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The New York herald., 1850-12-03

PiIiiApELPHiAi Dec. 2, 1850.
Sstfstn, endr Of Mon Charged pah Murder Steam
Boiler Explosion Jenny Lind, &c.
Peter Lobb, who stands charged with the murder of
~atcbmsn Mooney, OF Moyamensing about six months
since this morning made his appearance at the city
police Office and snrr. odered himself. lie has ad-
dressed letter to Mayor Gilpn, protesting his in
nocence cf the charge. As Baltimore Pat or Patrick
cshil the States evidence on whore testimony the
bil Ell indictment ouDd Is still fugitive from
Jus'ce the mon wealth will find IL a hard task
to G., nyict Lobb. Perhaps IL the knowledge OF
ths TACT that Induced the prisoner to deliver himself
Ap
"A upright boil.r at the rear Of John Murphy's
machine shop In Broad street below W ood ex poded
tbis orping about 10 o'clock creating considerable
excitement in the M hborhoOd but fortunately in.
Juring nobody The top blew out and after bsug
forced several hundred feet in the air. fell into
Bread street. The building was not much uure as
The boiler wes located Be heath shed outside tue walls
The morning concert sbich to have been given
by M Mss Lind at BsrDums Museum TO morrow morn.
1pg les been given up on sscouut Of q hoarseness
with which the fair sede has been attacked. The
concert for Wednesday evening has also been post
poDed on the came account and her last concrrt in
ths ey viii take place Friday evening" II she Is
sumcientiy recovered by that time
The trgument In the contested election of Horn
An' ass a. Presenting Attorney, continued this
morning In the Common Pleas. The Hon George NJ
Dallss argued the case 10 day for Mr.. Kneass, in
ieai ined argument. IL is approaching termn alton
Rlo sly
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MorDAN. Dec. z-OP M.
AsHrs-The demand was limited to-day, and prices
rather lower The sales reached rs loo barrels at
50 10 IS 81 for Pearls and So for Pots closing dull
bhE.psrUrrs.-F1glu, - There was considerable firm.
nefs dspsy-d by holders OF state and Western -four
70 day ana prices OF descriptions have improved
There vas pretty fair inquiry for the trade aud for
speculative Investment but the high views ef
restricted the transactions For export there not
much doing The operations In Domestic add up 100
pCoo barrels, inducing no sup.rnne at 81. rs q
a. a.. ordinary to straight State at 81 ss SI75;
mixed to straight Michigan and Indiana ct 81 rs q
a. s5 ssd pure Ger sse- at IS 90 SIS 90; csnasisn
We soodxrqusst With SALES OF 900 barrels - o2k
In bond IN. market for southern Flour pretty
Arm With sales OF so barrels at IS s5 lax for
nixed 70 straight brands Alexandra Baltimore, and
Gsorsetown The receipts Of -four ey the North River
frou the 2srd the 3oth ut.. we're las 0n0 barrels
ana the shipments during the fsme period ~ 900
barrels : Rive Flour In limited request With small
ssl.s AT "a Ks 62h The shipments OF this article
nom July Nov 30th. 1850 reached $500 barrels
Tc,r bfsaf was quiet, owing to the small stock In
small lots Of Jersey disposed Of at 80 l2
and Drspdy zine at SO s1 The exports OF Meat from
Juiv Let 70 Nov Oth 1850 amounted 20 10 goo
p.rlWb,cf FLcu vas in active reqr~sti ~ ~
81 rs per barrel 81 SO ss2 per loo los sna % %
a s1n for quarter bags. With fair stock VI
Wheel there vas rather more Offering ana the ten
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Tclegrnphic Reports.

NA~ OrLEsNs, Nov. 30. 1880.
The tales Of cotton. yesterday 0O0 bales and
after the receipt OF the Europss an advspce Of
40 10. took place. middlipg being quoted 1870. Q
1880. The sales of the week have been 25 900 bales
Sugar has declined an eighth
CIScfrSArI, Dec 2-7PM.
The -four market quiet to day, and prices have
not materially changed since lat report small
lot sod at 50 e5 but 50 90 IL considered the hrurs
among heavy dealers The hog market Is yet quiet
with disposition the part OF holders to sell We
quote 81 ss the standard price but thos, figures will
not loBe be sustained; 50 20 50 So may be oonsi-
sered the quotation In mess pork sales elected
on Saturday at $40 rs but long credit wagiven
inducsmept 10 purchase. The market has . down.
wsfd tendency In hams We hear OF but few sales at
ga exc standard price lot 81 green hams sold on
Saturday, ct 50 90 wh,skey continues good. at 23o.
ALB.Ny, Dec. q 1850.
The receipts since our last have beeu-Four % 900
barrels; wheat, n 600 bushels coo bushels; bar
ley e0Ce busbsls In -four there buyers than
sellers old prices Sales have been 1000 barrel. at
~ 81 IS for pure Gepesee 81 80 for strait State and
81 20 81 81 for Michigan Prime wheat is In fair de-
mapd for milling with sales Of o. bushels at t1 IL
al for ordinary Genesee 5000 bushels barley sod
at ole Cats doing better .aes 900 bushels at
axe
weather cold. end tbrestepiug snow
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On Sunday, the Let inst. jaws N TatAr, youngest
con of the late Capt James N Trest OF frankfort,
Maine
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from the residence OF his uncle,
NJ wilson iso Carroll street, Brooklyn this Crues.
day afternoon 90 O'Clock.
Eastern rspers please copy
ON sunday the lst iret IoHr SIY SrRAcHR~
His friends and yeatves respectfully invited TO
attend M. funeral this day. at ococs from his
late rssidepce, Myrtle avenue, near Adephi street,
Broohlyn.
Orange county papers please copy.
On Nor day "a met after very short Illness, Rs
pEcc.. wife of l. w6hicken, eyed thirty. six years
The friends q the family ss also Ger man Oak Lodge,
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TeIegrsphic Marine Reports.

SS % q CO Sns oss .s . s,i's sSSs e S.
Ny IA s, Ssih za" ~, gsh s@gs; rs Cat H.s,
s..i; .:.:;'t c.:.:,.as SEP, p s..;9y To.l.,p. s.
Oct I1 biis September, omss ess is Irusillp ,th ui,
Rrs ynpir. Ph.d,lphi, .chrs Ea-.rd Everett r.sssr
Venus hNsgs, Oct Gtni Virginia Atlsntc via Prsvtnss
cissr.d-shirs Mediator; Eo5lesna cCrdes. Mobile. Co
orl,sBs Iss,slls ch.Iss'es brig, Sssd.s s.rse,s os
C-ARLssros. Nov %.
Arrived-ship Castor. Nrors.
CstAerins Rogers. Do
and RsppsnnOss. 90, Cairo and s.i.ssr sossos.
Arrv,aBriss Monticello, and Psnssyivsss Philsssi-
rhis: s.ht - oreson, bsEn'rs: v..,.,x
hrryss-B.th Apssir, =; brig oTsnd Turk, ssvsnnshi
ssiiss io.h Liberty, NorfOik asry krssssh,
Philsdephis 'srslo~on' ssh'lh' "a p..- n..,
Arr,ss- Brig Tnsns. Little xrums. Nov is ;osr Ros-
ssilsa"sshr Alert, Phfsa,lphis.
Arr,.a-Bsh Meiors, Msrisl, brig ir.aoss Eiisn s.-
tsnSss -. -
Arri,.sp.rs Arssptins. pusnes Ayr., Oct SD IN %
ss's ioI I Ro J.nsr srs Gronsss "a s FOR s.o.
y A,S s.. s sr a. s.s 4. fs:s sss @ .:y
s A. sss % s ~ ssss a is sRors ss r
q ys s;,., srS s S,., -,
a. rS''S ~ sr ss%ss fs,I.s.,s % ss.'ss
S :. 4 = q z ss i:, 49, s'ss
s ION passed an Am bsrh steering g. sh.vi.s
Bis xiSs no fsass. ki,iss. oe, Lsn no Am v..-
In % ~: r' S: /: H ~: ss s;s: s q. g S..:i s.:
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No. ~ o. o. y, the German Lafayette yerciu the
Lundes Lodge Ne Hermann eohns are respectfully
Invited TO attend the funeral this day tuesday ss
O'CLOCK M from her late residence. No 2sS Riviug-
ton street, corner OF Cannon without further invita-
tion
On Monday, the I'd inst, ELLEN NonAH GAILEeLEr,
native OF County Fermanagh, Ireland, aged sixty
four years
Her friends and those of the family are to
attend ber funeral. Wednesday afternoon the 4th
inst at hslEpast one O'Clock from her late residence
corner Of Twenty -sixth street and Tenth avenue.
On the 30th November, at Port Golden, N J Of con
gestion Of The lungs. CLARA ANNIsoN aged eighteen
years adopted daughter OF c. w. Fellows Of this city
The friends OF the family iavited to attend her
funeral from the Church Of the Ascension Fifth
nue. on Wednesday, 4th inst, at IL o'clock precisely
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NEWS BY THE AILS.
Our Baltimore CoErcspondenee.


BALruMoRE Dsosmbsr 2, 1850.
svrnine er ts Steamer Coiubus Engineers for Russia
Jenny Lind -Comneroe, $e.
The burning OF the steamer Columbus proved most
heart rending affair, and Was doubtless produced by
of those new sparkarresters which had recently
been attached to the chimney. The impression
is, that Captain Hollingshsad and his mate, Mr..
Goldman were both snothersd and burnt In the vessel
whilst endeavorng to the Of the latter,
boy nine OF age, who asleep In the berth In
tho Captains office. The steamer Portsmouth has
gone down the bay to search tor the hull also to
endeayor to obtain the bodies of the victims II they
can be found
Mr.. Samuel ] Hays, master machinist st the
Mount Clare depot Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
has just entered into engagement with the Russian
Minister to proceed TO ST. Petersburgh and enter into
the employ yment o: the Emperor as Master of Con-
struction Tor lroad. He receives q salary of
$4,000 per and all the expenses Of him self and
family paid out, and home again provided he remains
two years
About fifty workmsn lave taken possession of the
Front street Theatre, this morning, to decorate and
beautity 1t FOR the reception OF Jenny Lind where she
will give her first concert next Monday night The
sale OF tickets viii take place next Saturday and
considerable competition will he displayed for the rst
halter, Dapskin and Winchester, Who keep gentle
mems fur nishng ests bsnments Dr.. Dulsuy the pa.
tent medcipe u,an. and probably Drs Rogers, John.
sen, Harris. Huet and Dow
The number OF vessels iu port exclusive of bay craft
AT the close OF last week ID ships II barks SO
orlgs and 40 schoones amour ting to the aggregate
OF lc3, OF which number. q are up for California.
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MARKETS ELsEwnERE.

PInLArrtrIus, Dee lso-F.sf Board-l0 shrs. Gerard
Bsnk. l2N $40 CITY Us. l7; 50 thrs Reading Rar9sd
Ns lOOso. Sil slpt00 Rradus Nortasfe6s 81 Jsbrs
hgiris anal 2l slh5 Ctesapeatc apa Deawae cAaal
W. LEO State gs i 3,01eahs cd N0tes co. OOJ
sehujlhii Navgaion gs 6,. W.. 800 T.Sas Notes in
nottS 81 70 tlrs Nev Orlears ess Light us Ntrhen
Lbsrtiss bsvk. g27s Acr saiss 80 ReadiaE Rail-
ioac T. Second Board SitO0 Beafiug Rar I'D s 7l1
100 Texas Csfercs Notes. d On 6'a
SO 90, 90 oou Morris anal Bsnds. nhi go sehSyis
Navif tion &c. tr az; OQn Csr sr,d~n Ambay Railroad
gs,9 Is c0n msroial Banh, ooA 2j sehuJkiii Nav ga
BsITiuonr Nov 80 "a shrs chesap axe B.pk 26s; Is
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 66 lode. 6i 40 d0 GoS 10
The New York herald., 1850-12-03

In New York city, November ~ by the Rev r Hat
be d. MIR JoHr BLscK, Of Baltimore to Miss saRsH Asr
RsspALt. OF the sane place
Baltirnors and Philsdelpha papers please cory
On weonesdsy morning, November II. BY the Rev.
John d Blain, the Hon. Jssxs RsHor TO MARr FAu-
s,Rrs eldest daughter of John Ellis, Esq, all Of New
oh
The New York herald., 1850-12-03

PLAcE NArTvry.-Untsd States. 2l5 Ireland, 81
England, g. Scotland. Wales, 2 Germany, a. France,
Sweden, Switzerland, West Indies, q Belgium, l.
known, 3.
FRon-Hsspital Bellevue. 4; Penitentiary Blaokwsls
Irland Small Poa Hospital do Lunasie Asylum. do
Bloc mingdale ASYLUM for Insane. Wards Island Ran
dans Island S City Hospital, 8; City Prison, l. Aims
House BlacA wells Island Coorsd Homs Colored Per
Az WHITE City Inspsssor,
City INSPECTORS Office November 80. 1850
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fpfore 1noH~ 5udfon
pr~ 2-.qfrrsd IfaH rohins y. Bakv = TINS ~
.,,l, In autiv 20 ressrsia The oefendsnt from IN
r,rsgVv 90 V.tent obaio~d by piatnttd In fsfz for
o improved machine ior nskirg bricks, snt 20 enm-
=. ttra - scsoont fnr 81 meotFs rrcsived oy Nun
stts ~ alleged iniring susnt Aoyourasa
The New York herald., 1850-12-03

wes fsos s s.;. sss.d ss sgsh; lAsh. lat 8. Ion o.
Brig Esther Cayenne. Dot So Left brig Caselle disg Nov
Bsyu
ssiedschrs Victory. osorsstown. DC st Helena Pha-
delrhiA. - -
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aaa
iGtIttJAks

s.I.ss
A rEkrIcr skTtGuAkD AGAiNsT % AcKERr-
"A sr rslpAs "rrse.icai rrivss lrnus.' Tha rasa-e
,s sRaiy Ss Il sry 'ss assp,ss T. ss & of ssr
p,res, N o1 ss,a ~. =, s,.,
NLN kts,bi,s 40 vut,s sUkks-)N DE a.
~ "a - .siss .i.s IIs,e rs.si.. 90 ,s ismssi.s
81 Lspspsra rsst ,s.f 'rss@vsy. r-us-sS
y n. p, = "a ssI. ~. hss.r ss rs. ~-s
pgissd tie rHIitity q thss eut-, sssie thsm.tes
vsss en- e.ss ss vs.is .a ~ s ss isG ~ e. s I
yy;s'lss, 1,s ses'i,s 'eu,ls s.uains pits iRi s-Os,
T1hLEss TbO ArTfIc4E VIVA PtfvAr Dis
" ,ss.s s,e sars " ne she,ss' r--sle 'iue sas,
FcIs'y h Nhty thcir oG.prins, o s-nifou-iaay
-. suIrsupsirs u,ss, .tin si@s.. ssu ssis s
s. es r''s 1ss s % N IN. o,Fo',s s %
a. Rsade stie-t.
No cuKl 50 NnnK.E-Ds .uN.sY .aAs -
lN moved 20 No ~ toosev ~ thathsm
be hou.ly cn-ulso al ees-s rscsnt ss-es
cess NE Srsss 81 81, ssssS, :. Sss;ss u n 2
No cykL ss "a. .,V1 goNsltI y JgaNs Z.
aiss,.s r,e,ss u sist-e ss.,' is,ssa ,fo
fern ~ ,Ss s--.s ,.... sr-s. " fss ssgs Nc
DR KEsstDY HAs sOvsD rROa No. 50 HUR-
- rsy t'.st 70 n. " y rt piaes, yhors he clutnu
ispsvs Ttsri or f.,l,ss - sh. Sfs &
p.tsf. u..s. cSs. so. i-~w r." wass ,o.P NINA sup
DE- ss-.,s ,:.r. . ets .ssss.: 'f.s H. ,Ss &. %
ment e Bercaris 400 oses- eisess gs the s
.-a - ave saw . t.rf.e' - ehs-ss
nhNAksts u Sve siDsNr1s vuag gILfE. Z
~ DlA's.ss. ron y y.sr- praef,ce ~ vhsoh ~s is
vises, rsrrury y. he splons In his s~,s Ne ixsi
sseet sd Chsthsr SQUARE wih tAs us-ser IN
ur-erv sne wes'-'-e 's'. -n--t-- h.ss-e ,--ssrd.
rs sokR RIsON lokrlrUss Tv tu ks ,'.s-r.Ie D1st
~ ~aesp N heir ret fsrms tthout uerrsrY and -.
snsblss him servous de6i,s smIssi",s az 60.
seqpen. r-U ahusc. No fee 1iil curea ss II. t.Ss
sirIem. " u. -sNc,. 20. rvi,-s .tr-st "' '''''
nR. T. sORTssoRt wOC1D sAY To TaosR wgo
- have eonisc'ed diseases Car. NJ vsiss.' tha, s
1sie ssrs ~ Thy heisth Ihsvs asvsisa p,., vs.,s 4.
my Irtes.iu ahd have read suocsafnlly bous.nss of
rsuen Itoss Who ~tsh e coasu kess 90 u pisatS
us, % o. Zee of chsrvel fan A. tspp W igurs.ys
sreeitee y.u value W ysa viii avsia ,hoss
tha's VIZ hepnshtfy tell tkst they onlv esa
y.n sna ~ hs aae Ans o meA'sive al thaf IL pssss-
ls m street. -" nv "~"' ~ i'o W.
nt hAIfh, AJruUK Op Tae rRA,,rIcNL Pei
Nas Irahe,' sc-Ufiee hours. 9 10 ~ a. Nj stos
Lsrresy except-dI-No ~ Green pich street It hss
nstsr ~ sprpse 20 that any ops rspeets-
hiiN esa % p.ofessHsl a,tsnsenis shouh asvste Me
en Len - oiseates vhob pie every as~vipan pre-
y, " eyre sssy ~ sevsvsr the one .hossssdth par,
sysry dsersu oririon fsvea And l. nos spy
W, W prsssnt msetl ana dsjet'ior, psyns mind
s.r.. 49, - ~ .ss - e,s n ssrl.si ts ,n. .vsA
suet,s faeul,y sltorsth,r q I. fset .hsA rher
~ rety trea'ss. tes mas rtran dormsnt In
vps pssr, VS. r-sr.s, sr w.. ssa ~ ss, :s.s
ard speedy s-evsd Prom unonnr,nr redsni .avsn
re has and very esssrsi'e ana ler
nany cares esr ss snred days A. ss.yfsd erss
sensgusse.s -sa ,hs dspiarssis sases. r.suisss
.ss - y s.s-' .s =. ss:s s.n
fwrra fhcse che srtis On sts~e. IA bs ear
p.ssd n'as ease sna rsris,s % ths ssrr. =
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euperfor Court.

Before Chief Justice OAKLEY -
Nc a-Tbe trial term cemmenced this mornin9
when Jury vss sworn In, snd no case eesng rssoy ,.
shi. brsoch Of the court, the Chisf Justice nsia
s.s,sI,a,ra wh.n soms motions we're heard, and the
Court adjourned -
Before Jpdge Paine -.
sult 20 recover ths amount OF lTT loads OF hme
furpished by psintin tor the use OF dsfendsnt me
dsteree st np ras that d.fendspt had contrsctsa
rith m an named Jelly build the houses and tnst
Kelly atd not defendant, eontrsc,ed witn pisia.ms
Tor the lime. The Jury found verdict Ter piss'"'
ror e2ts The Court then seiourned
The New York herald., 1850-12-03

Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the City and County Of New York the 23d
- Noven ber to the Sth day Of November, 1880
Men. ~; Women. 90; Boys lU9; Girls. II. Total SIG.
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Movements OF the Ocean stssms

Pert OF New York. Dec.nber ., 1850.
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sPHAs sPMAAsDK sk S6LTfSss sS g y:.i .s.s;s NJ ~~
gc s; Ass: ssssr r:s rsss'.
sss Wi Is s. s i;s ~
NEwioRK AND HAvRE sTEAn NAyIeArIoN con-
t
comnsndsr win "a. tor Bavre .oushiss =
os9sS ron pier Nsrss river. fsss q pss.sss
p. II is:' .ss
CrEAnER 1RANKLIN FoR aAyss-TRENoa, Ex-
as IL
Ssi January. issS 'Sdsros: IS : Ss:fs e. .A'
= .pl:ssis .tsss:sip osfsiS !. s.::ssi ass..sss!:
s.: s:
sIS.d.'y xsss. p':s, y. ;hR ss..Ss
Thursdsy proc 10 cents per cubic fsot Passage s Fec
i''''s' '' IlfrfTsiSLD Ki..lsy Co.. Express
b VA %sss 81. ON osa .sIsas1
stsan:his L0UisIAEA Ioc ton. Captain lanes
sSss.:.$ s. 81 y D:::%.:s:s ssi::L. @ s:s:
d'so For freight e P..:ss: ScW asp soN "a
o. .AIs ,,s T. CITY ..
,islss 70 s.s Fr.so.os. 6hssrs.
sSA. tn: Msa
mander. will leave her dock pier No for chasrss,
spply 70 D'''n T Go~aED SON fns srs.S.:s % S;
DACIrIC nAIL Sta ssIP vOnf AKf-rHH rUB-
eenpsss :sa%sr: s:ps.sss s.s spero.ss ); *. NAVY
,Ps .n s S :': :. % X. s., S
Afteenth days Of each month detained
* WI ss .s
.. month month aS n
& 81 q. y .:s ;:: ;
and ass sas sSo, q .s
With nais and pssassgsrs hs fsIwi. .v.msr fsss
ss. s :ss sssss. s y s.:.ss
S,syten Panama asd San rrsaeisec
:.,;S:S;g: IHSIE CRY, ;:ssi%s Ss. T:,l =:
Month COR ci,rrss ssIri .i:s ssisSs g Ss~
York a. . sSs,s ssssrasr
viii form direct line s:s Ne. ori.sss and cSsfis
pasis ss sas hsa. or%iss With he
aips threush se te and from Ssv orsssa sad n
Ssssss TIssss ny On .ssI,
''sS ssS.ThSsa .:ss:. s' 'hss s....
:..Is. I; S..:ss Ssss s:.... s..i ss.:.:ss
nip p rG5.:i I,s TS,':s
the pier zoo. s :.rss sorsh DYER sss
s. .n 3. :s
& ssSt IN ss m .rs 70. s's.s s' s.r
rRoM yoRx TO cHAGRKs-
s,sna.s ssrik. forward saloon
Steerage berth tound h~d and separate table
rRoa PANAMA TO san rRAsorco.
stesrass berth with "a .ns -spar.o table is
IRON yonx
- STATE Room stAudse. steorasf
Shsr est a.. Sd SO Sn
saNnDnh 70
Hss sI.i,:,,,,:. i,:,,:. $3.50. %
s., s:- S::fs' s !; 'l':
ts hagre. 7ce fcot NJ merchandise viii be
tshsn fresht TO Havana specie a. Hsv.ns taken
halt oi ore cent aud pr,maEe shippers Of packxes
containing elrv roc silver articles
men'y known va,uAhes must specify the vais q the
fhTmert IN thsir ells ~ lading ,he Nomp>rv s
beitsronsiee fr l.ses valuable merchandise ship
red without such specifr aten
To peuurs frcsnt or passssT spp,y ~ ths sce ~ N.
Company, w west street, corner Of w-vvsn, 60
" 4. yDhEkTS.
speo,a notoe 10 gwen saippsls ty tht brs, that abe
company have prepared form hill of adnr .ptot 10
shsir husnsse which vi be fussLse shipr>s ~ 50 ~.
eation s hs sonp-nys "hes srS uith ~hisf thew
lrested 20 provide th.mseives otter ferrl sii hs
f'sOed BY the AGENTS. n the Al. ti'- - isfir
must ~ sivnsn ,efs-s 80 s.'lina - .he -s.sei.
EoR ssLF UHDkE tost--A rHsOuGf srEssAGs
tistet for fcs. by next stst-sr a. Howand
4 A ri av slfs lipe. spli' 10
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snIPPIHe.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER srEA vsHIP ArLANrTo
IN for Liverpool win lease be board nj the foot Il
Canal street. saturday Deoem 7th ~ II o'clock A H.
and send all luggage not anted the beard
frday Dssember OH marked below with the number Of
the passengers berth.
CoR LIvERP0uL-UNITED srATEs NAIL srIAn
ship ATLANTIC, Capt. las West rnis ssssnship VII
depart With the uai Tor Europe. positively, SssuS
aay the "a Of Decsnbsr :. ooesk NJ fro. her berth
All letters through The Post Ooe Per freight
Or passase-havnE unsauAis seeommoAasiens f'rsssys
TpwD. x COLLINS. IS wan ssrsss
fhs steamer PACIFIC viii succeed the ATLANTIC
sail December 2st.
YNLk NEW YORK ND LIVERPOOL UNITED ST ArIf
Nail Steamers.-Ths shi ips comprising ths ne the
ATLANTIC, Capsaln WesN BkLTlC. Captain uomststk
PACIFIC, Captain Nye. ADgIATIC Cant. Grnftce
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
These ships having boon built sxprssiyfst
government serce has taken In their
structon also In their engines strength
spee6 and their fof passengers
quAlled Tor elegance comfort.
Prioe OF passage from New York vsrposl Sl sxoIn-
ve use Of extra sixs state 9Sb; Liverpool .
New York E0.
experienced surgeea will attaehsd IA esob shiu
No berths secured until paid for.
The Of these ships
diver bullion spsoie jswslry. precious stonss or cs
thereof therein expressed
The New York herald., 1850-12-03

Passengers Arrives.
rMsprISs-Bris scnas-Kr kelehsrtson. say, .na I've
children - 49,
The New York herald., 1850-12-03

STEAhsHIP OSPREY FOR CHARLe5rON. g. C-THn
- splsndid steamship OsPRIY, T. kAsshal, conmAaase
will sa from the wharf foot Of Lombard ssrse Pnads
ph,a Saturday, December Z at 10 o'olnek n. Fee
freight passage hayins ups.ior apply
at kinsey Co.'s lxpress, No. Wall street, corner of
Broadway where plan Of the ship aud bershs
secured Freight for ths vesel should leave New YORK
further inform alton, refer 10
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-09
&5 TO LYNCHBURG BY THE LOUISA

& TO LYNCHBURG BY THE LOUISA
sG5eD RAILROAD.--From and after the LIST Of
January, the fare between Lynchburg and Richmond
l. Heskell & Co to IS 90
Fare between Lynchburg and Junction ........5 90
The Railroad will soon be completed nearer Char
lottesvile, when the stages will arrive in Lynchbarg
to dinner.
Passengers leaving Lynchburg on Sundays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at A. NJ, arrive next day in Rich
mond at III A. M. in Washington at Al p NJ, and in
Baltimore by 7 P. M.
Passengers for Lynchburg take the cars at 8 A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving in
Charlottesville before night; leave next day at 4 A.
NJ, and reach Lynchburg at P NJ
Fare between Staunton and Washington So
Tickets on the Boat or at Staunton.
ia 1-df c. r. MASON, Agent
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-09

ssap-,nTr77h GREAT REDUCTION.-Fare
from Richmond Lynchburg by Canal
Packets. .......................$3 so
Fare from Richmond to Charlottesville by Packets
oligeS. q w
Fare from Richmond to Cumberland c. H. by
Packets and Stages. .................... Q rs
Fare from Richmond to Famvile by Packets and
Stages. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4 25
Below card of intermediate distances for fare and
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-09
RTCHMOND FIRE ASSOCiA-

.5as$EA - IION.-LlFE INSURANCE NJ
sss5yyTg SUMED.-This Association is pre-
Aa-Sz-pared to issue Policies of Insurance on the
lives of all persons enjoying good general health and
OF sound constitutions, for the whole duration OF life or
for limited period and upon as reasonable terms as
any similar company Asthis is the only institution Of
the kind in this State, it claims fairly the patronage OF
our own citizens especially when it is remembered that
is at home, and its profits distributed here while the
premiums of other companies, literally encouraged by
the public, are carried out OF the State. The advan-
tages of Life assurances too universally ac-
knowledged to require minute detail of the benefits
resulting hereom; is enough to say that all persons
who derive their incomes or support from public or pr
vate situations mechanical, professional or mercantile
pursuits, should avail themselves Of its advantages, in
order to secure liberal support to those who are de-
pendant on their exertions The rates of insurance
are as favorable as those Of any similar institution in
the United States, and general information relating to
Life assurances, together with the rates of premiums,
will be cheerully given to those who call at the Office,
No 223, corner Main and 9Th SITS.
Slaves will be insured usual on reasonable terms
JAMES BOSHER, Prest.
Iouu IT Rocrrp Sen,y an z