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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25
FW WE EHTNlTT.
RAILROAD MEETING,

Al meeting Of The citizens Of Greene county,
held al Ruckersville according 10 previous notice.
on Saturday, the 18th May 10 take into consider
alton the propIiety oiadopling some more efficient
means by which 10 accomplish an object in which
The interests of the people OF his section OF coun
iry are SO deeply involved, relative 10 The e1en.
SION OF the Louisa Railroad from Gordonsvlle
through the county OF Greene 10 iha Eastern base
OF the Blue Ridge mountains; on motion, John
Graves, Esq, was called 10 The Chair and }. F
Finks appointed secretary. Alter which The OBJ
eci of the meeting was briefly explained and Sc
verally addressed in urging upon The people the
importance OF speedy and energetic means in or
der To secure The extension Of the railroad through
Greene. The prime object OF The meeting being
the importance OF devising some plan by which
concert of action upon The part OF all those who
feel an interest upon The subject might be effect
ed and our object secured. Therefore,
On notion The Chairman appointed W. S.
Bsazey, j. F. Finks, William Eddins, WIN. A.
Jennings and R. u Herndon committee 10 re-
purl TO the meeting what they might think most
e1pedienl 10 adopt al this meeting.
after which The committee retired and, after
short absence, reported the following as The result
Of their deliberations, 10 vii:
|. Res lred, That the following persons he ap-
pointed a committee OF vigilance, whose cuty ii
shall be 10 attend al The following places, and use
epery erertion 10 incile The people 10 speedy ac-
lion upon the subject, viz: VIM. Eddns, VIM.
A. Jennings, R. @ Herndon, E J. Williams
and Robert U. Brooking 10 compose said COM
mi,tee, Tor public meeting, TO be held al Liberty
Mills, Orange county, on the 20Ih May, inst; and
that Jacob Haines, Benz Burton, Tho( G Garth
J. F. Finks, Jno. Graves and VIM. Collins be
appointed TO attend public meeting, 10 be held
M ths ponfd mn Meatino Hnuse on Friday m,
2lst May, and that all persons favorable 10 the
extension Of the Louisa Railroad through Greene
county. are requested to attend s'anaTdsviIle, on
Saturday The 22d May; and that John Sims,
Senior, James Finks, William Il. Conway
Oliver Finks, John Teal John McMullen
and Gibbon S. Conway be and are hereby
appointed to attend public meeting ,si gs. TO be
and that Oliver Finks VIM. H. Conway, B. F.
T. Conway, VIM. Jennings, John. B. While, w.
S. Beazley and E. Boolon, be appointed 10 attend
al Madison Court House on The z9ih May; and
that VIM. Eddns, J, F. Finks, Oliver Finks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25

The "Nalional Intellisencer," Of this morning,
catches up some reports OF The streets, and an
nounces the following appointments as having
been made by the President:
Seth Barton, Solicitor OF The Treasury, 10 he
charge d'aiIaircs 10 Chill, in the place OF William
Crump.
R. II. Gillet, Register Of the Treasury, 10 be
Solicitor Of The Treasury, vice Sch Barton
We do not undertake 10 say what arrange
menls may be made, or whether The talented gem
llemen whose names are lhus put forward may
or may not be appointed TO This or that Office IN.
der the government But we undertake 10 say
that The appointments have not YET been made,
and that Mr.. Barron remains as Solicitor Of The
Treasury, and Mr.. Gilet as Register of The Trea
su[y.-[ Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25

help-lo The collier, 10 the slaveholder-and ask
what county in the whole Stale has greater neeo
OF a strong corps Of cavalry than lhlsl VIVA,
county can better afod 10 sustain such corp
1t is proposed 10 make an effort on SATURDAY
next Chat hcins General Muster day. fully 10 OF
ganize The new loop, when i. will be placed 10
The power OF all who desire 10 enroll in the COM
pany, or otherwise aid it, 10 lend helping nana'
AIN OLD TROOPER.
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TOT ne Enquirer.
TO THE PEOPLE OF CHESTERFIELD

TO THE PEOPLE OF CHESTERFIELD
After an existence of sixteen years, the troop
of cavalry, known as The Chesterfield Light ORA
goons, has been dsbanded. For upwards OF four
Teen years il was strong in numbers, and we'll dis
cpined; bur, for some reason unknown, it, Tor the
last twelve or eighteen months, has been in
languishing condition, and, in despite of the
strenuous exeltions OF faithful few, languishing
il died.
Several of the old troop, (who sIood by it in
evil as well as good report, have associated To-
geher in the hope OF raising an entirely new
corps, and, with the assistance OF the good people
of The county, they doubt moi Of success. They
have already enrolled upwards OF thirty members
and they desire, il possible, 10 complete The num-
Der required By Law in a short time, so that they
may make their hrsl appearance on the 4'h OF
July next.
They appeal 10 the citizens OF The county tor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25

We have noreccived The ctfciai returns Chat
is, The actual r0te in each county between The can
didales) from The following Congressional Dis
uicts, viz Bayly's Bocock's, Dfomsoole's, Nc
Dowels, Browns, Pendelon's and FIoufno''s
furnish US with The same tor publication 10 lacli-
tate future reference.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25

DR.. James H. Conway, Of this city, has been
appointed Medical Examiner for the London
Lille Insurance Society, in The place OF Or. A. L.
Warner, deceased. We refer our readers 10 inc
advertisement Of this Society, The Dement'S oil which
we have heretofore endeavoIed 10 impress upon
their minds. II will be observed that The society
has capital OF TWO and hall millions Oh uolla's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25

The Cincinnati tOhio) Enquirer in announcing
The appointment Of Commissioners on the part Of
Virginia, to meet similar commissions from
Ohio, for the purpose Of determining the bound
ary line between The Two States says 1--WE have
not as ye, seen any notice OF the appointment OF
Commissioners on The part OF this State, nor are
we advised whether Kentucky has, or has not
scceded 10 the arrangement"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25

The claims OF Gen. Jefferson Davis OF Mis-
sippi 1.-THE son-in-law OF Gen. Taylor continue
10 be warmly urged by some Of his friends Tor
The office o! Governor Of Mississippi. 1t is saio'
however, tina. he positively declines suffering MS
name 10 be used unlil he shall have returned
from rhe fell, If battle. G,n Davis is a man oi
talents aud willie in Congress gave 10 Inc IA
..in:s,.ailon oil at. Polk cordial and nearly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25

VISIT OF PRESIDENT PoLK.-Wc learn
that The Committee Of Arrangements, for The re-
,eplion Of The President Of the United States, III
This City, have determined on having grand H.
Illumination and Fire Works at night, &c The
Military Companies ale 10 lurn oct 10 Ieceige
him, and We ale 10 have quite gala day on The
occasion. He will arrive in Raleigh, on Satur.
day, the 29lh inst RaLeish Rsolsisr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25

A correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun states,
that ".hele is no official news whatever as yet u
PM. F.iday) OF MIR. Bankbeads, having been re-
oues,ed 10 tfer a mediation OF the British Gov
ernment" in settling The terms OF peace between
Mexico and the United SAFES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25

W IMPORTANT DISCOVERY .-Investieat,ons
which have tor their object the anne Iteration of ,hs
aches, pains, ana shooting torlnrrs Of disease" de-
the highest encourage mrnt. Dr. Unhau,,s F,sr
tnary, an internal remedy for cure OF Piles -tands
pre- eminent for Us sauary ana decisive effects In I'm.
complaint, IT. merits are proclaimed BY hen.n .ied thou
sands.
Sold wholesale and retail, by WYATT &
KErcnaM, III Fulton street, New York. P.
JOHNSTON, Main street, Richmond Price
81 bottle. May o5
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MARINE JOURNAL
FORT OF OND.
High " alter this lay, al III o'clock A. M.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Marietta Burr, Dearborn, New York,
Schr. Fiavilla, Taylor, New York.
Schr. Rainbow, Rogers Boston.
Schr. Redinston, Ham, Thomaslon.
Schr. Santee, Dickinson, Philadelphia.
Schr. Catherine Wilcox, Jones' New York
Schr. Mary Ann Amanda, McAi>ler, Nor
folk, fish, 10 j. Womtle.
Schr. Carpenters Son, Rogers, North Carolina,
fish, 10 J. Womble.
Schr Betty Warren, Hill, North Carolina, fish,
10 J. Womble.
Schr Sonora. Jones' Port de POST
Schr. VIM. Burk, Lawrence, New York, hay,
TO Z. Farrar.
Schr Two Brothers. Reeves, Havfe de Grace
SAILED,
Schr Mary Elizabeth, Jones, Baltimore.
Schr. Ovoca, Brush, New York.
Schr. Mary J Peck, Liscomb, New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25
JAMES II. CONWAY, NJ. D,
May 25-6t Medical Examiner

CLARKE'S OFFICE, I4lh Street between
~ Exchange Hot and Main Street
Let All Lottery Vendors say what they may,
For selling Prizes CLARKE carries the day
CLARKE Till selling MI the Capitals. Drawing q
Lresburr Lottery Glass II draw last evening, May =.
II The EsrLnnrr Hotel
81 20 ~ - q IL y - &c ~ 81 y II 10 n
Whole Ticket - 81 50, Capital Of 500, soli ani
paid BY CLARKE
nrawing of Alexandria. chs. 81:
10 II IS 10 S. 81 ~ 50 20 ~ rs 81 a.
Nos. ~ - ~, prize Of $500, sold and paid by
CLARKE.
Drawing ~ Sussex, Extra, Ill
IS "a = Is Z 10 II - 70 A. Is 81 a.
Sple ndii Scheme. New Jersey. class 4l.-prapin;
received This Evening, Tuesday, MAY 18th Capitals.
To.Morrow, "Wednesday, May 70. saJ,oO1 Capital
Thursday, May y. ss,oco capital &c Nos a1d a
drawn Tickets s.
Friday--ih- s4,oOa. Tickets 81.
Call NJ CLAkkE'S LUCKY OFFICE,
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
TNHE subscriber manufactures, and has lM
i sale a, his Warehouse, Horse-powor
Drums, Fan Mills, Straw Cutters, Com and Cob
cIusheIs, Vegetable Cutters. all OF approved
patterns. Also, general assortment OF Farm-
Ing Implements. IIe is prepared for furnishing
Castings lor Machinery, Ploushs, &c. &c.
Ii. BALDWIN,
Nav 22-6l No 10 IJh street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25

We call attention 10 the notice OF The early
opening of the Old Point Holel-a resor' Wn'cn
many OF cur citizens have found 10 be SO agree
ahl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25
form 10 H. there would he no reason 10 complain

form 10 il, there would be no reason 10 complain
OF imperfect statistics.
The Moderator announced the following COM
mitee on the subject Of new church in Wash
ineton: Dr. Snodgrass Dr.. Swift, Or. Pryor,
Rev. J. N. Brown and Rev. J. N. Dickson.
The overture from the PIesbyleries of Pitts
burg and Wheeling, ON The subject ola Christian
union, was taken up and referred TO 4 committee
OF the following gentlemen: Dr. Hodge, DR.. Pay
ton, Revs J. NJ Allen, d. c. Houston and F. a.
Ewing Nd. D. -,
On motion, The evening session Tor This day
was dispensed with, 10 give time TO prepare The
Church fer Sabbath services.
Alter prayer, the Assembly adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25

DAN AWAY from The subscriber, some lime ago, a
IL negro man named NELSON HART, Of dark COM
plryon about five feet eight inches hgh-wh one aye
uut-wheh recollected He Is about IS or 40 years
Of age-auite ntelgent-took with him a suit Of black
Summer clothes, and suit of Kentucky Jeansonr of
the coats has velvet collar. Nelson has been hired for
a number of years Al the Buckingham Iron Works both
al bear Garden" and "Stonr Wall"-has attended
Furnaces over the Mountains His acquaintance ~ We
~ extensive. The above reward will b. paid for his
delivery, or if secured In Jail 80 that get him.
ELIZABETH ANN PRICE,
New Canton 7. o., Buckingham CO., Va.
Nav oi-d3fSr4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25

MANAGERS oFFICE.-D. PAINE CO.-for
Nl To.day-Sls O00 600, $500, 200u, 50 Of 500, sc
Also, The Dollar Lottery~s4, ooo &c. IS Nos, II
drawn. -
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Class l22
A AZ 40 80 co SO l9 is - q 81 "a
MAJ,
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT

Samuel Holmes, Register OF the Land Office
for the district of lands subjec, TO Gale al Quincy,
in the State OF Illinois, cce William G. Flood, re-
signed.
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Sands, SarsaDariIIa.

u EVERY cell and organ al hs human be-
dy, says enc Of The erea;es medical chemists oil
the age us originally bull, OF grows and is renew
Ell, BY an independent vital force, aud when eau.
ses which have arrested such growth or renewal
are removed, then ty the influence OF this vita
force, The actions in part Or in The whole system
resume their harmonious course, and The lavages
consequent, upon disease are overcome. obllcia.
ted, and repaled.' Here j. the Whole theo,y IN
disease i'll nut she'll The same aulhor pfc-
ceeds 10 say Iha, in many diseases Substances
are conveyed into The blood which are incapable Il
assimilation" In order, therefore 70 restore his
"vilal force" 10 g, rid of lhs>e substances inca
pable OF assimilation" il is necessary 10 IN los
an agent which viii act with difeclntss anc ~.
tainy upon lhr blood in tie Process d lis manusc.
lure; preventing the introduction .! The non-a.-
-imllaling substances, ard thus cutting away, as
il we're, the very r0ots oi disease. Sands Sar>a-
paria on the authority 81 innumerablc success.
ful experiments, is pronounced 10 be such an
agent and il will be found that scloiua tumo,,
&c indeed all diseases affecting tie external .uf-
face Of The body, will speedily disappear under is
operation. /, eSpuigates the source OF tie dis
ease; and II course lis disgusting outward evi-
dences, robbed oi iher infectious substances N
the blood, are rapidly absorbed, and The patient i
restored to health.
" Prepared and sold by A. u. II u. SANDS, Dug
Sold also, by DUvAL = PURCELL, Agents. Main
street Richmond, Virginia, aud by Druggists general,
thron ghout the United States Prc-, 81 per bottle.
~ bottles inr g. May. I-i7
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY

CAPITAL $500 600 DOLLARS
"E continue 10 receive proposals in The
w above institution, The benefits OF which haze
been repeatedly brought 10 The notice Of he pUb
lie. Those who desire further information % he
subject, will be supplied with pamphlets 81 our
office gratis, which will finnish lu particulars.
HENRY LUDLAM & co,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25

A NEW COMMON SCHOOL DlCTloN.
n ARY.--A sequel II WebscT'> Elementary
Spelling Book; or, Speller and Definer cen.
tanning selection OF 10000 .. The most u>enI
words in The English Language, with their fehni.
lions, intended 10 I've used as Spelling Book and
a Dictionary; By William &. Webster son olltc
late Noah Webster, l.. l.. D., lhild edition, re.
yised and improved. For sale by
A. G PENDLETOS,
Bookseller and Satione', No. 50 Main Vrrel,
opposite The City Hotel. MAY -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25

r UCK's OFFICE, Wall Street, opposite O.
L. " Hotel.
wo ia. Lo',e,ie~ tor ,h;> lay-ruesddy.
5000 Capital ~ Nos, l2diawn. Tickets s..
Also 81 900 Capital IS Mo-, Is drawn Tick.
els 81. Prizes can he bad ON application a,
Luck's Office before 7, p. NJ.
Drawn Nos ol Pnkomoke, Glass 81
Sc | 80 - 20 Ii So - 60 &c Al IL
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware, Glass Id:
A ~ ~ 80 30 80 10 65 25 u 30 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25

WHITE SULPHUR AND SARATOGA
w WATER.-W White Sulphur and Saratoga
Wafer (CongIcss Spring, } lIe>h-ior sale by
PURCELL & LADD
We keep these waters on ice, and can supply
them al all times pleasantly cool Nav -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25

HORSE-POW Frs, &c.
TINE subscriber manufactures Horse powers
i Thrashsrs, &c. also Grants patent Wh,a,
Fan-a superior machine. For sale bv
Ill. BALDWIN,
Nav 25-C6, No. 49, II 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25

STEAMER COLUMBUS.
FOR BALTIMORE ASp EHILADELP HIA
x Ea n The COLUMBUS. Capl. Par.
- rsh will receive freight today l,r
Tue above places ill ) NJ, ard Will leave The
wharf as usual ~ 2. Nj. Passage aud fare 10
Baltimore only 50.
MAY 25-lt HENRY LUDLAM 4 co.
mr. 4. w. RODDEl, having removed H..
IL Office 10 No. II, Governors Street ocnti-
nues 10 offer his Professional services 10 The cir
zens OF Richmond and lis vicinity.
MAY 25=El
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In paolet ship Roscius from Lrsrpoot-N Dempster,
oil N I'LL Arnestmey, Nashville A Bruent. farie J
James. w James. Eng; } Lockeu Brookyn' Lockout
ing; = Resde. do HUNG Texas NJ I Johnston
Eng w Bagshsw Penn; r A Wbittskus, Eng; Mrs Ed
rcse Boston; Mrs Daniels and daughter, Brooklyn and
41 In the stecrsge.
IN he sap Wellington, from L0HdoH-Mr Roder,
Clark Ssml Flint sarah Flint Ann n Flint stephen
Pint John Flint George Flint Mary Flint Ann Rookie
Ault Jane Ault Chas II Williams. Daniel NePherson'
WIN Pearson Chss Grocer, and 262 IN the steersge
IA u.e paoktt ship Asl6Hrtoa. from Liropooi-A ho
gate Levy Levy Mr. George aud Mrs shsrPles' VIM and
Elizabeth Roberts England. L Duncan, Mrs Buckley
Mis- Jane Buckley. Miss Mary Buckley Il Go'i.ouTger
Mosk Samuel l. Fowler NJ LsmOwrenx. Albany
Mary Johnston James Douglass Scotland; Lose, Ter
many; DIR Red. ireland and Isl In the sIeersge.
n sAip SnAaRa fs Nsr OrioaRs-Mr Bredenouree
lady child and servant MIR Turner lady children sno
servant Mrs Layton. sister children ana servant mss
Po,ls Miss Steel MIR Buck. lady child and servant Mr
Garrison and lady, MIR Howell Mr. Perquina, and " In
he seerage.
N air Bazaar from RIO de JsSsiro-Count De Gsliz'
&c Butmso T. WeymsD. q Thomas
h,Aip Madonna from y Thomas, 4Vrtea--Rev J WI
sOn and lady Rev ihos Savage lazy. child and seIsl
has bark Maya.rer from Mobie--Mr ID Miner WIN
Poster Mr. Foster, John Foster and M Burgess. ,.A
bris RxdolpA from key WsSt-Messrs uooon9esu
fgMoSno p AIberty Trest. DR. Bodgett and Lady
sn Green. Mics Rich. Miss briehimsn ana s "a, "a
hk.akr Lvdia from Ny Hsst-Mr Johnson isay anu
'Aad Fisher and child Mr. DAYS, W Mi., Dyy
n ~ sckr Mary CaihGrtsS, from hsy oSss-"i' ~
VILLAINS NJ smith and LADY, steer~se' NJ.
as sehr Elisa6stA from Neao 0TeaHs-Mrs ana MISS
srirser, Miss Denham. MIA DE SrOo~ MI Do"e"'N"
81 Weed. N. l.. Bsrnbam snd X james nj,
haf soAs Neney Bishop, from Dca~a'a-Mrs DIXON
ma children, X Aston, and RAND. u.s.
hbris PedrasG from Nassau, NP-Mt Harriet sn
sest and daughter Mrs Bacon and sons, Miss Wmd
has Ibompsoo. Miss Fuzzy Mr. Cook and servant John
Aud. A Adams and Casiss n4Ia
htk> bris Corasaa from Ponce, (PR)-hr friensro,
6Eehewarney and servant Miss \ Eenewsfney MS MS
re EchewMney, Mrs NJ Rogers Miss N's'''
h r Rogers. ,, ~
ha< Br bark Rorer, from EHtA1e-J Wees Thomas
ssAer, VIM Ditibury lady, children and servant
nsses Caroline Elizabeth, Amelia Mary ana sIs s1s
Weed. Nessr. 5 q Hlsgs J Bsrnside, DR. } w Alon
y md servant
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=. GR1ND HEALTH EXCURSION 90


.yt O.st OF New. Eng and.-A large cOmmOdioas. fast
s ling chip Of about 40 burden, vii he httsd
ont from Boston Tor Grand Health Excursion Tor nss
ids o he Of New England on Or soou! he 5sh or
lOlh Of July, 1871 ., ,
az se. Voyage win surf Bathing and oce.siona shore
exercise snd add to his sest variety Of incident BY
visiting al principal places Of resort % he Northern
TS- vesseI vii be hued for the excursion In tho
liberal manner will be PLACED under he command Of
Al Old and experienced Coat PILOT AID SAILING master
apd viii be furnished win al the necessary bJsls aad sp
psat. FOR fishing, foSng shower and surf baIhinx he
skffl physciAn viii also accompany The petition, 10
.reat upon any persoEs who may nedd bis aid
slifi COOKS snd plenty Of attentive servants wiz De
ergaged-snd men experienced in tshing ane io~ins 70
...n managing the bOs 70 direct the sports Of ms sea
20 sdvange aad 70 suppy Of fsh brts
ard yams when beyond the reach OF markets
proposed vist Of he most Interesting POfH
sands fasriOca ole retreats sod hshioz aud lowing
gr0Uuts on The Of New from Cope Cod 70
he Mscsere and Cod Fishing Fleets. lne lass on The
Gr,sd Backs and he best osng p.sces about zoe mouh
o. TIE 81 Lawrence
The Advantages OF such Excursion 70 persors addicted
WITH Biious and Nervous dsorders Dyspepsia Deoiliy
ard general derangemeut Of health. enscaion, oss Of
appetite and oher chronic disorders of Ike ehATseter
cannot be too b ghly estimated.
The proposed voyage viii occupy about air weeks
TIE Price u tickets viii DC 500 Tor each berth, ncuting
board The privilege q boats. ioss baihs, and every
other corEerirrcs for eroynent Ech he vessel AcOfcs
TIE number u berihs 10 ID case exceed oue bun
csrt AIKEN therefore hose who wish to bsThs
will 90 well 70 apply ct cncsL
Psrsons wishing 70 0btsnfAher Information respecting
I,e voyage 70 sscnre berths nay apply By etter
olhersise 10 J. g. HOU0HTOS.ls SAFEST Bostos, who
WI. sss - AssrI sor 10 Asaagefs lsls ,nsskkW
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fashionable Clothing Stores.


GENTLEMEN SUMMER WEAh
nUR STOCK Uf reasonable euos conirr sing he latest
" AMI styles IN the msfse 10 offered for
imposition under me assurance that The same -odesvors
which have elected very liberia share ~ paIronss- will
be .xered 10 give satisfaction In he style snd make OF
garments In particular would commend 10 the silen'
ton Of those 10 proved the truth ~ our assertions
IN reference Nc superior cut u pansoOns We ens
bed To furnish our assortment u Cassiner-s and Drl
lng. and hose In wsnt Of light and airy garment,
several highly approved sty lee of Sacks
FROM The particular stt-nro On directed 10 Army and Ma
Wy work, Uniforms hmlshed IL strict conformity ~
r.gu and have all hand goods 10 or
the requirements 81 s srsdes Of the service
VIM. T. JENNINGS co. Drspers and Tsors,
s22isn 81 Broadway. American Hotel
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DAWBARN & SON,


10 aolds a. Liverpool
r. sole Agents Tor Nickols Registered Psietot' 70
spectfy call The attention " Merchants Captains, and
visitors 10 Liverpool TO the extensive alterations In their
premises rendered necessary by the great Increase OF
business they beg TO slate that having sdoptsd me
OF Immediate cash payments. they enabled cOnsfera
by to reduce their scale Of prices observing al he same
time that the quality and manufacture Of their goods WIZ
he In no respect inferior bu. will maintain the high char
acer for excellence it, and workmanship, they have h1h-
enO been esteemed Tor
DAWBARNk SON Msrchsnt Tslors,
mv4 2aw9mTuGThIss 10 Bold-sL Liverpool
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. =, hbs over the receipts Of the corresponding year.
,s,.,p,s Of Corn % far period Of IS days nsvlga-
-. within So bushels Of the entire receipts last
F~-ss allowing insuraces were made in Boston on
q, ,.rro Of the Mary Ellen. los, in the China Sea -
q. ,IzeOo; Suffolk. sToo; Neptune. $1,000 ; Ma
- 300: Mercantile Marine $500; Washington 500
,.resp $4,000 Boyles,on SIS 300. Franklin $40 CO.,
,.,,ont $1,000; Boston. $40 900 Merchant $4,000;
s.,uscturers' $4,000 United States $4,000 Beside
a. ipsarance 10 Boston on the ship already ascertain
= here were two hundred and fifty on board.
x.fh 10 not sscertsined where II 10 insured.
TIE income Of the Worcester Railroad for the
-. dix months has exceeded by $4,000 that Of the pre-
,sus ok months. dividend Of per cent has been
pclued
fhe Western Railroad stock is selling at III and
,srds Thi. corporation has voted an increase OF ca
~ stock 10 the amount Of $4,000 for the purpose Of
..lne the important improvement Of laying twelve
u. Of doubs track and Of making large increase Of
. stock of locomotive engines and Of freight cars de-
.,s5 hv the Increased business Of the road
coupterfeits upon the Haverhill, Mass Bank
-. sooeared which are altered from Western bro
10 Bspk
The Baltimore Money Market continues 10 an
.s condition.