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cO.'s.rIssfOJv MERCHANTS.
I. BECKHAM R.r,pr
late of AlaYnnnd,;.
Beckhsm, Delsplsne & Co. V t:,r,iH
REckHAM LEE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
). w. corner King and Lee streets
ALEXANDRIA, VA
Strict attention paid to the sale of Countrr
ifouuee. dec l-3m
j C. h1LBUkN'
Wholesale and Retail
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCH1yt
No. 10 N. Royal st., cor. Market Space
Alexandria, Va.
Orders and consignments solicited. They will
receive careful snd prompt attention. aug q
z. M. LAWSON
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No IS Cameron street,
Alexandris, Virginia
Deals in Standard Fertilizers and Grass Seed.
Cash advances made on Grain in store Con.
signments solicited. auy3
y B. LAWSON s. CO.,
Successors to r NJ. Lawson]
GROCERS AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS
No. 81 Cameron street,
sug3 ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TAoMAs PERRY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND AGENT FOR
THE SALE OF FERTILIZERS,
No. II King street,
aug l6-tf ALEXANDRIA, VA
GEO. WASHINGTON. R. J. wAsAISaTos.
w AsH1SGToN BkoTHE:h.
oMMlSSION MERCHANTs
No. 70 UNION STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA
Consignments of Grain, Merchandise and All
kinds, Of Country Produce solicited Special
attention given to vi business entrusted TO !Aem,
prompt returns maze. spa
w. A. sAoor'
DEALER1N
COAL, SALT And PLASTER
MOOT'S HARP,
Foot Of Princess st,)
feb 2l-tf Alexandria, Virglnis
HOoE 81 JOHNSTON,
Successors to Fowlo u Co..
NO. = PRINCE STREET
GENERAL
COMMISSION AND SHIPPING MERCTS.
Dealers in al, kinds Of
Agents OF toe
NEW YORK s. BALTIMORE STEAMERS
Also ofthe
LIVERPOOL & LONDON s. GLODElN
SURANCE COMPANY.
feb 5-tf
SH1SS 6 co
Successors to Samuel Hartley
aENERAL COMMISSION 4MERCHANTS
Nh MI cfr
Alexandria, Va.
@~ Particular attention paid to the selling Of
FLOUR, GRAIN and all kinds Of COUNTRY
RES, GUANO, PLASTER, SEEDS, &c,
&C., ST the lowest market rates.
@- Agents for tho sale of James 5. Welchs
celebrated brands Of FAMILY FLOUR
g-A gents for the sale ofthe "RO UND TOF
HYDRIULIC CEMENT" jan 5tf
7 BR0DERs s co.,
y. No. II King street,
Alexandria, Va
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
PROVISIONS,
SALT FISH, ,,op
Also keep on hand q general , a.snrf,p.r, r.,
Gordage, Tar, Pitch, Nails, Lime, Packing OH.
Lamps and Ship and Naval Stores '
Al oruers anu ccnsignnents PROMPTLY slt.nt
30 TO- and goods forwarded without DELAY T., con
lgnees on arrival.
Agents for Duponts Gunpowder.
aAA Ale and Porter always Oh hand
Agents for the Baltimore and Potomac Tr,n..
oortaion line nh nv
N FW STOPT
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I. BECKHAM, R.c.Lrr
lnte of Aloynpna;
Beckham, Delapane & Co. V,rn;';
RECkHAM & LEE, e''''S'
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCuaNr,
5. w. corner King and Lee streets
ALEXANDRIA, VA
Strict attention paid to the sale of Country
Produce dec -2ra
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PORT NF.qLEI.l.NDRIa. 1--WE s, !:


ARRIVED
Steamer Sue, Baltlmor', to Brodcrs & Co.
She reports passing about half d'Z.n vessels
bound up. She went on the ways upon her ar
rival, but will be launched H. time for her re-
turn trip on Monday
Stonmer Jane Moseey, Norfolk, t. + A. Reed.
Schr II NJ Buel, Boston, to Hampshire and
Baltimore Coal Go.
Schrs Florence N Towne, Hcrschel and Rach-
OIL Seaman, for Georgetown.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Curronlan. by f A Reed.
Schr Ida Letfrnier, Washington. by master.
Schr Nellie G Payne, Boston, by Hampshire
and Baltimore Gal g.
r, SGhr Mary Somers, Boston, by American
MrMORANDA
Schr Y Wellington, hence ut Boston 4tb
:, rchr Cord"Va, hence FIR Norwalk. passed
through Hell Gate Sd. pA''ou
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IUNE 9th, 1875.
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS

Another supply Of the above received this q.
m, in extra SupeI and Zansla.
Call and see them
jed D. F. WILMER co.
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COM vi EKCIAL.

w. N. BERKLEY, P. nj.
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7 G. MILBURN,
Wholesale and Retail
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCH1y,
No. 10 N. Royal ST., cor. Market Space,
Alexandria, Va.
Orders and consignments solicited. They will
receive careful snd prompt attention. aug a
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y N. LAWSON,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. IS Cameron street.
Alexandria, Virginia
Deals in Standard Fertilizers and Grass Seed.
Cash advances made on Grain in store Con.
signments solicited. auy2
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-01
G.. q. GAY,
Fourth Street, WinnemuCca,
Is prepared to do all kinds Of
Si!yersmiihing ana Repairing

S0ID AND SILVER PLATING, AND
4 q cold and Silver Mounting done; Fancy
Lair Work. such as Watch Chains, Guards,
pracelets. and all kinds of Hair Jewelly.
Lettering and Engraving doue III the ~
best style Of the art
Watches, clocks, and all kinds OF Jewelry
Repaired: Guns, RevolVers and Pistols re-
s.ocked. mended and put in good order
Repairing sewing achin,s also done
Metrschauln Pipes neatly Mounted III Gold
ar silver; Knitebl sdes reset in old handles;
Razors ground Scissors sharpened; Brazng.
soldering and all kinds of work in my line OF
busiuens neatly and p romptly done
All Work Warranted, aud SATISFACTION guar
,,,4.,.a Je6 I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-01
sunday. July Aih, 1878,

Al $50 r. ~. for the purpose OF making tle
n cessary Grrangemtuts for Uurtl ipsGng in
he celebration of the NiHrtN-rtutl AuniVNi-
snty OF Ameri an sepgut.uee.
A. :. THOMn~liN. President.
J. BoNSIgIELp. Secretary j-tN tl
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-01
Delinquent Taxes.

GTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF HUM
- boldt, District Attorneys Ofice-Notice
of Suits Commenced.-To the following
named defendant, and to all owners of or
claimants to the real estate and improve
ments thereon, or improvements when as
sessed separately, hereinafter described,
known or unknown: You are hereby notified
that suits have been commenced in the JUS
tice's Court Union ownship, held at Winnie
mucca. Humboldt county, Nevada, by the
State of Nevada, agginst each of the defend
ants hereinafter named, and each of the fol-
lowing-described tracts or parcels of land,
with The improvements thereon, and improve
ments when separately assessed; and all
owners of and claimants to the same, known
or unknown, to recover the tax and delin-
quency assessed to said defendant against said
property for the fiscal year commencing JAN
uary 1st, A. d. 1874, and ending December 31st,
1874, and that a summons has been duly is
sued in each case; and you are further notified
that unless you appear and answer the COM
plant filed in said cause on or before
Saturday, the 31st day of July. 1875,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
Judgment will be taken against you and the
real estate and improvements herein describ-
ed for the amount of tax and delinquency
specified and costs of suit: Tax and delin-
auency L. N. Hager, and the real estate and
improvements described as follows: On VIII
low Creek S. a. Of s. W. Il, Sec. 35, T. 81 N.
K. 81 Z. and w. 4 of N. T.. a, Sec. 80, 7. 81 !.
N. r. SO E., s. W. 4 Of N. w. a Sec. -. T.
81, N. h. 36 F.; the w. 4 Of the S. W..
a, Sec. 10, and N. e. s of S. E. h, Sec.
u, II. 81 N. II. SO h. and improvements, S5S;
L. N. Kager, personal property, S5S 10.
S. s. GRASS,
District Attorney Humboldt County.
je26 I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-01
Bridge street, Winnemucca.
Notice to Bondhoiders.

NYOTICE is HEREBY GlNEI III NJ
~ there are now in the County treasury
~ Humboldt county funds to r deem the fol-
lowing described bonds of said county ana
that in pursuance OF an Act of the Legislature
of the State Of Nevada, entitled An ACT 70
authorize the COMMISSIONS, OF Humb ldt
comfy TO Issue bonds to the amount on
S52 500 for the purpose of redeemihg b"hds
heretofore issued. and to provide for the pay
meut OF such bonds" approved Marth Z, lo' d;
said bonds viii be redeemed upon present
atiun to the County Treasurer of Humboldt
county. Nevada, at his otiice in Wlnnemueca,
Nevada: and further. that all interest on SAID
bonds Will cease at the expiration OF -FOUR
week, duly 20, lS75,) from the date OF publ
cation Of this notice;
No.. | to 20 inclusive, issued November 20,
1873. for s. Q each
Nos. n 20 % inclusive, issued January o.,
1874, for 500 each.
No. 81. issued January 1874, for Sa'o'
Sos. - 20 II inclusive, issued February TO-,
1874. for S5tO each.
Nos y to S3 inclusive, issued February H.
1874. fur 500 each
Nos "a 80 81 inclusive, issued February -
1874. for 90 each
Nos o. tu % in lusiVe tssuco February ~,
1874 for 5000 each
Sos g6 To 100 inclusive, issue d frpru4'S 50
''' A. J. S9FpARp,
te.q lw County Treasurer
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-01
Humboldt Pioneers, Attention

THNuE MEMBERS or THE SOCIETY or
Humboldt County Pioneers are requested
10 meet ia the shcIiaa Ollise OF hdnboidt
County on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-07
letter from NOttOwny County.

NOTToWAY COURTHOUSE, August y, 1910.
Editors Dispatch Mr.. Joseph n. Vaughn
was Nominated for the Legislature from this
county by reclamation. and Mr.. Chambliss
for the Senate district composed of Motto.
way, Luncnburg, and Brunswck). Mr.
Vaughn is one OF the most popular. lnteli-
gent, and successful farmers OF Notto~ay-
one OF those men that have pleasant word
for every one with whom they come III con.
tact and he will make most useful mem.
Der.
Mr.. y. NJ. Barnard, Jr., has been noml:
mated for the county Of Brunswick. Mr.. Bar
nard is the son Of y. NJ. Barnard, OF Orange
county, and grandson Of the late Richard
Field, of Brunswick. having an extensive
circle of relations. He is young lawyer OF
considerable promise, and with such stand.
ard-bearers the enthusiasm and patriotism OF
the people will he aroused. 10 these coun-
ties, embracing large colored population,
none but men Of energy. embued with Z
spirit Of indomtable perseverance, can hope
to carry through successful campaign.
The attendance at court to-day was large.
Any quantity of wa,crmelOnS, one cow, and
4 small lot Of wheat were sold for taxes.
The crops in the Deighborhood Of Motto
way Courthouse have suffered very much by
the drought, but scasonable weather may
save them.
There was a rather large delegation ap'
pointed to the Tobacco Convention to-day,
which meets at Burkcville on the 18th in
staut. This meeting was called by the Farm
Vile Grange. The tobacco-raisers are afraid
that if the inspection laws are abolished the
cost and charges for the sale of their tobacco
will be greatly increased; so you will find
the attendance at Burkevl|e quite large.
part Of this delegation will attend the State
Conference OF Farmers. From what can
gather of the private sentiment it is in favor
Of holding this State Convention the latter
part Of November, after the elections and
before the Legislature meets.
That letter from Charlotte county, pub
i>hed in the Dispatch OF the 4lh Of August,
was read to the people at court to-day. The
suggestion was made that the Dispatch be
requested to publish the farewell address OF
Washington, that the young men OF Var
guia might enjoy the legacy left 10 them by
the Father of his Country.
Public notice WAS given that the Indies OF
Nottoway would hold q feast and other en-
tertainment at the Courthouse on the oath
OF August for the benefit of the Episcopal
church in this county. TRAVELLER.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.1
SroTSYLvANIA COUNTY. NA.,1

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dtspatch.l
SroTsYLvANIA COUNTY. FA.,I
August 4. 1915. !
The wheat crop 10 this section Is perhaps
the very poorest since the war. The quality
is being very much Injured by the rains. In
some places the shocks are green with the
sproutipg wheat. Very little has been
thrcshed on account OF the wet weather. The
rain having fallen some every day for about
three weeks, and much of the time very
hardly. land is much washed, and the corn
crop on low grounds is badly sobbed yet
the upands are looking splendidly, and from
present prospects the finest crop In many
years will be housed this year. At present
corn is selling at "a per barrel (s0c. per
busheD, but if the present season continues
it will probably be worth only $3.50 per
barrel in this section next winter. The oat
crop Is very small here this year. The guam
tity shipped will be merely nominal.
Tobacco looks wonderfully well, and quite
a large crop planted. There is entirely too
much rain on ii. however, and the quality
and growth Of the plants wifi be injured.
There is no telling how much will be made,
bu, it Is fair to estimate fully an average
crop at all events.
Following has just commenced, and the
Sr0Unn Is Ill nTSt'Tate COuuHlOn. FARMERS
are we'll advanced with their work this year,
and some Improvements and new dwellings
going up.
Politics are at low ebb here. No excite
ment as yet, but RS November draws near
it is supposable that it will rise. 1t is esti-
mated that not more than half of the men
in this county are anxious TO 90 TO the Le-
gislature. Report says that iu some counties
every man is 4 candidate for that office.
Some of the candidates in this county are
going to have ga merry time" if they come
out on the ticket they speak ot-viz,, Inde-
pendent and repudiationistS. Such lishy
men" can't lead this county by tue nose. We
have plenty of good, sound old farmers"
whom the people will elect in preference to
deuagogues and politicians. But more here.
after on this point.
A colored mlu undertook to drive yoke
OF fat oxen during the middle Of one Of the
hot days just passed, aud they ran away With
him and the cart, and be fell out, standard
projecting some distance below the body
striking him in the calf Of one leg, making
u cut an inch or two deep and five or six
inches long, from which he nearly bled to
death before he got the aid Of = surgeon
iDr. Garduer), who is getting him all right
again. Yours, NJ.
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| Judge Curts's decision as to accepting
drafts by telegraph will be welcomed in COM
mercial circles. He regards dispatch agree
ing to accept draft as the equivalent of a
written acceptance. This gives the sanction
of law to what has hitherto been matter OF
honor, and adds 10 the usefulness of the tele-
graph in facilitating mercantile transactions.
Nc,o York Tribune.
The following is the Tr,bunes report of
this decision:
ACCEPTING DRAFTS BY TELEGRAPH-AD Dis
PATCH EQUIVALENT TO A WRITTEN PROMISE
In the SUIT of Nelson's Bank of Montreal
against Charles N. Howard and others, the
general term of the Superior Court, Judge
Curtis giving the opinion, holds that IA tele-
graphic dispatch agreeing to accept draft
is equivalent to written promise to accept,
and under the statute makes the person
sending the dispatch liable as acceptor.
The dispatch which was the occasion Of
the decision was in these words: "New
York, April s, 1874. To Niyen & Co., Mon
treal, Canada: Will accept twenty-five gold
or three thousand currency on usual time.
Nothing new. e. n. Howard & Co." NiVen
| & co. were in the habit of consiening pro-
duce to c. y. Howard & Co. and drawing
against such shipments. This was one Of
many such transactions. Before the defend.
ants endorsed their acceptance on the draft
Niven e. Co. failed, aud the acceptors bad
not enough of the dlawee'S pl operty in their
bands 10 meet The draft. Tue case was com.
pllca,ed by the fact that the bank had in its
possession at the time of Niren 4 Co.'S
faiiure their deposit, amounting to 81 ,057.Ss,
which was claimed by Niven's assignee, but
had not been given up TO him. The defend
ants claimed that this sum should first be ap.
piled on the draft, and that they should be
held liable for the balance only.
On this point Judge Curtis holds that such
judgment could only be given in an equity
suit 10 which Niven & CO. and their assignee
are parties. 1t is desirable to avoid all such
complications, and to embarrass the ma-
cbinery of mercantile transactions With the
tewest of possible restrictions. There seems
to be no good reason why plaintiff who
discounts an acceptance because be received
collateral security from the draweeS, who are
only coutinsenty liable, should be deprived
OF hts recovery against the acceptors, who
are primarily liable because Of the state Of the
accounts between the acceptor and the
dfawee. The holder, bona tide and for value
Of acceptance before maturity in suit
against the acceptor, is entitled to recover
from tue acceptor without reference to equi-
ties between the original parties. The judg-
ment for the bank is therefore affirmed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-07

ELECTRIC SIGNALS FOR RAILwAYs.-Mr.
Spag nolelti, chief electrician OF the Great
Western railway, Of England, is sale to have
invented a system of electrical railroad sig
mails which will do away with sigDal-men and
give the engineer of each train control over
the signals on his line. The same thing has
been often attempted by American and other
inventors, but no plan seems 10 have met
with full approval, nor has any given such
promise OF success as this one. Signals may
be sent to operate mechanical contrlvances
one hundred miles or more away from the
signal station. The engineer of train can
without stopping set up danger.signal be.
hind his train and ring u bell at the place to
which he is coming. Onarrival at that place
he can drop the first danger'signal, set up
another, and again ring an alarm at the next
crossing or station. Arrangements are also
being made for the working Of switches in
the same way. The new system is about TO
be tried on some Australian railways.
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:. FINANCIAL,
RICHMOND sr { 4 : EsxsUHxNeE.

49,. ThlDAL RuauN W 1910
Goid.-Amer1raii gold / 10y bid
stdte Virginia cnnsnls, 5S4 bid: ryir
giuta console new, Am bid. III asked; ,Vkgfpia
Interest csrttfcates, 17z hid. 20 az ed: Virgins
tax.reee.ruble coapops/ S5k IBID, s5g asked. : :.
Guy Sseurlttes. Richmond city S's, l04X BID:
Richmond city Gs, IS bid; Petersburg city 6is Is
bid; Lynchbure city 5's, 100 bid; Lynchburg city
6s. go bid Norfolk city S's. 80 asked: Frede.
ricksburg city 6's, 10 bid; Manchester 6s, u
asked !: Manchester BRIDE So, SS bid s,1I.'s
, = RGttrndd bonfA.-OrHnge and Alexandria Rail-
road third mortgage Ss, NJ. and NJ. 72 asked:
Richmond and Danville railroad consolidated 6's,
N. aud n. II BID. ~ asked.
Canal Bo'ds.--James hiver and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's, NJ. and NJ, 80 bid.
Bank Socks.-Staie Bank OF Virginia, 100 par,
944 bid, SO asked; Union Bank Of Richmond, so
Insurance Com nfes.-VIrginia Fire and Marine.
rs par, 35 bid 80 asked: virrinia state. % par.
X5h bid: Virginia Home, 100 par. 1g2k asked ;
Merchants ana Mechanics, 100 par, 80 asked; Old
Dominion, I OF par. 90 asked. 80 -
4. AisceLid neous.-James River and Kanawha
Packer, i 2h par, 3 bid OLD Dominion Steamship
Company, 100 par, rs BID. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-07

INSURANCE OF FIREMsN.-It Will be remem-
bered that Mayor Vansant q few days ago
approved the ordinance providing for the ID.
surance Of firenen and substitutes In case of
death or accident The sum Of % per week
is to be paid to the firemen who are confined
to their homes on account of injuries re-.
ceived in the discharge of their duty, and
$500 to be paid TO the heirs of firemcn and
substitutes In case they meet with death on
duty. Al the last meeting OF the Board of
Fire Commissioners the different applica.
lions from agents Of insurance composites
were received and referred to a committee
with instructions to inquire into the sound.
ness OF each OF the com panies making appli.
cations and report at future meeting
Baltimore american, 9Th.
[Firemen's lives ought to be insured
wherever there are any firemen.l
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RICHMOND AND fETERSBUkGi
RAILROAD COMPANY. }

..-----..r.l. RICHMOND AND rETERsBunst
t.' "l RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE /. 1875, train1
" on this read will run as follows: .s
.5 .4'U LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
6:ie A. M THROUGH NAIL daily except Bun.
day., connecting for all points SCUM
2 and West. Sleepn9-car attacneG.
1886 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily except sun.
day), with coach attached, for Peters.
burg and stations on the 5oHthsido
= road Lyn chburg, and the West.
. l:45P n. THROUGH MAIL daily, conHecLn2
for ali points South and West: Pae.
@'" sengers taking this train Tssn maEe
close connection at Petef'oafz ios
: Norfolk.
500 P. r.. FREiGHT daily Except saadsyh
- with coach attached.
T. LRAyE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7;30 A. r.. FREIGHT TRAIN daily lexceps
Sunday with coach attached.
;IO:4G A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily, cennecnn3
wtsh Richmond, FredeIteksnnig enS
..z Pc! podS Wss, rniiroad for all poi'e Inn
500 p. N. FsEJGHT daily Except suadayh
coach attached.
7:sSP. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun.
.I 81. ssay, connecting With Riehmohas
Soz all points East and West. PsllmAA
sieepeT attached, runnina Though 10
Baltimore. Also making close com
nscrioA with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs ana
poiaLs North and West.
Yhe MAIL TRAINS will not stop between hac1H
msad and PetessoaE except II rsSad Win leave
Cover l4n' Wis at $50 A: ~: and resu,rinG, WIZ
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start non
Appomattox depot. ,.u s,...,t.n,
my 10 a. StlN " o-n.. N.E-
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 6, 1878.
49, .. ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chaudise and passengers, l.. Il. Tatun, agent
Stea1npr MISSIONER, skinner Baltimore. merenah'
disc and passengers, L. Il. Taruln. agent,
Brig aohun, Boysep. New York, light, 10 loaA nnar
for Soulh America, GnIiego Mills Manufaeiui ah8
Brig Fido. Heukin, Men York, to load noas Tor
'c schooner Katie Ranger, Martin, New Yors- coal,
s. L. Lathrop. ..."..
Rriy Jares r. Kirby tAm.). Barrett Trieste,
: sstria. tobacco, +. W. HanuewlncRel ga
SAILED.
s,esmer Old Dominion. Walker, New York, mer-
shandse aud passengers. u. W. allen 70, agents.
merchandise ard passengers. w I. Perief. agenf
schooner j. T. Williams, SewbeIry, New I ork,
camel coal, GeryaS Storrs. ;
Schooper David Carrie. Barrelf, Baltimore, gran.
SCHOONER ctinse. ConkHng, New YORK, mer'
chau disc, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner D. V. Strcaker. V an Glider, Boston rtd
0shnrne's coal, CuItis i Parker.
Schooner Annie Gibbons, heaey, Norfolk, lime
Curtis i Parker.
! PHILADELPHIA. August A-Arrivsa: Schooner
ian. YANKEE Doodle, X ose John I. Henry, Don
| neily-qil from Richmond.
AZ NV York on the 4tb schooners L. L. Pharo
| Anderson; Ann E. Valentine, Henry; Adeiburt
Pete-from Richmond va.
49,. BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. August 8 -Arrived: Oder, w.
| scbn,ien t;ity of New York. Arrived out: be
| thnven. ii ,hsn, Aldebareche, Abraham Lincoln
| Detroit, Conway, Minnesota, Shino
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At MOUNT PLEASANT,
M1cH.-Loss, 500, 000.-- Chicago, August
"a Tribune special says fire occurred in
Mount Pleasant, Isabella county, Mich, early
this morning, which destroyed the following
buildings: The Enterprise printing office.
Daughty Brothers hardware store, Carr 4
Oranges wholesale grocerv store, Stillwell,s
store, Greel.'s photograph gallery, Graves's
clothing house, Esias & Austin's market, F.
4, FareheI's building, aud number OF
other structures. The loss is estimated at
over 100000; insurance not known, but
very light. 80. ..-