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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
HTrW.yoKK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL
~ Nv ROAD.
~ SUMNER ADVANCEMENT,


COMMENCING MAY 20, l1tS
station IN Neu.iork Of Twenty ieVsnthsl anl
fh"'s" ga,tbay,. O Twenty srVeGtlst
TRAINS LEAVE NBNlONk, ,,,,,y, ,
Fr Bridgeport 7, tkIl ll:JJ n '' hhb'
A., 3.t5 $50. $50. tnd8 tEI p y-.,,, I'm
Fa Milford. Strat'ori. Fairfield southport Ap' "'''f'
Is. 49, and $50 P. ,,,, ~, R,A AS
..-elEr1 $50 6:1p. and tEHD p N. 81, --,e.oo.
~ gaen T. = aig,1 il:5Oi N; I2:l5 (BI), 25 (Erl
as 80 IN IS $50 G.S ~ ;,s ga t ~ $50 ESQ 7:IS p
m Part Chester and intermediate stations at lI'"h NJ '
40 80 s. 10 $50 7:l5. and 1870 P n ,,.s
Sii'' ~ ''''' Wv 'CONSECIING TRAINS
Yo- po.top. via Springfield. a. m. lkLl > NhiboP W.
Tor boston. via Shore Line I'D IEI P,a@Is RIlspn
Pr Hartford and Springfield m thi ,,s N m 90 sonre,
fot Copn,e,icut River Railroad a m OIL l'''' y " '
u !. Prov dsaes aud F,hi Railroad Str) nj 1870
N Haven New London and sOulnstOu Railroad at H.
l2:l5 sP Bn,,,4 a. H. aud 300 D. IN. 10 Wnian,blrIa
f"I Nna.,tonie Railroad SA IN and m
roI S.ns.tyrt Railroad, a. IN, ELI ~ .,s
PoT s,v nd Sorwsil Railroad !:ls sud ~ A'
FOR set,p with Freight TRAN from norNAk
ss IN eonn.. R.I,o.d a ~. 1913, 49, aud b.D p n
Commoiou' Sleeping Cars ''J JAMES H. HOYT Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
wi DrLtwAKE LACKAwANSA, AND WESTERN RAILROAD

nj, an N..yo,s foot 81 rc,y.t aai ChrstopberI
SUMNER ARRASiEM counmeneing hohDA2 slaI 10 iS
"a m MAIL TRAIN. connecting Dcuye Nth b'"nton bIap
poyy lth Chester Branch Waterloo With sl..eI ~ Al
doy.r and N.ntou with the D. l. and W x o
O. S.bg Scranton Bend aud al points on Ine Lack
aNarra and Boumsbrrg Delaware and Hudson X k a. hs'on
Tor Beilichen hNe4'0Nu
C,unt snd WHssbsrrc. -. ,,,r,..s . -, ~ AZ ,.i.
u:J8 . n LHHIGH VALLEY EAPhESS s2p' Al NeIat. 'lr
No. I,rtettoun Washington Pllp1urg and hsson CON
,.r Al Phpstug With Bel b,L X H. ioi Dsl'lL Co., ~
81, yv..tg,y.,r 18th tb. n
q ,,r W.tsr Gap Stroudsbls aud scranton al Dover
,kG Chester h X and at waterloo Nith SUSSEX IL ,,
1a,- t10 n M o SUMMIT and nteuneilaie stations
S0O 40 g.0s and Nos N, aud 8 50" 81 ~ u''' o "
10 a. 40 saTTI ORANGE ard ntsrmrl ate stations y,
li,b a m 8 AL $50 p. n, TO AoHl'lSIo"h AHl 'A''
,tstsnE .-.,,,-o,rr VyppVes
- SRWARK A. ESQ 1872 $780, $3.50 lo:2o IT, lew INA N
90 a lo 3 an $50 40 s. $50 80 6:lo, $50 ''4S S;S and
III .tSp. , - ,toSrcf AIR ., am iOO 4 m $50
fa PM LV M ~ b school, Assistant Superintendent
=, Ussl.. @. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

OF WIS ICHEa n. N ~ ~. 4
RETEEEHS Saii,,p coup,
BY ORDER or TuE SUPkLAE .pukI
A. BLERCKER son Co. viii eel o. on Tuesday.
the 2Ctb Of October al O'Clock, t ~ eches
tr County under direct ION Of PTILO T. RlHu M, h-ree the
extensive prop.r known LORAkp consisting Of
about acres II land in Wetchester COsniy va" nf % aud
she various Improvement described IN Of me
Referee pursuance Of judgment Of ne 5. tVnt said
property being and laid on 1910 % And village
lots General yire probably the most property Tor
grlde extent -r nei IN The
ipuedat. vicinity Of Psnuarsin into erseneuts
Mans viii be Do the 10th Of September reference
be made Auc;oaees PhlLG J! RubILLN' ' VI " Wv
OhSOUR TILLOISOS esq. Solicitor
A j. B1tkCERB, Auciioneef. >, oc - -
cvpIFNDTD COJTNTRY SEAT atPASSAIC, n
- "a BLEECKER son Co win eel At au,. No T9HDAl
Sent 20 1852 al O'Clock AZ he Exchange saesroo W Broad
wa the charming oriental RESDEACE Of BNaa .ghuansca
esq Jegbtflly situated the Passc River hye WAX nom
i've uuutgs from the 100. W S.
on The ad The mansiCu Il - el W ~ ui
I'M the b snd finished with cos b man
tells Window 81 Domingo MAHOGANY se sat
and cold staiions eha all
the convuencc Of appointed residence; so p e-Iags
house sahes cehOne cattle bouse all in good orde grounds
contain viii fne orchard laWp &C 81 me
horses and other stock will be so @ % SAFE Of
the residence will BE- sold afeTTrd o. an cary NY
Aso.
neat COTTAGE on the river and plot Of ana OF % % ,,
front adjoining the above prOpetg Tor pa" FP' he
Auc No. II Cedars.. NeN-lork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD.
~ DEPOT IL kRW YORK Foot Of Liberty ct North River
On MONDAY, Aug 90 1869 passenger trains will run a.
follows; ...., ....,
8:i5 B:Ss, $40. 94s 1890 ltoa NJ l2:1S 800 40 32
5:l5 6:25. 7, $40 80 $40 l043 ll:50
LEAvE EEwY0RK FOR WEST BKkGBE-At s:e. ss3 as
9.lS ll.4o "a $780, $50 SIS 6:23 $40 400. II n m
LEAVE NETWORK FOR NEWARK 5:i5, $50. 6:sS. To5
s:l5 go Gas, 1890 llD l223 l. 33J 90
s. G25 s43. e!6:9s, 7, 7.lo, $50, DO lot5 llsop
X KICKER Superintendent
- BALDWIN, Gen Pss.sassr Assst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

a M Mail train Tor G5eeaport
hoHuot
3.7Jp M Gfssrport Express
40 N for Roe a. Glen Locust Waller. Huntington, North
slj NJ To- Ro,ys Glen Cove, Locust valley. Huntington and
EorEport
o N ior Jamaica and Hampstead -,
P Sac ror Eisi sud Wee; Hampton Long Island Railroad
Tn leave Yora $50 and 33j Fare through Sas
Harbor. 80 1T. n.
Rar Cove Locust Valley, Huntington sni NGrihP9 caves
n 80. I.-rt 80 |. IL mi B d u W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

HERMAN, -.-,u,-,-,,,,
In All parts Of the world by The Intellectual and scennc
ami nv amuss general &c b, the eaas aud un
,rrus.,,blt lelineatOf aud Interpreter ~ ..
REFINED ILLUSION.
the unavoidable puryeyor Of .. ..,..,.,,,,
and the only who saers with learned SAIL And 91'e
-. ~, tommy NlcrC
aud the invention and performance 81 eks .. ",
~ a. dignity Of science profession Will make bis FIRST AF-
pFARiNCE IN FIVE YEARS, At the -
'NN''' ACADEMY or MUSIC
WEDNESDAY EVENING Sept Is,
- ~ vi 1aveo- programme consisting Of entertainments
WV" ~ WHOLLY AND ENTIRELY MIN
deged BY HIMSELF expressly to signafe hA fetarn 10
b hem,phce and be counuudd Nib Ay heI,'
c presented audience They embrace grand scope mAe
80 elects and gular aud pleasing results
''' wv NEVER BEFORE ATTEMPTED. ..
fscb,sm or s,,tauce paraphernss Of kind
A.. u In these astonishing performances snSlt Guar II a tuA
the the performer relying 'oe upon " SAM
.pl srpsrness complete success -. pu ,t..,.
a. pr.t. BoIes from u TO SO The Boz ohce is now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
@ltsttb,stn County 8taI estate for saI'.

NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for DRY GOODS
COErEY RESIDENCE With % Of lard u WeschesleI
I,, "a r ofr White Plsins niles from Rye SAID arm coz
s Of fae able land divided pleasantly located o. hsn
scsg an orehr8 with sOck crops &C. tive horses eo"' large
s0'h'y T" nay ''- FRANK ROBERTS, White Prns n. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
FOR LONG BRANCH,

nm RANK BRICKsBuRG, MANCHESTER, Tohs N"' "
hg.ri,au Delaware Bay Railroad =, fiat AZ pu.ps
1Tso daily Sundays eIespts leave rsI no M touching
~ .teamer heyrrAnk at and Jesse hoJ. ." Eisn
a. ....ngen Al No foot Of heesorsS t''F
,.,.us Branch At 7;@ " and Co. LsssssA
~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
GoIiTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ll

49, IN CHANGE or TIME. On and sher aug So' Wv
- the Roosevelt and Granil Ferries a. o'"''
hsn' ~ Nail for PAtchogue and all Stations
Msrrck and all stations u.,,ck South
Pstehogne stopph q.
Sp vi .ion, east except ewood Passenger o ' s p.,.h
=. uetstsa through Bslpon aud fre RACE VIA '"
ogue. poek.v,v Passenger train stopping a. NNsnsoNe'
snas6ed and Valley stream an s.n,t.y, through Patch
ESQ p. N, Accommodation to A'"p' On ',"'
oga No. TO Mecl and on Saturdays h5oaah 70 p IN. 10
IN trains Valley STREAM lof & III opne With boat
D u hIPIs.s; iA' ROBERT WHITE, supennlenasnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD Cos
SOUTHWEST. aud NORTH WEST WESTERN fRElGHT re.
WARRINGTON CITY FREIGHT BY G. aud A IL T., from Pier
R. daily RATES Low With qsiei Dispatch Passengers .is the
and route Of Couriandts privilege On route
WEST Of tnp Washington D. c. and return Without srs cost
The ONLY LINZ a1orBg this eIiIa ndasmeht TICKETS
UNTIL USED. C. W. PERvEILy GeH Arr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

sOs the Ke R. R. track at Goshen manufacturing purposes
-. 49,
Sutton Salts Of B,aI estate.
J JOHNSON, IT,, Agcaosser
RY JoHNsG5N. ,c s MILLER LIE
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
a. No 20 NAssAT ST. COR SFRaEsT $500 E bt ,
rented exchanged negotiated Aseon Sales OF Furli'aIs &C.
Arn O'CLOCK CLOCK on TIN PREMISES,
SHIPPAN POINT,
POSITIVE SALE OF THB
MAGNIFICENT ESTATE
OF THB LATE MOSES ROGERS.
sUBDIvIDED ESTo
100 VILLA PLOTS.
OF ABOUT ACRES EACH .
oS sp sous5 vio, exception tie most ds.. locality
Tia ie'ileoes' ~ ts s. Of opI Saropai 1erior1
vroe this eloquent DESCRIPTION q Sappaa The Pgpry
direction sni encTced h co-eoa ft
asrei shore are drcc7 10 '1 stretch vssiHlri
b,oy boggte5 hy budsome points train groves bihy
bland peculiarly pleasing IL heass5e, increase by ibnnisTPuo1'
it, fels 5cs iac5.ei orchards and is groves Here Nh Rcr
edge AZ the sane n he bss planted grounds u-oudg
10 b b, az Hs as,on, Of fruit tres rcb eiea
interesting objects combined to make sl' one Of tie ps'an'e''
ESeiy foot Of shSpan eligible for building ,e. Hundred, q
landscape s,easr Tie neay built and the trc'-
ssa no, al he aoTeGS hat eOy Union Depo, specify
5e .. 81 .aoI ,e. vii witness The passage By
Lsaass o. an act s'Igof t 'ss ,.i5t, g., he B .ber
ground between th Battery and hsrls River M At
10 dL,.t d o. mae In view TIE fet. previously
stated saTedy hhooy ihos vile desire to escape ne u1
is sle comfort sad reiaea society. to wit ShPps3 VIM
The fast and oommodcus steamer IhUhAs CoLdEh Nhen i
been sasIs sISey 70 'S,ysy sIis. sn FEED :. NE Gas 30
ooI st. East River at $40 eoek on Tie
G11s nSnved Seventh Regiment Baud furnish music
The Collation. viii be under the drsc'oa Of "m H. "se ESQ., we
Card, vii MALE, person, known TO The owner
and the weather be Uns'oFAbe the sale vi" take
for pamphlets sa MAPS .pp, JOHNSON MILLER No 7'N'
roS GHFAT s shGk d d i fnr
MAGNIFICENT ESTATE,
FORMERLY BELONGING TO THB
which hss been su0ciritcd INTO
800 VILLA PLOTS.
ticket, F s P BE- 4ss51 h' f 5sy. at the AueoB.
once No. - '''''D''' TUESDAY. septic,
RAILWAY, n. j.,
500 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
Particulars hereafter
and free cts Sept 10 at Oae Of AHeh'hes No. % ms
o p P ,,!Yg AO'i'GSgeeTI, Do ,.o.i.,
Ply A. D. MELLlCK, jr, 4 Bro r auction ON
ID anu Dealers Ne1J'eJ ea E''A'e No " fns' He"
'0'i' POSITIVE SALE.
BY ORDER on JAMES A WILLIAMSON, ESQ,
Of
100 BUIIDING LOTS.
BERGEN POINT, Nj.
on
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER, 10,
ATlP NJ, OE The PREMISES.
located Eve mnuist walk from TIE NnNou on
Avenues " and south Aod Fh'Is AM 10 Tie 1' o. 'p'
-. - 4. N ,.or,,.
thsreansr or SIS quarter interest deferred payments
Bergen Point but Is minutes from the New ok ts o. the n
BIZ lie Central Railroad Of keyJeIsey viii III hAli 0y uAL1
al all hours Of the day and night
| Sale absolute - - - -
desirable lot 10 good location.
No better saying be found for the poor msn
Special from tie foot Of Lberyt 81 " M ap
passes will readiness the Office Of the An'0hs seven "'
before the sale. ..z. ,,o - or ~, w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
Snttinn Sails Of Ital Gstatt.
by ORDER on TnE sUPhLAh LUUKE

NREAT SALE or LOEILLARD ESTATE
W BY AUCTION AT FORDHAM ", rr A.,HS AND TOWN
or WESTCHES iEE IL Wt5I, ..l.5 j. 'O0-'i4 " l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring purchase rent such property,
viii find it to their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
aggregate circulation exceeds that OF other news
paper and in addition to this advantage The TRIBUNE
will be found not only IN NewYork and all It's cities and
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow Of advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader. We would especially dwell on the fact that tho
subscribers for the three editions OF The TRIBUNE Daily
scmi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently advertisements IN each
are read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention TO reports Of sales Of real estate both IN city
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF It's col
umns as an advertising medium The charges for adVer
tislng are as follows: DAILY TRIBUNE Is cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE g. per line: SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Is cents per line. About ten words OF
our wide columns average line. Terms cash In advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
suusts uu0 tarns @aHitS.

yNANTED.-Part of an Unfinished HOUSE
from " May by gentleman whose home Is
the oouutrr Address Box 40 42Jl, 7. o.
VYANTED-A small COTTAGE with fun
w nIe lot in Nss.JeueJ; locality Of Monr'r rrsedi prs
1000 terms $40 down. balance cas-! terms uue u''
perfect Address L., Thhuue OAce
WANTED TO RENT-Thrce or four HOUSES
w for respectable Coorei neh security given required
TIIUSs REAL ESTATE OFFICE No. HI Ibomp'on.st
VITANTED-For a cash purchaser, 3-stOTy,
w basement and Iurcear hfor stone HoJ ~ uoi @ il-h
wide AMI located somewhere between Th aad
Thirtetu aud Forty auhsts Prics $4,000
NJ A. rutland Co.. No. 3 Becfmar1 =. " J. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

NEW JERSEY RAIIR0ADm,FROM rO ,,oo l 90 %
~ ECoRfLARDT.sT.-Por PHLApkLPHlA "a hshss' s..o
- S.rd,u D. Via Vest PhllAdel ~
N 10, NJ I2.p D. NJ. N. y ~. ~" m, on. 81 pot
n,Uuors andW sShington-3:O NJ it.'V y HA ''- y -
n'h ~ south Ws-asl0l n. s2O' D ~ orm. Tn. $40
a. 1880 IN . y hu, an,
fon m trains thyugh to Cincinnati and hTo"1h 20
o m Ia on p m iah run
change hsf chance day SATURDAY eIesped and on
nelan D M sSin Thi Only line RAINING 'hfouga cars "
cbieaEo - 20 son' ~ JACKSON General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
sttanboats ano TailroaSs.

TROY LINE for ALBANY and TROY.-The |
elegant Steamers VANDERBILT CO.sECTlCUT leave per
No - Forth River Spfi yft EVERY EVENING fSetrr,v
O'Clock ThrtY-foth-.t a o. Fare only
- 81 being $ IS less than raj and IS eaper Other nes
aud IKE rdrious points NORTH, West anil Tickets and
rooms b0DDS EXPRESS Nos 80 sui aii Busiray u
No RrnnLr II M Me.i.si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
Gitp slrOptItp 10 Stt.

NIg r'FOFIIFg 10 CT
I ARGE ROOMS TO LET-ROoms or Halls
sill be brl' au, applicant in New BIa * ow beng
built on ~ No 81 Rn'rst alt No. 10 Ay lie
desirable ~ balls t'cIciet cubs
o oGeer Apply to owner on premise
VIO LET, No. 2l5 Church-st.--New STORE
ArdBASLNENT 2sI-5 feet Also % No ap Iel-t, f"oNi
SECOND LOFT 25t 1 feet vel AfAtsl
viii or power Also FOR SALE 90 TO LII a. rri pse
u LOTS siItvl Lli adjoining llon krf rosa
Apply at No :I2 PeaTiI-.to ALhAANuhk hNOA-
rVO LET-A Furnished HOUSE, with the
exception rooms faly o. adults No rs
Etsi Thirty Grstst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
10 @lbum ii mp Confirm.

4 CARD.-WM. w. VANDERBILT, Con.
~ surs Elgaeer and Contractor oh'e corner Avenue h'
Twenhst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
LBANY AND TROY DAY LINE.

The steamboats, G. YIBbARD and DANIEL DREW will and
er THURSDAY jas at and Thiyfonrtst
8: Ian ing io1kers West Po1 Cornwall SeyDlrgh Puu.h
-epe, T'o khDebecs Cask aud Hudson Tickets 'oh and
checked board the " T.
-nHseAer. and Sarato-s Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

MO. 10 WEST ST First class FURNISHED
~ ROOMS v.l BOARD single sutc trst sccold AL i1
soor day bosriers iaseu reference eIeharfel
VHE CITY HOTEL having been renovated
and ftrnhed throughout te unsurpassed e Az lo'e
~ 1. b. hJMPHKEiS, PfoPrsoF
Providence. n. g. Augustai 1863
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
ErookIuu prop,rtp 20 Est.

ITO LET-Dcsirable SUITES of APART
MENTs Dufed Terrace Dule u brooti1u eolisiuils d.
coll
bath IS wak Of ais AID Fulton FrFe a.
near line. Of horse rar. For t~rrs tic. trrif o.
ALFRED v LEWIS, No IN houi1gus 81 rear otce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
~ Corner TweB,y.third-.t. and Eghth-ave -
TWELFTH WEEK TWELFTH
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WESTERN.
LUCILLE WESTERN -
LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS
or THE GRAND SPECTACULAR DRAMA, THE
SEA OF ICE.
SEA
SEA OF ICE.
CRoyrpFn UoUsEs CROWDED HOUSES
SATURDAY. MATINEE Al
GENERAL ADMISSION. 20 CENTS
MONDAY, SEPT l3-Reproiuctou Of SariJu.s Great Play
PATRIR.
(Fatherland) .
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-04
Aea,, General Candy issued an order

Des, General Candy issued an order
Friday that the Legislature Of Virginia,
Immediately upon its assembling, shall
elect clerks for both the Senate and
House Of Delegates, and when the cleo
ton of Clerk Of the Senate and of q
Clerk of the House Of Delegates of the
General Assembly of the State Of Vir-
ginia, the duties dovolved upon the Secs
rotary of the Commonwealth by para
graph 3, of General Orders No. SIS, of
May, 1869, will cease, and the records
and other property pertaining to those
Offices will be transferred TO the custody
Of the clerks who may be elected by the
respective houses of the General Assem-
bly,. Colonel Mallory has acted as
Secretary of the Commonwealth since
the removal of John M. IIerndon, ESQ.
This action indicates that the Legsla-
ture is to organize permanently by the
election Of officers. 1t is said that the
test oath is to be oxacted from the clerks
of the Legislature.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-04

ReJ= The following is the oodicil Of
the will Of the late Caleb Dorsey, Esq,
of Howard county, Md, making a
charitable bequost for the benefit OF
Southern people. The codicil bears
date August 10, 1869:
Il give and bequeath $4,000 to my
brother, Reuben M Dorsey, and Cover
nor T. w. Ligon, in special trust, to
apply the same to the relief of such por-
tons Of the people of tho late slaves
holding States of this Union as the said
trustees may think most re-
quiro assistance on account of their suf-
foring and want, and the said sum Of
money shall be applied in such manner
as they may deem best to accomplish my
purpose.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-04
TIE WORK OF TIE GAMBLERS.

The full effects Of the late soandalous
doings in Wall street have not yet been
developed, but enough is known to
warrant the most serious approximations.
Transactions in stocks on "Wednesday
last show a frightful depression in
prices. The Tribune says: Many
exciting scenes occurred during the
day. When the announcement was
made that the Gold Exchange Bank
had a receiver appointed, and was in
possession of deputy sherifs, numbers
of excited people repaired thithor. The
doors were locked, and three persons
stood guard within. Whether they
were deputies or not did not transpire.
When the rulnor of Lockwood & Co. S
failure was heard, many hurried there
to obtain the truth Of the report, but
none of the employees would give any
satisfactory reply. Later the news was
confirmed with many consoling ex-
pressons of sympathy Several pa
thctic instances ofthe mental anguish
of ruined unfortunates transpired. Ia
an Exchange Place Office, a broker who
has done comfortable though not a
large business, and is the head of a
most Interesting family, lost everything.
This wreck was chaos Of forlorn splin-
ters, In the crash of 81 he suffered
the same misfortune and had just about
maao it up when temptation led him
to launch his shallop upon last Friday g
whirlpool. Utterly detected and des-
poratc he determined upon suicide. lie
sat down in the retirement Of his Office
wrote long farewell to wife and iitcit
ones, and prepared for death. A FRIEND
who knew of his misCogtunes came in
TO sympathizo with him. AS he en-
tered he saw his wretched friend with
his head bowed down upon his desk
where lay the open letter aud revolt
yer. Instantly divining the situation
he sprang upon his friend and woun(
both arms about him The hopeless
man was determined to accomplish his
purpose, and begged as q mercy to be
left to his fate. lie was taken home BY
friends. Several such incidents are
told of the dreadful agony of ruined
spectators, who in day have beer
hurled from wealth to poverty, Strong
men crying like children--sometime'
crazod Or helpless from ovorstrained ox
ertions, taken home to their weeping
households.
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flames GORDON IL CO.,
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NORFOLK VA

In order that our market may be equal
to that of New York, we have reduced our
commissions on cotton to one dollar q
bale. All other charges shall not exceed
sixty cents. Our commission Tor selling
peanuts and all other kind of produce Is
IL per cent and the same FOR purchasing
guano and other goods when In funds,
colt | unless expressly ordered by the
OWne g.
in tue beginning of the picI ng season,
order from your commission merchant
rope and bagging sufficient to pack five
purchase what you may require for the
balance of our crop. By adopting this
plan YOU neeu not pledge your entire
crop to any commission merchant, but
sition OF it as you may sec tit.
ju8.Wly
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PRICES.---A Fair Offer.

Send tho retail price, Washer $l4, Extro
Wringer, SO, and we will forward eith e
or both machines, f.ee of freight, 10
sure are we they VIII be liked, that we
agree TO refund the money If any one
wishes 10 return the machines free OF
freight, 9tter q months trial, according
TO directions.
No husband, father or brother should
permit the drudgery of washing with the
hands, flfty-two days in the year, when 1t
can be done better. more eXpeditously
with less labor. and no injury to the gar
meuts, by Doty Clothes Washer, and q
Universal Wringer.
CanVassers with exclusive right of sale
make money fast selling them.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom lib
eral discounts are made.
II. O. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
au2l-Wtf 80 COrtlandt ST., N. York.
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VIRGINIA U. s. SENATOR'S.

In suggesting the name of Mr.. Horace
Greedy as one Of our U. S. Senators The
Richmond Wing was certainly paying
a we'll deserved compliment to a gentle
man Of powerful influence in the affairs
of this country and who has used that
influence in behalf of the interests Of
Virginia in her present struggle to have
peace and quiet restored to her people
and get back into the Union, 1t was
with this view that we copied the
Wings article and endorsed it by Sc
conding the motion. We hope Mr.
Greeley will receive 1t as token of the
good wishes of our people as partial
return for his noble stand in defence Of
our interests. Of course the idea of
Mr.. Greeley abandoning his prominent
position in the country to serve US in
the q. S. Senate could not be looked
for. We think he can be of much
greater service to us in his present posi-
ton than to represent us III the Senate,
if that were even possible or desirable
to him.
The choice seems to be agitatiDg the
press and people of our State very much,
aud from all that we can sec it is oyi-
dent that franklin Stearns and John L.
Lewis are a good deal moro prominent
than any of the other gentlemen nam"
ell We believe gentlemen residents Of
the State will be chosen for the positions,
Notwithstanding the newspaper agita-
ton of several outsiders. We have
those in the State in every way compo-
tent, and it would look rather odd for us
to go abroad for them. Most Of the
persons and papers who discuss the
matter of candidates speak highly OF
Messrs. Stearns and Lewis, and we be-
lieve if the choice should fall on them
they would be as acceptable to Presi-
dent Grant and Congress as any others
we might send. Their records are good
aud they can take the roe.,,'val eatka