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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17

n NoPAivA CAPSULES
~ Camels' Hair Pencils, large
Cyanurct Potassium
Eye Stones
Jamaica Ginger, white
Seiatine or refined Isingass Jelies &c
Essence OF Spruce, for Spruce Beer
Iodine, best French
Evans Laneets Genuine
sulphaie, Acetate and Muriatc Morphine
sulphaie eluininc, best French
Turkey Opium
Glass syrnges
suspensay Bandagcs
Seton Tapes, &c &e.-For sale by
BOLTON HARRISON,
Druggists and Apothecaries Main and ;ove,po,
sts, below Eagle ruins. 10 *
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BARGHTNS! BARGHINS!!
GREAT BARGAINS be offered in the following summe,
N '
Printed Lawns and Muslns
New style Bazofine Lawns
Satin striped balzorine,
Rich Cape Lus1e-
Black Alpaca do
Monsclnc DI-anes from 25 % finest quality
Calico RON l. and o. quality,
Beaehed Couons 6.s
"a and ~ 4 Bicaehed sheetinr
Table Diapers and Irish Linens,
Birds Diaper Ind Kentingn
Linen Cambria Hdkf- finer
Silk and Cotton Hosiery,
Kid, Thread and Silk Cloves
Cambria, Lie Eiginy
many other desirable goods reduced Tor cash
by JeI4 w m cIJRIsTiAN A. 20
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VIEWS thick sewed and pcRged Hrowans
/ very cheap and well adapted To the ne OF
Labourers i'm the harvest fieId.-We have on hsnd
general assortment Of t above 10 harve
purposes which will sell very low as sst and rs
/ n utfT fN,,~r,,ss :. - -
je IL N.n.,o- ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17

BOSTON MARKET, June l2
Flour-Saes Genesee S54 and Albany 5k-Fredercks-
burg Extra Eagle 81 for export cash. Com market some
what depressed on account Of the late arrivals from New
Orleans The public sales to-day embraced various quail
nes lar good white brought 49a50c and parcels vel
low 535 l55c. per bushel.
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.
BY Thomas w. Sears & Col
CoRN-Yellow and white, 1900 sacks 53JaIOc-sncks
6tc each $500 bushels loose do damaged per bu
she--AHds.
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FREIGHT no WASHINGTON & ALExANnRIA
REFRIGERATORS, WATER FILTERS s.
WAITER COou Ems

LiNEk EVANS 10 No n, Ct..put ,.., .,,y.
ro" where he viii continue Patent Re
scfa,o" and Filters as also altering and cooling
water for stores public bubiins. &C.
hsheefaof. ron this date viii have my improved Air
,naoen which IN connection with their being with pon
constructor OF heat and covered throughout metal make ii ut
e impossible to faint spell has viii, for
= - - ~ ''sN
The Water ferers can be attached at pleasure
very small quantity Of Ice cooling every thing placed them the
warmest weather. - -
ne rulers made by me- AFTER experiments
'se' m 10 warrant me In sehing them following term.
% 90 not cleanse and purify the
IN every respect TO the puest the money
y w last with care from To 10 without need OF repair
oh Filters and Refrgentor- repaired and altered.
Prices OF Refrigerators Ella. "a. ~, IS, Is.
Win filierers attached So, "a, 10, 40.
Water Coolers and fliercrs as 10 and 20.
Filterers S. y lOand Is.
orders or OF the country carefully packed shipped
directed OLIVER EVANS
1elf OF IS Chestnut reet above Front Pbladelphia
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Terms Reduced from SO Co 50.
TO place this most useful Art oithia tie reach of all
GooDwASE's IxrRovED SYSTEM OF MrrcaSruE
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"SUlTED TO THE TINES"
Wore Ladies' very handsome French Morocco
nnd Kid slippers. Philadelphia Manufacture only ~.
usr received and opened yesterday pr Counsbu.
- further supply tess very French Morocco ana
XII stpper o Ladies which only ~ ~ pair saa4
We eslffom he Ladies purchasers rensrlly
81 ~ BURLINGTON q CO. Nan.i0n ifsure
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4 RARE CH.4NCEl
BELL TAVERN,
Richmond TdrgiHia, Main STREET
With Furniture, Fixtures, &C.,
"a The subscriber having taken Beltzhover's
IL Hotel Baltimore DESTROYS disposing Of by private con
aet the entire Furniture and Fixtures Bell Tavern Rich
mond Va ~ ~
me central situation Of the Bell
ION no" enjoys together with establish.
en oilers to ofenterpuze though means be nal
an opportunity "f realizing fortune n few years.
eIe are nj present about so an excellent
run OF uaneient CUSTOM equal city, The
W" be 'ey liberal particulars Of furnished on appi-
cation to hessrs noes Brother 0 given LIST July
-" w. w. DIN.
ATS HATs!l housekeeping Fa.hions-I am
now receiving. direct from New York beautiful assortment
OF Hats OF the spring styles which prices
purchasers are requested TO call and themselves
SuppprRSoN -.
To my Old Friends and Customers.
HAVE received portion Of Spring extra quality
White Lead Glass, &C. with a Mountain on ali
OF winch VIII work up At prices the times
apl paip,sr cio,s So.
EbAPER-We have hand complete assortment Of Letter
and Cap Paper which viii be Wholesale al Factory prices
ma Elm BROWN & TAYLOR.
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
FOURTEENTH STREET. NEAR MAIN

SIRATTON'S OFFICE,
FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR MAIN.
Drawn Nos Va Leesburg Louery Class No e4-dr,n
10th June
II &c Is 81 10 81 % a ; Is 81 49,
Ticket Nos Is 81 GI, another Capital and paid by
srRArToN
Making three number prles days and twenty three
from May 9Th I6t-amongt them were one OF 10
one Of $500 one OF llOO one of 900 and other good
sod and paid by sTRATToN.
S3O,OOO-SIOOOO.
Alexandria, No. -, for Monday Morning Captnls-
$4,000, 10000, 6O00 500O 1000, 1870 so of 5000
IS Nos-l3 drawn. wholes SlO Halves SIS; Quarters
$3.50.
Sl7,5OO-IO of 1000
Grand and Consolidated for Monday morning Capitals
$1,000, 10 prizes of l000 &c. 10 Nos-l2 drawn
Wholes s.; Halves $780, Quarters ,25
UJ Tickets in all the Lotteries and the lucky Nos for
sale al STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
ALLEN u CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Drawing Of Leesburr Lottery No "a June 10Th
IL 60 Is 81 IS 81 "a "a 3 lS 81 80
HafTieket Nos 10 81 another sold and paid Office
Grand Consolidated Lottery No. 81 for Monday morn
ning-l prize of 1890 10 of 1000, &C.. rs Nos IL
drawn, tickets IS.
100000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class a. for Is43 to be drawn AT
Alexandra, d. C. on Saturday, the i7rh OF June Is43
GRAND CAPITALS.
prize of.....s $4,000 prizes of.......... SO 900
'lOOOO &c.. 500
-do-. 5000 25..- INSTRUMENTATION
lido. 1000 $40. do. ............. 200
IS Number Lotiery- drawn ballots.
9J- Tickets $40 halves 5: quarters $50 %
Certificates OF package OF e5whoes $3.50 90
Do do rs Halves. ............... 90
Do....... rs Quarters. u SO
0 Tickets by the package Certificates Of packages and single
Gregory a Office Of G r. ALLEN 4 Co o.
Under
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10 country merchants, Farmers and others in
want of Boots, Shoes, Travelling and Hair
Trunks, vaiicc Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Leather, &c., &c.
w r. take this occasion to invite the attention
OF country Merchants. Farmers and generally
toou stock Of the above goods which general
neni from the articles cheapest we are
selling nj wholesale and retail prees-and
determination to sell all in our line To
call and suit them in every
particular Our object being reduce very lowest
point as speedily possible, many articles without
regard to cost ID BURLINGTON & co.
yel5 N.n.ion H..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17

A CARD.
Il bk CLARKE has removed the residence Of Mr. ID NJ
- Braneh at the upper street. Ills Office half
above the Banks the side OF Messages e AT
je I2-Gt '''''
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TO PHYSICIANS AND FAMILIES.

CHEAP DRY GOODS.
b. CUNNINGHAM is selling great bargains
IN summer Dry Goods Persons VIII find the fol-
lowing articles vey cheap:
Calcoes, Gnghams and Lawns
silks, Molslns and Bombazines
Lise LaceS aud Edgngs
Muslin Insertings do
SIN and Cotton Hosiery
Do do Kid Cloves
Fancy siik. and Cause Hdk6s
Leghorn ami straw Bornets
Arihciai Flowers and Bennett Ribbons
With great variety OF other go-,5s An - 81,
very cheap i y cfr,rVIS5,,, ~ ~, ~ sou
= - Cheap Cash nv S.orr
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W0RTHAMS OFFICE,
EXCHANGE BUILDING.
For Saturday, received Monday morning Grand Con-
sodaed Extra No. 24-Capital prizes: SI7 500 10 of
1000, &c. &c &c. 75Nos. and II drawn. Tickets SIS.
$4,000.
Alex. Lottery Class No 81 be drawn at Alexandria
June l7th-Capital Prizes: 100000 10000 6OOO 5000
5000, 1000, 1870, of 1000, of 500 25 of 1000
% OF 5000, 300 of 200, 1914 of l2O 1874 of lOO &c. IS
Nos. 10 drawn, tickets $40
$4,000, and 100 Of 81, 600
Alexandria Class No. SO, TO be drawn at Alexandria
d. C., on Saturday, 9th June Capital Prize-S3O 600
lOOOO $500, 1000, 5000, prizes Of 1900 10 of 1850
lJ 100 prizes of 1000, 100 of 400, &c. Tickets $40
p B-Packages Of wholes halves and quarters or single
tickets for sale at this Office All orders confidential and ATTENDED
to with prompiness
jel2 CUARI - VORTuAN
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o@2 i have removed my establishment
GS$Sfsf from or Main. to street where continue to
<>1-manuaeture all kinds Of Saddles Harness. Brides
and Carriages Of all descriptions hand one seat
Ch1ouee 3Barouebe top Buggy and stanhopes my own
make which viii ell lower than the kind
been bought this city My friends and the public are
invited 70 can ana examine IL ALFRED KING.
25-du
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Corner OF Slain and Governor the central par
ofte city The entrance (st door Main on Go, EN-
orr has been aey renovated and handsome p
asres The situation airy very convenient for
professional men. Apply o BOLTON A. HARRISON
Druggists and APoheeaes and Governor streets
below the Eagle ruins lei
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
A1NG1NG.

To thc Hc ccivcTs OF Upland Tobacco.
WE can store few hundreds bng-lcad more n
Andersons Ware House, where be taken direct
y nom ile bonts free q dayage. FRED ANDERSON co
June D. l7f1
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HofT CO always have hand Tickets Lotteries adver-
prom
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NoACH Vanish Polishing do SeTaping do Furniture Do Pic
- tufe do Cooucss do Japan do. These Vani- are Of The
best qualify from one the approved manufactures IN the
> Ihey have been extensively used city, for some time
past BY some Of the hrgei Coach Cabinet makers and have
gwen great satisfaction. lie OF ALEX DT-VaT a On
yINoY TOOLS FOR CHIRDREN-Ye have for sale +, s "a.
ny OF Loo Ioys. IN boEes- ie RICHARns A GARnNER
The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-02

lie documents of the time show that we are greatly indebted to Gen. Cass for the fortu- nate suppression of that struggle. His CO., gent and lucid correspondence abundantly upheld the rights and dignity of the State, yet threw over the Indians the shield to which the laws of the Union entitled them
 Gen. Cass remained in the War Depart ment about five years, and at the close of that period, was commissioned by General Jackson as Minister to France. It wonld be aside from the purposes of this brief sketch to enumerate all the services of this distin- guished man at the court of VersaIlles-it IS sufficient, however, to refer to the closing triumph of his service in the great contest as to the right of search.
 England has for the last hundred years been sedulously endeavoring to establish the right of her vessels of war to search the ships of other nations, during war, for her seamen and contra 9and articles This assumption of right has already produced two or three wars in Europe, and was one main ground for the last war between England and America Our gallant navy, during the war of 1872, taught her that this right could never be ac- quired by force, and since that time she has been artfully scheming, under pretence of supPressing the slave trade, to bring the na- tions of Europe to recognize this dangerous power. The five great powers of Europe, deceived by these spacious pretences, had partially agreed to treaty recognizing the right of search il certain attitudes, even du- ring state of peace. The articles were all agreed upon, and the signatures of the high contracting powers were all that was neees- sary to complete this ill-starred agreement. Gen. CAss and few other of our sentinels in Europe discovered the dangerous artifee, and sounded the alarm. In powerful docu- ment, published in France, Gen. CAss ex- posed the dangerous tendency of the measure, reused the gallant people of that country to resistance, and created such an excitement throughout Europe, as effectually overthrow the treaty, and covered its authors with con- fusion. Europe yet rings with the fame of our Minister; and although he has retired from its busy multitude to the freedom and quiet of our own shores, the grateful eyes of thousands of continental republicans are still turned with admiration towards his re- treat
The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-02

The JsaeS in the Ursited iStates.-The St Louis Organ says: ''As the number of Jews IS greatly increasing in our midst, it may not be altogether uninteresting to learn some thing concerning their number The great est concentration of Jews exists in the Russian dominions, where, according to the latest estimate, they amount to 100000, about one-iourtl of the Jewish population of the whole world; ill France, there are II5.OOO; Tn Great Britain, 30,000, two-thirds of which are found in London. The number of Jews Tn the Holy Land amounts to 10000. The Jews Ip this country are estimated 6. 50, 600 me great mass of which may be found ii me Atlantic cities. There are six synagogues Tn N. ork, three in Philadelphia, and others m Charleston, Baltimore, and Savannah In Cmcinnatl the Jewish population is very numerous, so also in Cleveland. where tbere are two synagogues. Germany and Poland are the countries which exercise most ;na,- ence over the development of the religious views Of tlie Jews of the present day.
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Adsslinistrafor's Notice.

fHIS IS to give notice, that the subscriber has ob- I tained, from the Probate Court of Pulaski coun- t, and State of Arkansas letters of administration on the personal estate of David Fulton late of said county, deceased, bearing date the I2th day of Oc tober, lsi3 All persons having claims against the deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber. on or before the twelfth day of October, eighteen hundred and fortyve, they will be barred; and all persons indebted to said estae are hereby notified to come forward and make settlement, without delay.
 WILLIAM s. FULTON,
 3a@'r cf tse estase of D. Fulton, dec. LHile Rock, Norember 5, Isls. s-6w
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DYElNG N SCOVRTyG.

MRS. RuLEMAN would respectfully inform M her friends and the public generally, that she Is now prepared to carry on the above business in all its various branches; and she has had near 20 years experiences in different States she atters her. self that she will be able to give general satisfaction to all who may favor her with their patronage
 Ladies' and Gentlemens dresses of either silk or woollens. dyed and secured in a manner that will make them look as we'll as when new
 She will be found at her residence, near the U s. Arsenal.
 Little Rock, Sept. 2S IS43 3-sm
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TO SUBSCRIBERS

The Cash System of payment is iadisper.l the existence of work of this character ws| published at very heavy expense. and fIEns1 its subscribers from 50 to 100 per cent. mors than any other American periodical. It cap1 forwarded hereafter to any persons eratiauffs] In arrears for past subscription. \ heavy debt of arrearages stands on tbe of the Review, which it is grepioEs and ss] teroag, on the part of those who have receiv] work, to leave unpaid, whether from carI4] procrastination or other cause. 4 debt of a] ture Is Debt of Honor, inasmuch as their ind] mlnuteness and wide diffusion make it imnI to appeal to any other mode of collection ts] honor of the subscriber. The payment Fl arrearages is of vital importance and rec.z the work; and immediate attention to this \ earnestly and respectfully solicited by the Publ To individuals unable to comply with this r] 1t IS suggested that they may discharge tbeu ' from years subscription by procuring tha subscribers and enclosing fifteen dollars for th.] through the Postmaster.
 J. & H. G. LANGLEI
 Publishers, 57 Chatham Street, New November, I843.-3w
The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-02

ssGrfst Paathcr.-A paragraph of let ter from Fort Gibson, dated August 26, in the Arkansas lntelligeneer, gives the followins account of the game brought in by the com pany of Green Irwin, Esq, who had just re turned from the prairies. He has brought in oH buffalo bulls, nineteen cows, and eleven ealves, He reports that his party took neal 2 hundred calves, but that he could not save hem- He also took an animal of the lion O, snlner species. itis stranger to Buffon ol uoiasmith, and to us all. It is almost of a brighs scarlet color. larger than q panther and the most ferocious animal [ sunnnss that ever fell into the hands of the b,Im,p specles' h was caught in wolf-trap.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-02

:. Press oan'-This is speech brief, but full of inspiration, and opening the way to all victory. The mystery of Napoleon's ca reer was this-under all difTieulties and dis couragement, ''press our' It solves the problem of all heroes-it is the rule by which to weigh rightly all wonderful success es and riumphal marches of fortune and ge- nIus. . It should be the motto of all, old and young, high and low, fortunate and unfortu- nate, so called
The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-02
CABINET MAKING.

YNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the l citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still continues to carry on the Cabinet Business in all its branches, in the frame building at the West end of Ashley's Brick Row. Markham street aN%Old Furniture neatly repaired and vanished. aIJ-Coffin making attended to at all hours
 Country produce and lumber will be taken in ex- change for Furniture, at the highest cash prices
 VIM. ANNEAR October 7th. is4s. If
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DEMOCRATIC REym'

THE Thirteenth volume commenced
 IL July Number-being the coramencas third year of the New Series. It is sptsa. that there will be no remission of the sas ality and efficiency which have heretos. terfzed the arrangements of its publicat;o0
 The approaching great struggle of rss Presidential canvass, together with the fs ss of Democratic Congress, will re-awatas interest and excitement in the political 1sa eIsa which there has been, for the past year tive stagnation. Every indication portena eontestis to be as stern and severe as its cona. will be momentous to '.the Good Old Canss department of the Review will, of com. rience and reflect this stimulating iniuenss hoped that the friends of the work and of < ples will see the peculiar necessity create occasion, of giving it support, not only ~ but extended, for the promotion of the v;s feiency which it is fully intended shall noi N ing on its part Of its merits or claims Fl they may be, 1t is not deemed proper here n But if the numerous letters received from of the country, expressive of appreciation \ agement, and of the sense entertained by fl, of its value and mportance-( added to tha ' nials of the press, including not few 6bes1 nals even of opposite political sentimepIsi1 any just indication of the disposition general, tained towards this work by its subscribed quest may certainly be advanced, with conss friendly reception, that they would adopt S and simple mode of promoting its prosperjtv curing its successful permanence, by proc1, it additional subscribers. If each would X. cure one-while many could without difRenl cure considerable number-a very import,n fit would be rendered to the Review. and s q, vice, 1t is hoped, to higher objects than its <
 The Editor will be assisted by many of tb' and ablcst pens that our country can boast '4
 Among the Engrayings with which if is i, to embellish the Numbers of the ensuipe va, ,r be portraits of MT. RITeHTE, of Virginia. coI 3f SON, hfr. BENTON, Governor CAss, Mr.. Sps, the traveller, Col. YoUNG, and others. 0,b, bellishments are also in contemplation. vb;, speak for themselves. A new font of tyne used in the printing.
 The boxes and parcels of Agents. and tbs for the mail, will be regularly despatched by { of each month, so as to afford time for tHesI,, at most of the points of their destination, by of the month of publication.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-02
F,,,,, ,be Nashville fTspa. j, Union.

GEN CAss.-In our columns will be found biographical sketch of Gen. CAss, which we publish at the request of several of oul subscribers-part of which is taken from the National Portrait Gallery, and the balance furnished by one of the gentlemen who re quested its publication.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-02
sTo THoMAs EwELL. ESQ.

'To THOMAS EwELL. Esq.:
 Alo4 me my dear sir, to inserihe with your name the preceding poem of :. Our Fatherland" Itis but natural for one, with whom we have been accompa- nied in pleasant rambes in the fields of Literature to ask a protection for his labors and in this I nave pleasure But not in this Is my pride. It ss that your chivairous canduct as a man is in holy ~ssPins with the genius of the nini For this. i nave made for my admiration testimony sincere. but altogether inadequate to the subject
 Yours, truly, JOIN ToMIIN.
 Jackson, Tennessee
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PRATT & ROGGS.

WILL keep on hand. at all times, general as " sortment of Goods, which they are determined to sell very low They will be constantly supplied with fresh goods, which will be bought in the market fer cash and they will sell entirely for cash they will be enabled to sell for smaR profits
 Little RocA, Oct II, Is43 sly
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COpartnership Notice.

VIE Firm heretofore existing between E. Y
 1 BAKER & CO, has been dissolved by the death of the senior partner The surviving partner, JOHN C.. PRATT, has associated with himself GEO. BOGGS, and the business will now be carried on by them under the name of PRATT & BOGGS.
 Littie LOck Oct IL lSI2 5Iu
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". NOEL. Vntch .Naker.

HAS returned to and permanently located in H Little Rock, and viii personally attend to re- pairing of every description of WATCHES and CLOCKS, and other business in his line on the Northwest corner of Main and Markham streets the house formerly occupied by Pitcher & Walters
 LittLe Rock. Sept b 1s43. I-3m
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ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
 LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE ROCK.
 Eastern Mail, (uia Memphis.) Arrives Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at o'clock, P. M Departs Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
 Western Mail, (ria Fun Buren.) Arrives Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 8, P M. Departs Tuesdays and Fridays, at l. A. M.
 Southern Maa (ria Hashington.) Arrives Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays, at 10 P. M.
 Departs Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 3, A M.
 Northern, (Uia BatesriHe.) Arrives Fridays and Mondays at l. P. NJ. Departs Sundays and Wednesdays, at 8, P. M.
 Columbia, (pia Pine BluF.) Arrives Sundays and Thursdays, at ,, P NJ. Departs Sundays and Thursdays, at f, A. NJ