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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

~ Ncw-SOrlS HoSpital.-lhe Spriuc COUR
Of ECrl RES at the Hospital will commelce on Mon
p.y MARCH 10th. aud continue TWO MONTHS he Intro
uc,ory Lecture viii be given by Dr. WATSON, al u O'Clock
"oPTHALNlC SURGERY, by a. c. Post NJ. D.
SURGICAL ANATOMY. tGenito-urnary oTsans) O.
Ds SSnfRGICAI. rATHoLoGY.J Watson NJ. D:
PATHOL OGICAL RELATIONS OF THE. NEE-
VOUS SYSTEM. J. II. tTiscom, NJ. D.
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY, (cxiesimeHtal and ana!ycal)
Mr. L,CHrSor REID Professor of Chemistry in the Col
lece Pharmacy has been associated with the present curse
Of for the purpose giving the Students attached TO
the Hospital practical instruction III those departments oil
na Chemistry intimately connected with the practice
of medicine The different Secretons, healthy and morbid
will be made the subjects OF analysis
The Physicus, aHd Surgeons attending daily at the foS
til will afford Students every facility lo observing the Ned
cal and Surgical Practice, attending Pcsi.mofiem Sania
lions and improving themselves IN the science OF Auscuta
ton, &c.
is fixed IS 90. This admits Students all the Privileges
Of the Hospital including Lectures and the use OF the Lihar
DURING the Spring Course Lectures will be gwen lor
days i'll the week Tuesday Friday inclusIve) from A.
NJ 10 NJ and ore Lecture Mondays and SATURDAY from
Y VI. 10 ! T. NJ. M 2tiS
t. BAKERS AT-rEND,-gu pursuance OF call for q
Meeting OF Master Bakers 10 he he'd the Shakespeare Hotel
Saturday evening" March l there present large aud
respectable number who called WILLIAM STEELE. Esq. TO
the Chair, and NcSrs. Jnc Haley and E. A. Ehbeis
appointed Secretaries and ste TIE Transaction of some i'm
p0an business the meeting adjourned ~ meet AT
The same place Saturday 18th March, NJ I! O'Clock
when the wish that all the Master Bakers of this City aud
OF much Importance will be laid before the meeting Come
all and take part in the proceedings, that unity may prevail
By ordSf OF Sixty. Three Ninster Bakers ms it'
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A DELIGHTFUL WORK
TINS Day PUBLISHED.
SPECIMENS OF FOREIGN LITERATURE

Vol. XV.-CoEtaninG
THE CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN SCHILLER & GOETHE.
Translated BIT G. IL. CALVERT. vol. l2mo well
- The Letters between Schiller X Goethe record
kent By friendship Of the hlbua feelings and thoughts OF two
great Poets II the translator has Adequately executed his
grateful t,k h. will have the pleasure OF opening TO the Ame-
can and English reader the richest epsolrv Treasure that
literature contains There other instance o asctlonae
union between Of such genius intellect and culture:
aud that under circumstances peculiarly adapted to promote
ar! interchange o!eters. The Ccrsp oGdence. which
st If more than nine hundred letters embraces ten OF
the prime of both and ended ony with Schllers le At lis
opcnn. Schiller. who had ecenty been appointed by the
Grand Duke OF Weimar Professor OF History IN the UNIVERSE
& jena in his thrtyJ year, and Goethe. who was
one of the Grand Duke, Ministers Weimar, his forty
fifth The proximity of their place of residence fed the
respondence by keeping their friendship through IRE
1uen personal erahorS animated their letters,
the letters Grated Of the fuller and lreer communica
ton by conversation gave fresh impulse 20 their
alors aud Illus their friendship. founded the broadsst
n and fosterri by active circle II nyi:oratinc
Influences uttered itself in cordial As Is
Intellectual. Published aud Tor sale by
ms PITS WILEY NPUINAN bl Broadway
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l,nannrorrintea halance. acres. .ls


The imports OF Cotton into the United States from Tex
as, in ss was 7593 o7 pounds The exports to Texas,
in the same year. were Sl453 Our exports of 1889 to
Texas amounted OS2. consisting mostly OF cloth
ing, furniture lumber, and dry goods. According to the
annual report of the Texas Treasury Department for the
year ending July 3s,, lSli30 vessels entered from
foreign ports with subject duty. Thcamoun
of merchandise imported S6s6,5o3 O3-produclns
ret royenue 70 The Government Of Sl77s6l sa.
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WM. L. JENNINGS,
23l BROADWAY,

WM. L. JENNiNGS,
23l BROADWAY,
DIAPERS e LORS,
Are daily receiving their assortment of Spring Goods
prising all the new varieties ,nd styles Of
CLOTHS, CASSlNlERES ~ NEST1NGS,
which will be made M order prices that will Offer in
duceents those who will favor with their patronage
We also receipt Ola large of fancy dress ar
tcles for spring wear Fancy silk and Satin Vests Scars
and Clayars Gloves. Snspenders, etc etc.
~ B.-Glrments of the first quality always on hand.
tunis
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Ans Packet of Tuestav, llfh
ius Packet ship "ORLE.ANS,
iurely sail as above. her regular
accommodation for Cabin and
Passengers. Application should
W. &J. T. TAPSGOTT,
Is South-s,. cor. Naiden-lale.
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IA TIE CHANCERy SALE of the valuable four:
n story hr.rk store and Lot No. 10 Front street. next
-AsAloor the corner oil Wall street. together with the
The soutwes.ery corner of Ea Broadway and SCANNED
street at tie junction Of Grand street and TSntng on The
n"styey ke place ON Monday next 10Th March, at II o.
cock at the Merchants Exchange The sale will he positive.
10 close estate. without reserve or limit. mo }N
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X. NJ BAKER. Aucuonecr
DY MORGAN & JOHNSTON. Store 2lS Broadway
ID THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock.
large and general assortment OF Dry Goods cutlery
Gold and Silver Watches amongst which are some superior
English Levers Jcwery Fancy Articles, &c sc, Liberal
cash advances made all consignnents Out door saee
attended to aoi tn'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ERCANTILE AGENCY-REMOVAL.-Th subscr.
VI bers have removed their Mercantile Agency from No.
DORIS Building the Mcrclmnts' Exchange, the rooms
lately occupied by the Branch Post Office William and
Exchange strccts-en.rancc on Eyciu- st,est
LEWIS TAPP.iN & co.
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CONANT'S PATENT YEAST.


CCORDlNCi TO an old maxim, Bread is the STAFF Of
n Life but il is certain that good he1ltlu bsadswe-
light and di.estibe-s b. means easily obtained, and
vrads of persons obliged wander along without that
essential staff Chemical science and research
ndr of more necessary and useful purpose than IN the
discovery ID the material which should pomptly and certain
Is produce good bead That greet esi4ltnm Ia: been Oh
tanned by The skill and patience OF Mr. CoNhNr OF Lowell
who has ascerraned the ingredients requisite Tor the procuring
of super excellent bread quickly the flour can b kneadrd
iId baked.
much Of the nutritious portion OF the flour
eyraced but By the application of ONANT's PATENT
YEAST instantaneous etierrescence directly follows and
iii the properties of the meal retained 'iz
curing thu entire nourishment which The flour naturally M
cludes. -,
MIfSaEY Clinton Hall, cor. B"cknan and Nassau.
On tMPNEY x ALLEN, 10 Sonth'st. cor Maiden lane.
GASSNEii& YOUNG. i32 Chatham-st.
CHESTER briggs. G8l Broadway.
JOHN ri BROWN Y BROTHERS, 1876 H shth St
STAPLES x FORD. ~ Bowey.
SV ALBItO. 328 Bow.ry cor. Bond-St.
re A 5 HOPE, l32 Chmbers-st
DOMlNlCK X DRU MMOND, 10 Greenwich-st.
SAMUEL KIP io5 Broadway.
Also BY the principal grocefs IN general. mhistf
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BoARDISG.-TSo or three gentlemen Can b. accom-
no6ated with single rooms. with crates, Mrs Jane
Hsshts. No. - Barclay-st. Also, and bedroom
20 let with bosrd reference gwen and required. i3i
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AJTCTION SALES.
cons4a..I. =. ~. -. wrpNrspAY EyENINGs

JOSlAH RICHAEUS, Aucocncer.
10y BASGS. RICHARDS & PLAIT-Storcs 2p4
Is g-o,fysay.-l.iberal cash adyaDeements made on
........r-.,.u ar rr,afinn Saies.
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NEPUT OF CARCEL OK MECHANICAL LAblPS.-
~ No 20 John s,reet.-We beg 10 announce that we
have just received 10 OF choice goods beng the bal
ancc OF Our nporatons for this SEASON. surprising IN
beauty OF style and Of lower cost than any articles Of the kind
ever offered. Amongst them will be found superb
Porcelain Vases. and variety OF Porcelain Lamps and
Lstres candles much In Paris and never
before imported rich bronze and gilt Lamps with figures,
such as Esmcralda, Paul and Virginia. &c in deleI-
Also full length figures III bronze perfect gems Of art ILr
ceain Shades with exqustey painted landscapes and flow
ers. Paper Shades-a large assortment OF ne" designs
consisting Of American Scenery the Polka MasGnerade
&c We iGe confident III saying, that we are now prepared
10 exhibit richer extensive and complete assort
ment OF anps and other goods in the line, than can be
found at ay similar establishment IN this country Cur az
sortment ger than that oGny OF the manufacturers or
vendors of Mechanical Lamps IN Paris, OF which there are
not less than 300 prices will now be found rry b
irea coD,paIgd ut other articles Of ornament aad use Of
similar styEe Of tcortmaa&iip.
or the me lis Of the Carcel Lamp nothing need be said 70
those who have used them. 10 lose who have not we
would merely safe that 10 years II has and still mail
taius the reputation OF being he most perfect Lamp ercr IN
ce,d-ln proof Of this would refer the curious to the
authorities Of the most scientific in France and thS
country which have in possession, and shall be
pleased 10 exhibit Mt any time
\. DIACoN & L. d. SAXToS, Agents.
Iamps Lustrss. &c furnished Tor parties e 2awistt
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FOX NEW OkLe.
MN Nareh.-rhe fast san
- apt. Sears. viii pos
dsy. having superior
Second Cabin and Strerage
be made 70
m9
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REMOVAL.
MASON & TCTTLE'S
COUNTRY ADVERTISING OFFICE
Is REMOVED 10
No. IS WiIlialn-Street,
MEacH>STs' EXCHANGE.
Enrmerlv nrcnriat Is The Branch Post Office
REMOVAL.

~ Merchants wishing 10 examine files of Country Papers
ms can DO rec Of ehaIg publication above lMis
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,oNDAY, March 10Th, at 10 O'CLOCK

SHgRIsFS SALE OF GRocgREs, &c being the entire stock
wholesale dealer comprising large and valuable as
Soruent OF CIR and Black Teas, ST. Crolx, " Orleans
Brown and White Havana Sugars Old Java, Rio, and ST."
matra Coffee Rice, Aloasses. Brown and Fancy Soap,
Sperm Candles, old Port Madeira, and Sherry Wines,
French Brandy, Holland Gin, Irish Whisky. sc.
lso Large quantity OF superior Havana Segars. to-
gccr with office furniture and the fixtures OF the store
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r. First Tsubiic Demonstration of Paies-

tine Tent, No. o. ndeieGeea Order Of fsehabite. al
Wondy evening March 10Th 1876 The Exercises VIII be
Lghiy interesting Oratou by Brother saIEs II. AK
~. p T. also All Address by Brother JAMES O.. BCR
.sTr T. s Singing b. the Rechsb;e Choir. and several
tcl Free to be ob4iue Of the following Cominit,es Of
Arrangements Brother ohn FanVen il5 Eimsr sRd 222
WIZ Che,,e % Canal-St + Friend 70 k.idrd.-s,
: 81 Thompson Jos Elin-st II. V. Liger 90 Canslst :
K Din:le OF Waits and Fack,t ecsbire Record
r Office $50 ful,on.st aG at e door the e-snig Of tie
,n-e,iny JOHN +. RtNPPEN
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
NEWS, BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S
CLOTHING.
GEORGE II. GREEN,

WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL
AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
MEMS, Bays and Cditdren's Clothing,
Of all descriptions made In the FASHIONABLE STYLE
to which he would respectfully invite the attention OF
those in want As has made arrangements to receive
CLOTHS, CASSIDIERES, VESTINGS, &c.
BY every packet and has secured the services OF expert
enced Cutters he pledges himself to give perfect sausfc.
TO all who may purchase.
NB-GatTaeas mate 10 order at he d.orteat Notice an
tpfh e'ytst Dlf1fldlfy. lee istf
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= MEssRs. BARHER < TowLi, No. Il Cathariae-
street have received large 10, Of Domestic Goods from the
wreck Reesde. damaged by waies oav. mi
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ID ENOVAL.-Al'LLE. FANNY, ORANGOUTANG
IL having concluded her the American Au-
scum will be exhibited for few days only At CRoTON
HALL Bowegy and Division street. Admission ~
cents each without distinction age Hours of exhibition
morning. from 10 l-elteuocn from TO evening from,
m iNyS
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~ 800 NttS 4 Iri:iLAI Iati LlBhAHf.--Ihe
terms Of sutserption this Library nave oeTh ,sons
10 the following raiea Fer yesE - " ia l'ea'
a 90 2. three months 81 90 oae mopih 81 CO.
This Library The largest Ia the CITY ana WEI sup
pnr mai Ia TENSE c. s. FRANCIS co. za2 Broadway,
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u-5- Ninth Ward.-At a meeting of the Wings Of the
Ninth Ward. held Kentucky Hall, Thursday evening
March 9Th for the purpose of responding the nominations
for Chatter Officers RODERlCK SEDGEWlCK. Esq was
called 10 the Chair and JoHS f. CoNrEY and JACOB Sc
BRING appointed Secretaries 4. Gilbert behalf of
the Nominating Committee, reported the following nomina.
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SANDS SARsAPARlLhA.
toR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DIaEAeEB ARISING FROM AN IN
PURE STATE or THE BLOOD. OR HABIT

or n YSTEM VIZ;
ssrofsa. OF xIrg- esu. Rhsurnat.u. obsiaaiy cstaaeou, Erup'
sons ..mp,.." . ON IN race, hloeheS "~s ~ S"ss
,e uoass ani 'o'n'. Stubborn uiesr~ s,Phniue :, symptoms. Ssnu.
49, .a"saxes . Dssa-' sfi..nr io." an 'pua'e'"u, re %
.s"sv, o~..ss"' p'opS' .As~ase % i"'ptH1s's. IN hs
r.,a,,on' '""'s' ~"
pssa-. having their origin in an impur. .,,,. of IN. ,io,i asa
auld. generally, win be .perihy aud erse,uauy renewed nv mi. in
valuable nedlein. a. n. operation 1. p-euu.s mi ,o,,i... I'M ~
moving the cause to disease by ssis,ins Into The eissah,ion aud
passing thwurh The ssistal SYSTEM wbors ob.Iueuon. 10 It's "a
vosabl- opeaucn sI,a. they arc removed a. IL pa~es Ahns tho ALI
menisry canal; heaec the patient will feel aud know the ssa-ib,c
opsniioa OF The rais~rsuiia nona is curative powsu
The foao~inx isuss. recently reeeivedb by the proy1is,or. OF this
invaluable medicine. will be read with Interest by all SIMILARLY AL
aeted;
RALrtNosE. June 10. lstt.
cu. ie-i'nons-of yoar life prssesvause ssn~panha va. at
lacked In tr lear 1879 with . seroiaIoas snset,oa oa my upper
hp and contrasting upward taking hold Of my nose and Surroundings
parts, until the pasases for conveying tears from III. eye. To The
n.-r were destroyed. which caused an useeasins no~ of tears. ID
also Affected my guns: causing . discharge Sray unpsas~hl aud
my teeth became ~ ioo~. that Il would not have t-an q hard ,a.k
TO pull them IA, with q slight tsrk-ush were my feeling and sui
suited ib~ lrsi Physicians. In III. city. but with liulr benefit Every
thing I b~sJ 81 vas tr'ed. but all proved of no service. aud rs a
- ie-',' ass "son.se'erd ehanseoi a'; nn'nit IKE other re
"'ed'e- I'D no COOS 'e disease continued gradually To 'nersss
MAI my whoa eoay was Affected SAL hsnss % humanity, my
-. a.. 81 IN ,- |" u0e'' s"'ucs aiI
w N"s n'n 'sm !. h.aIu' AMI h'Pp'arr--
W. ,n .u'e . ~hh asS'e 'ha,
h. G.. ,rs. 49,. =, n.,.,. :, = -. !, ~
~ n.e 'o'a u'sA''' VII" "'hhss o, Joy IA rnutide temaia
''.i "aNi.' "e.oNN'haN'
y y :. '"s H'"" ~ ""t a'u.uia wa ne u .y
"" a"o'a he pleasure Ia COM
""'s' ]" mug " ms .; ~
Nh ".,oNNiAAN'
Personally appeared before me the above named isniel heton
nikan' aud made oath OF the taet- contained IN the foregoing state
'nehI joHN cloup.
Justice OF the Peace Of the Cv OF Bahtaor..
The following interesting ea.c n.a It commend ts.if to the care
Mi siir"'ion OF Sh ,,ni,aiy AFFLICTED
SANDS'S CELEBRATED SARSAPARILLA.
,u,ak Fundamentally .b., \ , ytbat nh. M.l.i,- a. 4, nan.
.nse,uaI "a the cures Of shronie or seu.r ,hsnua,vn, Ina n ~"
CT preparation 4! have ey.r ,r .i.LL Having endured ,,,r,p, .,d.,
ing Mt tunes within tho last dive years iron, A. ai.i attach, of An
laiams,on a aeut. Rb.uma,i.,n, 4 hay. rreen,y u-J s,ni,. a.,
>apAnra with the happic-, success my heanh i. how better Than
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lUCTION Rooms,

WARREN Il PARIsS have received ZION.
w suction sud by rseca, ARRIVAL roa ,he Northern Asr1ss
ayarety NJ Ntw GOoIe, Ainons wEieh nay be mentioned;
EoEsni white enibfd thf..t shNwts, printed turkcrie SHAWL
Mouse cord cEibtj thitet pkia biz ard iauIs.k do.
S.irpdid sik shAwi, slk ard velvet Neck Ties
~ 81 and gt buttons. fr trimming dresses. Velvet Ribard-
NcS s;yr rtnts, Part ff al a.eiton vcp ehsaP.
bk, biosn ard inv. green Ctck. CTci MS and sack eoats
White anil TED Fiann. l., rai LII ,.ys. ron 81 TOES
In addition 10 WATCH they have ON hand 4 fun assortment Ct
Pain aus ayd tu-. bk aud Etcy cora Siks Of new ct styss
rcneh and rns Ca-hn, rec an Mou'ins French tha;s
f1sin and cord tarLon hcsits paid C1cakne. Bonnet u bands
Lace aud oahId aIIon do. Tot evening" dresses.
White and cord embrd Robes sonrc very rich.
instdc Car es aud ChiuaazsttS Linen Z. uikh,. ffom ei 90 hnest
Thread. Preach ana Li-e Iae-r bk slk fringes Gimp Corts
Ale, a complete stock OF Grnuencss Goods, embneinE-
Rest French Cloths and Ca-imers
sphutd Sdk v.-tngs, from 2to -.
Haptsom. Starts Cravats, Gloves, &C.
Also a inl assortment OF Negro Blankets nons sne GoSis, &c.
Al 81 which vii be sold ~ q small advance On cost Thoss In
want Of goods woui 10 well Ia cal, a. we a e dste mneJ Ia make
prices satisfactory. WARREN 4 fARIss,
no 20 No oS Main VI.
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Gcak2e BOSTON PIANO F0RTES,

ft3D5 kropdwa y, (IRtc IIcwitt,-).
usi received n full sa?ply OF 1smuel GllbeIts celebrated Pa
- tent Ae|cn riano foIt"s Tdese as Pronounced. by eompe
tent Professors. To b. eq.sito any made In The United suaI-s Mr
Ghtert has made an Improvements IL thu action of the Piano Fort.
ION which be has seeu'ed a pateIu by which great power ana
b"auiy OF tone, a = welias quickness elasticity. and deica icy OF touch.
are obtained: At the same time 1t prevents the liability To get out OF
order and thus ov reomes the Objection TO he action Of those now
IN general u- Ry tbs invention. performers will fbi the labor OF
execution reduced Hrarty one har These insruiDents beng con-
siIueted Of thoroughly SEASONED mates ais only. and made surcient
" stors TO resist three tinIe- the usual stran upon them. are prov
cd 10 be peculiarly adapted for variable climates. They are taste
hry aud ert sntly finished. and can b. obtained from the plain.i
to the most nehls ornAnsenird
Nj Lemuel Gisbsus Piano fores combine powers Of expires
sion the m'~t delicate and Tho nrp.i enssciie. The tone - fun,
reh aud brilliant; and as the touch equally facilitates The perform
aaee OF music in a graceful .y e. rs vel as the mo,i ra.id e,.eu-
ton. they are admirably adapted lot dhpayins the taste of tn. per
former. For sale only by ROMANS l. EI.LIs,
COS Broadway, New YoIk.
Dor Orders per mail strictly attended 10, and ever Piano Fore
warranted. N oI-Im
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TWEEN FREDERICK.
ntfRC Ann

Between Fredericksburg and Alexandria OF Washington. The
charge viii .bc in all cases, 70
yrap OF age, half pee, ccl,red rer~nns half Price. A person taken
W. at a point not Designated, will pay the cha &c fr IN the las, pre-
c'iirg Joint which ~ jeagnat-d; and % a person set down at n
point not designated, Will pay the charge Ia the desiguaied point
next beyond tile place At y hieh be may get out. Person. getting In
aud getting out at eeaSuaIrd points, will paw the difference between
The cha-gss % these points respectively, except that no charge will
&c l,~ihan IS cents, Ifb1th the pous be regular stopping places
otheT~iss, the charge ~rr be Si less dian SO cents
No charge being mad, in the above raes fr baggage, the Com
on the part OF their Agents aud viii in no case be responsible for
-pseIe, bil. noleS or Jewellery, OF any thing but the fasss ngsis
o~n Necessary baggage.
The pnvlsss u n Return Ticket - eItsns.d to Passenger. not
going LeyOEd AcguI Geek, provided \ depot b. the place either OF
arrival or departure. III. Return Ticket entities a person on eihsr
OF the thee days next succeeding tina, OF his arrival, To return 10 the
ponifnm which he came.
APassengrr " Tho obtains a Ticket alta Depot may at the sane time
procure his Return Ticket OF II not procured than, and he gets out
ats Depot; the Return Ticket may be obtained At the latter Depot
II ~ Indispensable that a PGssetg ger starting from a DEPOT should get
both Tickets Together, Il h- means 70 get s.f at q point M, a Depot.
When he gets ~ at a point not Il Depot, he m1si see that the Cap
tain Of the Train 81 te- his name on the Way BIl, with the amount
paid. and from this rnHy a Return Ticket will be obtained at III.
DcIo; where he gets out. A passenger returning without a Return
Ticket, viii have 10 paytEe fat fare-ih. Captain Of the Tain b.
ing required to collect the full fare from every person not furnished
with a Ticket.
Persons on tbc way, wishing TO b. taken on the Cars, should
make 4 sgEsL Il In IEs day, with 4 handkerchief; and II in the
night. with 4 hight, fIon the time the Train IL 400 yards off until II
reaches th' IA II is best However, for Passengers, n paeucable, 10
get al at btpCts or regular topping places. ~ la the event Of the
Mail being too late, the Conductors ~ soneincs unable TO stop
Al other points on the road
PaFSeugcrs wishiug TO To- set down between Depo;s should notify
tho Train Cap'an Of their wi.h, befuTe leavin, the previous depot
Passengers are prohibited from standing on the Platforms Of the
CaTs-OI getting IN OF out OF the Carr when IN no ion. no IL
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RICHMOND Il PETERSBURG RAILROAD
sSSSE 90 ys9Cas.
fbS and after Saturday the I'D Ausust inst /;
MAIL TRAIN,
Leaves Kichnond daily at N, I'm.
Leaves frtenburg daily atsi, An.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond daily tezeepi sandays) at Q. A NJ.
Leaves fetersbur: daily (cHcertsupdaysl Al T.
TuEo. =. GARNErr.
aus sup'nt q. 4 p. 4. r
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
AND LOUISA LRo
CHANGE OF HOURS.
q N and amer TODAY the hour OF leaving for the North and
~ West will be 4 O'Clock. A. n.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
Mad Tnsss fer FS~~rsksssrg.
Leaves dsly At SAN.
Auivrs daily at M r. NJ.
Nal Trss- c- Casri.na.rii.. srsssts-. .ss Ly.sAs.rf.
Leaves daily al SAN
AtivN< daily At M p. ".
Pare ~ Baltimore. Cd 60
~ Washington, 90
DO fredericksburg. $50
po Chsilouessth, 800
Do stznntnn 100
no Luxembourg 100
THos. SHARP.
aus supsnntsudAnt of Transportation.
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PHILIP N, TABB & son.

Once, corner of Main and 18th streets, over the Grocery Store Of
wu. ~. iiarrt-oa. E-a.
A TrENp To THE COLLECTION or CLAIMS Of every
n dsseripuon: Renting out receiving the rent. ssi selling real
property In town OF The sdaeent country; Hiring out Nesso~> col
esuns their hirea and dLpo>inx Of them at pubic or ptivase sale.
an3I
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TABLE OF RATES.

A. . Meeting Of the President and Directors Of tho RICH.
MoND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on tho 18th day OF October,
lsI5. the folio wing Table OF Rates for the Trsnspor-
,at'on OF Passengers wac adopted. To take effect on and
ai,er the Is day Of December next, until otherwise or
dcrcd by the Board.