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TIE "TMEs''oN THE IUB.-In an edit
orial on the late boat race the London
Times has the following complimentary
remarks on the Hub and its close vicinity
and their influence:
at is nearly $50 years since the settlers
in New England founded the University on
the banks Of the Charles river. in grateful
imitation Of that other on the banks Of the
Cam where their spiritual leaders received
their early training It is $50 years since
the pious Harvard, himself an old Cam
| bridge man, gave it an endowment which
| has immortalized his name. Ever since
Harvard has been the Alma Mater of New
/ England, it, brick pile Of living rooms, its
substantial granite library, its old halls,
adorned with the portraits Of successive
presidents and other distinguished mem
bers, its chapel oppressive with severe Dig
nifty, all encompassed about with umbra-
geous elms and spreading lines, and veri-
table refreshments TO the European visitor
for they speak of Il past welded to the pres
ent in Il country where all else seems to
have been duly created by the man Of to-
day. They exercise, too, a corresponding
influence over New Englanders themselves
Harvard has educated Boston, Just SIS Bos-
ton has educated the United States. The
best culture Of the nation is there
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clses and entertainments, w-s rich and
fragrant in the good things, pleasant mem
Dries and cheering hopes for every student,
and every lover ola liberal and generous
mental culture, and general Selling of
good will toward Derby and its citizens
pervaded all tho visitors, while all were
inspired With the desire that Derby Acad-
envy should not be a child of Derby aicae,
but the cherished and fo=rrtd child of
Northern Vermont
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The Competitors for the Democratic
Nomination in 1872.

llrcC DcMOCEdtS III - guns w al
for governors FOR three large states
this fall, each of whom has bis eye /
upon the Presidency, namely: George /.
II. Pendleton of Ohio, Asa Packer OF /
Pennsylvania, and John Quincy Ad- !
ans Ug Massachusetts. Of these, Mr.
Pendleton has the brightest prestige, |
is the most positive politician, and is
the best looking man. Mr.. Packer is
The oldest and the richest, and Is the
most of fogv. Mr.. Adams is the
Youngest, has the greatest hereditary
fame, and sees rather the turthcst
into the future. If Mr.. Pendlet0n is
elected, be will be a powerful com
Uctitor for the presidential nomina-
ton provided he does not break down
a. Govcrfor. # Mr.. Packer should
succeed in beating Gov. Geary in
October, he will strive TO bring all
those peculiar and powerful aPpIian-
ccs for which Pennsylvania politicians
are famous to bear upon the National
Convention three years hence. He
is worth twenty millions Of dollars;
but, if this doesn't suffice to make
him governor now. it will probably
fail to make him the presidential can
didate then. IS to Mr. Adams. tho
full Of original ideas, some Of which
- Mill Ia troII fo1, tho Democracy To
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ACCIDEST.-We learn shat Mr. John
Mclaughlin Of Panton, was precipitat-
ed from load Of wood on Tuesday
last, by the breaking of a stake SUB,
porting the forward part Of the load
directly under the feet Of his horses,
The horses stepped on him and the
wagon passed over him, breaking one
arm and leg.-Vergenncs Tcrmoater.
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The HUss ANNIvERsARY.--At
Prague, on the 4th, 9Th and 9th of
this month--Saturday, Sunday and
Monday-will be celebrated the five
hundredth anniversary Of the birth
day of John Huss. Great prepare,
tons are on foot to give this festival
an imposing character.
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Republican State Ticket.

For Governor,
PETER T. WASHBURN, of Woodstock
For Lieut. Governor,
GEORGE W. HENDEE, of Morrisville
For Treasurer,
JOHN A. PAGE, Of Montpelier
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Miscellaneous Items.

/ Lie Is q disease OF winch all de at last.
Kansas claims to be receiving 1000 new
settlers day.
! Diphtheria is quite prevalent and fatal
It Lijiletof, Y H. aid 5itihilti
Henry Clay's cradle was bread tray on
rockers.
/ Prussia has 700 cloisters and 5000 in
mates.
The British museum had $50, 739 visitors
last year and spent as many dollars.
Worshippers are hired for two or three
cents apiece to attend the churches in Paris. /
4 Child III ohio died last weak from the
effects Of rat bite on the nose
A few flakes Of snow fell in New York /
city Wednesday afternoon.
New York is crowded with beggars Of all
classes.
Farmers in Ohio are feeding wheat to
their hogs.
Butler it is said, recently attended a
camP-mecting, but refused to be converted.
The administrators Of Hebcr Kimball's
estate have thus far found 4 children. of
whom 80 are boys.
The lunatics Of England and Wales have
increased PHI in one year, some say from
the drinking Of adulterated beer.
The Lady Superior of the Notre Dame
Convent at Montreal has bought $40, 600
worth Of real estate at st. Adams for the
establishment ofa boarding and day school.
So high is bread in Rome that the pope
never appears IN public WITHOUT being sa-
Iel,'t ", 'i''7 u Ii''S "''''' 0i''''''
Mon, Of tbc Por,,n Ca+boIic nroIatcs
in rerII to the homes inyitation to tbe cen
menicaI ,avtbat theywiII attend if he will
nav tbcir cLucnses.
,c,
, come Ne" l"fk ana lineage caPi'"li9t9
nave mace large purchase o. laio III ~. ~
norma near '''A Ff2i'ei7e"' I"f 0-'"'0,V0'
\ zen years Ola hc"7DoI "I oIiiciiIi,"ti
supports Two brothers. a iaJhGr ana in"tAeT
. both Of the latter confirmed lnYaIIds, ana
himself, BY ms own efforts
A AEinne.otian who was recently Bitten
a., by 4 ratfIr,nake coolv soaked the wound
= II. strong tobacco iricc and hinSclfin whi,-
: Key, ana has felt nosenous effects from the
: poison
i 4 new knitting machine. capablc oftak-
d inr $2Aul9 -.itche, minute. and of max
t inr 500 81 .rt- a dav. La, been invented in
2 Canada.
wniskcv SELLER. tied him up ana DESTROYED
I'LL tile contents Of hi, shop. but mercifJiIlv
i rclrsiuea nom hanging Lim.
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n L MBER SO.

Hon. Geo. W. Grandy preached to
a crowded house in Addison last
Sunday.
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The number OF State paupers in
Connecticut is $3.50; decrease Of
FIVE per cent. from last year.
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The SAxoEY ComIEnY TRAGEDY


J HI 0AAoN1 to''i"f''l "A0'.-7 J.
AFFECTING SEQrEL-A few days
a.o We published ua account ol ter
,.ihlc acri3crr wiz. r,,r, nlara III .
ooI1;,,,. !, So-o.,. .,,.on,L 4, ,,.,.ro
7.-, ,-.....-
S'oU' "IlI'l 'Nei '"o "u''u' W
lost their hYes. Inc IoIo"ii- 5ea1e-
ment furnishes a sad sequel to that
story:
..Tbc oninion that fine unfortunate
minors IN tho Rorr caI,icrv woro an
i,nmodiotoIv Killed IN tla ovrlos;,n
,rovcs ircor.sct H. no note Nook
Iftlr minor R,br tho f,1Iov,i,,, ant,.v
los hoe, fonod TINS ! -bolos, ,,Io.o
o.o have +ol,or ror,,o / bo,o ls;,-,,,
mn al hono hoconso ,ho ,.o.fiiotio,,
- 49,, .al.o.,.,ro4to~'-I,,.o a.5 ~, ~
rnn,,,.sh6ft IL, KAN. ' d.. =
throo difaront ,,looos lr,rcsd +o,a
nvsoIr ana ~, roIo,;o.', a1I a1nr
r;ona, rrLa ,,.- ~. 1,;.i ''''', ', -
90 on,, f,,.;,;,.. ,,l,, H.; ,,.,,,l, -;
r., p.L,.' ~ 49,. II.,,,,,,,.,I' .i,a,.
tnn ,Ln c,l..v;,,,. ,,.,,,l, Lar I',m
'o'hd; 'JaheW uIed, Richter lelt hs
lamIy 70 V"d. And again: Fare.
well, dear vie farewell dear chlld
frn ana not think 1t would end so
I-Ghermam. One Of the name o.
Schmidt had pinnrd 4 paper, with the
| following words 10 the breast of bis
blouse: My dear relations. while see
lug death before nc j remember you.
BctWccD 9 and 10 u'c|ocly' On the
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BIZ c. VI. DlCKfHslAN
ami Hon. CuAs. /. FLINT.
ia Both English aud German.
SHOWING bow 90 double the value
O. Land; make three times as much
out Of >fDc'. ; raise three times as
much grain, hay. roots ana all
farm crops, and more than double
a'i he profits Of the farm. Every
GARNER, stock raiser, gardener and
fruit culturiSt wants ic One hum
bred and FORTY illustrations. Sales
immense. send Tor circular. En-
-crprisiu- men Will learn the par
-icu!srs ora money making busi-
ness by addressing IEIGLER, NJ C-
.CUNDY & Co, Philadelphia. Pa,
.lr Springfield, Mass.
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DENELOPHIAN,
CORASCENSiUM
MLuITE CHESTER POARS.

All in want ofthe best breed of hogs viii 90 10
well to call at my place and see my stoGh a Of Of
White Chesters have purchased eoupIe. n
bears from L. B. Silver of salem, ONO, Mhicb
arc noble specimens OF their kind, and wiz AZ.
will he kent for the accommodation Of those u'
string the best quality OF hogs. am
H c. CLEYELAHsiD,;:
Coventry. Aus. "a, 1859, ~"
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County Ticket.

For Senators
WIN. G.. ELKINS of Troy,
JERRY +. DICKERMAN Of Derby.
For Judges,
JAMES sIMONDS Of Glover,
LYMAN p. TENNEY Of Albany.
For Judge Of Probate,
+. 4. STEWART Of Derby.
For states Attorney,
B.F.D.CARPENTER OF Charleston.
For Sheriff,
l.. p. GALLUP of Troy.
For High BailiR
JOSEPH BATES ID oC Derby.
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The Northumberland for Septem-
Der is received. In it we notice il. usual
variety of good things, such as the eenclu-
ding chapter of" Importation n, America, y
by f. A, Pollsrst " Bring the Nations
Nearer piece of poetry by George w.
Bungay, Facts about Women by Eleanor
Kirk, An Avenger of Blood" by Lewis
Gaylord Clark, an excellent chapter on
Sight Seeing Abroad" by Junius Henri
Browne, also Beauty and the Ballot" by
Geo. Wakeman, Fashionable Full Dress
for Women" hv howard Glyndon, which
is sIashirg protest against the fashiona-
bic fcllies and the gross indecencies in
dulgcd in by the female upper crust of
the United States, My Experience of Ev-
acuation Day and Week in Richmond, by
:. \. Brock, with many other articles of
interest. We still declare for Packard as
among the best of our munthlies; it is a
literary solid, and not a wishy-washy spec
linen Of sickly senlimentalism and diseased
story writing. :. 5. Packard, publisher,
937 Broadway. New York.
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAzINE.-This
excellent magazine is published at New
burgh, New York, by s 5. Wood, and is
what its name purPorts to be, a House
hold Magazine" full of rare good things
and literary dainties. 1t has something
like a dozen different departments, each
department having a speciality of its own
1t is published at the low price Of one dol
lar peryear
THE LITTLE CoRPoBAL.-The Scptem-
Der number of the Little Corporal is al
hand, prompt as midshipman, bringing
with it a rich treat of good things for chill
drcu who play with hoop and ball anC
drum. It should be in every home wher,
these noisy blessings most do congregatc
/ Published by Alfred L. Sewell & Co., Chi
cago, for one dollar year.
THE NuEsERY.-Our September mum
Der is before Us, just the thing for the lit
tlc7t folks, and as usual is full of prctt,
stories and pictures for children John /
Shorty, publisher. Is Washington street
Boston. Price 81 80 per year,
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ANTI-MASONIC.-By request of friend
IN Greensboro, we shall next week publish
the death bed confessions Of the man that
murdered Morgan. We shall also publish
any article in favor of masonry that may
bc-ont us, provided it i, not too long We
hope both sides will feel free to call upon
lis for the use of the Standard which Is an
hdYeuirH one, and open to the discus
sion of all questions the discussion of
which j, likely to result in good. If ma
sonry is wrong, it should be exposed, and
masons themselves should not shrink from
| the exposure, and will not if they are hon
/ est On the other hand if masonry is a
good institution and its principles tend to
make the world better and happier, it is
/ proper that those principles should become
better known and the institution be even
more firmly rooted than now. Our friend
in Greensboro, in writing us says, Ma
sonry shuns the light and fear, investiga-
ton Let Us see if he SAYS truly. Will
not some champion of that society which
many claim to be several thousands of
years older than the christian religion, and
nearly coeval with the creation itself, come
to- the rescue, and by indisputable evidence
silence its noisy dcfamcrs? But mum !.
the word with us
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vas IL tlitfi0ilib Turn OI INC NItCi
A great fire is raging in the Dismal
Swamp, III Virginia Many miles of fences
and cord wood have been destroyed, and
numerous wild animals have been driven
jtit into th6 .'T'c, country.
The American Board is behind hard in
its funds 1t had S145, 900 to be raised dur 4
ing this month August to save it from
debt. The receipts in July were S58, 781.74 /
$1,000 less than during the same month /
last year.
Along the rebel breastworks before Pc
tersburg has grown up continuous line OF
peach trees. The rebs having eaten the
fruit while on picket duty cast the seed /
aside. lnd nos there appears one contlnu-
Gus line Of fortY-fifc miles Of beautiful
trees, yielding the greatest variety OF the
finest fruit
The present production Of the White
Pine mines is about $50, goo a week, and for
the whole district about 100000 Il week.
In month or two the production will DC
increased to the rate Of 100000 year,
and the yield for 1870, it is constantly be-
lieved, will reach S1O,000G00
'PEGGING wAY."-Mr. Boutwell, keeps
khockSad off a i've and A baIf million chin
in AUGUST when expected he would barely
hold his own. Fifty millions reduction Is
pretty Good for tbe first six months Of Gen.
| Grants administration
/ The old hotel in which the first coH75i-
tuition Of the State Of Vermont was adopt
ed in July, l777, is still standing in Wind
sor 1t has been sold within a few days
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Memphis, Aug. ga difficulty oc-
Cured to-day between negro and a
white boy in the village of Macon,
Fayette county, resulting in serious
afray. A brother of the white boy
interfered and punished the negro,
whereupon a crowd of negroes gather
ed and threatened to sack the town.
One negro was shot. The negroes in
the town were soon reinforced by par
ties from the surrounding country and
made an indiscriminate attack upon
the whites. The white boys who were
in the original difficulty had to fly FOR
safety. The sheriff was called upon
and started from Somerville with a
posse to quell the disturbance. 1t is
reported that several of the sheriff's
party have been wounded by the ne
groes.
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ELECTIONS.-Our state election occurs
to-day-Tuesday. The election took place
in California last Wednesday there was an
extremely small vote, and indications are
that the democrats will have good work
ing majority in the legislature. Maine has
her election on the 18th inst.
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ALMOST WICKEp-Thc constant raids
upon the immense lumber fields of the
west are terribly exhausting to them. The
receipt Of lumber in Chicago in 1868, was
one thousand millions Of feet, to obtain
which two hundred thousand acres were
laid bare. This great tract only supplied
one Of the great markets. Think then of
the wholesale destruction caused to supply
all the markets of the United States. At
this rate of depletion, how long will it take
to dcvastatc the fields that we now speak
of as cxhaustless? There is a time COM
ing whenlumber will be scarcer than many
imagine, even in the west; and he who
plants her prairies with pine and spruce,
will do a work for posterity that will prove
more enduring than sculpturcd marble and
be a rich blessing to all time. Tree cul-
turc will pay even in timbered country.
/ We firmly believe that dozen or more
acres planted to the sugar maple or the
hemlock, spruce, or pine, on every cleared
farm in Vermont, will in thirty or forty
years yield as great a profit as any equal
number Of acres in the same time. What
| do you think Of it, farmers?
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THE CAMP MEETING.-The weather was
not very favorable for large attendance
at the camp meeting last week, although
there were town tents from Sheffield, New
ark, Eden, East Burke, Victory, Peacham,
three from St, Johnsbury Newbury, Con-
cord, Bloomington, and Waterford, Lvn-
don, Iraaburgh, Bloomfield, Fairlee, Bar
ton, Lunenburgh, Derby and Newport,
Craftsbury, Barton Landing, Kirby, New
port Centre, Glover, South Hardwick, al
den, Topsham, Danville, North Danvillc,
Corinth and Bradford and several family
tents. There were nearly sixty ministers
present among others Rev. DR.. Parker, a
missionary from India, and who returns
again in October, who made some inter-
esting remarks about the customs and re-
| ligious belief of the Hindoos There were
a great number of rowdies on the ground
disturbing the quiet of themeeting and an
noying people who wished to hear. Several
were arrested and good many more ought
to have been, but Notwithstanding all diff
fculties there has been deep interest and
it is hoped much good will come from it.
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VOLUME IA.
Orleans Independent Standard
A. A. EARLE, Editor.
Barton, Tuesday, Sept. z, 1869.
TERMS:

Terms Of the Standard s., o0in advance and
no paner discontinued until all arrearages are
Maid exccpt at the option of the publisher,
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Tie Depot will alEay. Pc found open, and
those wishing TO buv, viii sc, am equivalent for
their money.
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"a prize ngnL IOr TZOO q sue UOOh place
on Sunday, near Mt. Auburn, O., between
David Sheehan and Mike Heating. On the
twelfth round Heating struck Sheehan
when down, and the referees declared for
the latter Another prize fight took place
during the forenoon, in Well Greek Bot
tom, between I'd. Dennison and James
Burns In the twentieth round Burns
knocked Dennison out Of time. Both are
badly beaten.
Two-HEADED SNAKE.-Mr. w Z. Al
len, Of Westford, has left at our office an
interesting natural curiosity in the shape
Of young snake about six inches long,
! with two perfectly formed heads joined to-
gether at the base of the fauces 1t was
found among a nestful of the same sort,
save that the rest were shaped as usual.
He presents it to the Museum of the Uni
yersity.-Free Press.
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YANKEE NOTIONS, PATENT MEDICINES
YANKEE NOTIONS, PATENTMEDICINES
The New York herald., 1869-03-30
coAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
HAVANA sISAL AND VERA CRUZ.
IL New YORK and Mexican Mail Steamship Line. sailing
ssry Th srsy ey aays from pier East river. A. 10 A.
1Ie st.enua new
lily ~ MEXICO. Captain Deaken, March3
ro, srr IRA Captain Phillips, April ls
Sot Hsigat OF passage apply TO
f.ALExASDRE 4 SONS,
Bsaver streae.
The New York herald., 1869-03-30
spORTING-DoGs, BIRDS, &c.

LII KINDS OF FANCY nOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sale-Medicines for all diseases Prepared Food for
mocking birds, at b. DOvEyS, Noa and Greene street.
corner Of Canal.
N.B.-Lades attended to by MS Dorcy.
ALL BREEDS CHOICE DOCS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck sip. Buffers infaiibs
Mango Cure Flea Externina.or sc. Buffers new worx
81. Extra Stock and Trained Dogs.
THE FIRST sHAD CAUGHT IN THE NORTH RIVER
this taken by Captain John Ludlow, OF Wee
hawken. N. J. March %, 1867.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
The New York herald., 1869-03-30
PROPOSALS.

To PRiSIERs.-rsTIMArEs WANTED FOR COMO.
sition and pIessworx monthly rarer stres xsf8
inehes tyre to equal &c BREWER and clecrosypsi
month. The work 10 be first ss Estinates 70 bc ~ the
tW0 for poaon for aes and per Q Impressions
for presswork. Address 1yrc. tvx los Herald oMce
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HORSES, CARRIAaEs, sc.

TOR sALE-TEN HORSES, GOOD WORKERS AN
~ drivers; will trade for horses OF less value From ~
70 fsao Inquire at $50 West Ei:hteenth street. near Mint
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EYES AND EARS.

RTIrICIAL HUMAN EvEs.-BAucH 4 GouuEi
N mann fomery with Professor Boissonneau Of Parts
makers and OF the improved Artificial Human Ey
H9a Broadway New YORK. n BThese eyes are endorsed
The faculty
The New York herald., 1869-03-30

CoAsTwlsE STEAMSHIPS.
pAcIFIc NAH. STEAMSHIP CoMpANys
l. IHRoLGH LINE TO
Thrersh rates, New York to San Franci'co'--
os;,ss Inside. is;sse. seeogsa saoio s's!ss'. s!;
Steamers Of he ABOVE Inc le,ys pier No. q North river
foot q Canal rss. !, s,b Z q. Ssess s nssnS sseS month
except when those days s Sunday, then the day pre-
One hndred pounds baggage fire. TO each adult Medicine
xpr AsizcSs Captain Mauy, connecting with MON
TANA, Captain Faraswert,aa s,o..,v w,h .s,u.r
sssn a1 C. @
" on nsTh IL All usual ss
lilies prsr ~ ss n'nnf ~ ses Sassse S
sgPy. sSs. sree q q. company "S''' r. BABY, Agent
U,oR SAN FRAYcrscc, CALIFoRSIA.-TnE MAGsIT;
Ss,Ia Ss n'a
Loa KEY WEST. HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
semi;;monthly
The Baltimore asa Iiasans Steamship Company comprs
ms The IgoX9s ss ss. ssa: T. e. R.ss comm,
egsS ps.ss:s SS%%sSs,, ,,,...
The @ eso w sass from
RsPfq RHsMf RILliASss Ns On saturday xpr ID \ ososs
by his route win nearly goo miles travel have
s privilege q stopping at Philadelphia or baltimore with
For freight or passage ,,TTp,yy Z, ,sv,, 20 ...
" land - Broadway, room ~
I,oR NEW ORLEANS, CALLING AT HAVANA,
Carrying the United States mails.
The well known sdewhccl steamship
BIkNNyILLE
J. n. Baker, commander,
receiving freight, and viii W North river
Saturday, April ., at O'Clock L. m.
Through rates. and through S: 81 sias gwen
ton fndsnoia LavaccA and Rock for Texas Mobile Ala,
and 10 all points on the Mississippi river.
No Havana freight received on day OK sailing.
For freight ySossfoS. 2I yaioss rox Co. g Lt.r,rsoc
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FINANCIAL,

UGUsr BELMONT co.
n Issue letters of credit for travellers
Messra. R0rHSc HILD,
IN Paris LONDON Frankfort Vienna and their corre
spondenls IN all she principal cities OF Europe Also make
tesgrsphic transfers ON California and Europe.
The New York herald., 1869-03-30

TOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMoND.-IHE
IL Old Dominion Steamship COMPANY will despatch their
sdewnec steamship ALBEMARLE for Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond Tuesday. March 30 at r. NJ from pier
81 North river foot OF Beach connecting with the Sea-
bonrd Inland Air Line virgins and Tennessee Air Line
Southsde and Petersburg Railroads and Richmond and Dan.
vile and Virginia Central Railroads. taking freight and
granting through bills OF adng to all points south and South.
Bills OF ang signed the pier For freight or pas
sage having elegant staeroo9 recommendation apply e
n L. MCCREADY President is7 Greenwich street, corner
of Dey Inspance by steamers or this ine per cent