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VUyHE shareholders Of the Union Company, and
il also Of the Union Potomac Company, are
notified that an election Of Directors will take
place at the office of Messrs. Green Il Clark, lin
Lane and fuckers building,) in Washington
city, on the first Monday in May next.
no The Richmond Examiner please iuser,
three times, and send bill 10 this ONCE.
April 7--3t.
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Of vessel lntely arrived in the Thames, from
New South Wales, mentions that the Bright
man, Of London, WAS taking in a cargo at sgd
uey, for California, consisting Of ready made
coffins, which were filed with bottled beerl
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s. GRISWOLD e. CO.,
Successors TO Daniel Pron & co.,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public that
n they are now manufacturing
s. GRISWOLD e. c

"
II ESPECTFULLY informs the public that
IL they are now manufacturing
COTTON GINS
at PrstsvilIe, Autauga county, Alabama.
Their arrangements for manufacturing are extern
sive and complete, which will enable them to furn-
ish Gins to planters on the most favorable terms
As to the superiority Of their Gins, they have on
ly to refer to the reputation which the manufac-
ture and sale Of 10 900 has acquired for them
throughout the entire cotton growing region
From IS years experience, with every facility and
good workmen, they are confident that they will
be able to give satisfaction to all who may patron
ize them.
nFTheir Gins are warranted to perform WELL
engagements for Gins can be made with their
travelling agents, who will call on planters gene
rally, or by letter directed to Prattvills, Autauga
county, Alabama.
They have a foundry connected with their
mandatory, at which they are prepared to do
mill work and other casting. Gin gearing con-
stantly on hand for 3, 10 and ~ feet wheels. A
portion Of public patronage il solicited.
| A supply Of Gins always on hand with Camp
bsR 4 Co Mobile. and n. Kendall, & Carter Co.,
8. 0RIswoLD Co.
April 3-tf
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WHEREABOUTS OF WV. l.. CHAPLIN.-This
famous Abolitionist, who forfeited his bail in the
sum Of 81 1900, in Maryland lately, hns gone To
Ohio, and on "the Reserve" it is said, intends
to hold series of anti-slavery meetings, with the
object of presenting his case to the people, and
Of receiving contributions for the relief Of his
bondsmen. The Syracuse Journal says that
several Of his personal friends devoted their en-.
tire means in his behalf, and by the forfeiture OF
his bail, are left penniess
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-04-15

PROSPECTUS OF THE CUBAN LIBERIA
TOR, neat Book OF 300 octave pages, illus
trated with engravIngs. Price 81, payable inva-
rjably when subscribing, to enable the author to
have it done in the finest style Of the Arts.
Editors who copy this, and postmasters who
will frank remitances, are authorized to act as
agents for the work, and retain 25 per cent COM
mission. Confident Of the most liberal support in
this enterprise, shall endeavor to merit it, and
close hasty penned Prospectus upon the noun
tain waves Of the Ocean, well ms the draughts
for steel plates representing the author before the
" Inqusaters," and American Ladies and Gentle
men in Havana, throwing bags Of gold ns an Of
fering for his liberation, upon the desk Of the
American Consul. EDWARD STIFF,
Author Of THE Texan Emigrant," and late edi-
tor Of the " Cherokee Sentinel, at Cedar Bluff,
Alabama. March 3.
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VIM HOW LAND,
Importe and Dealer In Dry Goods, In

cHARLEsToN, 8. C.
"OULD call the attention Of planters visiting
w Charleston for their supplies, to his stock
of Dry Goods, which is kept constantly full and
embraces a complete assortment for families and
plantation wear; and, in Dress Goods, from the
low-priced, to the richest, latest, and most lhsh-
ionable.
All Goods Of Southern manufacture, he will par
ticularly keep.
No. 224. bend Of King ST.. Charleston
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G. e. f. l.. KERRISON IL co.


Direct importers Of
+ O r f | G. N d r Y-G . 0 S
In Charleston, South Carolina,
NTOULD respectfully inform their friends, and
w those who purchase Dry-Goods in their
city, that they are prepared, and are offering a
very large and well assorted stock Of Foreign and
Domestic, Staple, and Fancy Dry Goods, selected
for and particularly adapted to the Southern trade
Importing direct, they feel assured Of being able
to sell goods as low in Charleston, they can be
bought in any other market in the United States
They would call particular attention to Line,
Goods, Of every description; the make will be
found Of best finish, and perfectly free from any
smirtme Of cotton. Also to their stock Of Dire,
Goods, which will be found second to none in the
market.
Terms Cash, or city acceptsnces.
G.. a. T.. l.. KERRISON, * CO.
No. 209 King, northwest corner King and Marks
Feb 10. streets
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hse benutIfuI new style Spring
Hat for 1851, made in Southern State, invited
TO call az above.
French Imported Hats.
A few cases of fine light French Hats, imported
for my fashionable retail trade.
Strnw Department. r.
This department comprehends all the newest
STYLES of Panamas and Leghorns for gentlemen
youths, and infants, of new styles, manufactured
under my own direction.
STEELE'S HAT HALL,
March 8-4tsw Charleston. s. &.
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- The Republic Of the 9th inst. contains
tho following assertion:
~Fhe AbolItiouists and Disunionsts have taken
~ ground that no federal law, to which any
portion Of Tie people If opposed, can be exc
cutsd n any one OF the States This we under
etAnd TO b the position Of Mr. Rhett and Mr.
ChAss, and the parties which they respectively re.
present The result Of such doctrines of course
= thAt these Il no such thing as government, and
hat organized society j. At the mercy Of any
mob Of ruffans who may get together 70 impede
No execution Of the laws. The expression o.
sauA sentiments In the Senate Of the United
6ta44s be- tended to produce the consequence
fossAold."
~ sams paper Of yesterday contains The FOL.
jpw1ny:
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can only be kept down by vas, standing armies,
and which clearly proves to my mind that this
great combination Of sentiment and feeling could
only have been produced by causes equally power
full and universal. These governments do not an
swer the great purposes Of their creation, and no
longer deserve or receive the attachment Of the
people, who are reduced to condition from
which mere political revolution, no change of
masters, no new dynasty relieve them, unless
accompanied by new distribution of property.
They. want bread well as liberty. Hence the
progress of socialism to which they look for such
result, and which they have adopted as a peace
able substitute for a bloody and violent revolu-
ton. This nostrum is in lieu Of letting blood
and should socialism succeed in quelling the bay
onet, it will unquestionably bring mankind back
to that state from which they emerged under the
auspices Of civil government. The question is
whether such transition would be favorable to
human happiness. God only knows. But one
thing is certain; the state Of nature is better than
the state of starvation, and it would seem Eu-
rope must choose one or the other. fear there
is no other alternative but anarchy or despotism,
for they appear to want the raw material for ra-
tional system Of freedom. II has taken long
time to reduce them to their present state Of gno-
rance and debasement fear it will take still long
or TO raise them up again, and render them capa-
HE Of sustaining their new position with modsra-
ton and dignity.
With regard to England, il IT,, think, pretty
evident that she has reached the top Of the pyra-
mid, and IL nov on the descending line. Her
ysst posssssiops in every quarter Of the globe,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-02

ihsn do We derive heat aud light sm preparing gradually
paper the subject Ny vews rather TOO sxsnsive
and tust Important 70 be thrown ont in this loose way
Bot will tell you how get my mathematics. Il i thus
In NE ssiem Of nature az points centres due to and
spsonyous ifH electricity attraction. and all space or
c;rcutrenc 10 dns to and synOnymOus cih oaloe Will
The professional philosophers laugh at this Pehsps
Well let them laugh. Far be It from mo TO take from them
poor privilege Bot will they assert that whistle for
the want Of houghl have only say then, s seals Of
nature have all been oosed they oil destined
to be oossd by the perfection Of revelation in this life
Excuse me, gentlemen. for having troubled you long.
and believe me- very respectfully and truly friend and
servant, JOHN TYLER JR.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-02

=
Panes method Of decomposng water and preparing Its
suent parts for light at variance ,c chemical av" yet
have admitted that this mohod in Of its chief processes
is not iuitous parallel in chemistry" fact so strk
ing as this only to show how dangerous for any
who has not the cap and gown Of professor to
venture upon the field Of science Il also appears quite plain
that M. Psret substantiaes Mr. Psines other posion
that way may be converted int Oxygen or hydrogen at
,oH" Here them have Mr. Paine substsntaed in those
very positions which gentlemen have found it very
easy say opposed to chemical laws rather think
these gentlemen had given the matter ss they were in
fairness bound do the supposion that they really
loved the uuth) candid and unbiased consideration, lay
ing aside that jealousy which, fear has attended
them 10 consequence Of the fact that Of the fraternity
did achieve the honor they would have seen from the
panest rules Of caayss explained BY those great mas
ters Berzeus end Thenad there nothing, Slman
despite Of his prrudices admt ltating against the
tayc part Of the method The o,her fact stated by Paet
but of genius, but capable OF maxi
ing and establishing rules could have reached and conse-
queny, 10 not to be wondered at that those whose intel
cts only aspire follow rules should have failed 10 compe-
hend result remarkable true.
And Mr. Paine entitled credit because be happens
not to be teacher Of children in schooooms, and has not
been duly dubbed professor (God the mark tor the
beautiful results he has accomplished, and the new trains Of
thought and nve1on be has thereby simulated 10 ne 10
be deced because he light up the eah BY single
eaor, produce substitute for steam single trial
Did Robert Fulton succeed in bringing bear the principles
Of practically IN day year il after many
years effort after weary time Of want and suffering. and
modification after being discouniensnced and decried %
fool and msdman, that be finally succeeded in propeng
boat BY steam, at the rate Of few miles hour How
much time, how many millions Of experiments, and how
many millions Of dollars has Il bring to its pre-
sent point of perfection A these caves against Pains
numerous than we're the cave against Fulton Are
thoss learned professors who have attempted to smother Mr.
Psnes dsveioPments, prepared say that Inc amount
Of tme and labor, and experiment. and money which have
bssn expsDd~d in developing aud psrcns steam power, vii
lead 70 equally important results expanded in develop
ing and pcfecng the principles exhibited In Panes inven
on Look At the results Of the 6 improvement ,hst ha
been made on ihe Paine process Of eliminating The gssoa
clements Of water. detailed "Appssons Magazine" fo
May last sod say. 70 wise esosr ever before such a.
gsnc resols sprung fo second attempt the prac
desi application Of philosophical principle, viz.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-02

Conducted and compiled by those who machnisis and
manipustors well from Observance of The thousands
upon thousands Of natural phenomena which have daily
CURED around have done this with eye single to
truth and not for the purpose Of dragging myself into public
notice and public favor BY the coa.sts Of any man, how
distinguished Thus whenever in any book Of science
else where, have met with fact which conadiced the
nature Of the principle sought be eucdaed and sblshed
by that fact, have hesita,ed conclude that the
principle not stated, the fact not stated,
and, therefore, that the truth remained still unraveled
and have then mysef to work ascertain the truth
possible. In other words, the basis Of my reasoning
Is This Aprincipl or truth admits nothing contradictory
70 itself Let us for moment make application Of this
idea commonly asserted that heat and light proceed
from the sun Direct deny the fact. Why Because
Arago in his report cometsy bodies has clearly proven
that oil cometay bodies they approach the sun contract
and az they ccede from the erpnnd which facs con-
tradct the principle claimed heat and light How II
heat from the sum- hen those bodies approach the
sun they would necessarily expand under the iouence Of
the repusve tendencies Of heat thrown into the matter OF their
oodes but the reverse the fact Again. evident that
the further these bodies from the the more DO they
expand, which, being nus cannot be that the sun b the
source OF heat the principle Of heat 10 the only source OF
expansion in nature Therefore conclude that space Is due
10 and FILED Dith caoric, and that he Is precisely Ike
any Other planetary body in substance or elementary prn
cpe and that the principle Of cold the attractive prin-
cpk more sensible In than The principle Of cdoric 10
Other words that each planetary body centre OF attraction,
snere the electrical influence PREVAILS and whatever heat
obtained from them results from the condensation ecrnsly
going on IN their matter under this attractive influence As
comesay bodies then, approach Of these suns or GEN.
tres Of attraction, they must and % they rercde
space they absorb the calcrc Of space and expand
How then, with regsrd to light The most approved poe
lion in reference 70 light d that b due to Synonymous
with heat IT, then, this position light be true heat not
proceeding from the sun, light proceed from IT, How
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-02
HOLT AND THE PROPHET.
raoa TIE LIrEaAnr wonID.

"Hot having some time after, committed another Of THE
brotherhood called John Atkins take his trial for sed
aous lsnsusge the sspe Lscy called At the chief usice
house 10 Bedford Row. and desired 10 him. Servant
my Lord is unwe to-day, and cannot company Lacy
(in very solemn tone. 'Aequain your master ,ha,
must see him. for bring message him from the I'd
God The chief Justice, having ordered Lacy in and de-
msnded his business thus addressed Il you
prophet feom the Lord God, who hes thee, and
would have ,hse grant no prosequ for John A,kn,, hs
servant whom thou hiss prison.. HoL, C J sThoo
false prophe. and lyog knavs. II tho Lord God d
sent thee, Il would have been the Attorney General M he
knows that belonge,h not to the chief justice 70 grant
noe proscquis but T. chief justice. can giant warrai'
70 commit thee TO bear him company This wss Immediately
done, and both prophets convicted and punished"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-02
BRILLIANT LOTTERIES
FOR AUGUST, 1851.
J. W. MAUkf & co. Managers.
VIRGINIA STAT0 LOTTERY,
Eax &ha haxaoGf ocx xho Mosaarse.la AcadonnxE

4 i or inc beneht Of the MonOhgaHa AcAdemy. II
Glass 80, for 1851.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va, Saturday, the 9th OF
August. 1851.
IA drawn numbers out Of rs
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-02
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.

Tickets is, Halves So Quarters SAYS, EighsAs ST.
The New York herald., 1851-07-13
SALES by AUCTION.

A UCTIoN NOTICE.-PEREMPTORY SALE OF DA-
"A maged G2ods-Catterheid Tapping, Y william
street will SELL Tuesday July 5th the stock
MI Thomas Gill, damaged by water, at the nee in Cedar
street comprising large aud desirable assortment Of
En- glish Cotton Hosiery silk Gloves Linen and Cotton
Tapes spool Cotton Silk Handkerchies black Lace ves
rich embroidered Capes, Collars flowing Sleeves, en-
broidered Handkerehefs, Trimming Laces, large
sortment of best Needles and other small and
lancy Goods also Thread Laces Prints, Musns Chan
tray Ginghams Jaeonets Lawns and Swiss Musns sus-
penders Pearl and Agate Buttons Lasting Buttons
Csmbrcs black and oolored silk Crsvats also part
stock of first class jobbng house, comprising
ment of the best description goods sgty
at recent FIRE The whole will be sold without reserve for
cash Catalogues and samples will be ready early the
morning Of sale.
A UCTIoN NoTICE-GROCERIEs INDIGO. RICE,
- Cheese Rai.ins Brandy, nc. On Tuesday July u.s. at
u o'clock, in front OF the store 81 Dey street, indigo
Nice kasns, Figs Cheese Ginger Pickles. Salad OIL Soap
Candles 1es salt kaccaron sardines ginger and lemon
Syrups Brandy. Gin, Segar Madeira Caret Sherry
Maeksrel Der ings, salmon, Ink, Fig Blue, Bay
Wa CARTER. Auctioneer, 81 Dey street
The New York herald., 1851-07-13

NEW ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA, VIA NICARAGUA
IN GREGORY Great California Freight Package and Parcel
tNpyefs The subscribers
their 1rst Express the way Of Nicaragua Monday
lNh of July at D. w. by the splendid steamship Prone.
through ts San Francisco in twenty-five days Merchants
desirous % svsng themselves OF this
tfed that hing be received after IN o'clock
day, sSeept LISTERS, which will be received until % N
THOMPSON UirCHCOtE
ksnsUrssns Agents, iss Pearl street, eorper wall.
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HORlEs,rEADs.

~ BENEFIT Building Assocation-Every member Of this
Association requested to attend the next regular meeting
Tuesday evening" July 18th, Warren HALL corner
Oliver and Henry streets for the purpose Of making the
eessary arrangements TO become Incorporated uaee hs
recently passed by the Legatnre. All who unable
attend will please give written authority their friends
represent their interest leave their the
srys oee AS neeessary that member should be
represented. y. JESSURUN Secretary Once, Clinton
court, Beekman street.
s A HOME FOR ALL."-MANuATTAN BUILDING
"A Associaton-Nctice-Then next monthly meeting
will be held Military Hail. Bowery opposite Spring street.
Monday evening" July IA, at O'clock when nber Of
shares viii be sold. Persons desrous of awaiting
ofthe many adyantaves resulting from this Association in
the securing OF home terms informed that
after the meeting the entrance fee will be raised still
higher owning to the sreaty creased value Of the
Names for election to membership must be handed the
Secretary Monday. Rules &c. be had at the
tary's Once, No. 50 Nassau street, Room 9.
MORGAN MORGANS, President
BNembers requested to pay their dues (bankabe
money! Immediately.
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AaunNMRN2l.

NATIONAL THEATRE, cHArHAM sTREEr.-BoxEs
s.s ssas: 'i s:.s sas
W. sssss Enads S ST.
s (: .is: SsT fthsSss ssS
Wsndhs%. Mr. La Favor Sam, Mr., Foa Emily GrsayiIs:
Gsaeads s WIN Ss rhSEE ~ ay5.rt WwEs
stantine. Miss n Charles; Zoe, Miss c. Fox.
RRoUoHAMsLYcEUM. BROADWAY. NEAR BRooxE
.si saa isis sfSSs SI;
Dco5s open 81 7,s % begin a. eeI0oI: NBIrhe
s'ss .;i &:
IL The city Box Once open daily from 10 I'll. First might
vsIP'as With
ksssss s a;piSssJ
Edoasra Msrqu:s &c 8ontsor H%s Foisuss; Msrissna
kishsrs o. c.essias bsassas o. Ssssisr
rsaP ssdas ct
written BY Dssnoyers aud Nalssye kncwn in English
LEaxGkENIni iisna Nile Feiics - charsaasns. Mons
Brss,isni Lsndord Mons Eugene; sAmocreux Msns
Box book now epen
MECHANICS HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE
~ GIsnd Ss every night during s
conn :Ss an snsSus and versatile
chy SSo.s in SaSS' s: esy sSs
for sSeees:Gp Of 1--we sssr' haze been received with
opsn :s anS %
o'clock The Of CT risys Minstrels respectfully
informed that the Saturday Afternoon Concerto Will be dis
continued for the future.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, It's CHATHAM sQUARk.-0EO.
LEA, Solo Proprietor r-Admission-yeats In Private
Sozes ~ cents Stage Seats, cents; Boxes cents Par
luet l2 eentsElegans Saloon After
aoon at clock, and in the evening At o'clock The
sertainmen varied and select and such
no other place Of amusement in New York. consisting
Loas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe, numbering fseen
prformer being the largest and at the time
lists who selected fsr their beauty bgure and
iersonae number OF beautiful tableaux, taken from ths
pictures Of ancient and modern tmeg, company Of Arab
Girls who 40 through variety Of eats OF strength and dex
World; company Male Female Artists, who will rive
IN exhibition OF Marble Statusry unequsied In the world
geter with variety Of interesting performances every
afternoon and evening Sor particulars ts Of each
lav.
CASTLE GARDEN.-THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMNER
~ resort to visiters throughout the
IA. to T. NJ is the largest and beautiful
In this country and the view the upper galleries
noble bay and harbor alone worth the proe
sdmesion-one shilling.
A CARD-SACRED AND MISCELLANEOUS VOCAL
"A Concert by Mrs. Seguin, Mr. T. Bishop and Mr. Segun,
Tuesday evening July l5 1851, at Library Hail. Newark
N J and on Wednesday evening July l6 1851 at Wash
ington Hall Morristown and Wednesday evening July
To- 1851 at Library Hail. Newark j. Selections the
oratoeos Of Elijah The Creation Moses in Egypt also,
from avorite Operas Concert to commence at O'clock
Tckete 80 cents each.
nagemen and for for the fall may
be made the Treasurer at Troy personally to W. H.
Meeker, Esq., late manager, in New York, or to
q. T. PARSLOE Dramatic Agent, New York.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

STORY ASSOCIATION OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY
~ This association s formed of the past and present
bers Of the Dane Law College IL will hold public
anniversary Tuesday July l5 the day preceding
mencement which occasion the Hon RUFUS Choate Of
Boston. will deliver the oraton and tho Hon. VIM. Kent
New York the President will preside After Grafton the
association will adiourn TO dinner tickets for which,
wines inclusive, will he furnished the members
each Members desiring seats will please notify
any m,mhsr OF the executive committee that they
their arrangements accordingly.
WASHINGTON MURRAY, r..,-.
r. J. Cuttings. S1Iv. 1EaeouIuse
ALFRED RUSSELL N0"h'''e'
@. X. LOCKE.
Camhrfdra Lnne
The New York herald., 1851-07-13
TRAyELLERs, GUIDE.

NEw YORK AND rurLApELPHfa-NEw YoRK
and Philsdelphis dirset-united states Mail Line
Through in hours via New Jersey Railroad. Fare
tnoed - for first Glass; aud - 80 Cor ciss Leave
New NJ from foot q Courtlana streets and A.
"a ~ snd Y. ~ from foot Of Liberty street. Leave Phi
sdelphis ats r. andsP. NJ from the foss of Wal
sutstrssa
CAnDEN ANp AnBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
;.tsmso. .c.1a John PoTISs nSrnins Lane ~ o.eicss
!orv.rs seeh. ~ nnisrsss Lac ~ s o'clock r. n.
fare. 81 ~ L. BLISS. Ass-A
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m UHICAI..

EoR sALE-A vkpY HArDs1Mg AND COSTLY ST.
II cesd hand Ptanofofte Boston made, In good order will
BE SOLD At es. Isertsce in consequences of the saiy
breatrf mp houeei eepine. Apply 10 ~ r. n. CuyT1sS
Agent fcv Heves American Patent Action
"a Bross~s where 10 can Ne seen.
L,RARD GRAND PIANO FOR sALE-oNE on THE
II finest sa Pianos impovtee from Era3s faetpry
entirely new, hnndsome rosewoot eass--pscc $50 AIpy
70 kertties Brcusing, sD Brosdrss.
The New York herald., 1851-07-13
THE TURF.

IJNION COURSE, l.. I.-TROTTING-A STAKE AND
u Purse, to Of Monday next July a. at NJ,
for s5o mile heats best three n i've harness stake Of
Sl closed with half forfeit with $500 purse given by the
PrcT rietor, making $780, be trotted for Mr. James D.
BeAanR enters y. g. Gray Vermout Mr.. Hiram Woodruff
br. Boston Girl Mr. l. Woodruff Reindeer.
finer of equal peeded horses has no. fallen together this
seasJ than the above named The Jenny Lind line Of
stages rem Grand street and Peck slip ferries will be in
readiness at all hours; fare each way lS cents Also
stagen readiness Fulton ferry Brooklyn at p Nj fare
each way % cents, and remain till the trots over
JNO. l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.