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CANADA.
The Catholic Church-Colo Adu,inistrs-
tion---Par iiamcn "A Agricultural Predacts
of Canada, &c.

Parliament ultarni Predacts
of Canada, &c.
Correspondence q The n. T. Tribune.
ToRoSro, Tuesday, Feb Is, 1854
A rescript from the Pope has been received
here ordering the Priests to pay tenth Of their sa
aries toward the support of the Bishops. THIS rescrpt
has been represented levying ythe on the Roman
Catholic people of Upper Canada 1t was issued by tho
Pope at the instance OF Council OF Bishops held nj
Quebec last year. The money thus to DO deducted
from the priests salares H. believe to go TO the sup
port Of educational institutions under the control oftha
Bishops for the training Of native priesthood. The
movement that procured the rsscrpt Is said to have
originated With Bishop Chsrbonnel of Toronto lie 10
Frenebmap and the story goes that he does not pre-
fer the Irish priests whom he hnds In Upper Canada
It 10 certain that he has made few saspensions but
thls may have been from good cause Certain Il Is that
the r. Bishop Of Toronto is anxious to train native
priesthood and for this purpose seminary IL to be
carried under his superntendence As TO tho story
about the collection of tyhes, to which the roscrpt
has given rise there already exists authority for tho
collection by Roman Catholic priests from their
people, of onetweny sixth part Of the produce Of the
soil. This rule Is strictly enforced 10 Lower Canada;
but only Ia or two counties OF the Upper Province
Some years ago ythes were collected Ia the County
Of Essex in the West, but the practice has been
abandoned. They still collected, however, In the
County OF Gil ngarry amopg the ghIsnd clans They
said TO TO be paid with some reluctance but fear
that the rites OF the Church will be denied acts spur
the less jealous among those who liable these
Ieviea In Lower Canada there lately some move
mept for communication or perhaps abolition OF tytbes;
but IL did not extend very far originated In Montreal
or rather that the center Of the agitation, which
naturally encountered the snshcmas Of the Church
A dispatch has been received by this Gov
eminent from the Colonial Secretary stating that tho
Aberdeen Administration have resolved h give up the
Clergy Reserves to the control OF the local authorities
The Derby Cabinet had come 10 contrary decision
showing that some highly important questions ths
Province must encounter the caprces Of contcnding I'm
peTal factions which Is ct the worst features Of the
Colonial system The Colonial Administration Of
try which boats immense Colonial empire should be
conducted principles OF uniform equity leaving tho
eoonsts nothing To hope aud nothing TO fear from tho
success OF political factions at home In this Province
confidence In the Aberdeen Administration n strong
solely on account OF Sir VIM Moesworth being one u
its members His antecedsnts all Ia favor Of Colo
NAL liberty to the extent VI absolute local self govern
ment.
The following is q statement of the average
yield per acre Of Wheat In Upper aad Lower Canals,
according 20 the esDsus u 1852:
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The Ericsoon.
snrr NEWS OFFICE, WHITEHALL,
psh IL lSll

Feb. lc, lcJl
To ne Ed;sor Of The n. Y TrsSvasi
SIR: notice in The Tribune of this morning.
paragraph relative 70 the csl0c ship Encssop, vneca
was received from reliable snihsyhy, - 70 ne -
she paced the Narrows, which sssec
wbs,hsr ,he nade eirbt miles an hour ax; oss hes
are fact. and il Is Bet thas shs pa.sd az xs.roxs
four hours and forty minutes gvefsey. fS."o SA
70 the comrsry notwithstanding veg . ~"
Shin New Couectos tcs the Associated efssb
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topic Of another epistle. Meantime scce7, this with
tie love Of srnfo and myself and remember US over
yours apples and your cider. Yours,
EsEK w BEovN
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The Anti.Liquor Law in Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE, Thurstay, Feb. II, IsoI
The AntiLiquor Law passed the Senate this
afternoon by q vote of l6 10 l3solne little alteration
having been made The ae, goes into effect immediate
~ bu IL 70 be sahittedto the people at the April ee
ton and IN the event Of their voting sustain IL il
Is 10 be repealed ten days after the rising OF the next
General Assembly. The House VIII concur
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The Jerry Bescue Trials.

ALBANY, Friday, FEB. Il, 1871
The Jury, in the case of Brigham, were dis
charged last night not being able 70 agree They stood
eleven for conviction and one for acqglrtd.
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PmLADELPinA. Friday, Feb. 16, 1883.
Gen. Pierce walked out this morning, but
was not recognised lie rode out this afternoon, dsap.
pointing hundreds who called expecting 10 see him.
Among the yisitors this morning Governor BIZ ler
Nothing is certain about ms departure. He expressed
wish TO stay the city tl tomorrow, and perhaps Mon
day. If his friends continue 10 respect his wishes for
privacy.
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SepatOr Beniaujn.
Gen. Pierce In PHILADELPHIA.

Nfw-OhLEANs, Thursday, Feb. II, 1854
Senator Benjamin has left here for Wash
ington.
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crploshe calsraities eror s-nsies ki1h ~ sbs -,
e. t. arts Of peace MT s.-xir higk seyree OF p-s
IN sa2tson 10 tseSe CONSIDERATIONS Aver OF toe prec
nesare 70 NAV BE- m@ncnrc that there important Pr
sa,e Ir'ess o. American Citrus am san Jasa
Gel Scrts, WHICH want tie peneecfcn Of iB3een1n
Ct the Government Ncrhink ~oald BE al
cd % ne expense Of cur diplomatic re- toas with Genital
Anerrs eeyeSf the outaf by Substituting fln uEniscsE
Us Ray Be Stated that Chargs Asarss to Ncasyushss
sreSdy heen directed on oorsia gsc Of not ,-ahsh-
to the Uate se1tns and tA.t III. A.
Pontuent Of Change GAfaigss 70 GuAsenas IA boon
revoked
The seton OF COugcss eeing for the srprops
tons Necessary CARY the proposed measure Iufe et
IL respectfully recommended that this report ,aouA Be
r;csted 10 the two Houses
Respectfully subnitted
EDWARD EvEsgrr.
On motion of Mr. BArIEr, the message was
referred The Committee Foreign AfArs and Ousred
70 be printed.
The House then adjourned.
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Arrivals mt Wnshington-Cabinet Rumors
Fiilmore's Levee.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Feb. 10, Is

WASHINGTON Friday, Feb. 18, 1853.
Messrs. Guthrie, DObbin and Marcy have
reached the city.
for the Treasury Doobin for the Navy and Campbell for
Attorney General The War Poet Office and Interior
Departments stand reported last night The post Of
Secretary OF State oscillaes between Gen Cushing and
Mr.. Hunter.
General Peaslee has received letter from
the resident elect requesting that there be public
demonstrations his arrival The Mayor has directed
accordingly; but the General must come a thief in
the night 20 escape entirely the crowd which throngs
al out the depot on the arrival Of every train
President Fillmore has large and brilliant
attendance at bis evee tonight II IL said TO be his last
The Telegraph brings US paragraph in relation 10
the difficulty which took place between Mr.. Briggs and
the Post Master General but do not any thing
in il worth printing!
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ASSEMBLY.
BILLS REPORTED.
To incorporate the New-YOrk Agricultural
College.
To incorporate the Society for the Relief of
Aged Clergymen.
Mr.. CHAMBERLAN reported against any
charge in the law Furnishing the crime Of seduction
Mr.. WooD thought the Committee did not
understand the peiifion-one object was to make se
duoton legal marriage, and enforce marriage oblga
tons on the parties He moved to recomnii the report
with instructions to report blll.
Mr.. STEWART asked what was TO be done
with married msu who seiucci female Would
not the proposed Law be productive ofpolygnnyi
The motion To re commit was lost by %
to 20.
RSroRrs. ETC. REsUaED.
The bill for the better Protection OF Emf
grsnts arriving at New-fork.
To incorporate the Peoples College.
To authorize the City of Utica TO take Stock
in the Black River Railway
To authorize the Lebanon Springs Railway
to run into Vermont and Massachusetts,
On the motion OF Mr.. HowARp, the bill rela-
tive to Mock Auctions referred to Select Commit
tee 10 rcpoFt complete.
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Destruction Of the United States Hotel Mt
Chicago by Fire.

CHICAGO, thursday, feo. IL, IcO1
About l2 o'clock last night the United States
Hotel in this city took fire, aud totally destroyed
with several adjoining buildings. Twelve horses per:
ished in the flames The loss over S25OOO; Insured
for $4,000.
Tie cars on the Rock Island Railroad are
running regularly 10 Ottowa-
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Valuable Cnrgo-Marylo nd and v irginia Boun-
daries-The Mechanics strike.
BALTIMORE, Friday, Feb. Il, Is,

bALTfMokE FTlaay FeO. t. IoJJ.
New-Orleans papers of Saturday have been
received
The ship Susan L. Fitzgerald, cleared at this
port by Fitzgerald, Booth & Co, for South America,
takes out IA cargo mostly of DOmes,ics, valued at
sl5O0O0
The Legislature of Virginia has appointed a
Committee settle the question respecting the bound
aries between that State and Maryland
The Susquehanna Bridge bill has been re-
committed II is probable that the Captaton Tax feat
ure will be rescinded.
The mechanics, to the number Of $500, still
stsnd out They are receiving material aid from all
quarters.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Central American Aaairs-Cabinet-Route
TO the Pacific
Special Dtsydt1h % The ~ Y Tyf1un>

Central American A0airs-Ca binet-Routes
20 the Pacific
Special Dts4dtA 70 The ~ Y Trf5un>
WASHINGTON, Friday. Feb. Is, 1853
The President to-day sent q message to the
Senate Of great importance, containing informstioa
that Great Britain had proposed withdraw her pro-
lection from Mosquito and make Greytown free city
under the joint protection Of Crest Britain and the
United States. The President expresses no opinion
upon the matter but recommends raising the rank Of
our representatives in Central America 70 Withdraw
al our Charges and appoint full minister repre-
sent the United States in each of those States. He
asks appropriation for this purpose. This message
sinks Young America to zero.
The subjoinednames believe TO be those Of
the new cabinet incumbents: Caleb Cushing, Secre-
tsry Of State W. L. Marcy, or A. C. Flagg Treasury
Davis, War Dobbin, Navy Guthrie Interior Camp.
ben, Attorney General McClelland Postmaster-Gen-
eral
Mr.. Guthrie is here He ia lawyer Of en-
iuence and wealth Of Louisville, Ky.
One or more of those mentioned above may
have other Offices than those annexed to their names
The Pennsylvauians say that Campbell is assigned
unequal position-thas Guthrie viii sut better. The
opinion is almost universal here that Marcy will be
the New.York member
Mr.. Cooper's speech in favor of Whitney's
plan for Pacific Railroad is pronounced exceedingly
able Mr.. soule is opposed to the Tehusntepec meas
and to Rusks proposed road he will favor Whit
uey's scheme, and probably the right Of way across
the Isthmus.
Mr.. Seward, at the request of the creditors
and Senators Of both parties, will speak probably on
MOnday) in support of the Texas Debt Bill and the
report Of the Finance Committee. GUS
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Di.nstrous Fire nj Little Rock.

LOUISVILLE, Friday, Feb. Is, 1853
We learn by mail that a disastrous fire &C.
CURED 1T Little Rock, Ark on the Sd inst The Post
Once with its contents together with seyeraltor and
dwellip houses were burnt Loss nearly $4,000.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. :. ALBANY, Friday, Feb. Is. lsSl
The bin to provide Police regulations on Rail
roads Was taken up in Committee and progress reported
Several local bills were disposed of in Com
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Arrival OF the CITY OF Manchester.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Feb. Is. 1883
The steamship City of Manchester has ar
rived at her dock She has the most valuable cargo ever
brought to this port and 22O passengers.
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of a Trial for Murder.

OswEGo, Friday, Feb. Is. 1883
The new trial ordered for John NJ. Thurston
for the murder OF A. Gamson has been put over to an
other term. Cause want OF witness to prove the In
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Iiurd's Golden Gloss for the Hair.

4 MON the mpny preplialins rfie growth al l. q
"A ha thi- Golden Gtoss lake- the lend. rhne
will be given Why is universally u.ed and
preferred all other;
ll, Because il has proven The elertnal in Bnl /
ness. 2nd. Because II impu1ts beautiful 'nrk go-r
and delightful pelfline to he Iair 3rd Because rle
Lalie,. will enc discrimination which they all possess
-baye adopted il,
NnI,y other reusan- could be given why it IA gieaf
ayote, but ihosr who haee only 10 eiyeit
itid.
Pnief-25 cent in largo bottles.
For sale by Drusei>ts and Siorelrepers eyeryWhefp
". g. HuRD, roprielor,.
301 Brondway, New York
fv Lnree discount NJ 'rehlufs.
,,,y tn,
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JAlLl NlRGlNlAN.
5aaY b SHIELDS, proprietors.
HGHNs.

aR3INliS IL published da, at 50, and semi weekly
IN "A lyanae No subscription Is taken Tor sllorier
"a tx n3lths. aud paper is discontinued except at
= s the lropretors, until all arroarages shall hafe
EASEMENTS are inserted for SO cents per sIunrr
ry tSSs form insertion, and - cts for eters
nnnler of Insertions is not marked on tia. as, il
= 5lis,ei TILL ordered out, and charged accordingly
4tY RATES .for the pri vilege Of two squares.
= Uni weekly sl0; for square, daily 500 semi weekly
ser form, daily SO, senlweesly $50 Every yearly
sin be e1ured To conhne his advertising his par.
af business and if he exceed the space stipulated for
N IA trttaI ratahy for tha excess.
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Ice nj the Depot Ofthe Vir.inia and
Tennessee Railroad.
BIB Southern EnterpriZe. 1883
s % ~ - SR
PARISEN & KINGS


lRGMA, n. CAROLINA " TENNESSEE
Eeighi, Package and Parcel EXPRESS,
FDand from New York, Norfolk Petersburg and
Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES.
IN X ROANOKE, and by the Scaboard anI BOA
Weldon & Wilmington Ga>ion 3 Raleigh, Peters
Weldon, Petelsbu Ri .hmonl Richmond anl
prick sburg Souih-Side, aud Va. n Tenn Railro4 l.
ronuecting with Stage and Wue, Lines fian the
ent points on the Raroads 10 amost ever, poiul
Ighout the above States-throu; in charge + spe
Rlessengers. Mere ants availing themselves If TIN.
FOR The transportation ofiheir Merchandise may re
faa confidence in its great expedition and econ,
mtes.
|er;hants in the interior Of the above Suites ord.
/ dads from Baltimore aud Phildelrhin to the Gaze
'arisea d Kings ExpscsS at Norfolk Peter -burg ur
hnaad, may depend upon having all chalses pad
heir Goods forwarded without the least deny aud
4 Ill draw &c nnd Commissions.
JAMES H. KING. Northern Office.
No. 3s. Broadway. N, J.
W, b. PARISEN. Southe,7, One,
Corner Bol}ing5rooi and 2mfSfs
PeferSbh,g, Ia.
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nov l4ia
NORRIS publishes
Publisher j. bookseller,
Richmond, Va.


a. e. L, Niignia Repoiis, Vols 4. and @.
NnshnRtans Vols,
The NirFiaie cases by Brorkenbroush and Holmes-2
Vols,
I ae'a Digesied Index of tho Virginia Reports,
Tates Dig,.t Of thu Laws Of Virginia. "a edition
preparing adapted Ia The Oode,)
Tnte american Form Bnok,
fuckers Commentaries the Law ~ Yirenia--2
Volt 3 VI.
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MORhls, Richuoaa Ia, woui invite the
~. attention OF the vari US schools and institutions
II enr1ns throughout the Sfnte, 10 hi School
t9asyieai Boofs 7trl Boohs used J. the varioas C.l
ieRes and Universities. with general collection of Edu
.ailonnl Works. in every departments nl Earning.
teYsScho1 Stntioaery f every III ioriprion
.ierl discount vii hn made aud bundles deliver
ri III I.,nebufR free oil expense.
10 Ofders will receive prompt attention.
ane 22.is
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H. FALL IMPORTATIONS 70
IN
CHINA, EARTHENwA wARE AND
Fancy Articles.

ISllE Subs iilef off country Mere nnts aud 9th.
era IN wnnt Ina complete stoeA # Eanienware,
Quinn, Table pn Fancy Articles Of his direct i'm
poituitpa item the lhv,fit. factories al England md
franre. Together with full stocl of Pain pfessed
Gu Glasa, In every variety DE Ne. The assortment
somptise-. IA pai. the tollowngi
DINNER SETS t,ilt, decorated gold band and
WINE feoe Chihn; white gtnnle an, blue print flow
tnR, blue, fnrle damn=eena, plum, line
TEA SEliNlGEs-ln sots oi y. Al. 56 60 ~, and
~ lieces. rpaeae il rriee from - 10 500 set
WATER PITCHERS, covered aud uncovered Dasins
1nd ENors md 7 tilrt sets
RlGH VASES, common nnd decorated Mugs and
common Eufthrnepre. suiublr ui fall tpde.
PLATED 6OODs-1en. deser anJ uble S,oons;
lnbteRn desef forks sait aud mustard spoon. nap-
KIN rims. mn slnid pots. butter knives und customs.
TABLE GIfLERf--l nndir lublo sets, ~ pie
res hlites nnd nrbs in lazens, common do.
BIlTANIA WARE -Caslora from the
IA tie heal mnnutneted spoons, ndles aud saiy hu-
id lhmpa
LOOKING GLAsSEs-SpIendid gilt ornamented
frames French plntes varinns sizes suitable for
lie pier do; mahogany frame, in Rrently yareiyand
et rinssca
GLASS WARE--plain aud pressed cut umbler.,
wine pileers snlvers bn@l, preserve dishes decaners.
lemonne-. 'es Faaaea. gobeta, chnmpagne saiety hu
idlanp bottca buftor plates, syrup nnl molass
snlt eelars, bottles preserve Iars, fish
robrs.
LAMps--Tle improved soar lamps of which the sub
4erbol the sole prnpreiofi phror hull aud aud
hnnd nrnpa, in erent variety
CHANDELIERS of ., ,. g. 3. &c, burners. fur
nshsd reasonnble efms walters, ten rnys lanterns,
inbie nats i,y len aud dinner sets.
STONE NARE-Af tsctnry prices.
The -ub-cr brr pnri nl the abpve goods reasons-
bile terms, add is satisfied thu call from ouniry
lnns persons contemplating hoase keepieg, will CON
sinre them ut his stock u surpasset in price un
y variety by my establishment in the State Small
profit and qaie, snles il the motto. Call ut
J ID B. EVANS,
nov Its III Main at Richmond.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Sewing Machines.
singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendicular
Action sewing Mach hines,

Sineers Patent Straight Needle Perpendicular
Action sewing Machines,
~ hltti tase acquire uncqe eled reputotion lar
eNte emo. IN all parts the world, Ter every
'eiley ut Sewing ale atere nj the reduced eash
prices oi ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Tho cleat pfai.
II fam the use n these mae ines i from sbno Ia snoo
year depending On the kind of work dune.
Ne"isilta enll III attention oi manufacturers raf
tieniats II oof newl inventeA nnd entirely original
Machine to Sew with Single Thread.
lhls instrument admif ihle IN eontfvnhee. aud
% peri q In lis operation nud hut II commands
the nnqnnihed approval Of all VIII understand the
oi Sowing by machinery For linen stitching this is
tho only machine TINT ean maken stirh which will Re.
main distinct nnd beantfnl utter washing fnf sloe
Wnfh attd every sft al teahofssewtng mak inn
Matifesse=nnd all Sowing IN which ersni STRENGTH
Oh SEAM Is REQUIRED. the wofk nl hi. maebine
cannot 1n eqaaed Il simple IN It's eonsfue.
n'n aud much more easi, managed aud operated tlan
other
aerrafers We shall be prepnred /, supply variety ol
Sewing macioes--eaeh perfect and complete al lis
ktld. NJ ihe following ei,sh price,:
l. Needle aud shuttle m'eiine of present style on eool.
en box, 800 90
? Needle md shuttle machine of present stye
lrane. sllo 90
J. Needle and shuttle mochioe with newly in.
vented feel .orliao pnd eler. ID spliae, sas 90
lifl Sewing. sl slas %
..'b- and ea,pg' 6gs.. ''s "s' slas 90
leolher stuehiof sle5 o0
Z lie threaded machines with appantps
. .! u hind ~a,r4,.e.. &c. sl9s II
Single threaded maen lcs. Of exffn sae, Ion
quilting eoe1 6oog.. $40 %
Sfngle llne iaed naehine- .of lnfepr size ia
quilting sxiin ,ze Innings $40 -
In. Singh irended machines adapted To lnn
seomine ron sleeves, Nc, $40 On
II. braidepine Machine, making IN nrna
mental slitfh will Mn thteads sl30 ~
II, Maeh es of larRe si1, lot Sewing nwn
ings and slip sails--RitI fxiores md np
farnlns eopplele-fom Slnn la \ 500 On
Maehines will be fitted ot any unusual peeul.nf "a ~
work an reasnn 'hleterms r. Maones me- .eenlrI4
rniked Tor I'm spurtinn my pnrt ii the y, ii I,rl
flll printed Instructions for usiie inl keeping hen IN
orier nt' ilrni he1 with cnrit machine
Machine needies. siik tni-i tif sponis--9 cord Hfa
thtead Nc, n"py hnn1 nnd ior sae hi oNs.i elsh
prices
Principal Odiee-Na 3a3 Brendway, y Y.
hfANcn OPTICS:
u South f"nab Street. 'biledelphm l59 4 ii befe
Stre"t Bitmors; 21i Ntshng an sneai Rlst - ~
Elm Street, Gneinlmti
- IAN NJ SINGER 4 tsh
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Those vessel. Of the fryt class built in the city
baltimore expressly for this ltade and have superior
omnodatons for passengers. They are commanded
tx xperlcured Captains we'll qualified for the lrniy
md who i'll spare exertion Ia aecommodate Tho
viii be towod np nnd lown the rivers by aud may
Ne relied To snll promft tly aS anyertized
Merchants going North ordering goods from N ~
York will find it their interest ship 10y this lin.
,streeht will always be taken low by my utt
line Of nel sts aud eytny effort will be made by
gents in Richmond and New York to give satisfaction
Freight l. cents per whole. aud II cents per ? }
Tobacco being about 80 per cent. less thap charg
fbe Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the l..
tnogd Fire Assnriation by this line 3-S per
We respectfully a- and hope succeed in obtain
Jug fall share OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this line TO New. York will he fr
uafded free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile
Ghnileston, Savannah or any oihrf Southern Nn1h
,n port. The vessels will lie in Richmond Ell Rocket,
In New Yorl, Beith M |, Coffee House Slip, foot II
Wall Street. DAVID CUR lie Richmond } =
G. II PfERSON, Y. ,.
No. 81 South Street. y
Aurust 9dts
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L7AxE KADUCED-sn. n.o"gn ,ronn

/ Lgtclbpg. Ia 10 kaorriHe Tennessee. bghe ltr-
giaia and Tennessee Raii,oad, and Fafsi u Cos. Linn
o5 Siage, -ihroueh tickets ean hc obtsineI Mt tho
Ticket Office OF the y'gaia and Tennessee Railroad
compnny, the following points and the following
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RICHMOND.
N. York d Virginia.,
sTnAM SHIP COMPANY.
s,nportnnt 10 Merchants and Others.

sr--~aaaEsz=sg w. ~ - Sr--ss'iEz<sss--
STEAM SHIP COMPANY
Important Ia Merchants and Others.
fENnosE Who deshe speedy aud In l. niode of
u CONVEYANCE for their goods betN an Men York and
Riedmoad, TN ubont 80 hours time between the Two
paees.) will eansu ther interest by ordering their
gods 10 be shipped by the well known se.wheeloeenn
Steam Ships.
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
ef 300 TONS Be{hea charee of careful md experi'
onefl aiheela.
hos, ordering gopda from New York do twice
wee, h, this eeflnin aud line, enabling them To
rpleniHh thai atoe vii fresh supple. short notice.
And in like nnnner enabling thnse vii hive goods
ship ther In do ~, tho femnnd FOR them nrisea
I'ASSENGERs. .too will find this ffiite the
lottable aswel NJ the eheopest smie.room aeeommo.
datInns. ~ meas furnished without ehnife.-
rhe.e shil touch Norfolk eoitp aud returning
lJDI4AM X WATSON.
der 1lta Riuhmond, yn.