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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18

STEAM DehLrNG MAoHINE-Mr Joseph
J Couch Of this State some time ago perfect.
ed an admirable machine for drilling rocks,
by the aid Of steam power The machine has
been in very successful operation upon some
Of the RAILROADS in the Middle States He
has now N ade decided improvement in il,
dispensing with the gearing and applying
the steam directly to the operation Of the
drill tits altogether most ingenious and
effective machine 1t can be moderated at
very small expense, and will do at least
the work df twenty men. 1t will be inval-
liable in railroad construction, or in any
heavy rock-cutting land so sure and eco
nomical is its operation, that the Hoosao
tunnel itself would almost fade into insig-
niacenee before it-Boston Post.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
END OF A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN

e. o..
r Tho celebrated Lady Hamilton was dis.
tingu;shed above every other woman Of her
age, for personal beauty. Her accomplish
ments were scarcely inferior to her beauty.
She 4asskilled in music aud painting she
had exquisite taste, and her features would
express every emotion by turns
The only occasion on which Bcckford OF
Fonthill Abbey threw open his splendidma
sion TO company, was when Lady Hamilton
along with Lord Nelson visited it. Ali that
the wealth of the princely~owner scould fur.
nish, was provided to give splendor TO th6
seone The grounds were illuminated By
lamps aud torches, and the interior of the
apartments was blaze of jewelry and gold
aud silver Spiced wine, and confectionery
in golden baskets were handed round TO tho
company. A numerous party was assembled
and Lady Hamilton shonethe envy Of them
all ,Aiiired in rich costume she eaterrd
with golden urn in her hands, and recited'
some verses, which ths company was far too
polite not 10 applaud, spoken as .they5wsre
that all this was deception that sin surely
carried its Gown punishment with it. and that
She pleasure she was pursuing was afvaip
shadow
llifteeu years hLLeE Lub tUdu4uCe ~ SNNSi
hill had taken place, . lady buying some meat
!. for her dog, at butchers stall in Calais, was
thus accosted by the butchers wife:
All, madam | you seem benevolent LADY,
and up stairs there is poor English woman
who would DO glad Of the smallest piece ok
meat which you are buying for your dog
Who then, was the grateful recipient Of
| such humble a1ms2 Alas it was the Seapti-
! full Lady Hamilton After the death OF
Lord lson, deserted by those, who fawped
upon her in her prosperity, she gradually
became inn overished aud died at wretch.
ed lodging in Calais Her property copsis.
ted only Of a few pawnbrokers duplicated -
!. Her body was put into common deal box,
without any Inscription; and over the prais,
ed statesmen warriors, poets, and artists,
the funeral service was read by an officer
on halfpay Such was the end Of the beau.
tiful Lady Hamilton
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
Chesapeake 6 Ohio Canal,
n77nT1f

TINE splendid Packet Boats FASHION, Capt
i Petrie and BELLE Capt Singer noH@make
regular trips between AlexaHaHs Georgetown and
Cumberland They leave RitieIss Wharf near the
Market House, Georgetown, every Monday and
THURSDAY evening. al o'clock ? Is. Passengers
Ear Harpcrs- Ferryx leaving Grnrgeiown at that
time will arrive at that place on TUESDAY morning
Al half past 10 o'clock. The far Is less than cts.
per mile HI
II The Boats viii leave Harpers Ferry for Cnmber-
land every Tuesday and FRIDAY lat III O'Clock, n
and for Georgetown an. AIexanafia, every Tues
day and Friday 81 sso,clot3k P ~
Rates of PasSags. facizaiar Board
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18

ScfctDE or MERcHANr.-Mr. Ed-s.a
2 Alien q merchant of Middlebi-,g 49,.
county Ohio, left home fs-s a.Ss! 2, = 80
was subsequently four' IN Tho wooJs g..
ing to thetlimb IS ,r.a n - ..i
aoo = svJo lie owed debt Of $4,000
= new York, and it is supposed this 50
rreyed upon mind thst be became par.
tally insane, and then put an end Ia his
life Another account says be is supposed
10 have been murdered by man named
Dillon, who had previously obtained from
him decd Of his property for one-fourth its
value
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18

lOnr establishment may he found neatly opposite
Mr. J. Harris Store ana the well known Cobiec.
tionary estahli~hment.ot j Fl, Blessing, and one
door east OF Dr. &c F. Mason dwelling.
We hone hi industry perseverance, and atten-
tionto business, 10 share in public patronage we
HIM hone 10 be able u give general satstactio !.
II etnerience has any advantage. surely we have a
figh. 10 claim share Of that advantage. And II
EpTtner succrss in making an improvement in the
appearance If MANLY giving good fits in garment
eaitRng-we have right tofclaim asshaFe oil TINS
also We promise ard pledge ourselves or the
faithful performance OF oursd1fs TO any and Az who
NAV enTust US With their work, assuring tnem Il
shall be done with neatneSs and dispatch.
G lrmenis cut toorde[ at all times.
Ait kinds Of Country Preduee taken in exchang &c
cor work. JAMES CLOIEiER
PETER PoISAL.
April L. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18

I FREAKs OF NArHRF.-The Cambridge De
lnocrlt learns that Mr. Wm. Turner. living
il Caroline county. Nd, has COW that had
calf on the Oath ult, with trOo beads and.
eigk legs II lived but short while. The
editor says he has in his own Office duck
With fre separate and distinct bills
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18

DEATH FROM CHoxlSG--A Welsh garden.
er, named William Malcomb. living about
two miles from CINCINNATI cameto his death
on Tuesday morning from the effect produced
BY attempting for sheer sport to swallow
pork steak whole be had previously, tuv Z
wager, swallowed similar stes.k.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
A FARM FOR SALE.

TNHE slbseriber ilntendingio relinqnish farmirg.
- otfeA for sale his FARM living bout p pies
Stntht asi Of ChaflesE0wn JeliersoE county, con
in Trims ah6ntf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
Saaalery & Harness Making,

IN al Of lis various branches and am prepared -
put up as gosd work and at Is shur notice, aust or
a. accommodating terms, a. any one in the Stare Ct
Virginia Come enc come NIL and see me hcsere
parchssihg., and | will do yon goed
HsRESL-TAe highest cash price paid fer all
kinds al Gfeee end cered Hides.
EDWARD SMITH
HarpeesFesrv oet. y 1851 Higs street.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
blankets, Hats and Caps

fTE PAIR Of Negro BlankeiN;
q 6 Dozen Black Wool Hats;
On hand and for sale At very Low prices
Dee. 4. 1ERE HARRIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18

IIU thdS. Porto REQ Iubd
aud y q Sagars
~ boxes ss.neie aud double
reNnrd DO
I o5 Doves .!iile and btowg
| Havana do |
1 G3 thls. Pu.yeftzed IAN
cfashqsasria=
70 \ O tNstr;iie,lLG
- b.rgs Hew no and Old
:. Java co.iee
/ l75 Laeaira and MIarai
! enba dU
/ % bags z Rec Do
Z st'-} whole aud half Ghe>r
4 Gir p'IaJtperiaf AID Yntmg
ti.HscG 1'tas (p4:t strict
/. ~ lsCiae)
e. packages OF prime Pow
thuhg 20
~ bozcs' osets and y Gt'
| Ping 5lct,acto
% b9Ae.s , cent do
63 = Gxi4a fine Car 40.
Coab'S, Ne Pins UIltrai
.NAiIsf.Il,'s D4VneS aa,i
olheI IT tlee brands Z
~ hnx =. p4fHtt'S scotch
nHh
2 VI : itga 1l'ief 90
"a ifs KaFpee do
&i',lfOo Pi'tsipe1. re Nor
IaA ga'eo anu o thtt
. n ~, o I, vi. lllse Stsats
=. ~, !. =. .,iSii q"
t5itiarees fresh brat Rice
2o5 boxes Rosiu Soap
Ia, !. Rose aud Toilet do
95 Cast. ii .dn
VI i Variegqted Bar do
- = = : 4 l..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
TAILORLVG

TAILORING
ia this place, where we have enjoyed
the privilege Of being citzens luf
-nulnher. o+ years, and although We
have been, often cast down yetv' are
nbt conquered, Therefore We have
l4ieEmiaed to take fresh start 10 The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
Remoyed, but moi to Fairmont.

OLD JEFEERSlON FOREVER REMAINS
UNHOVED AND ENafOFIBLE
I" Iathc multitude Of coaaciktttfe IS teisdom,"
4 S we have conferred with friends, not few we
h.ua Ia NE Stand I'd OF Iht old
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
JOHN G. Logic,
HENRY HUNTER,
MN II I'll IN
wH. LIsLE BAKER.
ATTORNEY At LAW,

DRAcTiCEs as heretofore ia all the Cour,s o,
a 1efrrson, Berkeley and Clarke counties. A,
Commissioner G,r he heishkofing Ard aiJ ~
" estsHn States he wall laSe Inc RckHowsed smen,
q ard sfTHsSTicAr1 under his SEAL fOF OF
EICk 4n{ Instrument q wiring 70 be used ID said
StateS5 ard as
NOTARY E-HT.Tc
soa JErFssagsS cotFsTT, q viii administer affiia-
wis, lake dispositions ana x acknowledgement ol
deeds mortgages SC, to4be gtcoLaed ID any OF tie
counties In Virginia
JANUARY 3 ISL .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18

an Of whch have been purchaser on such terms IS to
enable tiyfsn TO eotnp'te whh any 81 the Northern
cfiics The introduction Ola regular line Of Boats on
ihe cant for the exclusive Tns OF metehah
afietds daily opportunities 9t iorNaIding with dspa Gu
to The various points s greatly reduced rqirs an o.
efs great INDUCEMENTS 10 dealers N The purchase q AZ
EstiCics in cut line.
FIN addition theis stock OF Groceries they have 20
altar sTnaSnalF large and well selected stock OF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
Machine Shop and Iron Foundry.
Agricultural Machinery.

TIME subscribers are now prepared to manu-
i facture al their establishment Chsrles,own
Jefferson county Virginia, AGRICULTTRAL
MA CHTNEsF2 Y of every description.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
War Declared against Cuba.

ONCE in the course Of human events, sc, &c
- il becomes Necessary thai every man shonld
f1llaw some vocation, whereby 10 gam an h4tsesi
lveiihaoa therefore will hereby declare and ike
known TO . generoos pablie, that AN now eAssy'
ing On the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18

225.boxcs and BALI boxes
lSaiSiHs
- tales English Wtalnuts,
t;sreGnl Nuts, FtIherls,
Ealln Nuts and Almonds
", gases G.agsr
50 Hoaes Rock Candy
- iaskt}s Sajd oil
3 easks. CopI,egas
loHkcgs s-tIt Pctre and
Ali+H
Is Htls eidpped Lfgwool
10 Neg EpsnIn salts
EKl'bfSss and kegs Sala-
IFliis Ground ad1Raee
Ginger
10 Aegs birthstone aud
l5,if2o
$50 | brs No and Pure
I'll Whit Lend
5 bdg> parry ID bladders
$50 boxes 5 BY 10 Glass
- :" 10 by 70 do
3Ali,ES Lausp Black
~ gross lMason's Chss.
irnge Blsch ing
10 hrg$ Biaeling Powder
los I" Kentucky r MI 10
70 boxes SItigrr ! MuNtatd
80 Ground Pepper
- bags Pepper and All.
$50 boz fat Corn Braorns
=: 900 " faintsd Btil is
! 200. II. t,s-. -,
| 80 bern johns, 7, 2, , and
| D gallons.
| 100 toxes Pipes
i.Il0 bbls Train oil
ltG4 i" Lamp do 7.
| 10 n Solar do
| - CT sks Cd i Vinegar
IT. boxes Camper
1ll0 |. Chalk and Spanish
/ Whiting
HIS bl< Resin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18

Dir James Runyas'> Fan has been used and tried
against aholhef ceiebfahd Fan On the fa m If the
lale Mr. John Myers this season with entire salts
iaHion So far as my experience enables me to
lRlge :; hEs no suneriur in en.-A5 ------It--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18

This Is 10 certify that have tried one Of Mr. Jas
Ranvan's Fans and have no hesitation in saving
i'll is the best have used and hare no hesita-
tim 10 recommending il 10 farmers
Nov s, 1851 JNO II MoESDREE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-21

chest and back two heavy weights to fActsrs his de-
icsnt The divers usually remain under water about
two hours and half but occasionally their visits ex
tend beyond that time and in instances they have
been engaged trsnsactng in the deep waters for
the wreck when the weather tide favor the
operations Of the divers these ell apparatus
necessary for letting down the and hosting
when signals are made Each set Of divers has vessel
and they attend the wreck alternately circumstances
may require in order to get the recovered property into
port early possible The operations carried
generally at either high low this being the
favorable time, owing to the absence OF currents In
bad weather the soops obliged to leave the wreck
and run UP the river Dee for shelter. The depth of
water the wreck is about 80 feet at low water and
72feet at high water The operations were commenced
at the wreck Of the Ocean Monarch In the Of
1850, and have been continued less, when the
weather permitted to the present time great portion
Of the cargo has been recovereda Of course,
less doubt is entertained that the Whole
will eventually be got up. The vessel is split up the
middle and considerable quantity of mud has
muated about her, which renders the process Of
covering the cargo much more difficult than it would
have been had operations been shortly
she had been submerged Amongst the things recovered
are quantity Of steel bars sheet iron and tin wire
working tools and many smaller articles The anchors
were taken up Few weeks In some pieces Of
metal melted by the intense heat Of the fire. appear to
have into contact with other articles and produced
amalgama.ion exceedingly singular in shape and ap
Backeys possession and they may be inspected by those
who are curious in such matters great portion OF the
goods recovered have been sold from me to Time by
public auction as well as by private contract From the
which has attended the efforts of the submarine
navigators doubt remains that they will succeed
in recovering the whole of the cargo of the Ocean Mon
arch The hull will then be blown up by the aid of the
galvanic battery and all traces Of the unfortunate
sci removed Great credit ia due to the divers and others
who have engaged ia this difficult task. They have
hibted amount Of skill and perseverance of ordi
nary kind and the triumphant completion Of their labor
affords further proof if such wanting that in many
treasures, hitherto considered rretrievable
may be recovered from the waters of the mighty deep
-Lfrrpooipaper
LAuNcHEp-At Warren, Me-, 18th inst, fine ship OF
g37 tons, called the ChimbOraZO. SUed by Edward
o. Brep, ESQ and to be commanded by Capt Edmund
Webb, Of Thomastor.
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renee At political meeting, the ether evening, he
sentieman in the crowd, whose classical education
had apparently been neglected asked that it might
be Dutche d for his especial benefit. When William
Sturgis (of the firm of Bryant, Sturgis & Coz was
in our Senate, he replied to gentleman WHO had
quoted Latin in one Of the melliAuous dialects of
Nootka Sound, where he had once been . trader
4 was a capital rebuke to pedantry. Mr.. Bradford
is ''worth" upwards Of q million Of dollars. =
There can't be particle Of doubt as to the cor
rectness of all that he thinks, says, or does.
have just heard, but have not time to inquire
into the matter, that there is trouble among the
hunkers Of ESSEX, who propose fighting the coali-
ton. Should anything Of real importance occur,
will write you in advance of my usual day. Per
contra, hear that the Norfolk difficulties are in
fair way Of being healed. Can even Russia salve
do that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-21
Suggested by Miss Catherine Hayes being
called the s. Swan OF ErlM.n

know why Swami was q TT name to choose
For Hibernias most rare gifted daughter,
Unless they baptized her when crossing the sea,
When her voice sounded out on the water;
Or was it, as tabled that dying, the Swan,
In melody sinks with wing furled,
That to Kate the Swan like, that they put on
When departing for this-the world
In her own beloved land small bird has its birth
Can more aptly her harmony mark;
For 1t carries to heaven its notes Of the earth
The high toned and clear singing lark.
And for Erin lark. 6f all birds. Is the one
None other dare soar above it
1t embraces good music, good nature, and fun,
And the world knows the Irish bogs love it.
Hates presence it fxes--'tis there true as steel
And a ttrange fascination comes o er U.s.
That the more that We follow our lark shall feel
The more Of Hayes (haze) is before us
Then keep her still with us--that beautiful Swan
II y GU d have her Swan still exist
The moment she parts US. our sweet bird Is gone,
And the breath of the Hayes shall be missed (mist).
w. IL. u.
williamsburg Oct. 10, 1851.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILAOELPHIA.

MUSICAL FUND HALL, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l scr Anderson, she great Wizard Of the North bes
most respectfully that he has taken the above
magnificent Hall for limited period and will have the ho-
ror Of making his first in Phadepha Mon
day evening" the h October and continue evening
his grand Drawing Entertainments ct sorees Myste
Reuse which, for the past nine weeks In New York. have
met with unparalleled Professor A beys to
the minds Of ALL that his elegant
complete refined the ensemble being Of the
magnificent array Of costly and elaborate Of
most exquisite material AM the perform
will consist Of and astounding feass in Natural
Magic illustrative Of the ilacy Of demonolo
and witchcraf oombin the sciences Of electricity
tneum,tes hydraulics hydrossatios and meohsnsmfor
particulars OF which bills Admission, " cents Juve
niles under twelve years of IS cents Doors open
the Wonders to commence Carriages be ordered
ut ten Tickets may be had a. the principal hotels and
se stores NoticeIn order to accommodate parties resi-
dent at distance and families Professor A. will give
grand Day Entertain uent Saturday Doors open ~
q commence at 8. Admission as above.
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eye. inserted S.hey. operation pain Once. sd2 Broad
DR WARD, BEING ALL DEvorED TO DIsSAsKi
pnfortu You will be cured By him IN half shs
Doctor S wSs sRsa street, sss
ner Of Broadway. No used. No foe Till cured.
nR MORRISON is CONSULTED ooNIIDENTIALLl
E...n b cure. three ssg y;sr Vri
S ruon No III
ID. CLOVER coSTIsgns TO SgsE rnos. o1.rI;
have hsaisd the .ill q the unsapsrisIeed and such
g. received srssaisr ssSssson and has ssssnd
"a TO an oss pr.e,e. for the last yssr: in this
No. IL Ann street. near Broadway
plate. P PS a.rs,s .nS the ..ss, i
:s,.as siiss Ss;e he %
lies o. SssSood With prsetcsi ssssrYs,oss on y. pre-
ysnton and treatment Of n,rvous debility local and
:sss With n. sH. ,iiT
can cure ss%'sys .'hcs' s
and their remedies with eOlorsd li.hosphs lus,rAtn
eIssns q So,h sexes. their uses. sss
.cr,.ns many I%Yc.:.n. hin. % those .sn,snpl...
none however should take ssis ineorisn, ssp without
whether Married 81 s.. ssssr wso require %osis
AID before committing any doctor ought 70 tsov whether
~ hsr sSyeaa.s sns shus asra ssasss he
r.
devoted .sssis The .ussi, vhioh his BOOK ,tssS
s. V o.: socs - mai. or a.. oeps. Hsdr. p
sais,, cs sI sss. sssS M
NEw skpIcAL BVoKs.-A UonPLEIE PRACTICAL
spS All x, lnsr,s sses,iou, assa.a BY srss. n~mS.
so'i,.s s, .. sr: .r,' .ss a,.y, H IL
s s 9a s. H ns:s ss: =.
eord o. Aesons works on ne ,ns family q dlssssss
Mh ee.stry Author Of TAs f,niiy Psys.i.n," -pris
,sss .s ssa is%,:.. and Ss,s D,, ,
g. v.r al. =. ne p.sll.s.., srsISSsRs TOWNSHIP
E.nicn-gy Dr; n.sri's,u. Professor Of piseAs..
Y,s N s,ss s ,si' sp sr g
an snsctcnate ~ite and pscunary dieuies " hs hus
s.ss nf Ss.: s' S' : :; q ~
s,ss "s,s s d:.,G:s, Important secrets
thee whose health does nct permit Of an increase
either ssSsss iSs ia. OVER IN sss a.s.s
sss the ssss.s :s@v.ons ssa 3. mos:
remese and mos: eesAin mode Of surs In svsrJ eompAs
tis1sss Of letter IRON sssnssmsa ia psyss. osl:J
NV psAs SIS Ny vii. ass s... g.rs.g.,Sy .iaai.s Z:
suir sss.rss SON. s.or. ana aarns con
~ :s:S \: n ": s..s 4 si' e;
posed this thnss p-vt>ss spd resigned my
eslf 70 the worst. A. ths sIms nov socut VT
onths heard your beck hshly srorsn o. ~ containing
come matters reaching csss yn ~ iees,ps and psrnA
the rssf 10 sh,Ttcs my distressed
mind nejoy its impaired " ny vile, on eaInns
that the great discovery Of n ~ Deomssux provided
sSSs ss for
81 over my head In all hu1sn rrobssilvy wife woui,
have been her srsve and oaidren LET'S mssheress
i Of coursc fmrrsccsbe 30 convey more fully shs
rous sutjects trcsted o. they 81 nature srie,
intended msrfss OF those contemplating msrzias,
For sAle 90 222 Brosdwsy and ~ t publishing once ia
Liberty street New York; Little Co.. Albany; Jostp
Tucker, Mobile, Alsbsms; T. r. Peterson, pS chetlnr
ttreet Phiitdelphs.
on we receipt Of 81, ecryvii Ne srsrsrsed " nst
nee postage 70 sny part Of the Uned states All fe,sr
pust he addrefred. Tos. raid 10 Dr. ~ kaurceau be
l,22, New Ysrh atty. once, ~ Liberty street,
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DHIPPIN0.
TIVE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail Steamers. The ships composing this line are

- -
TIVE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail Steamers. The ships composing this line are
ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstoek
ADklATIC, Captain Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract expressly for
mt service; has been taken In their
tructon also in the engines TO strength and
speed and their for
equRed for elegance and comfors.
Price of passage from New York Liverpool si exclu-
sve use Of extra size ase S3; from Liverpool to
New York l35.
An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saturday, Cot 20, Wednesday, Oct. ..
Saturday, Nov. 9. Wednesday Nov. ~
Saturday, "a Wednesday, /" rs,
Saturday, Dec. 6, Wednesday Dec 10.
Saturday, 10, Wednesday, "A,
. Wednesday, Jan. Z.
Forfreght or passage, applyto
EDw'DR. COLLINS h CO., SO Wall street, NJ
BROWN, SBlPLEY CO., Liverpool.
r. c. ROBERT5S CO.. Is Kings Arm Yard London
l.. DRAPER, JR. Is Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES
Paris.
ii Of ships be accountable for sod
Ne bullion specie swelry precious stones metals
oadine are signed therefor and the value thereof
tisre.r expressed.
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hlnck .ahoYe thu National Theatra-faoraa L. AL

DARTIEs WISHING TO HAVE TIE USE or TRIP.
Ter Hall during three evenings In The week. will please
apply, By letter or otherwise to
III. WARDwELL. sou Bros6way.
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS HALL TO
1v1 let Apply to J. H. WARDWELL 800 Broadway.