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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-05

F0T me enquirer.
Among the various nominations for the Senate
OF The Uniled States, The writer oil these lev hasy
lines would most cordially second that Of John
Winston Jones of Chesterfield Were every
voter in the State personally acquainted with MIR.
Jones, and had knowledge OF his sntire fitness
Tor the station in erery respect, and the election
were left 10 them, there would be no difficulty in
determining upon whom this honor would fall
His Fri: nds cannot willingly give up this epponu-
nifty of making an effort TO advance their iavofie
politician. They claim for him crery qualfca-
lion necessary TO fill The office. This he would
do, with no less honor 10 himself than 10 his own
native Stale and 10 The whole Union. II would
afford The deepest and most hearted! qualification
to those who knOc his worth 10 see that his poli-
ca promotion was upward and onward as his me-
rts demand. His friends come, therefore, most re-
specially, imporiunng our legislators 10 look
,reA TO The extraordinary claims OF our much
loved, respected, and highly gi!Ied Jones. W.
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THE VAN NESS CASE.

We have already referred TO the singular re-
snlt Of this extraordinary case, which was dis.
missed, the Court refusing 10 lei il go before the
Jury, on the ground that there was not sufhcien
evidence adduced 10 render it even probable lha,
valid marriage between the parties had taken
place. The decision TO Us looked like strange
usurpation by the Court of the province OF the
Jury, which is 10 weigh the eridsnee for them
selves. One Of the Jurors peremptorily refused
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u. 1,J,,o,< n ne E.nua,er

To US EduOTS ~ tfc 1s'f''t'' >.
Gentlemen IL suppose you nave snd,eu ~
the gay and happy scenes tnat are sehsians gu,
,oved during Tie Christmas hoydays, whefe you
nave or.ouen The toll and anxiel'es, as conuue'o''
NJ polilr al press, during the past, and WIN re-
new,d strength and bright hopes commence Sou'
editorial campaign Tor The new year.
Surprising you 10 he ENJOYING INA. nlppJ s'a'e
M mind | send you lew lines in relation 70 a
o,,.,ac, ahout which so much has been SAID in
vnnr paper that tear your patience and mat Of
yonr readers have become exhausted. al,ude
!, me Senatorial election 10 supply the place oil
wm s. Archer, ESQ from the fourth Of March
n.YI IN The Senate OF the United States.
| confess | feel proud that The names oil 50
many talented. hieh-minded and honorable gen.
r,mcn have been brought 10 The notice Of The Le-
oisla,u,e from whom selection is 10 be made.
have !oosed carefully over The State oi Virginia
n soarch Of an Individual best calculated 10 DIS
,haroe the great and important duties OF that o.
nee and conscienioulsy believe that John w.
Ion,s Is thai man. Mr.. Jones is gentlemen Of
rbe highest order OF talents, great experience IN
he various duties Of member ot Congress +;
6rn as are the mountains about Jerusalem, in
MS opinion of The great principles 9th Consll-
rn,ion as interpreted by our Republican fathers;
>, no,ished manners; in eloquence unsurpassed;
/, mind ca pable OF mastering any subject; respected
and bcoye,, by his polilica friends throughout The
n : and nrIp. We! mild. and courteous, 10 those
Who 'linef With nm IN political opinions.
ioubl not his election would give entire saisiac-
non to a large majority o the people oi Virginia
/ 90. tho legislature l. send Mr. Jones 10 the Sc
nate u the United Sia~s, and | verify believe
that no meme. who votes for him will ever have
cause 10 regret Il. G.
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For he enquirer.
TIE COURTS-TRE EVIL, AND THE
REMEDY.

REMEDY
II is agreed on all hands that the present delays
of business in the Court of Appeals without a
parallel here or elsewhere-are an evil OF griev-
Gus magnitude, which ought, if possible, TO be Ie-
NEEDED BY legislative action. This is certainly
a point ganed-tor when men concur in admit
ting and deploring common evil, they are like
" TO set themselves 10 work in good earnest 10 re-
move it. lrus; that this oppressive grievance
by far The greatest under which the Common
wealth suffers-is TO receive from The present LIE.
gislalure the attention il deserves-and that al
least an effort will be made 10 accomplish re-
form which all men OF all parties concur in de.
manding.
shall no, undertake 10 point out all the causes
Of this delay, or the hes, mode of removing them.
Many causes, no doubt, concur, some Of which
are perhaps beyond The reach of legislation. The
Court has jurisdiction OF cases involving only
$780, and all restraint upon appeals, in the way
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-05

The case of Edgar Barziza, member off Capt.
SCOTS company Of Volunteers, charged with The
"murder," by slabbing, Of William Sharp, on the
night Of the 2S.h December, came up before
Mayor Lambert Yesterday but was postponed
till Today, in The absence o. The Witnesses Re-
bert G. Scott ESQ. is counsel for The accused
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fcorresnondence OF The Baltimore SUM-

PHILADEApHiA, Jan. 3, P. Nj.
The weather continues delightful, though II is
4 liule cooler than ii was on Saturday.
There is nothing OF local interest stirring TO-
day. nor have we received anything by The Vati-
Gus telegraph lines. ,..o
Saturday last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-05

In publishing the following call for a Conven-
ton in the Buckingham Congressional District
we take occasion to express our sincere regret,
tina, The district is about 10 be deprived oil The
valuable services OF Edmund w. Hubbard ESQ.,
MIR. H., by his dgni6ed and courteous bearing,
strong mind and searching scrutiny into political
questions, especially into The laws Of trade, has
won The respect Of his associates in Congress and
conferred honor upon his native State. While
we are so:ry 10 part with Mr.. H., whose repeat
"a election SHOWS liz finn hold he has upon his
constituents, We appeal 10 the Democrats oil The
district 10 lose no time in selecting competent
and popular successor 10 MIR. H. Lei them as
scnblc in Convention at the time appointed, and
with single eye IL The success Of their principles,
nominate tho proper man:
M Nr 4 nnoorraaSle Mr.. Hubbard, having signi-
fed his determination 10 decline being candi-
date for reelection in The Buckingham Congress
sional District, ard 1t being important that can
didae should be in the field at as early day as
practicable, our Democratic Republican fellow
citizens are respectfully requested 10 send full de-
legations from each county 10 convention IN
Farmville, on The 9Th day Of January 1917, 10
select a candidate MANY VOTERS.
Farmville, January lS47.
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MARINE JOURN NAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORk
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Packet chip Argo, Anthony, fun Havre. May 70 to
Nm Whitlock j.
Packet ship EUROPE Marshall fn Liverpool 18th May
tnd.e 10 { n Msgshal-ls9 passengers eOto inst, on
Georges Shosls spoke ship Courier TN Msrseiles for
NNors. IS days cut
shio Hud.Sn. Buekmsn. 50 dc I'm Glasgow, 10 Durham
s. D!mon--S7 passengers
ship Legranse Hssy, 81 ds tm Newry 10 ballast ~
,..tsyl5O passengers Sth inst lat ~ long 81 saw =
no 10 l.ewsfd water ged and bark with signal OF
distress hyipg same time ssw BARK steering 'O"Nu
sh,o Arcoe Hoodless y De fm Liverpool mdse 10
Chsmoerl.in & Phelps "a passengers
sbsp Atlantic Rose ~ Is fun Liverpool ssii &c "
Stanton & Frcst-2s2 passengers .a,.
Hsmourg ship ~ Thomas Packet peterson " as in'
H.vro IN b.l.s, 10 Taylor Merriil--lVo passengers
BARK cyn,his smith 81 ds fin Liverpool iron TO SIN
hen & ircosde
Norwegian bark Trident schmidt IS do I'm Hamburg
IN ballast " schmidt a. Bslchen.
Bark Sharon. Lucas "a Dc fm Plymouth, Ems in ns'
asst 20 mssser-ios s,eersse passengers.
Swedish brig Sir Charlie. Forbes huoze. a. De I'm
-tockh holm ircn. 10 Beck a kenhsrdt
Rris Monroe Watts. tn Cienf1esos. Cuba. "a inst
s.r 10 Mathews & Co. sailed In eompsny BRIG Fac
-, tor R.lumorr. Left brigs Nozzle Deuang di.ch'g
Ti..oo, Ratmore aeon schr Clara 70 ssil INA days
81 olive. Of Haven. Anger, al ds fm Belfast In
ballast 10 master - 4, r. ~.
as.ss...n q Hunter Left bark Phisns, Tor Nfork
80 hriss Yucatan. do. soon Moxeiie do Joaquin,
sssd,.h er:e Minoaa. Lsndsren. fni Go'ienears VIA
boston. In ballast 10 order , 400. .,.. q,
schr Kinssod, LOOMS. 20 d. fm NOr'esn'' e0'o' !"
order -, A.. rhons.,oa
sebr Tranquil wesser, de I'm Boston. nd'e' 70 mas
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THE THREE VOICES.

WHAT saith the Past 20 thee Weep!
Truth is departed
Beauty hath died like the dream OF sleep,
Love is faint hearted
Triies OF sense, the profoundly unreal
Scare from our spirits Gods holy ideal
80. as funeral bell slowly aud deep,
So tolls the Past % thee Weep!
How speaks the Present hours Act
WAlk, upward glancing
so shall thy footsteps In glory be tracked,
Slow but advancing.
scorn not the smalluess OF daily endeayor
Let the great meaning ennoble It ever
Droop not o er efforts expended IN vain
Work as believing that labor is gam
What doth the Future say Hope
Turn thy face sunward
Look where the light iriDges the Tar rising slope
Day cometh onward.
Watch Though so long be twilight delaying
Let the first sunbeam arise on thee praying
Fear not, for greater is God by thy side
Than armies OF Satan against thee allied
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
DID Con so WILL 1T :
YLTzs COOK.

m God o. wiliitf Truth 10 IN the tone
a., 40 srrsigns the evil deros Of man,
a. .or.biu~rs a. the Eternal Throne
eyin br,sthe IL forth In face Of mortal osn
- -, Al. seems that crowd upon our eyes,
e'.,.iog the bosOm but T. chsie and chilli
"a 80 ,hal care nor feel the question rise-
gu Did God 90 will ~
III. holy word typed BY the gentle bird
Ofholy D. ace. IA often yelled sround
49, 80 a., c,y-scArng while 'tis heard.
e.',,ns ~ bsyine where bold thought !. found.
Re m~rciivlr IL the divine oeoest
p,i..ts 9TH the mission. hoV do ye iulnA ~
b's" - "'' Did God 90 mhi
-rbered.skinned savage holds bis hunting held
A. Szsure's heritage oy human law
Cootent with Whist the oush and river yield,
ri. rugged ~igwzfn and hi tswny seua"
But the smooth snit~f,ce drives him 'ses and osck
1T nj. voice teI Of right aud might shall SUI IL
TN bis free steps are thrust from their own uAA
Did God 90 vii ~
Tns heirs Of fortune eat drink. laugh. and sleep.
Scarce knowing Winters cold from summer neat
tfsn.e contrast the lank pinched forms thstcre'
Win rO0hess heads and bleeding. hearthessise'
While ss,sd Wealth reclines 20 Gull ana slP sn..
where me full feast il decked with hpwery MET
Wonder and Hunger ak with moody Up
Did God 80 Will ~
Tss ~ question when the coward hsDd
Desl. needless anguish 10 the patient brute
p,oYd uprsbt thing OF clay. thou hsdst command
To raie but no, 10 torture the poor mute.
When thou would Il urge Tue Grave tW'u " n ta'At
Knowing the mean. iBhumsn work will Kill II,
Nearest not thou the voice OF conscience ask
Did God q will III
Crime clothed In greatness holds woDdrous claim
On the worlds tenderness-'ts few will dare
TO call foul conduct by ia proper name
When II can prowl and prey Ia golden lsir
But let the paup,r ,in-Virtue, disgraced' ,..
Bears high seat and Vengeance stern riu't M H.
Justice. thy bandage 10 not fairly placed
Did God 90 will III
.Tis Al question 10 be put b. man
When be would tram, le hearts already sac
Reckless what pressing tCisls crowd the spsn
OF Others dsys-so tina, his own 10 glad
I'll broad taxing but the chsiness mind
VIII dare T. raise the deubtings that shall tnrii II
lnquinng oft mid factions base and blind
Did God so will IL
Who can look out upon the earth. and see
Much thatis there without startling fear
That Man has dsrkly act ths upas tree
Where Nature gave bin vineyard fruits 10 ref'
sOrro. opvressi0n. carnage, madness, pain
Read toe worlds record-note how these shsl ~ y,
shrink not but question straight with heart and orain
Did God go will III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

POVERTY IN THE CRY OF PARis-Ihe enorts
made ny the city authorities of Paris during the Pss sN
months 20 relieve the poor have been very great Inc
Obsot which they aimed bss been 10 enable the poor
20 obtain bread cheaper rate than the market price
They have already Expended eleven hundred thousand
dollars and nearly hundred thousand more VIII be
required before harvest On the hrs OF May mere Were
425 40 persons Ia n population of yi5 ~, who Were
NUMBERED as receiving bread tickets This is almost
,n. half the population OF the whole city The De0ais
presents the following statement of the population me
number nroled ss paupers and the number receiving
hresd tickeu IN IL surprising picture
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ksaal Eotifts.
sTRrus am NARRrAcEs.

<
y sg or R. siry ~ M.rri.ge, Bir b. I'D D-s,n' i'
re ciy AID Coonlv Of SrwTsE for ne state o. NeN-
SECTION Itshs f- tte f-v r@rz7ri.-. us-s'rsiss
s. &c t1- Cry in.orfur. urd-f -Fqrop az
h-sts, an a 'srh form. - st b. BE- sy NJ
r-is-y y slsis. The banter % BIB H. hAAN - =
srd DEATHs witch have o--l-r-t In mir disin-i' -
spectv-ly dIfins each 'esr preceding gre h-s'ony 7,
u.fy, M noaih 80 Gay ~ lh-r orrlff enc- ". 49,
thu " ne parents ~ .ch chi 1re7 born curing N
year he ser. -oo- ard nam-s u ne chilf-n $50
r-sitenl ~ M ntlc-r or c-r -f iial - -
nsee ceremony 10 css-s y manage, &c sse - ne
suus 80 ft sl have married or died during - 80
ssli, ard ihr psrtirl ~ f-e.s- or c7i-- pr - -
Tn report = a. Marriages snf births ln lr 'tg o'
YUrE shs be reported ci-~cl 90 me- CiF ln'p clli ~
o. IRE i n0 physician ur r.c tii- l = " -
bIrh l-n the parent. ths b- r-qsrrd io f-pofl ~ 20
C v Inspector with. one month sr1 81 Deans To ir ey
u New ork .h1 1- r-Pored o 10 Cly insPe'''' 50 "
pr go 20 every ue-k
So I. .h., ~ he 8stv ~ --,gsrr-r msgisirate'
ard other p-rt1ns vho pe-lrr lre marr-- c-rri us u
Es-p registry " t1- marriage -nfaI-i ny u( 80
o. ascer air a. fzr - prscticsD AM no1- th- -
birth and NJ efr re-ir enr-s IN such r~fistf1 it'l'
d1Iy 0f physicians sn1 pr0f-fsursi mllN We =" 49,
registry ~ h- .evrrz births which hry We $3.50
pruf-s lOnaIY ard t.- rn- ~ s-cn hiu,'eA r. ~,
ih- resi = .1- parents and rfFsr a. VIZ l1e -
tended 6-cess-d p-rsaos n their at .csn-'r -
Wfo have u-.ciater 81 .r- ful~rz', an4 -rAt'
buried d-c~s--d persons o keep registry OF tn- l1i
ard residence y such 1ec-sset persons ana INC @
OF their ie4h-. t
II iii oe sen By the above hist c~rFymen nag.usie.
&c required io report once molN 20 ne Cliy
TOR q 10 p4rslus married - ben Tll pN.et4ais - d.
name age, hirthp ac- place of resl-eh-e oi INC PAi'
married. where married. &c. ~. 49,. 49,
Phgsicians and miwives VIII also perceive ia %
sr- required o. report Al births, ne EEK ALa clo, l
name znd -s.1erc- y the parents and 10 cas- h~fe u
rhv.csr or midwife 10 attend znce th-n the parents oil
he chill are 20 report lac birth % me OS InsPVl''i
one month sfrr $500 ID,
The Cifv Inao@ctor ". WHILE, Cry Inspector
CITY In.periof'. Office, June l8, 1917. l--I Iln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

PASSENGERS ARRIVED

"a at paoSa sAip Arso, FROM Harrs-kdN Chnde, Cath
ain. NJ Lee Childc. Ed Lee Childe, Chide Mary !
Chide of Boston; N Sslter, Joseph Dunbar, Mrs :
Dunbar MISTER II l. dunbar Neville ciord bsriell
~ mos n I,wrrnce. NewNork A Ritcnie + Cool
idse Boston; wm Norris Philadelphia, and 300 IN the
sccrago- d.
IN IA NorHeayiaa bayk Tridsst from Ha@Slys-f
Schlos.ipser aad family and 100 IN the sseersge
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Goal

L,OR sALR-lo or 5000 Tons Of White Ash Coal
The subscriber 10 prepared TO deliver by ih7 ca
nal eilher 10 Philadelphia N-w-Yors board The
Port Caribou from 10 20 5oQ tons cf waite Ash
Coal during the season, om hs coi-ry a. - Clair MIL
Cr--k-hs quality % which guaranteed ~ ne very
hesg I'd IN the careful manner Application
made letter directed 10 foggsvile. VIII have imn-di
ate sltenuon. nj SIN DAVID ChibLAS
onon Tons WHITE ASH, ches.nu. or ,lsli out
DVOV Coal suitable Tor driving steam, To- sale by he
cargo or from yard BY he single too low price AP
DIV 10 T. STOKES DlCkERsON,
Ids and ~ Anfh1ny-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

DArEH-uN AND kA,fAPO Rsilrs-a ~. - S. -
ii 10 ContfsctorS-fToposas Will be received on ~
SON day u June. ms Tor nc grading ma cry sno DO
~ os pat Of the rss.sson and RsmsPo Rsiiose ca
a distance Of shout IA mites
1sos prokles and spseac .ons may be found 81 zoe tn
,..s. ofce PAxrson, where every Necessary inioTms
doc win be given bell Isl >. W. ALLEN, Ensinesf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

SUPPLIES or NILK Tor the Aims Hou'e Depart
= mert s.d proposal. viii be- received BY he Com
mi.sIonrr. al office in the Psrkt unui O'CLOCK NJ
of th- 25lh met for supplying. fr lie use Of me AIMS
House Department such Qu tnUrs OF Pure NIB a. may
De- rrlufed Tor year commencing on The Let day 81
July next and be- subject tn such examination ana M
,ptDn a. The COMMITS. direct and 10 meet bis
approval 10 every spect Bonds ia the penal sum ~ one
tht the estimated amount Of the contact, with two "a -
ties whose nsma. with their 10 writing lhs ne
OF making the offer. Will be required.
NJ. q LEONARD, Commissioner.
Once Of Comm ssioner of Ams-house
New YnIk. June Do I8il lelIl41
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farms for Sale.


- FOR SAIE-A uAcl II 10000 sores Of good land,
situated N SEWER County STATE Of Tenbessee with.
- 10 shout SIS " % miles q he City u ROCKVILLE Said
land. are " he very best description " " anes -
fartaer particulars spp.y 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECkEki
i-.4IS Aucuoneer srosd-sL
- FIRu FOK SALE, % exchange FOR cisy proper.
y or business-A productive farm 10 ne o~h ~
- Hun.ingfon lhrre niles from STEAMBOAT landing a.
North Port eve miles from railroad a. Deer Park consist
ug Of s. acres - Of which covered with wood The
fam beautifully s.usted ard 10 high siate OF elluYa'
uon producing grsin n al Kinds The dive ing nolss
and oGi bal ding. al good. Fl1t o. Al mos. s' ~,
grape 10 fl bssriug. snt ne best OF "atef Fo'
farh-r psrticu asucuire fno1ne Once ~ -.e IN
ga FAM FOX -ALk-ln nc plessAat village
~ Of Liberty Comet ; Co, y J. eOn1sllifs % sefes
49, u II ln com In 0sIs no Vteai, VI pOAioes X
OF rasAso~ 10 % timber, ne bssuc- q psst1re The
stowe good soy farm 10 The 81 Of J. hfs, rse
~ cling house containing IL rooms and good Dry C ar
fruit u al kinds sad u The lest qualify barn earsss
house coV-hoase conerb snd 81 n-css.a,y o. .li--
nom A " 20 : P. sno Thursday uptl r " a. ~
Northern Hofe 'oot Of Corsnist Oh-f dys 70 ia- y
.,.re A., So acres d hr.i land 10 Lewis County
Tor s.i. or rrc1snge ieio Inn
r1yAIUAHI.E sbd beaauiul farm f0r sAle = bar
~ ssin 90 Loug lsaDd y a.. - from iae ely coutan
- 81 serr. part ood snd The resi- 10 h1- s!sie "
eulIival.u, plenty u good run iIse inoaefa p-lh
~ vi,hip 1. fnea Those wishing purchase farm
hk could Dot better en.eye. For farthsr psriisgaI.
,oogife u John WALKER. 81 Lgol0s.L CHARLES
saKFR, I5l E.ser o. Or A D. BALDWIN, no Broad
vsy ~
SaAT PKIyATE sALE-Ths Grssi Captain. "a
4rd aud The !WO Lit,le Capsins Island 10 longs,
~ sound 10 Weschester County, colislnns 10
acre. N yod srsi an1 suitable for psrlng Of -isfs
o5 tfe Great Csp1,n .s,i .arg- Pond vel sdzpled
a. nutug Of oy.i-r. ore bali " ~ purchase Holry
can remain bond sne monss- sqr tafher PAfIc4Af'
.DoIy 10 ANTHONY }. BLEECkEk, Agcuon--r,
Broad o.
s~fAhnIN,. LANDS IN NIkGIN1A-l5ooo
- scfes u .nc In DOddnck- County western VIZ
us embracing u farms u loo 80 ARES each, on
~ vssrs u Mdd- lssnd River copies u survey and
f.4 note. 1r farm vii - furnished ne puc1Assfs
Th-se farm. miles from ne County 90 o. sod y
fom sisgersse % he Ohio River. The ssLs tlfnpks
AZ oher roads psss through pan Of ihs and " ana
from ONO RIVER Lilo.
Th- sol Il % th- best quality ard ADAPTED % fasit
Cora Whest. hemp, &c. TIE ard g VEL ln1sf-l1 si.
walnut beech, slgar-msple, en- &c Il 5 80
flet for zraxug. 5egrral " nese ANS - - -
.tse % caIuvsuor- Tile intispgisoe ef .SSsza1
terms made easy. Apply 10 w - ,'.v,S.t N Y.
myl5 -
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~UoU..ToNIC RAILROAD.
-

n
49, Flr Punhsd North Adams VIII 80
lismsiown, Bennington, Rutland,
Lebanon Sprngs &c via the Housasonic Rsllrosd-sun
mer Auang -tneut, commencing Monday. June H. me
steamer MOUNTAiNtER. Capt VIM H. Ffslee, vii
leave New-Yorh from he pier foot OF Msfs.lst p H.
daily sundays excepted a. 81 O'Clock NJ Tor Shdgepot
where passengers ske the eegsni and conmodous css
on he Hous.tOnic Railroad arriving At The Stale Line he
junction with the Western Ailrosdl at hat past 0cock
i ~ 10 time TO lake the cars East West Fare 10 he
stste Line, -
~ Slsges mn IN connection with the Cars to lee Len
OK Old St0cGbrdge. Curlsvile, Winsled aud NorioN-
Fare through, 81 Also 20 Litchhed, Woodbury. Danbuiy
and Rsthei
In the -ea-oa by which passengers from New fofs can
reach his place by daylight with more comfort and eN
peduo aud with less expense lhnn by any other route
~ New York pas.en gers have tho privilege Of stopping
over day 10 Bridgeport
No Agent of h- Company 10 authorized To- tsse charge
specie bank notes. valuable papers or 10 receive
them Tor sportstOn on any condition.
Freight received At The depot Al the foot ~ Msfaets
from O'Clock A. M. 10 q O'Clock O. NJ fthkf'
mysu Agent, Office on The pier.
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81 n ni Fi S'H f6a h q Sn AZ sssa

sSyr OHgRN, JON HEkDMAS, AN {asafS1k
eo~p.r Of Dover and 81 WesJG Of Rector United
STATE. and European Emigration Ohees and western
m ,-galsr PncEet-ship. sal a, follow. To and from
London ou the lat sth 18Th sad 1ih VI each monih 70
.nd fom Liverpool On ne lss eia ln, loh .ss apS
Mobile weekly, - Charleston weekly 70 5aYsnbaD'
weekly Texas, twice month f0f h.yro snd ne
Gsmsn Belgian and Holland pOrs, vessels sal on nell
Appointed days Passage can alec be engaged from Ly-
erpoo % sny n ne British Sorth American pors snd 70
B1.,. Pal '-f~lpha Baltimore and New Orleans. direct
The subscribers having had ong experience IN ne bust
o,s are prepared " oder every facility 70 those wishing
us.sag- 10 Or from any Of the above pDns, and bills ~
9rctange can b. furnished payatie throughout 0fess
Rrsin and Ireland well a. On the continent " E1f0p.
Der. have aDeqused snang me ns for ne ~
passengers, BY he different routes, VIZ 10 Dr. 49,
and the nlefuedis.- landings. snd al Psrs ~ s On
sdas, Chicago, Milwaukee, Baltimore rIsDD,-IsZ1 "a
ennsd, e. Louis &c &c. ~ ste4rlhosls f-ah I
canslboss Of the arsi Glars and great care or
that passengers viii NEE. with 20 delay OF m a.
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I-riioo Sof barber BafsicsiArs spp.y a.
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sss& 80 NJ, tf.'r TREAD. 10 any p-fi % n7 = =
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- eafJrg ard cOnvsuence u passengers hey are con-
1900 sy s-a Of experience and nos Surpassed -
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