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when iyss Va ;t az a5s lG9
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NO. 6f0OLD ST., NEwi YORK D. y ~ -
CONTINUE To- publish The following Brf,iss Fan, toroa,
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Tie London Quarterly I2epietg, fConserpatfre -
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stock e caIaS, illSs being q TIE
4ertnent ana
See TO their customers entire satisfaction, regards :Ec
Neatnef9, Aee9Hllcy asa R'ESlaPtnesss
with which teiF work viii IS sta E1a -
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ORDER Ho1R6i az igJgtal4 DRAY TICKETs,
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TAn orders nom distance prom ~ tended 70.
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ssGIi5f sasg3Et e IS
daily csunday 81 srted,0 ii 10 r. m,
Tuesday ana Friday. at III a. mi
ttss S
ttepartt ct 10 q q, on ala saturday
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%. nj DspaIts M61dAy, Frid1y u a m
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arrives Tuesday Il Q, p. m
day Thurs 81 ana saturday
~ asss.....--. RATS or PosFidE -
Tie new Poet Once law passed March 81; 1851,
!. dltanOe within the U. eans
s mIsS e p ~ s. 81 p
Every lr0unee less dditona he charged extra
Isttsrs cont advertised iottsrai sent
70 any other charges i 81 IN.
81 Ssli. on Cifetdazg, tfc.,..-s-.'' -
eiUn5ealed circulars per one ono ounce less, -
For Rny distance mot exceeding 600 miles, eoht
5ai4 90: 1so9 miles, 2eents.
" ssS SS m IiiS', SSe4ssi
oil exceeding 500 miles, 6SsntS.
1inoP beOGs ana every pfintsd natter
on no writing other man tho addTessaiso
Other tRan e Si S Is Tss
be gIepad or chaEeed with double no above HStes.
all tTGasieHt not sent to actual subarfibefs
from ths Once Of pubcAto iotWEEKLlEs
atnnss Tom county not exceedg g M sc
iU3S az 49, ~ ~:
l''1h), Z. a. 1900 1900 IA! S1cg
iGEf,,! 80 .lts.- "a -. 400 50 -,
Any distance exceeding .-.'--.,.. 1000 a. 500
TRI.wRrKLT g tre6le ''s''-. -
MONTHLY fotrEh ~
SESuoNTILY IS oRe,aLf .-iGt'> ie.t ,is
DAILY 6ener than teekly times theGbOys rates
In rating the distance to the
ONCE Of and not Tic county ls Il tho
starting point, - .fF}d nj
az 1900. FOREIGN POSTAGE: ~: ,ie41,l
CANADA, to and from Canada and Tie Brit,
ish NJ American Provinces for. not over 1000 miles 10
cnta half o1nCei 5000 miles, cents Prepay.
nIent optional - $500,
tGREAT BRITAIN AKIN lRELAND-On letters between any
Once in the United Sates, California and OREGON eYen
ted and any once In Great Britain and Ireland 81 cenS
per haE ounce 4S cents for ounce or under and 90
cents &C over Que ounce tho rate being doubled Siar the
first ounce Prepayment OPTIONAL On neRapapeFs TIC
rate - two Cents eaCtO DO prepaid. On 10
any foreign coOhtry rHRor0H Great Britain
tb be pEepaiQ. 'C1iSS, 2
GERNkNTs PRrSsIE, Gc.-LstteEs tOthe fnloIVnz coup
tries VIA EnGtandS must be prepaid, IL bya m.
erp CENTS IT by an American steamer 21 calt9s,
AieNDndTiR, via MnT6eilieR. MALTA. Island Of
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!. ,,',5l ELEGANT OCTAiKO' Y0LUALE!,
Sbellished with numerous Original fro o. The
designs OF Croonne, and other miBent ArtIsts - IN
4'Fice only Two D Dollars and EiHy Ocnts!
it.5 1 Ao9s, GhsIlit sirset Phtilas fa4lf'
eyee. tossst '.es'ss 1sl
sSIea5s IN ne sale Of hteb6 and oLenF0puLar 1a
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ODD FELLOWS.
WheoIinR .Gnstora Mo1o,

Btabllahed in 1881. E B. SWEA RINGRN suryevor onI
CSlieStor Of Customs; Once No. -, Union stTeet
InpoItaOns 70 this port made by way or New Oeau
New York, Philldelphia aud BALTIMORE. yGlsi,5as1 Is,
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Seth Searcy whose certificate above M M nj
gllch veracty anyin tfs n{d a min az fhSd
adgchcnt and place entire reliance OH Is -
ri ''itlt3iisf t4ARQOuRT, HOWARD & Co -
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your Extract OF Yellow Dock has PERI
formed of the most wonderful on me That has az
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BY the BRRNEN LINE, letters be Germany by
pTepayhg tho Foreign postage and the United Stafes most
age Of 80 eentss they may Be sent wholly unpaid
TO sCENTRAL AMERICA, GG.LIetteTs irom tha limited
States to the following named countries places must 30
cqdes also the foreign postage Of 2seents those 70
eetyed tho foreign postage s reQel to DO paid Ii ad
colectsa on delivery ON newspapers from the Udited
cents must be prepaid, and on those four
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Q CONSUMPTION DURABLE!

Robert Sandkfson Jusca OF the Pace Hi Rsb (,rHcE
t0w1sl2 county Ohio and bFOthet 81 tIai0r
an otcer "a war OF 1872 cured vi
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Ithted on fine white paper, aud
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WARWICK 2. lrILLRR,
DAVID Il. BISHOP,
GERARD B. ALIEN.
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30. .Ssss 1.-THE l GRRAT,BRlIisHI QItA RTERLiEs rsl
.'@Andi B1acl 6odia NTagazinessffI
nt, ImFOrtant Reduction in Tie rates o. POsiaSeI S
ltshp ;lgt LEoNARbs & CO., :; II H.
""f''- ID no. Oh GOLD ST., NEwYoRK + - 4.i11'
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FfRsT iw4RD2John McIure, Jr, John H,,rhees: S. n
woodrow; Isaac Cots: ''Ei' q t.i5 = ,i[5+,,I
SECOND WARR.-John BishUpi Geo. &. wiekharn. -, )
H1RR 'W4nDIs. BradytJ. J. Yarnani John M Math
FouRTH WARD.LDr. James Tanner, r. @; Jes5,rs, A 6,
HalloWeIli D. v. ThaIpi David Hammond. ~ a,
Firth WABp.=Gisorgo Forbesi John W. Gill; Lorenz,,
d. Waltz Jacob HornbTookI Henry Rehols, q n,
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Tie London Quarterly RsEis1v, ccoassrratfre
d The u limbaugh RetiEtt, ttVhtsl5 aIiI
The N1rtt Dritish esits Fine chWrcl, I:i >
,Ihe IPestnsier Repiele( LtbsfnIsO n, -
- -, ! y, iltHRD VI. IL ~ -
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asouishng On Icrord dlter l6Fty
years, torture. th4 PoEats1toq Of onoles and
charging ulcers to DO cured by eight bottles or Gnysos
Extraet % YelVh and is ulmos mirac
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q "a afE. GENERAL ) HCISsoSNSli 'l@ ,ie
gII5 81; AZ ~ y Ma VI .fLUTHER
~, 90 60 inc large and "a hai6lly
Yea IN line and mozzotint Gnrn No ceebraied - 4
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l.ABQoK, FOR THE TIHiEssiid AZ ,
.fAAl4au ENTITLED
Life 81 the \ South, or
.UNcEE ToM,s CABIN

~ y . - - =, 40 IT 1T Z 'I7--I-.
Being sceaes and ihttdenfs iuthettSaI Laws
~ FnE LowtS.. ~ u. =. q !Ssaitk. EsQ.
Isl s SSSis LIZ e e Of
Stlohs ahd the tuna Betyeen master and
EorherE p5lanthrop Gc ~ S 10 represent It lie
Ss sa " t4eT
tlat' III Ihe ne STARE at least, SeSiosS
p.ote and ot the sans to represent
people, viz; The Planter, whom Justice
pas peen DOPE a whose character exhibited in
every gay TO win h6l AMI able iuIs
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ETlHR subscriber taIs piea s1Ta h Ss,,S
and the travelling community gsnerGS hive
Ihla day o. that well established and al
vera y9ESp a,l known mo ~
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SEW ,st,ai q "a, " 3EARBRs j. PETERSON
i.g I;9g, 9s ghestfl Street., Phiiadsipbia.
ia COPY sent when desired lloSf t1il
scribe YOU hive seen t6iS: sun
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ieng with ffct61Iq III So ISelss5 -
Agents tQyin and villas "
Ee9 up Gin On u S6OVe lbefal tn
every in61tl I'M h sIB
70 copy OF gfat B151a5aidl5 n
sen9 Yqp1pE sabs ptfdisS end Soeu6 M
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sNessrs. Leonerl .Seott4 Al

LEIIER FROM MR.. STEPHENsl . q a.
9REDRRAE COTTAGE, EDfHl ntaIy ~
..,, ssSept. 30, 1861
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itUhseaed circulars per one ono ounce or less, q
For any distance not exoeedinE 900 miles, 6aht
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n work Is elegantly ITntl on thick hiiepuitl
Dtefaue git oil van Gus aty9Ssn bnG , bal ,iisF
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ImDortQnt from The Istbmns.

Our Panama papers are TO the Sd inst.
An additional section of four miles of the
Panama railroad was opened on the 2Sth of
May. By the LIST of July, the bridge, pre-
viously prepared in Georgia, will be laid across
the river, and on the lst of August the cars
will be plying TO Gorgona. The survey was
completed to within six miles of Panama.
Dir. Alexander Bell, of New Jersey at Pa.
mama, was robbed of $4,000.
Advices from Bogota are to the l4th of May:
We observe that the Congressional Represen.
tative of Panama, Don Justo Arosemena, has
brought before the House of Representatives
proposition, which has already passed two
readings, for the formation of federal State
out of the Provinces Immediately ON the 18TH
mus, giving them full power TO govern them
selves, but, still continuing TO acknowledge
allegiance 20 New Grenada.
MIR. Arosemena suggests the necessity of
New Grenada's uniting its territory to that Of
Ecuador, to torn Federal Republic, under
the glorious name of "Coiumbia''
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From the Sandmich Islaads.


We have files of Honolulu papers 10 The Oath
of April. The session of the Hawaiian ParI-
ment was opened on the 18th. The opening
speech OF the King sets forth that the foreign
relations of the Island are of friendly charac-
ter except so far as regards France, from the
government (which no response had been re.
ceived as yet TO the propositions made on the
part ofHawaii. The King remarked.
"The peace of my kingdom has been threat.
ened with an invasion of private adventurers
from California. An appeal was made 10 the
United States Commissioner, which being
promptly acted on bv Captain Gardner, OF the
United States ship Vandalia, tranquilized the
public mind"
In the House of Mobiles, the committee of
three appointed by the last Parliament had
reported a new constitution. Ii had been
amended at the suggestion of Mr. Willy, min
isler, who fayors constitution assimilaling
with that of Great Britain.
In the House of Representatives, n resolu-
uon had been adopted expressing the disap-
probation OF The House unon the reports ia rlr-
culaiion abroad, TO ihe effect that the people OF
that Kingdom were desirvus of coming under
The American government, and calling for an
inquiry as 10 the source from which such report
had emanated.
A severe shock of an earthauake was expe-
rfnced at Hil0, on the night Of the I4tb of
April, and on the 10Th, new eruption Of tho
Volcano commenced ahouf three mites 10 The
northwest OF the one In February.
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= EsgN =
1iSEr Mnp LINE 70 BzLTI.


1iNE1 fUaNT LINE TO BALrI.
NJ o RE.-TWfCE WEEKLY RFTvEEN
RICHMOND AND sBALTTMORE.-Fare "A
Oniy.-The public are hereby informed that the
comfortable and commodious bw pressn 70 s,taar,.
er MAINLAND. Capt Charleo 8. Michel, bsyins
oeen entirely reftted, enlarged, and imnrovaS II
every respect with berfhs fof large number n
passengers, and with state ropms for fbnss ~ !.
prefer being retired, 10 now O. the route 1870
Kfcnmond and baltimore Passengers by this scree
bic and economical line win 1esye Ricnmon5 Nv
the morning train, on. Mondays and Wednesdays
at O'Clock, A. NJ, and reach Mltimore on the ii
lowing mornings in time to psocecd ' the Nsrv
castle and frenchtown Steambest line Est half past
GA NJ or with the early train Of thsse days 10 Phil
more on the afternoons of Tue9day and Thursdsv
at 4, M and connect at the Geek on Wednesdsv
aud Friday succeeding with tie train which ar
r;ves in Richmond at 4, p NJ, Of the same iays
Fare in either direction, So (state rooms and
meals for cabin passengers, ,exth exceptin the case
of ladies and families, who win have the privilege
of state-rooms free of charged Forward cabin
passengers, Gncluding me ais and lodging on board
"a so.
Fare for FIRST class passengers between Baltimore
and Philadelphia by the New Castle and French
own line % so. For second class do, 81 So Ma
king the ohole fare from Richmead to Philadelphia
Jor first class passengers by Dis agreeable line,
81 so only. Al
Nor further particulars or through tickets, apply
at t le Office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg &
Pot Jmac Railroad Company.
!. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent
OFFICE R., F. P. R. R. COMPANY
Richmond. March 9th. 1854 { NH 6
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RIcHMOND WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JUNE rs 1s5s
Mary, Astore, or, Irish Rmisranrs MT

larry, Astore; or, Irish Rmigranrs n
Sea.
Cold blows the winte- wind,
Mary, Astorel
Colder those hearts unkind,
Mary. Astorel
They that have power to save
Thus send US forth to brave
Death On the stormy wave,
Mary, Astorel
Pele is thy cheek to see,
Mary, Astorei
Come, hide thy tears on me,
Mary, Astorel
Though scant thy covering be,
These arms will shelter thee; -
OH thou art dear to me,
Mary, Astore!
Fear nc. the lightning. flash.
Mary, Astorel
Heed not the thunder-crash,
Mary, Astore!
Should we together die,
Up to yon GOLDEN sky
There will our spirits fly,
Mary, Astorei
Altar nor priest have we,
Mary, Astore!
Yet, on this stormy sea,
Mary, Astore!
We can our vespers say
We can for Ireland pray
God wipe her tears away
Mary, Astore,
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

TKAGEDY.-ln Clark county, Miss, recent
Iv. difficulty occurred between G. w. Gill
bert and Robert Harrison, two neighbors.
when Harrison assaulted the wife Of Gilbert
with hoe. for some supposed trespass on his
ground. He also beat the son, who ran home
to call his father Gilbert armed himself and
started to lhe aid of his wife, when Harrison
shot him dead, and managed to escape, and is
not vet arrested.
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STEAMBOAT SoLD.-The steamship Rein
deer, built ior one Of the California swndling
rcke, firms, was sold in Philadelphia on Sa-
turday, at the risk of the purchasers, by the
contractors, in consequence of their failure to
make the proper payments. 1t was struck
down at $4,000 to Mr.. Williams, of the ship
building firm that constructed her hull.
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not vet arrested

SHOCKING DEATH.-A man named James
Groves, was killed upon the railroad in Cecil
County, Nd, last Wednesday. He was lying
with his head upon the track, and when the
ears passed, one prong of the COW catcher, it
is supposed, pierced his head near the ear, and
tore of ell the upper part of the sculI. 1t is
supposed he was intoxicated.
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The DUEL IN FLoRIDA.-The duel already
noticed under our telegraphic head, at Fort
Mello, Florida, between Col. Gronard and
Maj. Jones, in which the latter was killed, was
fought with Bowie knives.
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BELLIeERENT FEMALEs.-The Live Giraffe,
published in Raleigh, chronicles u fight that
took place on Vinegar Hill, between two
females, who stabbed each other with forks.
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MAGNIFICENT FLowER.-A specimen of the
"Victoria Regia" is on exhibition in N. York.
The leaves of the plant measure 19 feet in
circumference, and the flower, which is purely
white and very fragrant measures IA inches in
diameter.
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DESTRUCTION TO WHEAT.-Great complaint
Is made by the farmers in Orange county, Va,
OF the ravages of the joint worm. The wheat
crop, it is said, will be very light.
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NEW PAPER.-Chas. Maurice Smith has
Issued prospectus for semi-weekly paper,
at Port Royal, Caroline county.
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Quick PAssAGE.-The clipper ship Grey
Eagle, recently arrived at Philadelphia from
Rio, made the passage in twenty-three and a
half days-said to be the shortest trip on re-
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STEAMBOAT BIRTH.-On recent trip of the
steamer George Collier, near Memphis, an
Irish lady gave birth to male infant, who re-
ceiged the name of George Collier, Jr.
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RIoT.-A disgraceful riot occarred in Balt-
more last Sunday morning about o'clock, be.
tween the ''New Market boys" and Monu-
mental Hose Company. The former were
led ON by woman.
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UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.-Rev. r.
j. Breckenridge, ID. d., of Kentucky, has
been elected TO fill the prolessorship in the
Union Theological Seminary, made vacant by
the death Of DIR. Graham.
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sg The venerable Simon Drum, well
huown citizen Of Greensburg, Pa, died last
Friday. he was postmaster OF Greensburg
for upwards of As years.
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Fowl EXHIBITION. N.-Thomas S. Gaddess
purposes having an exhibition of domestic and
'ancy pigeons, at Lynchburg, in October or
November next
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FIRE.-The extensive oakum factory of Mr.
Cook, in New Orleans, was destroyed by fire
on the 9Th.
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MAIL RoBBERs.-Three brothers named
Kane, have been committed to Jail at Greens.
burg, Pa, on suspicion of robbing the mail.
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DIsAsTER.-A boat was upset near Wind
sor, Nova Scotia, last week, and seven persons
were drowned. Rev. E. ID. Verg and Prof.
Chapman were among the number.