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the people ought TO be held TO instruct him
TO resign the trust he would thus betray.
lie should be dealt with respectfully, for he
is old, irritable, and egoIisiical, but yet
firmly and rssoluiely; for be must be made
distinctly 10 understand that he cannot be,
and will not be, permitted 10 iriie with the
interests aud rights of the people OF st.
Louis, in order To benefit either North Mis-
soIri interests, or TO swell the wealth
Of the Wall street owners al the stock OF
the great Northern Railroad Companies
who are DESTROYS of securing for their roads
the California trade. II he Joins hands with
these cormorant plunderers OF schemeins
Wall street, we must expose him al once
make him resign, in sucn case, Il we can
iif we cannot make him resign, then SCI
forth all the facts in a petition 10 Congress
and thus disarm him OF all power 10 injure
ST. Louis. Having joined the Northern
Wall street plunderers, it is our duty 10
warn him 10 deSist il he will not, then er
pose him to Congress and 10 the world. He
is now engaged in plan that any bushes:
man can see will injure ST. Louis, and bene
6t New York-ignoruntly engaged, | an
willing TO believe, but still he is thus en-
gagged. Now, knowing better, he has onl!
10 change his course, so for location tina
will benefit and not iniure those he repre-
sen,s, and all will be acceptable. In othe
words, represent ST. Louis, not New Yor
and Boston.
am am anxious 10 emDody in this srii
Gle, proofs Ct the value Of the Pass at AL
buquerque. and also explain the infeasibili
~ Of The plan which Col. Benton propose:
To ensure the early construction of roaC
but this article is already too long. Fo
ssndry reasons, an exami alton Of the PA
: will be DELAY ed some DAYS. y.
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ANOTHER DODGE.


We find the following in the Quincy Wig
Of tie 24.h:
1--WE learn from Hon. ]. NJ. Campbell Of
Macornb, who is now in this city, that he has
reliable information that an arrangement has
been effect ed which will secure the completion
OF the Northern Cross Railroad from this city
TO Meredosis, and that branch Of it which runs
10 Galesburg and completes the connection be.
tween Quincy and Chicago. This arrangement
has been effected by Mr.. Bushnell, the President
OF the Company, who has not yet returned from
his trip Eist."
Also the following in The Mt. Sterling ChrO-
notype, Of the I'd:
The RAILROAD - GLoRIoUs Nrws.-we
copy from the Quincy Daily Herald, received
last evening, the following gratifying intelli.
gense:
I'VE learn from the Hon. Jim Campbell, who
arrived in town on Saturday from Chicago, that
Eastern Capitalists have agreed 10 take stock
and complete our railroad both TO Galesburg
and TO Meredosia before the meeting o. the next
General Assembly. Hurrah for our sidel"
/ Quincy Wing
/ Did our readers ever hear Of Paine's Gas
Light or the WoOlly Horse" or Barnum, or
Symmes' Hole, or Rufus Porter's Air ChariO?
Do they expect truth from the Birthstone Fiend
or the Northern Cross Railroad Company?
Have they the most remote idea that the extracts
embody fact? We think not. This same yarn
was told 10 the Legislature, and it developed as
! falsehood, as this will do. Arrangements" and
agreements" are mere "gas;" if the stock has
been taken, or bonds sold, it is easy to say so,
instead Of skulking behind ambiguous language.
The truth is, neither has been done, and the
reference to the Legislature, in the last para
graph, denotes dodge" The Quincy wire
pullers imagine they can deceive the Legislature
twice with the same yarn" We may, posi-
bly,, be mistaken in thinking the statements
quoted are all humbug, but we are Just as certain
that such is their character as we are of anything
which is not susceptible of demonstration; and
we now make the prediction that no effective
arrangement has been made, and that not mile
o. the Northern Cross Railroad will be in opera
ton within the time specified Pitt.feli Frse
Press.
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nIarrir0,

On the 9th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Cochran ~
AARON FORMAN and Miss JULIA MIL
LER, all Of Rails county.
On the Odd ultimo, by Ed. NJ. NJ. MOD
iset, Mr.. joseph l.. HIGBEE TO Miss MAErHi
MGUPIN-
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. ia
FosTER TO Miss MARTA ELIZA,
On the 18th, by the same, Mr.. CHR''iyS
PIER HoNBoLr TO Miss SARAH BABLAR' y
of this county.
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SWEET THOUGHTS OF THEE.
IA. II. N. TO MISS L.,

= n. l.
have sweet Thoughts office. dear one;
That would fam reveal;
When in the crowd szd when alone
Upon mt bTeas, they seal.
They charm Ike music head al even,
Upon the calm blue sea;
AID swee or than a dream OF hea ven
Are those dear thoughts 10 ne.
Ihays sweet dream, Of thee, dear one;
When my heart is .'sore oppressed"
They bid those bIightiHg cares begons
That rob me Of mJ rest.
Like some bright dream Of years gone past
Ere aught OF pain knew.
Taey on nv path brightness cast
That's dazIlingto the view.
have a hope Of thee, dear one
A gentle hope Of thee;
And thou, heuceforth-yes, thou alone,
My guiding star shall be.
Thou art the star whose cheering raw
Can make nv pathway bright
Can cheer me on life's rugged way,
And make its burthens light.
have an offering, dear one,
An humble gilt know
Not gems that glitter IN the sun,
Cen ! on thee tesiow,
But | Cffer thee ire ssnre,
Moe rich aud rare than they
lis affection without measure,
That never can decay.
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Anoiher Wonderful Inyenson.

A communication appears in the Memphis
Enquirer, from the pen of DR.. Land, IN which
he states that he is engaged in arranging sys-
line Of communication, by which the sound Of
words may be delivered IN remote cities, in less
time than it would take 10 write them" He
not far distant when the editor of the Enquirer
can sit in his sanctum at Memphis, and utter
words Of which the sounds thereof can be deli.
vered in New Orleans in less time than he can
write dozen words. This verval Telegraph
says the Doctor, will answer the ends for which
it is designed, beyond the possibility Of a doubt
Think of that, ye absent lovers, and repine nc
more Indianapolis Journal.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

CIscNSArr, July 2.-RailrOad .7ce.iat.-
The gravel train on the Ohio Central railroad
ran into the passenger train between Columbus
and Z,nesville yesterday; fireman and the en-
gineer were injured; also, S. A. Guthrie, of
Putnam, but not dangerously. The gravel train
was out Of time.
PITTssURcH, July 2, River l-2 feet;
falling; weather clear and hot.
CIScISsATr, July 2, M.-River at a stand;
weather cooler than yesterday, but still very
hot.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

Mr.. D. X. Garman has recently opened .
book store in Commercial Row, which cert1inly
merits liberal encouragement. Mr.. Garman
sells at very low prices, and has qualities Of
books, stationery, &c, various enough 10 suit ?
great variety of purchasers. The value and
very fine appearance Of most Of his large STOCK
can hardly be Too much praised. We wish him
SUCCESS, for such an establishment as his !,
credible 70 the city. Many Of bis books are
late works, but recently placed before liz
public.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

Nrw YoRK, July 3 Tremendous Storm and
Loss Of Lite.-A great storm was experienced
here yesterday evening, accompanied with ter
rife thunder and lightning; many buildings were
struck and houses unroofed and demolished
The Crystal Palace was flooded with water,
and some glass broken. A new frame building
near the Palace was blown down, three work
men killed and seven injured. a brick build
ing on the North River was blown down, and a
man named Charles Flynn, who was passing at
the time, crushed dead The storm was very
severe at Williamsburgh; the steeple Of the Rev
DIR. McLane's Presbyterian church was blown
down, carrying with it part OF the roof; the
building was greatly damaged. The sieepe of
the Rev. Mr.. Por,er's Reformed church was
torn off and fell across Mr.. Johnson. dwelling,
adjoining. Many other buildings were dam.
aged. Loss heavy.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

The CELEBAATioS.-The Fourth passed eff
quite pleasantly in this section. Ia the fore
noon procession Of considerable length was
formed BY The Templars, members 81 the Social
Degree, sunday school scholars and others, who,
preceded by band Of music, marched out 10
Collins Grove, where, under agreeable
shade, the people listened TO a Temperance adj
dress by Rev. G. S. Weaver, of ST. Louis,
and an address TO the children, by DR.. d. T.
Morton, Of this city. Both addresses are spoken
Of IN very high terms. Refreshments were
distributed. There were probably about 700
persons on the ground, of whom 400 were
children. Some 40 Templsrs and members Of
the Social Degree were present from Louisiana.
A barbecue was given at Ne" London
at which il is said some two thous sand persons
were present. Hannibal was largely repre-
sented.
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NEW BOOK AND STATIONERY
STORE!!
MAIS STREET, HANNIBAL, NO.

mos, respectfully call the attention Of The citizens
i n Hannibal, and the suuou ding country general.
~, 10 my new and extensive stock Of
MISCELLANEOUS,
Theoloe zeal, Medical San
dard aud School Books Blank
Books, Music Books, Letter and Cap
Paper, Maps, &c, with all sorts OF S,aiion-
cry in general.
Direct fIom the eastern cities, feel confident that
have the arges, best selected and newest stock ever
offered in this city.
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, a sPleRdit variety Of
WALL PAPER,
Borders. Decorations,
Ssusiy, Chimney
Screens, Window Paper,
Transparent Window
Shades, with fixtures, &C, &c.
Merchants and others from the interior wishing to buy
at Wholesale or ea will find it 10 their advantage to
give me cali fer can aud will sell cheap.
d. X. CARAVAN,
Commercial Row, next door 20 Collins new build
M, Hsunlbsl Mo, J'4J 7. lSj3-tf
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

Last Monday deck hand on the Kate Kear-
ney drew knife on the Mate, FOR knocking
him in de river. The mate Prudcn'Iy vanished
bat soon returned with bar Of iron. Captain
Johnson interfered and prevented further hostile
demonstrations.
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Mr. C. w. Bryan has removed his Stove and
Tin Ware establishment 10 the east side Of Main
street, in one Of the buildings in Commercial
Row, where his large assortment has room ia
appear 70 advantage.
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10 We Gre authorized TO announce
C.us. S. A. BOWEN, as candidate for
CLERK Of the COurf OF CoAsoS PEAS
Election next August. wtd
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HP We are authorized to Announce
CHARLES ID. BOURNE. as a candidate
Tor the office OF CLERK or TEE HANNAH
CovaT or COHHoN PLEss, at the next Au-
gust election.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

Mr.. wm. Cohen has removed his Jewslry
Stare 10 fhe east side Of Main street, where
lss mas handsome establishment.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

Our new Post Master, Mr.. Berry, is erect
ing rev pOstOfice on the corner Of Main am
Centre streets.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

!. On the 4lh inst, two boys, sons of Mr.. Sisk,
Of Rails county, while baking in Salt River,
near New London, unfortunately got in over
their depth, and were drowned.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

An election was held in 81. Joseph last Sat
urday, to vote on proposition TO borrow $751;
600 10 secure the banks from the encroachments
Of the river.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

A new grocery Store has been opened il
Commercial Row.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

T@ We are authorized to announce Nc.
YH0S. a. THOMPSON, as candidate
for reelection 10 The once os CLsaG OF
re Cfscrsf CoseT, foe Marion County
Stfs
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

Cor. II. III. STEWART, President of the Han
1ibsi and ssiEt Joseph Railroad, returned from
New York yesterday morning, and immediately
proceeded to call meeting of the Board of Di-
Factors, q, viii be seen by notice ia another
eSdnn. 90
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

The Paris and Canton papers prophecy tina
the wheat crop OF their sections will not b
acre than half a crop.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

= Mr. W. Pinrasn, lorg resident Of Palmyra
died in that town last Sunday.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

Tbs Fourth Of July must stand responsible
for lhc poor aPpearanceo our paper this week.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

FoR rms WoRLD's FAIR.-Mr. r. r. Selmes
10 sgent for glove manufacturer at Bethel, in
ShslSy county, No, whose glOScs are very
beautiful end finely finished. They are soft,
yslyety, pvettily cclored, and we should think
much superior in appearance aud usefulness to
the hid glove. Tile delicate beauty Of pair of
ladies' gloves in the lot merits particular notice.
Yesterday Mr.. Selmes sent thirteen pair of mo.
j Missouri Jackson Bucks" 10 the Worlds Fair.
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Wheat in this Section is light. More put in
tlan last year, but the crop will not be third
IS much in proportion to the quantity planted.
Tie ny has been making some rayages.
17Of corn there viii be a better crop than has
been known for tile last half dozen years.
Oats will turr. out well
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For the Journal.

IOT me Journal.
At a meeting of portion of the citizens of
Monroe County, in the town Of Florida, on Sat-
urday the 25lh June, 1853, Mr.. John Garth
was called TO the Chair, and John A. Quarles
appointed Secretary. By request, DR.. Thos.
J. Chouning explained the object of the meeting
To be, the forming Of company TO construct or
build plank road from Florida 10 meet the
( Hannibal and Rails County Road, to connect
at the county line on the east of Monroe county
and also TO select and appoint delegates TO attend
tie meeting oil the Directors OF the Hannibal
Road, at their next meeting, for the purpose of
representing onr interests and to endeavor TO
get partnership or joint stock interest in said
road.
| Whereupon, Messrs. John Garth, James w.
] Herndon, T. J. Chouning, b. c. Pollard. and
Joseph Hagen were appointed TO confer with
the said Board of Directors.
And on motion of Mr.. Hagen the following
persons were appointed 10 petition the County
Court TO aid oil organized Plank Road Gonna
MES in Monroe county, with at least 81 600
per mile, when the balance Of the estlmlted
stock shall be ubserIbsd-Thos. J. Gillespy.
4. NJ. Hickman, JOB Dooly, Jr, and G.. b.
Leaehman. On motion this meeting adjourned
until Saturday, the 9eA July next, and that the
Hannibal papers be requested TO publish the
VI inc BlEHeA
JOHN GARTH, Chm
JoHS A. QuARLEs, Sec'y.
HoREInLE MuRDER.-We learn that a
man named ALLsTISE, was killed on Tuesday
night, about three miles from Belvidcre. lie
was shot by rife, loaded with two balls One
broke hls shoulder and another passed entirely
through lisJody, killing him almost Immediately.
Both parties were habully intoxicated, and
each had Threatened TO take the life oFthe other
in their quarrels. We have not heard whether
tie murderer was arrested Chicago Tribune
az List Of officers Of the Sons Of Temper
ance OF Hannibal Division No. FOR the quar-
Ter commencing July Isl, 1858.
W. .. Cross, r. w. p.
r. ID. Lacy, w. Pc
VIM. Agnew, w. A. 90
Joshua Richmond, r. S.
ID. s. Ely, A. r. S.
c. S. lngrahom, +. S.
p. SchnNider, T. o-
II. ID. Honeyman, C.
EIllha NiswRnger, A. c.
O. George Hicks, |. S.
VIM. Mcdaniel, o. S.
]. b. Lewis, Chaplain.
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THE DAILY JOURNAL

viii be re-eonnenced mex, afonday.
TERls-Three Dsllsrs fer SIX Nszths, in asvaEss.
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re-elsclion 10 the Office OF CsssH 90 rae
CorxT4 Couss. OF Marioa COua,y. wtt
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HANNIBAL JOURNAL

TTs We are authorized 20 announce W.
TElS. L. HATCHER, asa cshiiIais foi
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Literary Efegsss.

Among the literary items in our exchanges,
We find the following:-
Sir Archibald Alisons Continuation Of the
History OF Europe from the era Of the fs8t
French revolution, is meeting with great sue
cess. The price Of the Edingburg Library ed-
ton, IN fourteen octavos, IS not less than ten
guineas. No work Of the like magnitude 1t is
said has proved SO successful IN regard topub-
lie demand and extent OF circulation.
Uncle Tom CABIN is already translated in
to French, Itlian. and Spanish, and is adver
tised in Danish, Swedish, Polish aud Prussi
Proudhon is said TO be on the point of STAR
ting Historical Review. Tho first leading ar.
nce will be entitled the Necessity of War
The unedted writings Of Vincent Globerti,
which it was for a moment fearedi would be
burned, owing to certain religious scruples oi
the female relative into whose hands they fell,
have been safely transported to Turin
Louis Blanc Is going on with his History of
the Revolution of February. twill be finished
soon.
Lamart'ne.wh has completed his History of
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CONGRESS-SATuRpAY.

SENATE.-Mr Foot announced, IN an ap
proprate manner, the death of bis colleagn,
Hon. Wm. Upham, which took place in this
city on Friday evening Mr.. Seward followed
IN some brief remarks, and after the adoption
Of the customary resolutions the Senate ad
jonrued.
iIeUsE OF REPnGsENTATVEs.-P Private bills
on the Speakers table from The Committee of
the Whole on the state OF tie Union were Ia.
ken up. The bill for the relief of William II.
Wells and others was passed. The bill for
the relief OF David Myerle being next taken
up, Mr.. Breckenridge commenced TO address
th House upon 1t. His remarks. however,
we're cut short by the appearance of the Sec.
retary OF the Senate at the bar. That gentle
man having officially announced the decease
Of IL late Senator William Upham, of Yer
mont. Messrs. Miner and Meacham delivered
eulogies upon the deceased And then, after
the passage ofthe customary resolutions, the
House adjourned.
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sn.cr-0ccanic circuinsion.

Lieut.. NJ. L. Maury delivered lecture in
New ork. recently. on the theory of inter-
oceanic circulation OF water on the globe. and
supported with much interesting Information
the hypothesis that the water which is found
in one portion ofihe earth to day may be found
IN another To morrow Every drop of water.
he argued, is as obedient 10 great and general
laws as are the planets of HEAVIER. If it was
not so. aud If there were no channels of circu-
lation by which tho water could pass from o.
oean To ocean, the waters of the oceans, In the
course of time. would be found completely diff
fcrent from each other. The waters of the
Red Sen and those Of the Dead Sea are nearly
the same in qnalty--a thing which can only
be accounted for on the hypothesis of circula-
ton, and if they took single dfop Of water
from the Pacific Ocean ond analyzed il, and
another from the Atlantic Ocean and analyzed
it. they would be found perfectly the same
The winds, currents, Temperature ofthe waters,
and the aimalculm which inhabited them.
were all described as having their agency in
promoting this circulalion.--BaHS Sun.
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Gbc Dailp piroiniau.
VIRGINIA EEGssLATURE.
SATURDAY.. jan. %.

House.
The proceedings Of the House ON Saturday,
We're opened with prayer by the Rev. 7. Y.
Moore oi the Presbyterian Church
A communication from The Senate was duly
referred, and a number of bills reported from
different committees.
LrNATfc ASYLUM.
Mr.. Patrick from tho committee To examine
the Lunalic asylum, reported bill from the
Senate without amendment, appropratng
$1,000 for repairing and erecting buildings at
the eastern Lunatc Asylum.
PETITIONS.
4 number Of petitions on various subjects,
were presented and ralerred.
RAILROAD
An act Incorporating Il company To con.
street Railroad from some convenient point
On tie Manassas Gap Railroad to the Ohio
River. at, or near, Lerarr Falls on West Coz
lumba1 the county of Mason, being the un.
finished business of Friday, came up aud Mr.
Leyburn having Withdrawn his pending mo
aon TO lay the same ON the table the qhestior
was put; on motion OF MI. Lewis. To reed
from the first amendment Of the House OF Del
egates 10 said bill and determined in the Mir
native, and furtberon the motion Of Mr. Tai
bot, the House receded from the remaining a
mcndmenfs IL the bill.
Ordered that the Clerk inform the Senate
thereof
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pAsSEn.

Senate bill,nnmber ninety, entitled IN mel
creating Commissioners of tho Sinking Fund
and providing for the payment of the semi an
nual interest on aud redemption of the public
debt, was taken up, and thereupon, Mr.. Bar
bonr having Withdrawn BIS ponding amend.
ment 10 the said bill, The substitute proposed
by Mr.. Goodo was amended aud adopted.
Pendioga motion TO take up bill theIouse
adjourned
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House

The bill 10 prevent frauds on the treasury
was passed by a vote Of yeas la, nays 81
And then, going into Committee of the Whole
on the state Of the Union, Mr.. Seymour, of Con.
necticut, WIS called 10 the chair, and the com
mittee proceeded 10 the further consideration
fthe bill TO suppress tho circulation Of small
votes IN the District Of Columbia; upon which
Mr.. fc<lin, who reported the bill, addressed
'hecommttee at lengtb. Subsequently it was
debated by many members in five minutes
speeches ON various amendments until late
hour, when the committee rose; aod after dis
posing Of executive department communca.
tons, the House adjourned.
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GONGRESS-ErInAY-

SENArE.-Mr. Alchinson presented Il G ere.
dentials ofJohn NJ. Clayton, elected senator
from the State OF Delaware for the term OF
six years from the 9TH Of March next.
Several private bills We're considered and
passed.
The Senate went into executive session "A nd
after some time information was received oil
the death oil Senator Upham, whercnpon the
Senate adlonrned.
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TTN70N STEAMSHIP COmPA- :

~ mn ~ LINE o. STEAM ERS-Penasyi- -sszzks
0aaa and Virginia Uia NoJott for Phtadeiphia and N.
Pork.-The Steamships Pennsylvania Capt. Baymore,
mud Virginia, Onpt. feal, will and niter November
3D. until further notice, commencing with the Pennsy-
yanin, leave Richmond alternately every Wednesday,
ior Philadelphia and returning oaye Philadelphia every
Wednesday.
Due notice will be given every trip, in a the duly
pnprrs, Of the hour Of eirsnng.
These Steamships hnye been built expressly for this
line. and are beautifully fitted up for the accommodation
of passengers act first tables and every attention
IS pnid TO their comfort and safety They aso pro-
yided with frsne,'s paten, Metallic Le-Boats and
prent care statenapd prompt attention pnd 10 tho sao
delivery Of goods. In addition tho above induce-
ments to travellers, we hnye made arrangements To
forward passengers through New York by cnrs or
stcamboats thereby offering the public opp0rtun-
y, never before offered Mt the price of viewing
the noble Delaware, and visiting thut model city Pha
dolphin,
Passage through to New York, in lst Cabin, and
found, 50 90
Passage through to Philadelphia, do 8 90
do do do Second do 90
For freight passage, apply to
RO. RANKIN, Ad'r., corner % Water ST,