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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-09
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cur words carry in them to satisfy Won of the fast
IL mas gileved us that YOU should publish so bad Fl
character of US. and we wish that you could ohanS
your opinion, and speak well of to tho pub,,g
we DO not deny that many Cinnamon tell los an,
so do many Americans, even in courts OF jusLiscs
But we have our courts, too, and our forms Of otha
which are as sacrcdy respected by our countrymol
as other nations respect theirs We do not swear
upon so many little occaslons as you do, and oui
forms viii seem as ridiculous you yours do Il
us when first them. You will smile whei
we tell you that on ordinary occasions an oath l.
attestod by burning piece Of yellow paper. and o.
the important ones by cutting oil The head o
IA cock; yet these only forms, and cannot be q
great Importance. We would think Bat in tho iini
portant matters we arc good men; we honor our pr
rents; w0 take care OF our children; We are indas
trious and peaceablo; trade mueh; arc trusted
for small asd large sums we pay our debts and Ar
hoDest and of course must tell the TRUTH GooS
cannot tell lies and he ignorant OF tho difer
once between the right and tho wrong. =
We do not think much about your politics, but va
believe you are mistaken in supposng no Chinamat
has ever yet applied to be naturalized or has ao1ni
Cd IA domcil in the United States except here Iaer
Is Il Chnaman now in San Francisco who Is said u
BIO natuialized citizen, and TO have a free wht
American wife. iIe wears the American dress an,
is considered a man of responsibility. Aiid then
arc, or were lutely, we arc Informed, Chuamsn r@
sizing in Boston. New York and New Orleans. '
the privileges of your laws arc open 10 us some z
will doubtless acquire your habits, your LAD
guage your ideas, your feelings, your morals, yod
oi uis. ana pccplho o.i2chs OF your country-4ndiA
have already adopted your religion in their own
and viii be good citizens. There are very good
Cinnamon now in the country, aud n bctser cat
will if allowed, come hereater-men of lcarninI
and wealth. bringing their families with rhem.
ia concluding this letter. we will only beg you,
Exoellency not TO be too hasiy with rs, t. ind
ont aud know us well, AID then we are CERTAIN yG
will no4 command your Legislature 10 make la,
driving us out If our country. Let NJ stay here's
the Americans doing good to us, and we Will g
good to them \
Your most humble servants.
HABWA, SAM WO & Co. :,
LONG ACHICK. Ton WO Y 20. N
For the Cinnamon in California. II
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Military Affairs.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE Army.
ApJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WAstIINcra~ Nav % 1870


WASHINGTON, May %, 1852. },
4 Tho companies Of the fourth regiment of infane
VIII leave their present stations and proceed without
lay 10 Governors Island New York, where the regime
VIII DC concentrated preparatory to its departure FOR a.
wee IN the Pacific division California and Oregon IT.
regiment VIII proceed to California via Panama tocbi
~ san Diego to receive any instructions that NAV be SO
70 that point by the division commander assigning
several companies to stations Should no instructions
found at San Diego the transport will then proceed
benicia The medical officers on duty with the red
inent VIII accompany it to the Pacific
- Forts Howard and Gratiot Madison Barracks nj,
atsourgh Barracks. will be temporarily abandoned A.
inc puoic property not taken with the troops will
placed In charge Of the proper officers of the staff For
ohario Nagara hacknac, and Brady, will each bo on
Eohed by company of the fourth regiment of art cr
to be designated by the colonel = ''' LUZ
Ibe Two companies of the fourth artillery in Charlie
ION harbor &c. and NJ and the two companies me- NJ
johnston North Carolina. a. and H. y will immediatsi
proceed TO Fort Columbus and report to the comma
Of the regiment 80 ""u
:. The Quartermaster's Department will furnish AZ
Iequisie transports for the above movements and NJ
c.ihmanding officers viii notify the Quart WIN,
inc troops will be ready for embarkation
D. a absent officers OF the fourth infantry nav On Z
ue1ed ior the recruiting service and the coast suryc
IRE hereby relieved from extra duty and they as also y
without delay 49, So"p"A'a
BY command Of Major General Scott.
H. JONES, Adjutant General
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Nor toms st. Lawrence Line of Steamship
from PtctOn To Quebec.

B. Hammatt Norton, American Consul at Pictx
Nova Scotia is now engaged in establishing Il
Of steamers between the above ports, which Vt
open up a new line Of travel for the fashions.
tourist, the ensuing summer. Mr.. Norton has j.
returned from Quebec, where he had an inteIvr
with the Gnvernor General and members of II
council, who expressed strong desire to have !,
enterprise prove successful. The Provinces of N,
Scotia and New Brunswick have voted .E5O0 a VI
for three years, and Prince Edward Island E2,t
1t is supposed Canada will employ this line in tra'
Iv.t. $ .ai. for which they will grant not !
than 81 500 per year
This route oftravel will undoubtedly become VI
popular, as it will enable the tourist to visit cach
me Lower and Upper British North American TX
yinces. The course will be TO take the now linz.
steamers to Halifax, or st. John, New Brunswi,l
and then by land, a beautiful road, to Pict,f
and then embark in the steamer, touching at Pri,i
Edward Island and New Brunswick, up the &
Lawrence to Quebec ]
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Naval Intelligence.

Inc United States brig Perry towed from the Navr
iaru yesterday morning, 70 bound to tn, coast
Africa The following are her officers =
Lieutenant Commandant. Richard L. paee. Liam
Cha W N1olsey and John Downes; Acting Master
mas. w Any Passed Assistant Surgeon. r. j Fart
guhaison Passed Midshipmen s. p Quackepbush RI
DAVIS oustavus IIarrison; Captains Clerk Richar,
The old frgatc Macedonian captured during tho "a,
1872 from the British by the rigate United states bav,
ing been cut down and rebuilt, at the Brookvn Nav,u
fard ms corvette is to receive the name OF the
ono OF the new frgatcs the stocks taking tn,
name Of the Macedonian
Ihe Following officers compose the Board Of EXAMINES.
now In session at the Naval Academy Annapolis Mar
land, viz - '
Commodore Perry Captains Pauding and wyman ana
commanders Dupont and Ringgod
The midshipmen of the date OF 1s4s will come boH.
this board for their final examination
Accounts from Pensacola to the 9th nit bave hoo -
ceived The United States sloop Cyanc was of tho
Navy Yard and the soop- of-war Decatur was at tho
wharf, dismantling
The U. 8. steamer vandaia, w. H. Gardner am.
mander arrived at San Francisco April 10th in eobtoc
days from Honolulu, where she had been stationed ~
the previous Eve months The following is list Of bsr
omcen:-Wiem H. Gardner Commander: Rob.rt r
ants; John Bankhead Acting Licntsunnt Ia eusen-
Palmer surgeon; John v. b. Blocker Pursc,r Wats.
1sosspk MASTER; Robert Carter Assistant Sur-
seon Jacob Read Lieutenant Of Marines John Stew
Inca ps..nS Soennsm b. George Hunter Stephen B.
sn,pman Ottokar Henke, Acting Midshipman Zacharv
msmafsn, boafswain; John D. Brandt Gunner; Robt
m Balm, Carpenter; John W. North Salmaker; John
Clerk. 'o".. "' ""'i"S'o" ursers I
Lieut. = b. Renshaw will leave in the steamship Am.
NC next Saturday, join the fgate Cumberland In thu
U. s. sloop- poi. war Jamestown commander s. w Do~n
lay to cruise 'u "0As
The Uuited States sloops of Gcrmanc WIN and Joh
Adams were Mt Langeratc Canary Islands on the "a mt
u 3. sloop Of war St Mays from San Francisco rn-
EAST Indies, touched at Iiilo March ~ and rcmone
Ill 2sth. 1 i'iiahed
U. s fiigate st Lawrence Commander Braden p,,.,.-
allied from Valparaiso April IS for Calao vi, Cnl"ris
~. ;, ,ro ,roy,.rp Sonh m.tcn commardcg Turner
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TnISID.D.F Frederick Taylor, Esq, distinguished
naturalist ana mneraogst had arrived at Trinidad the
Development Of the celebrated Pitch Lake TO other mr.
poses than those to which its has hitherto boar
limited 'o ocon
The extent Of the Pitch Lake s about 100 asre, 10
hcr twenty three were time since Leased To the
Ear o. Dundonad and In the past year less than 500
perry 70 England and the United States where 1t has
Deen cneny employed in the production Of gas.
more fcienhhc knowledge Of this bitumnous trea-
which hitherto but little idea has been entertancd and
thus Trinidad possessing az she does 80 vast quantity
OF 70 valuable production may oemjle through bay
tears and hope for the good days comine from her
Fitch Lake"-ISindad Port SPAIN Gasetts yqpra IT,
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SECRETARY OF UTAH.-Hon. b. G.. Ferris. az
cepted, the post of Secretary Of the Territory of
Utah Mr.. +. was member Of the Legislature
,nree Yeas si..ee, anu VIII G 40 Aea o.ss e1cI...
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SIR-The Cinnamon have learned with sorrow
t Ina, you have published message against them.
educated in American schools and hove les rnod vonr
language, which has enabled us to read your mes.
sage In the newspapers for ourselves and 10 eynlnin
it to therest Of our counrymen. We have all thought
q. great deal about 1T, and, after consultation
with one another, we have determined 10 write vom
as decent and respectablea letter as we could nont
ing out to your Excellency some of the errors vol,
have fallen into about us wv
when you speak of the laws Of your own country,
We shn'i rot presume to contradict Won In ours Mi
great men are learned men, and mans rank IL iust
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Tr.,ssision Cosi.

] s s Y. sss ( ss Ss ss @
si 'a Il. = sGa sad s
soa@aaas hs LsAsi price 4 i mined
sA,sa M n and nearer 70 The cities o. Bal.aols
lion, durability Of re complete combustion, adaptation
s sf m'ss M sqa y . 6 s pos5 AZ 9s I
bminous coal with the cleanliness OF the anthracite
and e is % so@e,s hat retains as fire an
M ~ n "a Sa a sOsa % NOT 70 ~in ne an,aaeiles' epsea@ any
tioueesone practice OF sng their ashe. obtain
by handIing burn as well as ordinary coat ali should
Dc eHi together lfseeened a the dust only should be taken
very impression many persons
might by emsn but never
wnen sy are m sold sy ws,sn m In isoI valuable % work
burning rod ash yielded in fifteen than
be The white al u 81 per Ton Any per
son s % Ss hs1 sS s Be soAssd at s
by the weeM and burnt in suitable manner
tendency 70 eaker Now as general rule no coal viii eiaker
as Gsus wo ,o s applied % a. @ coal "s re-
re made hickory oak wood and would equally
heavy aarhraeiies powerful
a and @ % auna Of Ss sa Ss pe
cooking ranges &c are invented annually 70 CON
In eonyance. however, which has been invented
10 burn coal ,hs transition variety viii make beautiful a and
when this coal used The draugh alone Is
prepared i Is By steam power machinery for
s tus red ash %
vie continuation ofe Dauphn sen and they approach
Shipments The transition have already been made the
De Columbia and tcan be obtained retail from the follow
WIN. Dove, Washington. Woodford Stone, Washington
Wa 90 DO Ssss'ssf ms1s asss IT,. sosown
and anthracite Goals mined by The Dauphn and usueanna
Coal Company viii be promptly aSSs y FOSTER Agent
Office southwest corner Baltimore and South streets
BALTIMORE, September 10, 1852
l6-deodlm
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TOR RENT-Two large stores, with Easements finished for
sales ooms Of Seventh, and Market
valuable
Washington CITY, The Easements well lighted by and
for fuel and there Of the best drinking
These have been finished the
siye lighted with Possession the lst OF
October Also will be for large warehouse, the
city. IS feet deep,
cellar "a by 81
building could be easily finished dry goods and large carpet
There could be made in the centre skyg OF dimen
sons.
upper dwelling portion building completed by
October the t Of No
boarding contain
about fine size high ceilings well lighted and
nlated having hotel could be
OF finishing and attaching The warehouse addition 10
twenty rooms, with dining "a feet by e5 feet deep
planned and has all the modern
Complete fixtures cooking of the most delightful drink
kitchen, and conveyed through the house 20 the
kitchens fixtures in all the
prominent the desirable
city, of Pennsylvania and Louisiana
fronting public delightful cool
part city, being equdistan the Capitol and Prcs
house, all the public buildings and depart
could selected for hotel and
The will be made reasonable This
property has placed In the hands Of the competent
pensaby
condition which the building
original months
and will be completely
workman
New been wherever found
cessary, a they stand like rock.
apply subscriber, north side Of and
from the Of 18th street.
ANNE r.. DERMoTT,
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la E s =; s.

White Hall, New Windsor Carroll county, Mary
Land.
THIS weIknown establishment has lately been thoroughly
waited and fitted for the especial benefit OF families wishing
quiet comfort and retirement " s located In region remarkable
ssnbrty immediate vicinity excellent sulphur
and residence few places
irabe in the State than the village OF New Windsor
The subscriber still accommodate from
boardtrs The table will be kept In manner 10 satisfy the taste Of
ALL The bar will be furnished with the best OF Wines liquors. c
sc.
The for board shall be moderate, and nothing will be lett
done which will conduce the comfort OF vste
New Windsor OF aud may be reached either by
Westminster the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Woodbne Mount Airy, either which
will be found convey passengers New Windsor notice Is
given TO the subscriber few days before.
SARAH BARTHoLow, Proprietor.
July pJ-du j. r. BARTHOLOW, Agent.
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Home and Foreign Agency for Patents.

associated themselves agents.
engineers for inventors pAcnsses
others offering the pubc confidently
under
all been for Officially connected
Ofce Professor Page held
principal examiner Mr. Greenough for
supcnended the restoration Of the drawings lost by the
Fieischmann
oce for several in the restoration Of lost
patents his life the
Mr. Geenoug has acted agent and
for inventors for upwards OF eleven years and Mr. Fesch
his abors agriculture has had
extensive knowledge OF foreign Ian
resident in Europe
official OF the United states These advantages together
with general experience OF
chnery patent application, their
agencies,
of defence
rights, expedition the transaction Of business
Prof. CHARLES q. PAGE, M. D.,
Late Chief Examiner OF Patents.
J, J. GREENoUGH, NJ. E.
O. l.. FLEIsCHMANN, q. u.
wAsuIsaros, August Ia, 1852.
Aug l3--3taw3m
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RALTIMORE College of Dental Surgery, Session
Is52-'53
Chaplin Harris, A. b. NJ D. Professor OF Principles and Prac
Thos E. Bond i A. NJ D., Professor of spee. Pathology
and Therapeutics.
w. r. Handy NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
Alfred A. Blandy NJ D Professor OF Operative Dentrstry
Philip H. Austen, NJ. d., Professor OF Mechanical Dentistry
Reginald NJ Wright A. M. NJ d., Lecturer on Chemistry
and dissccting will opened the
Monday October. The nhmary will be open
year The regular OF Monday
November, and continue I'LL the last Of March,
Tickets for the slio decting ticket (opuona) $40
mairculatioD, SIS diploma fec, so.
Good board from 81 so TO s3 80. ..
w. X. HANDY, Dean.
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Proposals for Wood and Coal.
orncr Houss OF RrrRrsssrArIyEs /

orucr Housr OF RrrRrsssrATIvEs q. g.,
September "a, is52
pRoPoSALs Will be received Monday October
3 lisa, 10 O'Clock for delivery Capitol
hundred tons 2o pounds the toni Of best anthracite
10 be broken Jumps
the same TO be weighed by wghc aud deposited In
vaults Of The CAPITOL free from hnc particles DUST before
ths nneenh day Of November
Ao o hundred and five cords OF the best quality Of
seasoned hickory wood sawed into
pieces and the remainder and TO be delivered corded
In the Capitol yard the
~ the contractor sawed slowed the vaults
fore the hnsenih day Of November
fANtI45H JOHN w. FoRNEY,
Clerk House Of Representatives o. 8.
Sep lT-dinoct tIntei. aud Repubic.l
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GLORIOUS NEWs.The most important discovery yet made
Phips patent Liquid brush Makers book
binders cabinet makers housekeepers druggists &C. This being
patent ge liquid always ready requires
tree frcm SMELL and will keep liquid in climate IL also
as cement for wood stone, china glass; on MARBLE paper or
substance gum stands unequalled reputation,
wherever been introduced of the first order saving
mechanics observable sight We offer liberal inducements
hardware druggists, &c, and
less by than ordinary glue We making
tall trade, country
will do well 10 attend this immediately We establishing
all popno throughout the United States. Sold
bottles OF and also by the gallon Small samples
any part OF the United States, carriage free.
Also, the British furniture polish bottles ohree Country
merchants, attend TO the above. Apply early
PHILLIPS & CO.,
July 3l--d3m Cedar street, Pearl, New York
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FOR HARPER's FERRY.

(DALY LISE)
THE packet Bell will ensuing season.
commencing this date between Georgetown and Harper
Ferry.
Leaving daily arriving Harpers Ferry
a. the Cumberland
Winchester
Returning leaving Iaper's Perry m, arriving George
morning 8 O'Clock.
Onnbuses will be readiness arrival of
Georgetown, convey them TO Washington.
Q}-Fare through, including board, 81 SO.
Mar 2s--df
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Fall Trade, Iss2.-Msrylsnd and Virginia.
.a,,,. An ,l,e akova named State

Fall Trade, ,Is52.-Nnrylsnd and virginia.
OUR residing IN the above named states may
fall supplies OF dry goods OF us on uhu
sual favorable the approaching season.
purchased In the northern and eastern Vey
which daily additions VIII be made OF al mat aa
and novel in the way Of dry goods -,
House keeping goods OF all classes Styles and prices eon
o hand. 49,. -. -,
Ladies' wear kinds pIainos fabrics to the finest
kinds in vogue, in endless variety. Ia, a,
Gentemens goods OF the uest and medium qualities win al
their line, at low prices
Misses wear-We particular attention To an e'sSsos
and cbldrens =,
Youths styles selected necessary ior he
purpose, with u eye styles, fabrics, and prices
Aand article OF dry goods
fabrics known TO the ade and at
extremely low prices.
wear kind STYLE and price, OF the best brands,
in word, deal
every article usually found in well ordered dry goods
We desire 10 increase trade.
establishment must be for CASH or approved
short dates -,
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may DC tseo ON '
PERKY bhol eI,o ,noE.S m n
Aug 3l--n
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Al For. s4ls.ssa. Ea~p0rs. As.~..

O. bsxsSh q posk s1H IN fHsr3suNiN8
IS : [ sa.s.. sssss & sss .sSs.as: ~g. :.s sss s...
sls pounds " sosd hard soap s8 fa
32e pound. good hard taiow candies
o ~ sssls' sss.. q % ssoa ,s... clean ay nae s'
NorEA bidders requested ssoast Of s
bids each article and exhib the total amount Of each "a
bid VIII be acted unless embraces ali articles
The periods delivery ,A0s ~l...
lei Dscsmber, 1855 and lst March, is5A -
The hogs Of which the pork packed . es s,,saed On
~ sds ~ aieess n NAV bc substituted or the hams.
The pork with Turks Island sa es
fully packed article exceeding psssis
When the packing completed, the d.
nis 70 tins onee eerncas from me WAY Ms roh h M
fun hoopcd the beans and salt n baIse q
the and candles IN strong boxes Of eonssasa' size M
Salt win win only he received BY ywo ,.s
for 80 Peters and for Ripley must pass ~ Lou. M os their aa
Ripley must pass ST. Peter. ~ lst Juns 1883. ~
Iue in these particulars will De con.dsIeda breach of
these posts.
and all TO be paid BY contractors anu they are dp
may be designated BY the agents.
The Conmissary General privilege Of increasing
the quantities. o. dispensing Win amy o. ~ articles
Of reducing the quantities Of each delivery
sade sos are required % secom.ny %
proposals. with evidence Of their aby together with ns names
attorney or By pesoL well the govsrnnsn
wise . wal % n0 - ss sr as,te % Ds and Evidence o.
and a Ssssry a &c required at al. oss Sers ysai:os "a
. monsy a e 70 s =
the places q purchase the residence Of the Contractors y
No drafts accepted puid under any eiruuu
Zach proposal sealed separate envelope, musl
''''-' GEO. GIBSON, Q. O. ..
NorEEdiors win not paid inserting papers TIN
authorized do BY ihs Comssy Cen
Aug 7-iawIissep
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War DEPARTING at,

War Department,
Bureau Typographical Engineers Sept. is, 1882
day January, 1885, removal of the raft Red
sponsb bidder provided satisfactory TO The depart
ment and shall exceed hundred thousand dollars
CONDITIONS.
forming only be thoroughly
moved river be destroyed, that they
form obsuelon impediment 10 he navigation thereof
Whenever The contractor shall report a, portion Of ne raj,
appointed department, Nit ha appear that such
pe s S ar % a s e
raft twenty per cent provided .ha :, II. portion porto 50 paid for
bidder thinks he complete the work BY the LIST day Of
pe within that ms and also The sum for which be viii under
Jake complete BY the is, Of July ls ie cannot undertake
for the last mentioned period only i 80, :
officers detailed s s, BY the sserea Of War and
complied with, fun yaeu, shall be made or the work in cono
retained under are 30, Il shall appear thai
not been fully complied with then ne further shall be made
department shall be satisfied that
anS he a o TO eom e woa add
United States areasonabe ue at the dscre
And at the expiration Of that time the work shall be completed
The contractor w be required give saoo,
with each for the Of ten thousand dollars
at with his proposals the Of the
whom he offers sees and declaration signed oy them
certificate OF district Judge OF the United States Tor The
considers them worth thousand dollars over and
above all their debts and liabilities No bd VIII be examined unless
me popo-als undersigned marked
the envelope Proposals for removing Red River Ram
n,n, co ,d SGSs 9S. e. gcu
rer and Enquirer and Express New York rennsyvan,a In
Sa ohi" louisville Joarna Tousyie Kenuckyi 81 Louis
Republican, 81 Louis, Missouri Shreveport Herald shreveport
New Orleans Republican, New Orleans La will ,nse % tse above
Sep
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CWEET snd whi,s sal har sl.Eings -hsduesd % fare
- chrapest eomoIa
b expeditions route 90 The Sweet and White sulphur
From Washington BY Rehnond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
faio
ryland, Capt. @. T. Mitchell.
Connecting at Richmond Richmond and Danyle rail
Aoad r. .s..# ~
from Baltimore TO White Sulphur. Si5
Baltimore 10 sweet eprinss.
Washington 10 White sulphur. 70
I" Washington 10 Sweet Springs ~
4" Richmond 10 White sulphur. ~
Ricbmond 10 Sweet Springs.
Baltimore Tuesday and THURSDAY afternoon, a.
O'clock connecting Creek with the tram woh
Richmond al p IN. the succeeding days -, :. ,h
Leave Richmond daily Except Sunday al % asn ~ ~
burg at o p Leave Lynchours al o. A. ~ sss, sanps by
~ Mountain House at ~ mr. ana 20 S"se. u
Leave sweet Springs aeI beas snd % ass w Az a. ne m
sulphur 2k D. leave White sulphur ~ pm
sweet Springs Leave sweet springs daylight ana
Lynchburg day by night Lea'e Ly"e"o"s y" - ~ 49,"
10 Richmond samed by 5b v2m p m
Fare from Richmond 10 White Sio
q Richmond o sweet Springs.
Passengers moi objecng extras at
BufIds and the White Sulphur
Tickets board the steamboats, the Potomac and
nom Capt Mitchell Maryland, at the ofhce
of Inc Richmond md Dan vile railroad, Richmond.
" ~ JOHN II. OSBORNE,
Aug 6-d2m superintendent
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Tickets, Sl0-haves S5--quarters sc 50.
Certificates ofpackages OF 25 whole tickets, Sl20 90
Do do IS half do 60 90
Do do 25 quarter do 80 90
OTder tickets and shares and certificates of packages in the
splendid will receive prompt
official each drawing immediately after il is all
who order from
Address e. Z. OBRIEN, Agent,
Sepl II Alexandria, Virginia.