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POETICAL.
For the Enquirer.

o can it BIO that thy bright form
Is wasting with decay;
That stern disease has stricken thee,
And holds despotic sway!
Thou art indeed, shining mark,
Too brig ht for Deaths cold dart;
To vither with his poisonous breath,
Thy pure and noble heart.
Yet It is said celestial love
Too soon will call away
From this sad earth its angels bright,
To dwell in endless day.
Then thou art blest-for purest love
Of earth and heaven is thine;
And, in my hearts horizon thou
Wilt never cease TO shine.
Cumberland county Va.
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THE SOUTHERN RIGHTS CONVENTION


CHAntEs7os, MAY "A minority report, signed by three
Of the committee OF q, has been presented.
4 resolution by Mr.. Orr as an amendment was of, red
pedgng The convention to abide by the action Of the Lcgs
lature OF the State whether takes place with
without opposition from the General Government 4 de-
bate ensued In which no features developed All
in the wrongs suffered and the remedy ssary
dneng only as to time and Whatever be the
ton of the convention, they will support it,
Those against tho original renor WIRE Buter Orr md
Banwe The latter considered that if South Carolina sep
araea from the other Southern States the result would be
ana detrimental 10 the Institution of slavery The question
viii DC aHen toGrIo" night at o'clock, and the report
probably speak Tomorrow
CHARLESTON, May 5, 10 P M-The address and resolu.
tons reported by the majority Of the committee underwent
iuriher Gscl'n To-day: and unanimously adopted
They declare IN lVor u secession future time whether
oshe! Southern States join with South Carolina or not re-
gardng Their as not worth the cost of submits
son They further declare as necessary to the
veregny of the State and look the Legislature 10
its power
The Convention then resolved itself into central assoc
alton tor the State and appointed central State committee
OF nine Alter prayet motion made to adjourn sine
de which was carried and the Convention accordingly dis
solved The most intense excitement prevails throughout
the city.
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Mr.. Vim. c. Scott of powhalan, has been re-eiece x
opposition TO the seat in the House Of Delegates M
he had resigned.
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Mr.. Cooke Of Fluvannal has been called home b. ;, m
ness of his father
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Gen. Winfield Scott and Adiutant General Roger Jones'
have arrived New York in the Steamer Union" which
made the very quick trip Of six days and 10 hours from New
Orleans. 1900
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farmer in the neghborhood of Paisley, Sco,ar, -.
that BY putting garlic in the bottom Of his grain sta
has for some years past kept them free from rats and
The garlic is placed sufficient distance from The
prevent it mparting liavor. "
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CONNECTICUT. CONSERVATISM

We rejoice at the election by the Legislature Of r.
H. Seymour, sound and gallant Democrat 10 tho ~
Governor. Before tie election, ~. :ryimyu; ..j4
"Aly sentiments upon the aeitating questions ,vh;
rise 10 the late plan of adustmen have never been ar
Seeing that nothing else would save the Union sa:ed
support the measures which have received the q?
your patriotic meeting. So far as AIN conccrrd
sures will continue to receive my support in whateys ne.
lion may be placed" STU.
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J. Z. RllE

sTATEMEHT OF TIE CONDITION Or TIE NOR.
WESTERN BANK or IIRGINLi,
Including Branches IIa!stVrg ParkerSbnrg GaG J';
rifle The LIST day gf ipri ISL, nth comparative ss.'
The same, exclusive Of The JtersonrHe Brch for tie co''
Ing period Of The preceding yeGr:
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Ci,y Of Richmond 10 tcit'
John j. Cook Cashier OF the Farmers Bank 81 VIRGINIA PER
ally appeared before Justice OF; the Peace for ne Cy nlo
and made oath that the within made from ht.
Bank ind the quarterly received from the Bag
ARE correct, 10 the beet nj is knowledge n Il belief
Given under my haad this 2Jth day OF April, ISL.
John J.. TATE
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April 2Ji, ls5l.


FrHicrick county, set
This day personally! appeared before the subscriber. l1:
the III aforesaid, Henry 81 BrrH; CI
the Bank OF the Valley ia Virginia. AMI made oath thu n" "
gazing exhibits OF the sa Bank On the LIST IA: IL
ISL III made up from books the Bank and the eEor-
several branches thereof his knnwes, AMI belle
Given under my hand, this 23d Of April, 1851. -
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EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA,
AT the animal meeting OF the Stockholders vi The r,
Bank of Virginia. held yesterday, at their Banking US"
this city, the following gentlemen were elected Direc
the Bank and its several branches for the year ensujn
NDREDI
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!S.o.e n The BANK or TIE VALLEY IN IIRGiNLi IN
ill lis oces II Discaun. and Oepositc, .lnN ISL
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From, the delegates of the Southern Rights Association Of
South Carolina assembled in Charleston, to the Southern
Rights associations Of the other Southern, States.
Having take counsel together, and having agreed
upon that course which think right and necessary 10
pursue wish lay before you the considerations by
which have been governed with that nknes6 which our
for YOU and desire TO mer. your good opinion
require.
We regard the position of the Southern States in this
Conederacy degraded and runous The manifest ten
dency of those systematic aggressons which they have su
fered sr years past is subvert the Institution Of
slavery 1t those of hostile domination, which have
been rendered insulting by mockey OF language, I'M
der the term of Compromise na in their nature and
were not TO be followed by any further aggesson we should
still regard them oulages which sovereign States pos
sessing the spirit of reeo ought never TO submit But
those measures only form part OF system gradually com
menced steadily carried forward, gathering strength fom
Development and proceeding with fatal momentum 70 its
end That end is the abolition OF negro slavery in the
Southern States and the lowering of the free white poprla
ton OF The South the level with that agraran rab
Ole which, already strong and dangerous destined
before very long, 10 be the controlling power in the North
ern States We see remedy and safety for the South
in the present Union. But know in this differ
from very many citizens Of the other Southern States spirit
ed and intelligent having the interests and suffering
under the wrongs with ourselves and who cherish The
hope that the rights of the South may be vndcated and
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Marine Affairs.

ArRN.t or rms CR1scrNr Cirr.-The steamship Cree
cent City Capt Tanner arrived yesterday morning from
Chagrrs via Kingston She left Chsgres the 10Th a
April but brings no later from the Pacific than
received by the Georgia The steamers M'kim and Bu
dora had not arrived at Panama on the 2sth ut
ARa,aL o. rIu HrEM,sN. The United States MAJ
steamship Hermann Capt Crsbtree. arrived yesterday
from Bremen via Southampton. Her news has bcea
anticipated BY the Europa.
T,rr DrrARrvnr % rms STEAMSHIP PAcrrrc-A Cesws
or PsssrsorRs The American steamship Pacific, oapt
Nye will leave this port at to-day for Lvc~-
pool
This splendid steamer will carry out about two hundred
and twenty cabin passengcrsebout thirty than the
Baltic had This i the greatest number Of pascug-rs
that ever LEFT this port in any steamer for Europe
Tho Pacific l. the Felipe Of the Atlantic After her
recent quick run Of nine and half days the
ocean. party of Engshmen and Americans dis
cussing the respective merits of the CunsrI and Collins
stcsmcrsor rather the speed q the Asia and Pacific
when Yankee. who had wen several bets said Wen.
my friends. d. you know that Capt Me intends 70
alter the racfc 1' Alter her II exclaimed the Engiks-
men" what docs he 70 40 % her hasn't she al
ready been altered :" Oh ycs" replied the lankce
" but Capt Nyc intends o. make asT boat 81 her .
The Pacific u the only steamer that la yet N 'ie tie
passage between New lotk as1 Liverpool tasie y tsa
! days
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The American Baptist Mission Destroyed Mt
Bnngkok, Slam.


Letters Wy the Europa received in this city bring the
intelligence that the entire premises of the American
Baptist Mission NJ Bangkok Siam destroyed by Ore
the night q the 3th Of January last including the
dwellings Of the missionaries
The fire originated in a native house few rods dis.
ant and spread with such rapidity that very few ar
cies could be saved The printing Office and stock the
bindery and type foundry libraries and nearly All the
personal effects Of the missionaries were consumed
The greater part 81 the second edition a the View
Tstamtnt was lost, and Il difficult 10 procure
copies enough 70 condect the ordinary sabbath worship
The total oss was not less than $1,000 AMI probably Il
considerably more
The missionaries were received into the residence of
Senior Marcelno De Aranio Rose the Portuguese Consul
and met with much attention and kindness from others
Mr. Chandler win return TO this city soon as posi-
Die, to make arrangements for repairing the loss
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Items bv ,vnyor baltimore,

UNION MEETING ~ GEoEGIA-DEA1H or JUDGE BRICE
THE pIsBANpIEG OF THE CUBAN EXPEDITION
EUTiSEERs BRoUGHT FROM RIO JASERo-HuR-
RIcANE IN NORTH CAROLINA, ETc.
BALrisioRr. May O. 1851.
An enthusiastic Union meeting held in Efingham
county, Georgia, few evenings since, at which resou
tons adopted to stand by Cobb. the Union eanl
date for Governor, irrespective of party.
The Savannah papers state that the seizure Of the
"C,opatra the Of the breaking up tho Cuba
expedition.
Judge Brce senior Judge Of baltimore City Court, died
nj Rrcsdonce last night lie 80 years old and had
been Judge for thirty-four years.
The bark Rainbow, from Rio de Janero. brings home
two American seamen. named Smith and West who
sent back by the American Consul at Rio. They are
charged with mutiny on board the bark Emily of Pha
dephia while her passage round from Valparaiso TO
Rio.
violent hurricane occurred at Raleigh. ~ G., On Sun
day last liowing down ohmneys, trees &C. and doiag
immense damage.
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The American Scientific Association.


Nothing q special interest done by the Scientific
Convention. either yesterday to-day except the read
ing of report hy Prof Peircc OF Harvard University on
Prof NcbeE method a recording the right ascension
and dcclinaton. with his Astronomical apparatus.
The committee claimed and reported that The lscovcrcr
had not only equaed but FAR surpassed all the ob ser
yatons of this country and also OF Europe although
the latter supported by municent Royal patron
age The report Of Professor Peirce created great
saton while the whole Association Joined in the general
triumph lie lectrred TO Of the largest audiences
collected In this city and chained their attention
for m hour aud half
The Association will adjourn 20. night. Among
the papers 10 be presented will BE- from Professor
Agasz and one from Professor Ranos his new the
cry II mathematics
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NorFOIK. W1g ?, I5JI.
The susquchanna goes into commission 10 day, and
viii make trip to Cape Henry Saturday to try her
machinery.
Orders have been received at the Navy Yard for the
failirg q the ship Jamestown destined for the Brazil
conFs.
The Plymouth, destined for the East Indies l. nearly
ready for .
The revenue cutter Tnncy, from New York arrived At
Savannah on Saturday, andcft next day for the south
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From Pittsburgh.

MAIL RoBBER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sUsK-NAvf-
CATION, ETC.
PfrrssURGu. May . 1851.
The rost Oicc agcnts Meesrs Shalcros ani Ottinger
last night brought M stage driver named X Bennett
who Is charged with rolbng the mails In the mountain
A collision occurred between the steamers Magnet aud
Pacific. last evening few miles below the city by which
the former sunk. No lives were lost.
The lower gate of lock number !. Of the Monongahea
sao water has been swept away causing the water %
The gates One week viii be occupied for repairs
The navigation. however will not be interrupted
The weather quite pleasant and the river has seven
feet water Ia the channel
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Preparations for the Prcsidents Northsrn
Tpur. &c.

bALfIWoFIl 7, IBbu.
The City Council have passed resolutions tenderine
The hospitaes Of the city to the President and o~k
inst, ~ 20 the North committee has been 40
pointed, ard town meeting called
ptuLspEtfHfs. May q 1881.
Preparations making for grand military aud civic
procession 10 receive the PRECEDENT The entire mdtary
viii he cut.
The transportation az coal per the Reading Ralroad
fr the week has been = 0O tons and by canal IL oO6
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AMUsEmnNTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

DARNUMs MUSEUM PHILADELPurA.-p.T 1. BAR
ID num- Proprietori Sanford, Assistant Manasss-That
MAGNIFICENT Chinese felton, entitled the "Bronas Horse
its third week loaded with the evidences Of s
unvsryng success In the highest commitments o an ad-
aephs press It val be performed sy, night previous e
which. the "Barrsck Room, All that Giitters ~ nos
Goid Presented at Court et "a omne genus Will soon
be produced the besutfu lyrical drama called the Lady
of the Lake" afternoons male merry BY pleasing
farces vaudevies and short dramas The nun
ber many thousand of the most wonderful kind Admission
70 those and performances cents oldfen unier ten
years, lxh cents.
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LAND WARRANTS.

GENERA LAND OFFICE. APRIL tTH. ls5i.-',U-
Information IN relation the manner In which Var.
INT ,nseF % IN sss o. ~, sspiss,1 ~, eSsia = T.
Wit ...
Is, ny tie warrantee IN rersen
2d ~ the wsrrantsc through agency o. his ofce
~. by an AGENT Or AttoIn,y.
1.-THE ert sceold mode adopted ,he application mast
b. made IN writing speiynI the tract Land district
somPanied by an sdAy. according TO The following form
Where tie third mode !. adopted, Power Of Attorney
fossr Il Attorney must sr proved ~ nSs Ss
Ia ~ grs y s sGsS er sgss y ,m g s the
In All ease Tie Patents WI = r. Y tas Last
'h' soH'ia', be slv'a' j. DtrJgGSIIsiES JgmrI.:isD:,
before re "a iustc. of the r-ec or other oe,r author
bed 70 taks sdayt Perssna,y srpssrsd lesrs in.sr
s1 ssy. Ss. K identical sTs vsSr,s,ss
tember. soo, issuedon the day of---, lso aad
vho nov applies 70 locate the same r..,,. ,u.,.
sworn 70 and subscribed before me thiswiay DIS
xaow AZ n,, :, form ~; ,,,,,o.-,,,.r,a.
"'S @n a'S r5s.sS' SsS' sse S'lsS Z
.rue an Attorney for me and ID nv name locate
Land Warrant No-,fcr -. Of land, whlah issued
Power q subs,,uOn may hs inserted y desired
s-.-,o, FORM No. B.
Courrv er
On this day OF -, In the year - tally
rearei there srt name Of warrantoe aud ACKNOWLEDGED
% G. we'll fs ss h @ iS Sr aad .s dsS aam. anS d
and that he h the person who Is described
. In the within Power, and who executed TIE same.
- -. (Onicers signature.D
FORM No. 4
SrArF
COUNTY
hereby certify that on this - day Of, In the year
- personally before there insert the the
unessl there insert the of warraneel and the
said there the Of witnessl being we'll known
duly by and his oath declared and said
that he the said there insert TIE
te and that he the described In and who
executed the within Power Of Attorney and his testimony
70 me satisfactory evidence Of that fact and the said
fhere insert the cf warrantee hsreupon scknewss
tomcer's sisnsture)
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ELLIOTT'S NEW GRANADA. MEXICO, CALIFORNIA
II aud OREGON Freight Parcel and Passenger Express will
be dispatches Ter Of May nth. Tor Panama Aca
rulco Mazatan, Sen Bias Sas Diego, Monterey San Fran
Freight packages aud parcels insured and shipped lowest
rates. Families and unaccompanied persons crossing the
lthmrs the assistance Of the proprieor who
has made the complete for their sle
lerts Tickets secured At lowest rae Packages by this
ENrrc have been detained the sthmu althOugh
the proprietor has conducted Express through and
san Francisco i've tmes for obvious
make this Esrress all that the business public demand
Having made the most complete with the best
transportation agents the sthmus aud with those - the
Atlantic and Pacific
ing the ExTress through and attending all business per.
sonay IN place Of renders 10 that he
forw ard packages of all kinds aud do all business
quired 81 Express in less time, w better aud
at less than be done under other system
Ts Il the only Express direct for Mexican ports Repeated
complaints that freight has been carried ts
hy induces the proprietor TO attend promptly to
the execution q all orders Acapulco Maatan san HAS
san Diego ana Monterey, and connecting At Panama with
Express or vsl"e-aaa aud Calao The plan % this Ex-
press much admired in that packages delivered
sonay a. their destination ly the preor desired In
formation concerning deceased persons 6.ained aud their
arded promptly. Bills and drafts collected and
oil orders executed With despatch. Refercnces-Hon T.
Butler Kir San francscoi T. w. Bascom, san Joae u O..
Phelps kngman, ~ Chatham street New York; y. n.
Brooklyn; Butler 4 Nccsrty. philadelphia Hon Ru.
fus Choate Boston; Hon. r. &. Winthrop, Boston: smith,
Obsr Co., Haverhill street Boston; Ober McConky.
Baltimore. Onces.-San Francisco. ~ Clay streets New
05 North Second streets Baltimore % Hanover and
Lombard streets AUGUSTUS ELLIOTT.
personal interview may he had with the proprietor in
Baltimore the 3rs Philaaop pha the 5th Boston
ing Packages viii be forwarded from the Oces M to
NJ. the 10Th.
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CREeoEYs -cALIroRNIA rREIour. rAcxAeE

GRECoEYs CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE
~ and Parcel Express per steamer EMPIRE CITY direct
Tuesday, May I5-By the above steamer next Ex
press will be forwarded to agents at Chagres aud Pa
mama who have the certain for the
speedy transmson Of freight the ishmus OF
ranes In the business Shippers rely all
goods shipped through being delivered in Panama sa
" all Others ut which port facilities for rcshp
goods all the steamers cannot be surpassed Par
cells received until the morning Of steamers cay OF sailing
letters Until haipast clock Il. NJ Packages (which
in all be made perfectly water proof must be
lett the Office the day previous No Custom House charge
made. THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
Managers and AEents ng Pearl s.. corner Of Wall ST.
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RowERY THEATRE.-BoxEs, 2, CENTS PIT l2,s
M commence Eaifpsst ssleek-sstuiaay e9sn
sqna Mr. ssrsn Lady Mas s A
ss's as popular sr fs @
maud Mr. Titon; simon sgse Mr. Jordani Adolph Do
Gouidssn Mynhsrr Hans Hooshi, Mr.. Martin; vistosas
& Dress Ts1 srss
Ss1ss :
Mr. Joraa,j Peter Van PSustsn Mr. Johas.Sa; Mini Mrs
ilSa hspnsen AfS s in Bar
'S9 Burton WIZ 'A'
M s & ssss
At 4; curtain rises at hapast o'clock Saturday evs
ria IL .ef it
M he%pson s., H.
Khan aSs M Hs.ay
Siss MalSna ASSaidar Mr. b. SEYMOUR okSa: af Dam;
with s I'll. caI ''n
NELLE JENNY LIMBS FAREWELL CONCERTS IN
M New Y0rThf Mile HrsSESN SENSr ass rFsl:Ssp lSp informed that
will have the GR&Sp esssI GSs
CASTLE GARDEN.
rRfFIEk fFI As'a HAIL, AL
ssTp ps. " s % to as sn h,r T a. Ny q %
rope. Her Third Concert will take place at
ON MobA4 SasTtE EvGAiNa. GAhREsA AArls
Siis. s...a ..a
K0manna-" csl che fs;I s,n1t tTsss5,,SI sa,s;I vsrii
Aria" MadaHna" tPSa sgSsi Sl%,sHsil Mozart
Aria" All non giunge." liza sonnambula) Bellni.
II.
Trio~T ii psrli anore ioteoj Rossin.
sisnori saivi and Belletti 49,.
.A''A '"' ,'"A Herr driepei .,''''
cavatina-" vi ravisso GA sonnambuia." .Bslliai
The Song snG1 sSmmoby Sf,si called the Echo Song
The Wedding March NM tasamnsr thP NisR.. pre,m
A GRAND ORCHESTRA.
G srst ST;'1 Ms1A sq II s9Gs n'Sn the
beriDg nearly ONE HUNDRED performers, has been
S'sfs aud
''n'a 81 III ysHEss
great great capacity the price
tickets has been 3 ssd % s % Sc and 8 G.S s'Go5ns e
numbers securing their seats
6as iS;1 r sss IF ssf s ss s' THIS
,ms result & Of The auction held On Tss'a & last Is p r csS sn
best plan which be adopted protection and
convenience Of the their collision with
specuato and also ovates the great rush which always
takes place at the ticket Office when the auctions have been
Dispensed with.
tickets purchased the euction will be offered at
the Ticket oce at the price, the sale con-
cluded
The Ticket oiee for the disposal of all seats will be To-
Gated at Joliie's Music store
800 BRoA DwAY,
Al VII f!'s s1SsPsh S
cert, when II will be closed o'clock Z. NJ, snd Offices
opened that hour Castle Garden for the disposal OF
any tickets aiming unscd for the evenings Concert
talr Of son
English be obtained at the door-prioe q cents each.
Doors open 6Il o'clock The Concert at
o'clock
THE FOURTH GRAND CONCERT will be given in
TRIPLER HALL WEDNESDAY EVENING, May ifta
M'LLr. JENNY Iisp's FIFTH GRAND C0NCEkr will
take place FRIDAY, the 10th inst.
p T.. yARErM.
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BALTIMORE, May o. 1851.
The Charleston papers are filed with reports Of the
convention resolutions, addresses, sc. The following
are the resolutions that have since been adopted -
1st That. in the opinion of this meeting the State
of South Carolina cannot submit to the wrongs and
gressons which have been perpetrated by the federal
government and the Northern States without dshonor
and ruin and that il Is necessary TO relieve herself there
from with without the operation Of other Southern
States.
I'd. That concert Of action with more Of our
sister States of the South whether through the proposed
Southern Congress in any other manner object
worth many sacrifices, but not the sacrifice involved in
submission
3D. That hold the right of secession to be essen
al TO the sovereignty and freedom the States Of this
eonfederacy and that the denial Of that right would
nish to injured State the strongest additional
for its exercise
4th. That this meeting looks with confidence and
hope TO the convention Of the people, the
reign power of the tate in defence of its rights the
earliest practicable period, and in the most efectua
and to the Legislature to adopt the most speedy
and enectual measures towards the same end.
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CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD LINE yRon
~ New York 10 Philsdephis.-Teaves pier No. North
River, By ssssmbost JOHN POTTER; Morning Line. ~
scleck A. Nj Afternoon Line, sti o'clock, r. Fare by
either line 81 forward deck 81 xmisvant Lines ociooi
r. n, fare, 81 20, BLISS Agsuh
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CHANCE or LoCATION.-TuE STEAMERS ALICE
~ npd Norwalk for bridgeport, Housatonic snd Nau-
gatuok Railroad will hereafter leave Pier n N r. foot Of
at
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INSTRUCTION.


lIvIL ENGINEERS SCHOOL, NO. $50 HOUSTON
~ street, New York.-Mr. v. Beaumont Civil Engiuecr
will Course Of Lessons Tin the French and Eng
sh anguag on the fifth ofMay For information and
ferences. apply At the school.
OLIVER ID. GOLDSMITH WRITING ROOMS,
~ 80 Broadway, first above the Irving House,
Terms reduced onehal 80 for ten lessons hour
eachstatonery 50 cents twenty lessons for S. incud
ing satonery-payahe subscribing Private instruction
at the Rooms only For sae Goldsmths Gems Of Penman
ship 81 90.