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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-12
SERIOUS CHAReE.--Before the Mayor.

yesterday, Thomas Smith, a white man, appeared
charged by John Slaunesey with having stolen $40
note from him last Saturday evening. AS far as the
accuser could make himself ineligible, it appears
that he had been in the employ of the Messrs Green
who at the end of last week paid him S35 in money
three $40 notes and SIS note injecting with Smith
end another friend, Slaunesey invited them into
house on the canal where the whistle" was freely
wet at his expense, and he became intoxicated
Leaving this place. he visited the house of Cornelia
Smith, and here the two imbibed beer. Smith han
ded out ST. note to pay for the drinks, but Mrs. AL
len could not change it, when Slaunesey drew out
his money, spread it upon the counter, handed Mrs
A. five cent piece, and partially claimed the one
dollar note which Smith had presented, which the
prisoner declared to be his, but offered to give it
his if he wanted it, Smith then advised Slau
Messy to put up his money, and in the presence of
Mrs. Allen, aided Slaunesey to roll it up together in
paper, when it deposited in the prisoners
pocket. The two then started for the south side of
the basin, and attempted to get drinks at Shutte but
refused. They then went into Mrs. Whiting
HAMS where Slaunesey drew forth his money and
asked to have $40 note chan ged into small notes On
examining his pile he found that of his tens
missing, and therefore charged Smith with stealing
it and had him arrested.
From the statement of the complainant, who
acknowledged that he was drunk when he lost his
money, it is just likely he disposed of it way
another and the Court, therefore, very properly
refused to send the prisoner upon pretext SO
finsy. Without word from council, or the exam
nation of any evidence in behalf of the accused he
was discharged.
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IOOK ON THISI- pIlfllvTIIrpr !. a. -,

THATP'--f our readers would do more of ths -.
is TO say If they would compare the nsersb .s.s
called Daguereofypes which the work OF an ckpasri
edged Artist such as M. p. SIM0NS, thew yronid
nave no cause Tar regret Il am sorry ala net 81
70 good artist and have one taken that IooIs I;k
me-. A great many dasueusetypes taken In CIR
city look more ike drawings from Punch thsn r,or
traits OF human beings. We advise those in want az
arealiy good picture to call on SIMONS. and oar
word for it, they will be pleased with their visit
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VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS,

Plaid and Brocade Silks Rich Cashmere Plaids plain
Mernoes and de Laines French Embroderiesi in great
Variety Mourning Goods of every kind: Hosiery in
complete assortment; Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Furniture Prints; Ribbands in variety, &c. &c. &C..
large and well selected Stock OF the best styles of
these goods just received by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-12
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. II.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, rndze. and
passengers. ' = Is
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, Parish, New York, mdze.
and passengers.
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford, Bait. mdze.
Schr. Louisa Gray, Sharp, Philadelphia, coal-W
d. Colquitt Co.
Schr: American Eagle. Travis, Philadelphia, bran,
&c-W. ID. Colquitt Co. .-.- -
Schr. Eleanor Townsend, New York, flour--D.
Currie,
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FIRST PRESBYTFF1I1N 1.TI57517-

=. q = AtA5JD1 FzHlAN C7JEftH
TT s Fifst Rrssbytsrian Church will Be ouen~s e.
public wofnhip on next Sabbath 1t n oelosE 4 u u
and o'clock, r. M The Dedieaficn sermsn 81 4
presched ~ the pastor, ths Rev. r. " Nor. x /.
The sale Of Pewsln this Church VIII t.ss -
the Tuesday following, fsth instantly s. s;n 90
ocf0ck "a the afternoon, and continuing unfsS s
$3.50 ~ ~ 60 III = oc lift
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning. the 18th inst, BY the Rev.
w. H. Davis, Mr.. GEORGE F. MAYNARD. to Mics
SALLIE ". youngest daughter of Col Stafford II.
Parker, all of this city. 6,,. - +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-12

JOSEPH J. COOKE & CO., No. 10,
Greenwich street, New York
Agents for the purchase and shipment of MER-
CHANDISE for the California and Oregon Markets.
JOSEPH j.. COOKE. r--.-4
GEO. LEWIS COOKE. '--t....
JOHN HI. WILLIAMS. .,s.- .-...-.-t-s-.- .au l3-9m
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MATCHES, WATCHES, MATCHES.

BLANKETS and NEGRO CLOTHING.
Dive call the attention of faraers and others
wishing 10 purchase. large stock af Blankets,
Failed Cloths Satlnets. Jeaps hers ", Pad Linz
seys English Tweeds Plaid aud striped Damesties.
and heavy Shistings for servants All OF which We
will sell as low a. similar goods be bought any
where WARREN & PERKINS,
Roeta ssHf No l4f Rsgts Square.
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ATTENTION, EAGLE IEFANTpv,,.

Attend meeting nd drilI Of your eompanvs !. II
" o'clock. r. M. Punctual attendsnes l. ct
q business Of Importance viii be brought bs1ors ~
oc17 THos. G. POWELL. o 8,
RICHMOND LIG 1T INFANTRY
Lafayette Hail. on This Evening he izsh panys a.
y o'clock r NJ By order Of yeur Comrnsn mana, :.
Every member will be gunctuai Ia astsndance -
business of Importance win come M - as
oc IL if. REGNAGLT Let s.,,,.s =
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GTOLEN.-My BUGGY WHIP was sto-
~ len from its place, in the Buggy while standing
the door of MIR. John F. Tanner, CANDLES HILL
Hast evening, soon after dusk. e. .a ..-
1t is not the value of the Whip but wish to know
who may have been the offender, that induces this
advertisement. 1t will no doubt be offered for sale
The Whip isnew, of yellow eat-gut covering. with
two or three plated metallic bands. The lash broken
off. @ - .t.s lt = JACOB S. ATLEE.
DC. 12-It* ~ -...-s ,s-.. IA rs
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DRIME GOSHEN CHEESE, NOUN.
i TAIN BtrTsrER. and New Buckwheat Flour.
just received and for aale by
" 1870 Brpadst. Successor to r Voolfolk. ir.
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T OST, pair of Gold SPECTACLES.
II The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
them at this office. rss lH oc l2-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-12

CARPET BAG FOUND.-A large Car
~ pet Bag left at the Columbian Hotel, be.
nging to some lady. which the owner get by APP
plying at the Columbian Hotel, and paying for this
advertisement. &C 12-1t
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Y. ~.
BmADsrurs.-F1our was in more request at previously
quoted rates. Tho days sales comprised $500 bbl4.
sour 1t - 6sA ~ 81 superhne, No. 2 at - rs ~
87h 6ne rye at - So ordinary choice state at IS
~ 81 mixed to fancy Western at IS II 90 J6a
common 70 good Ohio and fancy Genesee IS 30 81 6S
fancy Ohio and mixed 10 good Southcrn AZ 81 G2 S5
SIN extra Western and fovorite Southern at 81 81 IS
fancy southern at 80 25 81 so asd extra Gene
~ - oZk 3ih. Some 100 bbls Jersey meal were
cstaned at 20 4sk % 20 per bill Wheat, ryo, and
heseoy remained as last noticed Canadian state and
Western oats were In demand at a. 4ec nor busheI
COvyA-seles have been made Of l. 600 mats and 700
30. Java, at ll,se ll1sc and 0oo bag no ct &C.
psr =.
CcrTcs.-The market cot some relief 70 ,Iay al a de-
cline Of fully quarter OF cent OF which SUI bal.
WE dispossd Of. equal 70 eXc for middlng uplands
FK00BTv TO Liverpool "a 600 bushels grain chlegu
corn were engaged at I'd In bulk. FOR Hour ,, qaa
freely offered and "a Cd asked. 800 bDs pork were en-
enecd 1t y. %. There nothing new 20 IIoyrs o,
L1sdoa. ToCal6orna rates varied from soc 10 s0c Ia
Augtsalia -four was At s3 so clipper ship took mea.
suFent goods st Soc To California rates ranged from
s6e 10 40
Rp-saIe. ~ 900 tie<ces fair we're effected ~ ~ s71
- pev 100 bs
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HARITIMR INTELLIGEyCE

GrADrp.


stoarlshlp s-Roanoke Cayendy Norfolk. Iudlan \
Plea SAINTS City ~ Richmond Mitchell Petersburg I.
McCready 20; Empire City, Winde, Ne. Orleans %
Roberts; James Adger, Dickinson, Charleston Spoford
Hlesten 4 90; Florida Woodhull Savannah Hitchil.
Ships-sca Serpent Rowland San Francisco CrinnalI
Minturn :; Co; Retcccs, Wolfe, Van Diensns Land Fos-
ter Elliott 4 Go.
Barks--Tedesco. Higgins, antwerp Hurlb1t Co
Crusoe Bsbec Ca1ers, Essmith X Sons, Warren III, !.
ke New Orleans J " EwelI & 60.
brgs-Vslhonding, Dunsco1lb, D-rnarsrs VI Smith
4 Co; LONDON Or Dlnsdslc, - kitt- w Burnfsm
Ocean Bird, Forup Curacao Boonen Graves Is Co; Win,
throp, Crovsn Senta Martha, &e Everett Brown Mary
Ann tBr) Balcar, Halifax, Losrv Grey Eagle Bram-
hall, bathhurst, Goothue n 10; Olive Kelly Attska pa
lhompson Hunter; EAsle Evans Wilmington ma ster
sehr--fre1on. lrwis, zach Aonyn, Brett Yose & Co.
Washington, Williams; Msrcna Minson Brewstey
taltinors. Van Brnnt n1ht; Ncyanier NJ Peryv phi
phis jas Hand Ella simmons Fountain do ma ter.
Mzrgsrot Arm, Hs,cus, DO jas Hand W w By,inars
Clark do, ia. liAnd; Alfred, Hilnnn Salem x W Rope,
Co. 'fS
soop.--oreeon, stur-es rreyileuce: Grirrs witt
Newport.
ARnIvYn
SeTrlshlp souihsTnrv, POSER Charleston 40 ho,r, %
sroaord, Tieston q. Deb To- IN OF care IooLo,,
exchanged signals with stcen1ship william Penn bencs
for New Orleans.
ship II II Body (of RrsnsVicl), sno, re,horp. Il,
c.gs Va Gibraltar, 81 ds-r, TO wlLaon Brown
fs,k Armada (os Piyinouth), Brewer, Mareiils4 %
days, N master
iari walsh tof Tl.ouss ton) KeIock, BORDEAUX "a
days 70 Cosvcn Y IN. Dec ~. In gale spiit sail,
sprung leak, and sustained Other damage.
Bark Brnnetb (of Belfast, Me) hcGfsth, HatsDza ~
days 10 mater No date lat 80 A. Ion "a H. bark
~cott Eyer, from Crdens for Boston.
ioh Central America Chill SEVERN Havana, II daYs
10 Mathews, Finnecan Fox. Feb :, % Cape Florida,
spoke barb Dcphua Of nnd for Boston 10 days from New
Oreans.
Park Conway (of ~ Gcorye, Hupper. 81 Marks. IA
lays 70 spll7ocd, Andersou 60 Deb lat " ss loo
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g. spoke ip Isabella (of Bsitinsre, from Hssae fsr
mig Augusta Stone, ssvsnnah, . days 10 sturges,
Chairman 4 Co.
brig wilson Fuller, Johnson Savannah, TO Durham 4
Dimon.
schr Ontario (of wAldoboro), Johnson Port au Prince
70 days TO Mayhem Talbot Edward } Lemond, Of
Brewer Me, steward, died on board the o.
Scir James King, Wainwright, Wilmington, dsya
Schr John Ferris, Bush Virginia. 2 days.
Schr Milton, Ogden, Virginia, 2 days.
Schr Samuel Appleton Ryder Boston, days
Schr Oliver ii Perry, Bullock, Rocklsnd days.
Schr Joseph Baker, Xix, Rockland, days.
schr Gazells, -, Rockland, @ days.
Schr Lucy Ames Ames, Rockland, days,
Schr Ray State, yerr, Rockland G days.
Schr Mary Flaw Walker, Accromack. days.
Schr Margaret Wane, Johnson Virginia, days
BELOW.
Br ship 'F1orena, months from Manila
ship India IS days from Callao and days from H,mp
ton Roads.
Bark Duke Of Wellington, IL day, from Cardcna'.
Brig Julia (l}rem). -.
Brig l. Watson, Titus, from Lisbon
SAILED.
Steamships Franklin, Wotton Havre; Roanake, caven-
dy, Norfolk City OF Richmond, Petersburg; james Adger
dickinson, Charleiton Florida. Woodhu Savannah EN-
pre City, Wnde, New Orleans and Havana; ships stag
Hound (cpIer), Benin San Francisco: sword Fish Col
lns do; Sea Serpent, Rowland do; Robert Center Ar
mold do Reliance Berry, do bark Edward Knudson, sa-
vannah brig AngostHra Monroe, Australia and others
Wind nj sunset, ESE.
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HAyFu-Stsamship Frsnklin--H Hutchinson Mrs
Hutchinson. Mr and Mrs Smyth Miss Lewis md scr
want, Mr. and Mrs X lockwood usrnan Louis Crof
man, New York Madame iiarter, n" xter, France Mr.
Mr. Jacobs Peter Porrer Mr. Sugnornet Hutchinson
lr and Mrs Halthauscn sister and two children Mrs Per
~, Mrs Martha Deker .on, Gregory Junr, Mr. Heg
Ter y Iiciderman, IL Weston n Decoppet Mrs Saun-
ders tive children and nuYsc, NJ and Mrs Weston Mr.
and Mrs l. Decoppet and child, New York; Mr. an1 Mr,
Tyz snd servant, Philadelphia; Misses TEsnd NJ Hutch
iDson Rev fsntbrop. New York; Dubaldi Mr. Depey.
nom, opbamburs, %feY, Weary, Hcrbng spain
Mrs Roux and child France; Masker, New York
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vT,HE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
Il panion-Iy Dr. A. NJ Mauriccau, Professor Of Dis
Of Women. Twentieth edition 16po PIP $50 Price,
81 Years Of suffering Of physical and mental anguish,
to many afectionate wife, and pecuniary dicute, to
the husband might have been spared b. timely
sion of this work II Is intended especially for the
RED or those contemplating marriage IL dscloses i'm
porant secrets which should BIO known 20 them parca
larly.
either budding into womanhood the other in tho
decline Of years. In whom ma lure cone,pl2es impor
tant change discover the causes pton and the
most efficient remedies, and tho most certain mode OF
cure in every complaint to which her sex is subject
Extract Of letter from gentleman In Dayton, Ohio
DAYTON, May !, 1861.
Ny Dear SirMy wife has been perccptbly sinking for
three more in consequence NJ her great
anguish and suffering some months before and during her
confnement-every successive one and more debii
Eating and rosratng her. putting her life in imminent
danger and which the last OCCASION despaired Of
I supposed this state OF things inevitable and re-
signed myself to meet the worst At this time, (now
about two months heard your book highly spoken Of
containing some matters reaching my On ts
cept and peruai cannot express to tho relief ID
afforded my distressed mind and the joy its pages i'm
parted to my wife, on learning that the grea. discovery
Of NJ N. Dasomeaux provided q remedy. II opened q
prospect TO me which little conceived possible Bot
for this, another year would have passed ray
head in all human probability my wife would hayo been
in her grave, and my children motherless.
-, Oh course mpracacahs to convey moro fully tho
ly intended for the married. those
rage For sale at 222 Broadway No 2Astor House and
little 4Ssn once JOSEF sssr Moss ss
Peterson No. 90 Chestnut ssreet, Philadelphia On the
receipt Of ST. copy win 10 transmitted by ail free Of
postage, TO part Of the United Satcs All letters
must BE- addressed post paid to Dr. A. NJ SsuRICEAU.
office l2e Liberty street. New York, or hos l,2% New
York Post Office.
pamphlet of sixteen pages, moro rrry explaining thu
gentleman who ny desire H. free ofsSpensc to any parA
of the United States, by addressing as above.
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above buyers views. 100 bbs. Old procured
at Sl6 Sly e18. Some 10, 600 lbs shoulders
were purchased at &c per ID. Lard in better de-
mand 500 pkgs haye been bought at exc loo. per
ID Beef ruled firm with sales OF 200 bbis at full prices
No change occurred in beet hams, butter or cheese
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Al the resldence Of Alderman VIM H. Cornell "a Sc
oond street. on Thursday, Feb 10 by Alderman VIM M.
Tweed, Mr.. JANIS H. SASDERs to MARY f. MsYRns both
OF this city
ON Sunday Feb l. by the Rev Mr.. Stead. OF Astoria,
L. L. EUGENE B. rRAsKiiy to Miss ElIxABsa JACKSON, OF
Glenn Cove L. l.
On saturday Feb II, by the Rev. Mr. Maclsne THOMAS
HINES to Miss ELLEN RRANsFlELD, both Of this city
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VXTFEKLY LINETO CAIIFORNrA-Us MAI. STEAM.
Wv Chip Company and Pacific Mail Steamship COMPANY.

Satisfied that the public interests and convenience
mand weekly line between New York and San Francis
CO. the Pacific and United States Mail Steamship Compa-
nethe pioneers in steam navigation between the At
ntic and Pacific portswill at arrange their ships
ly service to a weekly line, commencing the Goth
proxiIno, follows:-Ieaye New York the 5th 18TH
10th and eSth leave San Francisco the 1st 3th 10th
and Gath The spare tonnage Of the companies and the
safety and regularity with which they have heretofore
performed their voyages, afford the bost guarantee
against detention and accidents These companies are
prepared with their extra tonnage and the facilities
which long experience affords them only fully to ac-
conmodae the public but to do at the most favorable
ruto
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NTEDfCAI. ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUrDE->A
lNl practical treatise before published twenty
five cents copy, free OF postsge Sold he Strnger 4
Townsend 222 j. G. Harriet s22 Broadway and by the
author, N. Larmont physician and surgeon AZ Keads
street. corner Of Broadway ~ r., who're no treats an
10 In the evening.
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Photographic Marine Reports.

NEW UKIItANs Foo D
4Arrved-Brigs Keying and II kellcck, Boston
Feb IL.
Arryel-ship Sedan, Boston; bark Byron, New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb H.
Arryod-Steamshp Georgia Sayannah-spoke Feb IL,
oil Cape lookout, steamship William Penn from NYork
fnrN
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NOR SAVANNAH AND FIORIDA---U g. MAIL LINE.
T. The superio, steamship ALABAMA, Captain G.
from pier No. 4 North river. Apply TO SAMUEL. L.
MITCHELL 1e4 Front street fhe FLORIDA, Captain NJ.
$. Woodruff. on Saturday, February 20. For speed,
supart1x an Tho coast
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NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE
IN Through to San Francisco, via Aspinwall and Pa
mama. No detention the Isthmus. At greatly re-
duced rates. The and fast side wheel amship
UNION, q 500 tons burthen,) Richard Adams, Commsn
der viii leave New York for Aspinwa, (Navy Bay from
pier No North River, on Saturday, March 5th, at
O'Clock H. precisely, connecting with the and mag
nifcent side wheel double engine steamship WINFIELD
SCOTT, 100 tons) Edward Dunn, Commander, which
steamer win be in readiness at Panama to receive the
Unions passengers, and sail Immediately for San Fran
cisco. The accommodations and ventilation Of the Win
hshcd on the voyage between New York and Panama and
while the Pacific coast is unsurpassed Every exer
ton will be made the part of the line to insure COM
fort expedition and safety Passengers will be landed
the wharf Aspinwa Free taking the Panama Railroad,
and cautioned that tickets for this line sold only
at % Broadway. DAVIS BROOKS CO., General Agents.
mail bag Is made up at the above Office, under the
United States Postage law for the convenience Of the
public
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NOR SYDNEY, AUSTRALM.-TIH CLIPPER SHIP
II ST. THOMAS, Captain MerrA, having four 6fths
Of her cargo engaged, will have immediate despatch
above. Having extensive Accommodations for and
second class passengers persons destined for Australia
win End II to their advantage to examine thu superior
fast sailing vessel before engagng kor balance
IT'S 90 Beaver street. or SCAMIDT BALGHEN, los nnd
107 Wall street.
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kpt NAN fRANuCO, CAL, PAS-AGE-THE PACK
IL e. ship RpSCoE Captain smith, TO sail on the 18th
INST can comfortably accomoo late ten twelve pas
ssng~s Apply to the captain On board tho yesel foot
Of lb'rteti street, North river.
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TvOR I1vRPON-UNrrED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
II ATLANTIC, Capt. James West This steamship win
depart with the United States malls for Europe positively
saturday, Feb 10Th, at IL O'Clock n from her dock
ct the foot Of Canal street No berth secured till paid
for For freight passage, having uneq uaed
dAti0ns for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO., 90 Wall street.
Passengers requested TO be board at IL X A. n
The steamship Arctic viii succeed the Atlantic and sad
March 6th.
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EoR NORFOLK, PETE%sBURG AND RICHMOND
Inc United states nail steamship ROANOKE, X
sAvendy commander viii leave per IL NORTH river or
saturday February 2sth, at O'Clock p n FOR freight
apply o. board, and for passaes 20
LUnl.AN 8 PILAshNTs. S Front stresk
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CuAHIHroy-Steamship Southerner-J CsrYalo iady
ard three children VI Wyants. II T. ha.torton wor
rel, Campbell Rsiford, Capt Jepkins-Ia in seecago
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CHIPPERS PER SHIP CORTNNE FOR SAN FRAN
- cisco, win please send in their bills adng for sigma
portuny is afforded for LADY passengers by this vessel
For passage only having superior accommodations apply
Immediately to RUSSELL. Il NORTON, 81 Old slip, or
Pee CHURCH, l20 Wall street, or on board, at pier
10 J.. Il.
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A UsTRAIJA CLIPPER LINE-THE SHIP AKBAR
IA will saii on tho 10th inst. Can accommodate few
more passengers. Apply TO WIN. T. DUGAN, - Front
street, or to ARKEIL ELLIOT, lac Pearl street.
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LN0R sAyANNAH-THE NEW AND SPLENDID STDR
IL wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Captain W.
Collins carrying the United stes mall will leave PhilA
deiphis Cor savannah Wednesday, tho 10th inst nj
10 O'Clock A. 81. from the wharf, above Vine street. Ia
speed and strength and in every arrangement for the
comfort ma convenience Of passengers this ship rs un
surpassed. Fare from New York philadelphia, SIS
stersge 80 The state Of Georgia leaves as above every
alternate Wednesday, Agents In PhiladspAla, Heron
Martin, No e'K North .harvos Ia savannah, 9. A. L.
IAD.r
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TNUtPFNDENT IINE--THRUUIfH TICkETS FUKEAlI-
L fornis via Aspnwsi and Panama.-The and spen
did steamship UNCLE SAM 1000 tons, W. A. Mills, com
mander will leave New YORK for AspinwAll Saturday
February 10Th At oclock T. NJ precisely from pier
No R. The performances Of this her frst
and second voyages the that the pas
sengers will reach Aspnwa in from to eight days.
where she will connect With the and splendid steam
ship Sierra Nevada, 1000 tons, Wilson, commander
which will be in readiness Panama to receive the
Francisco. Those steamships both and of the
very nrst class as to accommodation, speed and Sent
aton They by any vessel the route
Tue tables viii be supplied in the most liberal manner
both cabin and steerage passengers Every exerton
will be- made the part Of the officers and owners ton
sure safety speed and comfort Passengers viii be land
Cd at the wharf at Aspinwa and take the Panama Rail
road for the Pacific good surgeon is attached to each
ship services free Of charge to this
For freight passage apply to f. MILLS Agent No 81
Cortlandt street P. S-A mail bag will I've made up at
this Office In accordance with the Law Of Congress-
for tho accommodation of the public
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DANvARD'S PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM AND THE
Id Holy Land, Is now Open at the and spacious
Droadway adjoining the metropolitan Hotel
and continued every evening Painted from authentic
drawings made upon the spot by Mr. Barnard during
extensive tour undertaken expressly for the work Mr.
B. viii explain the paintings personally Picture moves
O'Clock. Admission, 80 CENTS children price.
VINHE LAST CHANCE TO SEE RISLEY'S ILLUSTRATED
river Thames, and the whole Of the City of London
Exhibition commencing every evening ut TX O'Clock:
and on Saturday afternoon at o'clock Price reduced
70 only % cents
L,RANKIIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM sTaEET.--GEO.
II Lea, Propretor-The above establishment Is open
every afternoon at O'Clock and in the evening at ha
past for the purpose Of Classic and Original Rspresen
tatons Of Living Statuary By Nile. Cane.s Troupe Of
Model Artists together with variety Of beautiful per-
formances For further particulsrs bills Of each day.
Admission Seats in private boxes so cents stage seats
gallery, 12k cents.