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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-03

New YORK. June /.
The large auction sale teas to-day was very fully at
tended and went off with unusual spirit. The prices
paid exhibit average advance of fully 20 per cent
This Is owing in great degree to unfavorabe &C.
counts from China in reference the progress of the
bclon there The impression is that prices will further
ADVANCE ifthe instruction continues is likely to
do
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-03

DINNER TO MR. INGERsoLL.-On the evening
of the departure for home of Mr. IngersoIl, late
Minister to England, dinner was given to him
and his niece, Miss Wilcocks, by George Pea
body, Esq, the well known banker in London
TWAS given at the ''Star and Garter" Richmond
and about so persons participated in the din
ner' OF whom large proportion were Americans,
including Ex-President Van Buren, aud his par
ty.
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RESIGNATION OF DIR. STRIBLINa We learn
from the Staunton Spectator that DR.. Francis T.
Stribling has rendered his resignation, as Super.
intendent of the Western Lunatic Asylum
The resignation has not yet been acted upon by
the Board of Directors. The loss of the long
and successful experience acquired by Dr. Strib-
ling during bis SUPPLEMENTARY, will be loss
to The Institution and the State most difficult to
supply.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-03

AN AvowED INcENDIARY.-A slave who gave his
name as Charles vest rday arraigned before the
Mayorupon the charge of threatening to bum house
situated ON the Basin occupied by free woman named
Eliza Ann Saunders 1t that Charles and the wo
man got into an alteration when he boldly made the
threat The witnesses for the Comnonw eah not being
present. the case continued until today
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-03

EDw'N Cooke was again arraigned yesterday
before the Mayor. upon the charge of forging the
nane OF George Barker to negotiable note for
) 500. The first witness called was Mr. Mosby
Woodson who deposed that Cocks passed note
to him for $500, purporting to have been drawnb y
Mr. Barker. He did not then hold the note how
ever having parted with it to Mr.. T. d. Quarles
1t bore date about the lst of Inst year, had q
months to run, and had been placed in bank for
collection. Received it at the hands of Cooke as
genuine note. The name signed was that of
RoSelt Barker
MIR, K: Barker testified to the fact that
the note was forgery. Had never given
Mr. Cooke the note, and told Mr.. Wood
son so, when that gentleman called pom him to-
enquire as to its genuneness. Witness resides
in the country. visited Richmond shortly after
wards, and lodged complaint at the Mayors Office,
against Cooke for forging his name.
Mr.. Tyler iof the Day Police) stated that in
formation of the forgery was given him by Mr..
Woodson on the end or 3rd of July, 1862, after
warrant had been issued for the arrest of Cooke.
MIR. Woodson furthermore remarked that he did
not care to prosecute Cooke, ifhe remained out of
the Commonwealth, but that if he ever returned
to the city, he would certainly prosecute him.
Mr.. yler also stated that understanding Cocks
had fled to the city ofNew York. he teegraphed
that CITY,
Mr.. t. d. Quares acknow lodged that he had
received piece of paper from Mr.. M. Woodson;
had not examined it, however; MIR. w. said il
was note for $500; placed it in an envelope
MI. r. Hill had informed witness of the fact thas
Mr.. Woodson held tue note.
MIR. Hill stated that he knew nothing about
the matter, beyond common rumor.
MIR G. Crew stated he held the note, and had
parted with it; handed it to MIR Quarles; the
amount was $500; it had at one time been do
posted in Bank for collections was dated 22d
May, aud was signed Robert Barker.
Mr. Williams. (of the Farmers Bank,) stated
that on the 9TH Of June, 1852, u note OF $50
drawn in favor of Edwin Cooke by F.. Barker,
and dated ed May, payable months after date.
was withdrawn from the Farmers Bank on the
9th Ct July, upon the receipt of Cornelius Crew,
Richard Sedgwick, executor of L. X. Newbefs
atated that he had held note of r. Barker, exc
cutor to E. Cooke, for 81 25 but had delivered it
to gentleman named Gilmore, whom he did pot
know personally, sor did he know where he re-
ided.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-03

w ARLINGTON, June I.
Several clerks (Whigs) were dismissed from
the post office department to-day. l learn that
quite number of the recently appointed clerks
have been examined by the committee for that
purpose, with reference to their qualifications,
and have been dismissed in consequence OF be-
ing found incompetent. Their political know
ledge does not seem to be of practical utility when
promoted to positions where scholarship and
other more useful requirements are indispensa-
BILE,
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Faulkner.

63l Faulkner's majority.
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GREAT NORTHERN

NJ ROUTE EMPRESS
chego Tgs ssSis Ts1 D. cs1ssd SiGasG s * b
S e GS;sG" & Ecsf cm s. u u ri TR Il SAYS
As asFas sS 6a sS s sGsd s,
will leave The ioo q J Market Leu., daily O'Clock
'if e0 i 0 eoapas at @
IL as1a sns saI sHHhsr1 sT s KSa ErP
from Chicago Cleveland Buffalo, Albany, the Buffalo and
one TAN ogly Sunday iem Lasa at O'CLOCK connecting
SouSs o Louis and
eS ifis Il. II sunday @
VGa m. = w
n Tram. a osc Sesas' oa E T sf %
hours qui ksr Than other Northern
m LIGHTNING zPsEs rnAlSs Pan eh,ea:o at which
cleveland with the Lake Shore Rrosd and at
a9e Also q s1 ~ wsi % he BG
and New York CRY Night EIpresa which leaves Buffalo
ID ExfhEss ASD Chicago a. which
or the $3.50 Lake Erie Express ys NswYSIk
EIpre which leaves Buffalo at arriving NewYOk 1856
"a TELEGRAPH ExPREss-Leaves Chicago at 8 NJ making the
@ % S e and * bhs ETs sSTs kGs
s an a. s ai0 nst day; Aso viii steamboats,
at N % is aa As as,s saa G
s sna ss1ass sHs without 'A'ns
mics. aSs Ss N MsSn SsPs and fs to p1
The route BY this line. 81 miles
Connecting Toledo with Toledo, Norwak Cleveland Railroad
Also a. Bellevue with Mad River Road for Dayton Springfield
Az With Mansfield Road I colaGq. cai
burgh, Philade phia, lainOre and Washington. ~
Baas York central Albany ia aSS Had.Sn S
A.o at Bo I[ wh 5 nssy Mss Gq Ros "a o. NwYok
eomp-e Railroad
portant cities aud owns throughout the Eastern States
PA P1,sssSr1 ,ss says chIogo with the Telegraph Express
the following sp endid low -pI essure
P nd EMPIRE casa Wid
which leaves Toledo every day. except sund
Cleveland and buffalo, connecting with the Ii Inning
Bato, Buffalo and NYork City and NwYoTk and Erie Rail
roads which leaves NJ, York
lS baggage checked from aSale Chicago
DO r the and through New York. charge
ang baggage IL Passengers will find this route aivan
dispa cnor only Northern route BY which
assngers have choice Of Lake Erie by
or railroad along the shore.
ST. Louis 10 New Lake Hudson River
Do by Lake Hudson River teaner "a 90
Do by Lake Erie steamer and Buffalo and Honeye Railroad
Lake Railroad Buffalo Hornulsyills
Do by Lake shpie Railroad and Dunkk
ST. Louis TO Bo ton by ske Shore Railroad and New York
~ Iai and Western Railroad 80 IS
- LOUIS to Buffalo by Lake Erie steamer l. 90
DO by L Re shore Railroad 25
s. Louis 70 Cleveland by Lake Shore Railroad 25
ST. eus to Philadelphia Bait more, all rs
ST. Louis TO Pittsburgh, all railroad.
Passengers are particularly requested their tickets
in ayot OF the passenger by complying with the above.
e Travellers and parties pleasure, either
nave ne privilege Of stopping for not exceeding fifteen
any Of the towns their route.
tF THROUGH TICKETS
Company No 81 Fourth the Pa House
n alton with the different will chesray
nisbed. b. +. FIFTELp
ST. Louis, May IS, 1858. " aa3i
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NEW YORK GAS REGUL AToR COMPANY

l OFFICE, 269 BRoADwAY.-THE OFFICE OF THE NEW
foh Gas REGULATOR COMPANY has bean prman nlly
shed at 1852 Broadwuy Chambers
now prepared sell kder Patent
sa Gas, Gas Companies and others throughout the
S
Proposals. invited or all places States where Gas
snow used about be introduced the sae
hdder Patent Gas Regulator Idesd, proposals will
Ibis valuable machine has received highest
well the isiied consumers
as the United States after long experience s
eonomizer Gas while nj the improves uaty
The hight II is beyond doubt me most economical machine
piled Gas Lighting Apparatus brings
lower than OIL the dangerous compounds spirits
Pamphlets containing description Regulator
Of its value, had the Company or they
sent by nostl IT CLARKE. Secretary. jy2s 3m
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VTCRSBURG.

win leave "WEDNESDAY. September IA. at O'Clock p NJ.
IGOR PRINCETON, MILLIKEN's -
y BEND, LAKE PROVIDENCE. yICRsBURG Ls4tthRsrEf
GRAND GgLF RODNEY. NATCHEz, FORT AID zzESi9a13sER
ANS BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE,
The steamer SAXON, James Roberts MASTER
as above For freight CT apply on board
sTROTHER a BROS. Ageuta, as Poydras street
the foot Of Ca al street
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

EOR MOBILE, BAY ST. LOUIS nT-A
AND PASS CHRISTIAN = Daily U. Mail
steamers I % gREGON Capt F. A. HEM and FLORIDA, Capt.
oithe shove steamers win enve the onshsrrsn
90 arriv q the Lake oths u O'Clock stopping
Louis and Pass chran daily going returning
wednesday, and Saturdays going Thurssys
turning.
The Letter Bag for Mobile md above places
on Of the Agent ~ hnltpnst II O'Clock s.n.
fB Letters for be pu In the mail or they
will be detained day q Mobile. =
Freight for be
for steamers CALIFORNIA or CREOLE.
r 10 Rs,k place
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New York 81 and A. Philndepha gx
PhIlndephia l0S and Baltimore at and
Baltimore and and 81 Washington at and II and
pm. and 7 pm. and 81 Pm.
Washington 81 and 9P.M. fredericksburg at 10 and
tTedercksburg and sichmond
Richmond 81 and Petersburg
petersburg "a PIN andSAM. Weldon ~ and IL NJ.
w, hon II pm. and ,. Wilmington AM p M.
wilmington Mt iOfM Chaseston at BAN.
by the above schedule will be going
SOUTH leaving New fork At ~ Philadelphia l0
baltimore al "a A. M faeh Charieslon s. c. Ba
Breakfast the passing dowa the Potomac
view Of Mount Vernon, by daylight.
Bsltmore the Train Of
NM 81 or M, have the Vantage
oshs board the
sea arranged for the the Richmond
Potomac Railroad and Wilmington, "a hours from
Washington, in time to lodge the second night
The lines this route will be perceived
resting, he chooses his Journey without mourning
lay and avoiding the risk Of delay
breach Of connection at any point.
Omnbuses Baggage Wagons provided the line which
their baggage through Philadelphia
mor Washington Richmond Petersburg expense
baggage Conductors travellers by this the whole
lance between New York and Charleston, s. G.
Passengers Charles,on south Washington
have their baggage checked Washington, and thence
any other point Of destination.
E1 For further information and Through apply
York at the New jersey Railroad Office Liberty
adsipha, at the Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad Oce
board the Of the New Lines and n
Baltimore the Southern Ticket Once adjoining Wasinsto
STOCKTON FALLS.
lyas 3m e. II kREBS, Agent.
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NdPOLEON.

VIII leave about September 20.
LfOR NAPOLEON, GAINEs's LAND -
IL ING. COLUMBIA, GpEERvtIIE GRAND I-6llkken,t =
LAKE, LAKE PROVIDENCE, vICKsBURG, all -
ntntors ~ Bends shove and all
eop and Bend Packet for EVERY TEN DAYSThe very
slt rnang passenger packet Il. ~ LEATHERs, o.
p Bennett master. will leave above, will
ular ten dS trips throughout the freight
apply on board D. r CARROLL, 81 Union Row ,s
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DON.aLDSONpILLE.

EFOR D0NALDSONVILLE AND -
Tile COAST--Fegusr Packet Three Times f1lA~k~tsS
Wesk-ihe new and ,st steamer Il. NJ JONES, rAzxsszi
\ D. Agsn, master, will PACKET
ienyhg NswOrleaus MONDAY, WEDNESDAY FRIDAY
e5 n Returning, ayes Danaltsonvile every rUEspAY
TUESDAY Apq SATURDAY MORNINGS,
~ ~ fud will land freight aud ri poD, rooe
For which, appis On board, at the Lower Wharf.
MARTIN GORDON, Jr
B0ULIGNY a GASUCHFAU.
ROMAN d KERNION.
TT The Jone viii have clerk every day Thurs
day and Saturday to receive freight aus I'm
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RED RIVER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY. September a. at O'Clock PM
FOR GRAND ECORE, NAToHI- -
TocHEs ALEXANDRIA and all intermediate
landngs-The and light daught steamer sY.
DONIA, VIM. Kay master, as above for reir5 on
passage, apply board
SMITH q FINIsTER, 80 Poydras street. .
t The Sydona will Shreveport wifi the privilege
Of reahpping. " sis
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WATERLJvG PLACES.
r AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER

AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER an-A
CREOLE-summer Arrangemeni.-FoR .5sSs<sas -.
tAN STRINGS BltoHI and Intermediate
splendid low pesnre steamer CREOLE Charles Walker built
expressly ior ibis trade with superior accommodations
carolton and Jesou Railroad the Like Of ih Cars
NJ fol - - - -
TUESDAYS. ..by A. NJ. Cars FRIDAYS .by p NJ Cars
THURSDAYS. by A. 81 SATURDAYS ~ p NJ cass
ard the Poncar rau Railroad Cara,
follows. - -
Lsapss Hsg Oreaass Zsares Ocean Spytuo.:
TUESDAYS. by "A. NJ FVFNTSGs
THURSDAYS ..by . A. NJ THURS ..... EVENINGS
FRIDAYS ~ cars sATuRDAY ..... NORM HGs.
s.Gnps is'-..py T. NJ cars SUSDkY EVENINGS.
Saturday.. - Nr - ~ -
10 The Way Letter Bag will Agent on Tues
ys and Th9rsiays at s clock Fridays
TT Pare Bay st. Lus s2 Children and
vantsRl ass Deck 81
SPRING W 30; cildren and servgn,n q 80; Deck si
Hn90 r. GEDbFS. Agent 10 Bank piare.
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EyHE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND II;

Passage from Nov York Southampton ald BremenFrs Cabin
main saloon, sl20 cabin ssloon s00
All letters and newspapers must through the Posoce
No bills OF lading will be signed the day Of sailing.
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
For reigll or apply to
NiofLER, SAND 4 RIERA, 26 South street, New York.
g. A. HEINCKEN q CO., Bremen.
MARTlNEAU, CRoSkEY 4 CO.. Southampton
WM. ISELIN, Havre.
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DAILY CRF<(<zRNr

~ boon BonnowkEs ~ 7I5Ss. s'zs q.
cnrlstian kegisteF, writes {1Il 17'.2 y.
ny very properly y connllt1S3 =
some persons--if i1deei De = w
not think 70 return looks boryo9S@ - '>s.s-
mat anything. The ysesncies r '1-
shelves especially IN " ssfs 7--sxe uc7v sS3
nerve-tryiBg: ~
II this book do lena youL
Or you Of me Do borf0v
30 soon ~ you have M ( fzRon1&
Pray bring it hons ~ mos1cS;
Then after which, II 20 10 vunf
To borrow yet anoSher y 3 s
just come to me. snd yu1 - -
That can lend the ofkGE T - T !,
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WHAT We THINK OF GrRLs N Oh
DAYs.-The editor Of the emn1y I'm 15i7
has recently had some pleasant IN
revived in his mind. Hear what h ~ r. =
the girls in the days when be vcnt oonI1fnr4
Wonder where the girls ~ ~ -
thought angels in the days when " Nm - -
ing' We saw one Of them fsW dey6 ~. -
she told us she was the mother n efrk3 Iff37e
angels Quite enough for one tuu1an1 Zoun.is
how such things knock - 1gusnos out of 8
man! Can it be possible We s1or fhorrht ~
woman an angel' Yes, We did -asd 1lSied ~
the time when we would be q biz r. ~
her to the priest, whose privileees1fS Is 6r1 fu.
willing hearts in the silken bonds a mstriuurV.
But We don't think so nova ckan9o - -
over the spirit Of our dream aSd Sf1kcurS
getting old ourseIf, we somewhaf hsye i Nk4Sv
ior faces resembling those Of on quen1s1
sweethearts. 1t is very probabIe ~ ~ q
our acquaintance may mot exactIy opceuyS n
Inls notion O. OURS but No cart fe1D E, Ike3v
goes one Of the vixens uoW--see kow - 1rfue
along, scarcely bending he Rxnog - ~
elastic step-she greefs - Vith = k9Ui1sfinr
smile We know one WHO VtSl1 80 T~1f r.
fortune for the mate to Il b01 { n ~
what Is 80 freely given TO ons UfS ~
OF appreciating it, and who woail ? " ~ 5S5
ceived 1t had 1t not been moffr, n ~.
mortgaged cancelled By tbs sais = = {115
chattel :sil N 51,+=,-ss
Well, who cares for the littls bsanfIcIf -
'em go il while they are young. - i ~ y11Iv
they'll be old too. ~ ;la.l s7';sss IA
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TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 1s 1853
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
CONsTABLE's SALE.

Fs.1 Jrsrrcss covnr CHARLES LAYER coRrSEY .na
PARISH ORtwsss. u WIFE. No. 1871,
DY VIRUE Of writ of feri facias to me
by the Hon z U. Gaisnns First of s Peace
the Of 0eans will At public TUEsDAy
September 1853 IL O'Clock at Warsboase Delord
street, New Jsvee street.
One 10. Of FURNITURE
Seized in the above suit. Terms casa.
a. il
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WORTH TRYNG,-Sweet oil i said a. - Z
Of the most effective weapons that e. ~ -
against bed-bugs. To drive hepn
depredators from your bed, Al tha3 E = = -
is to take feather and oil the joint = = mouk (
ces well After remaining SEVERAL 0Sy3 71
rubbing it off with wooden cloth. i8 m r
bedsteads handsome polish, and eSliDk -
further visits for long time. = y z. :sS' q
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STEAM COMMUNICATIONS BE. cez.

~ TWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAsGow.--The ,rSAiks{aEss<r
and New York steamship company powerful Steamship
GLASGOW, 1852 ald 400 pws Robert Cg
appointed sail from New York direct or Gl follows viz
On Saturday, 10th julie next IL O'Clock, Saturday, Sep
ternb,f, at IL O'Clock,
Cabin, saloon
Wrist Cabin, nlidfap state
second cabin 30
Stewards fee included.
limited number OF thirdass viii taken, supplied
with provisions Of quality properly cooked s7O
Esm For freight or passage apply to
jy29 m j. SIeSYAfON Broadway
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" This is pretty time q night y Y Z
ing hum, you drunken brutss NhaR - - 4
eh I" exclaimed Mrs. Potts. vheu - ~ y =
Potts practising at the cof11c4sW ~ 1
staircase. " Been-hie- been Mr. -
ye see-Sal-hic-Sally. I've hssn = =
Temperance mass-hic--m -meetinS; ~ ~ ~
too m-much lemonade" g Eat What ~ . TS,11
-hic-eat that too" At this junstuzo = 1S227
squelch announced the downfall Of ~ IT.
family. z q 4
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DOUCHONG TEA-25O half chests,
Il landing from bark Jenny Lind for sale by Ea1si6
Y. J. HART 4 co. EAf M
auo ~ Tehoupoulas street.
RLACK AND GREEN TEAS-lOOO pkgs.,
hso E.J.hART a co. 70 Tehoupitoulaa street.
HAMS-20 tierces Stagg s. Shay's.
IL ans Ct CONVERSE co. " Tchoupitoulas stres.
"ALNUTS-50 bales just received and for
Wv sale BY R. = NICHOLS CO.. " Camp street, myIs 81
A PPLE BRANDY-2O bbls. in store and for
"A sale BY e. HART co. 70 Tshoupioulas iyso
ERUSHED SUGAR II 80 barrels, landing
susW CONVERSE CO. u Tehoupis0ulss street
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AWE NEW YORK AND LIyER- fSf3ff3,

IL PooL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. ,S4lk4l.aass -
The Ships composing this ire
ATLANTIC, Captain West. PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce. BALTIC, Captain CoInstock.
AbRIATIC, CaptIin -.
These Ships have ba expressly for
seye has bsen taken in their the
strength nd their
sngers 10 unsquallsd for elegance m comfort.
PIiee York Liverpool $780,
elusive
vsrpocl HewYork $50 md go
experienced Surgeon attached o ca ahip
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM xeses

NAVIGATION COMPANY. u. Mail
the FRANKLIN, j. A. Woon, Commander, and The HUM
ID. York, Hnvra and
s5lhsmpon, for the year 1853 the following days
From New York. From Hsvre. From Southampton
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The .' State of Matrimonyv has e ISuf -
bounded and described BY sons out NJ -
dent, who says: .sss7'''' "a,
1t is one of the United States Il = ~
by hugging and kissing on one aide, aad S1nilug
and babies on the other Its chief pxol1n e.
are population, broomsticks and stayfnf II
late at night 1t was discovered by Ado4 ~
disc, The climate is sultry till yoa erem ~
equinoctial line Of Housekeeping, whsn oqua1ly
weather sets in with such power a to ks1p ID
hands as cool IS cucumbers For ~ rRfnsino1
roads leading TO this interesting ete15 IL
the frst pair Of bright eyes you fan -.
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pENSSHLvANdA slSS,Y IVA. MA ..,
Ing NOW COMPLETED, if UPENs 4 CON MUNIJATiON
BEIWEEN PITlsBuRGh AND PHILADELPHIA, OR PITTS
suRGh AND BAtTMoRE BY which Freight from the we.t
mt iys fgass Thsy connect with the Daily paheta Pbirgh,
from ST. LOUIS LOUISVILLE CINCINNATI, WHEELING
he different points on The Western Waters also with the
md Pittsburgh Railroad at Pittsburgh.
Cars through between Pittsburgh sni Philadelphia
enshipmen of freight advantage that appreciated by
hpPeTa. - = -
Of obstruction of Navigation water
eastward can be forwarded from Pittsburgh Cunna
the Interior by RairOadvu b.
Rates OF Freight be~e nsburgh and Philadelphia
Winter summer
ISKYSt ffFa etdss Rates. Rates.
and carpetAeia IN stored Pelres Feathers, Sad per
Brown ;;kQuf N shirtns in bales; Drugs, Glass
wS store saxcept Coffee, Hardware Hollow IS cts.
Wivp f,,Shf, Oil Cloth, Wool etc ...........l
butter y and sSi Kegs, Candles, Cotton, lin win
terl Tsllow, Tobacco, in leaf Ma rs so cts.
nnhac'unv vpN TwArd'l etc, ,e'e......'.........)
jim Fourth Glass;
Bacon, Cottals by lsummer,1 Coffee, Lard, and Lard
oI fresh in full loads 65 cts 40
ers risk ................,,.,,,.......i
GEO. c. FRANClsCUS, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
I. J. SNEEDER Freight Agent, PHILADELPHIA
MAGRAW kOONs, Freight agent, Baltimore,
j. L. ELLIOTT, Freight Agent, West York,
ly2sSm H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent. Philadelphia.
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SsTEAM TO AUSTRALIA AND yesG-

LARE REDUCED BETWEEN PHILA- II E<Es.
Il DELPHfA AND CHARLESTON, S. C.-The
iewheel steamship OSPREY S. BeDuett commander
of the above parts for The other SATURDAY oows
From PHILADELPHIA From Charleston,
sSs jsSs ssPs%ssI Jsa: 4 sg,sa0't !,
July October July
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rangement that cans 10 he of pa.ser gers.
Philadelphia this ship the the Liverpool
steamships City Of Glasgow and City Of Manchester the foot
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Passage othrv application
agent, SAMUEL r. PsAfCE, Walnut street, Phi sdelphia
orofE LIriLEFIELD kingsley Co.'S Express,
Wall street, NewYork
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brought to the First District Police a.
u y Prison ~
LAME maatto, feet 3 inches high 80 years old. saysA
he belongs to Mrs. Edward Bertus. >N
The will please comply with the law respecting Kim
. JONATHAN woRRAgL, Warden.
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