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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12
From, ATbgny.

THE CONTEST FOR THE TREAsURysHIP THE wHTG
NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS, ETC
SPECIAL coRREsrorpEEcE NEW YORK HERALD.
ALBaSy, October IL, 1859.
Judge Watson did not make public to day his dscron
in the State Treaulers case. "a waa expected
The whgs upon arriving in the city frcm the county
convention Saturday mistaken in stating that
the Hon John schoolcraft candidate for Con
during all the bslotings. In justice to Mr.. g. tbs.
stat, men should he corrected the facts ehoS that
informal ballot friend Of his. delegate from
the Fourth ward presented letter. In which he poitve
Iy declined. W..
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Meeting OF French Socialists at the Sha IKs-
peare Hotel

The French Socialist meeting took place last evening,
nj the Shakespeare Hotel in accordance with previous
noupcement The attendance was quite large there
bepg upwards of two hundred and fifty persons present.
among whom the greatest enthusiasm prevailed. Upon
he entrance Of the committee there considerable
cheering After the enthusiasm occasioned by the pro
nupciaton Of the words Long life to the Socialists and
universal liberty in all the world had somewhat sub
sided the committee proceeded TO open the meeting.
Mr. Brawnsau was ciled to the char. and Mr. Des-
champs appointed secretary Those present were then
informed two brief speeches. OF tbs object Of tbs
eetiDg which the ap ppointment OF a committees
confer with. tho representatives. of all those
desire to propagate the principles of univera uoery
aud scc,ai'm Throughout. ths world rhe following
gentlemen we're afterwards unanimously elected said
committ-e.-
Nessrs Lievre and Metteruich Germans.
Messs Brisbane. Mang. apd Aexauter, Americans.
Messrs Matt and Gougeiman, citizens Of Swi!zor-
land
General Avezanna and Mr.. Forresti Italians
MesTs Maooski and Paul Sapdich. Poles
M,ssr Chernekce and oolem an, Huugarians.
The above ID Gentlemen will shortly meet to orga-
be cerOonstr4 lou in this city, in favor Of the resou
t,ons published yesterday ming in nearly all the
Autricsp AMI German neSspspeis Of New York The
etirg anonrned at ten O'Clock, with cheer for uni
vrrsal liberty.
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Appointments A for To-day.

The state elections in Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana.
Democratic Congressional Convention OF the First dis
trct TO BE- held In the village Of Jamaica Long Island
whig Congressional Convention Of the Thirty first dis
trct Niagara and Orleans counties meets in the village
Of Medina.
The East Now Jersey Pastoral Conference meets at
Paterson.
The Warren County ~ j., Bible Society meets at
Neushed.
Election in Mlnnosota for delegate to Congross aud
some Judicial and territorial o1lccrs,
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From Cincinnati.

From Cinctnnnus
; GREAT POLITICAL EXCITEMENT RESURREC ZIONIST
SHOT -SAyIGAT1oN, Ero.
CIYci.NATI, 0c ober II, 1859.
The political excitement here IL at the bighelt pitch
10 night in consequence Of the great interest felt
the election which will take pscce to The de
mocrats have been holding meeting, and have
now got up grand torch light procession. There bling
split IN The mocraiic ranks the wDigs sangoue
Of ctipg portion Of their ticket including
ber Of Congress.
resurreotiopist shot dead yesterday In the city
puryipg ground as he was disinterrpg q oorpse
The river is falling There only from three to four
feet OF wafer the channel being foot less than at
any time during the summer
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GENERAL SCOTT EXPECTED IN AInANy.


Advios have been received by which it appears that
Genra scott may be expected in this city during the
etter part Of this week. his return from selecting
tite for q military asylum.
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The Trial Of Antl-Renters.

TROY, UCL, IT, I5OA.
The trial of the apti-renters in which something
expected TO take place to day has not yet commenced
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PHILAprLPHtA. Sept III, 1852
A Mr Ogby end daughtec were Killed his afternoon
by the 2 O'Clock train from New York Buckley
tavern. The train ran into wagon which oglby
driving across the track
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Yellow Fever on Ship Hoard.

LEwEs DEL. Sept. IL. 1852.
The schooner Pauline from Newbern n. O., for New
York anchored here this forenoon having lost her fore
mast and with four of her crsw sick with the yellow
fever One man. named Edward Watson, died this morn
t,,.x
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Accident to the stcnmship Pampero.

NEW URLEANs Uct II, IoUZ.
The steamehip pampero hence for San Juan Nicsra-
qua full Of passengers, sprung leak aud ths water
gained rapidly upon her that sne was very near
sinking. She however managed to get back TO this
port,
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT EUE ON THE
WASHINGTON BANKS
WAsHISGroN, October III 1852
The President has appointed Charles w Christmas
Register of the Minnesota Land office ana Reuben NJ
Richardson as Receiver.
There IL p great run the bogus banks at Washing
ton The unknown bauks circulating and dating here,
are the Central. Citizens Empire, Fulton Mechanic.
Merchants Exchange, Merchants and Mechanics, Me-
tropolitan Ocean. and Railroad, with about dozen
others on V bich the run Is being made
Tho BaDk OF the Union had large circulation In the
District.
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BALTtMoHE, Get III, 1882
Commodore ballard has arrived to take the commend
Of the naval stat on nj this port
We have no mail south Of Richmond 10 night,
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The vandaIla at PhiIadclphis.


The United States soop of yandaie arrived at the
Navy lard this morning from New York. for docage and
repairs.
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N EWS BY TELEGR A PHI.
~~>~>~~NN>o1~NN~yN>o~~o~
SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
>>>e~~>>oy>>>~ey>c~~~~>0S>~
ARRIVAL OF TIE Ell DORADO AT NEW ORLEANS
~~~~>~~>-~~~><>->~>~>>>~
Two Millions of Gold Dust on the Way.
~~>,>~~~,>>. -~-..---.s
MINING INTELLIGENCE FAVORABLE.
s~>~~>~-yN~~~o<>,~~N~~co
VERY INTERESTING FROM WASH NGT0N
~~N>>>>,~n4N-~>~ ~NsNN>N>@
0utrages by the Cuban Authorities to be
Inquired Into.
>oa1>,yN>>>y~>>>o<>~oN>eso
MOVEMENTS AND SPEECHES OF GEN.
SCOTT IN THE WESP,
~ &o.. &c., So.
VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON,
The California Intelligence.

NEw ORLEANS October Q, 1859.
The steamship FL Dorado has arrived at this port
from Aspinwall N. G.. bringing dates from San Fran
cisco to the 10th September brought down to Panama
by the steamship Golden Gate.
The Golden Gate had $4,000 600 freight
The mining intelligence connaes very favor able and
the papers chronicle the discovery Of large Jumps
There have been further movements amongst the
miners against the Chinese ana public meeting had
been called at Jamestown the subject
The steamers Columbia and s. s. Lewis had been libel.
ed for violating the passenger law.
The following arrived San Francisco previous
to the 18th ut. Ships North America Austin, from
New York, April ! Atalanta, Wallace do, April IL;
Flying Cloud CIessey do, May Is Queen Of the East
Bartlett, do. April Z; bark Fanny Major, Macy, do
April7
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Highly interesting, from Washington.


SPECIAL CORR EsroNpENcE>,F THE NEW YORK HERALD.
THE REPORTED OUTRAGE ON THE AMERICAN FLAG BY
THE CUBAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO BE MADE,
AND AMPLE SATISFACTION LTMANDED
WASHINGTON October II, 1852.
The attention of the President has been called to the
reported outrage the American flag by the authorities
of Cuba The most prompt will be taken TO IN
vesigate the facts and If they should corroborate the
reports prevalent ample satisfaction will be demanded
and enforced To this end spec agent will at be
despatched to Cuba, in a government vessel. The 60
vernment cannot Of course be governed by rumors
unofficial reports.
1t Is but proper to add that the Of insult
having been offered to fas of such an uuprovoked
nature generally dicredited spain has already given
tie United States Of the strongest proofs of her
good feeling in the liberation of prisoners captured
in the act invading her territory Few nations would
have acted with similar clemency To suppose she has
now charged that policy and desires to commit unpro.
voked outrsges flag is certainly possible, but
scarcely probable However the whole matter will at
once investigated and honor vindcated without
buserng To imagine ourselves insulted evidence
Of weakness. Let US await the facts X.Y.Z.
THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON MEXICAN CLAIMs-THH
CONTEMPLATED VISIT TO DIR. GAKDlNERs 8 MINES
WAsHISGToN, October IL, 1852.
Mr Soule OF the Senate Committee Mexican Clsins
leaves this afternoon New York. put the COMMITTEES
appointed to examine Gardeners mines in Mexico
their way DR. Gardiner objects to going with the com
mttee because Buckipg Smith is Of them but
every facility afforded DR. G. TO either travel With
or apart the committee he hardly refuse to go.
The impression prevails that his Mexican mines s in
the moon. W.
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The Sandwich Islands.

Late dates from the Sandwich Islands report the prsva
lence of serious epidemic at Honolulu which had very
materially checked business.
The government Of the Sandwich Islands had promul-
gated treaty of reciprocity with the United States
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Chile.


Two weeks later intelligence from Valparaiso represent
Chilean affairs in very promising state. Ths newly
established monetary system had given great satisfaction
The government had sent out 100000 to London to
purchase q war steamer.
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~ G. HORTON, AUCTIONEER.-TWo DOZEN
VI Of cooking and paror stoves and household furniture.
carpets beds bedsteads furniture hand cart, 1000
this (Tuesday) afternoon at two oc'ck, at 35
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Clearance Of the Crescent City mt New Or
leans W ltil the Havana Mails.

NEw ORLEANg, Oct. o, 1852.
The Crescent City cleared TO day for New York, via
Havana shc talk to Havana the mails for Coba
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

IIHNRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER SPLENDID
sale of household furniture this day, 014 o'clock
At tho sales room, Ss Oh ,mbers street. Broadwa
Henry Leeds will SELL above large and vaua bio
Of richly carved rosewood mahogany and walnut
parlor chamber and dining fnrn ture consisting in
Of four suits of rosewood and walnut furnure
ed in satin brocatelle plush hsr cloth mahogany
fas chairs tables wor and quartette mahoga
dress bureaus rosewood and sde
tables h and without marble table cutlery plated
waro, bronze iron hat stand ehina glass; ,ry;
@shogany French and THE hedsteads hair mattress
Palliassea blankets &c. walnut wardrobes and library
book mahogany book and secretaries hair seat
chairs rich painted and enameled chamber furriture
suite, with and without marble tops.
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TOOKING STOVES GROCERIES. BRANDY, &c.
Tuesday, October r. at l0h o'clock at ~ Dey street.
corner q Greenwich street tea suga coffee
SALT spice pickles. smoked herrings dried sh rasn fss
brandy wine gin &C., together with cooking Stoves
re- w. A. CARTER Auctioneer.
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HENRY McFARLAN, Trustee.

ID A.CHILTON, AUCTIoNEER.- TWENTY -SIXACRES
Ds sfland the North river. Dobhs Ferry
ton, By Cole and Chiffon Tuesday Oct. 10. 1852 at
O'clock st the Merchants Exchange New York. order
James H. Hamilton and Thomas L. Js~el executors. go
full particulars in the Morning Courier
and Evening Post; apply to the auctoneer No Wall
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ExECUTORS' SALE.-WILL BE OFFERED AT PUB
~ lie auction at Nautilus Hall. kept by Francis Jones,
IN the village of Tompkinsve staten Island Monday
che h Of October next all the real estate Of James MUIR
deceased to wit "A dwelling house and let Of ground
Griffin street. lot 25 by 100 feet house two stories and
basement small house and six of land elgbly To-
oesed Richmond street. few minutes walk from the
fery at either Quarantine or stapeton and would make
Murray, Tompkinsve; Mr. c. +. Grosheim. land AGENT
near tho premises A. G. Dixon, No o4 Fulton street.
New York. Terms made known on day Of sale.
A. G.. DIXON, r~....o.,
: JOHN MURRAY,} DAoeus'i''
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r A. Chiffon, AUCTION EEn -vALUABLE LOIS

u A. chiffon, AUCTIuSEER VALUABLE LOTS
AZ Of ground Broadway, Ninth avenue aud Sixty
second street auction by order Of Cole & Chill
ton will sell at suction Nedgesday October 20 1852 at
twelve O'clock at tho Merchants Exchange the foliown
valuable lots Of lota side
tween Sixty first and Sixtyrcoud streets SxtysecOn
sree-Four lots south side commencing thirty three fee
ave inches Of Broadway. streetFour
lots north ide commencing hundred feet of Eighth
avenue. Sixtysecond streettiye lots south SIDE
mencing nine feet inches of Broadway
Ninth avenue-Four lots east side het Sxtyrst aud
Sxty-eecond streets, including the southeast
Fiftysecond street and Ninth For full particulars
- te Dimensions maps and terms of sale apply to the
auctioneers, No. 8 W all street.
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a UCTIoN NOTICE-BY j. BoGART AND THOS.
"A BellWednesday 10s o'clock, in the sales room, IL
Spruce wilt be sold extensive and choice assort
Of second hand cabnet furnur four goods
clothing and fancy goods also hads valuable young
horse, Kind, &c., will be sold at l0ls o'cl ,ck
THOS. BELL, Au etioncer.
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HENRY 4 LEEDsS CO.. AucTIoN,EERs WILL SELL

L. vANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL,
- this day October II, at los o'clock AZ the saos
Wall street Furnnrea large and desirable asortment
Of superior made furniture consisting in part, Of hroca
tele suits eteeeres sofas lounges bookcases Bedroom
furniture of bedseads. mattresses paasters
ashstands &c. Also large assortment of sec0ud hand
furniture removed for convenience o sale Seven octave
pianoorte Aso agc invoice of bulbous roots at pri
sale.
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nj B. BUTLER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., AU
vls tcgraphs and books 81 auction, Thurfdsy Oct
A At lOI o'clock at 65 Walker valuable
collection belonging to the late Mr. John Doegett Jr
s ing Of about 10 paintings Of them valuable
100 vols Of books curions q autograph letters
ashinrtor, Jefferson Lsayott, ana others also two
gold watches engraving OF the TRANSPORTATION by horghen
hMd numbers OF the orginrl Poor R ebards almaHac
viii be sold by order OF hc assignce Who holds them
ollatera security Catalogues be had at the Public
q dmini6t office, Z Nassau street,
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"A UCTI0N-AT JOG BAyARD STREET ON THURS
n day, October H. at o'clockro be sold by public
auction, at the above place. the
Hoaa-Honsehold fnrnitm consisting Of mahogany v
Die cane chairs locking glasses and also choice
eher beds and bcddng with valuable cines bottleo
instruments. The friends the late LAM genteman
are respectfully invited to attend.
ugNAY WARD, Auctioneer.
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PBocEssioy. ILLUMINATION.
The procession then formed consisting Of the military
companies four fire companes, apd several vehicles, and
proose0. to the Sxchnbge Hotel. where a dioner
evsp the visit. r. ana invited guas g. The is
illuminated With beD6ces Sc, but the rain Is pour
;pg dop in TO rents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-17
THE DAILY DlSPa To-
cnrre.nandence of the Dirpalch.
AMELIA e. H., MAY ii, 1852.

4RbiiA =. WAY II, lSOS.
Dear S,r:-For several days have been
Mere attending the Circuit Court now in ses-
sion: Judge Nash presiding. Since Wednes-
Sav last, the time of the court has been occu-
eied in the trial ct the Commonwealth cS. A.
/ Tucker. charged with the murder of Sam'l
Saith. at a place called RodophiI, in This
county, last February. To-day, by twelve
c'clock, the Jury was empannelled. Mr. Book
~. Csmmonwealth's Attorney; W G.. Flour
nov. OF Prince Edward, and Gregory. for the
missioner The case excies considerable in-
se,est. and the examination OF one of the wit
nesses created much mjrth. The case will oc.
euny the full term OF the court; possibly, il
may get through tomorrow night-how II Will
terminate, am at q loss TO conjecture, &c.
Candidates for Offices are as numerous as
Aies IN August. Judge Nash and K. *.
Meade, NJ. c., are candidates for Judgeship.
E.. g. Leigh, the present clerk, has no opposi.
ton. w. l.. Booker and s. 5. Welsiger, for
Comnonwea this Attorney. For Sheriff, J.
A. Jeter, Ed. Green, and J T. Bottom. Com.
Riss oners Of Revenue, 5. X. Leay and +. N.
Coleman. From 20 to 20 candidates for Mag
istTates.
The appearance Of the country begins to
look like mid sunner-trees in full foliage
crops lock quite we'll; wheat, wherever guano
has been used, very fine. Showers will aiC
much TO hasten vegetation, &c. As the train
eaves soon, must close by asking "~hc
kicked Mcdonald. Yours.
MATToAX.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY.


EXCHANGE HOTEL.-A I Rives, Nor
folk: " ID Whtlock, ID c. w Wilcox and la
Jav. Mrs Wilcox and daughter, Dir Ten
Eycke, lady, Miss Ten Eycke, New ! ork; Mr.
Russell. and lady, Dir Russell. Jr, MIR Can
field and lady, Conn; Mrs Wright, Penn; A
Atkinson, r Branch aud servant. Petersb'g 9;
] RI RAYMOND, n York F c Steinhack, Pc
tersbnrg; W c Hasbroush. lady and son, New
York; f A Kennedy. Mississippi; J Wilcox,
Prince George J B Lyle, Lexington; P A
Henry, Iody and Miss Henry, Florida; W NJ
Gaylord, Va.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-H HudnalI, Ches-
terfeld; W Jardin. Madeira; W l. Mcdowell,
Philadeiphia; II Ashley. England; George W
Boiling, Petersburg Woolfolk. hanover; n
Montgomery, Bait; g i Bernie, G Ward
we'll, Georgia.; J Holt and lady, Lexington;
w V Gargon, l. Trimble, c; c ; Vena-
bic, Farmvile blIs Payne, Miss E c Meem
and servant, Deane, jr, Lynchburg; An
drews,J Huff, Philada; 9 Singleton, Maine;
w e Burdick, 5 Taber, n Y.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-W F Carter, J
H Ellis. J w Watson, Goochland; Will
kinson. Chesterfield; W q Campbell, Staun-
ton; NJ Rice, Botetourt; r Marshal, Rock
Nash, Pow hatan, Rev. George Watt,
| Massachusetts.
CITY HOTEL Good and lady, Miss
ChappeIl, Chesterfield; Ashbrook, ID Da.
Wis and lady, Petersburg: W Judkin, Suf-
folk c l. Lukens, Albemarle: A r Sheppard,
Va Central Railroad; B Sue, Supt La. Tel
egraph Co.
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c DIKECT LINE FROM

&E48 GREENSBORO. N. c, TO RICH.
MOND AND PETERSBURG, VA.-On and after
the frst dav Of Auril 1852 there viii be line OF
-Four Horse Post Coaches, direct from Greensboro.
N. c to Burkeville, Va, via Danvilie, Halifax ii
and Charlotte C H. to BurkevilIe, where they ron.
meet with the Richmond and .Danville Railroad aud
also with the South Side Railroad from that place
to Petersburg.
THIS line viii run regularly three times week
leaving Richmond and Petersburg at u o'clock,
NJ every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and ar
rive in Greensboro the second day, a, o9 a N.
cave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 8 M, and arrive in Richmond and
Petersburg second day at II M.
Fare through from Greensboroto Richmona or
Petersburg; Sl2 -.
Passengers by this line will go through without
delay. The line connects with the ynchburg and
Dauyille line of coaches at the latter town.
J. HOLDERBY IL co.
an1q-ou p FLAGG g. co.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINs.-yoH A
- SMELL e. CO, No % Main Street, respect
July invite their customers and the public eeae.
rally 10 cali and examine she. large and desirable
assortment OF Barrage Delalnes, which they are
prepared to sell at prices lower than ever before
.rered In this city. Also, Beached and Brown
Domestics, Cotton Hosiery, silk Mitts, and gene.
nah l9-u
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ItN n ::ss:; -: -

kEAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE
" New and Comfortable Schedules.
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK. WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES OF
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND PHILADEL.
PHIA. FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE.-0n and af
ter the Ist of March. the following quick and COM
Portable schedules viii be run over the inland route
between Richmond and New York Leave Rich
mond daily at : O'Clock, A. N and o'clock, ?. NJ;
arrive IN New York daily at 81, A. M., and e. P NJ.
Fare to Washington Is lst class 'eass--S3 80
e " Baltimore Is; ".------..7 90
ID a." "..5 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia by rail.
road 3 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia, by New
Ca.fla and FreGchtown line. . so
Betw cen Philadelphia and New York. 3 90
For LIST class passengers and 81 on each for I'd
class do.
Besides the through and direct connexion named
above with the main Northern Route, through
tickets direct can be obtained at the Depot OF the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company, in Washing
ton for Pittsbu-g and Wheeling via the Ralay
House on the following terms:
Between Washington and Pittsburg-
(Ilne24 houTs).. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so
Between Washington and Wheeling
Cline 81 hours 50
For through tickets to Washington and Bali.
more, other information, apply at the ticket OF
tice.
1t is deemed proper in addition to state for thu
information OF pasSen GERS that four daily lines
in operation between Washington and Baltimore
By means of which the traveller who, through
business or pleasure has been delayed in Wash
iugton, has it always in his power to proceed at a
convenient hour directly his journey to any
POINT north OF that place. THOMAS SHARP,
Agent Of Transportation.
OFFICE R. F. & PR R. Co.,
Richmond, Feb %, 1852. 5
P.S.-The Night Train will not stop to take up OF
pat down passengers, except at the following sta
tons Cottage Tayorsville, Junction, Chesterfield
Milford, Ginney's, Fredericksburg and Brooks.
N BY order of the Postmaster General, no
mail train will be run between Richmond and
Washington on Sunday nights.
fe u is.
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4 TTENTION, EaOCERs, HOTELS,

A TTENTION, GKOCERs, HOTELS,
n BOARDING HOUSES AND PRIVATE FA-
MILES -The Undersigned have made permanent
arrangements in the different butter counties OF
New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland to receive
a constant supply CT fresh BUTTER during tee
summer. Our arrangements are such, that we re
celge our supplies by express and steamers within
very few days from the time it leaves the dairy ;
and believing that success depends upon large sales
aud small profits we determined 10 sell Cheap;
and By receiving from fist hands we know we can
and will sell better article for the same or per.
haps, lower price than any other concern in the
city. HULST a. KING,
my l2-2W Old Market end 232 Broad st