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LATEST SHIP NEH,S.
PORT OF NETWORK. .Auersr

ARRIVED.
Brig Whitaker Look Addison Is days with spsrs &C., to Snow L.
Schr Napoleon Nichols Jacksonville.
Schr Ereron TOrbet, Virginia.
Sehr A. Jennings, IlaIetoD Virginia
Sehr. A. s. Clark, Nelson Virginia
Schr Raplan. Stirling Virginia
sehr. james Alien Rocket Virginia
WIND-Suuset ENE.
NAVAL.
The from Pensacola At KY
West Fla and leaves for New-York the l7th
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARIEsToS s. c. Aug ISaid steamship Emily souder ~
Eewlork
KEY WEST Aug CRY Aug 5Arved 18th instant,
steamships Cuba BamOre Liberty from Havana lltb, brR
ste hom Nayasssi 18th, brig Lllhe from New.fcrk
Sailed Msc Wilmington Del 18th, steamships
Gala for ew-OTleans Liberty. for Baltimore.
Also arrived Aug l3 steamship G. W. Lord from Galveston of
New-York
San FRANcrsco Aug 5-Aived ships Gmana from sewYefss
Enoeh Train from Philadelphia Orion from Boston and esDnm'e
Liverpool &32
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coNn1rIoN or ruE srREErs.

A meeting of the Street Cleaning Commits
sianors was held at the Mayors Office at o'clock p ln
yesterday Present, Mayor Hoffman, Recorder llackett
Controller Connolly the Hon Richard oGOrnan, Corpo
ration Counsel and Jackson Schultz esq President OF
the Metropolitan Board Of Health. complaint was re-
ceyed signed by about 80 merchants the First Ward
regarding the hlthy condition of Bridge-st. Pearst
Moore-st and Waerst which referred TO Mr.. q. W.
Morton Of tho Mayors office, for myestgat and re-
port resolution directing the Controller TO pay to Mr.
Whiting the usual semi monthly appropriation for clean
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
THE DETROIT TOURNAMENT.

DETROIT, Aug. 15.-Ftve thOuSand spectators
were present to-day at the Baseball tournament Three
games were played. Tho hIst was between the Ann
Arbor Juniors and the VictOrias OF lngerso, Canada
which was easily by the latter The second game
was played by the MapcLeaf Club Of Hamilton, Canada
and the wilkins OF Port Huron and was also by the
Canadians. The third game was between the Aleghanes
Of Allegheny City Pa and the Young Canadians of
Woodstock, the Champion Club OF Canada. The Ale
ganys won the standing % 10 80. This the rht
time the Young Canadians have been beaten.
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A CHICAGO LIBEL SUIT.

CHICAGO H., Ang. I'D. A. Goodrich, asho
caused the arrest Of several members Of the Bosrd Of
Trade few days since for selling grain short has
brought suit against Ths OhicdgO Times libel dana.
ges $4,000 The libel consists in attbuting mereenary
motives 20 him IN procuring the arrests.
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A POISONING CASE.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Aug. ia case of poisoning
occurred ~ Martin township Mclean County, Friday
last resulting in the death three children of Mr. Hurt
and the probable death of four other children who
hYiug ht Iast aeGonts Suspicion upon married
areI
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
YACHTING.

The Jersey City Yacht Club Will start on
their annual cruise Saturday morning, August IT,
Eleven the yachts belonging TO the squadron win par
tcpate in the cruise and itIs expected pleasant
will be had by all who take part IN the cruise, The cruise
and Outslde OF tie Hook.
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ing the streets wa laid over unti the report Of Mr. MOE.

ing the streets wa laid unt the report Of Mr. Nor
ton should be recei ged.
The following resolutions were then adonfss-1si
That or the purpose onspeeon the
contract divided ds division u whish
shall be Broadway its junction with Fhave Twenty
and the Filh-aye. FROM tna point 70 .se Harlem River
Rd That the Mayor be auh0r Ell employ additional lh-
ecior AZ the paid to the present acting iu
psetor and 10 assign each of ilm his appropriate District
a complaint was received from number CT resldenfs
on tho cast side Of the city, relative 10 the or
ashes and garbage which referred 10 the Street Con-
tractor with instructions to attend the matter without
delay.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
pIsTILLERY sEIzrRE

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 15-The distillery of Jacob
Sunnernaker, and the refinery of @. W. Winner Co.,
were sezed yesterday for fraudulent revenue returrs
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.

OFFICE OF THE GgSKRAL SUPBRrgTEnDsETi
ALTooSA. Pa, 18th Dec, lSeb 1
GENTLEMEN: The watches Manufactured By you have been H use On
this Railroad several years BY engnenea to Sboo We furnish
watches as part equipment There are now sone TDRBh
HUNDRED OF THEM CARRIED or OUR LINE and eorsess
them GOOD AND RELIABLE TIME-KERPERs. Indeed hs1o
srea. satisfaction IN saying YOUR WATCHES GIvE Us LESS
TROUBLE and have and do much longer without rer'n
than any watches had tbs read Asyon are
aware we formerly trusted ihO'e Of English nso1ietare Of adr0"
edged GOOD reputation bu. as they keep tine ooUsy
nOr have they done good service ssyous. I
In these sustained predecessor MI leS 'iese
,Iperenee erisnled over years. Respectfully
EDWARD II. WILLIAMS. Gezsrsl supsTrs'eert
AMERICAN wAIcH coxPAST, WALTHAE hAsA
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
EASE BALL

BAIL AMONG BANK CLERKS.
A pleasant game Of five innings was played
ot the Rod House Harlem, on Wednesday between the
clerks OF the Oriental and ~ the Butchers ana Dio'efs
Bank The score stood a6 folloWa;
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 15.-lhe game OF
base bah I'm this city to-day between the Union Club OF
Lansingburg n. Y, and tho Hampdcn club OF this city,
was Terminated by tho rain after five innings and runs
for the former and innings and 10 for tho latter
Had the game continued, the Unions would probably
have been dcfeAtod.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
, CENTRAL RAILROAD.

NEW-1ORk CENthAL hAlLAOAD'
IccoxoTIyH DEPAKrHESr, WESTERN DrylsoE}
RocHEsTKR, Dee. "A, 1916 .
GESrrExES; Ihsve hesitation Ia saying thA. believe The srs.s
majority Of locomotive engineers have found eIerenee ' "ALs
THAN WATCHES ARE THE MOST SATISFACTORY Of any Ar e!s
u,. They RUN WITH THE GREATEST ACCURACY AND STEAD
MESS notwithstanding rough riding Of engine and a ba'e'
NEVER KNOWN ONE TO WEAR OUT they must be durable b'ps
see the when railway companies will generally as'E' IsoH
watches all engineers and eonduetO y 'f''
ion Il would greatly tend promote regularity and safety
yoprs re,psetfuny CHARLES WILSON O. Chief Bngireer
Brotherhood Of Locomotive ELGIesrs
American WATCH conASY wArTHAS, Mass
EVERY WATCH FULLY WARRANTED
h, all selass dealers in the United States AID pfsss
Provinces For farther information address the Agents.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
No Is2 BROADWAY NY
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rer. e,l.. of the IlleelIe Clah
REPORTERS vs. sCOI


REPORTERS W. SCORERS.
IF the weather be fit the return match he
tween the Reporters and Scorers VIII take place this after
noon upon the Capitone grounds.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July G.-Thc United
States Consul at Kingston, Jamaica, re-
ports to the State Department, June sth,
the prevalence of yellow fever in an OPT
dcmic and malignant form Onc-fourth Of
the cases terminate fatally. The disease
was mostly confined to the unacclimatcd.
Papers have been filed in the Attorney
Generals Office looking to the removal Of
+. J. Heron, United States Marshal for
Louisiana.
WASHINGTON, July G.-Thc internal
revenue receipts to-day were s7S3,C00.
The securities held for the national
banks and deposits are 1919, 100000. Ma
tonal bank circulation, 929S ,GG5,OO0. III
tcrnal revenue receipts for the week,
sS,35l 900.
Leading members say that Congress will
not take up the rebuilding OF the Missis-
sippi lcvecs until the States are recon
structed under the acts Of Congress.
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Foreign News.

LoyDoy, July C-Noon.-Consols, "a e.
United States bonds, IS. No. j. Dutch
standard sugar, 2Js. Cd.
LONDON, July c. Evening. - Consol>,
9l1.. United States bonds, IS.
The Government has released the con-
victed Fenian Condor through the lnlu-
ence of United States Minister Adams.
PARIS, July Cit is reported that Ma
pocon has concluded to disarm ol,OoO
men of the French army Immediately.
LIVERPOOL, July 6 = Noon. = Cotton
quiet; estimated sales, 5000 bales; md
ding uplandS, 10lad.; Orleans, ia
Ereatlstutls dull and unchanged. IroVl-
sious quiet and unchanged. Turpen'lhe'
32s. Tallow, 44s. Common roSin, VS. 9a''
fine rosin, rs. c
LIVERPOOL, July G-Eyening:-Cot'o on
unchanged. BreadstuiIs dali. Corn 0V''
Tallow, As. Cd.
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Flour moro steady State, sG.501sl0.50 !;
southern, :9.25@$15. Wheat irmcr. Corn
dulls Pork iirmcr. Lard dropping. Ma
val stores quiet. Groceries quiet but
firm. -Frcights unchanged.
Nec TorL Money .NarIei.
New YORK, July G.-The Express money
article says money is quiet and still
largely in excess OF the demand. The
railway stock market opened heavy, but
afterwards improved. Governments were
less active but steady.
The specie exports to-day were 81 ,500,-
600.
The bank statement Monday will show
an increase Of four million dollars in loans,
three millions in specie, five millions in de-
posts, and one million in legal-tenders.
Gold closed at 139.
The Assistant Treasurer converted d1l-
ring the week $1,000, 900 of the August
zoos.
The customs receipts for the week are
over Sl,j00,000.
Large amounts Of gold are going into the
sub-trcasury in exchange for gold notes.
s5,7OO,OOO gold interest will be paid on
the l7tl.
BALTIMORE, July G.-Conee dull and
unchanged. Cotton steady at 251ac.
Sugar firm !: fair to good refining, II so
l2c.; grocery grades, ll1{@l3c. Flour
scarce prices irregular. Corn less &C
tive and 2M3c. lower: white, SLIP: yell
low, 2l.0GG$1.07: western mixed, 81.
Provisions firm. Mess pork and lard
quiet. Whisky unchanged.
WILMINGTON, n. c., July Cotton
nominal at PC. Spirits tnrpcntne weak
at 50l.. Rosin steady at S2.Go0$5.jo.
Tar firm at So G. !.
SAVANNAH, Jnly 6.-Cotton quiet and
easy; sales, 10 bales; low middling, zig
&c: receipts, III bales.
MorrE.E, July G.-Cotton closed firm;
sales, $50 bales; middling, q &C.: re-
ccipts, 80 bales.
CHARLESTON, July G.-Cotton dull with
a declining tendency Quotations nominal:
receipts, 800 bales.
New ORLEANS, July 6.-Cotton dull and
unsettled; low middiing>, 231sc.: sales,
1000 bales receipts, l33 bales; exports,
G,Gii bales. Sugar-Only a retail trade;
fair Is &c. MclaSscs-Marllct bare. Pork
firm at 323.7j. Gold, l39.
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GEoRCETowN CoLLEGE.-Thc late excr-
cises of this most excellent institution
were OF most interesting character. A
grand reunion Of the Alumni Of the irsti-
triton took place, in which many school
companions who had been separated for
more than eight years by the rude hand of
War met and renewed once more the bonds
OF friendship.
At the Commencement proper many fine
addresses were made, among them one by
Mr.. William a. Hammond, of Virginia
which was complimcntcd by all present.
Stephen \. and Robert NJ. Douglas, sons
OF tho deceased Senator, were also among
the speakers.
President Johnson, who has a little son
at the college, conferred the diplomas, me
Gal>, and premiums. The following named
students from Virginia were conferred with
silver medals in their respective classes
William a. Hammond (3}, Thomas H..
Stack (3), Richard II. Mcmahon, John B.
Northrop, X. DcvcreuN Doyle, Joseph l..
Bragassa, Andrew J. Byrnc..
The following named students Of Viz
ginia were given premiums: Algcrnon C..
Chalmers, James c.. Achcson, William a.
Hammond, Alfred n. Williams, Richard
i. Mcmahon, Massilon II. Marstclcr.
Tie following named students Of Viz
giuia were honorahly distinguished: Alfred
y. Williams, Edward IL. Cookery, W.
Reynolds Cowardia, Richard il. Mcmahon,
MaS,Ilon II. Marstcllcr, John Il. North
rop, Peter }. Mcmahon, Charles I. Good
man, Maurice \. Langhornc, Francis
Wassmer, James IL. ONcill, Giles i.
Power, Thomas II. Stack, Richard Il. Nc
Mellon.
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SAVANNAH, july 1.-THE total registra-
ton 50 far is SIS whites TO LIS blacks.
MOBILE, July G.-The registration in the
fifth, sixth, and eighth wards, Tor the
week, stands 1884 colorcd to 81 whites.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, July C.-The total
registration in this city is 1868. The black
majority is 205. There were 1876 challenged,
oil whom seven-all whites-wclc rejected.
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WILL IT Pay? ENCOURAGE
w HOME MAEUFACT0RlES.-cs
LAM3ETH J. FRANCIS. Es-lst~
CAKRI-GE MANUFACTCKERS,
successors to King j Lambethl,
No. 1913 Franklin street, Richmond, Va.
Our friends and the public in want OF Car
riages, Buggies, and Wagons OF any description,
will fnd il 20 their advantage 10 call ana examine
our assortment. We sci no northern made car,
riages but pledge ourselves - turgsh a sood ana
A. fashionable carriages and at prices a reasona-
BILE as they can be bought elsewhere. We Invite
all persons in want OF article. in orr line friendly
to southern industry and enterprise, 10 call and
examine our ztock and prices.
REPAIRING done promptly and IN a manner TO
give satisfaction.
is l5-3m LAMBETH < FRANCIS.
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The Markets..

New YORK, July GA. M;-Stocks
strong. Money, 6 per cent. Gold, l3S 3.
Sterling exchange, l1Ol8 @IOA. 5.2O,s,
.G2, coupons, H.; 'Gl, loS =, o''.l o "n 49,
new issue, 1878. lO.lO's, w a ~ r, ;,
lo7@lOS. Cotton dull at 2G12c. flouf
easier. Corn declined lG2c. O.
New YORK, July 6-P. M.-Cotton firm
and easier; sales $50 bales OF 26gzO 1ac'
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Tho I,nppriaIist Troops at sera Cruz.

New ORLEANS. july G.-The Austrian
steamer Elizabeth has orders to proceed to
Vera Cruz without delay 20 bring the Aus
trian and Mexican officers and troops here.
She will return Immediately.
Colonel Study and the other officers OF
the Vera Cruz garrison who arrived in
Mobile on the TabaSco have come here.
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Exciting Iucidcut nj n Circus.

EocUEsrEE, n. y, July at circus
performance last evening Elias White, the
lion King, while in cage of fcrocious
beasts, was attacked by male lion, in
dieting several wounds. He was rescued
by the circus men with iron bars.
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T L n Z IS, 1867.

7 UN E IS, 1867.
OPENING THIS WEEK At NOWLAN COOS
magnificent assortment OF rich
JEWELRY, WATCHES, An DnILVERWARE,
fresh from the factories Of Europ. and America
LADIES' SETS OF PlnS and Is hRlSG,-ths
latest styles
DlAMDn DIS, PEARLS, EMERALDS. and other
precious stones.
ELEGANT WATCHES, with all the improved At
tdchm"nts.
>uPEnB LEOTTlTg CHAINS and PINS
DIAMOND ESGaGEMLNT and PLAIN GOLD
W EDDIEG RlTGS.
CAED.CAS HATDKERCHIEF- HOLDERS,
and great variety o. beautiful
Prescription GOODS.
An endless variety Of STERLING SlEEE"AEE
in c.scs al prices low any hou-o IN Nrw
York or Phlladel phia. Call End examine AT
TDWLAa & CO.'S,
corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
ia 70 above the pO-t- Office.
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MO. 2!l.-TO THE LADIES.

wond respectfully call the attention Of the Ia
dies the public generally 10 my large and Well
selected stock Of
HAIR GOODS,
VIII ch Is now ready Tor inspection, consisting In
part Of
BRAlDS, CURLS.
TOUPkES. WIGS.
WATERFALLS, FRIZETTES, &c,
which will sell AT the lowest cash prices
have also received new patterns Of hAlR JEW
thing in that line.
Nothin. bur the best gold will be used for mount.
Ing the
Profoundly thankful for The liberal patronage
bestowed on me heretofore hope, by STREET a,tcn-
ton to business, to merit continuance OF the same.
WILLIAM WlLDr.
No ell Broad street
t. IL between Second and Third.
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HcpIstrnfiOn Items.

At Competition, Pittsylvania county. mp
to Friday night: whites, 207: blacks, 272.
In Sussex county : whites, $50; blacks,
l,0A3.
In Petersburg, complete: whites, 1,4l4;
blacks. 2.ii0.
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WnMISGToS, \. c., July G.-AccountS
from the agricultural districts are more
encouraging with regard to the crops,
especially on the uplandS.
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ALEXANDRIA, J uly )

A CARD-The undcrs gncd, design l.
~ Ing u carry ON Il GENERA. 5TAEh BUSl :
:, kSs III THIS cty. desire 10 purchase ST. 10 IN
any quantity, by contract or Otherwise. 10 be de-
veIed a. tc!r yard, or the souh Side Of the dock,
adjoining Mayu'n tobacco warehouse.
fLey beleva that from the advantages Of their
ulpn o! conducting the business they can oter in
duc.msrt- to parties 10 tell to hem.
Post. oil GO address, box 10, kichinond
ONCE ouppstte the toll house on Mayo's bridge.
o-1'' off~~ WILLIAM c. MAYO,
ROBERT Il. FITZHUGH,
,ou I'm Superintendent.
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CrOcEely AMI GLASSWARE.

NROCKERY.- SPRING TRADE, 1867.
" Wa arc now receiving very large stock Of
CHINA, GLASS, AID EAKTHSNWA
which W offer a! wholesale and retail al very low
prce-.
Merchants, hotels. and families supplied on the
best terms.
All pcrsons wanting goods In our line will find
X 10 their interest 10 call and examine our stock
efore purchasing elsswhere.
KELLOGG < GIBSON,
Importers and Dealers In
China, Glaos, and Earth enware,
ell 1917 Main strast.
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Holm III. TYLER q o.. Successors

John II. TYLER q CO., successors
" to Mitchell & Tyler, Ill? Main street, Rich
Inond, Va, respectfully call attention 10 thslr
WATCE IS and CHAINS, :CLOCKS, JEW ELkY,
SILVER and PLATED WsRg. GOLD, SILVER,
not surpassed by any ciaaSof goods In the country
rs 10 quality, and which They will sell at prices as
low as in any other regular mouse north or south.
Their presen. stock Is we'll selected and very COM
p!ets and consists Of the most desirable and
fashionable styles usually kept IN Ars. class ew-
elry establishments. apd 10 which they are con-
SANITY adding new goods. They continue,
heretofore 10 order direct from the factories what
ever articles their customer may desire. and At
IN . shortest possible notice. HAIR JE"ELkf OF
every description made 10 order. WATCH Re-
PAIRING done in the very bes. manner by the
most experienced watchmakers In the country.
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B. p. HARTMAN. X. q. MAYO.
BATHS,

3. p. HARTMAN X. q. MAYO.
RATHS,
IL RnCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.
This famous BATHGEGPLACE will be opened
20 visitors on JULY lsr.
The med icinai qualities OF It's waters have been
50 universally .tt.stsd az to render l. unnecessary
to refer to tn an here in detail. Delightfully."- stu
ated, - mi distant between Goshen and LeXlng
ton, on the banks Of the Wild North river Of
III. picturesque James, "nviro1sd by a scenery
a. once charming and romantic their attractions
are still more enhanced by tha close proximity 10
the Natural Bridge and to Lexington. the scat Of
the Virginia Military Institute, and to Washing
ton College, now under the guardianship of &C.
nsrai Il. Lee.
Being near - all The Virginia Springs, it is at
III. same time OF easy access from all the larger
cities
Physicians experienced in tho use and in the
effect OF the Baths reside at and close to this
place.
Passengers Leave Baltimore. Washington, ard
Richmond in the morning, get off at Goshen 3epot,
Virginia Central railroad wh"r" ahGudaut ac-
Communications provided to ira ns port them
of tE" best graded roads in tn" State, and
through the famous Cohen Pass direct 10 the
Baths by ! 80 =. VI. same day.
Board 80 per day, go per month children unt"r
ten years and colored servants half price. White
servants, two thirds Of regular charges.
Ballroom. Billiard, and Bowling Saloons are
upon the premises
Sulphur and Chd ybeate water, also the use Of
the Bath, free Of charge 10 visitors.
Z. u. MAYO. Acting partner
Of HaRMAN 4 MAYO.
!. FULTON ToMPKIS5, Superintendent.
IL o5-ts
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W7 HITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST Va.

This celebrated Watering place is now fully
open for the accommodation OF
ONE THOUSAND ITORS
Rosenberser's celebrated Brass and String Band
Is engaged for the season.
CHARGES FOR BOARD: Per day, $780, per
month, $40.
10 22-s- GEORGE l.. PEITO I. co.
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Dissertations, DC.

r5'HE Il l. ) ! y L; $ ) III HERETOFORE
I conducted by the Unders. uad under the style
Of LASlEk bkrTii5HS X CO. will be continued
from this date under the style and trm Of LUG US
l.. LaIlEE i Co. LIClUS l.. Ian tR,
jUHa w. SELBI.
Baltimore, July !, 1897.
Being the sole and exclusive owners Of all assets
and debts due 10 the rms Of hANIsK BROTHERS &
Co contracted before and sine. the yra., parties
indebted are requested to make payment to us or
eUrauthorlIed agents.
" .-lw LUCICS L. LANIER I; co.
HiS> OLUTIGT OF CC-PA PTH Er-
/ u sHip.-Tha co-rart l"rship heretofore exist
ing under the styi1 and htln Of MlLLAI>aR f
VI SEES j. this day dissolved b: mutual consent,
Alfred Noses having sold ont his entire interest IN
The concern 20 Moses li!ih.er.
The business will hereafter hc conducted by
MOSES MlLLHISGt, who will pay and receive
all claims due by or 10 the late finn
MOSS liILLHEsER. :.
ALFRED .il6ES,
.Tuiy l. 1857.
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BANK CoNsoLmATIoN.-Wc learn that
the negotiations which have been going on
for some days having for its object the
consolidation Of the First National Bank
with the Merchants National have been
successful, and that the capital and bust
ness Of the former will be merged into the
latter. We are moi informed as to the
particulars Of this arrangement, and only
state what is commonly talked Of on the
slrect.-Pc'wSL,uy IJ.dcr, 9Th.
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House unG Sim Painting.

ID EMOVAL.-I SCHklVkR q
II CO.. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. hssgs II.
moved their chop 10 Tenth between Main and
Bank streets.
All orders for work will be punetua!y aud
faithfully attended TO. J" - u
DICHMOND SIGN EMPORIUM. NJ
IL SIGN PAINTING OF EVERY DESCk!PIioS
EXECUTED PROMPTLY AND on S. .I, IN SS
TORY Terms AT THE ABOVE hs t EITH
MEST BY l.. l.. MONTAGUE y sos,
STREET BELOW MAIN NV