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The New York herald., 1876-07-18
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


4 LBANY AND TROY ~ DAY boats c. WIZARD
"A and DANIEL DREW. leave Vestry st pier ~ s;io
and 24th at 80 A. NJ landing AZ Nyack and rsrytown
by erryboap West Point Newburs. Pouyhkccpsie. Rhine
beck Catssill Hudson Close connection At Albany
with train a, p ". for the West over New
York Central aud by special train to Saratoga and Round
Lake To West Point and Newburg ard return day.
81; Poughkeepsie. 81 so
A LBANY.-PEOPLEs LINE.-srEAMBuATs LEAVE
~ pier ~ North River daily. SUNDAY excepted At r. NJ
tor Albany and all points North and West reductions
u iare Excursion tickets Albany Montreal
aud return. Meals on European plan.
A HIGHLANDS OF THE HUDSON BY DAYLIGHT
"A. Ibc NARY POWELL, Tor West Point. Ncwburg.
rcughksep.c. Rondou and kingston landing Mt Cossens
Cornwa Milton and New Hambug and Marlboro by ferry
ws cave pier 80 North River tVesry ST. daily Sundays
excepted, At 30 r. NJ Connects at Poughkespsie with
evening trains for the North.
REookLYN, NEW YORK AND NEwBuRG. BY
- stsamboHt AkMENIA.-Leave Fulton 81. Brooklyn,
Ns Nestry 81. New York. v:,O. oath al gs5
NJ. landing At ionkers. Iona Island Coxrens, West
Point aud CORNWALL Returning arrive at Brookiyn.
return. Is cents
EATsKILL GREEN LINE-sTEANERs NEW CHAM
~ PIDN or WALTER BRETT daily, from Canal IT,. pier
~ North River. st p NJ FNs- 50n Rsxths
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
EUROPEAN srEAprsHIps.

CAII, TO LIVERPOOL
- THE FINE Al FAST SAILING CLIPPER SHIP
STRATHEARN
at her loading berth, pier 45 East River, and will
have prompt despatch.
ship very superior accommodation cabin pas
sengers
For rates and other inform alton apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
No. Rovln
The New York herald., 1876-07-18

PHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE
New Jersey southern Railroad Fare lower than by
any other route, ncng June 1e 1876 Leave New
North River. foot Rector st. f5 A. NJ for
Long sranch and seabrght, SC; 945 A. NJ for phsdel
phia Long Branch Toms River Waretown and vinels
80 r. NJ for Philadephis Long Branch Tuckertown
44c p NJ for Long Branch, Toms River waretown 80
r. NJ. accommodation for Long Branch Sundays 9:OA NJ
ior Long Branch, returning At r. n. - :,
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
TRAyELLERs, GUIDE.

(VITfZENs' LlNE.-ELEGANT srEAMBOATs FOR
~ Troy Saratoga and all points North East and West
River Through iare to Saratoga only $3.50 excursion
tickets good for 30 days, "a 50.
The New York herald., 1876-07-18

UNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
il via Newport and Fall River.-The world renowned
steambo BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier -
North River foot of Murray daily Sundays included. At
he ci
The New York herald., 1876-07-18

(NATsKlLL GREEN LISE.-sTEAMERs NEW CHAM
~ PIoN or WALTER BRETT daily. from Canal ~. pier
~ North River t6P. n FHs Son R~rths raA-
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
nAILY LINE TO NoRwALK.-FARE REDUCED

BY the swift steamer AsROwsMIrH, leaving Jewe lis
wharf, Brooxlyn nt 80 NJ pier 81 EAST River rs 7.
M foot of3id ST. r. n. Returning leaves Norwalk
ar 7:5oP NJ daily Sundays excepted connecting each
with the Danbury and Norwak and New Haven rail-
rnaas. Enre IS cents: exeursion tickets 30 cents.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23

canal and State Prison amendments 10 the ConStltu-
ton. Warner Miller of Herkiiner is mentioned az
the probable temporary chairman. The permanent
chairman will not be selected until Tomorrow morn
ing
The GOvemOrship has absorbed tie discussion 50
that little has been said of the remaining places on
the ticket important "a is one Of them at least
More than delegates has remarked to-day upon
the fact that owing t& the failure of the people to
adopt the constitutional amendment of 1873 pro-
viding for an appJiuEve Judiciary the convention
might be compelled to choose candidate for Judge
of the Court of Appeals. Among the politicians
who were hanging about the edge Of the Con-
ventOn working for the nomination there are
several candidates. HcTkimer County is hard at
work for A. II. Prescott, and Saratoga presents f.
A. Ballard, who has been perpetual unsuccessful
candidate for Supreme Court Judgcship. Monroe
County has a candidate IN George +. Danforth
Albany County presents Lyman Trcman, and Judge
Daniels is talked of also. Mr.. Danforth and Nh
Prescott seem 10 have the best showing, but IL IL
impossible to predict the result. Senator DooIittle
states that he is authorized to announce for Mr.
Sloan that he will not accept the nomination for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Senator Rogers comes INTO
increased prominence now a candidate, and Thco-
dore VI. Pomcroy aud Senator Robertson are also
mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
THE OUTLOOK LAST NIGHT.

MR.. CORNELL URGED TO WITHDRAW, But Il Oh
sTINATE-EvARTss STRENGTH GROWING EVERY
HoUR-Gov. HAYES FOR Mr.. MORGAN.
lBY IEfRGRAPH THE TRlBUSE.l
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 22.-The talk tonight is
as wild as ever and the final result yet mystery.
The friends of Mr. Morgan are confident that he is
TO be the coming man, and there is growing inn
preston in the crowds that such is to be
the final outcome of the balloting. The fact
that the impression is being created in
that direction helps to contribute to its
accomplishment. 1t is however, impossible yet to
find the votes to nominate him, although they may
develop by morning. His friends constantly re-
peating the statement that Mr.. Cornell will with
draw from the contest before the balloting begins
This has enraged the friends Of Mr.. Cornell, and
they on the war-path tonight, and
are threatening some of the Federal Office
holders who are in the Morgan movement
TO give them all the reform they want and go for
Mir. Evarts to defeat Mr. Morgan. They can't trans
Ter all their votes, however for a majority Of those
from New-York City are controlled by Collector Ar
thur, who will transfer them to Mr.. Morgan to de-
feat Mr. Eyarts, but in other localities they will go
for Mr. Evarts 10 spite Mr. Bliss and other officials
who they say have been playing double on Mr. Cor
nell. The friends Of Mr.. Cornell declare that tho
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
CURRENT TOPICS Ar THE CAPITAL.
SAMPLES or IMPORTS.
WA,nIyGToY, rIcsday, AuF. %, =

WASH NGION, llt,tltA, aug @- '.'''.
A circular from the Treasury relative to the
prcryatlou of samples Of Jutiabc mc.chau,a r,qu ga
that ON and af,. tie lst of september poN appraisers
f merchandise ia the se era! customs dsiiic'a VII nc
required 10 retain samples OF all Silks ~co!rns, dress ana
oti,r icc, goods; also 0f al other articles examined
snd appraised by them paying All Na.orem duties thc
s,-uul,s to be such as IN the Judgment al the
aror,is.r may be conveniently taken aud re
tanned without serious detgueut 10 the IN
terests Of thc Importer Samples oi piece goods
sboud bc of "A size sufficient TO chow lhc "Iuth
and tcyt,,r, of the article Al srupcH taken aud re-
iai i mn, nee trrrrnf shuuld b. labeled and Carr
t"ii, ncd In thr upprascrs office subject 10 Inspection
and examination by officers 10 pc assS"eu l" t"' u'J
by tie Department.
now SIoOa0 MIGHT BUT CANNOT III SAVED;
For the first time ia che history OF mail
rnsportatlon In THE country Congress at lA last ses
ou cparatrd the appropriations for inland ma' trans
portato so as 10 provide appropriation for service
y railroad separate and apart from that on other
For star seryice-whic service Of all kinds except
that pcriormei by railroads-an ample appropriation
Was provided but IL was very meager Tor Railroad ser
vice The PoStmasterG Gcncral s Therefore, unable TO
order any service on new railroads. Application was
made to-day by The southern Pa'lhc HaiiFoad i"r M
order to carry the mail extension between Gaiene
and Andrews station Which wOuia cost about $4,000
The mails are now carried ry star route NJ cost OF
nearly goo 600 BY transfer from the e,3r fOnte 20 the
ruilrogi saving OF about VI COO could be accomplished;
but there s no money io be lih loi ~ t W ot s,
while there IL an ample appropriation 10 paJ iut the
other Tie transfer cannot De maze WITHOUT NolOh vi
"'"' pEFAuNG COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued a
circular to the officers Of National banks, calling their
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23

THEIR DEMAND TrON IHE EErjbL'hN~-h cos
IINGENCY ~ wmCu THU"E MAY BE \ EJLE
'HY ILLU5EAIH - I'M TMnuJI.I

THEIR DEMAND UroN IHE EErUHHoh%,-h cos
rINGE>cY ~ wmCu THUns MAY BE EOLr
'HY IELr5EArH - I'M rmnr5aI
SAnAToGA. y. y. Aug. 22.-Thcrc is a large repre-
santation of Liberals the gound, 50 large that
Bep;aulin T. Mauicrrc declare, that the convention
viii number 25O members Notwithstanding thc
fact that many othcr- are present DELEGATE to the
PcpulJican Convention whole dStrict- bc'rg repre-
sntcd in come instances by Republicans who voted
Tor SIR. Greeley in 1872 The Liberal Convention
will NEE, on Iour before the larger gathering, abi
cen Johu Cochramc will undoubtedly be chosen
Chairman The dg,. act Of the convention t. likely
To be- the adoption of a resolution approving the
Cincinnati platform and accepting thc Cincinnati
nomination. Then = resolution viii undoubtedly b"
adoutcd appointing Committee If Conference ant
asking the appointment OF a similar committee by
the acknowledgements 90 adjust the differences
between tn. two organizations. The demand whch
Tic Liberals make h. for rcorplnilalpn oi ihe
marty i'm w-Yorl, 50 that The Republicans who
voted for Alr. Greeley may be eligible to member
shin in the district associations, which the
/ Custon-Iousc have converted into close corpora
tons II this request is refused, promi-
ncnt Liberals say that thoy will adjourn
thc Convention without making nominations or ai-
prorins the ticket nominated by the Republican
Convention. They thik If the Republicans can
stand IT, they can. There seems TO be Iitit cX-
\ citation that the jndcPcEdcnt delegation from
Ncw-York viii bc admitted to the Con
vcntion on any terms. Not very many o.
the delegation arv here. Oae oi the b'at
known aud most respected of ho"-fofk
Rcrnbhcans il here but says re docs not come as
mcmhcr Of tho delegation at all. He says hc has re-
cciycd no notification OF his election as delegate
has no credentials uo certificate of election, KNOWS
nothing at all about the whole matter He ~
heartily in sympathy with all prospect Of p"lllca
reform and feels now ard Los always ie; that ihc
proper mode 10 bring about the reform dtnaudeH by
the independents is for them to enter the regular
district associations, they have been gwen iaci-
ties for doing, and exercise their ulucncc there.
a number oi delegates tU the Liberal Convention
from the western coIntIcs in the state arrived to-
night who are all for Iildcu instead Of Hayes for
! President; They intend 30 insist upon the passage
of tho same resolution adopted las! year, TO the
effect that both parties have made good nominations
and therefore recommend that the Liberal voters
make their own choice aud select the candidate most
likely 60 insure reform la the national admini-tra-
tion On this il is anticipated there viii b" lively
time, and if it fails to pasg there will probably be
bolt and another convention.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
AN INTERESTING GATHERING.
ALL SHADES OF POLITICAL THOUGHT REPRESENTED
MR.. CORNELL OUT OF sIGHr-EyARTs AND
MORGAN LEAD.
PRESS UisPATCHl


lGESERtL PRESS UIsrArcHl
SARATOGA. y. Y, Aug. 22.-Thcrc never was, per
hars so large number of leading politicians AT a
State Convention - there already here to attend
on the deliberations of the Republican Convention,
which will meet tomorrow. There are not only
Republicans, bat Independent Liberals, Temperance
men, and men OF all shades of opinion; men who
have been with all parties and never long with any.
There s manifested the deepest interest in the issue
of this convention. and tins heterogeneous gathering
is the best indication of IT. There are a bali dozen
different candidates, each with large following,
who arc energetic in the support OF their respective
fayoritcs. EX-,oy. Morgan Ia oftcncst mentioned,
and seems To stand in the advance. Mr. Cornell
is scarcely mcntpncd indeed. hc seems 10 have
been dropped entirely. The Eyarts men are active,
embracing large portion Of the Liberal element Of
the party II is stated that rhurow Weed. who il
here and quite active is quietly urging tie nomina-
tion Of Hamilton Fish, Those who claim that Nh.
Weed Is for cx-Goy. Morgan discrcdit this report.
George Il. sloan Speaker Of the last House of As
seubly. and Senator Rogers of Eric Coauty are tic
only ones sp1kcu of for ihc LcutcIint-GoycruoT-
shin. There j, no talk Of Nj. White VIZ. Robert
SON of Mr. Pom. roy Tor the GONo.LoIship, aud Gen.
Woodford i, only spoken ot by portion 81 The
Kings County delegation. There are those Who he
Iicyc the nominee has not yet bccn named. There
is no ta'l q. temporary or<aui."tion but all l. IA
relation - the candidates for Governor and Leu
aut-GovcrnoT Tho Stfte Ccmmittca VIII p1oba-
bv not iuect 10 select officer for temporary organ
iza.ion until tomorrow morning.
tn, Ein.s County delegation hcl0 an informal
meeting. ard los vote Of - 70 l. resolved 10 snp-
port Gen. Wocdioid for Governor He II gentle
men who voted in the negative considered i bad
roIicy nj this time to commit the delegation to any
candidate.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
WASHINGTON.
TO WIND UP THE WHISKY TRIALS.
ENTENCE WILL BIZ MOVED IN ALL uNFlNIshhp
Ky TRIALS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNr.l

CASES At TTH NEXT TERM
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNEl
WAsHIYGroN, Aug. 22.--under Instructions irom
the Acknowledgement all pending whisky prosecu-
tions are 20 he taken up and disposed OF Mt the heA
terms of courts having them IN charge. There are d
number of persons under indictment who nave hoC
vet been put on trial These to be arraigneh as
soon as possible In the cascS of those "ho nave
pleaded guilty, Distrct-Attorneys Will be lnstruc'e"
TO move for sentence This action will bring UP
questions of immunity. 1t is believed that con-
siderable number are claiming to have rece'cu ih'-
munity who will be unable to snow that they ever
had any understanding that they were receive IL
b. any one authorized 10 act for the GoVerilihe''
There is no foundation for the report OF an ihteh'o
TO press for the sentence Of those to whom any
promises of immunity were made by officers Oi the
Government or SPECIAL counsel nor Is 1t the par
pose Of the Attorney General TO demand any uh-
usual evidence of immunity having been PROMISED.
The statement Of the special counsel VIII ne ac-
ccpted. The whole object is TO have all the c;Ses
disposed of To make sure that no one escapes ethcr
trial or ecntence under false prctcnscs. Before the
next terms of court in st. Louis, Chicago ana NIL
waukce. full instructions will be sent to the DIS
trctAttorneys and special counsel by the Attorney
General. Emory Storrs left for Chicago t0-hgEt
He las been employed by the Government IN con-
ncction with the further prosecution OF the WHISKY
cases.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
THE COUNCIL AT SARATOGA.
GOOD NOMINATIONS PROBABLE.

AIR. CORNELL VIRTUALLY DEFEATED ALREADY
HIS FRIENDS D. SIRE HIM TO wITHDRAw-THE
CHOICE BETWEEN EvARTs AND MoRGAN-A
LARGE CONVENTION AND A SUPERIOR ONE.
he indications at Saratoga last night were 1avor-
able to the nomination by the Republican State
Convention to-day, of either Mr.. Evarts or Mr. Mor-
gan for the GovernOrship. The friends of Mr. Cor
nell now believe him defeated, and want him TO
withdraw. He was proof against their desires yes
terday, but late at night seemed to be yielding.
Mr.. Evarts gained strength yesterday steadily.
A letter was shown at Saratoga by the friends
of Mr. Morgan signed bv Gov. Hayes, and favoring
Mr. Morgan, though not as against any other cahdl-
date, and was thought to be having some effect
The Liberals expect to have large convention
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
WHAT TIE SIOUX MUST AGREE TO.

WHAT TILE SIOUX MOsi AUhEH W.
A LETTER OF INSTRUCTION TO THE NEW CoMMIS-
Sion PREr.RiNG-cERrAiN TERRITORY 10 BE
REIINQUtsHED AND AGRICULTURE TO BE En-
COURAGED.
WAsuINGroN. Aug. 22.-The instructions to
the Sioux Commission, appointed under the recent act OF
Congress have been nearly completed. The provisions
Of the act are gwen after which the letter OF ihSu
ton call. attention TO the fact that Congress. has eX
prcssed ITS determination 10 appropriate nothing further
FOR the OF the Sioux Indians unless they shall
agree,
FIRST: To rcnqush all right and claim to any country
outside the boundaries of the permanent reservation es
tabiislcd by the treaty OF lSGs.
Seond, To rclinqush all right and claim 10 so much
Of their said permanent reservation e Hes west VI 'c
1884 meridian OF longitude.
Third. 10 grant n right Of way over the permanent
reservation 10 a: part thcrcof which lies west Of the
1913 meridian Of longitude, for WAGON and othcF ROADS,
from convenient and accessible POINTS on tue hssoul
River not exceeding three h number
Fourth: 10 receive all such supplies rs are pro'-ied
for m .a ac, aud by treaty of lsGe at such points
, f,s nm their said reservation and In the vicinity
of toe Missouri River, the President may designate
EitI: To enter into such agreement or arrangement
with Tie President Of the United States a. snail h' ec-
at.d an designed to enable said Indians to become sef-
supporting
H. IN order 10 carry into effect the provision ~ the act
the comni find it necessary 10 visit the agencies on
The Missouri River In addition 90 Rose OF Rcd Cloud ana
-, rI ,r ,,,sfr,,ct,ou. authorize them to do So.
Tho LETTER i,.ru state. that the subjects for negotiation
are 40 ,leor defined Uy tho act to render further
el,t,rflc uuuercsary except the last mentioned.
az thi, .pr Instructions say further that II any agice-
-, .i.I n.. concluded tie oJi.mls-ioH viii impress
, line Indian. tie fact that 70 Will not ho b.n n!ns
- ,,t..r ,,,fl, ,tutu II shall have received
the approval of the rrs.!dout Of the United
...,,. and cf C,p,rrss. II Is not expected
M, ,, r,,.,.,u ll q. .nn, any iiue OF right Of way
f @ tro,, the ge.crya ions; that should bc lcft TO
IN, of.,,n,ut tc bc auatcd ry the President on"
s ,.or ant subjects a the negotiation is that
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
LATEST FROM SARATOGA.

MR. CORNELL MAY HIMSELF NOMINATE ME. Mok-
GhN--IIBEEAL AND OTHER MEETINGS.
lGgsERAL PRESS DIsFArch.l
SARATOGA n. " Aug. 22.-The Evar;s meeting
to-day also adopted n resolution to support Hayes
and Wheeler, aud another TO appoint committee 20
wait on the Republican Convention and request the
appointment Of a committee to reorganize the Re
publican party in the State.
The Tiden Liberals had meeting tonight, and
Will meet again tomorrow. They take exception to
their exclusion from the Hayes and Wheeler Liberal
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
attention to the fact that they empowered to dcface
counterfeit National bank Treasury notes as foIows'

SEC =. That all United States officers charged WIN the
receipt disbursement OF public moneys ana an Cces
OF National banks, shall stamp or write IN pam ieteIs
the word "cJuntcrfeit' altered or w0rthicsS upVn
all fraudulent notes ssned in the OF and intended to
circulate "a money which shall be presented at iher
places of business and IL such officers shall wrongiuy
STAMP any genuine note OF the United States or OF the
National banks, they shah, presentation, redeem
such nOtea at the face vaIue thereof
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
Mr.. EVARTS's NOMINATION.
HIS NAME WILL BE PRESENTED BY GEORGE WILLIAM

HIS NAMh WILL he fhHSh'lE I'D III uLoi'"E WILLIAM
CUErIS.
SARATOGA, n. y, Aug. 22.-An informal meeting
of the friends of VIM. NJ. Evarts was held at the
Grand Union Hotel this evening, at which Mr..
Barker of st. Lawrence presided, when resolution
was adopted requesting George William Curtis OF
New-York to present the name of Mr.. Evarts in the
Convention tomorrow for Governor. Gen. Martin
dale was also requested TO second the nomination.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-23
SAILS OF AGIS TO lNDlANS.
A. ORDER FcRBI3D!NG THEM.

WAsuISGroN, Aug. 22.-Ihc following order
was ,,nl ,o1y 10 nearly all Indian agencies ny the l"-
dian Cummis .Oner: 49, 49,.
"'''' W.sutyGroS, u. G., Aug. .. 1876.
Eu: You are advised that m 'ait8 "a arms or tmnu-
uit,, 10 citha. whites Indians by paiiC6 hol ing Il
r.p-r "a. indian mad seu,t bf ms oil,e maj ne
.npu,i Instantly. iod VIII notIiy your traders, ana
III, ,..,nt t seeing that violation ot this ora n
Il all ~ N unv instance oT such violation occurs Fo"
viii, revoke he .ns, of hr oil, uc,ns party, ana report
ia, ca .s 10 tuf Oll.ce for further GruOh'
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sEhS "A AZ E1 kLs ~ u y he g
ATTORNEY ii COUNSELOR Al Law,
ANO
SOLICITOR In BANKRUPTCY,
No lOl5 Main street. Richmond, Virginia.
@-s- Special facilities Tor prompt collections
thro. ghoui Virginia ana West Virginia.
Refers 10 :;ov. John Lesc:sr, (rccen. partaer)
Lexington, Va; The :,L.te 5ait: ot Virginia,
Gov. jas. l.. Kunpor, lion. T. N, I, Hunter,
and K. H. Msuiy y Co., Bankers, klchlnona,
Va, McSsrs Barring Bros & Co.. J. ~. uiti.,st
y Go, London England 0th 81
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/ COAL COAL
We have now on hand snd are constantly re-
ceiving at our wharf and stcrage cards, foot of
Queen streets, all the best GOALS known TO
this market. We name in part:
LYkEN'S VALLEY
SHAMOkiN snG EAST FRANKLIN LOK-
BERRY RED Ash.
JOHNS, from EAGLE VEIN COLLlERt.
The celebrated CONTIN ENTAIL and IA
EEL DELL, fror, the Goodrica Collcry, es-
teemed the best in tha market.
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE GOAL, ot Steamer. Broken,
Egg Stone sud Nut sizes.
Also, GEOKG E'3 CREEK C'IhKEKLAND
COAL.
Also HICKORY, OAn ard PINE WOOD.
Having ample space, each variety OF Goa, is
kept distinct from that Of others, an! is cs-
pecaly prepared for family use Yards hoor-
eG ind Coal sent out well screened ana free from
ssle, 22iG lbs TO the ton. Order: left with
Messrs. CIarr.dse s. Gligg,. corner King ard
Royal ss., or ut the yHrds viii be promptly Il.rd.
7. J. VI MERhFFEI & co.
iy17 Wharf snd Yards ico. oi Queen st.
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FISH !

EIsn' FlsHI
l0l bbs No. Potomac Herring.
100 pbls Family Zoe Herring.
70 Ub: ; had.
Also Round Shore and Split Labrador He--
ring ia store and ior sale by
w A. JOHNSON,
ie6 n h. cor. Cameron and ROya! sts.
GUNS. CAPS, WADS, &c.-Just opened at
VI IS King street, Alexandria, Va, corner OF
Royal, III assortment OF English Twist Shot
Guns, of good quality, and at very low prices /;
als0 Breech Loader, with AL the 1&!uT@a,
shells SC. Musket Caps, Gun Wads, t'lHs Is,
Pouches, Belts, &C., to which we invite atleh-
ton. ,,,-
sep j. l. ChEAUn1O-N =" oo~''
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W~uDD yFTH GUT e.
COAL! /!

DANAWHA SFLlN1 COAL.
We have just received consignment Of the
above Coml. to which we invite the attention o
consumers 1t is pure and free from slate,
kindles readily and heats quickly. Its combus.
ton is complete, leaving no cinders.
T. d. NEdAFFEY Il co.
feb 10 Wharf and Yard foot Of Queen ST.
rOAL! COAL
~ CUALl
On the wharf and to arrive full stock OF AZ
Kinds Of
ANTHRACITE AND Gu UMBEELAND
COAL
Sold at market rates per ION 2240 lbs.
aug l4-tf W. A. SMOOT, s'moots Whar!
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h CAkD. circumstance rendering II de-
IN srable that shoGd locate II Baltimore, !
nave transferred my DkNIAL fRAnIAyE IL
Alexandrla 10 Ur. D. Il RUST. tie mas ooen
Tor SO many years associated with IL" ss - heea
no introduction or endorsement his skill, ability
and reputation lvr honesty EEl ht5n integrity
boing veil Known. | cordially commend niA
10 the rsvor Gi my friends and patients, Is We'll
worthy q. the position 10 w!llc;. he succeeds, .nd
bcspuak .oc hiI. tho practice %ltL ""'2n, ,ur 50
uug | nave been !aYorsu
JA ii. Us 3. iiJDIkIN.
Aiexan:.ra Va. mar oil
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CABBAGE SEED-We have just received
~ our supply of Large York Early York,
bulIock's Heart, Jersey Wakefield and Pre-
minr1 Fiat Dutch Cabbage Seed for the fall
tr, de.
aug IL. Z. S. LEADBEATER & BIO.