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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

ing sshesl for pupils, sos rsat, farsit1rs, ~ sthR
contingencies, hiss been about $50 rupees nd, -
Dr O'Shaughnessy il enabled To affirm fFsm -
past experience, that the future cverground Hass
van be ut the rate Of $50 rupees mile for double
hne fiver crossings and erection Of Offices bsiag
separate charge The pecunisry returns from to
.a,cutta ana kedgeree line originally osleals-
tea Ut about 200 rupees month; but they have bsea
more tnan three times that amount
q enoIe year OF TWO will have made either CANE
or irinoomae the centre Of an immense ocean trae.
~ ~ s.n ens resu'ts OF the latest improve meuks
world beyond our shores; shall we within those nsr
TOW confines contentedly remain uninanaro.d 81
.dopt pone OF tpe improvements with which science
Is enrichipg other countries Shall thssa n.,t
years following the parsmonious example of tbs;r
predecessor cuftaii. ia the abused name Of ssoao
my, the Intercourse between one part Of the oo.u
try and the other We believe the difficulties To -.
overcome in carrying on the electric telegraph are
on the whsls less than those encountered BY DIR.
O'ShaughDsesy IN Bengal taking his extreme
figures ut Cas- per mle ~ is very easily shown whak
it might be expected to cost to lay down upisIs
system for THE little island. Giving the lines In
FIRST scuDE. Mks.
Gale to Colombo ........ ................. IA
Kssd, TO T,inoe .ee Hs
TTirc 3melee to Jsffas. observation-disclosures. l36
Jaflpa 70 Point Pedro In co0nexion with In
dian liOes 20 Bombay and Madras and Cal
cuttA..s. ...-........ III
KsKdy to Viewers ELLA and Bsdoola. $3.50. 81
Bsdoola TO Battiealss. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Gale 20 Matuta aod II ambant0tto. ......... 50
Colombo To Rntpnpoors. ................ %
Ambepusse to Kornegalle Observation-Disclosures. a
Colombo Negombo Putt Am and Manaar. l5S
Total miles. ssa
AT f45 per mile. .....,.............g3 ESD ,7So
SECOND SCHEME.
Ccast road round the island embracing nearly
every station. Observation-Disclosures. ....... 69l
Joining Colombo, Handy, Trinoomalie, and
Jafaa.... ........ ,.,....... ........,... 3ae
Total miles NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I.oH
At Ef5 per mile. E46 SO
THIRD SCHEME.
Join Gale and Colombo, ~ miles. ......... E3 40
Colombo KRudy, Trinoomalis, & Jaffna 322 Ia, 49o
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or more savage men. The lines must therefore
protect themselves, and this is secured by the Of
thick rods
1.-The most difficult experiment on the line from
Calcutta to hedgcree was that Of crossing the
Hocghly. A chain Of sinch iron eeblc is being
laid the river which will, doubtless, sink in
many places below the reach Of anchors, where the
bed of soft mud; but there will be contingencies
in which ships must drag their anchors, and
endnDg-r che continuity Of the chain. Every pre-.
caution has been taken to prevent interruption, but
this river crossing must always be source OF
anxiety. il is, however. gratifying to know that
there will be danger Of any such interruption on
any Of the other rivers in India.
From the day when the electric telegraph was
defnitivey opened to the date of tho report there
has been interruption in tho correspondence. On
the 2lst of March, at Bishlopore station, during
terrific north wester fash of lightning struck the
line at half past eight NJ, traversed the instru-
ment, made its wires red hot. and melted their
ends into beads In less than ten minutes Charles
Todd, the signsller on duty, had placed another
coil in the gear, and reported by telegraph at
Calcutta what had occurred in the office. Night
correspondence has been carried on in urgent
cases with astonishing certainty and rapid
ity On the lith February, at III p. M,
the superintendent of marine came to the
office to learn if the Phlegethon steam ves-
eel bod landed the King Of Ava's letter mt Dia-
mond harbor, Although all the signallers were in
bed and asleep ut the time the answer obtained
in four minutes. The instruments used on the line
ere Of the simplest construction After having tried
the more comploatcu Engiisn and American laAtfu.
ments without success, DR. O'Shaughpessy contriyed
the little single needle horizontal telegraph with
which he has been able to work in ell westhers,
without danger Of interruption. 1t sometimes be-
comes disordered, but is changed, replaced. or
''cured'in few seconds by the signslleNS duty,
and IL totally destroyed the loss does not exceed
three rupees The total cost Of instruments of every
kind for one station, including battery, reverser,
telegraph and alarm, with dozen reserve
does not exceed 100 rs.
Tbs entire expenditure on this experimental Vine
sftrr dluctiax VI expernsats Tor tns srSla-
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Through our New Orleans exchanges we
have Galveston dates TO the lth inst
Two light houses, made entirely of iron,
one intended for Bolivar Point, The other for
Pass Cayallo, arrived at Galveston, in the brig
Russell, on the Slh inst. The frame of the
first will have an elevation of sixty-hve feet
from the foundation and about eighty-fye feet
above the level OF the sea. The other will not
be SO high by ten feet. The lights, il is thoI.
will be seen at distance OF eighteen or twenty
miles. The materials and workmen came out
in the brig 10 put up the houses in six or eight
weeks.
The Galveston News says Carvajal and
many Of his followers are now in Corpus Chris
II, andintend TO make soon another demonstra-
ton on the Mexican frontier.
The Rio Bravo says the Camanches are de.
vastating the Rio Grande country, by frghiini
murders and constant rebberies. Both the
Mexican and American population are, IN
many instances, abandoning their houses and
seeking safety by flying into Mexico. A MIR.
Patton, one Of guard escorting the sheriff of
Star county, having fallen behind the party
when near the Rio Grande, was attacked by
four Mexicans and killed. Three OF the muir
derers escaped; the other was arrested.
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CONGRESS-MoanAY,

SENATE.-The Hon. VIM. F. DE Sausseure.
Senator from South Carolina, lin the place
OF Mr.. Rhett, resigned,j appeared, qualified and
sook his seat. a1 t fa
A communication was laid before The Senate
from the Secretary of the Navy, relative to the
comparative value of anthracite and bitumi-
nous Goals. 4f e
The Senate went into executive session.
House OF REPREsENTATIvEs.--Ab bill rela.
tive to Salt Springs, in Iowa, was passed; and
reports were then made from several Of the
standing committees.
The consideration of the bill appropriating
ten millions of acres of public lands for the
benefit Of the INDECENT insane throughout the
country, was postponed for two weeks.
The House then went into committee Of
the Whole on the state Of the Union, and took
up the invalid pension bill.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

RlDDlCK d BENSON,
Merchant Tailors, CI0thiers, &c.
No. ITO Main street, Cot the old stand Of Messrs
Dudley 8f Johnston
IA THE SUBSCRIBERS would most
HN respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they have entered into CO part
A1- nership as above, for the purpose Of conduct
ing the Merchant Tailoring and Clothing bu.
sness in alits branches. They have now and intend
keeping constantly on hand, an assortment OF
CLOTHS, CAsSlMERES and VESTINGS of the
best quality, which they will be happy to make up
in style not to be surpassed in this city else
where.
They also intend keeping constantly on hand an
assortment of ready made Clothing, consisting of
dress trock and business Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts,
Drawers, Socks, Collars, &c, which they will sell
as low any other house here elsewhere.
THOMAS S. RIDDICK,
WILLIAM Ii BENSON.
The subscriber would respectfully invite the at.
tention of his friends tt the above, and sohctis a
cali from them when in want of any article in his
line promising to his best efforts (and pedging
also that Of his partner) to give satisfaction
my l5-ts THOMAS S. RIDDICK.
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STREET SPRiNKLER.-One of the greatest
sources of comfort enjoyed by the citizens on
Main street during this hot weather, is that of
having the dust laid by the Niagara watering
machine, which We observe makes four or FIVE
trips daily between 10th and 18th streets, scat
tering its cooling favors at once preserving
the eyes Of citizens from clouds of dust, and
the goods of our merchants from damage
thereby. We should think oil the latter would
be ready and willing TO support so desirable an
improvement TO the street, and are surprised to
find there are still large number who are en-
loving the benefits but decline to contribute to
lis support. An enterprise OF such real utility
ought to be fberally supported, particularly
in this city where il is SO much needed and
il W ould indeed be pity 10 have it Withdrawn
for want of sufficient support. The expense
to each is 50 small that we hope all our mer
chants will contribute to support il.
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SELLING OFF AT COST, FOR CASH,
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS.
W0KD, FE U son & BARkS-

w DALE intending 10 make change ID
their business the lst day of July next,
oaeg their stock Of DRY GOODS at cost, for
cash. aad respectfully ask persons who desire to
purchase, to call and examine for themselves, be-
fsse they do so. They feel confident that more
general assortment OF Dry Goods, or one selected
with more care was never offered for sale at cost
Il this market. Ii all imported by themselves
CT Purchased by them of manufacturers and their
sg-lts The goods Of which il consists are OF the
latest aud most approved styles, eo bracn2 among
other ihngs, 81, ~. "a and l2 beacned ana
&soHA Domsstics, Prints from 5 cents 10 the oest
quality, French English aud American Lawns, do
GiE2aaIas do black and fancy d D'Laines, do SILKS,
BLACK bon1bazines and Alpacass Cloths and Cassi
tneres, Satin. SILK and Msfsees Vestinss, irish
l.iReus and sheetngs Linen cambrie aud La"n
haEdkerebiefs Silk do; large stock OF AIe1anders
hId cloves lady's rs mems 81 cents; and servants
EiotalEg Of every description, together with gen
eFa assortment Of everything usually kept In a dry
goods house.
Determined TO close, they assure the public that
there Is no hunstug In this advertisement
my S-E
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s-S19ss DIRECT LINZ FROM

g-N-sgN DIRECT LINE T Il o VI
&S:SSsassA GREENSBORO, N. C TO RICH
MOND AND PETERSBURG, VA.-On and after
Four Horse Post Coaches, direct from Greensboro
N. C to Burkeville, Va, via Danvilie, Halifax C II
and Charlotte C H to Burkeville where they con
meet with the Richmond and Danville Railroad, and
also with the South Side Railroad from that place
to Petersburg.
This line will run regularly three times week
leaving Richmond and Petersburg at u O'clock, A
NJ, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and ar
rive in Greensboro the second day, at 81 M.
cave uleeeso0to y, every luesoay' 5nprSoay anu
Petersburg secondary at Il NJ.
Fare through from Greensboro to Richmond or
Petersburg; Sl2
Passengers By this line will go through without
delay. Inc line connects with the ynchburg and
Danville line OF coaches at the latter town.
J. HOLDERBY g. CO.
an 1q-9m p FIAGG g. co
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an IQ-9m

es-Is TO PERSONS TRAVELLING
N1zzs.a.ssS THE DANVILLE RAILROAD
A hack VIII be readiness at Tomahawk Station
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for the
CON modation of passengers wishing to go to Pow
hatau C. H., and viii return from Powhatan c. Fl.
and meet the cars on every Monday Wednesday
and Friday. Persons wishing TO engage seats will
apply to WM. A MARTIN, at the Station.
nv Is lm*
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utiVe session.
A NOVEL DuEL.-We find the following in
the Eddyville tky.) telegraph:

Two young bloods of our city becoming of
Tended at some imaginary insult, a challenge
was passed and accepted, as both thought no,h-,
ing but blood could wash out the insult. The
terms on which the challenge was accepted
were these-that they should meet at DR.. Ms
Office and be bled until one or the other should
be satisfied. They accordingly met and the
Doctor opened vein for them. they bled
until both, become extremely weak, and look
ing as white as their own linen, pronounced
themselves satisfied. So ends this bloody af.
fair. 81
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AnusEnENTs-Thls evening the Richmond Har.
monic Troupe will perform at Odd FelIows Hall.
and Bsynes Panorama of Voyage to Europe win
be exhibited in the Exchange Concert Room.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
Ries,r,oud Post Office

The Mails are due aRd closed as follows:
GREAT NORTHERN MAIL, via Washington City
Due p. NJ and s A. NJ; closes 2. M. and
A
TIE SIDE MAILS on this route are furnished from
the train hat departs at A. NJ, and vii! be closed
daily at s F NJ.
GREAr SOUTHERN NAIL, via Petersburg-Due
S. T.. NJ, and A. M: closes P. NJ. and A NJ
TIE STAUNToS MAIL, via Charlottesv sville-Due
daily in Railroad dcars al o'clock P NJ, and closes
daily al o'clock, P. NJ.
TIE NORFOLK CRY MAIL, per Steamers, via
City Point-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Satur-
days AT 9 ?. NJ. and closes Sundays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays at P. NJ
The WILLIAMSBURG MAIL, per Steamers, via
ine Grove Landlng-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at 8 P. NJ, closes Tuesdays Thursdays
s1t Sundays at O'clock P. NJ
TIE YoRKrowS MAIL, via the Grove Landing
DGa Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at P
NJ, closes Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at
SPIN.
TaE CHARLES CITY c. H. MAEL. via Swine
yard s-Dae Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
at P. NJ, closes Sundays Tuesdays and Thurs
DAYS at : z. NJ.
THE LYNcnpURG MAIL via Canal Packet Boats
Due daily, except Monday, al P. N; closes daily
except Sunday at ?. II.
The SIDE MAILS GU this route are furnished by
the Departures of Monday. Wednesday and Friday
The LYNCHBUHG MAIL, via Dauvie Railroad
8Li Farmyile-Due Monday, Thursday and Satur-
day at ~ NJ closes Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at S ?. NJ.
Mails also CiaeS IOE LSHCIbuTg on sun
d4y, Tues day. ami Thursday, at G. P II, which
a-a dispatched via Central Railroad and Char
Ie-esville on the mornings OF Monday Wednesday
ali Friday.
TIE TAPPAHANNocE MA1L-Due on Wednes-
days and Saturdays at o'clock, 2. NJ closes on
jadays and Thursdays at 6 O'clock P.
TIE WILLIAMsBURG MAIL, via New Kent C. H.
DUG Wednesdays and Saturdays at oclock P
M. and closes Mondays and Thursdays at 8, P. NJ
TIE LOUISA Horse MAIL, via Goodalls to Fred
erIcks5urg- Due Monday and Thursday at 5 P. NJ;
closes Monday and Thursday at P. NJ.
SHORT PUMP NAIL, via Three Chopped Road
to Trevi!iians Depot-Due Thursdays at II P M ..
and closes Same day at p. NJ,
HOFFICE HOURS.-From s. o'clock, A. NJ,
until the aceival of the Northern Mail due at P.
M, after the asserting Of that mail until Z P NJ.
ca Sunday from 6! TO 81 A. NJ, and from to
Pm
Stamps for the prepayment of postage on
letters can be had at the office.
Persons applying for letters which have been
ADVERTISED, win please to designate them
EOn all transient newspapers, and every
other description of printed matter, except news
papers and periodicals published at intervals not
exceeding three months, and sent from the office of
publication TO actual and bona fde subscribers post
age ls required to be PREPAID when deposited
10 the office.
mil THOS. B. BIGGER. P. NJ.
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FATAL .AccIpEsT.--Mr. Henderson, keeper
of confectionery al Nashville, Tenn, was
killed on Saturday evening by the explosion
ef soda fount, whilst he was engaged 10 char
ging il with gas. A colored maa asssi,ag
him was also severely and probably fatally.
wounded.
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U. Q. CIRCUIT Couar.--on Monday the counsel
for ySung Hoge, the mail robber, argued motion
for new trial. The decision Of the court win be
given some time this week.
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WITHOUT PAss-Preston, slave to r. L. Wal
tnaii, was ordered Is lashes, yesterday, by tho
Mayor, for leaving home without pass.
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ffNEn-Hlrsch and Boetcher were duly fined for
oostrucang the pavement in front of their store
with box. :. -
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FIRE -Between and 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing the roof OF an old shanty tenanted by negroes
and located back ON 18th street, near Main, acct.
dentaly caught fire. The flames were speedily ex.
tngsished with but little damage.
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INsoLENr.-A negress named Elizabeth Clarke
was ordered 10 lashes by the Mayor on yesterday,
ior using insofent language towards William J..
Hurst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-26

HARpER's New MONTHLY, FOR JUNE
We are indebted to West s. Bro. for this No.
ofthe the new monthly. Itis full Of excellent
reading matter.
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WITHOUT REcisrEa.-- George cootes free
negro boy. 10 years OF age. was on yesterday com
itted TO jail by bis Honor In default Of register.
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Mr. League, the gentleman who sno1 e
Young Creamer last week, 10 Baltimore, nae
brought two suits, Of $4,000 each. sga'ns1
Crea1yey for ,he seduction of his daughtef.
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A fellow, seven feet high, passed through
Charleston, on his way TO California. On be-
ing asked why he ventured upon SO hazardous
a Journey, he replied that they didn't want him
any longer down in Maine.
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e GOUTARD ~ CO., Paris, THE
~ WONDER OF THE WORLDS FAIR -
N.H2. The subscriber having been appointed by

-
NAIL The subscriber having been appointed by
s&1a Goutard & Co., of Paris. agent IN this city
for the sale of their celebrated Gold duplex
Watches, asks the attention of the pubic tn this
really beautiful, substantial and NONDr RFuL
PIECE OF MECHANISM requiring SinGng oaly
once every twenty-one days-the mCst exact time,
keepers of the present day, and taking precedence
over all other Watches They are warranted for
two years. These Watches are in great demand
throughout the Continent, and received the PIE,
MUM at the late exhibition in London.
GOLD DETACHED LEVER WATCHES le
carat cases, Ii holes jewelled Warranted to keep
tlme,) from $40 to $50; Gold Lepine Watches Is
carat cases, holes jeweled, warranted to keep
time, from s23 t. S27; English Gold Levers and
Hunting Watches, with gold and enamelled dias,
warrant d, S33 to Sl20; Silver Levers, Lepine aud
other Watches, of French, English and Swiss man
utActure unusually low.
large and varied assortment of rich and splen
did JEWELLERY suitable for ladies or gentle.
men, Of the rarest and most fashionable desgns al
greatly reduced prices.
Gold and Silver PENCIL CASES, with and
without pens, remarkably low, and great variety
OF other articles, at prices Which cannot fail to
find purchasers.
y All orders from the country carefully at,
tended to and securely packed to go any distance
Watches and Jewellery repaired by ex,
perienced workmen, and warranted.
LEWIS HYMAN,
81 Corner Main and Governor streets, No. 133.
ap 29-lm
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.-r.ox . NJ -. A Ioreign vessel ia nov lying
:. ;.s,nooI which has iron Instead of wooden.
nasss, 70 feet high.
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HEKRING'S SALAHANDERS.

FVHE 81 BSSRI Is z rs are IUW ttCttF lII9 q
l. rI-ther supply OF the real FlREPROOF SAL
AMANDER SAFES, the genuine kind which has
ueye. failed Ia all the late fires to preserve Their
couteats Every merchant who have valuable
books and papers should have one.
We are prepared to furnish Banks Insurance
Companies Railroads and all others with Safes,
with oateut locks, that cannot be picked or blown
open by powder. Gall and examine Safe at our
store taken from the ruins OF the great ire, with
a. the interior perfect aud the books and money
al saved. Fires are frequent and those in want
had better not delay Ali siz' on hand, al factory
prices FRY & McCAEDLISH,
f. 26-ts Agents for the State of Virginia.
EOR SALE.-A verJ desirable framed Dwell
l. ing, with excellent Kitchen, &c, on Leigh
street. Immediate possessio may be Tad. This
property is in good lrder. The owuer wishing to
remove to the country, would make tde terms ia
vcraole to purchaser. Apply at this Office
al 4q-ts
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STONE Observation-Disclosures Warrington, on Mon
day, arrested two negro boys named Anthony and
Richard, employed in Corbyn IL Warrock,s fac.
tory, whom ne caught indulging in the pleasant
past!me OF throwing rocks at each others heads
The Mayor rewarded the labors OF the black twain
with 20 lashes.
Another young negro named Edmund, slave to
Mr. Curtis, was ordered 2o ashes for hitting the SON
OF Colonel Pickett on the head with a stone This
practice of stone throwing is becoming decidedly
more universal than agreeable
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! II ia stated that whenever the k,ng o. sam
feels like having little 6eid spof.: ne snoa.-
ders his rille and .'goes gann'as a''ef n''s-
sionafies. .------- -.
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ONE DOLLAR: ONE DOLLAR

ONE DOLIAR. ONE DOLLA -
~ GREAT REDUCTION-Bring your money to
OSBORN Il CO 5 splendid Skyght Daguerrean
Gallery. AS we have lost work in sticking to the
regular prices or, in other words have been under
bid by other artists have resolved to reduce the
price 10 one dollar for nice picture and case-jast
one haf the former price. We are the first that
have ever attempted work at Northern prices,
ana we shall expect liberal support Bear in mind,
our pictures are taken with fire sky-ight
OSBORN 81 CO.'S,
sign OF the American Flags, opposite the BANKS.
ANY person having picture OF ours that il not
good can have it retaken free of cost. my5
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The wife Of Thackera., the liyel,est q mo-
lar, - .,,,srs ,s S il al ID mate Of Innatic asy-
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EMiGRANT PASSAGE AND REMIT
TANCE AGENCY.
PASSAGE TICKETS IN The OLD ESTAB-
IJSHFD SWALLOW TAIL LINE

LISHEU EW ALLOFF IHIL LINE
OF London and Liverpool Packets,
(GRINNELL, MINTURN q CO OWNERS)
- The undersigned are sole Agents -
for the sale of passages in the abeve -
line, Composed of the following first class ships;
New World, Queen of the West, Constitution,
Liverpool. Ashburtsn, Albert Galiatin, Constantine,
Patrick Henry, American Congress, Cornelius
Grinnell Independence, Yorktown, Prince Albert,
Sir Robert Peel, London.
For the accommodation of emigrants, and to
protac them from any imposition, we will direct
SIGHT DRAFTS
On Edwards, Sanford d Co, London, for any
amount, from | upwards payable at any bank in
the United Kieg gdom without discount.
TrIshmen wishing to send money to their
friends, or bring them out from the "old country,
will find our Drafts and Passages the most reliable
means.
ADAMS g. CO., No. S, l4th street
mi, 1R--.d3nn
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DICHM0ND AND DANVILLE RAIL.

ID ICHM0ND AND DANFiLLE RAIL.
II ROAD .-EXCURSiON TICkET.-On and
after Thursday, May 20th Excursion Tickets win
beis,ued over lhe Richmond and Danvil!e Railroad.
Fare from Richmond n the Junction and back
the same day. s2 81 children under three years of
age free from three to twelve years, half price.
The cara leave ths depot every morning, except
Sunday, at I, A. M. returning, arrive Of Richmond
at las, P. M.
my 10 JOHN n. osbohNE, ouPt'