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hIkVTON, tJ6m J sept D, 1852.
The Passage Of ae Plata The Health Of Kingston
TIE Br steamer Plata, Qate Cunard's Arabia
Captain Allan, from Southampton, last St. Thomas,
arrived here yesterday in Is days. She made tho
passage to st Thomas in 10 days, which is equal to
III day TO New York
The smail pox is almost gone from Kingston.
Thee IL not an item Of news We had several
earthquakes last month. and this month also. Plen-
~ 81 an and strong breeze
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THE TURF.

oN~~o-N-oN~o>~1o~0N1~> IN~~Nr~~N,e>,s,e>ey1NNoN
JNIoN COURSE, LONG ono IsL ..l,s TRSTrINo.oN
sake $500 Mile hoa.s best three ave- harness A.
Winch names sp. Lady Bond s. Mclaughlin r.
win the South Ferry Brooklyn for
ooiooh and return when the sport i ever Fare each wss
TINIoN COURSE, L. .L-TRoTTING;- THURSDAY,
names g. m: Leila owner names b. m. Jersey Girl Ia
parts fs'i ED
CENTREvILLE COURSE, i. I.-PACING-GREAT
~ Pacing Match between Roanoke, of New Orleans ana
Here Of New York for sGS Thursday Sept u e thrs
J: Eo names g. Roanoke; j. Rcheeu g. &. Hero.
The cars win leave the South Ferry, Brooklyn. for tho
sports are over. Fare zach waVy; p cents; =, r
The above WILL beyond doubt be the fastest
two mile affair that has taken place Two eIusy
matched horses Roanoke seldom yer
has beaten distanccd a PAGERS dayPot
Tecumseh, Cayuga Maid &c. &c. all Hero he
coming will decide which has the best pacing
in tho world, the North or the South.
CENTREvILLE COURSE, PACING. THURSDAY.
~ September i6 at o'clock, +. NJ, match for $l,oA
Roanoke Joseph Rochelcsu names sr g. Hero. The
will leave tho South Ferry Brooklyn. tho course
each III aGs
Union COURSE, LONG ISLAND TRorTING.-oN
y Friday Sept 18TH at 3o'olock r. NJ purse for S3S
$50 second Mile heats in ave.
body names s. M Lady jane; W woodruff names r. g. Is
.ony; J. Eon names W e. MurdGohi A. C9noklin names 3
for the course at o'clock and return when the sport
JOHN. l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE COURSE, l.. I.-GREAT STALLION
- match for $1,000 three mile heats $50 pounds
October 18th Mr. d. Tallmsn names b. b. St. LAwrenes;
JOEL CoNKLIN. Proprietor.
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The comnsepeemrnt exercises Of the senior olas In
Ptpnsylvania College Gettysburg vii take place the
10th instant, The Rev j Brown. q Reading, will I'd,
drese the alumni Of tho college hsv DR. Webster Of
baltimore the LinDen Association Judge Conrad. Of
PhIso'lphia the literary societies, and Rev. Weser
~ Chsmbersburg the alumni OF the Theological Sem
mary.
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REWARDS.

DAN AWAY, FROM J. y. ROBINSON. ON TUR IgrH
~ instant boy by tho Of JAMS Sumnrs Who tooL
With him clothing and money anount 20 sae AZ, or go
The boy ~ yesre Of light comycxon Gull IN Inc soe
and not large q age liberal reward viii DO given Zoe
ny nmrmation respecting fnid D,y aud do hereby forbid
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stcAnshiP ousAalquivcr (sp) csdis sips Ocean Bsss
SeucrS. hcibourne Aust Amertca Lawrence Liverpool
ClssSa ingsrso GoS 4rle.ss phadslYhia geuks Lily
!snner Hamburg brss Dlgeat Dcoemdis Malta; Eliza
beth Sturtcvant Para.
Wind at sunset, WSW and Light,
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Peter Moore boU.e IN " Ndsboro VI. vss burnt on
Wednesday night and six Of his children ecpnx In the
second story, consumed in the 6snes
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Married,
On Tuesdsy, September IA at st Georges church By
the Rev J. Leander Townsend Of Cherry Valley, WM n
BUoxLEv, to MARGARET A.. second daughter Of John
Kirtman Eco, sll Of this city Also. at tho time
and place JAMES p. CAREv Of Brooklyn, to OARoLius
only daughter Of the late John 0wpn Burnham Of this
city.
At st. Peters chutch Quebec, Thursday, the I'd
inst, by the Rev Mr.. Percy, WILLIAM ant Esq, OF
the Provincial kegistrsr'a Department and formerly OF
Cornwall England. to ApELAIpE WiLHEIniNA MONROE
merry, eideet daughter OF John Stark Eco, of Hsrbor
Grace Newfoundland and Chief Clerk and Registrar OF
the Northern Circuit Court Of that leland
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NoTICE.-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
IN existing under the firm Of Wines Comstook, ship
Chambers and Hose Manufacturers No West streot n
this day dssoived by mutual consent The business OF the
late firm will be settled by their attorneys Harris COM
stock and Charles I, Beelby. ALEX. WINES,
AMOS C0MSTOCK
The Subscribers having this day entered into partncw
sbp will continue the above business ut the old stand
AMOS CoMsToCR,
september 8, 1852. HARRIS coMSTOCK.
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Weekly Rep0rt Of Denths,

In the City and County Of New York from the 18th day
September to the 18th day of September. 1852.
Men, "a; Women. 81 Boys, Il6; Girls, l:9-Totol 40
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SPORTING.

Two SPORTsMEN. sAEE-A MALE BADGEn
Can be at 26s Grand street. Also pair Of yevas
Deer, quite tame Aiso two Raccoop male
Eve months old can be seen At GEORGE BEkrRANDs
One Hundred and Twenty sixth street. Harlem cppcsits
Twelfth ward station house. Will be sold 10y.
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L,IRE DEPARTMENT AND MADAME ALBONI-rHn

following correspondence has passed between W. T.
Brough Esq, and the officers Of the lire Department.
NEw YORK HOTEL, Sept. Ii, 1859.
To Z0PHAR Mills ESQ., President of the New York ffrs
Department Dear SirMadame Alboni being desrous
contributing TO the admirable institution OF which
the head (The New York Fire Department Fund l su
directed by her to offer the professional services of herssk
and party consisting Of Sgnor Revere Sgnor
and Signor Ardt for benefit concert to take place
Tuesday evening, the 3ls at Metropolitan Hall As the
agent and manager Of Madame Albon concerts bog leave
to offer my assistance at the time soliciting the
cooperation of the members Of the Fire Department
out successfully the intentions Of Madame An FOE
desirable object dear sir, respectfully.
w. +. BROUGH.
- NEw YORK, Sept. H. 1889
Mr. W, 7. BRouoH:-Dear sir-Your kind note Of ths
date is at hand rendering the professional services Of Ma
dame Albon and also of Sgnori Revere aaG
Ardtt for benefit concert Tuesday evening" Plat ins
az Metropolitan Hall in aid Of the Widow and Orphan Fuaa
OF the New York Fire Department You also offer your
assistance in carrying out the above object We oheerly
accept these very liberal offers shall make
forthwith for the disposal Of the tickets You will please
make known to Madame Aboni and her party grateful
acknowledgements for the evidence Of their generosity to-
towards our charitable institution and for yourself allow
US TO that your valuable services formee
occasion well remembered and duly appreciated BY ths
Fire Department Respectfully yonr obedient servants,
ZOPHAR MILLS,
President N. " Fire Department.
JoHN CocrR, President Of Trustees
James Pryor, Peter II. Titus Jonas A. Phillips, Speeiax
Committee Trustees.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT c. w. AYI.s-
~ worth is not and has been. partner Of tbs
house OF Shipmhr Gerdug In any interested Ia
business with the subscriber. CHARLES GERDING, sur
giyer Of Shipman Gerdsg. New York, Sept T. 1859.
NoTICE.-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFog
existing under tho firm of JoanJaguet Brothers, In ~
day Dissolved mutual consents Eugene Jeanjaquet retire
Ing from the concern. EUGENE JEANJAQURr.
CHARLES JEANyAQUET.
New York. '"'' 49,
The subscbcr having this day entered into oopartRsr
ship will continue their business under tho same firm and
Jeanaauet Brothers aud will adjust and settle sf
outstanding sccounts Of the late concern.
Jules attorney Of tho late concern In authorra&
to sign for the firm. CHARLES JEANJAQUPT
GUsTAvR JEANJAQuEr.
Ecuchatel (switzerlsndI, Jutv osd 1sKs
New York .e'9 A's' iS-
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WIN II. FRANKLIN, son & CO.. AUCTIONEERS,
w will sell Thursday 10th September at II clock
at the Merchants Exchange Farm OF 52s AID
House, near Newmarket. N j.
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THE FIRErIEN.

EIRE DEPARTMENT.-THE UNDERSIGNED RE-
spectfuy and gratefully tenders his thsns to the
bers Of Southwark Engine Company No. 49, and other
friends for their than human cxertons to his
and property at No 1853 South the
Monday evening September 49, 1852 also TO the officers aaA
members of Nos 10 and 30 and TO the Chief Mr. CArsoa
and Captain Ditchet Of the Fourth ward police and t.
the department in general
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T0HN X. OAKLEY, AUTOMATICALLY 4
Wright will SOIL this day at 10 o'clock A. NJ. At Ne.
III Smith street Brooklyn Household and Kitchen fursi
ture consisting in part Chairs Tables Carpets Stoves
Crockery &c. &c,
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER.-THIS DAY AT 10
o'clock, at 1877 Canal street. all the paror, chambe<
and kitchen furniture Of gentee family, breaking up
consisting of bookcase sofas oouohes
rocking and spring seat chairs pier tables French plate
CLOTH Brussels and other carpets hall lamp stair roAs
French bedstoads hair mattresses feather beds dressing
bureaus with marble ditto wash stands toilet ets
wardrobe stoves kthen furniture and suit painted
furniture.
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UCTION NOTIcE.-H. N BUSH. AUCTIONEBR
"A will sell this day At lo O'clock in the ssios rooms
10 North William street, and second hand Fura-
of all kinds, Carpets. Paintings. EngHvings, 60
also. q quantity Of Dry Goods Jewe Try, Cigars, &c.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENBwED EVERY DAT.
SALEs By AUCTION,

A UCTIOk NOTIFICATIONS. BELL AUCTIONEBR
IA BY W. l.. Van Zandt-This day. vt l0sk O'Clock In the
auction No Spruce street will DO seld the vasa
Carpets Sofas Chsrs Buresu twenty hooking GlAssss
Bcds Pictures Chna iassw Tabies Stsvo
Lamps, marble tor Furniture, SO,
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"WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER is. BYT. R. MINTURM
w Auctioneer at O'Clock, at the Wall
e:om.-French window gsss-l2oO boxes French windsv
glass; of favorte brands Of lst 3D. 3d. and 4th qualities
comprising full assortment of sizes from 6xs to 4SnH
The catalogue will be ready the 9Th of September
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John W. soMERINDYKE-AUCTroNER
- No. ii Spruce street. Household Furniture the
lay the 18th inst No 46 Fourth at loT O'CLOCK
consisting of Sofas Chairs Mirrors Brussels and ingra
Carpets, Bureaus Centre and Dining Tables BedstesAs
Hair Mattecses Beds and Bedding Oil Cloths CookaG
Stove and Cookery. w. r. BOYD. Salesmas-
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PEOrosAlS =. ssssys.g sss ...ss = a Sc unassd
1854 iH0is win ~ received hs CenOsct Once
ths fo 0Mcs Depsssa me city u Wsbisyon, unu The Oh
of TO be decided BY hs day oowns
and the and herein specified, Wis
4as0. Jacksonville, Manchss WhtshsI Csol
ton Kane, Jsrsoyviis, Delhi, and Godfrey, 10 Alton
and back, daily, except Sunday la four horse coaches
three Of the weekly trips ~ embrace i.ynnyiie, Win
chester, Glasgow, and B'scse, instead Of Manchester
and WHITEHALL
Leave Jacksosviis daily sKcep Sunday, a. a, am.i ~
Asnys at Alton days by =, mi
Leave Alton daily except sunday, at 4,
Arrive at Jacksonviis days BY ., M.
The mail is be carried in preference passengers and q
their exclusion required BY the Of the mails Deduction vii
be made from the mall ps and imposed o
those not performed ageaab contract The Postmaster Gen
era the failures, violating ths
lie schedule, provided
he allows pay additional stock OF
expedition win be should the
greater than advertised The proposals should be endorsed Mai
24O Illinois," and addressed "The Second
Assistant Postmaster GENERALLY
For further the conditions Of bidding notes
attached the advertisement for for the
mails certain routes In Illinois, &c.
n@. ,.l@ q. d. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
PosT orncr DEPARTMENT, Oct 81, tssa.
23--w4t T. FH.-.. II
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NOTICET board of officers of appointed under the
IN sixth Of making appropriations for the
army approved August 81 1864, which is the following
terms and hyurcs, y wit;
sEc erd b rtAr enacted That fer the pay and equip
mounted rfen finding their horses and forage of
command Of Captain John c. FIRE.
In California dung the eighteen hundred and
appears file the War Department. and
for the subsistence and supplies consumed by said volunteers said
service hundred and xegt thousand dollars s hereby
propae moAcy the appopr
Secretary War authorized empowered
appoint dncested officers
anime Congress all such claims
subsistence supplies AL kinds
command whilst
public service and M of said hoard Of officers
the of TIVE thousand douars hereby appropriated
being session washiagon, O. notifies all
ing claims against
supplies OF all kinds furnished taken for the
command John q.
California during the eighteen hundred
board ONCE OF Penn
sylvanis avenue and l7th street. e-F
presented board English
English
The National negencer aud Republic, Washington d. c.
Courier Boston, Mass New York Express New
Yors c the rsInsyysna I.sa IL PAls4slphA Pa. the r.
and the Evening Psyane in San Cal are esae.,ed 70
this week for ur weeks and send their
With copy OF their paper ~ sce OF board
WAsU{UoroE, ID. c., August IA, l0e
Sept l1-2aw4w
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An. whsss Vs. wnlAAn n. Psrssy.-lA tAs Caro~ss
C~~ss ess Asssgssssry essnAy - Court ~ HqsAsy.
HE so..in.n u Ass I'm ssss.s As % sbsss s ssh day
Of Sepeube 1885, shs sd The defendant csstn sct 81
land lying IN Monsoaery essn ns.nd devised . As y
executed and delivered ~ her deHd~n the
number for the payment
dosas, which bs
twenty dollars
cents, 2iss 0S6
defendant further said
executed and delivered the complainant besng
date deea and parpo1ng be mortgage the
said land purchase tereef which,
painani adysed,s not sufficient Ia Law 10
the said land
The bi therefore, prays the said paper be
equity decreed such portion
said land be sold for the the said notes which hav
that The said defendant
make and sncen OF the said
the said complainant day, 10 bs given BY the court
said complainant the purchase money that there
her and publication against the said Defendant
Maryland unknown IL Is
bereupon a4 August 1854 adudged and ordered that
this order be inserted
published Washington, he District OF Co
lambda week before the l5 day OF October
defendant OF the object and sub
Of this bill him This court In
Monday " March
and show hs has why decree
NICHOLAS BREWER. Circuit Judge.
Copy testf
JAS. g. HRsIEe, Clerk.
Sep I4-Iaw4w tt
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GTEWART vichens and Mary vickens, his wife,
~ Dsnnard Meekns, William Meekin Emily Meekins and
smtbIn county, sitting
OF equity ste Of Maryland, July 1882 August a.
The object OF This decree for sale Of certain
real estate lying and being In Dorchester county
The bill John Meekins Of said county
departed this life eighteen hundred
leaving widow Elizabeth Meekns Mary Meekns,
Thomas Meekns Dennard MeekiR and Susan Smith that the
said John Meekns called
Marshy lying being Meekns Neck Tar
ia said containing land that
he devised said widow Elizabeth Meskns
eiRs the said Elizabeth departed this life
in spring eighteen hundred and that the said Mary
Meekins ntermsued said vicken;
Thsmas Meckins leaving
children, William Meehins and Emily Meekns his heirs
william Meekns Emily Meekns
under the that the nd Smith
len snte OF Maryland and reside unknown
companan benefit all
said land shall sod
u this the Of division Of the proceeds
those entitled thereto.
adudgd decreed by the order OF
circuit Dorchester hst the complainant by causing
this to bo inserted published
Washington each OF before
heen giving the said absent
ving the object and substance OF
bi appear this conr, by
citor before fourth Tuesday January
premises, and show she they have, why
ARA SPENCE.
sxust D. LIZ oosrrs soicitor for Complainant
True copy-Teste
Aug s1i-law3w v, j. HENRY, CLERK.
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Land for sale in E.s.ern virginia


HE by from attending
o osd by him, has concluded offer for
private miles from Williamsburg, In
James City In Williamsburg located tive hourishng
academies which considered be
excellence Wy In the William and Mary College
under the supervision Of the
bishop Episcopal Church Of Virginia. and
many Distinguished educated including JEFF
Presidents Individuals of
eating their children here offered therefore, great nducement
this viciny Moreover lines of steamers between New
York. BALTIMORE and Richmond will shortly touch regularly al
miles this and that
might market garden II
woodland, arabic isd valuable
and there abundance Of ma The
whole tract amoVuts 10 ISL acres.
miles this the Norfolk Beacon
few days sncs gentleman who the proprietor Of an estate
for 40 land and refused
wished make the purchase
establish vegetable garden" &C.
"THR vEoEJASLK Lower VIR0IMA.-We take from
the Norfolk Argus the following statistics Ac The steamship
Noolk 81 barrels Of cherries and ~ barrels Of green peas The
Baltimore bOau, Dr week averaged each trip 200
psss II il estimated that less than half million OF
money viii b. realized the by the shipment Of early
vegetables from thto port ''-Richmond Enquirer.
Persons wishing y purchase will communicate with the under
signed, at Williamsburg, Virginia
July 0-lawid JOHN M. GAIT, M. ID.
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crOMETBING NEw.-scotch port monnaies and
~ In the pure Scotch styevey
Morocco or onnaes ciaspa variety
latest syle.-convenient and cheap.
Also pearl paper mache card Pocket knives, Con
vess ladies' qenuemen knives
suapes Ivory gold pens, folders
cps marks and convenient
co.s but two cents. Writing desks po,tolos Sc, &c.
For sale by GRAY bALLANFfNE,
Seventh street.
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University Of Nashville.

Medical Department.
THE Of lectures this department will
the first Monday Of November next, and
inue till of the ensuing March,
Paul r. Eve, M. d. Principles and Practice Of Surgery
John Watson NJ d. Obstetrics and the Diseases OF Women
Children. M
H. Buchanan, NJ D. Surgical and Pathological Anatomy and
Physiology. lfNttsG te4tIsf @al aaq8 6aH
G. X Winston, D., Materia Medica and Medical JusPru
dence fGN Hkif Nt1 Eft# ,@ 4l.ot fe
Robert M. Porter, M. d. General and Special Anstoay
j. BerrieA indsley, NJ d., Chemistry and Pharmacy
William Il. Rriggs, M d., Demensralor Of Anatomy.
The anatomical win opened students the frs
Monday Of October.
The students Hospital.
full preliminary Of lectures will be given by profess
sors commencing also first Monday Of October.
Fee Of PROFESSOR SIS matcuaon ticket IS dsseclng
ticket, $40 graduation fee, $.5.
Good city from 81 50 per
Further information mny be ebaned BY addressing The
Dean. j. d. LINDSLEY M. d., Dean.
NASHVILLE, (Tenn.,) Juno, 1852
Sep 5-lawtlstNev
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Notice or tha Of three additional Land
Districts I'm the ntate OF Iowa. eEH.|a
n Of Congress August 1884,
sd can three additional land districts in hs State
NeTeby known, Office
for dCHA gTON DISTRICT" said State is fixed at the
CHA RtTON for ihs .NORTHERN DISTRICT"
FORT MDINEB, Tor "MSS0URi RIVER DIS
TRICT" Of EVANSVILLE the sites which have been
dc sgnaed by the President OF the United States
Given under hand city Of Washington this second day
of September n. ID. 1854
ny order OF the President;
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Comnissioner of the General Land Office
Sept 3-law6w
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H-oFFICERS CREATED, AND THE SALARIES
THEREOF.
BY the act to provide for the appointment Of Supern-
tendentof Indian Affairs in California, tch. H.
superintendent OF Indian affairs horized TO be ap-
pointed for the State OF California, at an annual salary
OF ~ 900.
clerk authorized for the same, al annual salary OF
s2,50O.
BY the act to establish branch Of The mint OF the Uni
ted States in California. tch. So
One superintendent, at an annual salary Of $4,000.
One treasurer, at an annual salary OF $4,000.
One assayer, at an annual salary OF $1,000
One melier, al an annual salary oil 80 900.
One rehner, at annual salary oi $1,000
One conner at an annual salary OF ~, 600
Clerks and workmen to be appointed, whose compen
saton shall be such CUSTOMARY and reasonable"
By the act to establish additional land districts 10 the
State OF Wisconsin, tcb 75)
Two registers and two receivers 10 be appointed.
whose compensaons shall be the same as in other
cases.
BY the to provide for executing the public printing,
and establishing the prices thereof and for other pur-
poses, (ch. 91)
Superintendent Of the Public Printing, at an annual
salary Of ~, 500,
public printer to be elected by each house Of Con-
gress, whose compensation for work executed shall be
IN conformity TO the rates specified in the act
BY the act TO create additional land Office in the Ter
ritory Of Minnesota, (ch. 1o2)
register and receiver authorized. who shall be
titled TO the compensation authorized IN other cases
By the act authorizing imported goois wares and
chandi-e entered and bonded for waehoasng, in pur-
suance OF law, be exported BY certain routes 10 ports
or places in Mexico.
-Four inspectors OF the customs, authorized to receive
each annual salary OF two hundred and fifty dollars
y the act to create three additional land districts the
Stale OF Iowa. tch. 77.)
Three registers and three receivers authorized TO be
appointed. who shall be entitled TO the same fees &c,
provided in other cases.
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nIsCOvERy and Exploration Of the Mississippi Val
of Marquette, Aleuey Membr
Henpepn and Anasse Dousy by John emay shea vol smo
The Forest by J. " Huntington, suthor of Lndy Alice
Meps Wives BY Thsckoray. Appetons Popular Library
Live. Of Wellington and Feel hppieons Popular Library
Manual Of the Mousks Rudimentafy Treatise Shells
by s.r. Woodward vol London,
TAYLOR MAURY,
ootH bookso''ers, near oh street.
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n E,y rAprsTny AVID yELvET oAnPErrrns

Al EW TAPESTRY AND VELVET CARPErINGs.A
IN Subscribers sup
ply Of goods which will be found and
cheap beyond precedent.
mats staples all
indesucbie dampneas aud very
able
an extensive supply OF ready sheets in superior
qssi fsbo and win be sold er ess than heeng
he bought of fhemmioR
supply heavy Flemish
Of prices our frs,
no.scemsnt. CLAGErT DODSON
Dealers n all kinds of furniture dry goods.
Oct 5-seof
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60 id,

a &C. "a
GWEET and White Sulphur Springs. Reduced a frsr-
~ increased accommodations cheapest sou,,
ble and most expeditions route the Sweet and White suo,
Springs:
From Washington the Richmond Fredericksburg Potomac
railroad. 8NW
From Baltimore BY the comfortable pressure Ma
ryiand, Capt. q. Il. Mitchell.
Connecting Richmond Richmond Danyile ran
load es
Fare from Baltimore 10 White Sulphur. SIS
baltimore 10 Sweet Springs ............... IA
I" Washington TO White sulphur. ................. Is
i" Washington 10 sweet Springs. IA
Richmond 10 White sulphur. ................... 10
Z" Richmond 10 Sweet Springs. ngs....................
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday Thursday afternoon
O'Clock, connecting Aqua Creek reaches
Richmond at p. the succeeding days.
Leave Richmond daily except Sunday Lynch.
burg al ION Leave Lynehburg nj ~ Dulods w
~ TO Mountain House at TX and 10 Sweet Springs
10 Leave Sweet Springs after breakfast White
Sulphur by lax Returning, leave White Sulphur 3k y m
sweet Springs At TX Leave Sweet Springs aud
Lynchburg day by night Leave Lynchburg and
TO Richmond same day BY 5h. 22m. p.
Fare from Richmond 70 White sulphur. $40
Richmond u Sweet Springs. ................ o a
obctDg travel the
Buords and proceed without detention the White
Tickets be had board the steamboats,
from Capt f. Mche the haryand
JOHN H. OSBORNE
Aug6-d Superintendent