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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30
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LATEST MOMENT.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 20, ls7.
New Orleans papers received at Fredsrioksburg TO-
uAy' contain no news from the army
MI j. Mcknight trader who has arrived At st. Louis,
brings nve days later intelligence from Santa 70 All
Is quiet there
Inc executions at Taos had created great excitement
especially at Puebla.
An indian had arrived express at Vegas from Taos,
i0f large oody OF men to hold themselves ready to
march Taos the general opinion va. that thar.
would BIO another attempt at revolution Thu .Io.Id.
and others peaceaby disposed were trying To prevent
this result, which nothing but strong force to over
will effect.
The Camanche Indians ware very troublesome attack
ing every party.
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ALBANY, May 20, ls47
planter arrived here from New Orleans last evening
with two slaves The abolitionsts spprissd Of IT,
and the slaves arrested and brought before
judge of the county court The court them at bsr
y, and told them they free. They escaped from
the coored mob and returned to their master who left
for New York this evening
Mark II. sibley is nominated for judge Of Ontario
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

APPOINTMENT ny THE PREsIDENT.-JamesM
Tucker receiver of public moneys for the district Of
lands subject TO sale at Nachitoches In the state Of
Louisiana in the place Of Andrew Isaacks appointed
in the army
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rsE$9 4. s.y auNc ;Tic Ky fssn q:
Mcds Barrett s,sf ' w f's M sssIi; julia
NEsw .j,r = s,s, NJ ANN
wrE vii Ss s5 Mi Mason and
ssS sIcef" is:' ssis..e. will commence.
1fEHHzslE ys M r. s sess.. op.soH
Ma sT1,syEr., Stage Manager On Monday Evening
E9aps N ~, Booth Jae Neahs; Pal vaehe Bel
sSeife 8; issTi' S 6 The Major s4sSs o.
Dress Circle, 9. cents. n, and Gallery, lsx cents
Doors orsn :. On O'clock Perlomaaee commence. ".
BoWWIEtKHXv II THEATRE.-THE YOUNG AMERICAN
MISS C. wEMYss,
who "'ss irss :as s. =. fssSi f II. Theatre
AID Ss As JULIA i s's the kHuae eSSs i
on THURSDAY evening. June Sd mso st.rc
ssl6 6fERA FAAG oGsES SSsT SIS, May
Sf TTciH !fq 81 fa AZ f1i!1s e
sI b Dss%sS Ss T the violin the
Professors having kindly %ouueer,d their service.
The y Tl be greatly ne5sased
seo sn Ho Flute caOn Oboe B
tfsi rS y ai Ssp The ss
play the brilliant Duo BY Mausr he Sig r. lately
would announce the patrons sAN Of
hs 0ps hs and the public @
sigma Ba having recovered from her ndisposi
e. SfI% si;i shs
Will take place on "Wednesday Evening June I'd
A MhA HTlsg c pERFoRMANCE.-..PALMo OPERA
sEDyns Box Office oa he
y % Doors open att o'clock performance
II co,tume Mr. j. O. Taylor. Leader of the Orchestra, Mr.
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MAY 29-FIRsT BoAsp-220 Girard Tiust "a 10 Fleming
ton Copper Co. 3o, 80 Kentucky Bank Ms 30 Gard Bask
ia; 5000 Loan, 81 07; 100 g. Navigation, 6s, 30, 70; 100
Lehigh Coal Scrip, an
ArTkR SALgs-li00 Wilmington X. r. 6 so, s7i& 1900 u
Loan 6s 81 l08 10 900 State S. u.s. 100 u = Treasury
Notes S. io3,a 1000 Reading r. X Bonds, cash. ~; 10
Navigationi s.
SrcoSp BoAnpoooo State S. 49, 10 Pennington Copper Co.
301f; 100 Girard Bank. 121s
hrIrn s.Ir,-OO Vletsburg ma 2o Lehirh Coal Scrip
an, $40 Lehigh Interest, 60.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30
OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE.
~ - @ M.
SAMUEL THOMPSON AND NEPHEW.
AGENTS FOR THE WRIACK STARv LINE or PACKET

The subscribers would inform their friends and
the public that they have added splendid ships
their line of packets between this and Liverpool which
been avoraby known and extensively paronsed for period
Of than thirty years and have hesitation in assuring
their friends from England, Scotland ar Ireland that they will
find these ships inferior point of comfort
six days throughout the making delay and the
quent the OF embakaton
be free passage from the Various Irish and
Scotch ports with bread stus and hospital paid
be secured all the lowest and when those settled for
decline coming the full paid will be promptly
funded as usual For further particulars apply to
SAMUEL THOMPSON & NEPHEW,
275 Pearl street
orto c. GRIMsHAw & CO., 10 Goree Piazzas, Livpi
Drafts or exchange payable sight also furnished for
Grmshaw Co.. Liyerpoo the National Bank of Scotland;
National Bank of Ireland aud Northern Banking Co Apply
above. fei lmsr
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PHILADELPHIA, NAV 10. lsA7

PHILADELPHIA, May 10, ls47
The Sons Of Temperance Of this and the neghboring
States making great preparations for celebration
oftheir jubilee the 18th Of June next all our best
painters have their hands full in preparing banners for
the several divisions Col Thomas Florence has been
appointed NJ w Marshal Of the National Divisions c. A.
Waldorf Grand Marshal Of the State Division; and
Robert T. Conrad Esq will be the orator ofthe day.
During the past week. the southern telegraph line has
been of the time out of order caused by persons
tearing down the wire and carrying of One instance
occurred which about forty feet stolen IL has
however, just gone into operation again.
Monsieur Durand the proprietor Of the Cafe Tortoni
splendid restaurant just opened In Chestnut street.
gives splendid entertainment this afternoon to the
gentlemen attached 10 the press The bill Of fare In
printed in French and English and the dishes will be In
the exquisite style OF the accomplished chef de cuisine
who Is at the head of the establishment.
A lad named Morse killed this morning near the
Navy Yard by pile Of slaves falling upon him, while
playing with companion In its vicinity.
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AUCTION NOTICES.
ROYAL GyRLEY. Ass,ionssr

ROYAL GURLEY, Auctionssr
VALUABLE OIL PAlNTINGS-On Tuesdny Evening"
VIII be sold by ROYAL GURLEY < CO, at !hsii
rooms s Broadway large and 6ue collection Of paintings
INCLUDING valuable old as well a. modern Pictures.
catalogues ready aud Paintings the walls for exam
NATION. m30 aero
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CLARET! CLARET! CLARET!
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the public that he
corner of broadway the best quality Of Clarst Wine He
houses whom he will supply by the gallon barrel may
best suit their convenience He feels assured they will be
satisfied for giving hima call.
aga lm*rc CHALES ECKERT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

E6 FOR LIvERPOOL-Only Regular Packet of the
M1Gy 9Th June.Tbe magnificent fast sailing and "a.
Ae6vore packet ship HENRY CLAY burthen 1900
ons Capt Nye, will sail positively on the 9Th ~ June
The accommodations for cabin I'll cabin and
engem are unequaed by other vessel in por and
NUMBER Of her passengers already engaged those DESTROYS
Of ss,ns s:Is should make e bcd foot
msse corner Pine and South ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

MRS. ZEGLIO, No. 81 DIVISION STREET,
NJ GUILD respectfully inform her friends and the public in
w general that she has constantly hand full and FASH
also Tpscans Of superior quality and mourning
The ladies' from the country well the
call and examine her stock before purchasing elsewhere
m
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:- VII VI Please = ES TSsF sSIsfs
IT,:
s;ss :asS 'z
Judge Of hs whsrss6oSts letters and Il nssssssy can
'''".'' ''''e''e' 70 the 'n''''0 SOLOMON ANDREWS
viii %.ss Of s The the
point Board Of Directors sSf5S5S
single ss.Isman wishs. to aa asss
house aud as he wants to be
b ssa; S hs
1 It
A SPANISH YOUNG MAN, having some leisure hours,
oSpon sny young
learn the spanish at moderate terms sven
aa ss can be had by note ma
a ENGLISH LADY, who ha. had the aavamaxe Of
%u.ie Italian Gsrmsa Sc. wishes gentle
C. ' New York Pas' 6es No
1sss1 So. q. kbo Il. 1ss A x. ss
saS . 5 ess9 .p pay 70
w ANTED-A few active young men 20 South or West,
for the I and to
them ~ writing. with an opportunity fcsspx $1,000
@ @ Ssy
district i viii Be necessary for them to have a.
'ss ap he
Union. All letters must be postpaid. my23 30t.r
odd FELLOWS CELEBRATION,-A Medal has been
~ struck Of the OF Odd
Fellows Hall the 4h Of June One side Of the Medal
bears of the front of the building will
Grand street. On the emblems the order
For sale, wholesale or retail, by ROBERT LOVETT,
m28 SITS re Dey street.
DREPAID LETTERS TO ALL PARTS OF EUROPE
steamer Brania, LIST June, to all parts Of Europe.
~ HARNDEN Co.
6Wai street
p S-Letters be prepaid above all parts Of the
Continent my 283rc
CPANISH LANGUAGE.-A gentleman having a few
~ leisure hours the afternoon Of each day would be willing
provided he could obtain sufficient encouragement form
class Gentlemen DESTROYS of acquiring the language
apply by letter. addressed to Co. the Office of this paper
m28 81 &c
nv ATER CASKS-46 Iron Bound Water Casks, ON board
w the brig Wakua from Galway foot Of Jones' Lane,
for sale by PERSSE & BROOKS,
my20 3trc No. 63 and CT Nassau street.
NOR SALE-A CHARLOTTE. or Bristkcha having room
for four and handsome carriage light
enough to be drawn easily by horse, with pole for
two horses Has been but little used. Can be Eli
(basemcnt), from Q to p. NJ. m27 7t~r
GENIN, HALTER, ga Broadway, opposite St PauIs-
Of the public enlarge his Hat and Mandatory
and Saes KCO make his the and
commod0us establishment of the kind in the United
States The Of the system which he
business few since At his location induces him
to adhere strictly the following rules, which then
md have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

VAUXHALL GARDEN CONCERT ROOM.-A de-
ghtfu Musical Entertainment will be given in the above
popular place Of resort every eysnng until further notice.
tin Miss Jeanne Reynodson, Mr. Quayle Mr. Ray &c. &c
Concert tickets Is admitting Gentleman and Ladies'
Free admission TO Garden. m23 If
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attend the funeral Sunday afternoon ct O'Clock
from No i6 Rose street
On Saturday, 29th inst, of consumption, RICHARD
Jorss. native Of Wales
Ills friends and acquaintances requested to at
teni his funeral Sunday afternoon at o'clock cor
ner OF l2th St., and Avenue c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30
ACCORDEONS.

ACCOKDEONS.
'HE largest the city be found the
Chatham street Bazaar IS Chatham streets and. if
j. warranted perfect and order They also have
lnstrumen called the Flutina resembling the Accordion with
the tone Of flute Their Accodeons vary in price
cents 70 50 dollars Call examine and Judge for yourselves
ber55 Chatham. onposife Cha'nber, All i,n~c
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TE QQEEfRE MsE XIX MI My a. Boston sTa
T 1n. the LIST Of June Her malls will close at hs
letters must be prepaid Boston Letters of half
under cents, and each additional half ounce, cents.
my29 3rr" ROBERT III. MORRIS, P,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

TUIDE 10 SUUND TEETH.
nR. A. C. CASTLE 3sl Broadway, corner Of White stree
calls the attention public to his superior and approve
method ofpeseying arfcay sound teeth which
Castle IN his practice of eighteen years has obtained
and ability his composition for filing decayed and
while REsisTs ALL ACIDS AND INJECTING AGENTS
ders the tooth perfect every respect II put the
while IN soft state without and becomes hard Fc
nervous persons peculiarly adapted We have tried it,"
anal msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-04

Tug FRENCH Con FIsHgRY.-The French ac-
counts from Newfoundland state that their cod
fishery has proved nearly failure this year. the number
OF fish caught scarcely exceeding sixth OF the guam
tity taken Ia former Prior to the Iath Of Au
gust the crews engaged In the trade we're abandoning
the waters, owing to the III success Of their
and the small prospect that existed Of the
OF Ash SO unfortunate result Is stated s likely TO
be attended with the most melancholy 10
the parties identified with this pursuit nasmuch as In
addition TO the want they have recently enooun
tered. their expenses have been greatly augmented In
the OF the last twelve months by the repair OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-04

DARING ExPLoT.-Our villagers were set all
agog few days ago on discovering a sail-bost,
with solitary voysssr ascending the rapids Of the st.
Marie this place with all cooness and apparent self
possession though floating only In the most quiet por
ton Of majestic strait Had sysprt risen from the
Vastly dsepit could not have excited the more special
wonder of our towns people Even the little white sha
lop unknown TO our ctiEens-and IL was evident
that the fesrless and intrepid voyagsr was equally
stranger to them, II not TO the foaming waters and
narrow channels that surrounded him Yet there he
stoodthe ntfu breeze filling his little sailstcsring the
gallant wherry 1t ambitiousy oontended for supre-
macy, amid the lsaping waters or shot with unerring
certainty through their winding channels On, he vent
the Indians along the shore threw down their paddles
Ia surprise and wondered that white could DO
even what Indian never dared Such feat had
before been performed scarcely dreamed Of The
grandeur Of the exploit and the emsrty ofths unknown
voys ger alike the theme CT wonder and delight
the mounting shaIop danced the spray Of the foam
ing waters stu, onward she swept her way In spite OF
the rushing current II spends Its force over the
rocks beneath, until at last In safety and unharmed,
the ra bark with her steady commander nosted on the
serene waters above the Kapids This extraordinary
adventure safely performed be appreciated only by
those who have visited the Saul de Ste Marie and Va
could hardly have credited the exploit oursef had We
not been an eyewitness to the perous sscent.La
Sun, ksps
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Considerable snow FILL ct ssut De s'e Msfs on ths
I'm Get and a Eagle River In the Vicinity ethe Sn
Mime, tbs snew fell To- hs depth offon 'o~ hinrhssi
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
North-wcst corner of Fulton and Nassau SITS.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
6,ITpCIu amION ISOIxmY nNI0Ua MN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUSAND

DAILY HERALD-Eyery day, Price Q cents per copy
81 IS PER apnum-payabe IL advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Sa,urday-Prce 6k cents
coy-$3 i2x cents annum--payable in advance.
HERALD For EtkOPE-Evsry steam Packet day
Pnc- ca cepts copyf5 including postage,
50 exclusive OF postage payable in ADVANCE sub,criP
rous and advertisements will be received by MesHs alig
nani Vyienne Paris; l.. Simonds 10 Comhil and
John Miller tn, beok.sller, Londsn.
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD--Published on the
LIST of ,nusry OF zach yesr-spge copy sixpence. i.
ADVERTISEMENTSa At the usual prces--aiways cash u
The proprietor will notbe responsible for srss that
may in them .
ri MING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
dcsrHtch .
must be paid the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-04

MADRID, October 4, 1s47.
Since the date Of my last the scenes Of the psnto
mime Of the palace md The cabinet have shifted sewers.
times, asa suzsus aAl snusas tsasslosnstisns hsvs
ben ns6s TAsss vhs sss veil acquainted yith spain
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
DIR. CHRIsTIE's
u A L. Y A N &c RINGS
MAGNETIC FLUID.

'INHlS remarkable invention, which has re-
eeved the almost universal appreciation Of pro
lesion OF Great Britain comprises entirely application
GaTansm remedial by which The ordinary
Gavane Batteries Electric Magnetic Machines S are en-
Piled without Of the objections nsparae from the
general mode The Irregular inter
vals In which GayaRn applied been pro
nounesd acr fair and impartial trial tSJrRIous
and was TO remedy this radical defect application
PROJECTED which, amer
been brought To It's Of
answer all the purposes Of M. mos .,oen.,v. 80 - 49,
oibef respects
dcrifed object. - -
The Rrxss used in connection with the
tLtD are confidently recommended
IRON NERVOUS on VI
these complaint. are among the most and
ehVeri to which We subject They ption
from one 'impe sa-a arrangement y-tem-and
was IN hess eases that other having N often led
agent wanted which confidently believed has beer
found IN the proper and iudeious application OF Galvanm-
Of Rheumatism. chronic applying % the head r
or limbs Goat Tic Doorsur Tooach bronchitis venKo
sick Headache Indigestion. Paralysis Palsy Ep.p-v F.
Cramps. Papauoa Heart AppoPe ~ sGb. OF ont.
Spinal Complaints Lumbago, Neuralgia Trmor Dtz
ness Of the Head Pains Side General d.
heleney OF Nervous and Physical Energy ore,
In cases Of confirmed DTsPxr, which simply nervous. de
digestive organs. they have been found ro.
eesfa Their extraordinary upon system must be wit
messed to be believed and preceding
complaints they equally The Rises are
prices being made OF all
and can be by The fer.e without the
Inconvenience In fact the agreeable than other
The Gaivnnic Belts, Bracelets, Bands Carriers.
Necklaces &c.-In Of very ,eve car.eer md
OF long standing hr applied Gavanie Rings NOT
'uen 10 arrest the ultimately to restore
health The improved modification GALv,Sc BELrs
LETs exc entirely remedies any decree Of aer mai
required readily Complaint which m.
mysterious agent OF Galvanm effect permanent
" Ielved These articles adapted arms
limbs anec part the body perfect eonvencne. Inc
G.LVASc NkoSL,oEs used with Of ron
ehsoT affections Of the throat generally Of Nervous
Deafness aud with almost preventive for Apo
pefy' Ephepue Fits, and similar complaints
Chrisue's Magnetic Fluid Is used in connection with
The Gavane Rings aud all their notifications, composition
mas been pronounced by the French Chemists be
extraordinary discoveries Of modern believed to pes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

WE have for sale privately, on a credit of g,
IL and IL months that AsahAg family res.
ohe eeipy IN the town ~ Manehcr recently
ir Alexander Archer IL consists of story Dwelling
rooms also good and smoke
mouse once sable carriage houss &C, IAN .plr-
WIN 1fGc front yard from which be had
view Of The CITY q Richmond and productive sa
o"n. IN high state OF cultivation said property
he Mutual Assurance Company the
valued al 5000 SAID property b. pufehas
pnes. HODGES ROY A PIILIIAN
w.n -,
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THE
RICHMOND HOUS

SlltAIED on Governor street. nearly oppo-
~ site the Governors House squares from Ma IN or
street having recently considerable additions rendering
much more convenient and connexions, opened the
lot day Of November for the reception roarcrs
month"; day sndeavor OF the subscribe, va h.,
used who will suTrin.end render no Hay
put up at Oh" cstah shmrut comfortable
toF the information OF c who call In private
there excellent Livery Stable near AZ hand wh.r Their
horses, &C. Will be well attended b. l.. MEADE
oct. 30. 1876 I'm
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ST. CHARLES HOUSE,

'fNit subscribers have rc-opcncd tho above cs.
n adjustment and beg leave say friends and the
public generally that They prepared their undivided
attention 10 urc 10 please thosc who may paua hus
GentUeH visiting the business their advan
tgc 10 call having ample lnodson- Tor their ON
fort aud convenience likewise, stable fny yars OF The
house, city. frnis only prcesz,
AIRY TO that our Hsf shall at all supplied Iquor.
not inferior 10 in The Az desire patronage and II
We faito please, ~ shall not BE- md fault
srHGAJ a JAS. g. BLAREv Jr
Riehniund. Ausua T. 1850 -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
GARDEN SEEDS

UNkUIIN NEEIJN.
INiiE subscriber is now in receipt Of his Fall
- Supply ~ wauattf rh ani Garden Seeds fom
ttc i'uE ah shed Nufsry o' Ncssrs andfrh Go An
his Assortment lliy bv icuud Co., IoI1wins. Viz.
ASFARAGt s--t1.sc CELERY-Red aud WI Cd.
HEEr-lorg Hh,i Eaty Tur CtCUMRER-Lorr Curn f,f
MP fo.td. frsuchsugtt ricttnr. Estly Ffaufs
HEANs-Eariy weeks snap. LETTUCE RovaI C.bH %.
Hfown Spelled NacuIur. Nhre and q. sto J.,. pr,vn
Choice Rcd Fyr Lag. Lima. Dutch
Iarrc Winfsor NASrURTUM
CABRAGE-Etty Nofk. Lane OKRA
fork. Rluefs sud fugat VNtON-af.et stir and Rcd
tcaf ptumh-adn ni fit Dutch. PIT UERHs- A..ou.t
Savoy. Curlcd Gueu, BED PEAS Esua Eariy g,rv
puch fsf ptcthnr FfanF. Mauovyht las. nd
CARROT-Ions Oanfe Faty dwarfl
Horn, AHurfham for cau1e" RADtsU TOM ArO SPIN ACU
CAultFLOWER-E,dyA nc nc A. %
w Catalogue. gaus Also. tanfr,u.s Rt-e Al mn
GlstER and ALMANAC. N eng a, r. Coz on' As
eentseach JOHNSTON. n,-rrst
jas Hicrmnud.
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GRUBBS " APPERSON,
DRUGGISTS,

No. II Main Street.
HAVING made large additions to their stock
~ Drugs, Medicines Paints bye studs Window Gas.
SC prepared to furnish Country Merchants ami other,
loN as similar articles b. pureh-srd market We IN
ve those wishing purchase aud cnmae our stoek
o. 20 GRUBRs APrERSON.
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TO NORFOLK.M PORTSMOUTH

= hvT>llE splendid and swift Steamer
49,. Il ALICE, Captain J y. BRoUGH having
jus" uh4rrronr thorough overhauInr complete
ana ha~ commenced 0! the CURTIS PECK
leaving The Wharf at Rockets Monday. "wednesday
am friday VI orninEs. precisely at t-2 o'clock
ING t A'r vii leave Norfolk every TUESDAY THURSDAY
uriay Monns 1.-THE hour 6 10 oc1 aud touch at All
Til" intermediate lanir the RVcr goiug
~ Passage and Pare from Redmond Petersburg from
Norfolk, meals included, one Dp'aL HASkINs A. LIBBY
81 Passengers wishing do -
and remain on the Alice Until the neat when
on the Baiimor- Boat and until they
ing IN Baltimore, without charge. Returning
VIII meet The baltimore Bnat the usual
p'sSsnger leaving samorr n O'Clock
Petersburg by @oclock Richmond
9 Passage and Fare from Richmond Petersburg to or from
baltimore, meals, oogings Se. included
y = The accommodations AMI speed Alice arc well
known James River say that neither
have been equaIod much opposn that
has ever becno the RIVER dc2S
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INVE HUNDRED sasks Itvcrpool bovu SAT- factory hisd
y atd n 6uc orer 90 woodrun Tau,w e,nies-.ul.
ing aadlor siieby 90 woRTHAM, MeGRUi IN \ co.
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No advertisement be considered month
specified the Manuscript previously upon
the parties
9 An advertisement marked copy a specified
ordered pa
enacted accordingly.
ac- Regular Advcrtiscmcnts.-Toav avoid any misun-
derstandng the part OF Annual Advertisers
dey that privileges extend immediate
business Real Estate Legal ali Advertisements
be additional charge, and variation.
Real Estate Advertisements
ns.edby the charged the usual subject
such discounts shall be agreed upon.
% Aueonee booksellers and yearly advertisers generally,
sqsures privilege change shall
their yearly average any
sIeesing such to be charged the usual rates
Semi-wesky Wing IS
per Is lines so
per square Tor each continuance.
July 1915
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JEFFERSON HOTEL

lIYsaf Main S., fec doors Bcioir the MaYksfl
VNillS House has been fitted up in a STYLE Of
- comfort and unsurpa.s,d BY any house In IN, civ
and H now cPcn fort reception of au ous dsred 81 patron
10 the ctah hutut tn F1prttor tttertunsd not d, b. 90
eelcd Nv otter hoIa bic hliL or FARE aui best Iis
~ hrs hat Without enumeration ~ ur public %
give him cav TtanEeut p1rnns parties WISHING Simmer.
can have pleasant and comfortable Tor their reception
and a. good fare n every Kind served AZ All tu
anv ohef house n the Win netv and couvrrr-r
TO c"Hto and LIBERALIZATION sreP E0od sousc tc prqrc
Tor s'hcIs share Of public patronage
Nov. ., lsfG.-no 1u JOHN w SHARP