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STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER Railroad
Il NEW YORK 10 ALBANY and TROY. On TUES
DAY, Oct "a, the rraICs wiz until further nohce'ru ~
Leave New-Ysk, gong North. from n. oAce near
Chambers st. Az AN Way NAL Tran tJr Aorny ana
Troy stopping at Manhaitsnvile i5h-st. ru1hy Hoos
Yonksrs Hastings Do6b's Ferry Dearman. r,ry,own
Smg Sing CToon Boscossl VerplsnSs Peo.SSi, Glffl-
sons, Cold Spnng. Fshsu. Carthage. Low Punt New
HambuTgh Milton Ferry, Ppughkee9sie HYDE fus'
Rhinebecs BIryioSn. FNuh East Camp. Oashiu hud-
son. Siockp, Corsacse. StuvvssAnt Schodack and Cas-
,eton Al 81 AN Express Tram, stopping only for pas
A NJ. for Peesski stopping AZ all way stations Al u
M. tN Peekskl. Stopping at al ~N station A. nj
for ALBANY and Troy stopping only at PeeSsShl oid
Spring. Fishkin New-Hameursh, Poughseeose, hyde
PARK. Rhneheck Barytown. Tvoi. Eas, Camp oSs hlI,
Hudson Stockport Coxsacse Stl,vesaHt Schodacs and
CRstetob At Il NJ for freight and PASSENGERS 70 pOus-
keepse. stopping AZ all way stations. At Ia pougs
sstpse, Stopping at the way stations Al VI throash
Poughkeepsle and alt bew Poughkeepsie and
Albany. At5l PM Peekskll stopping at way stations
places.
Leave Albany golDs south at I AN. for Nsw.Yds'
Stockport Hudson, Oash il. East Camp rvoh Barrytown
Rhneheck. Hyde Park, Poughkeepsie. New Hamburger.
Carthage, Low Point F,shkiI Cold Sprng. Garrsons.
PeekskLl, Nerpiancks. CrOton. Sing-Sing rarrytoWp
Dohbs Ferry. Hastings Yonkers and Manhattanyille.
Al lIAM. for NewYork. stopping at Castleon, S,uy-
vesant Coxsacks Hudson. rivol RhIneheck roughkeep
SIC, New Hamburger. Fiskkin Cold Spring and Peeksklli
Alb NJ for New York. stopping a, all stations be-
tween Albany and peekski except Carthage Low POINT;
ard not stopping below Peekskhl.
AS. VI for Hudson. stopping at all way stations
AIS. p NJ Cor on ARRIVAL VI Western traiDl for New
York stopping only at Hudson, PoushSeepse Fshsf and
BTbese Trans will leave Troy Is minutes previous
60 the above stated hours
Leave Ponghkeepss for New-York at g. A NJ stopping
n the way stations All AN for freigh, and passage,
stopping nj way stations
way stations. Al NJ. stepping at way stations AT
NJ. stopping at way stations
oI6tf W c. YOUNG, President
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NOR WSBURY, LONG
Ocean 6teamers, Sc.


THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERi.
Il CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL, direct and between
BOSTON and LIVERPOOL-The Boston ships only CALI
NJ az Halifax land and mans and passengers
ARABIA, Capt. -. AERICA, kyne
PERSIA, Capt. -. EUROPA, L0 Lou
ASIA. c. n JudkIIs. NIACARA.y Stone
AMERICA N Shannoa. CANADA, W Harrison.
CAMBRIA, J. Letch.
These vessels carry clear white light at masthead.
green starboard bow, red on port bow.
AMERICA from BOSTON "Wednesday. Sept IL
NIAGARA from NEW YORK, Wednesday, Sept. "a
EUROPA, from BOSTON, " Wednesday. Oct. |.
AFRICA from NEW YORK, Wednesday, Oct. ..
CANADA, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Oct IS.
ASIA, from NEW YORK. Wednesday. Oct q
AMERICA from BOSTON. Wednesday, Oct -
NIAGARA, from NEW YORK, "Wednesday, Nov B.
EUROPA from BOSTON, wednesday. Nov. ls
AFRICA. from NETWORK, Wednesday, Noy ~
-, from BOSTON Wednesday, Nov rs
-, from NEW-YOkK, "Wednesday, Dec J.
~ French German and other Foreign Goods, received
and brought IN common with British Goods Through bus
Of ladIng are gwen in Havre for New-YOSk.
Passage from New York Boston to Liverpool, $lo
Berths not secured until pad for.
Freight Will be charged specie beyond an amount Tor
personal expenses
An EXPERIENCED Surgeon on board
Cf- All letters and newspapers mast pa" through the
Post Once For freight or passage, apply ~
<. CUNARD, Jr., 30 Broadway
First CABIN. $40; Second CABIN. so. sua
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CURABLE.- Thousands

LNPILEPSI CURABLE. - Inousan0s
IL and thousands cured in Europe-Dr E. MEYER,
recently from the city Of Berlin PRUSSIA respectfully m
fams the public Of NewYork and vicinity, and principally
the afflicted that he IN possession OF the late discovered
Oriental remedy for the certain and unlable cure CT Ep-
eptic Fits by all physicians ncurable have
thousands Of Europe and certificates coun-
tersgned Governments from there o. the fact can
be seen at my Office Mycue long and tedious
Nv compound and treatment different from any yet
known by othe Persons afflicted with that disease should
call and consult me as soon as possible 10 get entirely cured
Office hours from to IL A. NJ. and from to p M.
DIR r. MEYER No 2l8 Grand 81.
Persons who prove that thry poor cure gratis
ole lmTuI1kSs
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CHARRUAUD'S ROOMS, No. 90 White

" st.-MessTs. CHARRUAUD OHII-VIE, respect,
fully acquat Their friends and patrons and the ladies' and
gentlemen, that their DANCING and WALTZlNC
CLASSES will Commence MONDAY, 2Uh, and
WEDNESDAY, 22d Oct at the above place. Days cf
instruction Monday at IL o'clock noon and 81 afternoon,
LADIES' and masters These classes exclusive
who take but lesson per week,
and Will be convenient for families residing up town
and Saturdays at " o'clock noon and 81 al
tenoon for ladies' and masters two lessons per
week The class gentlemen, MONDAYS and Fridays at
n evening The soirees every fourth Thursday
evening o each month"; exclusively for parents pupils and
lends Of pupils, to commence Nov. a. Messrs C. o.
will teach all the dances also they VIII ~
troluce La Mazourka Boero, and a new Spanish dance
For terms and particulars call at Mr. CHARRUAUDS
residence No 80 Bank st and Greenwich av Can De seen
every day at o'clock y. NJ, and at his rooms, No "
White ST. during school hours $50 lmIuIhSo
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DIRECT ROUTE to CANANDAl-

HihEOl hOt L 10 CANANDNi-
DGUA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO aud the WEST:
via NEW YORK and ERIE. and CANANDAlGUA and
ELMIRA RAILROAD. CHANGE or TINE.-On and AZ.
ter the 18th September INST the trans on this route VIII
run follows
lst-Day Express Tram leaves NewYork foot Of Do
ane- Of at NJ and arrives at Cansialgua at 80 NJ
2d-Mal Tram leaves New York foot Of Duane-st al
NJ arrives at EmIa at y NJ, and leaves next morn
Tag for Canandalgua az 81.
3d-Nsht Express Tram leaves NewYott foot Of
Duane u at eP NJ, and arrives At CanaadNgua at 81,
lN-Day Express Tram leaves Canandagua at IL 10 NJ.
and arrives Ia Nev-YOrk at u Us A NJ.
al-Mall Tram leaves Canandneua az NJ connect
ed with the Buffalo Mail line Passengers hy this tram
will arrive Elnra at NJ. and can either 90 on the
night Express Tram the eye1hg, after nights
rest proceed to the City at neV morning
3d-Nieht Express Tram leaves Canandagna II 9 80 M
and arrives IN New-York az II 50 A NJ.
A Freight Tram VIII leave Canandagus daily at 10 ~
Passengers viii End this the cheapest and most eKpeti
tous ene Oined with the large and comnoous cars, Win
render II the easiest and most comfortable
MARVIN PORTER,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent
Canandagua Sept. 20. 1851. oiu
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LANGUAGE.-C. COR
Dancinq 6rbools.

A DODWORTH'S Dancing Academy,
IA No 4a8 Broome st. This establishment is now open
the Glasses onW says and Saturdays for La
dies Children Saturday for those who wish to attend
once a IClasses Mondays aud Thursdays Other
classes Wednesdays and Saturdays the evening Tor
Gentlemen PIacticIng Lessons on Thursday evenings
Soirees semnOnihly for Adults and monthly for Chill
dren All the modern Dances included In the course OF
instruction For particulars, see Circulars. o20 I'M
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EANDS'S HOREHOUND COUGH

-. sakUP only ~ Cents For cough cold hoarss-
n ,s oopms cough &c cannot be praised too highly.
5, ms msmmotn Drug Store. No. n James-x Sold
a. D lug generally. Truly srsa: nedrins.
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NOR LIvERPOOL.-Dramatc Line:
- pOsCfUs Capt Oliver Eldrdge. will leave
regular day. For freight or passage, apply
az board al per No u East hvsr !" y
csiS7 sPCfTORD, TILESTON CO. 40, " sevsA-e
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NOTICE-A dividend of FUN Ds Ten -.
VTsTCHEsTTR COUNTY BANK on and ALL no c Sne ,s
dsy Of November ne If. toiI ts0th] D. > SAAf ''
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NOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDICA-
NOURAUD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE,
1nsuranee Companies.


Once Of the
EROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE CO.
~ No. 81 Wallis corner of Pearl-st.
CAPITAL 100000.
At election held thus day the following gentlemen
chosen Directors Of this Company or the ensuing
year:
Sampson Mscre Moses Taylor, George Elder,
Benz r Sherman. Marshall Pepoon, ftancls Sklddy,
Peter Martin, Alexan'r "A. Grant, Chas Burkhalter,
Rufus Story, Asa s. Porter James b Wieoi,
Henry Edey Isaac c. Taylor. William EostsI
At n subsequent meeting OF the Board SAMPSON
MOORE ESQ was unanimously reelected President u
the COMPANY J. MILTON SMITH Secretary.
New York. Feb. }, 1851. -
B-Th,s Company continues 10 insure Buildings, Mer
ckanlse Household Furniture Vessels Port. &c. on
and na,5 4E
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T AIDES SCHOOL-RED HOOK,

4 on the NORTH kIVEk-MkS. NM JONEo e
. INTO family twenty pupils whom she thoroughly
n.truet in ali the branches sound education requires
III slso m those and that personal car
IT, yh,ch Il, them for entrance INTO society Muse
rocb and Drawing are taught by members OF her family
hn an. ladies eInnen;y qualified ia Their respective pro
s ard teach with all that solicitude for the prOh-
sney ofherpupils The paramount Importance
demands She has three vacancies 70 M
% deslrng an interview may call her at No &c
Wsst Washington. place. TILL studies are resumed on Isl
Noyember Her terms $50 year without any extra
References may made TO the parents % any Of
T me ,ye,ent or former pupils o2l 5tTuTh&Ss
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CARTMEN-NOTICE.-Renewalso of

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
~ Licenses will be granted daily, between 10 and until
the last day Of thus month. sfer wnieh TINE Unlawful
20 renew Licenses under any c.rcvr stances
Owners and drivers d EI>fess wagons. Baggage wA
Ons and Carts with names them are notified that all
Carts Wagons Trucks other vec - used n the trans
portAion OF articles from pses 70 place within the city for
pay for such transprts'I0s are deemed % he Pube
Carts and all persons driving any such
vehicle without obtaining License therefor sufy OF
msdefneanor liable 20 ten dlsfs foe OF impfsonmsot
Persons desKous 81 procuring License 70 keep rans
Cars are requested 20 apply after the hrss OF NO
vsmher AL numbers not renewed befose that pme VIII
then he gwen out
b. order Of His II nor the Mayor
ASHER TAYLOR, Fnst Marsha
Mayors Office, Oct. u. lS5I q" vi
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THE PENNSYLVANIA ST FAN.
i SHIP CO aud LIVERPOOL 4 PHIL pRI. PFnA
eIEAMsHIP co, Ineod running her new Sesmshsps -
CITY or pIrTsBURG. a20e Capt " C. Stotssbury.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, 1l25, Cap " O. Campbell.
CRY OF FHILADELpHIA,zz2 M, Cap. -.
PROM PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF MANCHESTER Thursdsy. Oct. ..
FROM LfvgRF ooL
CITY OF Observation-Disclosures "Wednesday. Sept H.
CITY OF GLASGOW W ednesday, Oct. D.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
rnon rHiIADELrnIA yRoA hVH = ns.,...
Calm % Dollars Calm: ID Sa1e n.
These rates include Provaofs aud sresHds se, ses
Wines Liquors winch can be hAd IN Dgso "a
Calm accommodations table aad Attendance WIN % io'ss
UNSURPASSED ,a..r .nd zi..-
Tnst-ciass rssmships ply between LveToei sa6 Sias.
row Havre Rotterdam. LeghOrn. AArseiues 80 -
Mediterranean ports By which goess caI ~ sxnp1.e
IHerrsl and thence b. this Line 70 fhl ~ -
Goods mtsns ed for New-Ysrk and otnef p.-css ".
entered and forwarded by The Agent "thov' 80
WITH economy and DISPATCH. Those VINO WI 20 LING s..
friends from Liverpool engage passage ~ .ne ~ 2
of these so5ps An eIpenenced sufgeoe VI "
sacs .hip Frerht on goods ~ pr VA a@s Sss'
xhOMAs MI ard " anst-st.. PHILADELPHIA
liCHAHpsoE; EE Ssnn 4 %. "a &..to. ''- ~
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DrRTB AMBOY SEMINARY.-This

I'.,,,n,,on aaording thorough course OF training
or business together with instruct on IN MOD
htnsra r,s ard Music will commence s zSth session
e'WTDNESDAY, Nov ..s,o
s.Shrsd,nr is large and ccmmodious, and designed 70
The comfort Of the pupils and encourage HABITS q
pnnspa possessing the advantages Of early deve-
ms profession. and large experience; pleages ms
W. rn,rns efforts to make his INSTITUTION az thdl an en-
n.nsd Christian parent could desire for hs son ana
sst success feels himself warranted IN assuring the
ron public that the reasonable expectations
Nup,s ,atrons shah he fully realized ,,.
s15 per session Of az weeks for board and tuition,
~ nss Of books for Engl sh studies.
VIC Crculars containing further particulars with tes-
,sfereuces and steel engraving Of buildings. ap-
~. ~ CLARK L AUSTIN. No. 2o3 Bfoadwayyl New
Va or 10 the Principal. g. WOODBhiD6E;
feit TTnTbSstf Perth Amooy, NJ.
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DAMAPO AND PATERSON RAIL

- AMafO AND IA ERSO4N NALL
u y ROADS-FAl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sept 8,
1851 -EYFRESS TRAINS leave Suerns follows SUNDAYS
eScepted.) the arrival of the Ere trans AT
o'clock A. NJ stopping al Ramseys Hohokus, Paterson,
Huylers = Bridge. and BOILING Spring l0 o'clock A NJ Z,
stopping only al Paterson 81 stopping al Ramseys.
Hohokns Paterson Bridge. and Boiling Spring. lOt +.
Nj stopping only at Paterson. , 30
NEw-YoRg. Sundays excepted at o'clock, M !,
ropplng only at Paterson Al O'Clock, p NJ stopping mt
Boiling Spring Bridge, Paterson. Hohosus AMI HaHseys'
and ut O'Clock =. NJ. stopping only NJ Paterson
A WAY TRAIN will leave New-YorA Tor Seterns al 1t
O'Clock NJ
THE up trans stop at Bergen on signal
PATERSON TRAINS
Ieore Paterson. Lrd,s Neo- fOI'.
Al u o'clk A Mlpatsrson Depot A. a'elccS' A. M
q Markets., - ~
:: Il i, :: >: Paterson Depot, :isi :: Pm
:. \ =" Markets. |" 81 ::
Or ON the arrival Of the Train from Suferns
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Paterson Depot at II o'clock, A and o'clock
p 81 Leave Eew-York at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, aud u
O'Clock, p NJ sew
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NEW LINE BE-


The only Through Line 'lA NlcaaguaA number ofuaYs
short, than any other Rone-COmposed Of the following
.rst class s,eamshlps betvee NEW-IOkk and sAS
JUAN DE NICARAGUA -,
The pROMETHEUS. Capt Churchill.
The DANIEL WEBSTER. Capt BALDWIN
And between SAN JUAN DEL 81 and SAN FRAN
N''' The NORTH AMERICA, Capt Blethen.
The PACIFIC. Capt JARVIS
The INDEPENDENCE Capt Waterman.
These all built expressly fof tsfon
and far are unsur assed
The PROMETHEUs will leave New-fork, nom fisr
No North River the 7h of each month at oclscs'
y NJ commencing October fh
The DANIEL WEBSTER. on the I'D OF each month";
commence October ~. - -, -, -,
The daysof leaving SAN FRANCISCO will be the lot
and 18th Of each mouth. . ,,.,.-
When the above days a Sundays. the day Of sailing
will b. the Monday follow ng - ,,~
From SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA to san JUAN
DEL SUR passen will be promptly conveyed overhe
twelve miles Of Land TrausponatDn. aud at that point
embark of the above named PAclc steamers iVf
The great saving Of distance by thus Route "hs!s
heretofore established and speedy and somfoiaois
transit bet ween the two Oceans through beannm ana
heahul country offer Inducements To the travelling po-
lie equaled by no other Line -. ,.....x
No passage secured uhth pain iDf anu p"' ''''~
number VI passengers will he taken
Frelgbttaken To- San Juan de Nicaragua onIy VIII hos
be received on the day OF sailing Due notice wl be r,ea
when the line prepared 10 take freight through let
ter bag will be made up the office for all points on we
route closing at q O'Clock tbs day Of sailing Chngs
25 cents per letter, prepaid IN.
For Freight or passage apply only at ths Omce 9i me
Line, No 9 Battery Place upstairs ALLEY
All persons are forbid trusting account % ths
sho,af boats (o3DgG oi8 CIV
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CAUGATUCK FEMALE SEMINARY

- vsstDort, COnn--Mlss N. COLEY, Principal Inc
49,. Tsrm Will open Nov This School beng designed
~".,vey for BoarderS, and Of those limited number
Ts.rbsr enabled 10 devote large portion Of time
e nnpll thus greatly facilitating moral, mental and
ppesI Improvement Terms reasonable. Circulars, con-
yrr PARTICULARS procured by addressing the PRINCIPAL
10 Broadway. - r.uA
sSt Man n Nexman s. Co, No l99 Broadway. New
Serk: Waterman " Dskemen, Controllers once Now
Yogk Hon Henry W. Green, Trenton, Ne~-Jefsey
cvTuThkSfs
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nANCINGACADEMY, No. 10 Grand

~ st., doors from Broadway.-P SAROCCO, freies-
sor Inventor and sole Teacher known IN America OF lhe
new and fashionable dances whose talent does not heed
any has opened his saloons tor classes io
ladies, gentlemen and children Private lessons give" In
antilles. ~.xr,,x, x,,.,;. Nil,
pROOKLYN DANCING ACADEMY Frank m build-
ing corner Orange and Fulton sis one deoi rom III
has opened Dancing Saloon for ladies, gentlemen ana
shdrsns classes Private lessons gwen IN iSmihes' MS
classes Will commence ON the 18Th INST. - -
For particular spply at his Academy the 25th Be-
SIDES al the dances the American Cotiilon VIII %
taught 10 children with the greatest precision
so.is.y $50 3ms
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req p IaT,l 'I 81 DATES OF SAILING.

EDW'DK COLltNS& 60. 56wall-s NYork.
BROWN. SHlPLEY co, Liverpool, 81,
L q ROBERTS co. 10 Kings Arms fhd'
London,
l. DRAPER, Jr D. Rue Notre Dame des Victoir..
The owners ri these ships vii be accountable f gold,
silver bullion specie. Jew eiy precious stones ~ metals
unless halls OF lang sgned therefor, and the value
tle r,of therein erpressed
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TO PASSENGERS for CALIFOR-
u NIA-Stesmship GOLDEN GArE.-Ths mzgmf-
cent Steamer spoken III Psnambuco " days cut, Ard
there doubt tina, she will be able 20 leave Panama NE
latter DAYS Of October. ..
For further information apply at the office Of the PACl
ric ~ All err ANSHIp COMPANY o<H
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MUSICAL NOTICE.-STUYvE-

MI SlCAL NOI1C E.-o u h-
Nu SAINT INSTITUTE, No $50 Broadway -me'sn
u e HILL & f. n NASH, will give Pryste lessons %
the Piano Forte Violin, Singing. &c, IN me stuyvesanI
ute and Al the residence Of psps Also give lessons
~ Glasses ON the Violin Singing he four evenings IN each
week Terms made known application.
NB-Pianes. Of Lsuoh,e l. Sswtsn's manufacture; iar
-. very low au28 2mTaTh
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NOR NEW -ORLEANS-FIRST

LNUK \ Z W % K 1. T. \ S-FIKSI
Il STEAMER The new and highly popular steamer
UNION Cant Thomas :. Rudd viii leave Pier No =
North River Tor New Orleans direct. on WEDNESDAY.
Oct a. at o'clock NJ precisely For freight apply On
board where al bulls OF ladpg viii Ne signed For pas
SAGE, apply 10 spOFFORD. rlLESrON co,
No a. Sosth.st
Shippers will please send b OF lalnz by the steamer
instead Of by pest she leaves her return home about
the time the L : man arrives Qua oN
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COAL--Coal 81 per tun for White Ash,
exr and stove and s. Is for Red Ash, egg aad stove
delivered from bsats. =; la Ehzsbetk-R- AL 1Rs
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DANCING CLASSES-W. WHALE

IL and DAUGHTER respectfully announce that their
classes above are now commencing at CONSTITUTION
Hall No $50 Broadway, at No 200 Eighth-av, and at
Gothic Hail. Brooklyn For particulars see circular TO be
had as above olb wv
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STEAM BETWEEN NETWORK
COR NORFOLK. PETERSBURG and

EOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and
Il RICHMOND-Th new double engine sde shee!
steamship ROANOKE q zoe tans, h measanementy
LEWIS Parrish Commander Will be ready 20 receive frexhe
FRIDAY. 2th A NJ at Per No y North River, and
sail on Saturday. 2sth, Al o'clock. p NJ precisely -
Passage and Norfolk including slate roos--..sS
Do. do petersoarg ano Richmond do.
StseIage passage 10 NorfoiS ;
Do do Petersburg and Rich nond- ----.----e
Bills Of la,ng signed only ~ the Purser board and
none signed after the sailing Of the vessel.
Freight taken until o clock on the day OF sailing
For frelght apply on board and passage, having state
room accommodations. apply only 10 DEEN & THOkN-
TON, Agents, No. "a Pearl-st., New-lork. LUDLAN =
WATSON. Agents. Richmond Va.
NoriCE-As the Roanoke vii srrye IN Norfolk on sun
day, freight all be landed Until her return t1p from
ptch ..n esia
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RED ASH NUT COAL.-A superior
Il article rom the spohn and Lewis VEINS ior sale
BY the cargo At Richmond. Apply to y. TYLERk CO,
No. 70 Walnut st. Philadelphia Htm
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07
A Gentleman.

At an entertainment on board tie Anne
rican steamer Lafayette, at Liverpool,
Captain Stoddart, the commander, in ac-
knowledging toast, said:
will relate little incident which will
serve to show that if prejudice could have
evisted in my mind against Englishmen
it is now done away with. was coming
from Paris the other day, and had three
young ladies with me. According to nv
calculations | could get. TO Liverpool
with the money | had in my pocket, but
when in London | found | had made a
mistake of S pounds. 1t would have put
me to great Inconvenience foreman, but
there was not person. knew at the sta.
ton, and so | told the directors to take
my baggage off, because | had not money
enough TO pay my fare. Soon afterwards
| saw gentleman looking man standing
in the office, and presuming he was a
passenger going TO Liverpool, | put the
question to him. mo, sir" he said !;
''5ut can | do any thing for you Z" told
him | was short of pounds to pay my
fare, and he put his hand in his pocket,
and gave me the money. He gave me
his card his name is Mr.. G. w. Thomp.
son, Gloucester square, Hyde Park Gar
dens, London. 1t was satisfaction TO
find such man living. 1t was worth
more than f5,000 to me aad gentle
men,, propose the health of Mr.. G. w.
Thompson, of London" .r-ef
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07
Y A R [ E Z Y .
A Proposal under Peculiar Cir.
cumstances.

heard of a curious proposal the other
day. Among some 200 batters were a
lady and gentleman. who had shown a
slight partialily for each others society.
An immense wave unhappily carried the
lady off her feet, and buried her for an
instant in four feet of water. The gen
ileman hurried to her rescue, and on pull
ling her out, she breathlessly exclaimed,
with mouth full of salt water-[the wa
ter is very salt there,
"Oh, Augustus-dear-take mel
perlsh-mercy-take me, Augustus, and
-oh-oh-oh-take me-"
Thanks, dearest" exclaimed Angus
tus, "you have made me very happy"
"Thanks-for what, sir z" coldly ex>
claimed the lady, taking long breath.
"For your favorable answer TO my
PROPOSAL said Augustus.
"P,oposal! | heard none"
"Oh, yes, but you did my dear-I
made 1t when you were under the water,
and you said yes, and told me 10 take
you, and | mean to take you at your
word"
well-dear me-ask pa-and"
"Of course said Augustus. .da
The pair will be made happy in the
Fall t W. @ t-