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LOTTERIES.
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aGLsTS FOR
ID. PAINE y CO.. al NAGESS,
RICHMOND, vIIGISla

GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1919
IN Baltimore on Saturday, June l6,h isia. &c Nns.,
- drawn.
Grand Capitals
1900 1905, &c.
Tickets sl0-shares in proportion Certificate OF a
package oil Whors Sl3O-shares IN proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass M. 20, TO be
ntawh III baltimore on Saturday, June aJd, loi9.-
IS Nos, l3 drawn.
Grand Scheme:
prize Of $4,000, prize .! $4,000
sO,Wb 1905
10000 90 1uO
$500 &c. &C.
Tickets SlO-siarcS IN proportion. Certificate Of
package Of whnles SI2n-sharr, IN proportion
Stlsqueianna Canal Lottery, Glass No. 30 for lsig
In br drawn in Baltimore, Maryland, on Wednesday
June 9Th. IS Nos, IL drawn.
Grand Scheme:
prizes of SIS 900 prizes Of Sl,5UO
! 5000 l,2lS
1900 % . |, 900
llckots Sl0-shares n proportion. Certificate Of a
package OF whors Sl3O-share, In proportion
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 30, 10 be drawn
on Saturday, June Both, 1919, At Baltimore. 70 Nos,
prizsof sso,ouo prizes Of $4,000
! 1861 1000
lqu00 40 900, &c.
package OF wholes siGj--sllares In proportion.
VI orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
ilckeis ih the above, orn any Lottery drawing
dliiy, price ol Iicketsrom 81 10 $780, under
nagemen. ~, address ns.or Z. w. PURCELL,
Nav 1G
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FuNHE suDsCrlDtT OHeIS ~ pIFdlc lHo Farm upon
j which he resides, called HILTON, formerly own
ed by Lewis Hill, Esq OF Richmond. II contains ne,
acres Of which there 100 Of MassapnnnaI bot
tom land free from overflow, aud thoroughly drained
during the past year-l5U acres al arabic land, gently
rolling-and the remainder in fine timber such white
oak and hickory. The fields all we'll enclosed aud
watered and the farm generally IS III high Of
cultivation
The improvements consist Of comfortable Dwelling
House, Kitchen, Smoke House, Dairy, and four good
Cabins, with large Stable. two Corn iou SEES. Car
rage House, and an Ice House well filled The Dwell
ling house pleasantly situated upon elevated site,
and has tine yard and productive Garden attached
There Is well OF excellent in the yard and
farm select Orchard ofhree hundred apple trees with
other choice fruit.
HILTON adjoins the lands of Messrs. Walker Roy
and Thomas VERIFY, and is distant about six miles from
Fredericksburg, over fine road II offers the induce
of Ataith and fertility 10 any one in want of
farm.
The subscriber will se the growing crops with the
farm. They consist OF seventy bushels If selected
wheat, now looking well corn crop % Cd, ,ec crop
lie wishes 10 sell the place for reasons Of domestic
nature will take uers moderate price and grant an
accommodating credit. IL desired lie viii sell NJ hs
same time the Stock, Farming Utensils, &C, and hue
the Servants upon the farm for The remainder OF the
year Persons wishing to purchase are invited to view
The premises WM kNOS
~ B-John l.. Marye, Jr., Of Fredericksburg, - au-
thorized by me sell the Farm, and will give any in
formation that NAV be sought June e-clm
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PROF. BRANCH'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, AT PRINCE EDWARD c. H..
TIME next session will commence on the first DAY OF
j June and end on the fourth wednesday In eep-
TENDER.
The course Of studies embraces all the subjects usu'
ally tau pht in the best Seminares Of the kind.
The location ia remarkably healthful-the buildings
new and commodious having been erected with refer
ence to Female School. 40.
TERMs-Board, for the sesson, $40; Tuition, .sl2;
Music, SIS. NAY ll-o.I.
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Lives insured l24
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLisY FREEMAN, Actuary.
gT Applications Tor insurance in Richmond
t,re made al The Baptist Book Depository, No.
203, Main street.
Doctors F. w. Hancock and A. G. Workman,
Medical Examiners.
June 9 : DAT CHAS. WORKMAN, Agt.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

RICHMOND COLLEGE.
rrHE Trustees will elect, on the l4th OF July, fro
i lessor OF Mathematics, a Professor oil Naturai
Science and Tutor OF the Academic Department
These officers will be expected begin their duties on
the ist of October. Their salaries will be paid out oil
the proceeds Of an invested fund, and the tuition lees
Of the students Communications may be addressed to
The subscriber who will furnish all needed nforma-
lion, aud will lay the testimonials Of each applicant be-
fore the Board Of Trustees RO. RYLAND,
June SIT Richmond, Va.
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TINE DRESS BOOTS.-We have received
r another splendid lol Of Miles superior noos'
Also, fine dress Shoes and gentlemen SrgIsi''
For sale by PUISEi
May 80
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\DIEs' DRESS GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
TUESDAY, June IL, l6i9
Owen 4 Ballard

Lave JUST received from auction and on conslen.
III msnt, the following bargains in Ladies' Dress
Goods, which win be sold of al great bargains:
Lawns all colors, 10, l2s. shilling and finer
Linen Lustres, shilling, zoe and finer
Fashionable Barge, IS, 37a and finer
Plaid Ginghams, l2A shilling and nner
Orqandie Lawns, 25c and higher
New and beautiful Lace co'd Muslins
Bargains in Batiste Ginshams
Mo,1rninr and half mourning Ginghams and Ca'icoes
Also 1000 pieces CaIcoes, all pricos from cts TO Tie
finest made
Likewise 81 white Grape Shawis, plain and embro'-
d-rsd NJ prices from IS 10 some extra rich
We are receiving goods from the North. ana being
consigned we will sell them wholesale or retail, NJ
very reduced prices. OWEN & BALLAhp,
June 10 l4l Eagle Square
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We have 10 store, Just received q be- utiful lot
i LADIES' handsome Dress Cater Boos of the
a,est style. PUTNEY s. WATTS.
June IL
uGRLEY'S OFFIC E, No. loi, East Main
II Street.
To those who Of hard times complain,
HURLEY says "come try again !"
Tsc more prizes al HURLEY'S; zone was TAX
en- and the other left."
Dawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery. Glass %, for
June 6lh lowest prize $40.
"A % q 8 So Is 20 Is 55 "a 46 II 80.
Waol- Tickle, "a 80, 500 returned; quar-
.t - y i6 So. 500 sold and paid BY
HURLEY.
Dawn Nos OF Monoasalia Lottery, Glass y,
June !:
:. l9 CO IS As % II Sc III 81 81 50 % "a.
Tcss Nos 81 SO 80 another prize SOLD BY
HURLEY.
Drawn Mes. Mononsaia, 70:
50 60 &c 20 IA 81 4 II 20 "a l Sc 3 rs.
UESDAY-Capitals: $4,000, 10 900, 5000,
5000, 300, 1924, S OF 1000, &c. 70 Nos. IL
.lasn. Tickets SIS.
WEDNESDAY-Capilals: S35 600, $4,000,
5000 5000, 1000, 226O. 40 of 1000, Sc. rs Nos,
|! .;awu Tickets $40.
THuRSDAY-Capiais: $50 900, 5000. 1000.
| ,l5Q, To-: 800, &C, &c. DO Nos, IL drawn
FalDAY- Capitals; $4,000, 5oOo 5000,
a., d 1000 Sc. Is Nos, IA drawn. Tick
.sS
SATURDAY, : Capitals: $4,000, 10000,
5000 $500, 2l60, 10 Of 1000, &c. 90 Nos, 10
/ drawn. Tickets $40.
HURLEY offers for sale, this week, kets in the Clio
roc. l,,e "Sma Fry' Lottery, Class No. II, Extra
Had Captal. Tickets 81. Packages IS 50-warrant-
I'll daw back 90 rs at least All persons in want OF
rou, ar, reouested TO call at HURLEYS, where, for
ANAL Investments, large returns are generally made
STEAMBOAT ALICE FOR SALE.
- q The owners having no farther
zssaea employee for his swif and beau
lilo boat, have determined TO sell her, and ii not
! ;p0,e! o, before Thursday, The % h OF The pre-
y y. mon h, will on that dap, al IL O'Clock, NJ /,
4 IL ler al Pubic sale TO The highest bidder, al
\ s.ari a !Dckeus, where she now lies. The
l. .-s viii lie liberal and made known on the day
s4e. TheALlCE is now in first rate order,
,.gas been ucently ovcthauled and painted -
Sc rs buiin New York in the Fail OF l645,
Z ,lsa l67 lecd7 inches; breadth % feet, inches;
4 spa o; hole eject 8 inches; measurement 326
+ ~; IONS, 4Oinch cylinder, with II leet stroke
Ar hrsl !aenew iron boiler; draws 4 Ice. 6
rta,s water, and is considered the swifles! boat
\ Ter length eer in these waters. A further
& :s.iptiun is deemed unnecessary, as il is pre-
.!nei thai anyperson wishing 10 purchase will
N:,smine her 70 themselves. She can be seen
h any time BY ealing on t'e subscribers.
d June n HASKlNS & LIBBY.
HGsgAT HEDJC ZION IN THE PRICE OF
READ, MADE CLOTHING.
a'EEN, GILES & CO. being DESTROYS OF
II IL closing % their present "Iarse stock" by
Il .i5,h If Ju3nexi, will offer The greates' in
~ eneuis 10 prchaseIs ever before named or
.shl u;. DC assortment is nov complete,
uprising ever article apperlainins 10 gen.
T. mans wardroe.
), for he gates, bargains" ever offered in
aaiy-made Cahiug, call al The famous Mo
s Sa:ing lnSiuion 81
81 KEEN, CHILES s. co,
81 iane II Lale Keen & CO.
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A MULE ESTRAY.


7 EFT my residence, at King William Court house,
IL on the 10th OF May, young mare MULE, finely
formed, dark brown color. had been worked little,
and had her name rubbed of near the head by rope
Said Aiule had small rope around her neck, fastened
with slip knot ANY information addressed 10 me, at
King William Courthouse, will be Immediately attend
ed 10. II fEhhiNs,
King WIN. II, June la-cw2w
TIMBER WANTED.
spUKES for Wagons, Carts and Drays wanted al Tie
- Penentiary of the best quality Of timber for which
thirty dollars per thousand viii he given for all such de-
llyered IN this mouth.
Good willow oak fellows wanted, for which price
will be gwen according 10 quality.
June I2-cw4w ) MOhG HN, Snpt
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WE, the subscribers, take this method OF 'nloiuns
w our numerous friends and the PUBLIC sen s G.
that we have on hand general assonmenS. .. "a,
rages of every description, consisting OF ooas"ees,
Chariollees, Rockaways, Barouches, Bugees WIN anu
without tops, Of both Richmond and Noflne.h n.anu
facture of the latest styles, made OF the 0es' asI
ais and finished in superior manner, Wh'cn W VA
rant to give perfect SUBTRACTION. Persons W want oi
articles in line will please give us call' as We
determined 10 sell on the most liberal terms i"r es "
approved paper. Al.
NB-Old carriages repaired with nea,ness aha aus
patch. Also, all KINDS of Carriage Materials ahu
t''''""se' HOOKER, OSBORNE s. CO;
Corner Of Main and slh streets, Richmond, va
March s-c3m
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MERCHANDISE.
Lewis w. Taliaecrro.
HTIORNE Y Mt L.4W

VI IOHNEf HI L-IW,
HAVING located himself al Hanover Court
IL house, respectfully offers his professional
services 10 the public. He will regularly attend
the Courts OF Hanover, King William and Car.
oiine June TIT
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LOTTERIES.
ED NsI,ss Essssas.

and sent Ia correspondents.
FOR This WEEK.
'ru"stay-Brl mr., q Is Nos, u. drawn. Capitals:
$40 900, 1:9', 5000, aocO 1851 &C. Tickets 5.
Wednesday -susqnelanra, - - Nus. "A 1rawn
CaPiihs: $50 on,,, 5000, 5000, 3,les, 10 lr,z-s
Thursday-Maryland Consolidated, 81. "a Nos, 10
drawn. Capitals: $4,000, 4 Of 1000, sof 1000,
&c. Tickets SIS.
drawn. Capitals: $4,000, Of $500, 3 Of 1000,
&c. Tickets S.
Sanrday.-irand Consolidated, Class as Is Ms 10
100 Of $50, &C. Tickets Sln.
VI Orders for tickets, packages, certificates Of pack.
ages, in the above Lotteries, or In all Lotteries aiver-
lised by Messrs. D. Paine + Co attended to with
u. K. CHALK.
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR

SALE.
AM authorised by Robert r. SomervIli, of Tennes'
i See TO sell his Tract of Land the Roanoke ri"ef,
near Taylor's Ferry, containing, by late survey, ass
acres There on il s6 acres Of valuable river hot.
tom ready for cultivation. The hi.l land is Of very
SUPERIOR quality and well adapted 10 the cultivation Of
rob,cco wheat and cnrn Persons desiring 10 view THE
land will pr.se call on ALI. Atmis'ead sihrdisah, VINO
Ives in the n.irhborhood and will take pleasure IN
showing H. TERMS will he made 10 sun The purchaser
JN0. y EATON,
Attorney for Robert P. Sumerviii
Henderson. Granville co, N. C., March 6-ctf
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
sjnIYersilY of Virginia.

APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS.
VACANCIES exist in the following Senatorial Dis.
trcts, and appointments 10 I'LL them VIII he made
MED by proper testimonials may be addressed postage
paid To the undersigned, and should reach the Unit
versy by the 25th Of June:
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SHOCKOE IRON, NAILS AND MACHI-
merry WORKS

v,HE Proprietor of the above Works is now prepared
10 execute, at Northern prices orders for Machine
~ ol all kinds Shaftings and Gearngs, Spikes Nails
Tack Machines Of the most improved patterns, ana all
kinds of Iron and Brass Castings. The Works are STU
ated in central location, on Cary street. near the DOCK
and the Depot ofthe Richmond and Danvllle Railroad
All orders promptly attended To-: ,,,,,,o,,u,
Rirhmnna Va AnrIl 5ih l6i9--d&ctf
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LARGE STOCK Or TRUNKS,
At rsry iou prices,

LARGE STOCK Or TRUNKS,
At rsrp ioD prices.
M E have Just received another stock Of Tray
w cling Trunks all szes. These Trunks are
maze 10 our order. coHst qnen,ly we Can warrant
'sm 10 stand. We have also large stock Of
W pi,ed Trunks, Carpet Bags, Bear Skins, &c.
We invite a.. in want II Bools, Shoes,
Tnnss, &c, 10 call and see our assortment we
vii sell as cheap as goods OF like quality can
B. rad in any establishment in Richmond.
June IL PUTNEY & WATTS.
CuRTUNE'S HO MI .-CHALK'S OF
I FlCE, No. 6, Main street.
Dawn Nos. of Bel Air Lottery, Extra. No. %:
So 70 81 So So Al IS IS % "a sc 70 lS.
This Jay, Bel Air Lottery, Glass % Capt.
ais $4,000, 1897, 1000, 1000 !. $50 rs
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SIS
Also, Small Fry Capitals: ss,2ss. l,lOO.-
Isse;s 81, a; CHALk'S,
June IL doors above The Old Market.
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For the Ladies'.

+ AIDES BEAUTIFUL CATER BOOTS,
IL Green, Lilac, Bronze and Black
We have 10 store, Just received, beautiful lot
i LADIES' handsome Dress Cater Boots of the
aiesI style. PUTNEY Il WATTS.
June IL
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
LII persons having claims against the Estate OF DR..
n Samuel Peasants due by bond, open account, or
otherwise requested to present them to the sub
scrber az possible for settlement; and those
Indebted to said Estate are hereby notified TO make I'M
mediate payment, as am anxious to close my adml-
nistration as soon as possible. B. JONES,
Administrator, with the will annexed, of
Nav l4-4taw3w DIR. Snml. Peasants, deco
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No.J, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
ar Rscnileoi M 1--'Ther1'- luck in odd number:
sayr Ror, ~ More June III
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1919.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass o, 10 be drawn
IN Baltimore on Saturday, June 18Th. ls43 IL ms,
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ALFRED II. HARRIS

AVlNG resigned The agency of The Man
IL chester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing
Company, will, in future, devote his attention
more exclusively to The transaction OF CON-
MissloN BUSINESS. and especially 10 The
sales oil Tobacco, Flour, Wheat and Com.
june 5-cw3w
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HENRY LUpLAM & CO.

FOR BOSTON,
~ The fine, fast sailing schooner MEMEN-
~TO, Captain Terry. having part OF her
cargo engaged, and going on board, will have
immediate despatch For balance OF freight, or
passage, having good accommodations, apply 10
Captain, on board, al RocSeus, or TO
Jone IL RANKIN & WHlTI.OCK
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
ruyEE suhor rhsr oe NJ priyar sair m, Farm mar

Papers printed in the districts vacant for State Ca
diets will confer favor upon their pa!rons by calling at
tention 10 the vacancy. April l0-clafitS wtd
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Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so.

Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass 81 for ls49, 10
be drawn Saturday, June 3Jth. IS No LoItery--l5
DOM .s.li.
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TUT IuFlHt1 PdrCUIaTs, SEE HF PRINTED CTtHIHI 6tTt
10 the Senator, Delegates and other prominent persons
in each District GESSSER HARRISON.
Nav 25-cSt Chairman Of the Faculty
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Grand consodated Lottery, Glass No. %, 10 b
1Iawn III baltimore on Saturday, June aJd, loi9.-
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BIBLE SOCIETY Of VIRGINlA.-A re-
GUAR monthly meeting OF the managers OF the
Bible Society Of Virginia. will be neld in the
Ve>ry room Of ST. Paul's Church on Tuesday
next, 18th inst being The second Tuesday in the
month, al O'clock, P. Nj.
VIM. WILLIAMS,
June IL Recording Sec'y.
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Chaares-Thc Aida.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Irioune-
BHIG Aida, OFF CHAeREs, March 10. lsi9
GENTLEMEN Here we are, after very pleas
ant passage Of is days from New York.
We shall stand off and I'LL the steamer comes and
takes US off, Tbs probable cos. Of crossing the Isth
mus is s20, at the outside. | would advise any one
coming this way to bring very little baggage.
send you the following resolutions for publication
P.
At meeting Of the passengers on board the brie
Aida, bound from New York to Chagres, Arthur Nc
Fsles Master, held on Monday March 10, ls49 Isaac
X. QpYRKAu, Esq was called to the Chair, and w. X
w. CLARKE Esq Secretary when, on motion, 1t was
Resored That the thanks of this meeting are due to
Capt McFALEs for the efficient and seaman like manner
In which bis duties have been MISUNDERSTANDING an
Interest and care for those under bis charge at once
honorable and prsiseworthy--and we heartily com
mend him 10 oil those with whom he may have inter
course as a gentleman aud an able seaman.
Rcsoired That our thanks also due TO the officers
under Capt McFsle command for their Kind stten
ton 10 our wants, and their eentlemanly bearing
during the voyage.
Re,oired That the proceedings OF this meeting be
signed BY the President and Secretary, and be pre-
sented to Capt McFales and for publication to The
Tribune and Herald of New-York City.
ISAAC r. QUEREAU, President.
cf.pYv
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From Panama One Contcnted Traveller


PANAMA, March ~ 1879.
MEssRs. EDITORS | wrote you from Chsgres
that arrived there the 18th inst Since then, have
found my way here by easy the s,hmn'
from Gorgena last Sunday, on foot with perfect ease
Ia eleven hours and all the way from Chagres here
has been nothing but pleasant jaunt to man who 10
used 10 Toughing II.
The day after wrote YOU visited the Castle OF San
Lorenzo the mouth Of the Chasres R!verouc of the
first class Notifications after the Nsubsn school It was
taken and occupied by the Instrumentation particulars
of which, please read the novel of that name.
Last Thursday afternoon we started up the river In
the Orus ascended 1t about fifteen miles then took
canoes the next az AN for Gorgons and reached
that famous place Saturday forenoon having got our
moneys worth assure you That Saturday night
slept the ground. and on Sunday morning alter
paying SIS to have my baggage brought over here !
walked
Panama has been very splendid city. The old city
which was situated Eve miles north of this WAS taken
and destroyed by the buccaneers about l76O-the
present city stormed by Bolivar In 1894 and It's
walls and buildings very much iDjured-t 10 but the
shadow Of its former self and coAtsins about 100
citizens and about 900 Americans.
The perls OF getting here have been sAamgaiiy
maRni6id As soon as the rainy shall commence
April May the Orus up 10 Cruces, which
will be a material Improvement
The Oregon called from here on the 18th inst
The rarsad men are very busy-the road begins here
and will terminate Navy Bay, safe harbor ten miles
south of Chsgres-and 1t uU be built
Yours, &c. ROVER.
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FROM PANAMA.
Arrival Of the Norfherner-Things on the
Isthmus. &c.

The steamship N0rthsrner Capt. BUDD, which
left Charleston Saturday afternoon at o'clock reached
her berth, Pier n r this morning, Tuesday, on
her return from Chsgres via Havana and Charleston.
The left New York on the afternoon Of the LIST March
and soon after leaving encountered severe gale Of
wind, which continued days. she arrived at Chs
gres on the l3lh at p NJ thus making the passage In
II days 81 hours
After forwarding the freight and passengers, Cspt
Budd ascended the Chszres River In canoe NJ far az
Gorgona. crossed the mountains and reached Psnsma
a: PM l7th. He found Chsgres and the sthmus very
healthy and stated that Ills generally during the dry
While travelling through the mountain passcs
he saw many Americans who were all 10 good health
and spirits. Among them were 7. c. Huntington, Al
gustus II sidel, NJ C. Hare aud Henry P. Adams Off
New York Mining Company who desired to &c report
cd all well While at Panama, msde the acquaintance
Of Capt C. II soue T. J. Phillips and their company of
20 all well and TO sail the 18th for San Francisco 10
the Dr. bark Colony. Tbere were 1900 to 500 Amer
leans at Panama waiting passage to San Frsncisco-
There but ship In port with coal, which would
be ready to take about 200 Of them In few dsys Two
or three ships daily expected from Csllso. Capt
Budd waited for the California at Panama for the pur-
pose Of bringing home her passengers and freight until
the 25th when he compelled TO leave In order to
arrive in Charleston In time to take his place In line be-
tween Charleston and New ork she being advertised
for April 7.
The Nor;hernor sailed from Chsgres 9Th March at
NJ and arrived at Havana the 3lst at 10 r. NJ Left
Havana ~ instant at r. NJ and arrived at the bar of
Charleston ia "a hours and - minutes. just before
landing at Chsgrcs, the following Resolutions were
handed to Capt Budd
RosoiCed That the passengers on board the steam
shiu Northprufr her IA from " York To Cha
grcs are highly pleased with her as safe, commodi
and comfortable Ocean Steamer, aud cordially re-
commend her such to the travelling public.
ResOirtd That we tender 10 Capt Budd and officers
our sincere thanks for their sbul attention 10 their
duties connected with the ship, and for their kind NJ
tenton to their passengers.
ResOired That wish all success 10 the owners OF
the Northerner and health and prosperity TO her ON
cers and crew. with speedy voyage home.
Resoiced That copy Of these resolutions be banded
To Capt Budd signed, in our behalf by tho Chairman
and Secrersry and that he be requested TO have the
inserted in tho public journals OF Charleston and
New-YoTk on mis- arrival there respectively.
(signed) THOMAS l.. MEGGUIN. MD.
BENZ. w. MuDGER Secretary.
The bark Montgomery, Jones, from New Orleans
for san Francisco, put into Charleston in distress,
leaking.
I, r. We indebted to Capt Budd of the Horther-
and to friends OF the Charleston Courier Mrca
~ and NWs for papers.