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l4s H-,S Cr-srrR s,grp RACKS This vessel arrived
at our rort Saturday last frcn Newburypcrt whore
she eui5 ~ Messrs CurTer Townsend, ucder the
supsEintendepee Of Capt. H. ~ stees, vho cc,nusnis
her She 50 cnnsd by David Ogden and others OF this
city rnd i, intended for he C. George ae osew York
and Liverpool packets being the frs. cpre- hne snip
e-er built .o- that trade.
The Race designed TO combine thc advantages
Of strongly built freight ssp with that Off swift gsiny
clipper aa far &c judged By hOr appearance
~ She los at her dock she certainly possesses qusk
.ics III "a eminent degree
Th dimensions Of this vessel 200 Feet long on the
keel 2Q7 feet deck az feet inches extreme breadth
q bes IS feet depth orhod 7isct between decks ana
she -egrers about $50 tons she is rs iuehes through
The side and the light load line aud is long
locking craft, and pretty sharp but at the time
showing great capacity for sowsgs. she has dead
OF 10 inches and has three decks and her estimated load
ae Is 70 feet drsught CO deck between the fore and
nsnmss is large house, 81 feet long BY IL vide con-
tanning apartments for cooking ranges crew ana pas
sensers. hospital SC &c. eorSsrj between decks are
the aceon datons for the fitted berths for
forty hvs mon ana well lighted sud veotilated.
The esAps ana state tilted up in very hand
style and furnished With all tie oaern improve
ents and cCnyenences For the eeafort OF her a
gerd The decorations % The fret cabin very superb
The panelip2s frame work and portion of the pRs-
tef are Of ine mahogany the remainder os the pss-
ters and part OF the cornse ara rosewood richly ora
nlented 70 initiate iuaid gold The two ends OF til.
cabin have mahogany panels ape each is decorated With
ssuYerb sDgsh engraving on. representing .tsepls
Chase ana the other the start for the DsrDyn The
ceiling j. pure White. With hsodaome pouidiags and
beads richly gilt On each side Of the cabin three
state ROOMS b.ted up 10 correspond
The second cabin, which ezrenSs 10 the mainnlst.
IS haDdsomey grained 70 represent oak, and is well
lighted and Ventilated, as also the state Ia
both.
Above the lead line the Racer Is painted black nd Der
exterior sppearsnce Is epperl.se aud handsome Her
how Ia OTnamensd with carved aud gt gure OF race
horse and her name Racer /. the trail boards verv
conspicuous golden letters Her is round and or
name ted with spread eagle carved and gilt aud rle
vessels name ana port underneath Taxing this vessel
on the whole .ho Will compare isyorby i'll strength and
finish Win any vessel OF her size and class as0at; and
We hope that, ui der the guidance OF Cant Steele.
shall soon have the subtraction Q: ANNOUNCING that the
shortest trip reccrj between New Nolk sli Liver.
pool has been sceomphsbei BY the good ship Racer
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CONCLUSION or THE TESTIMONY.
Before .Insficp Houptforr


luLs 2sT.e Peofe al tie complaint Of Ro,ei Bq, 5r rs
h3es IL ST0dty far obtaining nsIe aidey Ias, p,i7e..
George Hobart recalled, and examined by counsel ro-
the people
Glad you. during the tendency OF negotiations re-
Vecting the Purchase 81 the oxford Baok any
sstion with Mr.. ?. St. John or were ycu present al
any conversation in which be spoke Of the amount OF
money which Mr. Barber had couli be got out Of him
oteet.d To by defendants counsel and tbs objection
oyerruled by the Judge.
Fiber. such conversation: st John aid Mr
Barber bad from SO Go1 to sIe COZ ent they or he
(rfsrling to Bnd' y intended 10 ring him 3Bart-r)
N hrst this was before the oth OF October near the
nth as possible. in thnk Mr. S. Johus Office or the
frat Kiln House the subject To wbch the conversation
related the purchase OF the Oxford flank th
auusion then made 10 any other person abou; the
puf a-e there was 20 person at the conversation
c.v- Mr.. 70. John and myself
The testimony here closed On both sides
Counsel for the people proposed TO submit; the case
then to the Justice.
Counsel for the defendant objected He ssa be should
have some time to examine the testimony which ID
been taken fer upwards Of month and he tended TO
submit some points in vr,tiog.
Counsel for the people said the case having occupied
20 much time already, for putting an en-
20 u now They had met there Friday aud Saurdty
and this wes now the third day. and he ishel the
20 be now cor ciuii n. would not occupy rnorc than
ten minutes tor he considered his Gaze proved by the
testimony produced on the part Of the defence
The Just;se finally concluded that he would give both
iai ic the opportunity d putting their case 10 him 10
tbe b.-t manner they could and wednesday next was
liked tor that purpose.
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rH Wan ~ HAYT.-Accordne % lsfo acc7r1s
from Iiyti, ibe war between she Dominican. O.
-,sui,t part % tie isla-i. asj Iiayti vopcr or
tho tupire q soulou ne, sgll continues, ard IS 10
olive IN g,cry battle ior he pominiesns The lat
oa-tis tcu'uy On ths iS.h. Il Is reported coz. tho
..mPf~s army u 1900 men. q less q nine han
dr'd flIet 20 hmf eu vri1t ard hoavy loss Ia
prisouers end munitions. 10 such b. tb8 -tste Of
"a wsr, ~ voll.r III Imperial Wsj,s.y vas ~
Eiuing 10 sf.ct, short time ra... q rough me
soiiclatiln q TIE Nritisn, French aal t,,.ic.n
agents or The SLAM, c.mpron 10 v,Lr,, u..,i.
piea9 hor would il BE- surrds.at. as .a.. ta-i.
going, h,cfore Che end Of siY wor,hs. rsra., .t,
Fira and his oabinet should BIZ l-3ng ti, ..,,i
etilos, dccmoi again 10 he i1l ile 0.car. .-er i.
boo' black sud o. Ter OPENERS ir ..h,u. --s.-s
n The Emperor Of Hayti sbo4d s.11, 51a NJ .gs
oisronsefs o. the "frinl. roasted. and s.ssst- q
Aeofge lowing b.. l,i. f.. r.rr. a-y perish.
o. 0ysttrs I'll Slysys e,n
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i.rRREsriss FGow MEuCo.-+2y the schooner
2ober. Spedaen, from ps.a Crus g. New Draaus,
and thence by our usual NAL tRslities, Ne h ve
.,otAoatic Information from Mexico Go tho To- ia
SAINT ami from Vera Cruz e. the -.k. 40 interest
ing letter, Of he latter date, f-0m Vera Graz, F
be found "a ovr columns; also, compilation Of che
pitb and s1bstanee Of the intelligence from the
AaKean c43itai. ~ .eyoTal points il IL " auu5usl
interest AID importance
The den md Of the Bri.ish ~ MISTER Mr Doyle,
Tor the Immediate 7o.istac.oa " to cains o. Eri-
iisa crclstor3, had been promptly taken ~ Or ON
ndsratou In the Mexican Congress vi'a the in
tsnt no doubt, " corciiatu; the f0f5ea-alco II
Ar. Doyle tar az possible Our -re.p5u1eut
alec 81 gEsss that Er.i.h ia1lcace is 90 ths bot
som 81 ths surpcnli0n - sGppreasi7n ~ the
Cafay grant Of the right II way aeroe tho
iahmas Ct rehuaotePeo. This report, " have
every rss'on 20 supposo is founded upon fact. 70
70 III policy Of England 70 prevent the United
-taies, Or any Uritei -ta,es company, from ssc1r-
~ ths exclusive ngb. Of way co. the in, ,-ossinic
1Dmnunisstion q Tehuantspoc 10 IL British
yol.cy % keep American influence, cntcrrsa. ,1d
colonization, out o. Mexico, FOR fcafof tba tislaie
nssQosnces q annexation. Mr. Wotster, 3; SO.
pear, hal written letter 10 ls Mexican govern
msnt uEng thc ratification of the treaty; bu,
Mr. Webster seems % have haA mo- weight e he
zane scales with Mr.. DOYLE
Actire evolutionary movements. our is..errsi
withdrawing are IN rrorrcss. ,6o sbce. Of <di.h i.
abe return Of santa Anna 10 t-c surrcn, a. hosi.y
,lo~svor they n1y terminate. BE future to the
republi, Of Mexico promi.es 90 br. hort exist.
sncs q dspendency q Euglsud--s. admitted 10.
pcnierey-or pes aud parcel % Tho territory %
10 Uuised Stateg--one alternative or the o.hgr--
ssc M 20 hc the inovi able destiny u Acx'ss TIna
--il sogr ten the s.ory.
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TAscL C.LrsKSt. ~rhe L. s. NJ. stesGship Ohio
Capt schen,k departed yesterday fer Havana, where
she ~in with the from New Orleans are
Cha gres. She >arries'uyw wards OF Us pass. myers
The stean,ss Brother Jonathan. Csrtain squier eft
the time for chssres, With ace pas Tue
o. ana b. j. ared et three clock ia the Sfternoou
when the later arrived OF the Hook. iufersEc
she was siE miles ahead Of the Ohio.
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Hor WoRE roa JuLr-rhe quarrel between the
editors Of the North Amsricaa and the editors Of
the IVoshlsgton Union, in reference 20 the ap-
proAehing election for Governor in Penn-ylv auia
According to their own showing, there has been q
good deal Of rescaiity, in a financial way, among
our eosemposaTies at Philadelphia aud at Wash.
ngton, a. well e. in Wall street. Bu. an edtoris.
quarrel OF sach subjects is rather hot work foe
July.
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TO lHE EDITOR or THE vEw YORK HFrAtn
u very military genius desircs through yorf va
usois spr some Information IN relation b the kneeng
o. the Marine GnaTt at the execution Of yuriass aud
henson you'd inform that sapient that the gentle
manly and c1nsider,te : Marshal Talimsige finding
met the Inc ~ nrines obstructed the view Of those
hind then requcted their commanding orcor 10 order
W. 10 fail upon ono Knee In order that the spectators
might see The certniony
The position II the commanding oAfcay tur;nr M
uno vas what u should have been in front Of his guard
SPECTATOR
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pr. now selling The rtns d territory for this para.
~ lov ratee. We furnish 70 the parties "a
anto only practical Ssuiug Machironot Iarues thep 4.
-orh bok-for The trHing a 80. Essaine fr
sclrca ~ In snd ~ Broadway, ~ Franklin -
UuI'i0s y. " gEO r. CuITTFNury 80
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lhs INHIBITED srEAEEra.-Th Washington,
WITH news bom Europe te the 10th, aud the Ma
gara with intelligence to tie 18th instant, nay be
expected, the former to-day, and ;ae Latter to-mor
row or next ,ay
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ineDt frri ate entrance iA Crosty strset Rssts,y 80
Vyeor s1lotn Ev1fy dei0scy 81 the eeasor n-sr.~ ~
e beet Fr och ans Afnfgicln COOKE. rrrih ruruliss n
No53c9ok ani a0ft--hgliei rqh4 received cr,rv dev
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she attention dealers and others 70 lie arrs sct 81 es
res ana thvsr bunting and oTsn face wstohep phieb ~
WI 80 extremely low Tor sch Wis Hicheeu everp
Gold fers 1ro The cheapest and best IN uss -
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r1n Coss Nue white f1d, shd drsi. che ost el.r.ot
sn ar T- ~ o1 " Uffn Alo Alpaca nd ,inen t,,ts
b,ehiat sQd .sessaB s.rrts-
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nv nAuttr pfcsite 10 the Item nrArspA are pot
y. u w the sgcrc.ste ans the Nareh report
fit4 81 ulo item p4fked p, AMI siTg1 in the .fuuo
i'p'ft' are d,Juci'd fiom he aggregate.
A'.ostty to ths comparative ssa.sHsat, ~ssfs ks
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CLAIMS AGAIysT rnE UsrrED SsArFs.-ls ar-
other column u q coanunicat % signed H.. d.
y, from correspondent al Washington. in 20 -
ton - these claims, which is prelude or ntrcdu,
ton 20 others promised on the ssHo subject. Iha
taicments IN this letter must excite insuiry From.
the Intelligence ami means Of accurate Information
possessed by the author, who il respectable citi-
fen q the federal metropolis resident thoro ior
many ycsrs-snd frcm his expressed desire 70 b.
ustcc and be entirely impartial 70 al pcrsonf, r
i' anticipated that his future letters viii contain
authentic Information, and be. therefore, valuable
and Interesting 10 The pablo. some exposures %
uGcia dslinquen .los nay ssarily BE- nab. bul
whilst thosc who have msnifcstly been dcreliet "
he'll duty, or who have betrayed their trusts ~
abardoncd correct principle, will be-, az chg
should. held ~ 70 public reprobaton, We shall be
csfe.si 70 lteg.nt wrong being done b. any u,ln
mere 5a'picion. We have received the second
letter III tnc press al thc federal city was
WT'A a button, The evils complained Of would
S.s,er have grown into existence, Or a. lcas.,
'vcied 'n.o such fearful magnitude. SOM, We
supposo, are inseparable from an human institu.
ti0ts. Publicity q The transactions 40 Washing.
ton g what BE- wanted, e. k..p matters st-a'rh.
lbere q t@o much mystcry ard privacy snJ cloak
ing, and covering up--too NJ lch huEamuegory-tt I
Washington. - much are OF STAT secret. " sure
sign Of rascality The newspapers there are too !
tender footed. too lazy, and have TOO ittl. ncpcn
Jcnco. Sucking treasury pop ba. made them \
equity, and they afraid g. -,aJ Ia rough places
II tho Documents IN claim cases were plbished, I
with independent commc1ts. we h Yuld rarely hear I
Of HalphinisDs. The l1v. sanui compc che a.. /
20 tm5nts and suroaus % allow copc. % ell pa 4
l,crs, when asked Cor Ly on s.itor for plllcltiJo
W6y Eot' vc ask. Why 10 they now r. fu-e them \
1.rv,...s.g. fron p a'eoi--'e have received Ties
p ta. tuH so-I. d. De i,h inc ilriu.y,
~. s--,rs o. tbs. assa sava.
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Movements NJ p,.,,n, ruished Iss,sidu.,..

The hsy William Wilson. "a Cincinnati. sailed 10 tLs
'.aniship Franklin. the 1j.. instant tor Europe
II Clark 20 Louis; n. 4 LAM. g.; T. Ni-hol. N
o. Judgn David on. New YORK., ohn Fleming .s.hfs:
3 n = hhfon, New ''riasns p 7nlT-, San frauei.ca
=. Oahman. Phladslptis; Rev jan YES IeUi. ls,and
ani y. g Ring ohio among ihe arrivals ysater.
daJ 10 H. Clinton Hotel
" Murdoch aud sdy Phiiaislrhis, y. : Brigham.
NV , OK y. AucF Msss :. j. Aulnv Mobile: q lard
ny nbt lady, Baltimore; Geurg ". Fowl. s-hpr'on.
v. 81 y y. seymour and servant Matan as, api Ias
btytpni Pttlbuig wcN amnng III aglif. p yesterday
st a, ~ on'Place Hotel
judye MulgaD, poavsre; capt Yaa.Ln p, a- " "
v - iheland Glars, 4. :. A.; Geo ~ 'hymas
rpiJ q Clark. d.. ami GOV. Paine Var,u. a. uar.
anonr the lriYslsy sterdsy 20 the irving U.a..
J'hn 'o'pfr, Philadelphia, g. a. ssuilr..u fs, y
r"spp. lo.t 4. y H1stwi Houston. Pratt " rtf' Z,
70 Brgina ..s -, aul = Ust.I-ff N g...f. ~,
"a ~ iLe efricD ves cr'lsy a; us tfl rICaI
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MUM, greatly ed ranans unsurpassed ia London,
Psrs the United ates positive PROOF 81 which g!5n
daily st s Office. NO IS Fulton street, staPs
where IL Tor sae applied Bad coorng from eshor d,9e
reIledisd BY gAllinR.
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To the Publlc The 0ubseribeF begs 60
" :ss: Il; :. sss::s -:
4. sss.s s4s sa a. Is. ssss
r. s S ': ss ", iGss % s Kim s
cali he fsst himself he will give entire saAetn Oh
s nIs ss'''' store SfES Il y.i aA
The Cheapest shirt store In New York. IL
shas lately opened BY Thos McLsuzhlin the Of
zsSssr he aSs
and every srtiois Of Non FURNISH
Ing Goods Dress sl.' ~'ss siss'
corner chambers and Green wich strsets-
Lace Curtains at half price.-A GOOD article
1F & s fsTsaSs Asas rs %
Shade se:s No. 2sa Broadway exteni ding 'hrousl =
sJo 70 order ndertons Show Case RapOsi.ory, Isl.
Only three shiiIinss per yard for Floor
Hadsrssns; sssnttni ingram CARPETS. g. per
y ysr fps any Heh auss M sao &
articles remarkably cheap.
Let the fabrics NJ the Union be sr0tit!srs.
sader foot ssp don't be alarmed We refer e those
made sold by the BcOtmskers Union, 80 street
Brooks.-yc are pleased state that
st. has called the attention of OF fellow citizens
positive fact that Mr. Brooke makes miss and hs
dspcses Of 10 the tonad in The SasrSss
GOupaud's LiIoid HAIR Dye ~. without
esceVtion reservation, the best
Whs II heads and boards wMl
this nestmabe compound 81 all and will be taiy
that while changes the HAIR The skin remains unsued
the Il ghtes stain the hair is nourahe4 soous-
Found only at Dr. Gouendi old established Laboratory "
aher street. near broadway.
Fox Ptrassies, EreckIes, Tars, syanbarn, 81,
body using Flower Lotion with wonderful
success You an buy IL Of Kushton, CLARK Co.. no ara
sSBrosdvoy, sad 10 Aston House.
UOlr Dye and Wigs bc fDun& In Tire
greatest Perfection NJ Bachelors No Wall street, HI
Hss anu for neutral Appearance
syvgeste and perumo'ies eorDtrY. Regass u
limitations, snc copy the addrsss.
The Hest Hair Dse.-BalAari'g First Pre-
niun, greatly impto .ea aans unsurpassed 10 London,
Psr the United States, positive PROOF 81 Which 10
where it 10 als applied coioring othc d,1e
reriedisd BY calling
DR.. Rogers So rap OF Livcrwort, Tar, aMss
Canchsagus tho great remedy for ,oughB Colds neuoh
tatarrh rit-iug o Blood aud ali other lung complaints
tending TO ption. Depot, q L.. SCOVlLL CO
80 Boaaway Price, in large bottles 81 thrso botta
for 81 90.
Hutehinss' Vegetable DyspepssR Bitter.
TO prevent ryspepsa purly oooe aud to eradicate
Inc disease when it is firmly seat q. medicine of
bnowls dged elcaey Hutchings Vegetable Dyspepsia Biz
srs Will meet TIA IL Is pleasant ard eesbis
the taste tbec-ive in restoring tao
raj igor the che dien6 before pubo
IL AZ for sae whcesae retail at the principal liz
Fulton street. stairs
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TO prevent eyspepsa puriy oooe, aud eradicate
me disease when il is firmly seat d. medicine of
bnoW dgsd eIlcacy. Hutchngs Vegetables Dyspepsia Biz
srs vii meet Tia IL Is pes ard reosbis to
the taste rrOpt bee-ive in restoring tao asten
s0r the che rhe public
for sale wholeale retail, the principal iss
Fulton street. stairs
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Cancheagus chs great dy for coughs Cods ineuon
atarrh sritog oil Blood aud ali other lung complaints
tending to coIsun ption. Depot, a l.. SEOVlLL N CO
40 bsoaaway Price in large bottles ST. throo bost;sa
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escepton the best
Wh IL 10 gray heads and red boards wa purchase
this etimahle compound all and will tay adyer-
tsad NOT the least remarkable of its properties is
that while u changes the hair The skin rsaaino unulied
the Il shtest STAIN and the hair is nouraDe4
Found only at DE- Gomend3 old established Laboratory "
VI aIker htrset. near broadway.
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1rv,r.s.g. froit s'.eui.--'e have r-aoly-I l.rs
'f go. tvH so-I. D. bs ltb inc ilr,usy
T.' S-s,,s o. Ia aase says.
lI. Fs'.r v 'fa fr.n t-.r-l. arrived f..tsr.s ~
~ ~" uf-. 1iaf.i g. faln t..ft f. pf. sas ~ ~
'.in'f' D 'a. fs' farf
'.0J ,rt.. r. t.oe.s i.,.t
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leapest shirt Store In New York. L.

that lately opened by Thomas Mclaughlin on the corner
Cham and Gresnwioh Keeps
roy II Dress ana Faacy Shirts Zephyr Undershrts Gel
lars Cravats Subscribers, and every Furnish
ing Goods Dress shirts made TO order
49, THOMAS McLA UG 01.iN,
corner Chambers and Green a ich strsete
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announce ~ tho public no has opened store
northwest corner Of ik and Vandam Streets and that
he prepared 20 furnish those who patrons him H.
Shs nness qualities Of grocery sceds and a. the ssspssz
prices He has and select stock the oheisasv
LIQUORS all aye hsnd. Those who will favor him with
call se H. sters himself he will give entire sasAeton
vshaaE streets ALEX. HEPBURN
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IIsIr by. aud W.gs can hs roumA !. shs

ever, body using Flower Lotion with wonderful
success Gu an buy IL OF kushton, CLARK Co., no sBt
-sSBroadwayi sui 10 Astor House.
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for si also Gilt Corniees Bands. Plus; at reduced
prices. kety Ferguson Wholesale r. All Wipao~
Shade stos No. 2a Broadway, extending throuAL " -
Resd street
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Oh tIOhF 70 tNp yardh Vide, pt NO y B0Woty Hiram.
Anderto besutnl ingram Carpets. 9s snd pee
yard; elegant Imp rial THREE Ply Carpss, 7s,
yard and Hearth Rugs, 2o' each also, o
articles remarkably cheap.
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freqnept meution Of Mr. Brooh establishment at $50 Fulton
st as called the attention of numbers OF fe,io citizens
70 the very superior quality Of his B0ots ard Shoes 1t is
positive fact that Mr Brooks makes msst and hs -
The stock he the OF goods he ses
disposes Of 10 the best 70 be found the msrtet
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under foot o. be alarmed We refer
tnl fairies. tho Triumph Caters ush admired Boots
made sold by the BOotmskers Union 80 as9au
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Show Gases OF Silver, German sffVer, Ma.
hogsny &C. very description. constantly hand aud
= ado TO order at Anderton's Show Case Rsposory, 1892
Grand street, near Broadway
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-23

He OBERT MoNAmEE, MAKER OF SUR
"a GICAL 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 makes 10 order and repairs all descriptions
of Instruments. Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received he trusts to be able to merit con-
tinuance OF it, by increased business facilities and de-
termination to give entire satisfaction to his patrons
MAIN STREET opposite American Hotel.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-23

za&s W -
HBICHMOND ~ PETERSBURG RAIL-
IA ROAD.-SPRING AND SUMMER AR
RANGEMENT.-On and after Saturday the 18th of
March. the Trains will run follows
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS P M.
Leaves Petersburg daily at. M
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays at. 81 A. M.
Leaves Petersburg, same days. at. .........3s P. M
Fare, when tickets are procured at the Office. 81 90
when paid IN the cars. / 123
Children over 3, and not over IL years of age, ser
wants and cooured persons-when tickets are pro-
cured at the ofice-half price.
N. B. Servants travelling by themselves must be fur
nished with passes that be retained at
the office; and must be expressly stated on the pass
that they 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
. and Fridays at.... .6t A.. M.
For Port Wahall, where it connects with the steamer
'Powhatan.
IasSage 81 OO
Meals, each. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
THOS DODAMEAD,
Superintendent transportation.
Office K. and p, r. r Co, NH Is
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
FREIGHT NOTICE.-On and after Monday,
the 18th OF May, the Freight Train for Charlottesville
and the Depots and between Charlottesville
and Lindsay's, inclusive will leave Richmond on Mon
days and Thursdays, at A. M, and arrive at Char
lottesvlle at. ........................6 M
Leave Charlottesville on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
at A M, and arrive in Richmond at. sc M
The way freight train will leave Richmond on
Wednesdays at M, and arrive at Cor
Leave Gordonsville on Thursdays at 5 A M,
and arrive in Richmond at.................5 M
G<g Freight intended for the turn-outs between
Richmond and Gordonsvlle, will be sent onlyon We'd
nesdays Merchants and others wishing to send freight
to those turn outs, requested send to the De-
pot on Tuesdays. C. r. MASON,
my9 Superintendent of Transportation
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-23
leave LyNcHBuRe daily, except Sunday, at Ct A M.

Passengers Tor Stanton, by this route, leave Rich
mond Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at NJ,
arrive in Scottsvlle day, at 49, and in Stanton
at M.
Passengers for Cumberland G. H. and Farmvi-,
leave the same evenings and reach Cumberland G. II.
at next A NJ and Farmville by M.
Packages or extra baggage to be sent by Boats or
Stages, must go at the risk of the owners, will
not forward them.
e % BOYD. EDMOND e. DAVENPORT