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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

The Secretary Of the Treasury, has made little
ment towards raising the money to redeem the 900
Treasury notes. according notice in July next other
than sounding the market with the view to issue per
cent stock at apremium for the amount II Is supposed
that he will finally be able to get it, The purchases of
the banks and their loans upon stocks have thrown about
50 600 900 into the stock market The result is that old
stock which has been held for years coming into the
market, drawn out at these high prices large amount
Of Kentucky 6s held Roberts Curtis Co. OF London
collateral for debts due them by the American Life and
Trust Company, has come upon the market. The Anne
rican Life and Trust took the whole loan, 2so 900 from
the State of Kentucky in 1885, and made over $475oo of
the to the London house at co. This latter
selling in the market for the first time. Ohio and Ten.
per cent that have been held for years. also
coming out 1t is estimated that in the list three pro.
ducts 100000 of stocks received here for sales
from London The state of tbs markets is highly avora-
BILE to the Indebted States Illinois Is making great po
gres with its loan, and will probably succeed The
disposition loan stocks also supersedes the necessity
for taxation. In Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, mississippi
Florida Arkansas Pennsy ana, and Maryland, the poo
pie have refused be taxed In the two latter States tax
laws have been passed and remain dead letter. because
the people opposed 70 it. Ohio is in the same situa
ton Pennsylvania but the plenteousness OF money en-
nbes her continue to pay by borrowing The house
Barring Co. nre aware how far their assistance goea
indebted States can, like her, obtain REPUTATION or
ton renewed loans would enable them to resume pay
ments.
We in the general state of aft RS that the great Luz
,;re tho coun,rv has separated self from banking in
grea. degree. The consequence is that with great
abundance Of produce prices have fallen to allow specie
those articles which enter into the cost Of man.
ue.c,ured articles are exceedingly low Hence manufsc
turing can be conducted at rates 20 low aso
shie M to underse England in the great markets of
the world and TO send tho coarser descriptions OF la
brics TO the heart CT her manufacturing districts This
the result OF low currency here The future pro-
miscs that the level Of currency England will be very
much that Of this country, because money is now
exceedingly plenty in England, snd is beginning to exer
its influence producing that imitation for the perfection
of which the machinery remains unmpaired the Bank
Of England and the country hanks ready to
put forth their strength in all drectio" In this coun
try on the other hand there is central paper money
powerS6O 900 600 If bank capital has gone into quida
ton and eight popuous States comparatively without
banks where that large formerly existed An abso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

90 1T Is SCARCELY POSSIBLE TO FORM A
correct conception of the vast variety of az
forded at Pese's New York Museum for tho OF
shilling. Miss Affair." the charming songstress; Miss
Blanchard the Grecsn Jugg eress, who also performs
the musical glasses Mr.. Weeks the Irish singer true
Of the shamrock Master Henry, the precocious phe
form the attractions In addition to which the Manager
has obtained splendid model of the Chinese junk 700
Koo that sunk by broadside Of the Bush frigae
Belle Isle. It most ingenious piece of workmanship,
perfect in every part and will richly repay visit II
measures nearly six feet in length state rooms berths
and every thing being faithfully represented.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

TO- TO HOTEL AND TAVERN PROPRIETORs-
The undersigned has now on HAND article Of Cherry
Brandy of his manufacture, which is well worthy
their attention and decidedly superior to any thing Of
the kind in the city.
JOHN P. ANGUE, No. % Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

JAMAcA.-We received yesterday from our ia.
maica correspondent, through the politeness OF
Capt Watts, of the bark Orb, files of Kingston pa
pers to the Cd instant.
The Kingston Journal of the ID instant states that
during the preceding week two distinct shocks of
earthquake were felt in the Island.-BaA. american,
MAY a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

nz- AMERICAN MUSEUM.-The admirable per-
and unrvaled curoses of the present eek
are drawing to a close Cur friends have but two days
more the interesting model Of Paris the wonderful
DIV arr Tom Thumb Jr and the mrth provoking eccen-
rices of Dr. Valentine the best performer in his line
since Matthews. The living Sea Dog has become per.
eey docle and the rev Citations Of the Gypsey Girl
said wonderful by those who have tested her sngu.
lar powers of divination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

EARLY SPRINe-SYMProMs OF VEGETArIoN.-Ru-
NOR says that John Tyler, the younger, has chal-
lenged the accomplished bedfellow OF his sire Mr.
John Bolts And thus we
Teach the young idea how to shoot"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

THE GREAT WESTERN sails to-day at 2 o'clock,
from her berth, foot of Clinton street, East River.
Heretter bags close at the Exchange, and Post Of
fee at o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

SECOND EDrTIoN.-we shall publish at II O'Clock
to-day, an edition containing the latest news, for
the Great Western.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

Consul TO Rio JANEiRo.-We have heard the ~.
a.r bat Alexander Powell is just appointed Consul
90 RIO Janeiro It's said he is new 10 Boston, and
about TO leave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

M sUsscRIs1Rs changing tn cir residence, will pleas
notify this oce, OF Nassau and Fulton streets
whore hey want the Herald len hereafter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

a STALE MATE IN PoLIrlcs. -Webster's move
ment in Baltimore upon the game OF Harry Clay.
Two TO one on the Yankee. Who takes
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t.rr,Io L,.errry Depot

Herald Lbsorrry Depot
Al th- and cheap literary Pub'icssions Of the day
SALE Wholesale and retail Al the HERALD OrrIcn,
u0rfeweS corner CT Nassau and Fulton stI Get
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

v AZ
AND THIRTEENTH. sr-Our readers will scarcely
fail recolect that this day win close this stupendous
exhibition unless the universal demand for abeneht 10
that most and intrepid OF all men, Herr Dries
BACH will induce the managers TO crafty the puolc feel
ing by delaying their departure until after tomorrow
No man 10 deserving Of public tribute, and we
hope the last exhibition may be as entertaining as the
former Wherever the Mensgerie may proceed to
the managers carry with them the feelings OF the people
of New York.
M MOUNTAINS OF LATHER FOR SHAVING,
that dry the face but heal the skim soften the
heard and make shaving bliss" formed by the old
Naples Shaving Soap II is perfumed like the garden Of
ely sum- and put up in jars for three shngs esch
TOR use. Try IL once only.
Those who would have clear complexion, free from
eruption or Disagreement, should buy a cake Of the
Italian Chemical Soap. II the very worst cases Of
eruption and changes dark yellow or sunburnt
fine healthy clearess. 1t Is sold at 90 cents cake
Buy this and look in the glass We sell three shil
ling bottles Of Jones' Coral Hair Restorative, that you
price for pretended hair restorstives' We know f
you once try II, you will have more. ecause you VIII
really find all represented. Therefor charge rea
sosahle. These its real Iuales-it will force the
hair TO grow, stay its falling of scuri or danduf
ADD make light, red orsrey hair grow naturally dark
For dressing the hair nothing excel tbis-h makes
hair SOFT dark and beautiful, and will keep it in order
vice az long as any other preparation II sold three
sizes prices, or shllngs bottle at the sign Of the
American Eagle, 81 Chatham street, New York. Agents
Zeber, corner Of Third and Dock street philadelphia
state street. Boston; 81 STATE street. Abany ao7 King
street, Charleston, y c.. 1870 Fulton street, Brooklyn
and Mitchell, Norwich, Cbenango, MY.
U-To ALL THE WORLD WHO USE LEATHER
IN ANY FORM oil ofTanpin, or Leather restorer..
A new Chemical discovery. Most people know, that
skins and hides into leather by the use Of
Tannn extracted from certain barks, sc.
Those who will may wear old shoes groan WITH corns
ride with old carriage tops have old harness. and throw
them away half used look filthy themselves, and all
about them exbend double what necessary for articles
leather to their hearts content for what we care u
their preudcos strong they will not Try new 0s'
covery Wehave avors ask OF them they are the
greatest sufferers and beg for notodys custom or pa
ronsge Now, gentlemen, pleese yourselves For stle
by the gallon or siuge bottle.
Every one now should use T. their harness snd
rsyc tops as II will prevent II from blisering on1 keep
soft and glossy. To be had only at al Conrlondi
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

been mainly brought about by Secretary Spencer,
one of the clearest headed statesmen of the day.
The first effect Of Mr.. Websier's great movement
will be seen in the action of the Worcester Conven-
ton, on the 9TH of June.
the new mission to China =
Hon CALEB CUsHINa-Grand Commissioner.
d. F. Webster Grand Secretary.
John Tyler, Junr-Private Secretary.
John R. Peters Junr.-Agent from the American
Institute.
We understand that the legation will also com.
prise, in addition, large number of young gentle
men as attaches, who go out TO China as Phoso-
piers, linguists travellers merchants, and advenu-
They will all be placed under the care of Mr..
Gushing, one of the most sagacious, cool, honora-
be- and accomplished men of New England, an
American mandarin Of the very highest class and
accompanied by none but mandarins of youth and
education great intellectual demonstration will
be made upon the imperial court OF China, and some
of the attaches, il well selected, may produce equal
effects upon the black eyed beauties with small feet
IN the central country"
This will be the most interesting diplomatic mis-
sion that ever left this country Ii will first proceed
TO Europe to procure Chinese books, grammars, and
instruction Ia the know toos and Ja-fus; likewise
10 lay in full supplies of di de d,ams, with few hy
kustonS to consult during the voyage.
a CoNuov Jr.p ooys, RI Evor Amono tho
- '' ~ ~ ~ D' NA"'o"e WV
Passengers going in the Great Western to England,
Is Thurow Weed ESQ.,. the talented editor of the
" Albany Evening Journal" Mr.. Weed Is man
OF great and varied talents and much notorety
particularly IN the art Oh lying ana pohlical Iaise'
hood, as Will appear from the following cerltcale
which is taken from his own paper:-
D.vr, HAxrL1or-on the gath of April last, we copied
into this paper from the Rochester Democrat an at:le
Eamitos in comexio with the enlargement Of the Erie
canal and comblnstsns wi Gsv Bouck and others, to
a. ,hs nni;p 'Is ns ~ ,he, , pun hon
also various during the past winter written
az PGons' en- anu COPIED arucies from
Of suspicion and condemnation To give us an opportu.
MY Of snostanuatng an or any OF these charges true
Hamilton has ed prosecution against US Being
perfectly satisfied that the charges and allegations thus
u,y 20 ,hs y,sc md oud ~ odu ~ ~ ,Scr
were 10 all respects uoauhorsed from any evidence in
0U ~ cne ,ha, ia WEI Ne A.
report of the investigating committee made Senate
o. the I'm Ap LAST by oens0rs Ely fs ran and
Hamol was upon the LIST section Of he
Enc cana IRON 1898 10 1852 under WIN; T. Bouck canal
due, of that ONCE with 6diity TO the interest Of the
state ane honor 70 himself when Mr. schuyler was ap'
inendaion ma properly be bestow ed On all his subse-
guen conduct and connexien with the enlargement OF
r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

ihk INDICTMENT AGAINST MosEs Y. BEACH, OF
The SUN NEwspAPER.-We understand that Mr.
whiting, the District Attorney, has fixed day for
tne trial o! Moses Y. Beach, on the indictment ior
hoei against the wife and child Of the editor oil TINS
paper II is set down Tor Monday week next.
On Monday week next, therefore, will commence
an invesig that will not end in that trial alone
it will lead to most singular developments and
strange results. From facts and aflidavits in our
possession, we Can unfold one OF the most daboll-
cal conspraclcs TO destroy and blast, by perjury,
SANDER, and defamation, the reputation and peace
of high princpled, faithful, domestic and afieo-
tionate wife, and her uatant child, merely because
the husband of that wife has succeeded to establish
ard 10 maintain, against all rivalry, the HERALD
newspaper in New York. We have facts in our
possession involving persons in what is called
highly respectable society,"" in this horrible con-
splracy and we will proceed with step as firm as
the laws OF nature TO unfold this wicked plot-to the
astonish.nent of the woodland to bring TO punish
ment the guilty conspirators and sandere against
the peace OF excellent wife and respectable ia
mlly circle. The administration of Justice in New
York cannot be impeded or neutralized by any Sc
cret influence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

The Nav GossAMER SUMMER HAT This is de-
sldedly the most beautiful article OF the season,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-25

REPORT OF THE CAPTURE OF THE U. S BRIG Boxer,
Com BuLLus, BY PlRATE.-Capt. Smith, of the
schr. Harriet Smith, arrived yesterday from Ha-
vana, reports the 18th inst. he boarded by the
keeper OF Double Head Shot Keys, who stated that
the wreckers on the coast had picked up several
ter casks, and other articles belonging to the Boxer;
he also reported that an engagement had taken
place between the Boxer, and plratical vessel be-
tween Cape Antonio and Mobile, in the Bay of
Mexico. The report we give we received it, be-
lieving II 10 be without foundation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-25
TO VIRGINIA MERCHANTS.

Prin, and Hosiery Store, No. 46 Cedor street. ~ y
yVIILIaM F. BrLKLEy, lof The late firms of Cutler, Bulk
w ley, Merritt Co.. and Enk!cy Merritt Ey,i is now
opening and offers for SALE by the piece package, entirely
aud large assortment of
FRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN, SCOTCH AND AMERICAN
PRINTS, GERMAN AND ENGLISH HOSIERY,
together with full OF beached aud brown Goods
Linens Hollands Linen Drills Cotton do, Blue DENNIS
Mexican Mixtures, Linen Cambc and Camhc iiandkechie
smhazines Cambria Muslns, Iaconet Nansuu do, Book
Null Mus.ins I'd and Plaid Jaccnes, Colced
and Brown Table Covers Vcoria Skirts &C., and AZ prices
that cannot ht tho Southern A-r
Giants ind tirif advantage buy their goods
stock new, we'll asserted, and Constantly changing
hands
ras, purchasers viii always find stock full all
wears and owing facilities al procuring goods, ho
Auction American and European Manufactures feel conf
icnce Inviting close and 200 buyers examine Stock
Merchants find nconvsnicn this city personally
themselves by renting the money giving description
oT goods they with directions how ship them, will
executed despatch and prices be bought
IN ihls city. WIN. F. BULKLET.
New York jan 10Th, 1919. 79-2an3m
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LARGE ASSORTMENT or DRY GoonS
= H. JaNiAH .a'i@s 'snoyrd 10 The ne 4i'ns AZ III
Mrr,a nv me ;. ., ~ M, onS IL; IN; "a"
,ns te thai consequence srl!ing BY retail
l osh ap,0ues only he enabled purchase and sell
chear:r than formerly and believes his customers viii find the
goods low prices in any part of The United States
Having contemplation this removal FIR time he has dis
posed of all Of his old goods and viii hereafter offer
peic o! the following articles
SILK GOODS.A The newest styles of Black and colced
silks all price nnd !uaes Tor dag and evenln" dresses
MOEsLlS De LhtHES.-Evcry variety Of color and style
imported
cALICocs-ooo pieces fancy srycs, prices FROM C. g
70 Gnt IL cents the "r:; finest hG:leturei Also MOURN
rl.or!s. GA$.,is:Ri:S hTD vEsriScs.-A very large
LINEN Goon>'rih Linens, al prices tom q To 81
a" - cent and fine, qnals. la'e nap., al widths
Cauc andEeiciei-, all prizes irc;n - 81 each
N5n ns Asb f description @ Kind and
sze SIX, Cotton, MrTno Raw SILK, oed AMI other make
FAMILY MorRNSGEsery qsay cfLaek and blue black
and half monrnng Mosns, cas and ombazines, and other
RoNNETs, EiRAXns AND FLoWERs.-Lares, fashions.
LACE GooDsThread aud Bobnet Lare veis scaris, La
rArf I. coIIARs-iace and Muslin capcs and Collars
FLANNELS.-Whie. red and yellow Flannes, English,
EIAXKEfS-Gca and Nesr" E,anSris, all sizes
UMBRELLAS AH0 pARAsolS.-A very superior niannac-
;arr Of t,e:e articles made expressly l"r isiaii
GENTLEMEN XII; "i.:as, had mrrno, lambs wool md Sill:
shuts sgd 3rr'r S'ock- cmva i'cie's aud ""c. %; ell
.!s sup 11cr' Linen I'"sofS aEd Collars sk and nr"
SERVANTS cLO1'ill%G-i kinds of goods for male ana
fe,.a:e sltH,ug.
D0IEsr: GOODS 5cd haes and cascs Of ieaChe! AID
Lsae.aa ~!'.:rs ana :rcag fem ya.!s .v'e.
Asc aron and Furniture Checks Bed Ticking Cotton oAa-
brc Ia ts useful and necessary branch Of business
ienon 10 have always hand ve stock Of
All The most approved manufactures in the country
SuAWLs SCARFS AND MANTILLAS OF the latest impor-
tations.
SUNDRY ARTICLES -Nerinns, Dmiy. Flinses, Cosclts,
silk Vcvcts Nfslns Of Cambria. Book Null taconef
of Linen and silk Buttons,
The Public ne Informed tint llcy may rely upon finding This
Establishment at all times full supply c all the abcye articles,
from the cheapest Kind finest fhTc-tus suifng the
wants wishes nf all opening week
throughout the year, auction aud elsewhere. and will he
sold of great bargains. X. II. JENKINS
ssapic aud Fancy Dry Goods and Linen store.
Ag.. I6 2-iatI
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STORE, fIOU S T..
In Clarksriiic. (lirginia.

In C'arksriuc (pirgina,l for Rent
THE and commodinus House of CI1rksvr
heck!enSarG county, Va, lately occupied by T. H. Moss
Co.. il r lease aud immediate csen The 10
cation OF the very best ia the for large Dry Good
and Grocery Business Tie house o and brick and a'
h.rn recently ;,cd This situation in cnpit5' ard
ruter,ze /, nm, vary ..t IA i nu.cc,,uc r- trade 81 the
large aud receiving on 800 To 3ol
hhds. Of o!acco aiar5i, cld, asi. advantage OF
branch o TIE Exchange tank VIII at ~ a!Cs camw1nd an
t-llS!ve i:iGc
{ For ll.'sr particulars apy Nj. l. j. Holloway IN the
WILLIAM TONNES.
s.
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Consulate Of TIE q. s. at Galveston, Ieras.

s undersigned having been appointed Consul the L. : n
tbs Port services 10 the public IA Commercial
Agent and soiciis portion of those cons:mnrnts
which the ~ n,uaon of the Republic may qifr
Is his LINE Il he siy occupied he Offers .s servers ~ Q
land the payment the adjustment and @ti't;s"i :"
funding shares Galveston c aud selection II s
thereof The az debts and He other
large tic new Republic het b. person. ae"ad ts
pledges himself least prompt AID t! DIS
trust that may rrposed IN him Letters fr him.
the T. s. mus, be post paid New Orleans they viii
reach Galveston.
R,frrence is made 10 Mr. VIM II. Macfarland Mr. John r..
mord Virynin a. ~. GREEN.
Feb SPIN
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lIOyT & CO.'S OFFICE,

t'sder ths FIcharFe N.'t' Kft00af. T.'fela.
stiN;'E HUiT co. been III tif H-N Dtltr lnoe
- have had sreaor lack tia" ever fr'i
day sunriGy Prize Many OF old patrons IN Tie conn
y had having Of far Inus iinr have beer
favored since office. K IS certainly the luck
place 10 be found
Anon. the many Capitals sold in the last few days
50 - ~. $500 lEhO tiek. Some rich Schemes are oi
ercd below which call the particular attention OF persons
want III fmtne--anG be had easy $40 may pro
duce S5aGo sDac1 So 90 $50 Oc0.boSe being the fon
principal Capitals be sold OYT CO.'S in the month o.
February.
The prices Of certificates Of packages VIII he found AT the no:
of each Scheme You 10 get the lucky tickets pleas
address Your orders q The iucky vcnGcrS,
NOYT 4 CO. Under ihe Exchanse. Rehmond, Va.
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY a5 1913

''1S l:lil FOR SAI.EThr subscriber, having deter
" 'ti ~ n"vc IL tie West oi-i Tor sa, by IYyasa
~ rae" u iau" "i:ct be- i've seven mites auf 81
'",l '"'. thec Ike II! ;'ioHofy c5eSk ,aty
~ s'"c i"t-hhe gooG GEd cuna;i.. e;-l ial:rG aHi
He ~ res with comfortable dwelling
-it: gH b'ase-, .uu apple orchards and
p''''' ANA vel adifc 20 the growth al oin wheat oats,
uhi'c" iiu c'"'tT. There !uure.
81 excellent lew gonn,s land very -uc-
tcah ample supply nf wool ard timber supply
ich heu Is well waiced having failing springs and
branches IL may be said ii mth that seldom such
innihet, either IN Louisa the adjoining countless
Reference 10 Ellis 4 Elicit Richmond, the subscriber
JOHN ELLIS.
1onisa Dec. ~ 1872 67-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-25

AW NuTiCte subscriber has removed his Office To lGe
basement his residence, the conner Il; 9h ahd
streets opposite Office OF the GGua Assurance Society! Tie
may h. :.! s ncc, when IN attendance again re-
.ul,-t ~ some 81 tic Courts of the C;y.
40 CLAIM thsIe subscriber, after internal Of some
wears aead eElrts has services claimants the Govern
a-i. ot tie United states The stale Of Virginia, lot rHo
aay any other demands, whether arising neT'
contract, His experience attending Ia -nc
cuabe bun, IN most cases weethey are we io:
ed la the 10 a7
them The advantage OF that experience his familiarity WIN
the subject d.ert attention. stimulated h. the necessity
beginning his life of businesshe is willing To pledge
may employ mfo moderate certain coiipei'sa
on reasonable contingent commission he agreed
Urged by such Inducements he pledges all the indus
have exerted. Hts residence ana
oce 9Th and the Swan Tavern Letters
THOMAS GREEN.
Ri,bmo,d -fh Oct 1890 Ally
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
Hilf..iAD.
Ccap'tii0n q the itai', rad 10 .!qnia Greek.
EuyinyIifd Eypfdifi0ui

Unricaiied E7pediti0m!
THE Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Cumfa
nv hereby that :irr Railroad wa- completed Ia he
Potomac 10th instant and that travellers now
conveyed between Richmond and Washington, 1T all al
the wear ai,roa Cars and Steamboats,, THE Steamboat Com
nam being provided with effective ice beats TO keep open the
n, ypaton during the ardes; weather in Wnter leaving Rich
mond e. ~ W. precisely Instead of H. as heretofore, and
reaching Washington IN and Baltimore IN y ioifs; or more
than II hours in Of the River and Eay Beats
Travellers by this line, proceeding Ia Philadelphia M"dae!y
on their arrival Baltimore reach that cy a, A. M the next
,,o,rin-, IN - ioa-s after leaving Richmond
Instead III in. their fare" heretofore, To Fredericksburg
or,y and afterwards halri the Potomac Steamboat nfd AZ
lvs,;ncta passengers wit take iic.e,' at The Railroad pise
lo Tor hu.nn ad baltimore. the fire, III t' way WI:
b, les than t separately. different portions o the fone
Whole fare - ,.a>iu-tan, ~
- Ritntnfe. Sto
49,. .'a ,,ocn EiIiT.aI ii.a ION i.:,,muIcJ 5la
y, e!ai.c children ri Yeas OF aec-nise'' n..''
twelve years of az mali pce. ~ tcn"d F:ons liai; price
THUM " SHARP,
sG3eria:sEdia: af TscasPsrt.t~n
Nnr lg--wiY