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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

ID 1ChMOSD AND uANVILLE RAIL
IL ROAD CoMPAkY.--At late mefiing VI the
Board Of Directors Of This company, the ioiiowipg
resolved upon in regard 10 the vexed question
OF the location Of the several depots along the line
OF the road, viz:
THAT the company will establish their depois az
an average distance of about ten miles"
THAT an intermediate station or depot may be
established by individuals communities. ithe site
to be fret agreed to by the Cnief Euginerr) but
open to the public at large, whenever the parties
applying for the same give undertaking 10 attend
to the business there but portion OF the expense
of such depot is to fail ON The company, nor any
response my for loss Of or damage to height to AZ
t.ch 10 the company, excepting when In the COM
pany's possession Parties erecting the same may
be compensate for the expense of agency, &C.,
by taxing all freight moderate amount tor storage,
&c. Ali freight be charged the same as Ia charged
by the company at thsir own depot Immediately
ABOVE or below them the case may be
By order of the Board Of Directors
de 3O-2m P. VAN DEURSEE, Secfy.
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RAkM FOR ALE = LIZ MI Il Il >
II NORTH OF RICHMOND.-For sale, valus-
BILE little Farm, TX miles North OF Richmond, on
the Road leading from the Brook Turnpike to Han
over Court House containing 209 acres 100 cleared
The wood land is well set with Pine and Oak. The
improvements consist of dwelling house and the
usual out houses; adjoining the land of DR.. John
N Powell Dr. Miles Gearge and others, in excel
lent neighborhood and remarkable for heallhiness.
There seeded upon the farm 81 bushels of wheat,
nearly all of il Guenoed. For terms, apply to
ia i-4t w. GODDIE
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Now is THE TIME! INSURE YOUR
~ LIVES-Ipsure the Lives of you- Servants
The National Safety Lie Insurance Company,
Charter Per petus Capital $3.50, 900, off &c o. the
Agency in Richmond in Isles Row, 18th street,
ur xt to Messrs Toler Il Cook, continue TO make
assurances on Lives, upon the most reasona-
bic terms. The rate 8 OF premiums for white per
SONS have, within the past three years, been re-
duced 25 per cent, SO as 10 open the or TO all,
(even those oil the most moderate means) TO pro-
lect their families and friends from the uncertain
ci=sltudes Of the future. slaves will be insured
at low rates, for period of from one TO seven
years Traders or dealers il slaves are informed
that they can insure them IN this Company 10 carry
TO any of the slaveholdiDg States. All losses
promptly and satisfactorily adjusted. Pamphlets
end Circulars containing full particulars win be
furnished gratis, on application to
C K BROKEN. M D,
Agent AND Medical Examiner, Richmond, Va.
10 -2r*
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Mr. Samuel Ryan OF Gainesville, Nd, had
cae OF ms hands badly Injuries on the Goth ult.,
by the accidental discharge of gun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

NOTICE 40 SUBsChlBEhS.-1he Post
IN Master General has decided that ali subscribers
to Periodicals. whether TO the Publishers gents,
susiti-d to the benefit of the half rates by pay
ing three months postage in advance
J. ". Randolph, III Main street respectfully in
forms his country friends that he is Aset ;or all
the Periodicals published in the United States and
England, and that now Is the time TO subscribe.
do q,
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Having disposed Of my interest in the above bu'
siness to my partner, | take pleasure in recon-
mending him TO my friends and the public gene
rally. BWR ROPER.
ia 3-lw
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Richmond Noe o. 1852.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT &
BEERS, a. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS, Z.
YALE, snG Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad St, Richmond.
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Stj ANTED-A competent person 10 repgr
w Watches one tina: understands his business
thoroughly in all its branches and can Gene Wen
recommended, may apply at my store, or poseage
paid, Il rough the Posi- Office.
de % ELIAS HALE. l06 Main ct.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY

BY DUNLOP, MONCUKE e co.
ROCRRIES Ar AUCTION.-On TUES
VI DAY, the 9Th January, commencing at 10
O'Clock, we viii sell &C our store, general assert
ment of Groceries, consisting In part Of
60 hhds Sugar, part prime quality
Lagusyra and Rio Coffee
N o Molasses and Syrup
Rye Whiskey, part old and very superior
quality
IS bbls Apple and Peach Brandy
90 do N L Rum
AdamentiBe Candles
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas; Mustard
$4,000 genuine Havana Cigars, superior quality
IS bbs pink eye Potatoes
No PASSPORT Herripgs; Pine Apple Cheese
65 hhds prime Bacon
TERMs-Under 800 cash; over that amount
months credit for approved negotiable paper.
g% Sale without regard to weather.
30 DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO., Aucts.
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FGtAry
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|nday, dis I.
|ses, hold
bar hours.
UT report
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John
10 NSs be-
~
q +.-s and
,CltvUa
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to Mark
B. Brown.
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no MANUFACTURERS.-10 lbs Of fine black
l. Touqua Beans, Of fine flavor, ald warranted to
be the best LOT ia this market.
These Beans are selected with reference TO this
market, and may be relied superior; for sale
by
jas o. A. STRECKER.
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.4scGTs Of
t-e IT
IS sn
- q
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John X. ID. Payne, Salesman.

JOHN bs Do II Hy Ht3 odIbsTHsH'
MEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITC RE AT
~ AUCTION-Wiil be sold on Tuesday, the 4th
of January az 10 O'Clock at Mrs Mary w. Muse On
Clay, between I'd and Sd sts all of her household and
kitchen Furniture, consisting in part, Of aahoga-
ny Sofas, do Rocking chairs, Carpets, handsome
Window Curtains. Chairs, Tenders, Beds, Bed.
steads, Tables, Ward Robes, Bureaus, and varie-
~ ct other articles useful in family.
Terms at sale de3l
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n UTlCE.-lhe Mldlolh Goal Nllning Com
pany, wish to hire for the year 1883, MEN for
Mining purposes, both bottom and top hands-and
a few tor IA ming purposes. Persons having Ne
groes to hire out for such uses will apply TO Elan
Smith q Co, in Richmond, next door below the
Coum bian Hotel; to Mr John Atkins, the Compa-
ny's Mining AGENT at the Hines, or the sGDscrlber
A GOOD Cook also wanted,
de 3J-6t* A. 5. WOODBRIDGE, Preset.
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iNES. s
ear SIR :
suffering
and has
bottles
asr has
tor seye-
the use
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her NJ
Fellow
etollw W.
the e2.
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pLAChS-nLThS WANVED.-1wu good
IB Blgcksmiths eau obtain employment by irl
mediate application at the Eagle Foundry.
de i3-ts P RANM.
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E'AkMEhS would do well to commences tie
year with the use Of the Plantation Book.
IL WI save them ten times the cost. Published by
j. W RANDOLPH, aud for sale BY him and all
other Booksellers. lax
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a4. -
rdLne6,
Tor tES
Ms,
iuEEc.
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we ~
VG-Gh We
90
tCect be
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

pARlS PRINTED ALL WOOL D2LAINES,
per Adams & Co.'S Express just received
another lot ot those handsome Paris printed all
wool Dea.nes, 50 and 62t cents per yard.
HART d. MOSES,
ia s e Main street
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trait or
from Es
aad de-
Die Da-
hlOUL
aud are
passed
il only
please
Ito call
SONS
q Main
0eS
No ls5
sh the
eness,
IT. Ell
TED su-
Pratt
I1Fes,
needs
.YId j..
better
e VII
coliec
D.. Inc
IA and
oil
repair
.edicsi
crease
Of al
yer -
ng 70
LlgOst
esLSD-
fulscEt
.Csby
from
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j Me-
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hecasc.
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'ney at
Practices
edmond
ton viii
r out Of
I Deeds,
u cO!Iec-
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-, tg "Trath Stranger than Fiction .,
- Tue wonderful effects OF Csrter's Spanish Mi,
-, = IN shother column. Facts cannot be doubted
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tnedrug
ay, Ben
Of, Main
< Reeve,
no9
las and
money
j with q
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sChsrles.
register.
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4UE has
ce 10 the
opposite
2iuG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

? a.. 40 De Rad at the Drug Stores Of PURCELL,
1:nDV q co. BENNETT 81 BEERS, ADIE a.
WOOD, o A sTRECKER, A BO3fKERH q
nAAIh, y AZAEHKIsSNE and w Inn >. :,
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lizard
HeurlcO
a. / have
70 years,
that mas
Dat per
r be at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

E'EsUERs AND FIRE IKONS.-A large
AUG superior assortment of our last iDporia.
uon, stlli remainiug, which offer at r. duced
prices.
c. J. SlETON CO,
ia 3 Sign Of the Circular saw, II Main ct
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ice, that
lJUalUu.
Tor sale
co,
ID Va.
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, ask tE~
ctlyE sale
.DkNfk{S
iaA
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IVA! PtclaDio
w Is a good seamstress, to whom reasonable
wages will be paid, can find employment on sppl-
cation at this Office. ia l-eod3,*
CCHOOL TEACHER WANTED.-A
y young man well qualified to conduct a small
fcnool can hear of situation for the next year. in
a pleasant neighborhood, about seven miles from
Richmond if immediate application be made either
in person or by letter through the Richmond Post
Office to
de o3-2taw2w w. B SYDEOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

! ~aC
see, hold
bar hours.
UT report
to Mark
B. Brown,
sChsrles,
res ster.
70 Alohy'e
decssc.
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NOR BALTIMORE. WASHING r


u n M Ton, PtlLADELpliIA AND NEW YoRK-.ssxfz-@Ssss ssxfzSsss
Vfo kAiLkOAD, Wheeling Baltimore and connecting
he washington Branch Railroad Junction. (atey called the
Relay ouse miles from Baltimore, with Philadelphia
"Iihm'ngion and Baltimore Railroad to Philadsphia.
The great tunnels the
pee and the whole road Is in fine condition.
most picturesque aud romantic
M the comfort and safety Of the
9ee sd Agents Of this Company, and there the
onled states the Of
lo1s agents of other 10 the contrary.
The new and pendid the Line fom Louisville
Mad and with
tickets nom these places to Baltimore Washington
may pe had o. wall Wid-n Boat Agents. Fulton Newell
evee ST. Louis the boats Of the ony
The steam leave The wharf Louve daily for W6eeng
passengers and baggage carefully
Ihe Express Mai Train leaves Wheeling daily at au
A. NJ and arrives at Cumberland e0l mles allowing
Two hours there arrives baltimore $3.50 mes) daylight
rams making hs passage through from Wheeling than twenty
Travellers viii fail this is THE CHEAPEST
wen as one OF me most pleasant rou, to the East.
h ugn 70 any Of the Eastern points without charge
anu are taneTfed to the the
Junction. AMI for Philadelphia,
their meals 49,
Through tickets from St. Louis (neuding meals etc. on
ousve) to Baltimore (with The living
The route sls to Washington ss0i PHILADELPHIA $40
1f the Agents ABOVE, - y
The Railroad fare from Wheeling is ss so phade
phia or Washington, " so. " -
81 When the boats stop running for season.
- fregh to all Eastern points, by speedy
(whch now prepared do
as BY any other route All property carefully handled
Inquire as above, and Of JosRpH Z. ELpse,
l. No. 40 Commerca st,ee corner Of Pine.
an2a NM PARKER General Superintend.pt. Batimore,
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GREAT NoRTHERN-ass.s,z;zss;Rar-ss.ss.s.ss.ss,

NREAT NORTHERN sss-sssssJs1 [-sssssss-ss5sz'l1
EHfEss ss7 a75s5 i sTsas . i. Fs.;s;s
Albany s Sag G fbssSb T "nd a DSS a
time from ST. oas NewYork THREE DAYS
SUMNER sIS,fG Se e ese Re las
ciso ss at fsa
a Southern sSprssns w
esyS Bua Asaay he Saso and
One Sunday O'CLOCK connecting
VIII the i n rs% soals oasso s e. Ss Es % ,
Connecting x & Sa. With G sunsy Fsslsss at
arriving sPPg%asa % At & O,soSk S Bso%isoa
1s. 10 .y 81 ms WIN Rs5Sns ESRrs;s %
hours quicker than any other Northern route.
THREE
with the Lake Shore Raiosd and st
WIN ne ieegraPa Day Esgrsss at $3.50 NJ arrives
y Sg E.rs.i Witch leaves Sao at Y onao aT
I'd EXPRESS 4ND MAILLeayes Chicago i2 {aay which
% @ @ d Lake a tsRs 3 & s E and az @ 10 Is
E1pre which leaves Buffalo at NJ, arriving in NewYork 1855
Sd TELEGRAPH ExPREss-Lesves Chicago NJ making the
Gaa soanssop, @ % m do and By Lake Shore Railroad arrive
NywYork at 2'4o day. Also connecting with
s r SswYos aaa1s ss
Of OILY one leaves Chicago
Rsa1e. BY NJ Ghgan & Central Raoad and Lake to Buffalo SAG
the BY this line.
Connecting Toledo with Toledo Norwak Cleveland
Also at Bellevue with Mad River Road for Dayton Springfield and
Also Monroevle, with Mansfield Columbus and Cncn
Also a. Cleveland with Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road Pitts
buTgh, Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.
Also at Dunkk with NewYork direct NewYork
Also at Buffalo, with NewYork Central
" ffsd RSs sSsiY9 to NswYo
I Thus forming complete Railroad
porant cities and town throughout the Eastern Stas
GS Passengers Leave Chicago with the Telegraph Express
an and reach Toledo At O'clock
the following spl endid low pressure steamers;
oaass Nia %!a
si'fPs sb s snhas arsSa Tsa
at Buffalo Buffalo and New York
roads which leaves at and NewYok
board the boa and through NerYok
ding baggage B Passengers will find
ag no, enjoyed o Other and BY taking will themselves
greater dispatch frt 1t tho
have choice passage
| or railroad along the shoe
s LOUIS 70 Newfo by Lake Erie steamer and Hudson River
Do by Lake Erie steamer 90
Do by Lake Ere steamer and Buffalo
20 ey Lake g. ore Railroad md Buffalo and Ioelsve r.
ST. Louis TO 30 ton, by lske Shore Railroad
- a and Western Railroad
Do BY Lake Eric and Western RI 90
~ ais % 70 70 Sun.o Sh ~ Lake Erie steamer is 90
st. Louis to Cleveland, BY Lake Shore Railroad
ST. Louis to Phlsepbis aud Baimo,s. ali ~
St. Louis to fttsburgh all railroad 20 Is
Passengers particularly their tickets
he ounce @ the departure of the
IN avor Of the passenger by complying above
Travellers pleasure ether OF e above lines
any ot the towns their
t THROUGH procured only at the oascs of the
NO. ~ Fourth street. under the Pa House.
| nished. n + FIFIEi -
6, ,. ,,, Agent N. l. and NJ S. Railroad Company
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WATERLJvG PLACES.

AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER . sf-A
y CREOLF-Sunner Auangement.-FORs
vEAN SPRINGS, BILOXI and Intermediate lsnding-The new and
splendid low steamer CREOLE Charles Walker built
expressly for this trie with superior accommodations will leave the
Caoon aud Jefferson Railroad ary the Lake hs Cars
follows.
TUESDAYS. A. VI. Cars FRIDAYS .....by p. NJ Cars
THURSDAYS. by A. NJ. Cars SATURDAYS. by p. NJ Cars
And the Pontehar rain Railroad Cars
follows;
h,Sss' Ne" 2,s'.' ag o'sa" s.g,
THURSDAYS ...by A. NJ. THURS EVENINGS
tkDAYS... ...by4 p. NJ cars SATURDAY MORNINGS
ShIukDA =. NJ SUNDAY EVENINGS
tF Freight Railroad up
Saturdays.
B The Way Letter Bag will leave the office Of the
days and hursas at 81 o'clock and Fridays and Saur
days at az O'Clock N.
tB Louis Children
~ as; Deck ai. Fare Mississippi
Springs e. 50; Children and servsnts sI 50; Deck al
np90 r.. GEDDES, Agent. 10 Bank Place.
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

ESOR MOBILE, BAY ST. LOUIS .slTA
AND PASS CHRISTIAN. Daily u. Mail Elssssaii9{zesl2
Lne.Summcr The splendid
steamers OREGON Capt R. A. Hem, and FLORIDA, Capt.
othe will leave the Ponehaflran Railroad DAILY
arrvn the Lake oftns 10 o'clock stopping Bay ST.
ors snd Pass Christian daily going and returning PaAgoua
Wednesdays and Saturdays going and Mondays and Thurdsys
turning
Tbs Letter Bag for Mobile and above places will leave the
onrs Of the Agent NJ baf-pas II O'Clock a.
~ Letters for East Of Mobile In the mall they
will be detained day at Mobile.
~, ought
for steamers CALIFORNIA or CREOLE.
lei r. GEnnFS. kgnrt IN Bank
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Passage from New York Southampton and Bremen-F Cabin
main saloon saloon s00
All letters and through the Postotce
No bills OF ladng will be signed on the day of sailing
An experienced Surgeon n attached to each ship.
For heigl4 or passage apply TO
MOLLER SAND 4 RIERA, 2e South street. New York
C. A. HEINCKEN Il CO.. Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY 4 CO.. Southampton.
II.vr ypoo,
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New York at 50 M and Phiadeph 9k
Philadelphia lU12 and Baltimore at and
Baltimore AZ and and Washngto
and pm. and y M.
Washing 81 and Fredericksburg at IL NJ. and
Frederick sbug at IL and Rchmond
Richmond 81 PM and Petersburg at and 81
Petersburg ~ PIN and BAN. Weldon al m. and IL NJ
WELDON IL and p. Wilmington at N. and
Wilmington nj l0R.M. lChasleston al BAN
By the schedule 1t will be
SOUTH leaving New York at ~ Philadelphia l0H
raaeh Charleston,
Breakfast board the steamboat passing down the Potomac
n o Mount Vernon by daylight.
arriving Washington from Baltimore by the Train Of
3H sup, have the advantage of
the Potomac steamboat with
the the Richmond
Railroad and at Wilmington N c.
Washington, in time to lodge the second night.
The lines this will be perceived the traveller the
reaching Charleston c. shortest possible time
or Of resting if he chooses his journey without much
avoiding the risk delay the
orea'h Of connection at any point.
0mnuses Wagons provided the line by which
and their conveyed through Bal
more Washington, Petersburg all
Conductors this route the whole dis
lance between New York and Charleston, S. G..
Passengers Tor Charleston south Of Washington viii
other point Of destination, =
II For further information and Through tickets apply in New
York he New Jersey Railroad Liberty Phil
adelPha at the Philadelphia and Baltimore
board the steamboats, Of the New Castle
baltimore the Southern Ticket adjoining the
S STOCKTON FALLS.
ly1s sm Z. =. KREbS, Agent.
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STEAM COMMUNICATION BE. s1FNE

~ TWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.-The nSaIHE2s;szaaD
lA and New York Steamship companys powerful sleahp
GLASGOW 1862 400 horse Robert Craig commander
appointed sail New York direct for Glasgow follows wins
Saturday 6h julie ne, IL O'clock Saturday, 10th Sep
tenber, at IL o'clock, noon.
PASSAGE MONEY.
First Cabin, midship state rs
Stewards fee included.
limited number of hirdclass will TAKEN supplied
with provisions quality properly cooked aSur
geon For freight passage apply to - -
iN29 3m ]. MeSYMON, 33 Broadway.
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VVvHE NEW YORK AND LIVER .SzGF5,
IL POOL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS sssaa!ss1I3as

ATLANTIC, Captain West. PACIF IC Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce. BALTIC Captain Cornstock
ADRIAT1C, Captain
These Ships have built expressly for Government
strength and speed and their accommodations for
sebgers unsqualled for elegance aud comfort
Price NewYok oLverpoo in fst cabin $780,
elusive size state ss0o second cabin $40 from Ii
vsrpoolt to NewYork $50 and E2O
=, An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
y No berth can be secured until paid for.
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" faDIiatsi EDSssh K collins co. Sc Wall street. MY
BROWN, sIilPLEY q CO., Live pool
Il. O. RobERTS d co. is Kng's Arms Yard London.
JOHN AiUNROE 4 CO.,
20 Rue Dame des Victories, Paris.
81 GEO. H. DRAPER, fiavre.
beo thee ships will not be accountable od Sill
Bullion Specie Jewey Precious Stones Meta unless Bills
ldns signed therefor the value thereof therein expressed
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EOR yICKSBURG. WARRryroy. =

LNOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN, -
- NEW Wa. CARTHAGE GRAND GULF, ROD l~ef
NEf NATCHEZ, and all intermediate landings.
vcksba,g Weekly Packet y NJ wEIGHTThe splendid passenger
II NJ. WRIGHT, Can't Clarke - leave as above
TUESDAY EVENISG, at o'clock.
IS Aseendng-Leaves Newoans every Tuesday Evening
o'clock Nhez Wednesday Evening"
Thursiay Morning a o'clock.
T DescendpgLeaves vcksburg every Friday O'Clock
Grsnd Gulf and Rodney Saturday Meg hatcher Saturday
7. NJ, and arrives In NewOreans Sunday Morning
~ The II. NJ Wright built expressly for this trade.
~ The public that this puuual
passage board, the foot o. Canal
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VOLUME VI.
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM. 80,

LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM .<fSfs.
SHIP COMPANY connecting with Pacific S4lh28sss 81
%sB ea Lane
s ss sf $ gTs cd. s s M s @ @
5ab month, Hspnwa
sailing po.ipoasd Monday oo%Ias
The Pacific Mail Steamers 70 be readiness for Immediate dispatch
'' UNITED STATES Mii sTrAMsHrr COMPANY
GEORGIA 5000 cREscENT 1900 tons
isos iSn toms toms toms
EMPIRE CRY DORADO tons
"a .ss
between Sewrieans and Apnwa sayrs on he h
I s e ss 3 s. .s % @ Ra, ssT ISSss .n @
HARRIS from hss r. Jssss E NJ @ ;'i"s %ra S 5 s
The r%s, from NswYork to Apinwall will be- a..
Iows Az and Forward Saloon ditto o.....:......ss
Second Cabin standees
Passengers ars landed al he RAILROAD Depot X;pnwa
distance H.pin% q e. l%1. may ~
from PAoFc MAI nGs rsAmsP
Company he Pacific which will be always port at
S GoEgMA toms toms
REP COLUMBUS 500 tons
PANAMA tons UNICORN $50 ton.
public ar: informed that under The his
asPsced and approved By hs Sssy &
.ss ss ID say. f $ 5
% ss
ports Oregon awaiting q the rt The srrsa % Mss and and
M the .tssTsr from San Ersns.so Persons sewing
ssS s 9 oass s s NAH
~ Rates fare from Panama sn Francisco the most vOra
each Steamer
a Ess s as~sa s 80 Will s su
ges per Panama San Francisco the rate
w.,
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viii leave "WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER at o'elockp,
LNOR PRINCETON, MnIIKENs - =
u BEND, LAKE PROVIDENCE. vICKsBURG l6sks2titS5s
GRAND GULF, RODNEY, NATcfiEZ, FORT AID. 4
ANS. BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE ard nteImedae
The steamer SAXON James Roberts MASTER will
as above, For freight apply or 10
STR0THER q BROS. Agents. Is Poydras street.
~ The Saxon will receiving freight Monday
morn