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LEXINGTON.

ACTIVE WORK on THE SHENANDOAH RAIL
ROAD-THE NODE OF SETTLEMENT OF LAND
DANAGts-TBE ROUTE OF THE ROAD, &C.
PROGRAMME or COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
OF WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.J
MAY %, 1881.
Work has actively begun on the Shenan-
doah Valley railroad between Waynesboro'
and the mouth Of South river, and the
right OF way has been acquired nearly
through bali the county. 1t Is the policy
OF the Shenandoah company TO settle land
damages without the Intervention OF COM
mission IL that be possible, and IL very fire.
quebtly happens that in this way the CON-
pAny succeeds In making better terms than
they might do by a commission; while, on
the other band, the landowner Is perfectly
satisfied. The route OF the road from
The mouth OF Soutb river follows
The North river, crossing II below
Lsird's, thence acrOss 10 Buffalo, thence
up the south side OF the James to Buchanan,
crossing the James at Hickmas lock. Tue
one striking feature OF this road Is us mug
cling so closely the base OF the mountains.
II the predictions OF Professors Hotehkiss,
Campbell. Fontaine, and others, be verined,
we may see at no distant day this whoie
valley contiguous 10 The mountain dottea
With furnsce-stscks and giving STEADY ana
constant employment 10 hundreds ana nun
dfeds Of men now idle. The Office OF Inc
chief engineer. Mr.. w. w. C0e, Will In
lev days be transferred from Waynesboro'
70 Lexington, where 1t will remain during
Inc construction Of The work south OF
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The Virginia Elections.

PRINCE GEORGE.-Cbarles Conner is elect
ed clerk by decided majority, and Mann
Page supervisor of the Brandon district.
Or. Rives and Colonel Il. NJ. Harrison arc
also elected supervisors.
WARRENTON, VA, May 26-F0r Circuit
Court clerk OF Fauquer, Turner (COnserva-
tive) was elected over COchrane (Conserva-
tive). At Warren;On only 494 votes were
cast; of which Turner received $50.
NORFOLK.-Nineleen of the twenty-eight
councilman elected were on the Democratic.
Conservative ticket exclusively, three on
the Democratic Conservative and Health and
Progress ticket exclusively, and three on
the Independent Republican ticket eXcu.
sively. The election was for cOuncilmen
only.
The county Of Halifax rolled up big ma
jority for Vaughan, the Conservative can
didate for county clerk, he having received
over his competitor, Cav, the handsome
vote OF nearly five hundred.
The Conservatives elected their Mayor
and Council in North Danvile by an over
whelmng majority, the Independent ticket
only receiving thirty.seven votes.
At Culpepcr Courthouse +. Burgess. Jr.,
was elected Mayor; a. X. Acoek, Trea-
surer, &c. NJ. b. Hansbough, Sergeant.
The report is that Goochland has gone
Conservative.
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waynesboro'. There Il vim and energy
about this compsuy, for II Il clear they are
10 earnest. by the middle OF December
hagerstown and Big Lick will be connected
by bands OF iron.
Commissioners will be appointed at the
june term OF the County Court 10 assess
land.damages In such cases where private
settlements cannot be effected.
The following is the programme for the
commencement exercises of Washington
and Lee University: BaccaIaureate sermon
the 18th OF June, final celebration OF The ~.
erary societies the Goth Of June, stated meet.
ing OF the Board Of Trustees the 2lst OF
June, annual meeting Of the Alumni Asso-
citation the 2lst OF June, annual address be-
fore the Alumni Association the 2lst OF
June, and commencement.day the 22d OF
June.
The exercises this year give promise Of
unusual bfiiliancy, and doubtless our town
will be throngod with strangers. who will
be welcomed with old Virginia hospitality.
PETREPoNs
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The Unpleasant Consequences of the
Carmichael Case.

The Washington corresp ondent OF the
Baltimore San says:
1t Is just possible that the arrest OF Mr..
Carmichael. of Virginia, for writing down
General Malone on postal-card, may lead
to unpleasant consequences to some other
persons. As already suggested by Mr.. Car
michaePs counsel and by others, it is eX-
tremeiy doubtful whether the language used
by him comes within the inhibition OF the
law. But there seems to be little il any
doubt amongst the highest legal authorities
that Bell, the official in the city post-Office
here who first read and then detained the
postal-card, exceeded his authority, and is
liable to prosecution and punishment there
for. This matter will be thoroughly eX-
amined into, and if the law is found to
Justify ii, proceedings will be taken. 1t is
asserted that it has become too much the
habit of the post-oflice officials TO Inspect
postal-card simply to crafty their curos-
Nv. MANY parsons are in the habit OF
writing about private matters on postal
cards under the belief that they were safe
from pryiug eyes, as the law certainly con-
templated they should be.
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virginia News Items.

Hailstones as large as partridge eggs fell
on sunday last near Roaring creek, in Bote-
tourt county.
On Sunday last the section Of country be.
tween Arbor Hill and Greenvile, liz the
upper part OF the county, was visited by
the most terrific and destructive hail-storm
that has been known for years. A plumber
OF corn.felds were.entirely destroyed and
clover-6elds riddled. The hail lay on the
ground for hours after the storm had passed.
In some places II reached depth OF six or
seven inches on the level. Several of The
farmers will be compelled to reiurrow and
replant their corn entire. Fruit was badly
injured, many OF the trees being stripped OF
foliage and buds Valley Virginidn (Stdun-
tom.
The Aiieghany Tribune wants the Rich.
mond and Allegheny railroad beyond Cliff
ton Forge extended by way OF Covngton
and the Sweet Springs. II says the people
Of that section VIII DC liberal in giving the
right of way, &c.
An interesting decision was delivered in
Alexandria Thursday. Judge Keith en-
tered in the Circuit Court, In the case of
Graham rs. the Washington City, Virginia
Midland aud Great Southern Railroad de.
cree dismissing the petition OF Henry
Herbner, and deciding that an elder bro
Their, who lives in the house and supports
an aged aud infirm mother and Young niece,
is a householder, and is entitled to the ben
etits Of the homestead exemption.
James II. MOreield, a white man charged
with abducting cOored woman, was tried
before the County Court Of Pittsy lvania
Wednesday, and found guilty and sentenced
to the penlteniiary for. II term OF three
years. Sheriff W. |. OVERLY will take him
TO Richmond in few days. DdnuWe NeuS.
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washington News Items of Yesterday.

The Cabinet yesterday determined not 10
90 70 Gettysburg on memorial-day.
The Postmaster-General said there Is
nothing i'm the star.route developments TO
disturb Secretary Blaine.
washington Knights met the Boston ana
Providence Commanderie. at the depot In
that civ Yesterday, aud they spoke In high
terms OF their Virginia brethren.
The general belief is that the Commits
sioner OF Pensions will be superseded, ou'
not Just now. ..,. !.
Mrs. Garfield is gaining strength, but Is
unable 10 leave her bed.
A proposition to send representatives 10
the Virginia Readjuster Convention was
unanimously voted down by the virginia
Republican Association of Washington.
The case Of Hambleton. the three-cafd'
monte man, is going on at Alexandra.
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A Domestic Tragedy I'm Georgia.

CINCINNATI. Nay 27.-The TimeS-Stdr
says: Advices from Cochrane, Ga. report
that in Laurens country, about twenty-five
miles east of Cochrane. Mrs. Tiny Garrett,
wife OF a respectable farmer, told her
daughter TO prepare dinner, which the
daughter refused to do. Then Mrs. Gar
rett said she would inform Mr.. Gar
rett, and he would whip the daugh-
ter when he came 10 dinner. A
quarrel and struggle followed, in
which the girl used a shotgun, firing both
barrels, one Of which took effect in Mrs.
CARROTS head, INJECTING mortal wound.
A little brother struck The gun. preventing
the second shot from beng effective. Mr..
Garrett returning, chastised the daughter
so severely that it is believed she cannot re-
cover. Both the daughter and mother are
members Of the church.
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TraeicaI End OF an Eiopemenf.

denver, Col May 2T.-McDonald Lyon,
who died here wednesday night from an
overdose OF morphine. was well-knOwn
Chicago man, having been engaged in the
brick and tile manufacture with a. G.,
Ducai, Of that city. The lady accompany
ing him is MIS-. a. NJ. Ducat. who el0ped
with him from Chicago. She gave him the
morphine to ease stomach pains, and she
has since his death made three unsuccessful
attempts at suicide. The coroner's jury re-
turned a verdict OF accidental death.
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Mali Facilities for the virginia
Springs.

A Washington special TO the Baltimore
Gazette says:
Inquiries have been made regarding the
ouickening or " eXpediting" OF mail trans
portation in Virginia, and the hope has
been expressed that the Post Office Depart
meht will make arrangements which will
afford better mail facilities and more regu-
lar and more frequent deliveries at the Nir'
ginia springs this summer. The Depart
ment is DESTROYS OF satisfying the wants OF
the public and usually endeav0rs to give
satisfaction. This summer it will do as
heretofore" expedite" the mail service
wherever and whenever practicable, but
that will hereafter be done under more
rigid rules and regulations, and after the
authorities have satisfied themselves that
&" expediting " or increase OF service is ne
ccssary and practicable. The interest OF
visitors and residents at "thc springs" will
be considered and their wants supplied as
far as consistent and proper.
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Mississippi Cotton Convention.

MEMPHIS, May 27.-The Mississippi Vat
lev Cotton Planters Association met yester-
day. The name OF the Association was
changed TO the "National Planters Assocla-
ton and under the charter is authorized
the issue OF stock to the amount OF 100000.
The convention also adopted the follow
ing: ,.u.
Resolved, That this convention gratefully
recognizes the efforts OF the Federal Gov
eminent to meet the necessities OF the peo-
pe OF this Valley in the Improvement OF the
Mississippi river, yet we respectfully re,
quest Congress to appropriate the sum OF
S25O. 900 to test the outlet system at Lake
Borene as relief against the flood tides OF
the river.
Atlanta, Ca, was selected as the next
Mace OF meeting during the session OF the
Cotton Exposition 10 November next.
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Arrested for Libel.

ST. LOUIS, May 27.-CommOdore William
J. Bromitze, Of Pittsburgh, large steam
boat owner and one OF the best known steam
b a, men in the Mississippi Valley, was
arrested at the Southern Hotel. in this city,
this afternoon, on bench-warrant issued
by Judge Lougbin, Of the Criminal Court,
at the instance OF the grand jury. The
charge against Commodore kromlze is in
the nature OF a criminal libel in publishing,
or having published and widely distributed,
circulars containing statements damaging
to the personal character OF the owners
and officers OF the Ancher Line OF steamers
running ON the lower Mississippi river.
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nebt Question I'm Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, ARK May 27.-The Demo-
cratic Executive Committee will issue an
address to the people OF the state tomorrow
setting forth the points in dispute between
members of the party on the question OF the
states indebtedness. The address urges
harmony in the party and united front to
the enemy in the next campaign. 1t insists
that The debt question be not made test OF
Marty fealty, and recommends that con-
sp,;,,;,ionol amendment be submitted by the
navt Tegislature to the people declaring
what part OF the debt shall and what shall
not be paid,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

Washinston Evcnts-The Alliance Ordered 20
90 In search or Arctic.Explorine steamer
Jeannettc-Cotton Convention I'm Memphis
Arkansas Pabiic-Debt Tssac-Another Rail-
road Acquired by Jay Gould-A Nephew OF
Ben. Butler Sentenced 10 be Hanged In Core.
rade-A Large Steamboat Owner OF Pitts
burah Charged with Criminal LibeI-Last
Day OF the Maryland Jockey Club Spring
MeetinR-A Daughter Kills Her Mother and
Is Fatally Chastises by Her Father-Gene.
raj Foreign Intelligence.
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The Post Office Department continues II

The Post Office Department continues us
removals OF postmasters IN Virginia. Jacob
A. Uaney is appointed postmaster al Bu'
cbanan. Botetourt county, uice Joseph K.
stratop, removed. Mr.. straton was appoint,
ed in February, 1878, and his salary Is ss0i
ner annum. l.. 4. Leech Is appointed at
Goshen Bridge, Rockbridge county; vlce
Harry Hutchinson, removed. Mr. Hutch.
insou was appointed 10 February, 1877, ana
his salary Is s2l0. G. j. Alderman Is ap,,
nointed postmaster at Fremont, Carroll
county. uice r. NJ. Taylor, resigned. Inc
name Of the post-ofiice at Like Drummona'
Norfolk county, Va, is changed to wallace
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Tunisiam Treaty Agreed To.

PARIS, May Elm the Senate to-day,
viscount DeGontant Birorl, Legitimist, an
nOunced that the party OF the Right, not
wishing to embarrass the Government,
would vote for the ratification OF the treaty
with Tunis, leaving the Government re.
sponsible for the possible consequences.
The ratification of the treaty was then
agreed to without debate.
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The Search for the Jeanette,

WASHINGTON, ID. G., May 27.-Com-
mander Cooper, of the United States ship
Alliance, now at Norfolk, has been ordered
to prepare his ship with all possible dispatch
to proceed OH n cruise in search Of the Are
tic exploring steamer Jeanette between
Greenland, Iceland, and Spilzbergen along
the southern edge OF the Polar ice pack.
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The Late Elections.
NORFOLK COUNTY.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, Va, May 27.-Returns from
Norfolk county to-day show Democratic
m'jority Of about 800 In that Republican
stronghold, the two clerks Of court and
nearly all The local officers being elected.
A great triumph.
fBy Associated PresSJ
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN ROCKINGHAM
HARHsoyBuRG, May 27.--Ful Official re-
turns received show that Rockingham
county has elected by decided majorites
Democratic clerks TO the County and Cir
cult Courts over the nominees OF the combl-
nation Mabone-Republican party.
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Animal Regain M New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. May 27.-At the annual
regatta OF the Southern Yacht Club, which
took pace here yesterday-course, fifteen
miles, trlangular-the fourlh.class race was
won By Juniats. Time, Oh. 34m. 4sec.
May b. was second, and Gypsy capsized
wnen within one hundred yards OF the
finish
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The PEOPLES WORLDWIDE VERDICT
Burnett's Cocoaine has been sold IN every
civilized country, and the pubic nave zen,
dered the verdict that II Is the cheapest anu
hest haIr.dressing In the world.
Burnetts FIavoring Extracts are insai,s'
Div acknowledged the purest aud Tue pese
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK. May 27.-The Posts financial article
GAO Z. VI. cdiiiou) avs 1: At The Stock Exchange
United State. GER cents are mp to l1Sl. the nigh
est price Nef p-id: these bonds are sought by tue
elias, of buyers which want long bond NJ / subject
10 payment whenever the Treasury or Congress may
elect to pay Them, and, excepting The currency 6s.
the 4 per cents are nov The longest bonds of The
Government. the Az ere up to li6H; the
dun and 1 lower for Tennessee IS. Rail.
road bonds are irregular but generally higher.
The stock market during the early part of The
day vas decidedly weak and prices fell 4@3%
per cent, the stock wbich led The decline having
been the brinch-ine SHARES, the Southwestern
stocks and Ihe coal stocks Aoout noon the market
became strong aud prices have since advanced sGr
Ia the later Union Pacidc and Milwaukee aud It.
Paul. FXpress stocks have been strong throughout.
There ia no impOr AM news In the market. and ne
movement down and uD has been speculative. The
money market continues very easy. Can loans are
oDialuabe on United states bonds AT 2I259 per
cent. nd stocks al 2Sf3I per cent. Time loans
are about the same ON The same Kind OF collateral
AVID prime mercantile paper Is 3Id4f per cenr.
The market for foreign eNchiu Is dan and rather
weak.
at $50 r. NJ: Western Union, 1885,: Western
Union, new sock, 500; New York Central, 10
Lake Shore. 1929: Michigan Central, As; New
York, Lake Erica Western a9s; New orA' Lake
Erie and Western preferrei. 90; New YORK. Lake
Erie and Western second, 0S4dlNS7s: Delaware
Lackawanna aud Western. 1868 New Jersey Cen
trial. l03: Delaware and Hudson. ll2s; Reading
COZ: Northwestern, 1919; st. Paul. 1878: WABASH
and Pacific, 543: Wabash and Paclhc preferred
Dan; Union Pacific. l25a; VI; X and T., 50% Han
nIOaI aud ~. Joseph, 81; Hannibal and II. JO
seph preferred, ll5; OHIO and Mississippi As
Pacific Nsii, 54S: e. G.. and !. C.. 29t
Northern Pacific common, Al; Northern Pacific
preferred, s3&; san Francisco common. 4ss
San Francisco preferred. IAN; Central Paeihc'
81; Louisville and Nashville, 1913; Nashville
AID Chattanooga 90; Ontario ana Western, 3S
Manhattan Elevated, 2sS; Illinois Central, l4if
Canadian Southern, rs; District OF Columbia
9 65 bonds, lOS; Chicago. Burlington aud
Quincy, IT'S: Denver and Rio Grande, lOsa st.
Paul and omaha, 45s; ~. Paul and Omaha pre-
frrred lQ6a: C.. e. G. aud l.. 9s4: Erie aud West
ern, 62h; chicago ~. Louis, ana New Orleans S4S
Col. Coal, 6lH; ohio Central. 35s Texas Pacific,
674; Texas Pacific l.. g., S94.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE Nav 27.-Virgtnia 6's, cOnsols s.
second series, 43S; pas,-due coupons, 90; new
lO.4O's, 90. Bid to-day.
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COusUlfO 81. Thomas.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 27.-Pre-ident
Garfield to-day appointed Yolney V. Smith,
Of Arkansas, as United State, Consul at ST.
Thomas,
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INV Could Has Another Railroad.

ST.. Louis, May 27.-lniorma'ion Is re,
ceived here that Mr.. Jay Gouid mas acquired
a controlling interest IN the Men'Pi - an ,',
Little Rock railroad, anu that IL WIZ NC pun
in first-class order at once.
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STEAMSHIP .fFTh
Ia TICKETS. saS92

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGtNCf'
1000 MAILS STREET,
Renresenttng the following hrst-class ocean steam
SHIP Snes from Boston, New YORK, Phla and
baltimore, 10 Europe CUNARh WHITE STAR,
ICAN, RED STAR, ALLAN, NORTH GERMAN
LLOYD. HAMBURG AMERICAN, and METH
ERLANDs, AMERICAN, ITALIAN. and BOR.
ItEAUX. FIRST CLASS, stCoNp-SLAsS, anu
srFERAGE TICKETS TO and FROM all the principal
points In Europe. Excursion tickets at reduced
rates. State-rooms secured IN advance. fai ~.
song 10 Europe or sending for their friends wood
do well to communicate With the undersigned -
fore purchasing elsewhere. Railroad and steamship
tickets To all points Ian the United States and taa.
ada Rtes same as az dspots and general oatyes.
NO trosole TO answer questions Write 10 or call on
A. W. CARRIER.
General Railroad and steamship AgeAt.
1000 Main street, Richmond, Va.
"A I'M
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
For WASHINGTON 60.

THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
has resumed the Old and favori,e route
BETWEEN QUANTICO AND WASHINGTON.
built expressly for ths service, viii make TWO
TRIPS DAILY except sunday in connection with
trains OF the Richmond. Frederick burg aud pyHO.
mae railroad. leaving Richmond at S!I2 A. NJ. and
5:l0 +. NJ, arriving al Washington at 2 =. VI. and
1890 l.. NJ.
HARACTERlSTiCs.
Freedom from dust, a View Of the beautiful and
historic scenery along the FAMOUS POTOMAC
RIVER. passing in full view OF MOUNT VERNON (;
elegantly served meals, grand m1iu saloon, superb
stslerOOms, delightful bath rooms, hot and cold
water, and all the complete appointments OF a
strictly first class boat.
Fare from QuaDtcO to Washington Omitted, 81.
straight aud rOund.tr tickets between Richmond
and Washington at lowest rates At Offices OF the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
and A. w. GARBtRS.
GEORGE MATTISGLY. Superintendent
NJ. VI. WEIGH, Agent, 1000 Main street.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH tim
J. MOND. AND NORFOLK arEAM>:anC
RIVER fsI AND THE EAST VIA FiIL RiygS
THREE TINES a WEEK.-EPul further 20
tssss. sssvinS PhiisdeIph,- every TuEabxY,
Thursday, and SATURDAY, and htshnon6
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, ana SUNDAY, con,
Meeting at Philadelphia with Ciydef 'sw England
L o on TiME.FREQUESr DER .-RTUREs-
yrsiSht rcceiysd daily until O'Clock p. N.
JAMES w. MCCARRICK,
General Soutasrn Agent, Richmond. N.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE Co,
Genaral Aardefs,
no % NA serHth WhsYvss, prtlAdelphia.
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PHILADELPHIA, May H. william l..
Drane, general superintendent OF the fnI' BIZ,
known journalist, died here suddenly this
morning.
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ns. uu,ler,s Nephew TO BE Hanged.

DENVER, COL, May 27.-The Morning
Ne,ns says William ii. Salisbury, sentenced
70 be hanged at Colorado Springs June lIth
for murder, is a nephew OF Hoo. BENJAMIN
RntIer. His friends from Massachusetts, are
making every effort TO save him.
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I'lOlIr.

1our-We quote : Fine, s30&3.50; extra. 1866
6f575: superfne, i3.7j@S4.J0; common family
s6ds625; choice or patent family. S7.50Mts;
Stanton inspection. extra, 1918; supertne, 500
1886.
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FANCY GOODS, &c.

STEVENS
HAS JUST OPENED
Anotsss large lot OF saose PocKET-BooKs at
scc.--all co!ors;
Eie cant CIGAR. and ctiARETTE-cAsEs,
Hraslsome Fancy ossiCE ISKsTASDs sDishsd In
ebony and sili and all sih;
Two new patterns Of ClRD-RECEIvERs-ssry
handsome;
Nav patterns ana shapes OF ENGRAVED GLASS
BowLEs, PITCHERS, and 6oBLErs-shey
are beauties,
few dozen Ave- and sis-foo. sTEP-LADDERs;
Novelties In HOOP aud BALL EAR-DR0Ps.
rf,y TIN sErs-all The newest styles and decora.
tions-bottom prices,
All sizes JAPANNED TEA-rRAYs-price from
Toe. up;
nsw lot Of CRUMB-BRUsHEs and TRAYS;
An immense lot Of INDIAN BASKETS for lsnshs
| work, scrap, collars, hAndserchiefs, a..
Novelties continually beius rseeivedA
srEvENss
my2s sos Broad stsessa
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nor NEW YORK.-The Old <.syse

4 Dominion Steamship Company 5 ssxsefse
steamers will sail as follows: steamer OLD Do
MIkTON, Captain WALKER. every TUESDAY al
2 O'Clock =. NJ; steamer WYANOKE. Captain
COUCH, every FRIDAY at 2 O'Clock i. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
al O'Clock A. VI.
Freight received up to l O'Clock P. NJ. for the
Tuesdays and F iday's steamer, and 10 q O'Clock
Saturday evening for Sundays ship.
Through bills OF ladiDg signed and goods for
wsred with dispatch To all points north, south east
and west; also. to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $1,000: steerage, 10 and
81.
For freight or passage apply TO
q. w. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
my Cts COmpany's Wharf, Rockets.