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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-01

A new and splendid Organ, manufactured by Erben
OF New York. has been purchased for the First Pesby-
tean Church of this place, and up the Church
1t is exceedingly powerful, but at the same time
sweet toned instrume nt.-ALec. Gag.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-01

The experiment Of laying the wires under the North
River, made by the North American Telegraph Com
pany has been very successful. The line is now work.
ngton City, by means of gut,a percha wire passing under
the North, Hackensack Passaic and part OF Schuylkill
rivers Another great triumph has thus been achieved
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-01

doomed by the verdict of jury in the Supreme Judicial
Court, to pay Lynn Raymond $685. a compensation
for broken knee-pan, causing permanent lameness,
which he got by stumbling over CRATE in the quite.
which Stuck up some two inches above the curb stone
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-01

JULES HAUEL'S PERSIAN OR CHINESE
POWDER, for impartng to the most bilious complar
ion the most radiant whiteness, In nothing shA1i(
person be more careful than in the use of pow
the skin, as many OF those sold very injurious.
Chinese Powder Is compounded in a scientific ma
and contains no ingredient which can possibly infcs
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-01
CITY AFFAIRS.
MAYORS COI1RT

The Christmas holidays having ended, we may now
safely say, that citizens have rarely enjoyed moreY
orderly and quiet holiday Though the officers of Po
lice, aided by the efficient holiday police, have been in
all quarters Of the city at all hours the arrests have
amounted to smaller number than usual even in ord
nary times One amongst the oldest officers connected
with the city police remarked yesterday that he had ne
yer known so quiet and orderly holiday the one
just ended During the whole of last week, not soi-
tary white person committed any act in the city which
led to an arrest, and only three disciples of Bac-
chus had the misfortune to fall into the hands Of the
Charles during their nightly rounds. These facts
credtabe to the morality Of the city and we trust that
the New Year. which has just begun its course, may, at
its close, afford still more cheering evidence Of the in
creased and increasing morality of Richmond.
Yesterday morning only three prisoners were brought
up from the cage; they all free negroes who had
been committed for the want OF registers or rather
because they had presumed to take up their abode in the
city without leave license. If this unfortunate
could be removed from amongst US, marked improve
ment would be at once perceptibe amongst the slave
population, the duties of the police officers would be
rendered less duous and the number of tenants in the
city jail sensbly diminished But, instead OF decreasing,
the number of free blacks in the city is largely on the
increase and will continue increase until the Justices
constituting the Hastings Court shall exercise sufficient
mness to refuse any free negro in the State permission
to reside in the city.
cgg' Subscribers residing on Shockoe Hill, who do
not receive their papers regularly will please make the
tact known at the counting room to enable to apply
the corrective The carrier North of Broad street being
a one, fear many patrons in that portion of the
city are unintentionally neglected
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-01

CAMEL CoAL.-We learn from the Kanawha Re-
publican that Col Peytoa, of Charleston, ka. has
cssdsd IL getting thirteen boats from Coal river
laden wiia Camel Coal Of superior quality They
have proceeded down the kanawha river.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-01
nE ELI

On the 10Th ult., MARY ANN BEVERLY, eldest
daughter OF w. H. Eggeston, in the l5th year of her
age.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-01

JULES HAUEL, l2o Chestnut street
For sale by Alex. Duval, Gaynor & Wood H. j.
Ter, R, r. Duva Purcell, Ladd & Co., A. Leslie, FL
e. lsaacs, S. NJ Zachrisson & Co., and r. Duquesla
de 3l-dlw
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-01
ays TEMPERANCE ADDREss-An A.

GY7 TEMPERANCE ADDRESS.-An Address
the subject OF TEMPERANCE will be delivered in the
Pastor, Rev. G. II READ, on wednesday Evening At
half past o'clock The citizens generally, and stran.
gers, are'respectfully invited to attend. ja1 2t 4
gEs77 There will be Temperance Meeting, Of no or
binary interest, at Clay st. Chapel Shockoe HILL This
city will advocate the manufacture sale and use Of al
coholic drinks and another clergyman will undertake.
to refute him. The friends of Temperance, the ad,
Gates OF Rum, and epublic, respectfully invite
attend the meeting. COMMITTEE
ia 1t
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-01

The steamship Ohio arrived at New Orleans from
New York, via Havana on the 22d u making the run
Goa city city in nine days, six hours and half She
made the run from Havana the South Poss in AZ
horrs which is said 70 bsahe quickest time record
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-01

WHlSkERS.-Red, Light, or Grey Whskers turned
TO beautiful Black or Brown, simultaneously by
FLETCHER, under the American Hotel de 81
BATHIN G.--The American Bathing Establishment
IS open daily from 7 A. M. to 81 T. NJ. de 81
PRESERVATION OF HEALTHIER has
been remarked and most truly, that the three ordinary
secrets OF health early rising exercise and personal
cleanliness, Personal cleanliness all have in their
power TO observe but to many, early rising is inconve
nient, and exercise impossible in consequence OF the
nature otheir worldly avocaons. To those the of
BrandretRs Vegetable Universal Pills would prove of
great value IN the preservation OF that invaluable blessings
health. =.
The peculiar action ofthese pills is most surprsl
their operation being more or less powerful, according
the pureness OF the circulating fluid. On a person
tar state OF health, who Is only costive slightly b
ous, they will scarcely be felt the contrary, if IL
complaint be chronic and the constitution be much
ranged, the effect generally at first IS most poWertt
until the system be freed from Of its most vats
and turgid humors This accomplished, doses sstici1
to cause two or three oopious excavations, daily
soon remove the disease, and the constitution WI
restored to state OF health and renewed vgor.
Dr. Brandreth's Principal ohice24l Broadway,
0iN' ''''' '''l''' III NJ BRANCH, Richmond W.
Only authorised wholesale and retail ageniy
No. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
ork prices.
WISTAR,S BALSAM OF WILD CUER
RY for the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group.
Bleeding OF the Lungs, Whoopng Cough Bronchitis In
uenza sheitneqs Of Breath Pam and Weakness in the
edSt vi the stages OF
Consumption All the different signatures, said to be
the genuine article for sale e., by = o,c-,
No. 1872 North Second street, Philadelphia
N. B. There being various persons claiming to be the
propetos of the above described preparation our cuso
mes when they order will please be particular to men
ton whose preparation they wish have as we have it
with the signatures of l. Butts, VIM NJ Spear, Sanford
Park, DR.. Wisar, &c. all OF which claim to be the
genuine article. SEQ
TNNWENTY BBLS. MALAGA VINE, lust
IL received, for sale
ia JAS. WINSTON.
MNIYE THOUSAND LBS. NEW CITY
M CURED BACON, iorsae.
ia JAS. WINSTON.
Fiji FOR NEW ORLEANS-FirS! Packet
60: 60 VIRGINIA AND LOUISIANA LINE
The superioriast sailing new packet barque VIRGIL
MAN, Captain Nathaniel Boush, having the greater
portion Of her go eng ged, and going board win
sail with al possible dispatch. For balance Of freight.
cabin Storage passage, having superior accommoda-
tons, apply to Captain on board, at Rockets to
DAVID CURRIE,
HASKINS a. LIBBY ,or .4
jail CHAS T. WORKMAN e. CO. ?
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-01

WHlSKERS-Red Light, or Grey Whiskers turned
TO beautiful Black Brown, instantaneously, by
FLETCHER, under the American Hotel de 81
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-01

The Empire Chy might have brought the California
mall bu, was detained fer the Falcon, whose arrival
has 10. yet been reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

. .-. ION 81. sav.--' q. ices and bis r' IS Is i.'
H.. t,-i... survive.
......... ~ PHI, Other
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" 81 s1lrn' "fi'H "e'
'' '"' .-..-.,
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secured ~ tne vas .....-.
business and oe'ore 1'-- ....--.. ..i
eX'-its'ed. - ...--..,
fa'- 8a'r.' are prev. .-...
aa' are - e.lrst ,.i.-,
AID iae eN,'sln' ''.-
P'N'''"
W. make ? ;h. ''''
m-Htah.- catastrophe
'f " lars . .--....e d .6
r-l,,.. Has.e.ta sie. biz ao children.
D. Wm Pratt. 'ebJrer - years od--esi.e- -'
TrlLts- Has .ei' Nj a'1 ,..-' .,.s ed. mi.
Jou =, ~ 80.
,i,rs-d NcCb.,ae, residence .a cherr.-.-.
lis body was immedirey .akea NAY o.
friends ..or-,-s, -..t
3D. Jon" i 49, -, .,.5 ,,y, Children.
VIZ .-,,-r
flo -h Nc nr,ne! " ~ io.,s
H.. H.. va. ms. ..a.-I- trrou-h hole n
tie wa t. y,or; with tre ether men. when the
wal .rl. X VS. prYlie.tait pr.ser't''
: TIL mas Lah".' N 5 "'''''-''
"'.a' am ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

MoRE LIVES Losr--A Boat run do'rH-f ester
day afternoon, as the steam to" boat Princeton
was coming up the Bay, she ran over the long boat
g tho Swedish war vessel Najaden, whether by
cs,ele,sness or oversight we are not ADVISED IL
was reported that there were eight persons IN the
hoa, and that four or five OF them were drowned.
O,in, 10 the Inaccessible position Of the vessel We
we're unable TO earn any further particulars Of the
accident
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

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l... ,..-. ,..i.,.....t... ., 49,. ''' hre
u.e master. .r tf.i- Oh e,,,,,. -, - p. SET
,v.re -,..I, .,.....i.i Dad. 49,. NJ -,
TIE. succeeded ., srio.. H.. g..
blada- sa4 ta. al...tia, fences. :, ,h,, -.
property ~ss damaged LIS, a.s ,-.,-...... II,
kn5Wu.
To-. r.,,, ,.,-
....t..t... ava.
,-, --. .e.tin, -a,.f'y. tn from, o- R-,.,.r...
.st1 O., tet f..-a r.,r e,-l r,x, i,,r -. -
Bond. s. House IT,. bsi'din. W nr,..rt ~,
N.-... g front faba,l00 fs.t
III '''' .'' As
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nras, entered with tno Others. " on ore II the
-a.'-n' r7''' cars ."s '"' Nj h'iie'
violent o'' ODD me ,.. ''l' '' a.' 81. 'l ina'i'as
% IS '.a-e' ' '-''''' WOMB I.' -."o'' 'hen
i't. Ccroaer " cf MAS ca..ed vest" - take
.-e si.'" i ''' uF-d 49, WIG si.' 'ne
a. 40 -,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

NrcHoioGY FOR ArRIL.-We Preseu' below
oar regular monthly abstract OF the Returns Oh
Mortality IN the Office Of the cry Inspector tose'nef
with such comparative tables as may serve 10 Illus
trate the progress O. disease, and the remarkable
decrease Of deaths thus lar ;his year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

AxorHER SrEANER FOR CALfoKsi, - Tie
steamer Confluence, built to run between this City
and Shrewsbury, will sat in few days tor san
Francisco via the Straits Of Magellan, touching at
Panama for passengers, as she has been hted up 70
carry 4 80 persons. She IS intended % ply between
San. Francisco and Sacramento city She mas
been put in order and greatly strengthened for the
voyage. Her engine is said u b. Of superior dc.
scrption the piston being twelve feet stroke and
the cylinder measuring fifty ak inches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

Mail CHASGEs-We learn from Saturday :
National fnf,Nigeacer that the Postmaster Gene-
raj on Friday ordered that the contractors on the
Railroad lines between New York and Phnadel-
phia discontinue the Sunday morning mall agree
at5v ~ their request on condition that they delay
the departure Of the daily evening tram from Ne"
York TO . O'Clock, ?. NJ instead OF u Z NJ aud lorm
due connections with the Southern mail leaving
Philadelphia at loiP. NJ. The arrangement to take
effect On the first proximo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

ARRESTS james Mullen was arrested for an
attempt to stab John Hlxen OF 10 Center -. il
seph Francisco, colorcd man. was found in the
streets with trunk OF valuable clothing 10 his
po secession. aud taken 10 H., stat house John
Coffee. the captain OF the gam Known rs the
" John ST Short Boys, was captured by the Sc
conl w ard Police. Thomas Williams. alias Caya-
uarh was arrested for All attempt at burglary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

FIREs-sanGsy night, GbJGs 10 COCK there vas
,-isip- ire in the basement e. ~. a Clinton s..
Damage Of no account
-B,er,ry Bgr1,d.-AboDt o'coc.' yestef''y
afternoon, fire broke cat IN the Brewery OF III mss
Kelly, 62i Greenwicbst. between Barro" "N'
Morton 81, The whole Of the establishment as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

AcciDg>r.-Oa Sunday night young sailor
named Henry Bohn fell from the ferry bridge foot
of Houston st and had very narrow escape from
drowuiny. He was rescued with difficulty by the
police AID taken to the station house, where he
was restored and sent home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

RoRBFD -,-Mr Nicholson Of Saratoga County.
made complaint that on Saturday evening, while
ON his way from Nandam.s, 10 the lower part ~
the City. he was robbed OF arge sum Of money
and his -ld watch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

The General physica. character OF April has been
exceo, the earar portion. almost counter part OF
the same month iast year. The average morning
temperature in i-i9 was a. 1880 TINS year
the rverace Is about TO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

p The concluding lecture OF the Interesting
course ou Phreualoly boy Messrs FowtEES ~zEs.
takes place tonight NJ Clinton Hal ard vii q ub'-
l,ss draw large number OF listeners who have
taste for free. ohhand and practical expo''tions
of science.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

GRAND LARcENY.--A man named Luther Payne
was arrested yesterday, charged with robbIng the
house Of Mrs 5qulres, Ia the Twelfth W ard, IL a
gold watch, y teaspoons table spoons. and a
variety Of silver ware, valued in a. at $50. The
accused was held Tor examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-16
FRESH sUPPLIEs OF
CARpTTINCS OII-CLOTHS, sc.

.rHITH L LOJNS5EEf have b. sore tnd arr day
~--ceivtng fl ard varied sssortrelt q CAAIeiiHSA
gLooR Oh CLOTHS &c. ~lich hey are 10" onurlng a.
IT, ~ low ny erirsJrdlrary Nv prices
fne - TsPosty Csrpeis lses- SYKES non - 70 80
PEI ysra. . OBJ. 49, a..
Eugish Brussels CARPETS. ses' styles hom - 10 -
per YARD
Imperial Three Ply CArpes iorrign snt coHeslc' neN
.ts - from = ~ % pr ysrl
Iasra.a Carpe.s al wool reh bright eolors tfOm t. g.
Ingram Carpeis u1e- c0lila AID Wool from t. 3D. b.
per ara - q,
d, "a 80 vide from . 100 per yer1 Nl choice
..so,-r.er, n ~ Csg srres cCrneced WIN re rs4t
=. - IN. SMITH q LOUNsBERY.
- f,..ss 4.s F-sri-sf opposite W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-16
z II RuTI.TR & co.

NO ~ biINOB-ST PHILADELPHIA have la'ey
. Y uHhlsr@d ueT ell0fs N NJ following etArdArc
Rolss when mas 10 obtained II 81 BOOKSELLER
Coersns REV Lyman, ID iiIsiorica4 OeogTapiF 81
the B'tl4-faird eC.lcr, with 40 nora
C0nstocs's fAncrev. - D Elocuuou. viii spec4 re-
reference o. G-sfure. &c wtl clagram-li1r edition.
ernaing and + Dh.ns Pr0essyr-l French l1c En.sa-
.ud Lrgi.h o.. French Dictionary -1lfari1Z rye -no1-
ssn1 more words 'As- gry o-er French src g-l D C.
r0.ary e1al- kHyal sFo. 1850 pag-s-1ih e1-iicn IN
proved
Feminy snd Tbbi,'s iProfsssorf A5r6Eeneli q DE
same work. -ll8I l1.lO-t'u edition
Doaaesa1'. Oamesi Greez alt English Lexlcon-1tt
edllor. proved
Youngs Prof z i'rFJuonefry-nev edition revised
ADD numerous p9grafnicai errors corrtc-ec-
Psr.-gfs iPeferf Common scn1o. History, "a trirersa
H-for, lsYr cd 4on revised sr1 brought down 10 te
1FeseH' time.
Baldwins Thomas Universal qro1cgncing Gazetteer
algtl edison, - la 4 supplement
/. PaEss-A Pracfica Arithmetic 0f advanced scholars
% schools an1 Academies. BY Hon Horace Mann t11
Pnnv J. Chase. ! vol daooec'mo-wil BE- ready on tle
l5lr int ui1 jfs coo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-16

IMPORTANT TO ALL.-LEESHks- N"
L LEECHES-AlexAndre's patent Arl'heiA, L eeShes
Pf.ncipal Dep6g a. VICTOR BISHOPS y MHaen,.s1e
New-Yofk Approved OF BY the Academies 81 A-a4eiAs
sad Rcys Colleges ii Paris, London ana be'in Aao
.aiey ~ he Medical College OF New-lofk
Tlese AtioclAl Leeehes confer. N every poss, 50
A. be 5cnei thst ay be derived from he nsiure ifSts
Without Sny u their numerous incorveniere'S iuey =,
sasr ans cause no DISCUS. ard much lees suffering ID t
patent They cost cheaPeT. even IN those Pscss leie
usllra Lseches easily ooxired itcg urs.ieraoe
and used VIA pTopeT care. everlasting Il q useless
o. chow the immense superiority tha hese cuaes insure
10 ms spgArsuls he repgsVe Leech dcU 10 be
oaialaed he many places, ard oHcrtr2es infectious
The ucsi fauerirg testimonials recommending q
these ArufciS LeeChes n QTerence 70 thai Of he
ones have been obSined by the inventor srcm the
eminent practitioners Among them We merely 'nsufo1
lie names of Professor Valentine Aou IN NewIofk snc
Ia PsIs the names q NeFegg kcort. zad Briche,esa
suon0ls from s2ch ma got oisrerse iroa o. nus
,ns others that are possesson % ne nven.Qs s tts
an h. seen A. The NowloT Derc[ together W tae ~
p,rfs 81 Academies orders nom dc Naf and Navy Do
partweutS &c - ,-.. -.,.... -.
vS.es miners ~ arr Interested % MS rev Sna ipSs
ror ~Vepuon The subscriber VII be found - ne de
every Gay - ~ '-e' LAMBERT ALEXANDRA
Inventor q he Arica Leeches of the arm AexkndFe
co Boulevard 81 Martins - Ps1s
sB-oreers car be falsIed q Ne sno,,ss, s9ses -
should be addressed 10 VICTOR BISHOP = Aaeen-iADs
Prices moderate, VARYING according 70 We s1e " S
N. Iswsslsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-16
BIrTER-.-

nIANNETT,- INTERESTS sriiele : heay
recommended Tor the q dysP-fes, CARES
aaule1cv genera Debility. liver eonfA 40 a. -
Train OF synptos cornucuy called .erTods a1ee.ons a.
aae Of ,hs osf desTSbe ionics ocrrec e ne c
creates heahy bccou lhfoog aoci ne sfs.s
he spPeilie. ecaAl;zes lie circaA1oo siees -
ergy 70 the sysem scd creses q power o IssSA-c1 y
disease rarely obtained II "a purely veseaole eon.E&
zoo ard recommends itsef 10 TIE Genon OF nose ssneI
ing nom The above disorders Fer sale By The soc se1s
fcf tie proprietor. WILLIAM T. HICKS CO
MA a. s.sais eoSos la and 81 froats<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-16

THE GRoCERs
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OHce. ~. lf Wa. corner of Prarl-st y /
CAPITAL. S-ner
T'tilS COMPANY, having Their capital o.. pad In IN
cash. ere prepsred 90 Insure Buildings, Nercnandise,
Household Furniture Vessels .n port fleir Cages. ke
against oss can s1e tV TIRE; lso, e hsAs ci lnAld
Sfv Csiou AMI I.ll-ruraf lr. on t- most iafnrlu.'
.eras A. losses promptly djlsied and paid
DIRECTORS
Rryr. srozv fiasss TtYLoa. SAMPSON M0oEf,
pFTgq Martin groRsF ELDER. CHAs BVRKHtLTEE,
FAlscls SkID1f, EENaF tDrt. Ass fokTLs
jas Is WfL.oS ALfK r. 1FANr. NM X FusIts
5Tx BSrFputs 1lAssHtl PfFoos. Isaac 4. IhfLok
SAMPSON MOORE, Pfesaer.
-os S,rfru S.--srr-.- 1-fra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-16
NrD nrINTLINE,s OWN.

az THIS WEEK u ready and I'D BE- found FILED VIII
Omaiicr OF lhr rchesi and nosi Interesting nhIif
Among ne vsst amouu ofOng nAi'er VII be ioard Nee
Bnutine's Life Yarn: The Luckiesi Man N al Creation
s Ca'iowan's reurn. one Who las SEE ie h.ecla'
r. > ter Goverofs Gen Lorez the Washington Of Cubs.
-srs chapters q The Ghas Ia Neu-N ork; The La lf
Friend: Leap Year, strike Wumsni Il- ores -
sorce ase ct Developments. Chiva.ry OF kug and TIE
New.Yofk Nounieersi The Flag eli Frce Men Love Ger.
-.,-ferce from nearly al 81 the Eastern and Nests'
. =, helr. AZ, shown Up in their light Agents Az
Neyysbo1s supplied 81 he ofc-i Spfuces- L44' -
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WTLL BE PUBLIsKEp on TUESDAY.

I,UBA AND THE CUBANS-Compusng History OF
y tie Island OF Cuba present social political ara 90
nestle CONDITION and is sfioH io England aud ne ntd
yfnfe.: bv he auihor OF Letters from Cuba lh ~
Appendix coaihnln. important statistics, ara IrpI t'
senior snco on annexation Translation ron he SPANISH
A.o map az he island. ard ~ relative s'laioh 20 nt
dc, No. rrAis .res and different ports Of ihe United
sVes SAM III ~ tSluN ~ NueSa--s''
,op1gSi. GEO z PUTNAM. is Broadway
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Iop> uIEN,S AMERICAN INLAND pas

y SAGE LlNE-Licensed by the authority OF ne sac
and CIV OF New-Yolk-For The Projection q Ei ne
ard ether Passeuger-Ohce lA7 CeoHf-sL New. oiA -
The subscriber has been engaged ~ iorwsding MeoAh
is. AND Passengers from NcNlcrk 10 me Western ano
Southwestern States over twenty-five years oNt iAe
crescent tme directs rs hole Auenton "a The
n passengers and aud their Mggsge-ls iaeiAres i'i
which are unsurpassed By AIN house IN zoe asness ne
can accommodate the traveller with any mode o. couVeA
snce-sleaaboaL railroad, csua nrsl ~ SECOND
cn or s.eersgcso that he grade bis expenses on ''
.suc- II tAe different mccs 81 ccnvrN anee-S % WI ca
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