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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

nsy- The Presbytery of Oregon and
Washington Territory will hold the first
meeting of its annual session in the church
in this place, on Thursday evening next.
Divine service will be conducted and a
sermon preached at half.past seven o'clock
on that and each of the succeeding even.
iugs of the week. The public are cor.
daily invited to attend.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

W The first meeting of the Puget
Sound Steam Navigation Co. was held one
day this week, and the following officers
elected: Directors, J. B. Montgomery,
Marshall Rlinn, John N. Goodwin. o. f.
Gerrish and Edwin A. Starr; John N.
Goodwin President of the Company ;
Marshall Bliun Vice President, and L. A.
Starr Treasurer and Secretary.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

u Mr.. Brown, editor Of the Seattle
Dispatch, visited this place few days ago
He is now sole owner of that journal, hav
ing purchased the interest formerly hello
by G. HI. Larrabee.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

Dar The report that. Congress had made
an appropriation for the erection of a cap
itol, proves to have been but an invention
Of Old Smooth-bore to infuse little in
thusiasm into the four men and three
boys who accompanied the band, when it
attempted serenade, by Beach's orders,
few evenings ago.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

r The Vancouver Register talks about
"thc time-honored principles" of the Re-
publican party. Time-honored princi.
pies" is decidedly good when applied to a
party which changes its creed as often as
a snake sheds its skin.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

u The Victoria Standard says that
an American company contemplate the
erection of dry dock at some convenient
point on the Sound. Engineers, to make
the necessary survey and estimates, are
expected by the next California steamer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04


TIE TERMINUs-WHERE Is IT 1T
appears that the Railroad Agents claim
that they have complied with the first slip
ulation of the bond given by our citizens
"That the said Company shall on or before
the first day Of May, locate, or cause to be
located, line of railroad connecting the
navigab,e waters of Budd's Inlet with the
Columbia river" 1t was anticipated by
the donors that the exact location of the
terminus would be announced at that time.
There was not a single person party to the
first part Of the contract, but who so re-
garded the obligation, and that some dis.
satisfaction should exist, it is But a nat
ural result. 1t is hoped, however, that
this delay on the part of the Company to
announce their decision will not be con.
tiuued longer than is necessary to definitely
fix upon the location best suited to their
purposes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

u Mr.. Chapman's portable engine ar.
rived last Saturday, by the Politkot;ky,
and the power has been applied the past
few days to a set of burrs in grinding
chopped feed. 1t can be used to saw wood
aud drive piles, the necessary fixtures for
these purposes having been received with it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

II On Saturday last six steamers and
two sail vessels were lying at Finch's and
PercivaPs wharves. 1t is said that up
wards of 500 tons of freight we're dis.
charged by them for this place.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

sr Another burglary and robbery was
recently perpetrated at Walla Walla. The
store Of Harris 4 Marks was entered and
robbed of about 5000, in money and pro-
pcrty
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

AcCIDENTs.-A little son of William
Trout broke an arm by falling from stick
of timber a few days ago; aud daughter
of j. T. Elder, of Swantown, fell from a
box and broke her leg, last Monday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

a0- Snohomish county elected VIM.
Romnes and d. Sheridan delegates to the
Democratic Territorial Convention. In.
structcd for Judge McFadden.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

u Mr.. j. l.. Luce, who for short
time filled the position of stage agent at
this place, died on the oath ult. at Red
Bluff, California.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

0- A Portland paper says that there
are greater number of meerschaum pipes
used in Portland, according to the popula-
ton, than any other place in the world.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

l. y. y. F.-Messrs. c. G. Hewitt, S.
W. Percival and A. A. Phillips have been
elected representatives to the Grand Lodge,
which meets in Salem. on the 18th inst.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

SOCIAL PARrY.-Messrs. Hays and
Roberts will give party in the Town
Hall, at Tumwater, on Friday evening, the
10th inst, which all are invited to attend
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

% Alaska abounds 10 deposits of gold
and silver. Crystals supposed to be dia-
monds have lately been found.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

~ Ex-Gov. Musgrave, of British Col
umbia, has received the appointment O
Governor of Cape Colony.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

q The Clara Light is at Tumwater,
taking in cargo Of water-pi pes, for Peta-
luna, California.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

IcE.-The Osmyn has discharged hcl
cargo of ice, and mint ulcps are now ia
order.
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rar The County Commissioners meel
next Monday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-05-04

tele:rarhed tina, the election has been
postponed till November, lut there is
great doub, among the people of the truth
of the dispatch. How humiia,ing, that n
Delegates word is worth so little in his
own home. Ii true, the Republicans will
demand new convention, fresh from the
people, and the kalama Convention is
merely a miscarriage, aud all the labors of
DR.. Ferry have but succeeded in presenting
him for tie first time before the people as
the great a5ortionist of Washington Terri
tory
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-16

WASHINGTON. August 15.-The President
arrived this niorTl.!ig: He leaves again to-
morrow night.
Several appointments, generally of minor
Importance, were made to-day. They con-
sisted principally of ccnsuls, postnasters,
std tudtan agents. but none of interest to
the South. -,
The President viii ott saturday give Gov.
crnor Bard an official reply to the invitation
extended 10 him and his Cabinet to T'sit
Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain.
PardonS were to-day ordered by the Presi,
dent to be made out for David Collins, Will
linn Teal, Amos owen, and William Scrugg9ss
kuklux prisoners, now in the Albany pcni-
tclltiary The other prisoners suggested for
pardon will he subsequently considered.
Three hundred and fifty dollars-con-
se'e,Irt, monct--was received to-day ut the
iieuauhH from M anonymous New Yorker.
The Treasury balances II. the close OF buSi-
ness to-day were: Coin, S70,30A,00O, lncl'l.
ding $50 100000 in coin certificates; cur
rcnry, $S,;%3,nO0.
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Organization of the Virginia ASric'ii
fnral and Mechanical College.

Special telegram to The Richmond Dispatch.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA, August 10
The Board of Visitors Of the Virginia Agrlcul
tural and Mechanical College have adjourned
after elccting the following officers Of the in
stitution: For President. Charles L. c. Minor
of the University of the South. Professor OF
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry; Gclieru'
James Ii. Lane. of Richmond, Professor OF
Mathematics and Modern Languages Gray
Carroll, of Hanover county. Va, Professor
of English and English Literature; Charles
Martin, formerly Of l!ampdcn Sydney. the
chair of Natural History. Agriculture and
Mechanics will he filled 1t the meeting OF the
Board h Richmond on the Ith Of next
january, at which time Farm Superintcmt
cnt will he appointed.
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uo,s :.;isys Fever i'm New York,

New YoRg, August l3.--The North Ger,
p,an brig John Frederick, from sa'af'a'
Lima: i@k sisttii! pit In here in distress,
having lost six men by tt!l5* fever. CT:
left sivaual Lamar for Stettin with E're OF
her crew sick with the fever, and SIX OF
them died before the Ith instant, since which
time the vessel has been drifting along the
cc;,,t frcm Iatteras, with one seaman ana
the cook sick with the fever. she WAS lalieh
i'll with Oh sandy Hook Yesterday by plioL
boat. an.l towsd into tile lower quarantine.
Her passase has been one OF horror;
The brig Liberty, Derer7'.iS, arrived mere
lust night from ManzanllIo. ohc iost one man
on the voyage and three are SICK Oh ooaro: o..
The captain aad crew deny having yenoM
fever on board, but the hospital Doctor heie
has no doubt the sickness is yellow ie'er'
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Heavy Failure DevcIOpcd--Specusa
,:on. Eraud. and Forgery.

LOUISVILLE. n.y., August l4.-To-day an
epormoils business failure was developed
here. intGliiits bhh or tlit most prominent
business men in the city Robert Atwood; Il
leading insurance agent and a lneHber of the
;:crl-narkng firm. He has been heavily
spcculating IL tct.hn and stocks, and became
involved to the extent OF frU!i s250;D00 to
800. 600. He left on the indianapolis train
lh;; afternoon, but was arrested by means OF
Il telegram at Seymour Ind. and brought
back at IL O'Clock tonight. lie was Hailed
in $4,000 tc appear at the police court to-
morrow tto;dhyIJ .,
II is charged that Atwood has 5btaihed
L,ryc amounts of money from the banks here
on fraudulent drafts and on paper, to winch
he forged the names Of DR.. Lewis ioScrs,
his fatlcr.ill-.aw, and other prominent per-
sons and business men. Nearly every bank
in the city l. loser. Atwood was most
highly connected, and the affair IL creating Il
;jolound sensation in this city,
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

ATTEAPTED RoBBERT.-On Wednesday
night an attempt was made to force an en-
trance into the tobacco factory of AIessrs.
Walker &c Hobbs, on Eighth and Decatur
streets, but the parties were frightened OIL
without eflecting their purpose. Anderson
Hays (rolored) was arrested by Captain Fitz-
gerald on suspicion of being concerned, but
the evidence being insufficient to hold him
he was discharged by Justice Worthington.
County CoURT-No business, either civil
or criminal, of Importance was transacted
yesterday. The presentment cases will be
called to-day.
RELIGIOUS NnTICE.-Rev Dallas Tucker, of
Richmond, will preach at the Meade Memo
rial church tonight.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Market

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YORK. August 15.-Money easy at
2 to on. call. Exchange quiet aud steady
ut 1oss to 1os3. Gold, lis to tl5s. Loans,
l to for carrying. Governments closed
firm; SIS, 11S; 'G2's, 116I; 'G5's, 116;
new, 1l5l. States dull and heavy: Ten.
nessee's. "a: new. I3i. Vrginia's, 40;
new, 50A; conSols, 500 deferred, 154. Louis
iana's, 50; new, 45. Levee's, 6O; SIS, 10,
Aabama's, SO; 5's, 50. Georgia's, 73: rs,
SO. North Catoliiia's; SO; new, 81; special
tax, 12. South Carolina's, So; new, Isl;
April and October's, %.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsuINGros. August l5.-Northerly wind!
and clear weather will prevail on Friday oyel
the New England and Middle States. East
erly to Southerly winds, cloudy weather, ant
rain over the South Atlantic States. Cleal
weather and light winds from Eastern TeSa;
to Alabama; and. nortlward to Ohio; lower
Michigan; aid lIlibois: Southerls to south
e;isterly winds, increasing cloudines<, ant
probably threatening, weather and fallin:
barometer from the lower Missouri Vallc.
to Lakes Michigan and Superior.
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M &TER FROM
THE BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS,
BUTETOURT COUNTY,, vIR6IEIA.

The proprietor, Of this valuable MINERAL
WATER, 70 highly estGetbed as remedlal ngent,
In order to have II within ths teich q the kIhlic,
hay, had il nut up In HALF-GALLUN BOTTLES,
i'm cases of one dozen each, and placed Is on sale
ut accessible points. .,,
Pamphlets descriptive of the character oil this
WATER and ts application to Diseases; Nc, may
re had OF the agents for the sale OF the WAIEh III
Richmond and elsewhere
we af,n1id letter from p. Y. Daniti Esq. attor-
ney Mt law, a Highly respectable and weit-khomh
citizen Of RicmnOli9' r.,
yhn Herbert Claiborne, E3q., President Blue H.d6c
Springs CompanH: 49,, "a ,,..r
| nav, repeatedly and continuously dsed me Wuter
of the Huc Ridge Springs, and with UHg cSpe,-
rlrnce of the waters of ncariy all OF the nsiBefas
suriugs OF Virginia, and of several OF these nd oeI
Satc. have never fondaEy superior, nor, II taker
at distance from their source, any equal 10 those VI
the luc Ridge Springs us sure Dut very EenilS,
aptricnt. tonic, and regulator OF the stoMacn anu
y,ccrt Unlike any other mineral water WIN wnen
am acquatEted It's efficacy seems uninpai,r,ed ,, Wy
keeunc-at lr:tst III gllssor by exposure 10 the ar.
I'M Vt Used II with great advantage ir0ma delnl)onn
nIIrd t+-titt months before. ] have soniellnes
thought that perceived, what others IN s CITY ie!t
convinced that they perceived deciaeh ana saiu-
try effect on the liver where torpid or oisre,ed.
For home use decidedly prefer ITO ahy o'lifF NH
cral wafer .,,, 81.
Very respectfully, yonr obedleGt e serynnt' .n T.
Richmond, Vo, May 7th, 1872
This water Is for sale In Richmond, Va, by
PERCELL, LADD Il Co., Druggists.
1916 corfiet oF Main and Thirteenth stfccs.
&c 1a-dat .-.- -------------.-
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Alabama BcDubIiran Convention

MoNrGoMERY, ALA, August 15.-The Re
publican State Convention assembled at tht
capitol yesterday, two hundred delegate'
tnostly coloreG being present. The follow
in" State ticket was nominated this morning
For Governor, David p. Lewis; Lieutenant
Governor, Alexander McKinston Secretary
of State, Patrick RaSand; Auditor, B. {
Smith; Treasurer. a. Bingham: Supern
tendent of Education, james II. Speed; AT
torney-Gcneral, Benjamin Gardusi; Con-
missioner of Industrial Resources, Thomas
Lambert Congressman ut large will b'
nominated Tonight.
There is not single carpet-bagger OF
Negro Oh the ticket, although all are not M
tive southcrhefs. No platform has beer
adopted as yet.
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FORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST IL. '.7'.

Arrived.
Steamer Wvtnokc Couch. New York. merclian-
di IL and p:sscIigcrS. j. ". Wyatt. agent.
steamer Ellie Knight. Gcoghcgir. Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers. Powhttan Steamboat
tumlanN
chimGi,c and passengers. l.. Is. TatUm, agent
S.rrth
steamer !: = t:i':Hn. idfr Philadelphia. nor
'irl,;'i'>v aid passengers WI Porter
ARRIVED FROM THIS PORT.
BALTIMORE. August lt--SchoonrrS stephen G..
Hart, Hart; Virginia. Trydcm; Emclinc Mel ain.
Cr0wc'l.
PHILADELPHIA. August li.-SchroncrS G''len
Gate. Bruunock General Grant. Miller.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
NEW YORK. August 13.-SchGrncr trarc'
French. Stephen.
brewster.
LlvEErooI. August i.-Bsrk Pomona, Mollcr.
entered outward to-day for City Point:
MEMORANDA:
The first vpssrl-thr rrnusA!vania- built fer TIN.
trrtlay trhurstay) afternoon at the yard. nj of
NGrrs street.
WEST PoIXT August l5.-.trrivrd and sailed.
steamer State of Virginia. Ba'titnOr. meirti''i-c
and passengers, Richmon'! and York River Railroad
Company:
NEW YnrK. August la.-Arived, scho"nc", A. II
SchulZr, Henderson: NJ and ID. riHncr' iimInrr:
c. L. Iiurrick, lIodrson: nenie lia>tins-. 1itcn:
G.. r. Taylor, sieelrIan;J j. f. kclsey. Stccin,nn
tlmira Rogers Horton: Harry LamdeIl. T2ylr;
utgc, Lord: K. c. A. Ward, Edwards; William
Allen. Beatty: FLYING Scud. Ovens: -ar,utl Womb
Wood: j. s. Gilmore, Smith: William fltik: Steel
u; A: Tyler, Peterson; lAcrloh. ''"nr'--'Il from
Virginia.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Lighthouse Board has given official ncfice
that and after the LIST uf October 1872. the Roam
exc Marshes llght Will Ire changed from med VIII g
TO liked red. Those interested in the trade will take
notice.
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that they should be regarded and treated by
any Federal authority rs citizens not ctlt-
prits--so long rs they obey aud uphold every
law consistent with equality and right. They
desire rule which, alike for white and
black, shall encourage industry and thrift
and discourage rapacity and yilainy. They
cherish q joyful hope. i'm which fully con-
cur, that hetweet the 5th of November and
4th of March next quite nuiiiber Of Gov
errors and other dignitaries, who, in the ab-
surd name OF republicanism and loyalty,
have for years been piling debts and taxes
upon their war-wasted Suites, will follow the
wholesome example Of Bullock, Of Georgia,
dnd seek the shhdes Of private life. The
darker and deeper those shades the better
for themselves and for mankind, and the hope
tllat my election may hasten the much de.
sired hegir. OF tlieviiig carpet.baggers, has
reconciled to the necessity OF supporting inc
many who would otherwise have hesitated
and probably refused.
Fellow citizens. the deposed aud partially
exiled 'ralnmany ring Ins stolen about $50,
000, 900 from the city of New York. That
was Il most gigantic robbery, and it hurled
its coutliyers and abettOrs from power and
spIendor to lmpotency and infamy; but the
thievrs carpet:baggers have stoletl at least
three t!iii&s that amount; stolen it from peo
Pile already IMPOVERISHED and needy, ant
they still faunt their prospGtttis villainy ii
the highest places of tie land, and are ad
dressed Us Honorable and 'EXcellency.
EApplause.l L think l hear voice from
the honest people OF all the States de
claring that their iuiluty shall be gain
full and insolent to longerAat the far
theSt than the 4th of 1lartii next. BY
that. time national verdict will be pro
nounced that will cause them to fold thei
tents like the Arab and as silently stea
away; and that trust will he the end o
their stealing at the cost of the good name
Of Dur country aud the well.being OF he
people,
At the conclusion of his speech Mr.. Gree
ley sat down amid storm of cheers.
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1t ha7 hecn positively determined by Levy Broth
eT' TO reduce their stock 80 as 10 have very few if
any goods tn move. To accomplish, this they have
from time to time made gih IT reductions In foi'i-
mon parlanct, riarked down iie prices of their
stock so rs TO make it worth while to purchase OF
them ali the dry goofs that you want. Some of
their customers have gone still farther and purchased
articles for the crming winter at the rdfcc prices,
and expect to make considerable save hy so doing.
Levy Brothers keep !rstclass stock of dry goods
and notions. well assorted one 10 our knowledge,
which Is quite M iilduccmcut to those who have
long memoranda and but little time To devote to fill
Ing them. Call ut Levy Brothers. and sight Of the
numerous bargains will be more effective argll-
mcnt than any that could be brought TO bear.
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Police COURT, THURSDAy-IuSijre W..
liam Hail Crcm presjding.-The following
cases were disposed of:
G. J., Dominici, charged with Swindling
and deflauding and obtaining goods under
false plctenccS to the amount of $500 from
Morrison IL Reid. Discharged; no prosecutor
appearing.
Captain Sheppard, charged with cursing
and abusing policeman Charles III. Sweeney
while in discharge Of duty. Discharged.
Amanda Johnson, Henrietta Christian,
Rosa Bowlc> (coloredD, charged with being
common strcet-walkcrs. Discharged with in
admuuition.
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JOB rRlSrlNG.--We call the attention ut mer-
chants. clerk; uf courts. sheIitls. llwycrs railroad,
slcan hip anhrana otltcer2anl agents and all other:
la Ing orders for printing" IL the facilities olicrcda.
the nIsrATCn fEl%I,NG ESTABLISHMENT for The
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds OF JOE
PRINTING. We can furnish 1T short notice Cards,
Bill-IIrads Ieter-Ie;s. PrnsImmcs, Ball Ticl' Is.
HIanks Pamphlets. Tags, iIand-l5ills. Catalogues.
n;il, of Fare Show-I;s. Chorks. U.ats. &C.. &C.,
t.. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION BY WATER de-
lightfu time is promised those who take part
IN the moonlight excursion tonight up to
the "Fire-AIile Locks" en- the canal. A
band OF good music will enliven the occasion.
Boats will leave the wharf at Eighth street ut
S O'Clock.
On Tuesday the Goth instant there will be
Il grand moonlight excursion OH the steamer
John Sylvester. This is given by Professor
kesSnichS orchestra and brass band. The
steamer leaves the wharf ut L. NJ.
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Now York Items.

New YORK, August 1.-Twenty-three
cases of sunstroke occurred here yesterday
five of which resulted fatally. ;even cases
occurred iii Brooklyn. "a,
The Sun says NJ. Maserga, the CUBAN
agent. states that the report OF CUBAN MI
clustering expedition being formed III Canada
is false.
Il is again excessively hot to-day, but cooler
by i've or SIX degrees than Yesterday. NJ
thermometer lf1-doors stOod Ut w to.oas'
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Two DAILY TRANS 10 LrNcnBrRG ASn
SPRINGS IN TIE SorTHwr>T.-On and after
Sunday, 18th instant. two daily trains tid
Richmond and Drnvifc railroad for Lynch
burg aud points Sotltli and southwest. and 10
the srrin-s along the line cf the Virginia and
Tennessee and Richmond and Danville rail-
roads-,iz., Iuguenot, Amelia, Coyncr's.
Yellow: Sulphur. Montgomery White SUI
pIlur, and Allegheny Springs. Rnund-trir
tickets 10 the springs are rut at greatly re-
duccd rates.
Trains leave Richmond on and after sun.
day, 18th instant, rs follows: DAILY nj Hth
\. NJ. connecting with trains Oh Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio railroad at Rurkcvilc.
and leaving Lynrh|iurg at 5;I5 =. NJ. for the
springs and points south and southwest.
accommodation train leaves daily except
sunday at 80 =. NJ, connectin" with trains
on the Atlantic Mississippi, and Ohio rail
road leaving LynchLnrg for the springs and
points south and southwest at 4:35 \. NJ.
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tiESr.NE ARTICLES. -Siipjti"f peach brandy.
- srlcct " wlliskry, special brand Of superior
duality 1t Il lbw price; "Wi!lis" whiskry. 1851.
price - 80 per gallon; james llcnucsscys brandy,
vintage Of 1850 $40 per ealon: Holland gin and old
medicinal port wine, sherry. Madeira. and chain
pas:uc wines. Also. lot of very superior gun
powder tea, spices, aud condiments. porter. ale. and
English sauces. &c. Can he had at W. ID. BLAIR Il
COS. Ninth and Main streets, Richmond, Va, Il,
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MYSTERIOUS niSAPPEARANCE.--Age gentleman
by the name Of Askew, who was employed
in the workshops at the first locks. on the
james River and kanawha canal, disappeared
suddenly on Wednesday afternoon. and has
not since been heard from. A good deal of
anxiety is felt on account of bis disappear
inc 30 mysteriously.