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PlNkY POiNT LINE TO BALTIMORE.
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en- Monday OF each week-Fare S5 only.
TINHE public are hereby informed that the com
4 Portable and expeditions steamer Powsaa-
tnn, Captain Charles E. Mitchell, having been en-
iirely reftted: enlarged and improved n every re.
spect, is now on the route between Richmond and
Baltimore, once weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and economical
line, will leave kichmond by the morning train on
Monday If each week, at o'clock, A. NJ, and
reach Baltimore in the course OF the night, proba.
bly, by midnight, thus securing a connection with
the different hnes out OF Baltimore ths following
morning, in any direction. Returning passengers
will leave Baltimore on the afternoon of Wednes.
day of every week, at 81 o'clock, P. NJ, and con-
meet at the creek on the following morning with
the train of the Richmond, Fredercksburs and Pc
tomac Railroad Company, which arrives In Rich.
mond on Thursday, at O'Clock, P. M
Fare in either direction, S.; forward cabin pas
sengers. Gncudng meals,) 81 SO. .
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
and Philadelphia by the New Castle and Frechtown
lipe, 81 so. For second Gl ss do 81 so. Making
the whole fare from Richmond TO Philadeph By
this agreeable line, ST so only for frat class pas
sengars. and S6for second class do
For further particulars, or through tickets, ap.
ply at the Office of tho Richmond, FredericksbuI
and Potomac Railroad Company.
J. B WINSTON Ticket Agent.
Office R., F. & P. r. R. Company
Richmond, March 90, 1853. mn 90
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The DAILY DISPATCH
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JAS. a. COwARDIN, Proprietor.
zuaHg PLEASANTS. Editor.
r-rHszzzHesT- Csssss5s
vtSG -
fSpoRTANT AND CHEERING NEmSl
PARIsEN 81 KINGS
srEaMSHIP EXPRESS.

EAMSHIP T. X L X T. So,
Per ROANOKE AND jamestown.
pEDIJcED RATES AND INCREASED EaPEDl
TION, &c &C.
u,BE proprietors having made new srrsngemen.s
for the s,ill better dispatch OF their Express oy
the steamships Roanoke and jamestown from
New York, they wish TO keep il before ths pubic,
thst PARIsEN d KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
EXPRESS is always on hand tor the accommoda'
ton of their friends, at the lowest rates and 9nps-
ralleled dispatch Express leaving Ne" YORK
is generally delivered at almost every point OF Wiz
gina in 4s hours and throughout North Carolina In
Sc hour., and ct forty per cent below theoio HUM
BUG MONOPOLY. 49,
PAgISEN g. KINGS facilttit for the expeditions
transportation OF Freish, and Packages cannot be
beat by any express company in existence, and they
siefv anv competition, therefore, in the shape Of
humbus, imposition and monopoly.
cSs= Be sure TO order your goods by Parisen
e. Kings Express, No ( Barclay street, New
York.
r~ Rest assured. that all they promise, they
will faithfully fulfil II
PARlStN IL KING, No Barclay st, N. T.,
aad Bolling5rook street, Petersburg, Va
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KEIEINGhAM is still selling bargains in
Books and Stationery, at No 225 Broad Street
very pretty assortment of Fancy Articles lust
received and for sale low.
Waverly Magazine, Boston Pilot, Geason's Pie.
torial, and number of other papers regularly re-
ceived. NJ
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NOTICE.

NeTICE.s
I'VE undersigned would inform his friends and
Il the public generally, that he will continue lhe
school heretofore conducted by DR. Maupin, ON
lith, between Marshall and Clay streets He
pledges himself to use every exertion to maintain
is present nigh reputation. He will be assisted in
the Mathematical and Scientific department by a
graduate OF the Ungersity of Virginia gen,ien1 An
OF talent, reputation and experience The next
session will commence on the lst of Octobar. He
calls attention To the following card
PHILIP II MONTAGUE.
Mr. P Fl MOETAGUE has had ch sree of the ,de-
par,ment Of Ancient Languages in my School for
the last three years He has gwen me much sails
faction as well qualified and efficient Teacher and
with pleasure recommend him to the PATRONAGE
OF my friends and the citizens generally.
si. eisG 8 MAUPIN
He would also refer to the following gentle
men:
James Lyons, Esq Gustavus A Myers. ESQ
arthur Morson Esq Rev Alex A Jones' D ID
Thomas r Price, Esq Rev Geo w Lanahorna
more specific norice viii shortly appear
jy 7-6t* p n N
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TTOR H10G-By 10 months or r. - hol
E anee o. tbe yeeFs e1el 4irl ssms1 -
Nara Apply u 1uhkk C40A
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ELAnI, SMITH & CO., Groeers and
AZ fauumissi0 ,ats Carr strao. ID

ELAM, SMITH & Co., Groeers and
IA Commission Merchants Cary street ad
joining the Columbian Hotel, keep constantly on
hand a well selected stock of Groceries which
they will sell to their friends and the public on as
reasonable terms as they can buy them elsewhere
Their stock consists of the usual variety Of goods in
their line of business together with fine assort
ment of Wines, Liquors, DC.
They will also attend strictly to the sale of coun.
try produce of any kind, which their friends may
confde to their care.
All orders will be promptly attended to-
They return thanksfor the patronage heretofore
received, and respectfully solicit continuance of
the same je e..
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NOTI c Z 10 CONTRACTORs-V VTR-
~ GINA CENTRAL LRAILROAD--Consractor
are hereby informed that at the time of the letting
advertise to take place at the Bath Alum Sprin es in
July. proposals will be received for furnishing one
hundred thousand Cross Ties for the track of
the Central road, between Stsupton and Millboro,
Aiso. at the same time aud place proposals will
oe received Tor large amount of very heayy tres
selling, to be erected near Milboro.
By order of the Board
CHARLES ELLET Jr, Chief Engineer
BATH ALUM. June % 1853 ie 2s-td
no CARPENTERs, BUILDERS, &c
The subscriber has just fitted up q steam en-.
proposes to saw Slats and PanneI Stuff and square
Posts In the most accurate and expeditions man.
ner, and on the most reasonable terms. His shop
10 located on Brooke Avenue at the corner of Mar.
shall street. fs u.f
ap 23-3m 3a'f m JOHN KELLEY
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nRY GOODS CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.

~ fsC
IL Plain and figured Bereges for 25c splendid as
sortment of Lawns l0c TO 37kc, Berege Deiaines
lae. superior quality 200 to 25c, Swiss Csmbric
and checked Muslins, dotted Dresses, white and
cel,red dots, embroidered and plain Grape Shawls
81 to $50, brocade and changeable Silks, worked
Muslin Curtains. Turkey red; IL Linen and Cot
ton shee,ings. Towels and Napkins. superior Irish
Linens. rich Tissue, large size corded skirts,
yard wide black silks, black silk Trimming, Aee
Ribbons, Gloves, splendid needle worked Csliars
and Sleeves, Marseiiles Quilts, DC. DC. -z
jy7 LEWIS Cheap Store.
CHEAP PAINTING OIL.-l5e0 gallons
- eneap Paint Oil ia casks and bbls, for using
with silvers or any Fire Proof or cheap Paint Ii
very suitable for Railroad bridges, cars, roofs,
&C, furnishing an excellenr and dursbie paint ct
very trifling cost - = -
Also, 100 bbls silvers Fire Proof Psiut-the best
and cheapest article ever used
BENNETT q BEERS. Druseisss,
Jy7 and Sole Agents, l25 Main street
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II nISS0LUTlON.-T Co partnership here
~ tofore existing between the subscribers. under
the firm of HAXALL & BROTHER, has expired
by its own Limitation. r B. HAXALL,
B. w. HAXALL.
Rjchynopd Jnlv st 1oS2
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JOSEPH r KEININGhAM will In future be
found at his store, 226 Broad Street, where he win
be glad to receive orders from his friends in any
department Of Book Binding or Blank Book Manu-
notwithstanding the promise that his work shall
be well done and at the lowest rates.
July 9th, 1853.
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MOTECE.-On and after the 4th OF July, 1883, a
In Hack will leave Tomahawk Station on the
Danvile Road, every vi ondny, Wednesday
and Friday, after the arrival of the cars from
Richmond, tor Ballsville via Powhatan II. Re
turning, will leave 8asvilie every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, in time to connec,
with the cars La
Mr. MARTIN will take pleasure in attending to
any bundle or package sent to his care.
iv v1-dfrn+
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THE PUBLIC, generally, arc invited 70 csil
4 at my Yard, q tho corneT Of Byrd and Stu
Streets and examine the s,ock Of ali knds Of PiaEk.
scaniling &c, from up James River, not surpassed
In qualify By any. For sAls on accommodating
terms. THOMAS WILLIAMS,
Lumber and General Connie ion Merchant.
IL S-3ts s szsss 3. ~
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lMGnNaA ChNTkAL hAfLhUAD,--
sUMbiER AkRANGEMENT--v -visftors u
fhe springs msy expect more comfort by this
route insn ever before and If the cost of meals Is
considered, no other route offers lower fare. The
road s open to the base of the Blue Ridge and the
saIs ran, row being laid between Waynesborough and
Staunton, 1t viii be In operation this season.
The Stage line is under .ha management of ]
Heiskeli go well known TO the public
:. Cars leave Richmond, daily at 6z A n, .ri the
Western terminus of the Railroad at lIk AM.
Daily Connection.
Te Rockbridge Alum Springs, fare 81. so
White Sulphur, passing the Alum, Warm
and hot Springs. --...--..-.......l0 10 so
Bath Alum-.-.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS
warm Springs. ......-..-....S g. SO
Hot Springs ..-.-.-.s 8 so
Lexington. .....--.--..-.-7 90
Staunton 5 90
Cuipeppsr C so
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CEILING OFF. SELLi NC OFF II am
~ still selling of at and below cost. and wsud
respectfully call the attention of the pu lie
ally TO my large stock of Dry Goods which have
on hand yet as had rather sacrifice the Goods at
the counter in prefere ace TO sending them to auc
tion to be Sold Persons desirous OF buying
Cheap Goods can get them by calling at
II ROSEHFELD'S,
jy2-tf IFS Broad street.
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TtAE partnership heretofore existing bsrween
Il BROWN d kEINIhGHAM, is dissolved by
mn latilnl nsa =
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- EPAIhING EVERY DESCRIPTION
~ OF SAWS-TOLAND & BELSHAW, prac-
tical Saw Makers and Repaifer 9Th street,
between Cary and Main. opposite the Phoenix
Foundry, Richmond, Va:-Circuar, Hand, Rip
ping, Cross cut, Mill, Table, Brass back, Compass
and Concave Saws. Butchers Bow Meat Saws.
Hack Saws. Pit Saws, Felloe Saws, Turning Saws
&c. &c.
E@ All Saws warranted to run true.
ie z9-lm*
ETtO TOBACCO MAhUFACTURERS.-
l. JOSEPH WEAR, hachinist 29th street, be-
tween Main and Franklin streets, would respectful
ly return thanks to the Manufacturers OF Tobe &c.,
for their liberia. support since he commenced b1s.
ness would also inform them he is prepared to
make Shape ming Mills with dispatch and superior
workmanship He would refer those not acquaint
ed with his work, to the following gentlemen:
References.-Thos & Saml Hardgrove, VIM
Gresner, James Grant, Charles Word, Lsurs
Factory, John Goode
N. B-Mills repaired with neatness and dispatch
je 28-lm* a w.
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Richmond, July Let, 1853.
jy 6-0&W2w
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CO.PARTNERsHIP.- The undersigned
have formed co-partnership under the firm of
HAXALL d co, and will conduct the Milling
Business as heretofore. r. B. HAXALL,
B. w. HAXALL,
WIN. II. HAXALL. e.
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nIssOLUTION AND COPARTNRR-

DISsOLUTION AND COPAR TNRR.
- sHIP.-The firm of l. D CRENSHAW e
CO, composed of l. D CRRNsHAw and Fl CaEN-
SHAW, was dissolved on the LIST iDstnnr by mutual
consent The Commissi On, Forwardin. aud
Grocery business, viii be continued in the
same Fire Proof Building, BY Joseph Crenshaw
and VIM Crenshaw, under the style Of CREN-
SHAW & co. 4ot
mission, Forwarding and Grocery Business, ssaiis
himself of the occasion to tender bic sincei and
grateful thanks to those who have so long and so
literally patronsed him. Ii 10 with unfsi1ned
pleasure and satisfaction thst he can Eaost CON
scientiously recommend his brothers as every way
worthy Of the confidence Of his friends; and he re-
spectfuly solicits continuance of their favors In
behalf OF Messrs CRENSHAW & CO
LEWIS D CRENSHAW.
Richmond, July /, 1853.
CRRNsHAw,S NEW FLOUR MILL
~ The subscribers have entered into copart-
nsfsnlp under the style of CREHSHAW Il Fish
Em; ,or me purpose Of conducting toe Fiour
Miihn8 huslness, at Lewis D Cfenshaws new
MN, now IN course OF erection at the Tredsgar
Works in this city. 800
Az soon az the Mill Is sufficiently advanced. thsv
wiz commence the purchase of Wheat, and heps
to share proportion of public patrcnase
Their Office will be In the new hni,dino . an ,hs
north side OF the Basin, corner Of 1lih street
LEWIS D CRENsHAW,
jy 7-dlm GEORGE d FISHER
(sOPARTNERsHIP MOTH K.-B @.
" FLANAGAN, of Charlottesville, and GEORGE
RlVEs. ct Aibemarls. are shis day admitted =
copartners In the firm of HAzrsoox q Sroxrs. n
the Grocery and Commission Bnsincus n
this city. s,s
The business win hereafter be oonducted pnaar
the style of FLANAGAN, stokes 4 90.
Our DIR FLASAaAS viii give special attention 10
D J HARrsooK,
tstA8 STOKES.
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GREAT BARGAINS In RUNKs, at
" No. l34 Main Street.--The subscriber
intending to close out his stock of Trunks will of
fer them at such low prices will sales to
all in want. Travellers In want of large size
Trunks, are particularly solicited to call on
j. D. GOODMAN,
No 134 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
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s'OHr stages arrive in Stsuntou at O'Clock
NJ and leave next morning by Express line,
at M-spend the night at Woodwsrd's Jackson
River Hosel, and reach the White Sulphur a, 10 A
NJ second day from Stsunton.
Chartered Coaches to travel as the party wishes,
can be engaged at Richmond, on the following
terms: The inside of the coach can be secure it 9
seats paid for. Ii 10 seats are paid for It Sc.
all the seats outside and insde with the pri-
vilege of carrying the allowed baggage for the
number of passengers paid for
s'For the further comfort of passengers
we shall run an ccomm dat ON line of Coaches
which will leave Staunton sfter breakfast stop for
the night at The Bath Alum Warm Springs, a.
they may DESIRE and reach the White Sulphur next
evening; guaranteeing tsat there shall be no night
rayel."
I'VE will also keep at the Warm and Hot Springs
each, coach 10 accommodate visitors going West
East who may ind seats in the regular line''
. WIN. P. FARISH & CO,
by ]. L. HEIsKELL, Agent.
Tri. Weekly Connection.
To Lynchburg, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, going up; fare--- -----.......-....S4 so
Servants travelling without their masters, must
leave pass with the Ticket agent, and also shew
another to the Conductor.
An extra charge will be made If passengers do
not obtain tickets, e GILL, e
Superintendent Transportation.
ER~Washington passengers may go by the
junction aud reach that city in "a hours from
StauntOn, taking the night train of the Richmend,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
jel7 Ell. GILL, Sup't.
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~ FAST HORSE AND BUGGY FOR
8NSALE The Horse is six years old this
sPfing-sound and kind, and splendid driver
never had whip behind him, and warranted free
from all faults. With a little practice could be
made minute nag. at
Also. a light Buggy and Harness, sold for want
of use and OF a credit of 80 days for good paper
Apply at Mr.. EARNESTS STABLE
ie 2n-ts
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Disasierr. &c.

Bare Y.ssovrnThe following Of letter nom NJ
Jsms. Jsnhnss the Yarmouth
ported b.t her rOm Gibraltar c- this port
"C.piI, Feb 6,IsS1
&c SHIPPED hoard the bra Yarmouth. Of salem
CAPT IL smith home where hoped
reach the last Of feb ws started
FAR and pleasant bh, hearts bat how so. were our
thoughts Of for only the third day A.a-i
rshi ahead and Increased heavy Of
heavy OF thunder VIVID flashes ~ hshnas the rous
instead 81 the Ahns hshsr, whch caused bn
,e CO, IN the mast f .n,.e sni he cspSS ~sa sp snd e,
the tosaAns mast The wHd Atsed 10 the OPPOSITE
SasoyeT stove swsp, our decls Of every
hRs We that bra would h los; She oCnthued tbs
hold Our oeuAst and ioSe,hef
aud cur ss osoSe'ea ssd saal s:9s a, he merry Of the
who were the Captain steward two other and myse
@s.mss,. and sot sgon T. looked around ard the
Sas .~nSnhs toward ne Sss,-ee tres to get Ga q bat s
he ether three The We oled 6I the
others bat ey not 10 be and then lost
q WAL ard lea bach Gess AMER shore
sAr rousa sS, ahead aaI eres.ed
y sss, sac and S~ns 70 the heavy esrse whh hAs Hds
were oeseS 10 carry hs~yy pres Of sal to keep Der OF IN,
he PsHps dsy ana AZ nsAt coad sain auy
70 Us sssuee ~s ."s~ so What do~s o0ad n0 Pu bach
r tie ssa uHes ia u lsus The shg as1
could wsd the Cspe ssAse - ~AA % 40 We d not
spOw 'ls sAP ,atIs e~eS At ne N We ave ss
At as resolved 10 ~ne he as I'D al woabs
AGAIN Sal msee The sap pankod Aeasy nae n,
Cap,an tool The hem buS-l We Snsca Ne CHpe 40 " o..
sa a ~ burst from The We Aus soanrel s.sv
esors ths sua % oT pcr; II Cada hsre ~ i
seout thFcs houfs Wei rroT'ns the sA ns
cav tbs place I'll neat ATFiL JsNKs l. JN9ssS1s
Rss RossoKs Barrett I'm san frGncso VITA o. m-r.
ebanss. wrecked the south 81 n The lmsSsa R0a TIE
~ 81 Pea AL Ashls saved and Of the
danss~S eo-ucH. she As9 he~n fa frsBso NJ
G. fcgorts Hary PaeFses wats To- % san FsAa
neeus Pawn sad ho0nJ Portland wains or esgany
etto - rs &xmct ha3 beeu there : moaAs
pAsu1 ktcf~tE. bcsge erycd Destroyed ~
KA<1husas Jss L. ~ d m Nysbe G. on nxs o. Sd
eoeok, caught are and burned TIE se and
ker cargo hecsme ictd oss laden assorted
care and conSEscd 70 Danse r. Mnaras Saa Francsoo
Car MSsas Nss;er, bd M LAn1eusn OEce- sad q
erew Of bsrk AabA o. Rtn0se. before menuonea pckei -
al car "a Csth&nes, pascasr whhp
ncn a E3f,ro~u G1;A I'm 81 CsAerDe Tie Aaaaala
pauofe x san frsncsce> Aarn NA coal AS oa ~
w Aeavy gale she sfunx cAk. couges vcss- 10 g1t
b.A Mhra "a River Pate they lct her nkux IVA
I'D se,r the eost the Pekea "
sr.-las er.s and tskeu % - Caisegiscs
Rsacts om ADDRESSED 10 kuSos WSieS, Esq Secretary
.f he Board q CRacrvrsers
ss.ssa. March she seAr heleo May. o. Saaek
aurnt a. he a So~es Font saturday
C-s,an thnss shs party srsd N Ne" iSA we have
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spoken, &c.

ne oG staten Land ship NsrFare; iprooaby IL
Hs-faYef. n.rrypsn Yayt or Acapnico.)
jan Il 10 NJ Co ll3 - w ship Aesio I'm San Fraoeco
for ca ieo
fort fOr Hzvre
Jaa a. lat On a W. ship Fanny Carazihs IN Boston
fpec q E0r Australia.
Feb TO- at Jon lis o. W. .hp carthass DAVIS IN saa
Frspcisoo Jan u for Csiso.
F.b IS lat % 10 n lon lSi 49, shp A5aoss, KaoTies I'm
San Fr,ncisoo Tor Calcutta.
lat ~ lon barb Byros. IN. Baunors Tor LyerpoL
March r. II p NJ, h % D. lon IS 81, snf BACK MAffos
I'm Ke~ York ior Havana and NooIie- &c.,
March 81 Pm % Hatterss, stn1 tn'ea ses FefIy IN
New " Tt Tor View OTiesns. 80
msrh - lat p lon 70 ship Thoa r. Psrtnsi io Pha
d.ltha, TbeobaS IN so-aor Tor Ses orlsans-
Ii N I'm schr j. A. GanhriU DordY. IN
E6,sbeh CITY Y Barbadoe.-had ost part deck Dad
kacb25 Of Cap Heniopen sch Maasoria . mas Lesvit
I'm New. Yori lor Pensacola
bo1nd frrobsbly the Hermann I'm View York for Brenenl
march g. at g. lon O. brig Anglo Saxon Pierce, Is d. IN
Po.for To-
ssrcb ~ 81 -ckr Boxer Sawyer, I'm Yort
foY Domino
march 81 g. 10 passed ship Georse Washing
ton. Counnss, fm- Liverpool for View York.
March a. l0A Of Cape LooE Out brig Excel n
New York for savannah.
Oct 30 lat COS loD 25 % W. ship sotodrae Br Porter
I'm. Liverpool Aug 90 Tor San PrsDcaoo.
FEB 2s lat % lon a. barn TempeOn, Hunter, I'm View York
Deb TO- for Melbourne.
Dec lat 90 90 % w. sehr Corvo Of New Loadoa
I'm. Fan and Islands for The Coast Of Patagonia
Jan - of Cspe Horn exchanged gnas Nth whaling bsYk
showing blue fas letter day all
standing wind the time fresh from n p Feh r. s
10 s. Ion. w siknazed a whale ship
nies cppershp standing souih-hAd three
tBy the Cruszder, az Boston I'm VALPARAISO
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CLEyELAND, CLUMBUS and CNCN-

- - u Nl--NUIIIE-HOId-rs Of Stock
- - p4Hy On The lst day Of April next viii = ent
100 - pei cent on the shares Standing IN tber r.
49, names On The books OF the COMPANY N te 80 a.
rectors Of this cate. ~ - &c Soar1 OF d.
sefsllPGons 70 Be made and AZ installrseut o. N -
- s,s w 9n % oeiore the lst day OF Nay nsxr
August next - '-e H1 oAy OF
a5siesno o. per cent n Stock VIII Be eresss m -
Rev STOCK, a. he TIE 81 szhscri prlou - nc
= ss 2efe SUBSCRIPTIONS A-e not made On or bafrs
the - cay u May next tie riEhf 20 g. rp-. SO
~ 3 - d for the benefit Of the holisr '~ 1'0eA
tor Stock REGISTERED IN New-Yofk sub.r-in.;o,, .. l.
LANlER Co, No 81 Waist -'S--O"'
Transfer books VIII Be es.eS f-o-, -. "a. .A,,.I
Of April Dsxf. = y E.xnv = Luth iaY
ClsyelAId Mach - 1853 - A-S@'2-ss'
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Whal@s.

Arr A. Edgaown 27h a Suicop veeder Pacific Ocean
Cs,bafnes Jan 49, Of and for Nantucket with bb
do VII l57 also 1000 bags coffee e sht for
The Nauteon toot $50 bb another 100 bb p
on River Platte Spoke OF River Platte Nov. ship Falcon Gard
Of New Bedford, Is all well 5th Constitution Winsov
oean FEB lat 1906 ~ lon 3326 W. brig Gov. Hopkins
Taylor Dartmouth IOOsp
Sid I'm do 25th ship Harvest Tice, Nantucket
ID I'm ST. Thomas Feb g. bfs Esther Hopkins Of Orean
% bhs sp oil
letter I'm Capt Stanton Of barb Topic Bird B reports
March H. lat NJ lon 30 40 W. all we'll
VII oil on board sent home 40 bound Thomas
for the summer j the North Atlantic.
letter from chip Atlantic Coleman Sant reports her at ga
Nov IS, no let &c, with 100 bbs OIL and whale alongside
Arr Al Caso FEB a. Ontario, Nantucket from cruise, with
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TO CONTRACTORs-NIAGARAF AIIS

HYDRAULIC CASAL-Sealed proposals win ~ =.
esisse e once At The N,.sarA Fss Aydrs1c Comps
Text, Inclusive, for the Excavatisn Mason-v RS,s-5.
S1tes, W ater. Wen, Bulkhesds, Decking &C.
rams Iohles and Specifications may be seen az the Com
EaS ouSe' az NAsASa ais also the Office OF Hon
> - " ooone Nc - atonst- T. and Walter Brysnt
no. = lonsressst Boston, Mas '7
Ire company VII have steam Drilns Narbina NJ, -,
work after the 18th OF March 70 which thsy vi.b - Ill
he Attention OF Co1rrzctor. 49, ~ e@-4
reserve the right 70 accept or reject .nv o.
a. q ne proposals - they may consider for toe ts-e ~
Tie Company Z. K. BLACKWELL Chef nEinser' -
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Cahelo Tacoma, Hover Boston hnss Asbcu Lawrence
Cre~e Boston q. w. Lawrence Wal New Orleans Spear
Avid Csdenas FLORIDA, AVertrase Ponce X ~ NJ Chappen
Hand Savannah schts Alexandria sea New Nort ID. William
do Mary New Bedford ID C. Patterson Dale, Providence
Buena VISTA fatten New Nosk Col Jas Page Edwards do
Edw Adsms Steele do Martha Seal DO Gen chnten Baker
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Cleared Steamships CITY OF Glasgow WIZ Liverpool state OF
Georgia ConHs Savannah rcnnsyVsnis IA, more Richmond
brss HunTess, William Post SPAN hcane. Bf stewart he
nsreai schrs Basker Be- Raymond Hah6N W H. MARTINS,
Crowen Kingston, ia Mafsue, Ann, Ravens New Yofi