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Hon C. Dobbn has arrived in the city and occupies
apartments at the Aston House.
Hon VIM. l. Marcy Secretary Of State left the Metro
poitas yesterday for Washington
The following registered among the arrivals
yesterday at the Metropolitan Hotel Hon Francis E.
Nves hte United States Minister At the Court of st.
uc.d; Hon; John b Mace, NC Wisconsin; Hon. G; CO
shaEnsr Esq, Washington; James Magee, Esq, New
Orleans.
H. l. upman, Philadelphia; E b Manson, BALTIMORE
New SFieans; Hon. J. G. Dobbin, washington Col J. W
rorney Col E whepHle Col Go GaIor Y s
York, arrived yesterday at the Aston House.
j. williamson, Ohio E. w. Richards Mass T.
Ftzsmxons, s. c.; Dr. Christian, Virginia. j. Marlen,
Philadelphia II. Ladson, s. c. H. Scott, Baltimore; Gov.
Bennett Charleston J. r. Gordon, do p. Gourdine, do.
Col Knight Virginia arrived yesterday the Prescott
G. Haliowel Philadelphia Onward Gleason, Dorchester;
J. Glen Cincinnati; II. Harnder, do. s. Baltee do; p
s.nsTa R.nihsrd kns e'py
do, w. Cabeu Washington A. Hopkins, Illinois, arrived
yesterday at the st. Nicholas.
The Native American party in New Jersey have nomi.
mated Joel Haywood al their candidate for Governor
Archbishop Hughes, Of New York. has brought an
action OF Islander against the Propetos Of the Episcopal
Recorder, Of Philadelphia.
Cornelius Bsnta ESQ., the accomplished Maitvs dHokl
recreation and pleasure, accompanied by Col Jno Ross
of Holy Yoke, Mass. -''''
From Liverpool in the steamship Arabi.-x..s,, wu.o,
Thorner Hodge, vsard Kendrick Logbsum Jonss Bais
hughes Ella Henna Mure STILL walker Tournsy Tsviov
Bn Hnrlss Grsis h.ysr Buckley Morton, smith sers
bridge Grogssn, Smith Smonds Mssendorf Bsssett ma
ridge Reynolds Bonnemer Cbbes Sickeis Brscoi Wells
rsshs nss.' White Kns. n.ete.t crowdsr Lse. Chsud
hope Davs Busing, Zewsgsr Moran Otto Mr. and Mr.,
M.odyills Mr. and Mrs Dawson children nurse Mrs
Gillespie three children and Mrs Moring Mr. and Mrs
Isis child and nurse Mr. and Mrs Cannon child
n ana mrs 0nmour and Mrs Henderson Mr.
90 G ~ ss Me- NJ. s ssss
fort, MI Bolton, Capt 0odsborous, Miss Bolton Ma
y-.man, - NJ. ri. "a cLildry. ana CO. asr,ss:
csy CssshA Il Aa1 ka csluss. Hf ssA Ess Dxssas-
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From the East.
LOSS OF TIE BARK HoMER-EFfEcTs OF THE LATE
GALE, ETC.

CALI ETC.
Boston, Oct 6, 1858.
The bark Homer, from Philadelphia for Salem was run
down near Poocks Rip by the steam tug Achilles bound
for New York, with brig in tow The Homer sunk i'm
medatey The steamer, which was not injured took OF
the captain and crew of the Homer and landed them at
Holmes Hole on Wednesday.
St. john N b. papers to the 4th instant are received.
Thew give the Of large number Of vessels wrecked
or injured in the gallo OF the Goth of September They
all English vessels 1t is represented the heaviest gale
there for twenty No advces have yet
been received Prince Edwards Island where the gale
must have been felt in all its fury.
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new House Printing Telegraph line f. we understand
TO be built this fan from Troy Montreal via Saratoga
Springs, which, when completed, will make the afth
telegraph line leading from this city by different routes
70 Montreal and Quebec The line is TO be constructed
apdsr the superintendence Of Mr. J. s. Thompson which
u good guaranty for its excellence.
A new House line is also nearly completed between
Hisabethpor N j., and Easton IA, on the Hns Of the
Central Railroad Mr.. w. W. Alexander, who recently,
ana for several years past, has occupied prominent
position on the House Southern line has been appointed
supentendsat Of tbs operating on the line
coand.
~ Charles y. Wood, late oAisf spsrstss u IL Nsv
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Port OF New York, October 8, 1859.

CLEARED
steamsniPe-Merun (Br) Cronan, bermuda and st
leans, Chas Morgan.
shps-Richard Morse, Dnsman Havre Boyd 4 FIincksn:
Itzstein Wster (Brem), Often, London, Henschen Il
Nnturn Co. Louisiana Brem) Bsdjer, London Msvs.
stucken Sardinia, Jordan, Liverpool samuel Thompson
Nephew.
Barks-Bsyard (Nor), Birch, sagusnay, Schmidt Bal
chen; Corolan (Brem), Wolf Bremen Hennings Muller
Gosling Maria Norton Buckley, Savannah, Scranton
Talmsn Grampus, Donnell, Savannah, Peck 4 Church;
Helen Maria, silsby, st John, NIB + Hurlbut q Co.
Bigs-Icarisn, King Jacksonville, Peck Church: ia
cob Lcngfslow Young, Jacksonville, Peck 4 Church;
Harp, horey, West Coast Of Africa, eager a CO. He
bron I'D, shsling Windsor, J swhisney Co; Tweed
lBr), 0Brien, 81 John, NIB, Whitney 4 Co; Thomas
frowbrdge, PecKner Havre Nesmith 4 Sons Julia Ford
Griffin, Georgetown, r Buck Co; Cosmopoite, Whit
ham, 81 .arys Buck Co; Village Belle (Br), Hsr-
Wilmington sturges Co; Crawford Keller JaoksonviIe
Thompson d Hunter.
schrs-Nev York Packet, Thompson, Jacksonville. WIN
Inssls; Cornslls, Young; New Bedford, master; Ann
wtniastos, b TrssDsa O., Oatassst Priss' CHs1as
-, ksotsady, ksts Oh NJ slsaA agvSs& Dsstss.
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NEW ORLEANS, Get 3.
NEW oRIxArs, Oct b.
Arrived-ship Wellington, NYork.
Arrived-Ship Mediator, NYork; brig L Abbott
Correspondence.

Arrived-Ship Omega, RUSSELL Bay of IslanI. apr
with zoe bbs sperm OIL for Nantucket has been rsportea
via Holmes Hole; schrs Rio Grande Brown, Northpert
4th-Sld ship Europa, Pearl, of this port, for Arctic
Ocean; schrs Gypsy; Mount Vernon, Yeston, Boston.
Arrived-Shp Ganges Of and from Nantucket, to COM
pete fitting for Pacific; schr Munse Maater HslRes'
Hole for Boston; sloop Elect Davis Nantucket for New
Bedford.
5th-sld schr Rio Grande. In port schr J Munsell
and sloop Elect Wind SW
PHILADELPHIA, Oct Ga Pm.
Arrived-Steamer Kennebec, Copes, NYork; bark Fan
ny, Smonson Leghorn; briggs Hanover, Payne, NYork;
VIM Crawford Perry, NBedford schrs McCoskey Tyler
Connecticut River.
Cleared-Steamer Kennebec Copes, NYork briggs Hylas,
Marshall, Boston Paige, 1innekin, Wilmington, NC;
NBedford Mary Ann Caroline, Henderson, Boston; A
Tirr ELL Bell Boston; L Nash Wallace, Boston, Remit
lance Esy Richmond.
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From Easton, Pa.

NORTH AMPTeN COUNTY PAIR-JAIL BREAKING, ETC.
EAsroN, Pa, Oct. 8, 1853.
The First Annual Fair of Northampton county COM
men ,ed to-day and attracted large crowd of visitors
The display very fine The opening address deli
yered by A. Maxwell, and the annual address by Prof
Kali Green, NJ. D.
six prisoners broke out of the county jail in this place
last ncht by cutting the bars out of window and making
q ladder Of their bedding and bedsteads
The House telegraph line between this place and Bevi
dere was cut last night and large quantity of wire
ried away 1t is supposed to have been done by the ug
tives from prison.
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The Yellow Fever.

AWFUL RAvAGKS At LAKE PKUVIDkNCE'
BALnMoRs, Oct 8, 1853.
New Orleans papers of the sOth u received to nj gh
that the ravages of the yellow fever in the inter-
Tor were awful At Lake Providence out Of ninety nha
bitants, sixty had died.
JUDGE DARGAN's ILLNESS.
MORRILL, Oct. 5, 1858.
Judge Dargan Chief Justice of the Supreme Court is
yet suffering attack Of the yellow fever but there
In every indication that he will THE
cnt yesterday of Judge bargains death premature
YELLOW FBvER ON sHiPBoARD.
Boston, Oct. g. 1853.
The bark Franklin, from New Orleans, arrived at quar-
antne this morning reports having lost four of her
On the passage from yellow fever.
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THE FRIGATE ST. LAWRANCE-THK NEW GOVERNOR
or oREGoN--PRRsIDENrIAL APPOINTMENTS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, 1858.
The Navy Department is advised of the arrival Of the
fgate ST. lawrence the flag ship of Commodore Dulany
Pacific squadron at sanceto, bay of California, the
S0th August a cruise-al well.
The Hon. John W. Davis the Governor of Oregon,
proposes to sail for his post via the sthmus by the
steamer of the Goth instant from New York.
The President has appointed John W. Underwood, Of
Georgia. Associate Justice of the United States for the Ter
ritory Of Utah also, William W H. Davis ofPsnnsyivana,
Attorney Of the Territory of New Mexico, and Charles
Noomner Marshal of New Mexico
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American Board OF MI ssions.

CINCINNATI, Oct Q, 1858.
At the Board this morning reports received from
the Sandwich Islands Mission, showing rapid progress
the spread of the gospel there.
This afternoon communion service was celebrated in
three Of churches and this evening the China Mis-
sions submitted their report.
The Board expected to adjourn at late hour tonight
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Dayton spragqe seguine, Swain, Baltimore, Johnson
Lowden; Eliza (Br) Wright, Il John NIB Pickard Pau
lire, Ccrson Wilmington McCready, Mott Co; Abdel-
RAIDER, Brown. nicnmona, Van n-..t 4 s..cht
,.,....rs-belauar., Clark, Philadelphia, Sand
ford Georges Creek Terry Baltimore. Parker Vein Coal
Co.
Sloops-Hardscrabb Simmons, Providence, master;
Harvest, French, Providence, master.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Arabia, Judkins Liverpool, Sept "a, to
Cunard Sept "a, at 20 PM passed the Rock 26th At
IL AM, passed steamship Atlantic hence for Liverpool
2Sth at midnight exchanged night signals with steam
ship bound supposed to be the Asia Oct PM passed
schr Heca; 4th 80 PM passed steamship Arctic, hence
for Liverpool 5h at noon exchanged signals with Bremen
steamship Hansa, hence for Bremen.
Steamship jamestown, Parrish Norfolk, &c, to Ludam
& Peasants.
Brig Princess Royal Br), Dee, Bermuda, II days, to
A Davenport.
schr Adrianus willem Schreve, Rotterdam to Funch
and Meincke. The Il W put into Boston, before
ported and was towed thence to this city by seamtug
Achilles.
schr Mary Augusta, Hooper, Philadelphia, days, for
Boston.
schr Sarah Mcdonald, Kelley, Harwich, 2 days.
SAILED.
Steamship Daniel Webster, New Orleans; ship Zurich
for Havre, from Quarantine
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women's Rights Convention.
THE PRELIMINARY ACCEPTANCE
OF A TKAPEKANCE INVITATION, ETC.

The PRELIMINARY PROCEEDINGS-NON-AC ACCEPTANCE
OF A THApEKANCE INVITATION, ETC.
CLEVELAND, Oct. s, 1858.
The Womens RI ghts Convention assembled here to-day
Mrs. Frances d. Cage Of st. Louis elected President
ess Martha Wright, of New York. Caroline and II. B.
Blackwell OF Chic Secretaries with nine vice presidents
q beth sexes
Letters read from Horace Greeley taking strong
ground in favor of the movement, Samuel J. May and
others.
Quite breeze arose upon motion that the Convention
attend temperance meeting at the National hall in the
evening.
Iawas voted down with Indignation; speeches were
made by various parties and the cow ention adjourned
till to morrow.
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citizen OF Paterson Missing.

PATERSON, N. j., Oct 6, 1853
George English worthy citizen Of this place, LETT his
home on Tuesday evening, about o'clock since which
M tracs of him has been found. Our community in
stat. Of excitement about the occurrence and public
esng has been called aid in the search for him. An
Illness attended with fever, had affected his brain.
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The Recent Disaster on Lake Erie.

DETROIT, Oct Q, 1000
The steamer Buckeye which ran down the schooner
Oneida, ON Tuesday night previously reported has
arrived here in . damaged condition. her upper cabin
being stove in She brings of the Of the Oneida
vhe saved themselves by swimming until picked up by
&hAu
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Arrived-Berk Sarah Hale, Havana; briggs Sabao,
Cuba; Adams, Wilmington, NC; Acorn, Philadelphia;
schr Hannah Abigail, NYork.
SAInf, Oots.
Arrived-B<ig Gaselle, Surinan.
ST JoHy, Nh, Oct 5.
Arrived-Aip wRlian RAtAbsas, NYuk; him Hsraos
ssssV. Phas~sashis, AaaAaa, M1ssk-
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PMADnPmA, Oct 8, 1858
Jacob NJ Thomas, President Of the Commercial Bank,
died this morning.
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The Cholera In Virginia.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, 1858.
Cholera reported to be spreading along the river at
Martinsburr Va and the citizens are becoming alarmed
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NEWS BY TELE Ora p III
The Georgia Election

The Georgia Election
WING ooyERNoR PR BADLY ELHCrED.
SAVANNAH Oct. s. 1858.
In ory.sx countless Jenkins Union whg, for Governor
gains 2 500 and is probably elected.
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[BY SANDY Hook MAGNETIC TmsoRArn.l

THE HIGHLANDS, OCT 6-Sundown.
The outward bound vessels have all gone to sea- One
bark in the ofing Wind fresh from NV. Weather
cIa
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Appropriations CAMPBELL, Postmaster General

Adding the United States postage to the British packet
postage agreed upon above article v the rates let
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32 cents on letters sent, be-
ing the United States and
foreign postage. Prepay
ment required.
20 cents on letters received,
being the United States
postage only.
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from New York Cid bark Nashua Holmes Philsdephia:
brig John button, Burtstt Boston; schr nDorssy,
NoRFoIK-Arr Oct T. schr Brave, Marlin NYork. SD
brig Delhi, GroIier Porto Rico.
Ianson Dean, Crockett, Rockiand, Ne. ' --~
NEwP0RT-ln port Oct s, 81 A N, bark Cuba; brigs
Balch s Brown, Random; schrs Monte Cristo Wright
from Baltimore for Providence Lemont Dupont Cprson
from Boston for Wilmington Del; Abby B. Baker, Provi-
dence for Norfolk; Delaware Harding do for Philadsl
Salem for New York George Gibbs Snow New Bedford
for do; Volta and Mary Eliza Fall River for do Harvest
s,a p1n john
Pe.n do for New Bedford Friend Of Peace do for Ware
ham Leeds, and William 8 Mount, Fau River for New
Collins, from philadelphia alag; Sea Gull, Rowland, fros
Providence for Baltimore Wind sw, fresh Sid from
ND for Port Royal Martinique At anchor in the west
bay herm brig, SUPPOSED :. c ~ ~. Forester from Pre-
whence for Georgetown, SC
PROvIDENCE-Arr Oct 4, brig Condova Arthur Ora
NADIA % ult Curacao i4th schrs Hamlet Hall baltimore;
Daniel Higgins, Edwards, York River Va; Minerva Z
Wedmore Wsdmore, Nansemond, Va; Henry Barnes
Avery. Nansenond, Va; Mary Anna Haley Philadelphia
Philadelphia: Cicero, Connolly, Philadelphia; Chsriss
Hawley, Smith, Albany; Nile, 1innsn Albany; Rose IN
Bloom kinnsr Rondout Msdem Jarvis Rondout superb.
Ewood, Albany: John Parker, Austin, Albany; New
Yori, Edwards Rondout; Oregon, Fowler, NYork; VIM
Sid brig Forester Morrison Georgetown Sc to load foe
Bath schrs Sea Gull Rowland, BALTIMORE Moses Lsoa-
ard, Pearce, James River; Abby B. Baker Norfolk;
Gypsy, Rondout.
Arr 5th schrs Elizabeth Cowell Griggs, Plymouth, NO;
Race Rock, Brown Emporium shropshire Jabez White,
Godfrey and Ell Townsend, vanneman, Philadelphia nm
pire, Johnson Albany Sid 4th schrs Della Harding,
philadelphia bth Nile, Iinnef, Albany sloops Opera
Smith do; Commerce, Tyler, Rondout.
PoRTIANp-Arr Oct Q, brig Anston, Mitchell, Phadsl-
Oak Kelly Albany Copy, sturyis, Albany; Sarah asA
Lucy Blanchard NYork Lucy Blake, Spear WORK 3d.
ate Harding, NYork the gale Of 18TH on Cape oods
PHIIADEfPHIA-ArrO Oct 8, schrs W Sanford, ions
Bridgeport; Miller, Paddock, Portland CT CAtts4
ton.
RJCIIMONn-Arr Oct a. schr Courier, Rogers, Boston
g No.; sshs L0isch, Wats, Me- Yssk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31
sSSa HSs Rsa 49, Aa4

M richmond AND OANNlisE hNtLtoNb-OPE To
lit BRAKES BRANCH, 81 MILES.
The regular Passenger Train will ruiz daily Sundays eNeep'edl
between Richmond and brakes Branch.
The Train will stop for passengers only AZ the ioucNlng points
Manchester, Robiou's, Coal Field, TomahaWk, PowhAtan, Mat
,oax. Scatt's shop, Amelia Court House, Wyanokc, Jennings Or
dinA-y, HAytoksh, Liberty Church, Meherrin, keysviAe and
brakes 9rAneh.
Leave Richnonda at I O'Clock, A. N. Returning, leave Drake''
Branch at 1880 p. NJ
children over 10 and under Is years Of age, half price.
servants travelling by themselves must be furnished With two
,ss.e. SO mat oe can be retained In the Office; and It must be eX-
pTessly stated on the pass that they are permitted to 80 on the
Cars.
passengers for Halifax @. II. and DAnvile can nee; Messr-
Fags a Co.'S four horse coaches a. brakes Branch daily. Pas
,nyrr for Gresusborough, GermAntoEn, Salem, salisbury, anu
Charlotte, y. G., can meet Messrs. flagg A Cos horse Coaehe'
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays az DraSes brAnch. Pas
engvrs for Clarksvine, Milton, y. Carolina, and laueeyy VILE can
meet Moss a Co.'S Coaches at keygville on Tuesdays, Ihur'isys
aud SATURDAYS; and for Mltoa aud Naaceyytlc 10y Flarr & Co.'S
line, Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday, at Drsse's Branch.
CHARLES a.. TALCOrr,
Au2l Acting Sup't ~ T-10sn,ry.-ln.
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t.ttrrEsr. Orft,E opposite the hNchansr nank.-
"A HENRY ENALL would make known TO his friends and the
4 ubuc, that his attention 10 nov exclusively given To the AR
iHrrHCrURAL DEPARTMENT Of his business, and nndtng
the demand for his services in this line increasing constant
", he has established an Omce, and procured the assistance
IL m. of the hest Architects in the country, Mr.. LUBBOCK,
who viii generally be found in the ohce, wS thoroughly
e lueAted 20 the business, In the best Academies In Germany
.pent several years in the study and practice OF his profession In
Iialy and France, and for the last four years has had chargc otonc
o the leading Ones In the city OF New York, where he has plan.
ned and superintcnded many Of the most prominent public and
which are the Metropolitan and 81. Nicholas Hotels, several OF the
huest Churches, aud a large number OF the best private dwellings
aud stores. lie will show persons visiting the once many speci-
meas Of his work, as well as large collection OF other plans IN
every variety Of style.
Having had for many years the satisfaction Of pleasing those by
whom I have been employed to make plans and designs, | will con
mae TO give my personal attention 20 all work done in the once,
required. Particular attention will be paid 20 proportion, fitness
aT.tyLN, durability o, materials and economy crer~cHnos. PRO
4 ose 10 furnish designs for all kinds Of public buildings, Mills, fse-
.or es, Railroad u pots and Bridges, Warehouses, stores In all the
mo Term styles, Dwellings Of every description suited TO town or
rountry. Interior decorations for stores and saloons, Public
JIals. &c, Monuments, Tombs, Vaults, Railing, &C, for Cemeteries
All 20 make out full specifications for working drawings for every
terd Vy.ry part u the work to its complet on, II desired. l will
t.se the liberty to refer those who do not know me to some OF my
fellow citizen, by whom l have been employed; among whom are,
Mr.. Bruce. Cooway Robinson, VIM. II. Mcfarland, James Lyons,
Arthur and yAs. ". Morson, Robert Q. Stanard, VIM. IL Hawaii
Bernard Peyton, Wellington GOddin, James Thomas, Richardson
A 90, Jos. Allen, James Warwick, Alexander DlvA and John
wiskhAm. Esquir,s OF k6 imond.
any way TO their disadvantage, but a proper regard for the inter.
TEST Of ali with whom I deal, will, 1 trust, insure that reward ]
s.IIPPg HENRY EMAIL.
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AyorttE-on ana arer the 18th Of June. 1884, the nto~ing
" viii be the rates Of 1re fr the tansportAuon o. fAsssn.
gers on the RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG q roroMAo RAIL
ROAD: r
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g&@@

HRENr NORTHERN NAH h0I Of
" FIRE To B4LTLuORE v HILIDELFHLA-
and after Monday, the 18th Instant, through tickets to Btluuory
and Philadelphia can be obtained % this Company, over their
route, via Washington, on the following terms, via:
To Baltimore, at. &c.
To Philadelphia, ATT. Observation-Disclosures
which seelre tp the passenger y transit iT SET aud baggage,
through the cites Of Washington and Baltimore, free o. any extra
charge whatever, EEd as i've daily lines are run between pLla-
deIphia and New York, - rates varying from 81 10 e., for each
6rsi class passenger, and pfoy.rtiogattls for second class passcu-
gers, the public can now be at no iuss fora cheap and comfortable,
trip 10 New YORK.
rae through tickets named above, allow q reasonable sj'cru To-
Washington and Baltimore, without detsmyut 10 any privilege
conferred by them. 5. EJrE.
Agent Of TranspJTuuuu.
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ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
JyS Richmond, Va, on the Dock.

js Richmond, Va on the Dock.
n. n: GoMuNG sncSs-Sr 20 .SrsT q Comlins' on Go
zion to hLs 6raatigi assortment OF ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY and
Ills Furniture I,inade OF the very best materials, in the most SUI
Penor and fashionable styles, by skiul aud experienced workmen,
rho.s in v@snroi, aSst rats article 81 HOUSE FURNiTUKE OF
purchasing elsewhere. lie guarantees to sci at prices as low as
articles Of the sane quality can be bought in any ofthe Northern
lie also keeps Constantly on hand a first rate supply OF HAIR,
sHUcK, aud sPENG MATTRESSES and FEATHER BEDS Of his
awn manufacture with aiiart,elys In the UPHOLSTERY LINE.
UNDERTAKINi-T this branch Of business he viii give Rer,o-
nal and paTlsnir s.'snt,%n, and vii De pryP"ssd at all times, to
hand a larE assrimeut OF READY MADE coFTlSs, OF all sizes,
7.g l.;.5-a- 81 own AND county L, respectfully solicited.
WARE AMI CUTLERY ron THE srnING
BE ThAnE-we respectfully return our thanks t. Country
whose iayors have extended to Us, and invite the ra,tsnnon to our
, ,,rsiy a1 2 g, G~'e efolG,5 ' sy tSl s sl@fS ? ir hi.a" he s II S SGlus, ssn Sa d
inc s sI 1st .Sd iS Grass BLADE.
HrrdiHF, ImAing, and GThbinT Hoes
Razor, and SCISSORS Of Butchers, wosigUholm's, aud Rodser's
nHvs-S aua rarE. Of ~,g., a,-,,'r,.n
Pc stock, Chest, Cupid, ILL., AMI Rim Locks, all sizes and
Copper wash Kettle,
uoiov vase OF all descripsaa
T Tgapes D 5g. 2%s, M w nri asS PP aT5i,9 c55iy. nice for making soup
T.rh, Halter, AMI Breast Chails
Spades and Shoyels Of every kind
Horse shoe. GIiden'. make ami Gdmn's Horse Nails
Wfoashi amid amid CT G., i Nafs: al 81 . ..t.'
Hammer, Iil'ehet,, and AIDES; all sizes
Ea55,;. Fs se5i., T jsS %s;l %m ii e. and S Gss,Gs} ST.,
Brass, Britannia, and lin Spttnons
Bellows, Anvil =, and Vices; Flies % every description
Aug-Ts, Chises, Malets, Squares, and Devils
Bench and Moulding Planes
Hor-r aud Male Collars and Blind Brides
Coffee hlisS all kinds; Manila Rope from u to ~ inch
NaylIr'E CasiStssi; alt size. tua shapes, commonly used
Safrty Fusr 4 the best quality
NeaTcrs Reed and Steel Sicys
Brown and Reached Shoe Tar "a
Masou's Challenge Blackiug
Horse, shoe, Cloth. Tooth, Hair, Floor, Scrubbing and Counter
Brushes, with every other article usually found In houses In oui
line Of business, Al Of which Ia e been bought Hr cII, and vii
BE- offered on tn-yery best terms.
We would be happy g. show our goods 20 all who wish any thin.
ia our way, andwil do the best We can 90 make il 90 their Interest
% buy OF us. ROBEBTSON, GATFs & RATCLIFFE,
mh22 40. g. Sign Of the Anvil.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31

- n . EGILiH LINE or BUNTr run
LETELAH.sWE Ia HG.-The Canal Boats
s4-1@z@-@ CLINTON, Captain Donald, UNION, Captain
W. 49, piuus-t, leave regularly on WEpSgsDAYs; BELLE, Captain
Johnson, bEsPATCIi, Capt. Cox, leave regularly on SArUEDAYs-
These Blat are compelled 20 lsav. as advertised, in order 90
make their regular trips. Shirp,rs nay therefore depend on
their Ioluarty. No way freight aken.
- Freirit Tor this line may be sent up on any day except
SATURDAY, afer 2 O'Clock, r. ".
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