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The ste,naship Fanny Seized.

The stesnaship Fanny Seized.
yIOLATIos or THE PAssyNGER LAWS
SAVANNAH, May 49, 1856
The steamship" Fanny" bound from New Orleans to
Panama put iv here on Saturday for coal and Mon
day was sezeby the Collector Of the port for violation
of the revense awsn taking greater number Of pas
scngers thas the law allowed.
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commissioners -
STATE NIw York,
CANAL COMMISSIONERS OFrcE.
Arn.Ny, sIay IA, 1852
To- 1t becomes our duty to inform you that
tho Court Of Appeals have by recent decision declared
tho act entitled An act to provide for til completion of
the Err Canal enlargement. and Tho Gencsee Valley and
Elack vcr Canals passed July 10, 1851 to be uncon-
stitut nal In consequence OF such dccison pre-
cuded from making any further drafts upon the Auditor
for work performed contracts under said act Very
respectfully yours, FREDERICK FOLLETT,
JOHN G. ATIIER.
HENRY FITIHCGH
Canal Commissioners.
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Rumorrd Aee,der, 20 tho eIfssAer Reindeer.
Nrw~Wa, May 1s-l1 A. n.
The rimored accident TO .he steamer Reindeer, at
Dobbs' Ferry this morning. wholly unfounded ~ she
passed this place (Ncwbrg) this morning, in good
order and in good time.
Povs,sxrErsrH, May la-11 A. NJ
The steamer Reindee has js,st passed, sM right No
accident,
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NEWS BY EGRA A p III /.
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
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Success of the Collins Appropriation in
the Aenate.
Curious Political Speeches. in the House.
~>.>~->-~>>~~>>s>~-~.~>>>,-.
VETO OF THE MAINE LAW BY GOV.
BOUTWELL,, OF MASS.
r~~oy~c~>y>-S~>-e~~>>o~>>~s>
MURDEROUS RIOT AMONG IRISHMEN AT
PROVIDENCE
MOVEMENTS OF KOSSUTH.
>o~>0-~~->y>eu>r~~oe~->~y>>v
FATAL STEAMBOAT DISASTERS.
>~--~>~>7s>c>-,~-~>---e~~
Interesting from Havana and Texas,
Sc, Sc, sc.
TIlIRTY-sECOND CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.


WASHINGTON, May 10, 1852.
COMBINATION OFFICERS IN NEW MsxIco
The Chair laid before the Senate communication from
the Secretary Of War; answering resolution calling for
information relative to extra compensation of civil
officers In New Mexico during the Mexican war
bill. ETC
Mcssrs. SEWARD, SUMNER. and WALatR presented
memorials asking for the passage Of the Homestead bill
Other business was transacted Of special Importance.
RESOLUTIONS FROM IrpIANA AND CALIFORNIA
MIR. BRIGHT of Indana. aud Mcssrs WELLER and WIZ,
OF California. scveray presented suny resolutions Of
the Legislatures Of their respective States
LANDS FOR RAILROAD CALIFORNIA
br FrlcH, (dem,) of Mich. from the Committee On
Public Lands reported back the bill granting the right
way and portion OF the public lands to California aid
III the construction Of railroads from San Francisco
San Jose and it was ordered TO be engossed for third
reading
MscELLANEous
Mr. GErER (wllg) of Mo from the Committee on Ju-
dietary asked and discharged from the consideration
Of the memorial Of the citizens Of Pennsylvania asking
the enactment Of law to prevent the fcons
OF other countries from coming to this country
Other resolutions Of particular general interest were
attt nded to, after which the Senate lookup
THE DEFICIENCY
The amendment appropriang S35OOoO pay the citi-
zcns OF Alabama and Georgia losses sustained in the
Creek war in 1876 81 after long debate rejected
AnplIoNAL coMrESsATIos FOR THE COLLINS STEAMERS
The amendment proposing give the Collins liue Of
steamers soa wy per trip coming up. Messrs Bell and
Law on scycrally said they not in favor Of the
amendment as 1t now stands They wanted amendments
and would therefore, vote for it at this the pur-
pose Of keeping 1t before tho Senate with view to
amendment and full vote when it shall have been re-
ported from tho Committee of the Whole.
The amendment was then agreed to by ayes 90, nays
ArEsMcssrs. Bell. Berricn. Bright, Cass. Dawson,
f os1 srss a ss e
smith sIruance Stockton and upham,-23-
Clemens. Dodge Of Wisconsin Dodge Of iowa Douglas,
rs'e Gsysr nnmn H%ntsr Jones Of Tenn King Ma
The senate then adjourned.
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TEL II q X A PHO.
Delegates to the National Conventions

WING CONyENTI0N-FROM TEXAS.
SAVANNAH May Is, 1851
The wings Of Eastorn and Western Texas recently met
Icsp ctvey in convention and appointed tho
National Convention. They expressed their pre- ference
for Fillmore the candidate for the Presidency and
Jones. of Tennessee, for the Vice Presidency.
DEMOCRATIC CoSyENTIOS-PRoM VIRGINIA.
Rici,MoNp. VA May 10. 1852
Hon Henry A. Wise has been appointed a delegate To
the Democratic National Convention from Virginia.
Major Dickenson has been nominated by Dcrnocxa
tic Convention of Albemare Virginia. their delegate
the National Convention.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
BALTIMORE May To- 1852.
The Charleston Mercury says We know nothing of the
authority for the declaration confidently made that
Gen. Commander will attend the Democratic Convention
and to represent the State. We have heard no
ntimaton of such an intention
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Two FIREMEN-THE EXEMPT AND Ey-MEMBERS
IL Protector Fire ngnc Co. No - in,it ID t.
tend meeting to lie held at No ~ Centre street Satlr
day evening I'D inst at o'clock
JOHN BENNETT, Chairman.
THFoDoRE A. REESE, Secretary
TUE TREASURER OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
with much pleasure nckpo wledaes tho ept Of two
h. ldred ana fifty dol.rs from Richard French. Esq, aud
tw" hundred and fifty dollars from john Simpsan Ell
dcratop to the Widow Orphan Fund OF the Deaart
ment-accompanied with tho following com nuoioat
New York. May Is, lS2 Dear Sir Please accept the
closed two hundred and Gty olars from Jnhn
of Frenrhs Hotel and two hundred AMI fifty dollars
Richn I'd French thereof sIi t toen
otheir gratitude to the Fire los ent ohef,
officers and members for their strenuous cxertons "a
their property destruction NY the fire the 18th
inst Please acsept for yourself our kind ton.
Yours truly, JOHN 5lMP,0N.
X. PaENCU
To JouN S. GILES Esq. Treasurer Fire Depar rment NY
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Successful FOrecry.

PiTrtnun0, May II, 1S52.
succossfti forgery committed to-day the hr-r
John Scott 30 merchants in Liberty street amount
g 70 about 81 oo0 The rogue has not been arrested
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SOCIETY ME ETING =.

CT. GEORGES CRICKET CLUR.-A SPECIAL NEE r
- Ing will be held ut the club Red House, Prlay,
xst instant Mt 10ts ocl"ck. M to elect and
members match between the North aud Sonth will take
place day. Wickcts pitched precisely at A. NJ
by order, EMBREE, Secretary
M MASONIC.-MANHATTAN LODGE. NO. 6e-TUE
lsl members fManhattap Lodge. and the
hi In general respectfully invited L,axe
Room corner Of Brome and Crosby streets tl day.
~ M precisely, for the OF attending .he f
Of our late brother Augusts Cammeyer BY order of
WIN. q. MoLAUGHLIN. U N.
TIE JoURNLYMEN HoRsE-sHOERS' PROTECTIVE
Union and Benevolent Soerty OF the city Of New York
will hold snecial meeting Thursday evening May at
soclcck MT Hermitage Hall Of Allen Iioust
areets All members requested 10 atteud ais, eynry
rrnpyman horseshoer IN the city favorable the
III .it.d GEORGE GARLAN, President
aoiiN TAAyE Secretary.
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The Alabama ut seyannnh.

SAVANNAH, May ln, 1907.
Tho steamship Alabama Capt Ludlow has arrived at
her wLaff, in 60 hours tlvm New York.
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Political IntellIrcncc.

AnKAnsas DEMocnATIc STATE CONFERENCE.-The Ar
knnsas Democratic state Convention assembled Little
Roo he I'D ins ant and nominated General Elias N.
Conway or Governor. The Convention passed reso-
lulons affirming the Baltimore resolutions Of lS48
stephen A. Douglns James buchanan were recon-
mcnded candidates to be voted for by the delegates
Fl, hkanaas. in the National Democratic Convention
Tho follow ny delegates were chosen for the baltimore
Convention -Mes,rs. Barrow, Jordan, Jones' Bradley,
Eoun, Smith. Iiemlstcad, Cain, and Col A. 4. Rancy
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nK RALPH. AUTHoR or THE "PRACTICAL pRI-
- vatc Treatise" &c.-OGicc hours, TO L. A NJ; 6ta9
!, NJ tsundays eyoeptcd) No, 6i3 Houston street
wooster. From the uncommon medical advantages tho
suhor has enjoyed in this speciality he has ample
tr stating that in stage OF certain disease their
consequences, ne we'll the dcporabc effects resul "
from tary improper habits he insure cort ain sa
aud radical cures MS can be obtained from other
Ia America Those who apply In the earlier stages will 10
surprised at the ease and rapJity Of the cure.
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pRorosALs FOR LoAN-cENTRAL INDIANA
BondsMThe Indians Central Railway Company oaer for
sale s2oooo ., their Seven Per Cent Norsss B,ad, with
tie is Of May % viii interest at so;ea cent semi
efNew York where the principal is also aud secaed
hy hrst and only IN mGrtsaSe or deed Of ,ras j T. D.
acts of the legislature Of Indiana uthorg them and the
issued % ifs Of
ooCo have been disposed Of; only 500 are now orsd
n.y. seventy miIcs ongs and only lien there
EAST TO State Sc Tie entire @ o Is
tao for Fradas9n and masonry about fifteen miles next
heavy 7 rail has been purchased for the whole
road will be completed and in operation BY the lst Of
ps. Ts for III tho and The s
Of S0 has been subscribed to the capital stock Of tie
on the line: the rcus being reyuary paid at the cal
the company Theock lis, wiz bo T. 10000
,hs loan The mortgage gives full the Trustee
soSnS @ and i to e the
to pay either % % % sS rd, IA f1s % Of da
impSrtas. pos ia part Of the great Iiae from Nv
ssrsnuops iiSo Of railways from SeT York thi. line.
's TA'
s'd BEST eni,iyat,d S % parts o pdisna runs Ia wSos
within % Isis % ths S, Sn,sss rsfd A. the
Road st the same ront with the Eat aud Hamilton Road
Of Cincinnati Central indiana to which place acsry tbs
spS ;rssS o. that region & Gnd No porop Of ae Mis-
ofths road and its connections in wealth and productive
ness the amount of travel and transport alton that must
necessarily it, will certainly its receipts
sqna not greater than that of any other In tho West
The estimated cost Of this road fully conn lcted and
stocked for years operations IL S002 S93 90 This
ry low cost ar es from The adaptation Of the country
9 r,ntute tic only debt Of the company. Sealed
proposals will he received for any less than
$3.50 until saturday the 18th day Of May instant at
e.tt = iroposals will he addte.sed TO the agent
of tie Company Mes Winsow, Labor L. Co.. ~ Wall
stIeet ndorsed Proposals for Ceu'ral Indiana Railway
Ionds Twenty five cent Of the purchase money will
hcrequred to be paid sting the bid remainder In
eqral monthly instamcnts o. twenty Eve per cent Any
purchaser will be liberty fall at and IA
t,rcst the bond will run from date Of payment The
above $500 will bo sold absolutely and without to
the highest bidder printed exhibit, with and all
information in relation to these secures can be
had by calling the office Of tho agents OF the Company ~
Wall street. New York May 70 1852,
JOHN. s. NEWMAN, President
I,1s Hotttra al Eaitx
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T9k LOAN or :oo TO- TAG CON-
"An Aes provide nnsdi.ss somp,s.on tho
sSs % Of the Ss %
II revenue hsfsnaser and which i hereby
81 ss III
loan therefor reds.msbls 10 thirty from
Per ps, able hs yearly in .pess sas siss
Canal r.: o aa As further
Il there s :s b .np: % %
venue aceruins said canal and after Tho passage
e s ."S S:
a BE- the asy = the said after psyG
% egmSasvn h Of IN she said loan other
of n %s4 s s
g s as esas 81
other genersl and special applopratou approved NAY
:h; s @ further Thar the
tiOn q the North Branch Extension
shall not q subject taxation ay purpose
and !. shall be the duty Of the
form those REQUIRED to be the b'nd te is
authority nforcnd notice is hereby given that
w @ = The q p
cay q June next for the p1rpo.e q the
ssms hs IN rat. not
s csedinE SIX Per cent per 1nn9m payable half yearly
loan to Be redesmslle thirty The cerh
snail subject
for purpose whatever and shall have
agreeaby to the tcrms Of the foregoing Assembly
and tad certificates shall be made iu of and
ten thousand dollars the option Of the bidder The
posas must state exp lilly the amount proposed I, be
taken the lowest rate Of interest aud the preminm but
smaller fraction ban equnrter per cent will be
tanned bid. Tie State the ht accept tho
whole part of the offered, unless proposal
spuistes to The contrary Bids must be direct aud exp
Cit No conditional hypothetical proposal for less
than will bereceived Upon the acceptance Of the
posal tho orethrd Of the money must be paid into tho
State Treasury mmcdatey another third u 90 and the
maihder in 10 days thereafter aud upon the alton
ot loan will be issued accordingly. Tho proposals.
directed under seal the oce O the Com
monwcaltb endorsed Propoa's for Loan They wilt
be opened until the period for disclosing their has
arrived wheu alteration in the terms will permitted
The Secretary of the Commonwealth III the
Governor State Treasurer Auditor General such other
to be shall open and pub
sh said proposals. when the Governor will award the loan
TO the lowest and best bidder or bidders.
r. w. HUGHES, Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Sccretarys bur May 4
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NEw HAVEN May ~ 1852.
grand mass temperance convention convened to-
day at Brewster Hall Delegates present from every
town in The State. Tho object of tho convention l. to
unto in drawing up petitions from al, sections Of the
state and present the whole in form to thu LegsY
tc Low in session for the purpose possible OF securiag
the enactment Of the Maine law and, in the event II
fiiurc. To arrange for another campaign Among the
speakers ale Rev IL Chaplin, Neal Dow, l.. Il. BaHum,
and j. Nj. Reed. Great enthusiasm prevails
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TNHE CHEAPEST PLACE TO GET THE HEALTHY
Spring Mattresses (from SIS to $50 )Iron Ecdstea h
Iron Furniture for cottages country seats hotels &c
Lounges and Couches. all prices cheap Broad
above Spring side All kinds Furniture
neatly repaired vanished
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Veto of the Liquor Bill Ia Massac husetts
by Gov. boutwell,.

. ACTION on THf sESATE-GREAT EXCITEMENT, ETC.
Bosros. May ~, 1852.
The Liquor hill passed by Legislature embodying
the Maine law this forenoon vetoed by Gov Bout.
well portion of citizens are highly delighted
with the result and it il proposed TO fire Ave hundred
guns o. the Common. On the other hand many arc
bitterly denouncinrit
BosroS, May 19-P. M.
tioyernor Boutvclrs veto Of the Liquor bin was the
subject OF debate in the Senate this y. NJ, and
finally the question taken passing tho bill against
the veto which resulted in yeas 81 nays 15-not two
thirds consequently the veto stands good As the chief
ground Of the veto the open ballot In submitting the
bill a. The people Senator Keyes offered draft Of
the bill substituting the ballot which was passed
10 be engiossed The bill N tnis form sent to the
Horse bu' that body being the point of ournment
for ne dny refused to receive it, and the subject will
pro' ably come up to morrow There is much excitement
upon the matter.
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DRAFTS ON IRELAND, &C THE SUBSCRIBERS
~ draw eight draft various bauhs han kers In
England irelard and Scotland; in snms 70 suit
WILLIAMS Il GUION. No. 40 Fuiton street.
Passage can be secured by the star OF LII
yerposi packets sailing lst 9th llh snd 9Th of
ovsry month
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Army Intelligence.
Generals Wool and 1wiggs are in Washington busi
connected with the Army Asylum.
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MONEY TO L0AN-IN SUMS TO SUIT APPLICANTS.
NA on watches, jewery, diamonds dry ids, and ancy
articles, nt the Lie Insurance aud Office. ~
zen street. O6ce hours from 10 81 & aocio,k B-Per-
sons dealing with this .ce will he
and confden tial manner
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A RoMA1le AND STRENGTHENING rINcruRE

n for the Toeth-Ths vegetable. donti rice has the pco
the beachng the teeth the
time them against pain au1 decay and
every kind Of tootbaohe IL does pgss tho
eorrodnr perncous effects ~ kreosoo otcr ruga
that usually applied to the teeth IL ssn he
successfully employed after happening TO take thoc modi
Slich impair the loosen the teeth such
mercury other metallic r.cparations Price ~ coats
per bottle. For sale by NJ. furtenbioh Wiskemann,
Of Rcade aud Hudson streets Thomas Cream
Broadway and Waller street. Codaingt0n, 303 Hrd
street and 7J Broadway Dr. Warner 20j Bccokcr treet
corner Of Mneta Ftroet Grccnlcas knsey. b2 Ncsey
street; Rushtop Clark Il Co., l1 and G3 Broadway and
10 sstor House; sands corner Bowery SprinI street.
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DOUBLE SH + EFT.


A N ACTIVE PARTNER WANIED-WlTH A CAPT
n tai OF $4,000 to S25 0O in business % the f,t
where there IL invested ,pta) of $50 and
dons Ist rate business. of rhe
60 retire from active To silent partnerip. Aldr B.
S., at the Office of this paper.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS --UHt0 AND MfSSIS
sealed proposals win be received oicss of tho
0ersigned, In the cities OF Cincuna ST. Lou until the
10th day OF June next for the sradn masonry and br
IDg OF the following portions OF te Fret
the intersection Of the Madison nnd Indianapolis sa,r
Second-From lllinotstown, opposite ST. ians exteudng
~ miles easteriy point the of rayie
and pro6les Of the line will be ready Tor e.t ani all
and after the 2ith inst For the rctuuiay 2i3
proposals will be received from parties desire bid
for the work upon their such infor
naon the engineer will be able the character Of
eress. ship firms bddins win
member of tho firm. H. c. SEYMOUR co.
DROPOSALS FOR coal AND WOOD FUK rdE
i United states-Written and sealed proposals will
received at the office VI the Department
u. army, No State street n. NJ out the I'D the
current month the bad. a. b. the tects,on
eight hundred and ty red sh hruheh and
cd anthracite Coal be delivered yards
yernors Island and Bedl"e lsian and the wharf
Fort Hamilton the quantity at sach pace 20 be
fifty TO be delivered nt any time and delivery
begin practicable after the
20 be finished prior December ensuing he
mined at the place of delivery and ut the Of
for TO exceed 200
Oak Wood l2o cubic feet the
1vered At tho above Places such may
viousy designated and be vouent received
tractor; delivery to begin be Bonds
with proper suretes, whose and residences will
expressed in the bids will be required for the faithful peY
formance Of tho contracts THOs; SWORDS 1t Col
and Quartermaster, u 8. A.
Omcc oIhe No State street,
New York. May 8th 1861.
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ITO PERFUMERY DEALERS-A PERSON LATELY
arrived from Paris. perfectly competent in anuf4c
turing perfumery and toilet soap in all its branches having
had the management Of of the art houses in Pals
would like to make 60 manufacture
for house in this city which has facilities for its
disposal ANY house wishing to in that
Toilet Herald Office.
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DRIZE MEDAL AT TUE WORLDS FAIe LONDON

DAPER aANGiNGs.-THoMAs FAYE CO., NO.
1876 Pearl street Madison, call the attention Of
iear and purchasers generally to their extensive assrt
Of foreign and domestic Paper Hangrgs Of
ety and style, particularly their fine Oak Velvet and
Gold decoratons which they have screens
to show the most xpcrisDood what
thu will be when the walls The public In vited
cnI and examine this and unique Tho
most artstcal workmen employed 20 haug the
NOTICE -PLANES.-J. w. FARR CO, PREMIUM
~ plane makers have renewed their place of business
fr s9 fifth street to 6j Bowory Walker street.
where they have hand large assor ment Of planes
reasonable terms.
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Affairs In Albany,

MOVEMENTS OF koSsUTH-PRorOsED LOAN TO THE
susQuEuANhA RAILROAD C0MPANY--cRIMiNAL
PAKDONEp.
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100 IN ILLINOIS.--WANTED TO PURCHASE
wv lands In Illinois granted to soldiers for
the OF 1872 which have for many years. sold and
psst redemption for tho taxes. Apply to or address III
MATTSON No Nassau street, second story giving
ter cotton, town, and range.
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nAUTlON.-PATENT ROSIN OIL-TO PREVENT Sc
~ rious accident and imposition would give notice that
tho only place where the real Patent Kosin Oil he
bought in New Ycrk is Mt the Rosn Oil Company Store
Broadway We sell 1t TO dealers in the city prevent
mistakes keep other article 1t Is free from
smell explosion. and costs but half per hour or
steady bcautfulight Tubes fitted to oil fud lamps
city, free Of expense. II. PARMENTIER for Rosin Oil
Com
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RANK OF ST. MARY's NOTES COLUMBUS GA !.
II bought by j. 7. VAN vLEGK L. READ,
q Vail str ct, near Brpxd.
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Circular Of tho Canal Com lnissiOncrs.
STATE OF Nrw Yon,

The following circular has been issued by the Canal
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-25
sAHAa asgH
[Slz,&2zed

sSaf4<ss@<tzeet rr~s
LYNUHBuBG To BUCHANAN.
FNBROUGH TO bypchbufg ia 81 hours tare--. IS so
Il Do to Lexington in two days, fare-... 90
Do to Buchanan in two days. fare 90
Ourpacket boats leave Richmond for Lynchburg daily
usual NJ, Sundays excepted and arrive there in
81 hours.
Passengers by the Tuesdays Thursday and Saturdays
boats connect IN Lynehbug with the boats for Buchan
and arrive at NJ and with the stage line North
River, and arrive IN Lexington at 5 p NJ.
The trsveller nowwh economy and comfort survey
the most beautiful scenery in the mountains Virginia
The view at Balcony Falls, where the James passes
through the Blue Ridge in itsefa sufficient inducemedt
for passengers to take this line and hewhoe above
Lynchbrg at every bend of the James presents comb
nation otrver and mountain scenery unsurpassed in any
country.
The distance from the North River the Natural Bridge
is only six miles.
Returning, leave Buchanan 4 NJ. and Lexington at
u NJ Wednesday, Friday and sunday, and arrive in
LynchbWg at 5 2 NJ.
Below card conference.-the distances between Rich
mond and Lynchburg, for fare and hours of arrival
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JAMES WINSTON,
COMMISSION Merchant, Market H fridge.
OFFERS SALE
100000 LBS 1dooo TG Ss ga amy s Bacon a..o
$4,000 lbs Western Bacon-loose and in hhds
$50 kegs Lard and Butter
$50 bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee
$50 hhds, boxes and bbls Porto Rico euba Ioa
and clarified Sugars ' o
25 hhds Cuba Moasses
Madeira Wine NAN
so bbs Vinegar
10 bbls Lard Oil
$50 boxes adamantine and tallow Candles
100 do Soap
100 do sx10 and 1Ox12 Glass
100 kegs Nails
100 packages Pouchong, Imperial and 6unpewder
Teas
500 bags best Peruvian Guano
100000 Principe and best Havana Segars
Brazil sugar Raisins, Cheese, Almonds
sautern Wine, Fire Brick, Cement
Hardgrove's Tobacco, Irish Glue
Poudrette, Cow Peas.
ALSO
$4,000 feet Tobacco Box Plank
100000 large cypress heart Shingles
156 bales n c. Cotton. nm