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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-02-11

/ certify the above to be a correct copy as
published by the Secretary of State in the
Columbus papers.
r.. X. PRICE, Auditor II. G.
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The prosecutionsin Harrison county were
for ~manslaughter Petit Larceny A.
Assault and Battery 3-Retailing without
Ii license 6. Offences committed under the
influence of liquor, s.
No other ofour neighboring coun-
lies are reported. Harrison county,
it will be seen, presents a very fair
contrast compared with her neigh
bors. This fact speaks volumes for
the morality of our people, and
shows that while VIC have the rich
est Iand-raise better horses, sheep
and hogs-work harder--and have
the prettiest women. we also, are a
law abiding community.
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Handsome present.-Neal Dow,
ESQ.,, Mayor ofPortIand, Me-, has
had a very handsome silver pitcher
presented TO him for his efforts in
behalf of the Temperance cause -
He is theauthor ofthe Maine Liquor
Law.
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hundred and fhy-One, be and the same
hereby repealed.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
W. NEDILL,
President of the Seuste.
January -. 1859.
TNo
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mo. e.
ny ACT

lNo. 81
AN ACT
To eede 10 the United States the jurisdie-
ton Of Green Island, in Lake Erie, and in
the county Of Ouowa. for the site of .
Liget House.
SIC. /. Be 1t enacted by the General As,
sembly of the State Of Ohio, That the juris.
diction Of Green Island, in Lake Erie. and
lying in the county Of Ot.owa, and in the
Stale of Ohio. purchased by the United State,
of America for the purpose Of erecting a light
house thereon, and containing thirty-two a.
ores Of land, be and the same is hereby ce.
ded to the United States, for the use and
purpose of a light house; provided, that the
jurisdiction so eeded shall not extend so as
TO impede or prevent the execution of any
process OF law under the authority of this
State, except so FAR as it may effect any Of
the real or personal property of the United
States on said Island; and the same shall be
and remain exempt from taxation, so long as
nc continues the property of tho United
States.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
w. MEDILL,
President of the Senate.
January 10, 1852
mo. s..
AN ACT
To repeal so much of the acts fixing the
times for holding Courts of Common Plea,
as relates to the counties of Erie and Lo
rain.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Genera
Assembly ofthe State of Ohio, That so mucl
of the act fixing the tim9s of holding the
Courts Of Common Pleas iu the thirteenth
Judicial Circuit, as relates to the county o
Erie. passed January 10th, 1851, and 81
much Of the act prescribing the times O
holding the Court of Common Pleas in tn,
fourteenth judicial Circuit, as relates to TIN
county of Lorain, PASSED January twenty
seventh, 1851, be and the same are hcreb,
repealed.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
W. MEDILL,
" President of the Senate.
January l6, 1859.
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.eThe Drawirg Room COMPANION"


"The Drawing Room Companion"
This is without doubt, the pref
test pictorial paper, published in the
~. 5. At the commencement of
the present volume, it was brought
out in a new dress, which makes it
look beautiful. Ii any of yon want
an Eastern paper, that is really
worth the money, send your name
to f. Gleason, Boston. Mass. Terms
in advanee--$2 a volume or "a a
year.
The Temperance Petitions
We are requested to say, to those
who have petitions on the subject Of
temperance, that it is expected
that they will return them 10 J. p,
Wood, Secretary of the Society, on
or before Thursday. the 10Th inst
with as many names to them as they
can get. A mass meeting is to be
held on that day, and they want 70
know how many names can be pro-
cured in Harrison county.
kV-Jenny Lind was married last weel
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Sentinel & farmer.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Judge ofthe Supreme Court,
WILLIAM B. W
For member ofthe Board Of he PaJlic Works,
NJ B. STEEDMAN.
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AN All ss Ma4
T~arepeal the act entitled an "Aet to fx che
tipes for holding Courts in the eleventh
Juiiei4l Circuit.
SEC. 4. Be it ENACTED BY the General AS
sembly Of the State Of Ohio. That tlsa act
Kntitled an Z Act to fx the times for holding
Eoursein the elesenth judicial Circuit, ?
passed January ninth, cue Thousand eight
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and fhy-One, be and the same is But
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY.

EXCHANGE HoTEL-P Coles and lady, y
4 Coles Albenarle; Frazer, Jennings dap;
fiaines. u N; Hare end friend, petersburg q
shaekiford. CuIpepper: NJ Crockett, Marion, We;
! M Keacs, Raleigh, N C; A B Nichols, Liberty
Langlois, N York; NJ bennington, Lynchburg,
T Maddox, A Lawrence. Phiiada; J McWharter,
New York; Mr. Graham and lady, Exeter, II; H
Smith and lady. Mr. and Mrs Rogers, York; 8 j
Kirby, Va DR. II w Tabb, Mathews co; Cakes
and lady, N York.
AMERICAN HOTEL w Fairbanks, Boston;
C Copeland. Roxbury Mass; III Weston, N York
II jackson, Augusta, Ga; DIR Sam johnson, C A
Truston, Tenn; T Collins, Augusta co, Va; B
Darmch, NJ B Bitter, Phisds; ] H Roy, Richmond
Crawford, E Manton, Weldon, CT 6
Sutton, Charleston; T c Hinckley, Appomattox; NJ
T Clark, Gloucester; Mr. and Mrs Rogers, r Smith
and lady, New York
CITY HOTEL-F w Headman, Phla; Isaac
Steers williamsburg; L II Clagett, Steamer Bel
videre; F Fl Williams, Washington; ] Wheasley
Caroline; Fl Terrell, New Kent; 7 Blake, Henri
CO; Gen Muse, E Banks, Essex; Talisferro
Caroline; ] Tompkins, King William co; w
Pendleton Bethany College; Mallory, c X
Abraham. Buckingham; nj Johnson, YORK
Jas McCaryo Mecklenbutg II C Bond Phila.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-G Depp, Powhatan; 4
| l. Dibbie, Chesterfield; G G McDeaIman, q
| Bass, Powha tan; ] H SheaTer, NJ Parkde, Peters
| burg;J Osborne. Richmond; r Buchanan, Rock
| bridge; w w keree, Bedford; T Harvey, Char
! lotte; w Carter, Nottoway w II Hancock. Anne
! liza; Il T Mayo, Richmond; Rice Texas; ]
| Fame, II Fame, Tenn; w Halloman, Mrs Hal
| loman, Warrenton.
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FnrIGRANT PASSAGE AND REMIT.
TANCE AGENCY.

EmIGRANT PASSAGE AND REMIT.
TANCE AGENCY.
PASSAGE TICKETS IN THE OLD EETAB-
LIsHED SWALLOW TAIL LINE
OF London and liverpool Packets,
GRINNELL, MINTURN a. CO, OWEERS.)
go The undersigned are sole Agents e.
NkSHfor the sale of passages in the absve 4Rf
line. composed of the following first class Ships
New World Queen of the West, Constitution,
Liverpool Ashburten Albert Gallatin, Constantine,
Patrick Henry, American Congress, Cornelius
Grinnell Independence, Yorktown, Prince Albert,
Sir Robert Peel, London.
For the accommodation of emigrants, and to
protect them from any imposition we win direct
SIGHT DRAFTS
On Edwards, Sanford L. Co., London, for any
amount from g upwards payable at any bank in
the United Kingdom without discount.
Irishmen wishing to send money to their
friends, or bring them out from the "old country,
will find Drafts and Passages the most reliable
means.
ADAMS e. CO., No. 5, 14th street
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THE DAILY DISPATCH


Srx.ry.-Ou motion Of MIR. Harris, u was
,ssolved that this day, and every subsequent
fourth Friday be devoted to the cons,derslIons o.
the private bills, TO which no objection shaii DC
A motion to take up the deficiency bill was
rejected. .;,.r.a
The private calendar was then considered
and several bills were passed.
House. OF REPREsENTATvEs.-M BROOKS
mad a reply TO what MIR. Mangum SAID aooa'
him in the Senate yesterday.
Mr.. Stanly made few remarks IN relation
to a former remark of Mr.. Brooks with regard
TO the South.
The bin for the relief of the Monroe Raj
road Company, and their securities, was pass
ed.
~, ,hs homes,ead bill on next Thursday.
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole on the state of the Union upon that SUP
iect, when debate ensued.
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THE BURNING OF THE NATIONAL THEATRE
AT BosToS.-The National Theatre, at Boston,
which was destroyed by fire on Thursday
morning, was owned by William Sohier. who
purchased il of Mrs. Pelby. 1t was insured
for $4,000, and leased to Messrs. Fenno &
Wright whose loss is $4,000. and no insu-
rance. All the wardrobe, scenery, properties,
&c, were consumed, several actresses losing
their all. Mrs. Forrest and Mr.. Vandenhoff,
who played there to full house, the night
previous, ii is said lost the whole of their large
and valuable wardrobe.
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FRENCH CAPES AND MANTILLAS.
We have in store very handsome assortment
OF French Cspes and Mantilias:
Rich white watered silk Capes
Handsome black do do
Rich blue watered do do
Rich colored do do
Black silk lace Mantas
Black silk lace Shawls
Also, in store, VI ry handsome and rich supply
OF white embroidered Grape Shawls; also, colored
embroidered Grape ScaFis, which we will sell at
prices to suit, at
CHAS. HARTWELL & co.'s,
ap ~ l07 Bread street
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TEA IN SOUTH CARoLINA.-Dr. JuBius
Smith announces in a communication to the
GreenyiIl Moun,aineer that he has just received
fresh supply OF tea nuts, and one case of tea
plants from China. The tea plants that have
arrived were shipped from Shanghai in Octo.
her, and all are supposed to be fthe green tea
species. The Doctor hopes he says, yet to
see the hills and valleys of Greenville clothed
with tea plants, and the railroad cars freighted
with teas.
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EAGLE FOUNDRY.

THE subscriber having removed to the large
Foundry just erected by him, and fitted out
with rnachfr cry of the latest and most approrc-
STYLE is in addition to the manufacture OF Tobac-
CO Fiattening Mills prepared to receive orders for
stationary Steam Engines, Saw and Grist Mills, Ag-
rieultural Machines, Tobacco Presses of every de-
scription and all kinds of iron and brass Castings
He pledges himself TO execute faithfully and with
despatch all work entrusted to him, and respect
fully solicits call from his friends and the public
generally. PHILIP KAHN,
Cary, between Pearl and 5th streets.
The highest cash prices paid for old CASTINGS,
brass and copper ap 6-dlm
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LADIES' BOOTS, sHOES

LADIES' BOOTS, SHOES, =
0z1zA &C., &c--The subscriber respect III
fully informs the ladies and the public gene. III
rally, that he keeps constantly ON hand ~
large and well selected assortment Of all kinds of
Ladies' and Cnildrens' Shoes, too numerous TO
mention, and manufactures to order every STYLE in
his line which can be called for, ofihe finest dus
ty and of the best materials at the shortest notice
and at the lowest prices. call is solicited at No
l76. opposite Farmers Bank.
JAMES B. LEACH
ALSO-A large stock Of Gentlemen's Boots
Shoes, &C., kept on hand and manufactured in the
most fashionable style, by Mr. JACOB KARR.
N. B.-Store formerly occupied by Karr & Bro
Their. 40 Sim
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RICHMOND STOVE WORKS.

ID The best premium and air tight Cook Stoves,
uarlor. Office, and factory heating Stoves hollow
ware FRONTS, CRATES, and TENDERS. To
the above department the attention OF dealers m
This civ and throughout the State is invited. IRON
RAILINGS for dwellings, balconies. verandahs,
parks and tombs, comprising the most desirable pat.
terms of Gothic Grecian and fancy styles, win be
manufactured to order at short notice. :.
NH 30-1m
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ksSa HOUSE, SIGN TANNING

ESSA HOUSE. SIGN PAINTIN
~ land GLAZING, WHITENING AND
ssaz.zssS COLORING WALLS, Corner 18th and
Franklin streets, opposite Exchange Hotel-The
Subscriber avails himself of this method to return
his grateful thanks to the public generally for The
very liberal patronage they have been pleased to
bestow on him during the past twelve years he has
been engaged in the above branches OF his proies.
sion assuring his patrons, and others in the city
and country having work in his line if they wish It
well executed, with good materials at low prices,
they would do much for their interests to give him
call, he is in the habit of buying his materials
by the quantity at low rates for cash. he the efore
hatters himself that in particular win he be be
hind the times, either as to price, beauty, dura.
biliiy Of workmanship. Any job in his way of the
value of five cents TO thousand dollars and up-
wards, will be thankfully received, and faithfully
attended to. A large assortment of Window Glass
which he would be pleased to work up in old an
new sash very low; also, fine lot of seasone
sign boards snd prepared tins, which he coul
paint to order at short notice. 90 per cent less tina
such work has heretofore been done. Please civ
him a call. JAMES M. CARTER
fe lS-3m
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DIVE WEARS FXPERIENCE I'm VHE

DIVE NIEfNIENCE IN
L ART, with good north light, and the most
approved apparatus, and every improvement in
possession, warrants in saying to the citizens
of Richmond, and strangers visiting the city, that
we fearno honorable competition in the production
of correct and uniading DaguerreOtypes, either
of children OF adults. We never ask persons more
for picture than We intend to take, and we would
here say that prices are less than some artists
in the city will ask you. but We 90 not say that they
are less, or as low as those artists will take them
for. call is respectfully solicited.
MINIS s. WATSON, Dsguerreotypists,
351 Main street, (Mansion House, Richmond; Syc.
amore street, Petersburg, Va. apl Is
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d EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-We will
IL sell lot of about five acres of LAND, North.
east Of the city, just beyond the corporation
line improved with neat, small dwelling house,
handsomely enclosed, a kitchen barn, and an
icehouse; together with other conveniences The
whole lot is under good plank fence, is very pro-
ductive and has on it of the best springs in the
vicinity of the city. The situation is very high and
healthy and is altogether most desirable retreat
for small family. For terms, apply to
TOLER & COOK,
an / General Agents
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RATES REDUCED.

RATES REDUCED.
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANG EMENT BY
STEAMSHIP ROANOKE.
Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk and ". York.
NA The superior side wheel steam
A. ship s'Roanoke, - Lewis Parrish
NAssAEzIIy. commander, leaves Richmond every
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. for
New York, touching at City Point for Petersburg
passengers same evening, and leaving Norfolk the
next morning, "wednesday at II o'clock, and ar
irving in New York the next day. Thursday
Saloon passage, with fine stateroom accommoda
tons, meals included, from Richmond or Pc
tersburg. -----........S $40
Do do from Norfolk to New York do. 8
Storage passage half the above rates.
The Roanoke leaves New York on her return trips
every Saturday afternoon, at o'clock, from pier
Is North River.
The freight on measurement goods from New
York to Petersburg and Richmond has also been re.
duced to cents per foot.
LUDLAM g. PLEAsANTS, Agents,
New York.
LUDLAM & WATSON, Agents,
Richmond
70 Any goods sent to the care of the agents in
New York for re.shipmeIt, will be attended to free
of commission.
Passengers for Norfolk, per steamship Roanoke,
will be charged the same price as by the river
boats, viz: So and meals extra
apl0 LUDLAM e. WATSON.
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e@nASa DIRECT LINE FROM
SLGJsEEA GREENSBORO, N. C, TO RICH.
MONO AND PETERSBURG, VA-On and after
the first day of April 1882, there will be line Of
Four Horae Post Coaches, direct from Greensboro,
N. C to Burkeville, Va, via Danville, Halifax H
and Charlotte G II, to Burkeville where they ron.
meet with the Richmond andsDanvile Railroad and
also with the South Side Railroad from that place
to Petersburg.
This line viii run regularly three times week,
leaving Richmond and Petersburg at II o'clock, 4
M, every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday and ar
rive in Greensboro the second day, at 81 AN.
cave Greensboro every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday at ga M, and arrive IN Richmond and
Petersburg secondary at II P NJ.
Fare through from Greensboro to Richmond or
Petersburg; Sl2.
Passengers By this line will go through without
delay. The line connects with the ynctburg and
Danville line of coaches at the latter town
J. HOLDERBY & CO.
ap l9-2m p FLAGG & co
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UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
PHILADELPHIA.


r. The splendid Steamships Penn.
1F syIvania and Virginia leave
M<4Lag Richmond alternately every FIVE
days, for Philadelphia
These Steamers are both new, and have very su-
perior state room accommodations. The Captains
are men of much experience in their profession,
and we can highly recommend this route to the
travelling community for comfort, speed and econ
omy.
Tobacco manufacturers will find it to their ad.
vantage to give this mode of transportation the pre-
ference as being much less likely to deface their
boxes in getting them to market.
Goods sent to our consignment for re shipment
will receive every attention, ami be forwarded at
the usual rates
Those living in other parts of the State wishing
to engage passage to Philadelphia by these Steamers
before leaving home, can have stateroems reserved
for them by addressing u.s.
For freight or passage. apply to
MAYO & ATKINSON, on the Dock.
N. B.-As it is highly important to prevent dam
age to goods by tt cir remaining the wharf, and
for ~ othor reasons, we will have drays always
in readiness discharge of the Steamers, to carry
the freight Immediately to their various consgnees.
Draysee at usual rates. NH l3-dts
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' PASSENGER TRAIN-The passenger trsips
on this road run follows: Leaves Richmond
daily at o'clock A. NJ breakfast at the Junction
dine at Charlottesville, and reach Woodville at half
past 2, P. NJ. Returning leave Wcodyille at half
past 6, A. NJ, breakfast at Charlottesville, and ar
rive at Richmond at quarter before 2, P. NJ.
Freight Train.-The regular freight train
will leave Richmond for Charlottesville Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 5 o'clock, A. M and
for Woodville as often as business may require
Freight will not be recei red in the depot at Rich
naond after O'Clock. P. NJ E. FL GILL,
NH 25 Superintendent
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i ELEGANT PIANO FORTEs.

NEW STRING AND SUMMER STOCK
OF CLOTHING.
IA S. MERCHANT e. WEISIGER, No. liz
Main street, are now receiving their Spring
and Summer Stock OF. CLOTHING, EN-.
--1- bracing every variety and quality Their
goods were manufactured by themselves expressly
for this market, and will be sold on reasonable
terms. Merchants are requested to call and ex.
anime stock. which they will find well adapted
to their trade in style and quality.
S. MERCHANT 81 WEISIGER
N. B.-Also, large stock of Shirts and Collars
well made, and OF good material.
NH Ii s NJ g. w.
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AYERS CHERRY PRCTO-


SSMSs91 RAJ. For the cure of COUG II 8 g,
/gAA COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHI-
QA1ER It's. WHOOPING COUGH, GROUP,
~ - ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION. Many
AszSyears ottrial, instead of impairing the pub
liz G; nfidence in this medicine. has won for it an
appreciation and notoriety by far exceeding the
sanguine expectations of its friends. Nothing but
its intrinsic virtues and the unmistakable benefit
conferred on thousands of sufferers could originate
and maintain the reputation it enjoys. While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the community have
failed and been discarded this has gained friends by
every tial, conferred benefits the afflicted they
never can forget, and produced cures too numerous
and too remarkable to be forgotten.
White il is a fraud on the public to pretend that
any medicine will nfallibly cure-stil there is
abundant proof that the CHERRY PEcToRAL does
not only as general thing, but almost invariably,
cure the maadies for which it is employed.
AS time makes these facts wider and better
known, the medicine has gradually become the best
reliance of the afflicted from the log-cabin of the
American peasant, to the palaces of the European
Kings. Throughout this entire country, in every
State city, and indeed almost every hamlet it con-
tains, CHERRY PICTORIAL is known as the best rem.
edy extant for diseases of the Throat and Lungs and
in many foreign countries, it is coming TO be extern
sively used by their most intelligent Physicians In
Great Britain France and Germany, where the
medical sciences have reached their highest perfec.
ton, Cherry Pectoral is introduced and in constant
use in the Armies, Hospitals. Aims Houses, Public
Institutions and IN domestic practice the surest
ion10oJ uciA dttcuuiig IUyslCld can employ Tor
the more dangerous affections of the lungs. Also in
milder cases. and tor children it is safe pleasant and
ettectua to cure. In fact of the most fatter-
ing testimonials we receive have been from parents
who have found it eficacious in cases particularly
incidental TO childhood
The Cherry Pectoral is manufactured by prac-
teal Chemist and every ounce OF it under his own
eye, with invariabe accuracy and care tits sealed
and protected by law from counterfeits. conse-
quenty can be relied as genuine without adulter
alton.
We have endeavored here to furnish the commu.
nifty with a medicine of such intrinsic superiority
and worth should commend itself to their conf
dence-a remedy at once safe, speedy and efectual,
which this has by repeated and countless trials prov
ed isefto be and trust by great in preparing it
with chemical accuracy, OF uniform strength, TO ar
ford Physicians new agent which they can rely
for the best results, and the afflicted with remedy
that will do for them all that medicine can DO.
Prepared snd sold by
JAMES C. AVER
Practical snd Analytical Chemist,
Losoeu Mass.
Sold By PURCELL, LADD e. CO., and PEY-
TON JOHNSON, Richmond, and by Druggists
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eUMmER ARRANGEMEnT
Of the RichmOnd, Petersburgs Norfolk,
"a New York Steamship Company.

0f the RfChmOnds fetefHuuT&s NVEASsA3
ara New York Sfeamshfp Company.
eeA The new double snsine ,s steam I'M
1faE CITY or NORFOLK win h ps;s.s
ana new York every Thursdsy, giving ample time
ii each mort 10 receive and discharge cargo good
weather only, and with the greatest possible care
We have nut our rates of freight as low as we can
possibly siford with the hope Of receiving liberal
rsupnort from the merchants generally. Our steam
ers have also splendid state-room accommooauons
far passengers. and the travelling public VIII nnd
This very pleasant well as the cheapest route 10
New York. .. M
passare and fare fret class stete-rooms. -oS w
Do do second capin. - w
ALFRED s. LEE, Richmond, sAoents.
MAILER g. LORD, New York,
ap19-ts
WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, DC
ITAVING added to our present business that OF
ri HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establishment
in the CITY of Philadelphia, are now prepare to
mt up WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS. STA.
TIoNARY WASB-STANDS, PIPES for hot or cold
water &c. which viii be done at prices to suit the
times. Persons Ia want viii please give us CALL
G. q A. BAkGAMlN, JR.,
NH e6-ts 20l, cor. Main and 10th streets.