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OR1TUTARY.

died at Osborne. in Chesterfield county, On
Saturday the LIST OF August 1858. BENZ IL u 81
RRANSFORD, In the fifty-secnnd year OF ns an
leaving widow and eight children and nun.nrahIe
relatives and friends TO mourn lnen
loss. .od has induced
TO say nothing but good Of the dead ea5 stes he
many 10 loot unon obituaries rather as trlpnts
a.n,rad nv FOO partial friendship 70 the deaa LM.
IN nernefuate Virtues for the example anu I'M.
ton of the living Rut IN the pressnt naT,e of
while modest merit shall be annlreh Tue ,ramsm.
BENJAMIN n. BRASsFoRD Will NOT oe un' eAo''
bered. tu,,,+, of Curf1-
berlandf and while youth was taken ~ ~. n the
CnoneI lawson Rurfoot the then treasury. y ~,
State of Virginia. as one OF his CLERKS IN she Ger
toll where he remained for several yeasspc hester.
his marriage he moved to the county o, ermdna
field and engaged in the occupatlnn VI .ha atrict
His hospitality and kindness. ~ wen as 'n bS re-
Integrity Of his life made him beloved anu r,or
spected by all with whom he had intercourse o de-
more than twenty wears before his oeath M
ceased wac n member of the Methodist EpisLI"' NE
nal Church and while without ostcntato.n.h HE
walk in life was strictly In accordanc,e WIN md
profession. In truth he was 2 ~ lsmn-es,v co
when. as in this instance. one is 1ouhu hrrnan-
1t comprises all the virtues that can auoan those
ity It requires no long euogy to ennmerate iee
qualities that made his presence PnIe The word
and his loss void most difficult 10 bli. ne ella
t.Christian ~ of itself mpliEs mat In al. and
tnns of life-as husband, rather, neIgno " avary
duty AS he lived the life OF the Just ne . con-
death Of fine righteous and while we can pus S". ~
dole with those near and dear IN him. VINO Iect ~
deenIy their loss. vet we can point WIN
TO his life as an example for their imltaIin , or,
recommend them In their deep ahlctn,H n W on can
cause fi'ei' - A. b. W.
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: FOLLY OF RADICAL RECONSTRUCTION
In one of his recent speeches Mr.. PENDLE-
TON, of Ohio, in referring to the Radlca!
reconstruction, happily quoted the old say
ing of the Romans that :" for retreating
foe they would build bridge OF gold"
There could not be wiser maxim. How
have the Radicals respected this maxim
by burning the bridges and desolating the
land. Is that peace' Is that reconclila-
ton Even Radical hearts must now echo
the bitter answer. But Radical hands are
in the treasury, and Radical ambition Is
bent on retaining the public offices. The
hands can only be kept there and the amol-
ton of Radicals can only be gratifed, by
playing out the game of oppression and
false assumption Of southern disloyalty.
1t has gone too far-all must now be left to
the hazard of the die.
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EARLY IRISH PoTAT0Es.-The early
Goodrich potato has for some year or two
created quite sensation among farmers for
it's early maturation but @ new variety,
called the "Early Rose," has stepped in to
throw it in the shade. This early rose ma
lures from ten days to two weeks earlier than
the Goodrich. A committee of farmers in
vestigated the potato crop of the early rose
variety of Mr.. JOHN o. THOMPSON, Staten
Island, this season, and made favorable
report. The yield was one busbel for every
twenty-six hills, or 55s 6-13 bushels per
acre. Some of the potatoes weighed three
to three and half pounds each. The re-
port says:
"Mr. THOMPSON purchased one peck Of
these potatoes last spring, from which he
"cut 92O sets. They were planted in rows
three feet apart and one hundred and
Eight feet long, the hills being sixteen
"inches from each other. Four quarts of
".ashes were applied to each row three times
during the season. This was the only
kind Of compost or manure furnished
"them. A mess of the potatoes was cooked
" for the committee, and all the members
"were delighted with their mealy and nu-
"tritious character"
The original seed was accidentally dis
covered in Rutland county, Vt, in 1861 /;
Seeding attracted the farmers attention,
and he cultivated it carefully, making such
experiments with several crops as satisfied
him of its superiority. He ultimately
made it 80 famous that gentleman in
Utica, N. Y, gave him $4,000 for 1870
bushels. We tell the tale as we find it in
the New York Commercial.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~THE GREAT SELLING OFF SALE
AT AND BELOW COST
WILL BE CONTINUED UNTIL OCTOBER LIST

AT
JuLIUS SYCL E'S,
ola MAIN STREET, BET. NINTH AND TENTH.
Twill continue to sell my entire stock OF foreign
and domestic DRY GOODS at and below cost until
october LIST, on account of removing to 4l5 Broad
street between Fourth and Fifth.
BLACK and COLORED. SILK;
SUMMER DRESS GOODS regardless OF cost;
COL ORED ALPACAS;
WHITE GOODS In large variety;
HOUsE-FURNISHINGG GOODS Of every descrip-
ton
Fine assortment of MOURNING GOODS, such as
TAMISE CLOTH:
Ga ALL-WOOL FRENCH MUSLIN;
LUBBIN'S BEST BOMBAZ1NE;
CANTON CLOTH and CHALLIES:
ALPACAS and EMPRESS CLOTH.
Also n large variety OF FALL and WINTER
GOODS to be closed out at greatly reduced prices
such rs
FRENCH and ENGLISH MER1SO;
SCOTCH PLAID for chlldren's wear;
PLAIN, STRIPED. and PLAID POPLIN;
SINGLE and DOUBLE SHAWLS;
CLOAKS and CLOAK1NG;
BLANKETS, FLANNELS
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, and SATINETS.
4 full stock Of Domestic Goods. Hosiery, Gloves,
Hoopskirts French Corsets, Kid Gloves, Notions,
&c. All Will be sold less than wholesale prices at
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
el3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth
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THE HERALD EXPECTS THE g OsE-MAS.n
The last Of the 6 dissolving views" of the
Herald is the sone-man " on" Charger
That paper says:
I" As the first result of the American cleo
ton, the people Of the United States will
have chosen new President for four years.
Many thousands of men of different race,
just liberated from slavery, will vote, and a
further disturbance of the constitutional
equilibrium must follow the election of
either of the candidates now before the peo-
pie. How will it eyentuatei In one
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FoRNEY makes the following inquiry

"Until specific legislation in his favor is
had, Is the captive belligerent in any better
position than ne YVES in 1851"
: Not much. Some would prefer a prison
TO present subsection amidst desolation.
But there is prospect Of "specifc legisla-
ton in his favor" that cheers the captive,
and gives him his only hope in his misery.
In the mean time, how is our friend FOR
sEYG Without slluding to the $4,000 de-
falcation, we may ask: with the loss OF
the secretaryship of the Senate (foollshiy
thrown away, and rapidly descending
with his party the easy road to avernus, is
there any especial legislation" that can
holm him. ~ .,r--
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NEW WAY TO MOVE AN ARMY.-A Gene
raj W. H. Brown, late United States volun-
teers, proposes to use the velocipede as
means to move cavalry soldiers. The ma
chine to have two broad-tired Wheels-the
one before the other-connected by beam
on which the soldier shall be seated while
he rropels the vehicle with the tips of his
toes His musket is slung under the velo-
cipede, and his knapsack, &c., strapped
about it.
BRowN's scheme, even if practicable, will
encounter q war from an army of contract
ors for supplying horses, and provender for
them, that will likely upset his velocipede.
Yet who will say that a machine suited
to convey one man may not yet be brought
into use for this purpose ? The cost of
horses, and enormous charges for feeding
them, are strong inducements to the substi-
tuition of other means of locomotion. The
Partisan horse, which has given such proof
of his speed and power, is q considerable
stride in that direction.
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best stocks ever offered 70 the public IN this
city. A large parts Richmond -manufae-
ture. The assortments include came OF the
most fashionable and elegant carriages Of
the day. -
|. The FURNITURE WAREHOUSES; are appa-
srently on new and more aetiTe oaels'
The stocks are as varied as ever and very
large. A large part of them is Richmond
work. The ,prices~ range with those OF the
great cities. r.,
In the several branches of CARPET1NGs,
PArER-HAsGINes, &c., there viii be no oc-
.casion for passing by this city. :.
/ The extensive establishments engaged in
manufacturing AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
are so well known that It Is almost eupere-
,rogatory to say anything Of them. They
are unsurpassed, and merely named to
make out this list. - ~:
The same may be said of our extensive
TRoN MANurAcToRIEs Of steam engines and
all sorts Of iron fabrics. -.......o.
Now; the facility Of communication and
transportation, independent Of any spirit
Of enterprise he may have, necessarily
compels the merchant of Richmond TO be
governed by New York prices. The coun-
try merchant, therefore, if he wants 1t, has
guarantee of the strongest character, IN
dependent of what he may know OF our
commercial people. But there is another
consideration of importance to the country
dealer. The chance he has to obtain broken
packages saves him much annoyance to
which he is subjected in the larger northern
houses. and here he deals with men who
understand his wants, and are prepared TO
meet them. When we addto this the powerful
reason that addresses itself to every south
ern man and Virginian to assist in building
up the commerce near him, and thus help
ing to establish markets and increase the
prosperity and population at home, we can
not but conclude that he will at least give
Richmond call and chance.
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The season for closing out my stock has far adj
vanced, and have from this day marked down
every article less than can be found anywhere In
this city-very important to persons having but
little money to purchase Dry Goods to supply
their immediate wants.
By calling at JOSEPH STRAUSE's, No. 1888
Main street, you can get
FINE BLACK and COLORED LAWNS, l2A 20,
and 25c.;
MOZAMBIQUES, LENOs, TAMARTINES, BA-
Reyes, GRENADINES FRENCH CAM
BRIO. and other Dress Goods, at half their
value;
BLACK. FIGURED. and COLORED SILK, at
$l.373, worth $3.50;
BLACK SILK UMBRELLAS at $l.25, worth So;
IRISH LINEN at So, 90, 75c., and 81, very cheap !;
SHIRT BOSOMS, very fine. at rs, s7a and 5oc.;
The greatest bargains in CAMBRIA WORKED
BANDS and EDGING;
GREEN, BLUE and BROWN GRENADINE
Wells at 75c., worth $l.25;
Good quality LADIES', MISSES, and Chill
DREN'S HOSE, l2sc.
LADIES, HANDKERCHIEFs, 10 and l2ic., &c. :;
LINEN TOWELING, TABLE DAMASK,
PRINTS, BROWN and BLEACH SHIRT
ING and SHEETING, PILLOW-CASE MUS
LIN, HOOP SKIRTS, FLANNELS
and thousands of other Goods too numerous to
mention, all which will be offered to please one
and all who Will call without delay between Fiji
teenth and Seventeenth streets, opposite Palmer
& Sons. JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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GRAIN BAGS, DC.

ID AGS, BAGS, BAGs.-4O,OO0 GRAIN
D BAGS for sale-from the cheapes: sb!ppsps
20 the heaviest English Observation-Disclosures, double
stitched; sold ON account of manufacturers. AlS
for rent any quantity ON terms laid down by Chsa-
Der of Commerce. We buy Wool OF all Sisnes
and quantity for cash; sell Hoyt arothers LE 10.
THER BETTING on commission at manalanetn
rers' prices and keep constantly ON hand iaii a.
sortment OF GROCERIES and LIQUORS;
WINSTON K POWERS
( jy& corner Cary and Fourteenth streets
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IN mower q reanion The appearances
,;ncl;ne TO the former We have entered on
q revolutionary era. The eoming elections
will herald revolutionary changes IN both
hembpheres." ss g.
Probably the next view will be the head
Of the one man in a charger"
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WHITE MAN GoNE UP I'm the South Car
DINA Legislature the other day a MEMBER
Der ventured to use the term "white men, -
when he was interrupted by negro mem
Der thus:
"Mr. DeLarge said: I call the gentleman
to order he is speaking of members ana
calling them white men. l object to the
language used"
Lo the poor white mani
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AGRICULTURAL.

A VIRGINIA INVENTION.-We have
IA now ON exhibition at No. - Oh Fourteenth
street opposite the Exchange Hotel, the new and
valuable machine known as
ARNALL'S COCkLE- GARLICK, and SMUT
SEPARATOR,
the only machine known that can perfectly sepa-
rate cookie from wheat without regard to the Size
of the cookie. In this machine the new principle
Of ADHESION, as applied to machinery of this
class, Is strkingly and successfully demonstrated
and we invite the miliers, machiutsts, and bust
ness men of Richmond generally who feel In
terested In the agricultural development Of our
State, to call and see for themselves.
We are now offering for sale COUNTY and CITY
RIGHTS In the States Of Virginia and West Viz
slnia, and will be glad to see any gentlemen from
The country who may be visiting the city.
Communications must be addressed to US al
Charlottesville. Va. or TO Captain 7. G. Morton,
Exchange Hotel, Richmond Va.
~ BIN MINOR & PEYTON.
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pg- RoCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.
A further supply OF this invaluable
MEDICINAL WATER,

MEDICINAL WATER,
fresh from the Springs, in haf-gallons and quarts
No mineral water has established such reputa-
ton as this in the cure OF Of the worst malls
dies of the human system, such as Chronic biar-
rhna, and Dysentery, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Scro-
fula. and Skin Diseases, Affections OF the Kidneys
and Bladder, and Piles.
In those ailments peculiar tc the female consti-
tuition 1t has achieved the most marked cures, and
in multitude of cases well vouched.
AS an appetizer and restorative to an enfeebled
constitution 1t Is perhaps without rival.
Price $40 per case of one dozen half-gallon bot
ties. We also sell the MASS or SALTS of the
water PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
auls-eodlot Druggists, Richmond, Va.
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AGENTS AND COLLECTORS.

ERANK D. HILL,
A GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
No. lel3 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
win RENT OUT HOUSES and G o /. l. ct
CLAIMS OF every description.
Weisiser, Esqas John n. Goddin, Cashier Planters
National Bank; Messrs. William @. Durham 4
Co., Agents Old Dominion Steamship Company;
Dr.. I. II. Deane; Aessra. w. X. Martin 8 Co.
jy so-lm .1'
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wBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-Thie
splendid HAIR DYE is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect dye; harmless reliable, in
Simultaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes inv1go-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful, black
or 6ro,on Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory,
No. l6 Bond street. New York. ia 14-eod
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VERY Goop.-Mr. PENDLEToS, of Ohio,
abiding to the Radical platform, which de-
clares that the northern States may regu
late suffrage for themselves, but the South
shan't do it, says the policy is like
1.-THE snowflake In the river,
A moment eohue, then melts forever,
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CROP REPORTS FROM CALCUTTA say that
in the northwestern districts of India heavy
rains have seriously injured the crop of cot
ton in Northwestern India.
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'sShan we imbrue !'-Ancie1,t Pistol.
{" From Mississippi, and indeed from
all the southern States, our advices reveal
more clearly every day the thorough organi-
zation and desperate intentions of the De-
mocratic arty."-Forney.
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Lo the poor white man!

W. CANCELLATION AND HUMANITY IN TIE
RADICAL PLATFORM: "That the South
must knock OF the door of the Union with
black knuctles," says PENDLEToN.
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DEE.

On Fr,ey fist instant on Belvidere street. o gsd
gon Hit, JANE, wife OF John Appieyai" %
forty-uue years. ,o ., tho Metho-
dist Episcopal church. Oregon HILL on oopi's
23d instant at O'Clock Z. III.
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mARRTED,

r. a., wsdna.d,v the 18th instant, ut Clay-street
s,,nrch hy, paw TM Peterson Mr.. JOHN a.
TYREE 10 Miss sUsAH E. TyREE SD OF hIs :
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EDUCATIONAL.
TOILEGE INFIRMARY, !,

TOLLEGE INFIRMARf, oo,rvnr
" CORNER MARSHALL AND CohhAoD
, - STREETS. RIcHAoND, VA. ur,upru-
ISAIAH a. WHITE. M. D.. MEDICAL ouf IN S'7
- $50 TEGpETT. ,,.s "a
Ancases recurring medical or surg or 100
mftted except the insane and those laooring unueA
Msdfcat aud Surgical stag-Dasid; RI T1ek q !.
NJ. D.; L. 8. Jones: NJ. D.: B. Mcgawr Z M uaI,,
ter Mcclure, NJ. d.; Y. ID. Cunningham. m. D'' %
3. Wexford N. D.; Walter Coles. N. ID.
Cons,tltis.e phystcians--.John A. Cunning nam,
M, D.; Robert G.. Cabel, d. D.; John q. Skeiton,
NJ. D. :.
Consulting Ssrgeons-James Bolton. M D.i ".
A. Creushaw II. d.; J. 8. d. Cullen, NJ. ID.
The building is situated In quiet yet central part
of the CITY and convenient OF access TO all the DUST
ness centres. depots, &c. It contains large and
well-ventilated wards and neatly prlVa1e
Snecial accommodation provided for the treat
ment OF ipcbrates and cases OF dSttrtt:n trenens.
Suitable provisions made for women during con-
1nernent. ..t., u,
Menbtes OF the profession in good standing VIII
be accorded the privilege Of attending sucn
CHARGES, INCLUDING BOARD. MEDICAL At
TENDANCE AND MEDICINE
Large wards per week, Invariably
in advanced. y w s
Private rooms per week, invaria- .oo -
bly, in advance) SI' W W 81" or w
small additional fee is charged for surgical OPP
erations. ..atT ,, =.
VIC f'' y ISAIAH Fl. WHITE. n. d..
Medical Superintendent.
a., ,yU
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NJ TO CURE OR NOT TO CURE-THAT
is the question and the only question which affects
In the slightest degree the interests Of such persons
as are afflicted with Dyspepsia, Disordered Bowels,
Loss Of Appetite, Nervous Headache, Constlpa-
ton, and such other diseases have their origin
In Improper digestion. We admit that sufferers
had better bear their ills than resort to remedies
that they know not but when they have the assu-
rance OF their friends and neighbors that, BA-
KER'S BITTERS are an unfailing remedy for
strengthen the nervous system, quicken the liver
enliven the mind and e1pei all improper Sc secr re-
seek relief by the use OF them. These BrTTERs
have now borne the test Of time and from their
curative properties have become an estaoisnea
Their properties are purely vegetable, may be
taken by all classes without fear OF injury, ana
will prove an unfaiing tonic In all cases OF loss Oh
appetite. w pourne
and drn opists generally. e. BAKER,
Proprietor,
Iva Box s3a Richmond, Va.
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TLOTHING.-PRICES REDUCED
" Having determined to close out our entire
stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR, we will
from this time offer them at
REDUCED PRICES,
and viii do what we say. Now is your time for
bargains In MEN AND BOYS WEAR. eau at
1908 Main street.
Jy7 WILLIAM IRA SMITH & co.
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OFF SELLING OFF,! TO
~ CLOSE! TO CLOSET!

NEW GOODs-NEW GOODS
" VALENTINE PLACE.-We have Just re-
ceived our supply Of SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS, consisting in part Of DRESS TRIM
MINGS, WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, &c. We
desire to call the special attention of the ladies to
our well-selected stock of Embroidered and Thread
Edgtngs, Real Lace Collars and Laces, Eu-
broidered Handkerchiefs, Parasols, &C., which VIZ
are Offering at very low figures:
ARMISTEAD IL BIBB,
apN corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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HIGH SCHOOL IN HANOyER
b 1COUETY.--1he next session Of my SCHOOL
WIN commence OCTOBER LIST aud end July lsl
1859.
Youths prepared for the University or for any
other Virginia college. :
TERMS: For board and tuition le1clusiYe Of
washinR) Sseo-paysbIe semi annually 10 advance.
For circulars, address the Principal ut Montpe-
CHARLES NORRIS N. A.
~ sa-W&StlstS OF University or Virginia
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SCHOOL.

CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
RICHARD H. COLEMAN, NJ. A., University
of Virginia w
+ A. FREDERICK FLEET, University Of Vi,.
The NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL vii,
COMMENCE ON the FIRST OF OCTOBER.
For information, apply to the Principal
RICHARD Fl COLEMAN
au 21-.Iyn sf Fredcricksburr Va .
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BELLEVUE HIGH sCHOOL.-The next
ID session of this school will commence on the
FIRST OF OCTOBER, and close on the 2sth OF
June following.
For information, apply to the principal
JAMES 2. HOLCOMBE.
aulalm Bellevue post-ofice, Bedford, Va.
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EDUCATIONAL.

GT. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY
- CORNER OF FOURTH AND MARSHALL
STREETS, RICHMOND. VA.--The schoIss,i.
duties OF this institution will be resumed ON TUEs
DAY the LIST of September.
I Pupils will find Il much to their advantage IN ),
present Mt the opening or the school. " :"
For terms apply at the Institution. f-s
p an u ts,i.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14
ESCAPE OF THE ERIE RAILWAY DIRECTORS.

The warrants issued yesterday for the arrest
OF the Directors Of the Erie Railway placed in the
hands of numerous city detectives who Immediately pro-
ceeded to the several Jersey City and Hoboken ferry
houses to intercept them they attempted to escape the
Jurisdiction Of the NewYork Courts While they were
watching, however it was known to few that two OF
the most prominent directors were at hotel IN the city,
arranging their private affairs, these gentlemen were
subsequently found at Taylors Hotel Jersey City, which
they reached after perious voyage across the North
River, In row-boat in the midst Of hense fog which
delayed them more than hour. Messrs Damei Drew
James Fisk IT,, Jay Gould, and other directors OF tne
railway, had previously engaged rooms at Iaylors ana
EXPRESSED the intention Of remaining until the present
difficulty is satisfactorily settled. il was ascer.heu
that all the ready capital Of the Company "
hou, A. 600 600 had been safely transferred 10 Jersey
CITY.
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IvFs, PATENT LAMPS

give beer cheaper light than CAS- can be lighted filed and
trimmed removing shade globe chimney unewng me
We make SPECIALITY Of furnishing sAFB srAiloNA
LIGHTS In place Of hose m0ab and dangerous and PURE
yONBYPIOsIvR KEROSENE OIL instead Of the miserable stun 90
commonly used.
recently received hundreds Of letters asking for catalogues
We shah be glad hnsdres and are preparing rev ed
on Of 40 ourto pas with Illustrations prices &c but unexpected
a., have occurred In m completion which viii explain reply
iug letters promptly When Published viii be mailed to applicants
and ~ invite al to address CHANDELIERS BRACKETS
PULPIT STANDARDS, vBsTIBULB LANTERNS, HALL LAMPS,
REFLECTOR HANGING LAMPS, SPRING BRACKET LAMPS
vIsR LAMPS TABLE or HAND LAMPS for Churches Dvslrgs
Public Halls. or other use GOOD oil to burn in them
JULIUS IVES l. Co.. No 40 Maidsnlane n Y.