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Democratic majority in the 3lst Congress
Wing majority In the Both Congress
Democratic gain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17
To Mariners.

The Collector of NorO has caused be pubhhsd the fol
loving Of vessels Masters Of vessels
ports required 70 report % the Collector
Tor there BE- Cecto Of he hrst district which ne
tha arrive any haboT, SAID district a hours
practicable, unless bound interior District which
vessel slll
hours and A. hours further report 10 wnng 10 De made e
the Collector Of the strict ch te vessel has rref Aai
st. explicit al vessels os foreign ports 0ouni 20
ports the NWglas Hampton Roads the hst
place OF required 10 p % the Collector oi te
district person wE "A hours practicable aud - enter 10 ifh
they long They also b. procst with du2ae
the substance
prov by Law These ane should likewise stats the Of
Their de clearance Tor Hampton koas Tor
orders suc clearance the Ia" permits though fsq1eat
prsct Geo.
Cosstns vessels trdg another,
District other than the CD they bound,
- hours, required O. report writing decnp-
Their cargoe the place rm whence they cleared aud
place If such vessels also be PROVIDED
ouplcs.e es the form substance prescribed by a~
Coat1g Mnuests Tie cuses Of such vessels be
ally ppswtd. within thee days after they lie vessel b.
ballast Bat
csrgoe Of the district when their papsrs
them Collector
Ne
belong within days their arrival
The likewise required 20 keep their papers al
vessel they Lab % heavy penalty they
cannot, produce Daalu-
ga Of a vessel changed of the
tie Custsmhoue uponthe
papers vessel nmsy be Necessary 70 add that avsss-i
ballast when her CUT OF the distract The master
Collector Of the Ls psmt)
proceed ballast port which be belo1g pur
@ renewing papers other
thar this bTei shall smbacs all the
the Ws relation 20 and masters Of
brought public have
fund Co ueuty violated and ssrsgarded.
vessels advised COPY their books,
out the notice from the papsrs aad paste thsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17
Foreign Ports.

RIO &C Jane De- So SHIPS superb Prsatss un LOUIS
PHILIPPE bsntha rOm CAlornA tor Baltimore before reported
put distress repairing john Gssssr Sage, $50
Philadelphia; ShAJsr Pocshoutas Das, put
John fy or. Marta e3 days from Wilmington for California,
put distress Ssnsca fsahsgsa for NsW Orleans 1 Iaa,
Burton, from Baltimore, Psytona BROOKS Rich
ond Grey hound, W ndsor Boston, jig;
for SOsans doi SetToos pbe. dschg Thass Psahs
Oxen, O1en, for hOrsaI5 DO bngs Angola sckney iron
Boston, coudeu uec Huu-ss, Nye for NfoIk g Bruker
hoH Crooker for NO-ans 10 snssn surgs Morsaa TN
Bosipn, repairing
Al Arc5o FEB ]. sch jobs Clark. Tor Baltimore l3e.
Atsaa Bias FEB schr Petrol FiLsera1. Porto Bslo.
Az Ceuiusgos feb 4 bark John Walsh Anes for PHILADELPHIA
dg fsrnandms thompson, do DO org ftsr Waiter DO
dSys.
ST Johns, Pr Jan IS 5rgs Roach Sherman
lok, Joha Iuns. Crane, for Norfolk, Do E Hars
fraies Niork Do Tmpson. Could nhchls Cour-
Ter, bbs I'm Philadelphia Darng % Nfork wig cargo
Arr a. Hamilton. Beru Jan sch Jsh Ward Anderson,
New foIk and sd Feb fcr Wilmington EC Fe5 ,, brig sSan,
Dcksy, NYofk.
Sic ia Dsmarnra Jan 49, bar Rsses Tue for Nav Orsaas
l4th. brig Goiden kule, Wsthrgton, 90
Gong hAtAnEss 81 bark Lya, Bsms, from New fok
II days.
Hala1 Ms % brig Cleaner Fuller New Yors
May, Bond, Bosfon CD tth brig lodus Day, aeg fork
AT Payta Dec H. sch Page fh OF EegAWn for San Frnco
u days With po;atoss
The Hanover Bfo-n for DO ca tie lohi Clifford MOoa or
Aux Csyes. 18th.
Belize Henl sbt Jan s5 brig Eass Br Tor New TOt d also
three other Brvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

hampton R'ss. sch, or-Er Cs. from ssssurypo, e'u1 %
hehmoue Arm grs Dyer or ~. bar poff ast n B.hor.
INV BAYtN F.b ia-AF .cs Dat. Palmer Nss Tofsi ras-
se DO ~ 81, Pante, Nsst. saga Il 6f,ls. Jtfss lyoa
bnffoegas, - sdepls. s'cos srtt fstsl. Nsr lofs.
N" LoNbon f~h y - 3D. n r. W osnsy, stoy, ~
bsinn..fe y b, och Fnrr.. N'arsri m 6-ofg.t.sl
NJ" hhpfvNn, - tt-Ar cop fssns, "aE, ' Paes.
ocean, cffv isrts octf Ferfn~rs Noy sch Nsarcrt
kng fsSporfi iith sch Oscsr Jrs@. Ksi-y sorsoE.
rhof so - AR 81 hsg lUvsrus H.tsb7y. NJota
efe h'.' o lo N-- fork css, Apaischcos .ch Bs1s
ho.es Edsy. DEAN Ss~ Yors 40 err Gss fof Yore
Lssvu, Apsschcoai sch MAO, f.oasg corsoa W agt1s
PLYMOUTH, Fes i5-Sd So g.1.sssh Er.. S.-.YoA lsA
sch Louisa Nrref, DO
PORTLAND Me Fsb lt-Au tss Anira soys Wed I..a,t
before reported Pot chno 81 It ~. Ns,..h..f ~
nAh Abigail Crane csi.n o. fE ca bart Csa,ia Dysr
nsasrssi seas CIsn Wallace bs.oe Iowa. CAsssy tssafy
FPHuADELPHIA FEB Ar 81, Zu.us cAa.. sod.,s,,
brig Jsrnsn e1sgo Bf org NetorA Ffh Carlsasr
sch Columbia Hess, Rosuoi-
SCI. htoot Pscssra. Noros loss Che-ey, N-s1afypo CO
bark Rauee frost. Hsvans Org Hal, CsrtsIss
RICHMOND. Feb iJAU efE ts.sacs Clara. w c. A..
sch Webb. Cuba So sch Cambria Michel. Haiuor. -
RICHMOND, frb. lf-Au srnfs ffh ront D-araorr w.
York de sid schor New Yot smack Nss "a N,
rietia Burr Wheeler, 90. Mar Nati. snnh.
SALEM. Febuar l3-Au sch M-lico. i1yd Ns~ rork lea
Futon Jaqees 90 ca Edw,i Koyp ~. Uptoa Bsssa.
Ayres SO bsrs Edward kopPsca Bso~ bars NyHas
rns,on from RIO Grsnde.
sAS FRANCISCO. Jan lin port shp wInsm Herr feg
F.,,b.vsr Mnyh 10 sail tus "a Tor home ~
WICK FORD Feb ys-slo ,oop Nay .ua. Nca 4. va
WlLhIsGTON. Feb lOArf brT chnood Blair, hsnssqass
Mains Tans Island sch Wsles Vas Glider Ss~ Tork =
Cg-i,b sch sa-yer Ham. Bosoa lnh, bAaS $50 4an.
Comb New Orleans brig Lucy Watt. Nsts New scas
castlon Hanson CHARLESTON n.a hcs ~ "a New lotsg
Cour.r Knan Richmond, Ftsls Grwoot Fhiatsphl eties
snou, DO , TOBIAS, hsns, %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

ms, CHRISTOPHER CRAVEN formerly Of Drosbeda, IsAnd
ased 81
The snds acQusn,Rrc,s family respectfully
yed TO attend the funeral ST. Paus Church. A0boksn
Aoncay, fsh. II tlok An.
On Saturday FEB IS JOHN FRtssELLEEAR the 9th year
Of hsBEs.
lis friends snd scqusptsnees 10 attsnd h funeral
IN his ate dsles No. II Ezaosh Monisy, Tt INST
n3o'cloCkPM.
Friday svsrg 18th ctt MAHALA BROWN assd g wears
Her funeral vii tske place from the rs.dence her son r X
Brown No SIG Wet Twenty first hoDdsy 7h net 4
eloct Pm He friends respectfully invited 70 attend
OF Tuesday. Feb. T. HENRY PRUDEN, agsd 81 years.
altered a. csanscteut Farms. coauy
On sStssy Feb To- Mr., LAURA CoSsTASTIA wife Of sarh
HOughtOn. sged - yesfs
TIE relatives friends OF tbs hmy respectfully requested
attend funeral TIE esdsae OF her istass w Edward
Hougbop Al No East Tus1ty its Tuesday.
in,l Al O'Clock r Her romans vii be taken 70 Tnny Gem
stey, GfN
10 Beol I'M Fsb 10 At the rsdsbcs 81 Wm Hal, WILLIAM
o.. ,on Of ne ate Wu y Allen, Of Cleveland, Oh0
~ CIsNeand nanar plraas COPY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17
En0Ixeu. &c.


Dec 40 lon 81 20 w, bark John Brouwer Warner m
New Yok (Aug 81 for San Francisco. ,s
Land, sh Masonic Corey I'm Ne" fok lsep'
81 lon Co. Susan, Bray, ds fn Plymouth NC
FEB South shoa 50 niles sch Mary, fn Por,ni
Jan94 ataf S. lon g. sch simpson, Gould I'm machas Tor
Porto REQ ,,, T. A.
Passed TurIs Island Feb D. barks ROdsrk Dhu Ftne ron
NewYork for Navy Bay stJao, Jordan In Portland Tor o. 'a'
5 1s Br bark steering W. shovns thee
blue borz6nta ana the ous red eres,by brig Eli
zsbeth, Thursday from Para.
Feb Ion ~ 3d. bark John Winthrop from mie for
lat 49, lou II 90 brig James Elss days from
YORK. the best Of her way FOR Charleston, oe
reported having the night Of the "a INST and
Jan 80 of Key West ship Sun Beam from New Orleans
On Cape Florida exchanged signals with ship Mount Wash
ngtou, from New dreams for Hasrs.
FEB lat 80 10, Ion 40, ship coueha from New Orleans for
FEB T. Of Nan,ue4 ct Shoals bark MARY Morris
Feb TO- A. 80 H. 20, lon % S. steamer staining
Jan lat n ~ n lon 05 W. brig Russell Williams from RIO
Jani7 at 10 9os lon 35 brig sygna 50 days Boston.
lat Ion - go barb ano, from Manzinla tor Brm',
Jan . 5, % 80 W, ship France, from Philadelphia r
New Orleans.
Feb Of Cork mail steamer Pacific, Nye, hencs Tor
lat % 3d. Ion 80 g. Brbr. Courier from Belfast
The has had heavy weather during the
Jan H. lat s. Ion 80 49, Br Unon days I'm
don for swan RIVER New Holland
Janis lat "a 3d. ship Appson, hence for San Fran
Jan H. M o3s lon "a shp Washington Irving, hsuce for sau
FrsIcisoo all we'll
Feb II, a large nasted steamer steering 81.
Feb H. was seen a steam steering E5E.
Feb tS lon 10 brig Gen Taylor n New Orleans for Norfolk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

Arst NBedord H. Fbs, WING North Pacic Ocean SAM
veh Islands Oct Rorsouga Nov o. Psn4mouco jan 20 n o
bbs Wh 50 10 - IS eco los Spoas Dec D. of Staten
Land frtor fsh I'm NBsdioft for Pacific oil
ceftsnsd Left AZ Psamblco Jan 90 ship Jas Asu smith from
North Pacific of and f NBetoi day. with 500 o5s VI OIL
Tbs brings home all her nAl with exception Has
made the run ifon Peraubuco IN q days
sttsr from Capt ShoCk hp 1ansrlale or NBedi0r
ports Dec a.. well, clean, North Pacific.
Art al Marapoet sh hasasot Hasks Boston ~ for
whaling
spokeuDec l. Of hs Coast Of Ch ship Zsnas Cola. Arthur Of
Nantucket q With too bis OIL -Four days lost
mu he beng earned down by The rope attempting 70 take lack
fish.
on Ria Jan MARY Harms Nantucket 80 'pi jan Ocean,
Drugs, NBsdfoTd, $50 ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17
Passengers Arrived

Canals Chas Caldwell and ady Of Montreal Henry Parn
Of Liverpool D,,t,
IN stp Galsna Nee Orl>anfMrs fo1ey, Mr. W1lns '
corc- snd lady. M. Isdd aid 10 3 ths stssrags
IN bark Edgar, rgHs M0nr0uta. Afrioa- Mary maxwell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

PHILADELPHIA, Fsb i6drrtvog-safss W oyer Dyer
~ ean Juns'a taNelce TO- brgs nHtn faa s4rs On
nor snfaeso Transit, 49, Pyn,ef, 81 vincent shs 10Y o.
60 gD Cole Port, Of span, Trriai Ben pousai', b'f
Hs~ foi Po johnson, dO Moses Brown Hall fro'sae
C,grsd Fsb l5-ssamshls Opfey. Aarsha Chareston VI
"a T,a Richmond. 5ar- r1mis pal-tt pH 50 Toms an
Jsuonsa Gallagher Havana .am Co1'-, C-n no
s, John Pos johnson Hs~ fofs Sea FoTsr DsSss Nsfa
a., MI "a F-ls Baltimore ks1nsbec, Seymour NfofN
gEWPORT FEB tfrirras b Csy on. Moar' I'm Por lad
f. Nv Yo,.. Fits F--l. R8ctlaai Ns~ Yoni 5000
NAV KsHsy I'm Yarmouth Tor Nfors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

Steamers FLORIDA Lyon Savannah Mche souhsrnsr DICK
Ipson. Chareston Penobscot, Cark, Phl a6eiphis
BARK. Yorktown st0rsr, Havana, Buck Coz u'ods
N'Gverv Cardsnas. Do Rover Nelson, Havana W Nelson
Bros Armuius fBrsm) midenho Havana RodsEai Bros II
7ra Campbell Matsnzas Curtis CO.. n X hylef hoaosy'
CsniBegos, Nesmith & Sons. -..,, j.
scbs cIease St Thomas; Hart OSer Trinidad DE-
cuba Brett Voe Blade, Heagan, Navy Bay Brook
ns5. Atbsha conkln Apaschcoa, Post; Grscan Wells.
G.orgstow 6c MARY Jane Peck Dupuy Rchmond; broTn
Gardssr Baltimore supsrs Rouh, Phisdsph Cornsa FAUX
ner, Boston. .,--
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Passengers sailed

In y,arsstp Fb-da for Sarabiah-Mrs Bnney a1t ssr
want MI Zaonsle ) Panty DaEgsn Ad'%', "a
son John Poole Taylor Jr. Middleton, wa had'sv,l
Bucl STATION John Buuey. Dennis W Wso7,-t
Buttnan Lsavitt A Anderson Pandenni q Fan'Ju-'
A Jori z Bou-rs. Block, Bernard } hicomp' jon
HEDGES Coey, A 3 james sisson, W Averl Jonn \
Cav Mr. Knott DR. Josha Jf Van Van 'oois "
4, sfeaglip S,rfls-n 1r cia-sff0n-G W Hoyi, LdTaSi
Rri.v h,ons ard adg " ssmmOns, Lss Lloyd, Mr. W-ro
st sdy M.sI Pest Mrs. Rupert Mrs De hess, h sEsrt~o
Hem an Lseing B ncDonsl Anua0ls. l. hsray l7
p Dnrnoud Keller. Miller, Vessels Martin fina n =
Ergss ~. Kenny ANue, JOS strong, Wool o1
Is,'cb Geo Lagos 6 Noes GrsT. De Mere sFsltsou
Iocsstsdter and f. WATSON. War'd hcGo.n ftlpa
j scbsfer um ns John sammlns q. hn X Van A..ue
x eg Z q 5bs DAVIS. Lowell, John Bedford W rooeft
Bs1T, shirne1, A Bs1,lsy-52 10 the stssrage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

No,,,v;, Ian 1-sid bra Potom,c Luscomb. GAMBIA 49,.
IGrse5 Bs-.a alt III bre Marcslu Eoohs's io' soo -
TalcshHsno. Slv. b. VsndAla OF baIs' lA'''H ' '
AZ P.rrsab uco iIth MI brig AsoInn Bancosra, io fn
nhls or DAYS, had damage ocargo On r,
A. DO Goth at sch Drco, Thatcher IRON sag hAO''
San Francisco, reported teE t,rt.a, C,,,, pi1,4st
phs dissi only American vessel ,u u.,,h..s W. e,rsl
Al Porto Cs5elo. 7sh ult ouEs lsaoei -, ~
F1.n Rcd Ran ar 76iL DO si sd, sch Ga1ss LaaA 1"
n. 10 fnish Jog for RAt MI, s,,-, SV,-k
AtCsrserss fh MT bgs Flora, Cole ara AAon-o ~ "a a.
- 49, a. Portland. br-s Abenars, Comefy, an N'7
row Randall Bot. Four Broihsrs sou-e, w
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY FEBRUARY LIZ M


soRFOI Feb ie-Arr v--r-r Are5o fot Sorfok-pntn
,,t head Er6 The big Ger T Tor for Nofsas anf 'tssn
a, vtofa Thursdy cd sch Peru, " inis'
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by Telearanh-

b9sON rep loNo arlrya last evening CD BARI. Helen Ma
"a ban more Delaware. fha Arr today br Joan Wtb,on
nAfeI rec Ell efs Patterson. FOR BOston DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

aao lrA % - eel y ~ iuches-
hEirsrail' Jan I-Ite AHerfeen Eass Doane m New Yok
got ca The OIs Eege sand yesterday wtbout st
tbs GIT the tide fou-d snd 10000 - ~
American Rag has arr Il arsvs-.ud - '"'
The Marie for Cape Hayti Dat oaek 70 cb.rb.ur, Ian.
The h"fis'Sys for ssw Yort pot 70 Deal jan "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17
M An RIED.
I ID.

Boston FEB s by Rev strsser ABRAM BELL
New Mss ADELAIDE youngest daughter Of
Il. 80. Dlar.ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.-Seal-
ec Proposals viii be received At the house Of Egsns
4. Russei Darby, Delaware Co Pa up the lsb Of ~
month, (Febusry Tor grading, forming The bed and ~
ing the plank on The line Of The Philadelphia add Day
Plank Road length 4! miles Plans ard specification en
be after The lat Of % month lgebruary) al the soo"
named place. JOHN II. ANDREWS, PresltenL
WIN II. sERRILL. Secretary. Us I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

,on :. nearly full at sl0 a SIS p tun, measure
VII The ship Montauk, about $50 tuns, has
hean chartered to load Government stores for San
Diego and Benicia, at sl5,95O.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury were
s76,255 payments 81 .OO9, 48s, including s972,974
on Mint Certificates.
The advices from Europe are favorable, except
ing for Cotton, which has declined Id not how
ever, unexpectedly. Business was improving
The markets were more active and showed better
feeling. In manufacturing districts the state OF
trade was satisfactory. Money was easier IN
London and a reduction Of the Bank rate was ex-
pected The brokers were discounting below the
Bank rates Money was abundant on call at p
4 cent, and on short paper p 9 cent. Consols
were 96J 96a, and firm Railway shares were
active and advancing In American Stocks there
was not large business, bat prices were steady
Re1 a Co. quote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

The last price of the United States Six Per
Cents at Hamburger was 104l. Exchange with
the Continent had upward tendency, and Boil
lion was dull of sale, especially Dollars. Bar Sill
YER not so much in request
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

DOARD-A Gentleman and his wlfs
D can be accommodated with perlor and bedroom %
the floor; also two or three snee gentlemen VII md
moderate jl6 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

DOARDING.-A Front Parlor and Bed
Doom ON the third floor to rent with Board Applya
No II Leroy Place Bleeckerst Also room suitable lor
A single gentleman. ~ <"oou-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

DOARD.-Two or three gentlemen can
ID he accommodated with Board in a private familyln
Chelsea Breakfast and tea and dinner on Sunday Adj
dress Chelsea, Tribune Office. lof ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17
Holm N. GIMBREDE, CARD I'm

~ GRAVER successor TO Jos Perkns) John.ss VIII
remove on the first OF Msy next to Nblo's Garden,
Broadway near Prince sDd will open sn elegans stock
OF French English and German stationary, PAper Nicola
Goods Bridal Gifts sc sc. tn connection with he en-
stamped on envelopes, note aud letter paper.
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.


PORT or rEw oRE.......--.FEB. Is.
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BOARDING..

A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET,
with or without breai fast or tea to single genemen
Terms reasonable. Inquire al 80 Christ III O-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

DOOMS TO LET, with full or partiL
ltBOARD on the second and third floors, furnished and
Hnfurnished, Ia hrstclass house, Lamartneplsoe,
Twenty nlnths ct, between Eighth and Ninth Refer
eDces exchanged. 81 lmS
TO LET, furnished, by small private
n family the second floor and basement two three
persons, without children. Address Home" At tha
Office No removal on the first OF May 3l n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17
TOHN & ROBERT OSBORN, IL

~ Wast find Il advise their friends AID Gus
TONERS that Messrs Wyckof scrymser Co. viii 10 lou
ger receive Samples OF any Wines Of their Importation
These Wines however may be tasted heretofore II The
following Brokers:
Messrs Davi. & HenriQues, % Wa.st
Mes,rs HAYWARD kertteman SO Wa ~
Messrs Scrymser, Smith Co. lOI Nals1 -, a..
MI Z Van PelI ~ 'FRONT.' 81. ~ lm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

a GENTLEMAN and his vile, or two
~ or three single gentlemen, be accommodated
with fun or partial Board, 10 the modern bull three story
house 446 Broome-s, first door west OF Broadway of o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

EMBOSSING PRESSES Emboss-
IA ing Presses OF Austins make for sale by
I7f Tvs MARVIN a NORTH, S Wiiamsi.
ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in
~ the best Papers Of other Cities and Towns Al y;
PALMERS Advertising Agency, Tribune Building d@tu
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-08

ND ORERT McNANzEE, MAKER OF SUR
EG> GlCAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,
asks the attention of Physicians and Dentists to his
stock, which will be found to comprise all kinds Of
Dental and Surgical instruments, Trusses, Cutlery &c
He likewise oszes order and repairs all descriptions
of instruments. Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received he be able to merit con-
inuance OF it, by increased business facilities and de-
termination to give entire satisfaction to his patrons
MAIN STREET, opposite American Hotel.
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b. 81 %
RICHMOND II PETERSBURG RAIL-
ma ROAD.-SPRING AND SUMNER AR
kANGEM ENT.-On and after Saturday, the 18th of
March, the Trains will run follows:
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond daily, at. PM
Leaves Petersburg daily, at. .....".......5A.M M.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Leaves Petersburg, same days. at. 81 P. M
Fare, when tickets procured at the ofice 81 90
~ when paid IN the cars. l l2A
Children over B. and not IL years of age, SER
wants and coloured persons-when tickets are pro-
cured at the office-half price.
~ b. Servants travelling by themselves must be fur
nlshed with TWO passes so that can be retained at
the office; and must be expressly stated on the pass
that they are permitted to go on the cars
No freight or packages Of any description will be al
lowed on the Mail Train.
NORFOLK TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays
ana Fridays, at. M
For Port Wathal where it connects with the steamer
Augusta.
Iassage 80 90
meals, each. so
TROS. DODAMEAD,
Superintendent transportation.
OHs. IT, ana I Il. H. 20. NH Is
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Intermediate distances, two and half cents per
mile.
US Way passengers wishing to take the boats, will
see the hour necessary to be the Canal by referring
to the time OF starting of the boats and adding the
hours it takes to reach any of the above distances
te % BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
ssa IE . -.
EZIRGINiA CENTRAL RAILROAD
y OPEN TO RICHMOND, FOR FREIGHT
AND ASSENGERS.-GREAT REDUCTION
OF FARE, AND INCREASED EXPEDITION.
HOURS OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
Leave Richmond daily at quarter past O'clock,
A Nj, breakfast at the Junction, and arrive in Char
lottesve at o'clock, P. M.
Leave Charlottesville at quarter past 7, A. NJ and
arrive in Richmond at O'clock P. NJ
Fare between Richmond and Charlottesville. SO SO
LYnchburg... so
Junction and .4 IS
Children between the ages Of and IL years. half
price.
The system of Return Tickets is abolished.
Servants should be furnished with two passes, one to
be left with the Depot Agent
ie prevent frequent stopping OF the Train, passengers
who get on between turn outs and depots, will be
charged extra
Tickets will be procured at the Depot, corner of
Union and Broad streets, and IN all cases passengers
Will be required 10 obtain tickets at the different Depots
on the ne II they get on the at turn out, the
ticket should be obtained the first Depot arrived at