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The Daily spy., 1849-02-03
massachusetts Legislature.

FRIDAY, Feb. =
SENATE The House bill to incorporate the Wor,
cester Medical Eclectic School was referred to Messrs
King Torrey and Copeland
The annual report Of the Board Of Education was
presented
On motion OF Mr. Easlon. it ordered that the
Committee on Railways, &c. consider what changes, if
ans are necessary for the safety ofthe public upon the
railroads crossing each oher in the immediate vicinity
of Boston-frst giving notice to all Railroad Compan.
les which have constructed or have right by their
charter to construct such roads.
House On motion OF MIR Shauck of Boston, the
Secretary of The Commonwealth was directed 10 COM
muncae TO the House the cost Of the several sce.tfc
surveys made since the year 1880, and the Of
money paid to agricultural societies for the encourage
ment Of agriculture.
The Committee on Public Buildings directed to
consider the expediency of erecting one orna-
mental fountains in front of the State House
A message received, through the Secretary of
the Commonwealth, from his ExceIlency the Governor,
covering the report of the Commissioner Of the Marsh,
pee Indians. Laid On the table, and ordered 10 be
printed.
The House proceeded to the consideration of the or
ders of he day at 12 Ia r Nj. The report from the
Committee Elections that il inexpedient egslae
respecting alteration Of the election laws was warm
ly discussed by Messrs Bacon of Worcerter, Kmsmau
of Newburypou Schouler of Boston, Walker Of North
Brookfeld, Waters Of Mbury and Hopkins of North.
ampon. The report was recommitied with Instructions
Adjourned.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
THURSDAY, Feb.

THURSDAY, Feb. l.
SENATE. Mr. Atherton, from the Committee
on Finance, made report in favor OF the coming
of gold dollars and double eagles
A joint resolution extending the time for the
reception Of proposals for doing the printing for
the next Congress, until the first day OF March
next, to see if some better plan could not be
adopted was agreed to.
The bill for the relief of the captors OF the frig.
ate Philadelphia was considered, and the amend.
ment in favor of Com Decatur's widow and heirs
was agreed to- Alter passing the bill, the Senate
adjourned.
House. The bill for altering the time OF
holding the United States Court IN Western Vir-
ginia, and for giving certain District Judges an
increase OF salary. was debated, and informally
passed over.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole, and sundry amendments to the Navy Bill
were discussed.
Mr. Schenck spoke in defence OF the present
rule respecting spirit rations.
Mr. King OF Georgia moved that it be left to
the Secretary of the Navy, whether or not spirit
should be allowed to be used in the Navy.
Adjourned
The Daily spy., 1849-02-03

Ey~ We copy from the late annual report of
the American Institute of the city Of New York
the following extracts from an article on the sub
ject OF fruits, prepared by Samuel Walker Esq.,
of Roxbury, the President of the Massachusetts,
Horticultural Society.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN FRUITS.
In submitting the following list OF the best
American varieties al apples, pears, and pluns
in juxtaposition with the best European varieties.
it is not my intention TO make any invidious com
parrison; trial,-the truth, the whole truth
will be amply sufficient for any purpose | shall
therefore leave the result in the hands the best
judges-the cultivator-simplys stating that shall
select the best varieties IRON the catalogues Of
the New and the Old World
The Daily spy., 1849-02-03

1P MAD Doc was killed in Foxboro' on Saturday
last. Eighteen dogs and horse that bitten By
him have already been killed. He passed through the
centre of the town, and several persons narrowly escap
ed being bitten. little child of Rev. MIR Barnes was
in the road the dog snapped at him. leaving the frolh
from his mouth on its clothes, but nhcting no wound -
MIR Samuel Cain started in pursuit OF the dog, taking
gun that had only bird charge in it, he came up with
MIN IN the woods and discharged his gun at him. when
the dog turned furiousy upon him, and he despatched
him with the butt end. Great excitement prevails and
town meeting is TO be Immediately called TO make
proclamation of war upon the whole canine race
The Daily spy., 1849-02-03

u We would have Ohio, in its laws and in
stitutions-in its policy and legislation-in it's
character and integrity-in its obedience 10 law
and to order, Model State In the Republic
We would have its laws just and equal as the i'm.
perfect wisdom OF could make them. W.
would have the most ample means provided for
the education of all youth We would have Il.
braries in every township in the State purchased
and kept up by tax upon the property of the
township. We would have a State Board of
Public Education, and State Superintendent Of
common Schools. We would have man protected
and cared Tor, as well as his property We would
legislate for his social nterests-ior his moral
and intellectual wants. We would nut down
demagogueism, and demagogues-and this can
only be done through the influence of common
school houses, and by the diffusion Of universal
knowledge. We would educate the people NOR.
ally. socially, politically. We would make every
mans home his own, SO that he might know there
was one spot of this earth where he could plant
trees, and shrubs, aud flowers, that he and his
wife and children, might enjoy; that there was
one place that he could call his own. where he
could sit under his ,wn vine, and enjoy the fruits
OF domestic life, with none to molest or make him
afraid This would 10 much better. me I;orate
and improve the condition OF man. This should
be the policy Of every State-to make mans
home his own.
We must legislsts for man.
Cleveland True Democrat.
The Daily spy., 1849-02-03

RALPH WALDO EMERSON. The Boston Post
thus speaks OF one of Mr.. Emerson's "Iectures:' -
the brilliant description is itself all exemplifica.
ton OF the thing described:
III lssquite out OF character to saw Mr. Emer-
son iectures--he does no such thing. He drops
nectar-he chips out sparks-he exhales odors-
he lets OIL mental skyrockets and fireworks--he
spouts hre, and, conuror- like, draws ribbons out
oil MS mouth He smokes, he sparkles. he i'm,
proylses, ne shouts, he sings, he explooes like a
bundle OF crackers, he goes off in fiery eruptions
IKE volcano, but he does not leuture. =
lie is vitalized speculation--a talking essence
IA sort OF celestial emanation-a bit Of trapspa
rency broken from the spheres-a spiritual prism
through which we see all beautiful rays OF I'm.
material existences. His leaping fancy mounts
upward like an India rubber ball, and Drifts and
falls like snowflake ora feather. He9moyes in
the regions OF similltudes. He comes through
the air like cherubim with golden trumpet Ia
his mouth, out OF which he blows tropes and f;g.
ures and gossamer transparencies of suggestive
fancies, he takes high flights, and sustains
himself without rulfling leather. He,nyerts
the rainbow and uses it tor swing --now sweep.
log the earth, and now clapping his hands among
the stars.
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r37 No account is yet received of the United Sta,es
Steam Ship now % days out. The New York papers
express strong hopes that she is lost being ship Of
great strength but think that her engine may have been
disabled, in which case her progress would be slow -
Her cargo exceedingly rich and valuable one, CONS
prsng large amount OF rich Fiench silk goo5s.
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SHIP FEVER. British bark Thames, at New York
Monday morning, after The long passage of So days
from Liverpool, had 3l3 passengers, rs of whom are
sick with the ship fever, and died on the passage
The sick were all landed at the quarantine The mate
was conveyed to the hospital in dying state The
captain was very sick There are now over 700 sick in
the hospitals at quarantine, lying in bed, and this
increase of rs will make the institution yerv uncom(ort.
able.
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INCREASE OF GoLr, At present The annual addi.
ton made BY mines 10 our stock Of gold is about sixty
millions of dollars, of this quantity, Russia contributes
about twenty five millions, South America an equal sum
aud the rest of the world the remainder. The Russian
mines have been efficiently worked for dozen years,
and they have enlarged our stock by three hundred mil
lions Of dollars but soitout having produced the least
effect on price
The Daily spy., 1849-02-03

The UxBRIDGE TRAGEDY. We were in hopes TO
have some further information this subject for this
mornings paper but have oay learned that knowlton
was laborer on the farm of - Richardson the
Burvlle lne and that the murdered girl resided in the
family. Ii is said that Knowlton invited her, short
time snce 10 take sleigh ride with him. but she refus.
ed. He then told her that he '',oouM pay her for a.
No other cause is known for the diabolical act
The Daily spy., 1849-02-03

The RAILROAD DEpor. correspondent, who is
lover of English undefed,' suggests the abandon.
men of The Frenchfed word Depot, and the adoption
Of that Of STATioE The pronunei iation Of the latter
would necessarily be uniform and euphonious but Depo
when pronounced as il is spel,, has ridiculous sour
and if otherwise, il is not English Lei US take our
s,and upon STATION
The Daily spy., 1849-02-03

SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH. The experiment at Polk.
stone, England of sinking wire insulated with coat
ing OF gutta percha two miles in length, preparatory 10
sinking one over the straits of Dover was entirely sue.
cessful. Messages were passed from steamer along
the whole length TO London and back without the slight.
est difficulty
The Daily spy., 1849-02-03

RALPH WALDO EMERSON will deliver the first Lee
iure OF his course, which we announced some days
siuce the 10Th instant Ii is the course which was
noticed at length in Douglas Jerod newspaper when,
last June, il was delivered in London, and that way
has attracted good deal of attention here Excepting
audience in London MIR Emerson has never deiv-
cred these lectures until few days snce he met pri-
vae class, 20 which he now is repeating them in Boston.
He calls the course one on "Alnd aud Manners in the
18th Century"
The Daily spy., 1849-02-03

HARVARD UNIVERSITY At meeting of the Board
of overseers Thursday, Gov. Briggs IN he chair tue
appointment by the Corporation OF JARED SPARKS,
LII D. to be President Of the University was confirmed
By vote OF 43 TO 2.
Hon. EDWARD EVERETT was elected permanent
member of The Board of Overseers, in the place OF
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS deceased. The vote was, for
Edward Everett 55, Abbott Lawrence5 Peleg Sprague
l. The various Visiting Committees for the year were
appointed.
The Daily spy., 1849-02-03

Ut Gen Shields was shot through the breast at Ger
70 Gordo, and reported "moraIly wounded" yel recoy<
cred, and now takes the place of Judge Breese in the
United States Senate. This has given rise to the fo>
owing good fling by Sucker wag:
Some men have lost their heads" and lived.
Bnt stranger far than these t
The shot that pass'd through Shieldss breast,
Instead of him, killed Bfeese
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Cilc DatID s5pp.
Free Soil Nomination.
For Congress,
", dis. JOHN G. PALFREY of Cambridge.

NJ A meeting Of the Free Soil Committee of FIVE
from each Ward OF the City, appointed at the late
meeting the City Hall, will be held at the Free Soil
Head Quarters in Warren Block, this evening. full
attendance is desired. For names of the committee
see Notice" in another column
The Daily spy., 1849-02-03

q A horse et standing in a wagon at Port.
land was frightened by snow falling from house
started torun, and was stopped by the owners
dog, which seized the reins and hauled the horse
up to post. nM6 T$
The Daily spy., 1849-02-03

IHE Doc NUISANCE. Mr. Davis of West
hoxoury was bit BY dog supposed to be in
raDid state ON Sunday last as also was his house.
keeper. Several children are also said to have
been bitten.-Bostoa Times.
The Daily spy., 1849-02-03

The House Of Representatives decided ga to SO, 10
exsIade liquor entirely fiom tIle Navy. NL
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APPLES.

APPLES.
American Varieties. European V1r;st;es
| Early Harvest, Early Red Margaret.
Willans's Apple, Red Astrachan,
Benoni, Sops OF Wine,
Potter, Gravenstein
Pomme de Neige Ross Nonparcil.
6 Bald vim. Dutch Migoonne
7 yellow Belle FIeur, Cornish Glhnou err
New'own PippiE Rlbston Pippn,
tsIeenl HeIefordshre l'earmain
Rhode Island Green 10 English Golden Russel,
ing,
10 American Golden Russet
| will not carry out the comparison further but
submit list OF American varieties, all of which
are deserving OF extensive cultivation, viz:
Large Yellow Bough, Chandler, Fall Harvey,
Jonathan, Minister, Hubbardston Nonesuch,
Rambo, River, Saint Lawrence (Corse's,) North
ern Spy, Esopus Spitzenburg, Summer Queen,
and Ladies' Sweeting.
The Daily spy., 1849-02-03

LARGE Hoo. Alfred A. Gilbert fWest Brook.
ield, recently killed hog, twenty. months and
seny -four days old which weighed seres hundred and
sieIsteen Dounds 81 -a.ess e
The Daily spy., 1849-02-03

Thursday morning ia FeHy,st. Troy, collored
hoy belonging 70 lhe premises burned 10 death.
The Daily spy., 1849-02-03

u-T Ex Governor DAVID L. Morrill, died at Concord
N H, on Sunday morning last, sgrd u years Of pal
81.
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GT William Osborn has beenfuily committed for MA
At Albany, on the charge of burning bis grocery, and
as sbsre was dN cling atiaehsd, the crime is arson,
punishable with death. h Z 1aN
The Daily spy., 1849-02-03

u The emigration from I.iverpooito ahe United
States the year I84S aseerained 10 have amounted
10 l27 500 persons. s "a sFas
The Daily spy., 1849-02-03

~ The pearl fisheries of tbe California coas. will
attract attention as soon as The gold fasls.a ssss
The Daily spy., 1849-02-03

IN addluon to the above viii add list Of Eu-
ropean varieties OF great merit, viz:
Beurre d. Aremberg, Buerre d. Aniou, Buerre
Bose, Eyewood, Henry lV, Van Mons Leon LIE
Clare, Marie Louise, Winter Nelis, Paradise d.
Automne, Passe Colmar, ST. Ghslain, Vicar of
WINFIELD, Urbaniste, and Echasserie. For bak.
ing, Belmont, Black Worcester, CatiIIac and i've.
dale's ST. Germaine
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DHUERREOFYPE.
lFAdJIREis DAaUnRFFoTypB.

n Wond speciiuly Iaurn THINKS for The hoai pai1oa.
y age bcst1ad him gHee he FIRST had the honor q
Introducing u pAGUERkE0IYPE into EolEf)rleans,
i've aEodunng he time he has taken more pcItfatf
exhibited q Pc kaif, n eqmpee1 With others taken b
the best 0pagg from New Kofk ard he awarded tie
tuHt PTsmirn- No specimens tied 81 his sgtniahaeni
but iose igEen By hmself ]. aspfss the public that s
portraits wi cQ1lnuetq Be What they always have hel~
the BEgT His long s1psiqncs, and o0ntens pIactice re
the best induoenenfl 2 Of irlifuctlfa - nf
cheaper than anY in iis city 81 o afteisa he same
Plates et e2pef dozen eogs NO ioI s.aulise
the best plates made in the Dnit1d St1el Je q ID nnd
"a 30; NeWYoTk CemeT6n q el8-
~ 0Ide7t from the oQunt1y promptly attendo4
~ Eut1nce No. CAMY atr5st
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FE Patronage that has been extended 70 US 50 very po
u rally the iast seven yeHfs, while on Com = 81 :
mon street. has induced US the list suInmefC -
70 erect large building explassl Y Tor mann,
featuring aud repairing CAkhlHFtl1-
We have now of The Mgest shops n ne eoRnletn
Country and prepared. with good NoftieiA ol1els
and the best Of nateIaa to build any style 9? Ssnage Q
We are aso better prepared than beOts, tQf P X
ING CARR AGisS and can restore them almost to their
Oranal beauty and durability. although apparently worn
out and ugeess. We will pay freight on Carriages sent
feDaiF We will also keep hand an assortment OF NEW
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, which viii be sold
low Old Carriages faken 10 trade for New ones. We IN
vite the attention 81 those wanting NEW 1ARhl AGES
or their old ones repaired 70 call g our Manuise0fy and
Repository and iadge fol themselves q the S9rRer 81
e9RdPfER 49, (sqR0AfD ELEIl Streets, NEXT door 20
The Office OF de Commercial Water Works. rear q The St
09 @ss q ma d&W y ua MATTHEWS pENMAN.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire ms. "a.
Omos No. O. Gravier street.
~ - Between Camp and st. Charles

Trnstees:
John Haean Jossph Walker, John S, Allison,
Peter Gomez IT, Maunsei White, VIM. - Levefich,
Robert Ward. 6snusl Stewart Edward sparrow.
isada johnson, Geo. HtIaWbudge Henry - bue lnets
PETEK CoNREY, lr PTssidsnt Board Of Trustees
Io.s,bvy s,an,ob Job1 stso15 ssn. NJ NJ Cohes.
Job1 Il T,svis .Iohn l5aihpiiu Preston W. Fausf,
VIM. III Csooirich. Joshua Baldwin, William H- White,
John L. Sahfarans Wanek MaFiin John y BEN.
A. D. Cfosman, Max Wal on tFns.' Loll KRIS
Cornelius fel0wes Joseph Lalandes iu1n p A1eaie~
Edw. Ienuer Coke
for lle Insurance, and issue Policies On az qTa ana neal
lshed By the Board which les than the rates eaEed y
the NewYofk and London Offices, and without iheif t
tons sstO residence in the South. By the charter Dividends
and bs made available a. once e the extent q two
thirds q their amount where ne pa9 e rai is piaai
ums in full,
PRESTON w. EARRAf Vice President
q. y. WEnpERhuREs ~. D. Medical Board Of
AHoaAs hgsE; q p; gos Fioe4S a,tov.sv
RICHARn BEtE. M D., No. 81 Na gazlne street Medical
ExamineT Office bours for blacks, S. Nj DO, iol
whites 70 NJ at his RESIDENCE he VIII e1drle Fnlls
applicants at TIE office Of the Company daily, from 2 70
without permit, which can be bad on application at h'
office OF the Company II. G. HEARTF, Agent.
6aiomis Permits are Issued 70 Life Insurance members
at New ok and L0Rd0n rates FopeCtuG table Of rates
cessay effect Insurance can be had at the office OF ht
In order 70 accom- MEDIATE an casses Of our citizens young
men and mechanics having families dependent upea them
the premium amounts 70 $50 per annum 70 pay one
half in cash and halt IN satisfactory endorsed noe AZ -
months, beanng interest at per cent. per annum.
N. B. The business Of this Company Is confined to 5iFE
INSURANCE Only. By resolution Of the Board, no Fire,
River Maine Risks are taken.
~ Office hour. A. ~ % P, NJ lapaAa
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OALIPoRNIA HOUSES.

CALIFORNIA HOUSES.
CALIFORNIA H0USES-PQRI saBL E-pnit with
~ dispatch. Aho, NEGRO QUARTERS, cheap 50
and neat model 10 be seen at The ShOp--Wheio ~ :I
kinds Of CARPENTERINGWO WORK and yQBBtNG,5,.sA
done Ill ST. CIk4RLES kE u Rfiq 4o ifita'
Nv Orders from the County promptly attended To-
BIake's Patent Fire and Water Proof
MINERAL PAINT.
lust received fresh supply Of the above ETaee 5or
- SALE wholesale and retail, At the Once OF A. - w liz
BUR 3 Co, 81 BsqlFK PL.aCE, the only depository
mYi9 ., SHELDON Agent,
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DENTISTRY &C.


DENTAL NOTICE.
Rs ki a ~ 1rd y F9tyuN irfQrlll tle5I Ra l9
u4s tneF car 10 coufulted daily p
49,. sl9ee. lioll e n. 70 B ?. 49, Il
! a laey 80 Z I sIl - ss lgnolE1 nnf +, -
APPRECIATED % Iequile eiqulesaiug. His bock 1ee ~
ones, h. pge. are Bfaded y sur M clcunsliances OF
80. 49, ~. e tnelf Iesldaaeh ttQft eircst neu
DR.. MENsINe. Dental sll
HAVING rsuTHed 70 The city o. New yresns ts,4s ~
kA tour r. fhs North and Eaats - p epaIed
10 perform 40 operations 1pp srtailing % ne n
TEETH ard aa become acq1ailisil I'D lA3#
The best mode Of operating appIgf e. ~
foeee 81 Tlsniai Surgeons Of Be um9ge, Ala l4m
aI opsrsiioas sis il pTdpaTtiep % iuit hs tlmeA
T0oTE-AcEIE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE y Ut y a -
TOOTH-.9CHE ELIIIR, q 20 ceagze- ssSf Y 49,
CARONDELBT STREET, "a door aeos -
NASHVILLE MARINE E5Fss ~ gAAl oA
~, 49,, ss5all paid H.. Surplus 500 900.
f&APll "a M j. n leoiys. sl[7S " Is09 ~ II sssa
o. tHsF NsDfn liA4f ayt ~ etias ta-- tea
River, Sea and Fire Rks taken q The lowest rates, and
losses promptly adiusted. w B. EAkfEE. Aren't.
mh26 y Office, No g Camp street. New Ofisana
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE..
Tennessee Marine and Firs Insurance. Company
CAP1TAE., 100000
DfrectoTss
JOIN M HILL, AK AIIIsor. iIAs.B KNowIRa
GK0. w MARTIa, 5AcOH AlcGAvOcK.l G. d. Foes.
II. 3. FOGa, WM. EkEIHf SkM'E SRAY.- 4.
p9.lV-VV OoDEoLK,i JoHA N. Sass.
uMKs J. GiLL, Secretary. solAs a. lli1i'' RS
~ This Stabilized Company, with he most anlp
RIVER. SEA and FtRE RISKS 0nthe most bsrlI tdrmS
az is Agency In HeyrC)feans. ct the Office OF
oSi PICKETT. PERKINS 4 Co 81 llrgazins -
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NEW YORK, via MOBILE and NONE
GoMERY Ala, and CHARLESTON, S. Q.
e.; N Essss 400 y
Through in Seven snd. a half Days-5stage Travel
Redueedsto Ninety three Miles
NEW ORLEANS TO MoBILE--By the DAHL. line Of
IN Mail Steamers. OREGON. Cant. Hien CALIFQR-
MIA, Capt Reynolds and JAMES T. DAY Capt. Glib
q Mobile next morning At o'clock. Fare, ss-Tims
t'hVus"' = NOZZLE TO MONTGOMERY
By the superior hist;cas steameIs-eayng Mobile ats
M iIs ssnsis ss NJ fbs f5IosiSs beis SELMA
Capt. unel; ARK Ans AS. Capt, Owen q. ARA, Capt
SsSTme through a. to IS hours By thsDaily Mail Linz
Coach-Fare, Sl0-Iime through. 20 hours ~
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON
NEW oRIEANs AMP EHw YoRK MAIL I.IsE--Yia Griiin
Albania and Augusta
opeiks. IN GatHa. "a Stages, ss miies.
A aaSta p Pm 9SsPsa PS Raiifosdl miles
Augusta s An Ch5Ilsslen1E < RsilIoat rs miles
Fdre- Montgomery to Charleston. sac SO.
Time through, 81 hoqH-includi1g stopgAEss STAGING
reduced to g miles. Three DAILY STAeh LINES between
and Geenyie Gffhn besides extra Coaches always IN
readiness to forward any number Of though paaen
Tire Cans on ire Rairoad are Of the most approved con
StStesoSms and Bsl ~ for MIN fraesi
EoF though tickets apply e 5s AssRs At Re E5eSssse
GV Passengers procuring through tickets Of the Agent
a. Montgomery viii save shout ~
GRRAr oEETkAl. aEaIt LrsE-via Columbus. Macon
and Savannah
Montgomery. u AN 0palika, ~ Railroad, g miles
Qpeika, I'M Barnssv'e l0A1f Stages, s. miles.
BamesVille, s1S I'm Macon, 6RM Ralroad. ~ mites
Savannah. Pm Charleston sA,a 81 m6oat i4OmiIss.
Fsre- l4ontgOmsrv 10 CEaElestea, s2s So SagaE.
| nights Test. VIZ al Savannelia and Macon.
The Steam Packets composing The Charleston and Sagan'
Cneh, wei known fol their safety. neatness. and sampt-
Gus fare. No charge for meals or BeIt1s; ,,,, y
are Of the finest description
rive DAifY IIsTs Of ioaFhone Post Coaches from Opes
ks To DaTnelvs via Columbus besidea extra Coaches
always in readiness carry forward number OF through
passengers, without detention -, =,
Hotel, MONTGOMERY Hall OF Madison hoase a. Monigom-
~ Passenger procuring through tickets Of the Agent
atMoptsomeV viii save about a.
CHARLESTON TO PHILADELPHIA:
FaFe-S20.. Time Is houn-By the daily line Of Sea
Steameto Wllmnal0ns North Calona; thence By tlail-
road TO Petersburg thence to Philadelphia, By the eatab
lshed mail line, via Riehmonds Washington CIV ahd
Steamships from Savannah to Neg York
/ Steamships CHEROkEE aud TENNESSEE leave
sayennah alernHteY every Wednesa4{ siilsins ~ si
Monigoaey on Monday Morning Nl reach Savannah e
time for the above Steamess BY means q q extra hise
| TAIN from Macon.
Steamships from Charleston 70 Ne,0 York;
/ Steamships NORTHERNER and SoUTHERNEH
leave Charleston alternately every satpiday -siytng II
1 New York On lie following Tuesday. II are, S25.
Il Sfeqgaskfas from Charleston 20 Phitadetph
ton alternately every Thunay eriyng in PHILADELPHIA O
the following Sunday Sijh a. 4 issiBoNEy. AGENT,
RsE q cAails A'i'l,
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CORNER sCUsT0afl4O USE and FRONT ST.8
NNYfLl4 Be- opened luf lie reception Of BOA ED Frs o.
w WEDH ESD 6 r .lanuaEy 9, 1855, Wells nh
aishsd ROOMS for EarniiisS and gle Gentlemen.
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The ebevessiab has been aaili 5g the
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