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THE stngsst certified medicine the vsd rtheesIs
Dyspepsia its isrmssuch the hsadach hsartburp
acdty Of hs 81 asthma,
pss csnsumptisn debility arising svs
70 heat Or osd cid dssass ers
Nh remedy, and surpassed By medicine
suffering from uterine
Imsng and highly rsspscsb csrGcsss We rsss
Professor K. A. HAYES. M, D.. State Assaysr;
jas. G. Dunn, EsQ., City Treasurer. Boston;
Hon. MyRON LAWRENCE, Ex Pres. Mass. Ssnate;
Hon L. II. ARNOLD. formerly Governor OF Rhode Island.
Hon. WV. WOODBRIDGE. formerly Governor Of Michi-
Hon j T MSssasAD. formerly Govs'nss Of k'osuoE's
npS Hon. a. J. r. sis.cns. u g. Senator from Rhode Island
Hon. SAM't g. PaRiPs. U; g. ssnator from VERMONT;
Hon. soIosor foccrs, member of Congress from ";
Hon. H. d. FOsrRR, member OF Congress IRON Repp1
Hon. NJ. L. MARTIN Delegate In Congress from Wucn.
Gen. A. L. DopsE, membsrin Congress IRON lows;
STOwR, Esq, Clerk the House Of Represent'vs
G. G. TROwDlIDeE, Esq., Detroit Mich;;
G.o Jos.s Eco. Sptyiyo, .' Cen DI4SoSa' Iowa
Many other lndi,iausss
s'' % a e; e.; Ss .,:s VII
REED. BATES y AUSTIN Wholesale Drugsists, N
| Is Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
For sale By J. WRIGHT CO., ISL Chartres 1t,
y Prcs u per bsttis; si1 bettlss ier d.
~ CAUTiOk-EscA si Gsnuins Bitter
:S O. J: sis.e. fspi..1: .pso IL
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:. WOODLIEF. No. I3
received per steamships Win
ire City, and by the sailing
on and HAvre, an assortment
Q FANCY AND ST APLE
unsurpassed in extent, variety
. now offers WHOLESALE
eF0us patrons at very reduced
part Of the following, viz:
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
English, French and Ameri-
can Calio0es ;
4 A complete assortment of
Eng'h. German and French
| Hosiery;
Superior white and cold Silk
Hose and Halt Hose
GLOVES AND MtTTS.
Buck, Chamois, Kid, Cash.
mere. Silk, FiIoselli and Fl.
i let, Of every description.
/ LACE GOODS.
1 A large and elegant assortm''
OF Valencisnnes, English
French and German Laces,
n and do. Embr0ideries;
! Superior 6.l2 and LA Liner
Sheetings;
Damask Table Linens and
Napkins, new and splendic
| styles;
a. Irish and German Linen
and Lawns
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, plain /;
Embroidered and c0l0Fed Dor.
dered Curtain Stuff, embr'd
Lace and Muslin. Silk and
il Wo0len Damask, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy kerseys, L0wels, Lin.
seys, Jeans, Denims. Stripes
II and Coti0nades:
Super French Bed Blankets ;
Heavy Grainer Plantation do,
very superior.
specially call the attention oi
k OF goods for their use. II ID
have bean selected with great
of long experience in that par
d. 80 u
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ORLEANS, MORNING, NOVEMBER 49, 1851.

ly thrown open to you and to your children, and
impediment (save of your own creaton) exists to
prevent you attaining the highest social and civil
distinction, and will you any longer permit those
glorious opportunities to pass unlmProved o. rather
will you not, by studying self-respect, and acquir-
ing habits suited to your position, aspire to re-
feet honor alike the land Of your birth and Of
your adoption? l implore you, as would with
my dying breath, to discard forever those foolish
divisions-those insensate quarrels-those factous
brols (too often, alas, the fruits OF ntemperance)
in which your country is disgraced, the peace and
order Of society violated, and the laws Of heaven
trampled on and outraged Oh, how painful is the
contrast between the feelings which generate those
foolish local animosties among the common in
habitants of country, the entire area Of which
would but form an inconsiderable section Of some
of the larger States of this Union, and that broad
and comprehensive spirit Of patriotism, which
makes every inhabitant of this mighty republic
from the Atlantic to the Paci6c-from Maine to
California-gory in the title Of an American citi-
zen.
a reluctant, final farewell. A few hours more
will separate me from the hospitabe shores oil
America forever. carry with me to "the poor
old country" feelings of respect and attachment
for its people, that neither time distance can
obliterate. Citizens of the United States - fer
ven.ly pray that the Almighty Disposer of human
events, in whose hands the destnies Of nations
may continue those blessings and favors which you
| have 50 long enjoyed-that your progress in every
private and public virtue may keep pace with your
| unexampled prosperity-that you and your chill
dren's children may be ever true to the great dest
ny that awaits you, and to the spirit of those ins
tutions under the fostering care of which you have
SO rapidly progressed. May your country still ex
tend the hand of succor to the helpless exile, affort
an asylum to the persecuted, and home to the op
pressed-and thus inseparably connect her futur.
destiny with the interests Of universal humanity
Citizens of the United States, and beloved coun
| trymen-a again adieu May heaven pour it
choicest blessings your favored land, is the fare
| well prayer Of
| Your devoted and afectionate friend.
THEoBALD MATHEW.
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packets from New York. Boa
Of Fashionable and Seas0nab
DRY GOODS, heretofore =
and recherche style, which b
AND RETAIL to his mum
prices. The stock consists in
Super Broche Antique Silks
C0lored Armure Silks;
Striped Taieta Silks
High col. plain POult de Sole
Black Brocade kaeonnee
Extra rich and em6r'o do;
Changeable and Chene do;
EmbfOid'd Damask and plaiI
POult de Sole;
Extra rich changeable an,
pschameleon Poult de Sole ;
Small plaid high colored do.
for misses;
Marcellines and Florences, o
every shade and color;
White and colored Satins;
A few pieces superior heavl
black and c0lored wateret
Poult de Sole
C0lored Silk Velvets
Rich Chsne Satin striped ant
pain Cashmere d Ecosss /;
French and English Merinos
Mousseilnes de Laine ant
AlDacas. solid COLOR. o
every variety of shade
Plain, striped and plaid Pop
lins;
Superior black and cold plair
and figured Canton Grapes
A large assortment OF whit
and c0Ir'd embr'd and plail
Grape Shawls, come extrI
rich;
Merino, Cashmere and heav!
rich Silk Shawls;
~ p, w. w, .WOuld
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MRS. G. RODDY,

Corner OF Csrunielet and julia strstts,
~ Respectfully bess lsave to call the atten u. :.
tion Of the lhdiss anu The public generally, hsi O
and Of English French Straw
BONNETs veil svery article In the hlLLlNEkY Nae.
Her equal that ether
city, and her terma moderate. A
II Z. would ladies shs
fer many years this city, and prepared
give fullest sasacsn 10 these
patronage. Old Bonnets cleaned for FIFTY Cents
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Ol 6mlpGW
SANATIVE HOUSE, conducted BY W. K. r
seS s%Ss
he vii
man open winter and from this date for The reee
wsts S on IN
happiness. win longer probematics thou.
sands who may thus rus Be Su,sd will hereafter testify have
The the ~ S% the fact 9 S ~ BENG y n on
Bag mile wide the north, (wth ierryboa running
ssnS pine Us sffa
pools or low alluyia lands within fifty miles
of Biloxi; The water my place is pure, soft and
lem! and as to the as that Of Guba Italy
calm s The bosom Of summer lake. speak the above
knowingly. having three months In the place. There
Of being restored to health Respectable persons om
cal sslvicss can b So%ioiaby s,nsiad atns HsSi
cne good and respectable houses be had
biloxi is accessible from NswOrlsans La, to Mobile,
Os TS sss md s
and attentive Having travelled their boats myself.
and others having VaSsSs seS slaves will lind ihe'
By
dollars day, and money demanded till the made
forward. patient furnished with ihree
of outward clothes and So suits Of good flannel shirts
fifty admissible by the day only, and in
/ such month.
Dr.. W. A WILLIAMS. my brother law who ha
studied and practced with me- and speaks the English
French languages, viii supentend my Office IN New oIean
during absence from the city. MY establishment in Biloxi
will remain under the control and superntendence OF Mrs
FRYER (whO speaks good English and French) durinl
my absence from the place. -
most beau ul Aaban skew bali match horses in the Unite
States, with his and careful driver. Tor the
commodaon Of his patients and other gente and rsssSta
BILE parties wishing to visit the beauties OF The country The
aO be accommodated with ladies' and genemens sad
dies ior and evening rides lie is also prepared
keep horses BY The day. week month"; reasonable erm
and every other attention will be given to horses and carriage
| sent 10 his stable
t All letters enclosing A5, paid, will be thankful
received and pqncuay attended and Others
| swered or lifted from the pOstOtfce.
TO those sick who think proper seet my counsel
ntrust their ck slaves to may simply. in concI
sion, add that am a. jealous pursuit Of profession
have oeen for the lsst twenty yesr and which hope
conduct with an unsued reputation and integrity have u
satisfaction of knowing have never yet violated.
NJ w. k i. FRYER. Indian Doctor
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A Wife in Trouble" Pray tell me, my dear,
wha, is the cause of those tears I"
"Oh, what disgrace %
"What disgrace!"
"Why, have opened one of your letters, sup
posing it was addressed to myself. Certainly il
looked more like Mrs. than Mr."
" Is that all What harm can there be in a
wifes opening her husbands letters z"
No harm In itself. But the contents Such a
disgrace !"
4 "What! has any one dared to write me letter
unfit to be read by my wife I"
Oh, no. 1t is couched in the most chaste Ian.
guage. But the contents.''
Here the wife buried her face in her handker.
chief, and commenced sobbing aloud, when the
husband eagerly caught up lhe letter and COM
nenced reading the episIe that had been the meani
Of nearly breaking his wife's heart. 1t was bill
from printer for nine years. subscription.
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MAyoRALTY OF NEw ORLEANS. Nov. IA. 1a6l.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue Of the abovs
resolution that viii ell, at my odice. on MONDAY
Nov y at u O'Clock h 70 the lowest bidder tn consac
accordance wfh the specifications be furnished oy tn
Surveyor. (n15J A. ID. CROssMAM, Mayor.
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II de District de Ia Nouvelle. d ans - No Ass u;
csssion de THEUPHiLE LOUls ABxVEN....A Ar
que JACQUES CYRoT GRNTKs ssst sddrs-see a Cell.
pest d'0btenH des lstuss De curstiile Ia succes
CAME de TheophiIe Louis Abyven, decede ab intesta
par le present donne tOus que celia peut ine
d'av0S deduiEe sous dlx jours de la premiere publ
de cstte avis es ras0ns pour esQueles IL demande d.
ti0nalre ssrait pas sccordee
-, Par Ofdre dc Ia cOur, le l3 uovembre 1885,
LIS. SAMUEL GILMORE,
~ nils 81 Deputy G.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, Fourth District Court
- Of New0seans; No; A76o. succession Of TaEo-
GENTEs having petoned this Court for letters oil Cusaos
ship the succession Of Ophle Louis Abyysn
deceased ab Rtestats notice hereby given all perons
s,sssd show within days the publca-
hereof why the Of the petitioner should not be
Granted. a..
-, By order Of Court, this 18th November 81.
L.s SAMUEL GlLMOkE,
~ Deputy Cl. k.
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Henry Clay and Tom Marshall "A cores.
pondent Of the Louisville Journal, writing from
Frankfort gives the following graphic description
Of the meeting and reconciliation between Henry
Clay and Tom Marshall, the two great Ken
tuckians, who have long been estranged. The
letter says:
Fortunately obtained seat where could OBJ
serve most things Of interest," and as sat phreno-
logically and physiologically revolving in my mind
the various spectres and substances of human ma
ture, saw a tall, reverend digni6ed, and noble
form, though bent with age and the tolls Of life
time of patriot, move slowly under the heartfelt
applause of admiring and thankful countrymen to
the seat from which he oft arose, and with more
than Tullys tongue made nature tell the world he
was man-he Henry Clay To have wit
messed the effect Of his presence before the con
course of Kentucky's congregated intellect ant
beauty, would have made enemy admire anC
drop the hate he boarded against man so truly
great | tear shed there then. A mar
whom Kentucky too hath loved, though he were
prodgal and left the hearth stone Of his poti
cal father, was sitting distance watching
with nervous irritabty and excitement the nobili
ty Of soul presented to his mind by the great char
acter before him. Well might he have looket
| upon him. The two great intellects of our State
though estranged, were there, and to be friend
| again. watched the younger Of the two, for
knew him well and long, man to whom my coun
| trymen have listened with wonderful amazement
as his eye was kinded by the fire of his own pecu
liar genius, and his brow showed that dignity hi
great brain purposed time and again; he 6nall
arose from his seat under the influence of the te
thousand thoughts revolving in his own great mine
| and in front OF that audience approached Mr.. Cla
and shook by the hand as his frend-Thomas
| Marshall.
What scene for reflection was there-the ma
to whom nature looked the fitting one to con
mune in dissolving hour with our great son, wa
fixing himself again in the heart of he great maj
shall! You belong to US again. and when natic
shall mourn the death of Clay, thy tongue shs
speak the dreaded monody; It's the only one fit,
to make more tears fall. When he is gone we W
look to thee as one worthy of our admiration-th
| kind Of admiration Mr. Clay alone calls forth.
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OFFICIAL.
Mayoralty Of New Orleans,

May0falfY Of New Ofleamo,
NovEMBER IA, 1851.
COUNCIL o. MUNICIPALITY No. Two,
Sitting Of Tuesday, NovsmbH ii, ISL
r ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized
~ and requested, after giving ten days noics in The on
cal paper of this psly ss al public sucaon The
contract for erecting each Sde of SI MARY
the Surveyor and publhed win s.d notice. Bids 70 s.
subject tn the approval Of the Council. :
tSignedl Taos. H. sHIELDs, PFeEidsut pro tn.
Approved November IA, 1851.
Isignsdl A. d. CRossnAH. Mayor.
True COPY: II. BIER, Clerk.
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poxTCHAnTRAIN RAILROAD COMPANY.

On Sunday the Cas- leave every hour.
t An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chart1es sJeet every
quarter Of an hour for the Depot.
H A Home Car will leave the City end every morning
o'clock, and the Lake end every evening At o'clock.
J. w. SMITH, Supenntsndent.
NswOreans, September 49, 1851. mhl7 If 32p
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MayOralty of New Orleans,

mayOraltY OF New Orleans
NOVEMBER ID, Is
N pursuance Of resolution passed by thet
L Gil Of Municipality No. Two at their eittins Of Il
inst. notice Y hereby given that in not s than zen da
viii proused 10 act on ihs I i@proVsms.v cons%ps,sd
lesolut on, viz the opsnns Of Felicity Road in IS
hLe. from Rsgious street 10 Tchoupnoulas street, ~
tersecton Of the latter street with Nun street, 70 the
forty .0uI est nches ssresaby 70 the provnion
act Of the Legislature Of the sd Apnl, 1864 rssalat
proved. ID May. is47. A. y. CkOSSM AN. N
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&A4R = ~ - r
CARROLLTON LINE-Departure Of Trains
~ IRON NEW ORLEANs:
Horse Cars-Halfpa.t A. NJ. quartsrpast and hafpaat
1lP.M. lu
Steam Trains-s NJ, and every hour aerwar until p
NJ inclusivey in summer, and until quarter past in
winter.
- IRON CARRoLLToN:
Horse CaTs-b A. d., and 10 P. n.
steam Tranf7 and every hour afterwards until
M. ncusively in summer, and until halfpas 5P n. in
winter.
Fare-5 Children under IL and servants 1Oc.
t1 Summer arrangements commence on the third Mon
day February and end second Monday in November.
Lafayette Lines
These to md from the Depot No. ls Baronneueei
DEPARTURE OF CARS: -,
winter, rom Lafayette pa IN
= Depot. ls lsBaronnest. .....-a 4,
- Depot, Is Baronne st. ......6H 7k8
After which the cars leave each and every iteenm ut
until O'Clock P. u.
Then al Ok, s, 10 and II P. NJ. from the Depot.
Fars-iO cents. thiidIn under ia year.. half price.
~ Nota-Specal Knit Cars for parties balls. meetings
etc.. suppIed when required mhH "
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SURvRyoR's 0pvIcE, sRcoND MUNICIPALITY.
NewOfeans. September II, lH6l.
for an Illuminated Clock.

City Of NewOreans. )
/ N virtue of a resolution Of the Council, adopted
at the sitting Of the 18th the undersigned gives notice
that the COMMITTEES streets and Landings will ecsve
p0sa until the 10Th Of NovemUes for The urn hing
erection Of Town Clock with iour illuminated dias the
tower Oi St Patrcks Church. Camp street. The bids
specify the knd and qualities Of the clock the
which it will be furnished and At what time will be ccm
tos the faithful performance Of the contract Bids will b.
left at the office Of the Secretary Of tbe Council and
HENRY RENSHAW,
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pATTURE SAND-Notice is hereby given to
- all persons desous OF obtaining Batture Sand. that
permits be obtained this Office for getting the Sand
op the basins on each side Of POs NJ ,hs head OF
st. Joseph street, HUGH GkANT,.
Surveyor Of the Second Municipality.
Surveyors Office, Second Municipality, Oct Il, 1851.
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D P. W. W. would Q specially call The attention Of
factors planters to his stock OF goods for their 10
and judgment, the result Of long experience in that
tculaI line D.. s6u
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA-Academc
" Department-Session of fl85l-'52-UhIvgRGrY School
FOR Boys. University Place. Common street-The Fifth
October The Senior Class vii be examined on the 6rs
Monday of SovsIher for promotion to the Collegiate De
that he has secured the valuable services Of the following
named Professors in the Collegiate Department.:
PIOfes Wm. e. Duncan M. A., Greek and Latin Lam
guages and Literature.
Professor Marc Roux. French Language and Literature.
Professor Hermann kOhlmeyer, Phi. D., German and He
brew Languages
R. M Radcliffe. LII d. Classical and English Department.
Angle Leno, A. B., Spanish Ian guage and Literature
y The Principal will exclusive charge Of the
Department of Mathematics.
go 3m G. w. SEARS. Principal.
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DOOlS, SHOES AND BROGANS : l
ID cssss Boots, Shoe and BlcgaAs, in stees md
or ssle by A. r. DUN9A1 co.
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T IME-2O0O bbls. Rockland and Thomaston,
90 do 70; SS HA4ks s = u z % M.s..n. :.
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0UICKSILVER-20ju jugs, for sale by
nM Ell. HART 4 GO. 70 Tehoxpi.oalas d.
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iA ECLIPSE STABLES,
DATES FORDNEY, PRoPRIKroRaOa
- lippa street, opposite Union: :7..hOsss AZ all =
timss to let, either in harness OF saddle.
~ Several 6ne Horses on hand f0!saie.
A0 Also, q primo lot Of Kentucky Mulss -
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REooRDER's OyvlcE. MUNICIPALITY No. Two,}
New Orleans, November 4, 1851 !
NOTICE is hereby given that The undersigned
is ready to rs0sve limited numbss Of INDECENT Or;
that they will be provided for expeHse Of the Mnn
pay, sgreea0ly ordinance Of the Council, passed Oc
mother need apply. JAS. H. CALDWELL, Resofdsr.
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THE public is respectfully invited to call and
= e1a%ins h The large VIZ : splendid did and ,ss; Sem;
and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, at the
above estsbishlnent consisting in part Of
Grand Piano Fortes from Peyel Co., Henri Herr.
Gilbert Y Co., and the best ol other makers
SemiGrand Pianos, from Henri Herr and Pleye.
Picolo Pianos and Pianinos. from Herr.
Square Pianos, from Gilbert, Dunham. VIM. Hall Son
Gale, and othera.
The splendid prize Piano, from VIM. Hall Il Son, Broad
way, ewYork
MeOdeons from to octavos.
ParlOr Organs rich carved cases.
The Harmonicon Orchestra, or Organized Piano.
New style Of Guitars of rich and varied patterns. some Of
TOmas' make.
Boehm Flutes.
Improved Accordeons warranted not to out Of tune
Brass Instruments from double bass to aO-ogether with
Mr.. ALFRED F. TRUST has charge of the establish
friends.
has been fitted up for the especial use Of the ladies
purchasing. (feS6 lp1 -. w. T. MAYO.
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AIGH SCHOOL, corner of Constance and Race
IL sts., by Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. n23 1y
STRAW AND SILK GOODS,
IA CAMP STREET, UP STAIRS.
THE undersigned respectfully informs his city
and country customers that he has Just receiyed choice
FLOWERS, TRIMMINGS and MILLINERY ARTI
CES general which he offers very low prices or cash
IS snip ISAAC sAWIN. "A Camp st.. up sair-
r
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-10

nr-A FOR NORFOLK, PORTS
. $50 MOUTH, AND OLD POIN t.
STEAMBOAT AUGUSTA, Capt. WIN. c. SMITH.
On Monday, the I'd of June, this favourite and COM
Portable will resume her place the Port Wal
thal Line, having undergone thorough repair, and
been newly painted and fitted up. @
The cars, running in connection with her. will leave
the Richmond and Petersburg Depot at 81 o'clock, A.
NJ on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Returning, the AUGUSTA will leave Norfolk on
the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays Thursdays and Sa-
turdays at ST O'clock A. M.
Fare to Coke's and Grove Wharf. ....$1 so
Fare to Old Point and Norfolk. ........ 90
Children under IL years of age, half price.
Servants, to any point above the Grove. 90
Do to Old Point or Norfolk. 49,. so
uedlS-6acu ~
my 30 THOS. DODAMEAD, Sup't
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i,nrs NoTICE.-During the month Of

tSasecs-,r.T1TTh NOTICE.-Duing the mcnth of
June. in consequence of repairs to the
Canal, between Tye River and Lynchburg, our Daily
Packet Boat Line will be reduced to ri-weekly line,
leaving Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
o'clock, P. NJ. t. g..5 ! - = : :.
N. B. The boats will arrive at either end at their
usual regular time On the LIST of July we resume our
daily trips 7zt e ~
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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TERMS PSI"
nATTv RUCHNnND TIMES.


TheDAILY TIMES is published at FIVE DOL.
LARS per annunl, provided payment be made at the
Office or by letter post paid, ddyance on mithia 80
days from the commencement Of The subscribers year.
If payment be not so made within thirty days, SIX
DOLLARS will be charged, and in no case whatever
will an exception be made to this rule
rvADVERTISING-Fo square of FIFTEEN
LINES less, first insertion so cents; and every
succeeding insertion IS cents.
Thrice soeek-For one square, first insertion 62a
cents; every succeeding insertion BIT cents.
Ttoice aoeek, or once aoeek-For one square, first
insertion Is cents every succeeding insertion so
Advertisements OF more than one square, will be
charged in the same proportion, according to the
Der OF squares. But it the advertisement exceed
square, any number Of full squares, by less than
eight lines the additional lines will be charged
half square, if exceed one square, any number of
full squares by eight ines the additional lines will be
charged as full square.
The number of insertions of Advertisements must
be noted the MS they will be inserted until order
ed to be stopped and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 26 lines, and
in that proportion for advertisements of greater length
and $50 for 10 nes and in that proportion for adver
tsements OF greater length; except Auctioneers, who
are charged 800 paper included for all sales before
their doors.