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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-18
Fire In the Navy Yard
IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY


ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS
destructive connagration occurred in the navy yard
yesterday morning, which ragged furiousy during the
greater part of the day. and had not been completely
suppressed in the evening. It originated about nine
O'Clock the painters loft the timber she'd which
is situated about the centre of the yard and supposed
to have been caused by spontaneous combustion from
barrel used receptacle for scraps of paint bits Of
oakum and other refuse of highly infammable charas
ter. The building in which the fire originated Of
brick painted the usual straw color, with roof tiled
with slate It's dimensions 800 feet in length BY CO.
in width and the exterior presented the appearance
of being proof divided into three apartments
the ground floor being used for the storage OF
timber which. comprised the beams Of frgate, a
seventy four, soop, and the frames of three other
vessels, besides large amount Of promis
timber for occasion might require The loft
used storage for paints varnishes and oils while
the southwestern end divided off, and occupied az
the gunners loft where all kinds Of small
paired quantity Of old IRON also stored in this
apartment Most of the tmbers placed in the shed
fourteen and in 1s7 under charge of the then
MI John were out and
burned with great fury rendering the efforts Of the fire.
Of but little avail, and the whole structure de-
ever be necessary tear them down before
for rebuilding can be commenced. The structure stand
ing apart from the other buildings enabled the remeD
labor without hndrance and although the wind
wing strongly during the morning. they succeeded in
combining the flames to the edifce in which it originated.
Daring the progress Of the FIRE two distinct explosions
took place, which created fears among those at
work about the buildings but being assured by of
the officers Of the yard that nothing Of dangerous
nature allowed in any of the shops operations
again resumed with redoubled vigor It is surmised,
however, that several bombs hel had been thrown among
the old iron in the gunners loft without the knowledge
Of the explosions occurred in that apart
ment. Although the conclusions quite loud and
fragments Of timber were scattered about harm
suited therefrom.
The contents and value Of the building follows
estimate be made
The beams of seventy four frigate and soop-of
Of Southern pine the frames Of three other vessels
Of live oak, and large amount Of other timber; tho
whole valued at about $50 0O0
The contents of the painters loft in which . large
quantity Of paints oils, and turpentine stored,
some of it but the day previous valued at about
$50 600.
The contents of the gunnsrs loft consisted principally
about IS 600.
The building is valued at about S2o0o0-the amount
Apr oprated by gsvernn ent for it's construction.
REHABILITATION OF Lossn.
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IGHB VIII
be found at the store of the Canton Tea Company No.
10 Chatham street between Pearl and Roosevelt Streets
the Oldest tea establishment In the city We
readers that they can do better than
either at Wholesale retail They have branch stores
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1AVV,VVV'
Three engines hook and ladder company and seve
raj hose carts belonging to the navy yard put
QUESTION Immediately the discovery of the fire, and
stream also forced from the dry dock by means Of
the steam engine The Brooklyn fremen out in full
force and labored assduousy during the greater portion
Of the day. The Chief of Police, and the captains and
men Of the various districts, likewise on hand.
There hardly be doubt that the fire theresult
of spontaneous combu tion-the shops being al closed
Immediately after working hoars and ingress allowed
after that time.
Some nine months since the barrel placed at the head
Of the stairs for the reception Of the refuse of the paint
shop discovered to be fire just before the workmen
had concluded the labors Of the day. but it, exin
guished without causing material damage and recently
one of the men, after wipng his hands piece Of
oakum, threw it out Of the door when it Immediately g
nted It then remarked that FIRE in those build
ings, from spontaneous combustion might some time
occur.
ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS,
Thomas Daley. member of No. 7, was run down by.
Engine No 49, while proceeding to the Ere in the yard
He badly hurt and it is feared some bones were
broken Two officers Of the Second District police carried
him to his residence the of Hudson and
Front street.
Alfred Johnson a machinist employed In the yard,
while assisting 1t the fire. Of his legs broken by
the falling of piece Of timber from the burning building
John White and Mr. Brown, members of Engine No. II,
were both injured-one Of them seriously, having had
several ribs broken while aiding about the FIRE.
During the time Of the fire the marines patroed every
part Of the yard, in order to prevent desertions.
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The reverse side is stamped with-"U. s. Mint. 1885,
Philadelphia. No. H. Fine 900. Ozs. 57.52"
We also shower two Of the small sized ingots by
Messrs Harnden h Co.
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10 our mlnQ rupture OF our relations Win
Mexico consequent upon some violation Of our
rights by the Dictator, seems most likely
occurrence. On calm review of the various
modes by which the annexation of the republic
might be effected, we see none more natural
than the process by which one-half Of its for
mer territory has already fallen into our
hands. Desperate circumstances, operating on
the mind of a man Of Santa Annals desperate
character, can suggest none but desperate
remedies and we can discern none more clearly
foreshadowed than another war with Mexico.
Out Of what pretext it may spring time will
show. 1t seemed nursed in the Tehuantepec
business; but the ratification Of that treaty by
Santa Annals friend and coadjutor, Lombardini,
would appear to indicate willingness on his
part to carry out the policy Of his predecessor
in this respect. Some interference with the
Vera Cruz and Acapulco route may more rea-
sonably be expected That such course
would be directly detrimental to the best in
terests Of Mexico, and would lead to the down
fall of the Dictator himself seems clear enough;
but Santa Annals rashness and headstrong
character are still more notorious. Standing
as he does, on the brink of volcano relying
solely on Providence for communicating
as he must do. that the manifest destiny Of Mex
leo is to become part of the United States, and
having, moreover, debt ofvengeance and hate
to discharge, that he should furnish us with fur
ther illustration Of his character, by violating
the faith ofthe Mexican government, Selling the
property of American citizens, and selling the
right of way through Puebla to a new compa-
ny, would seem by no means impossible
Whatever form ofprovocation be might choose
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NyEw FALL Am wINTvu nav oooDs

NEW FALL AM WINTER DRv aoope-w. h.v. 70
esised BY steamers and packets New large
sseeted stock OF Goods for the Fall Trade.
OF which We invite friends In
S anu country generally. The following constitute part
Heavy bh Gros Rhine. pre.se. and Mania
brocade SIX In fancy Andb black
= and y. Rich new style Plaid silks
,sS de sess olscs and small checked Mareeiine,
~, Fancy Cord and new siyis Plaid Apasas
Tartan ffaid CrcaSian M do
Rich French aud American Is, lie Iain..
IAN an. rr,h,sd Cashmere and Persian Cioh.->I color.
nmbto Monsselnc and Cashmere Robes
ftain aud Figured Moussclin.s aud n,t.v. A. ,i,s.
aud =. hravy silk Velvet fos Cioak. aud M.ntiI..
fiain and Printed Cloths, all colo
Embroidered. Dotted aud Checked Nv Muslin.
Neck, Bonnet, Cap and Velvet Rbands
hnbJ hemmed stitched ani Tape bordersd Hdkn
irish LINENS and shestings. and Pillow Linen
Orass Cloth Corded. waidsd ana Broek aden slIrt.
RULED, Flowing, Gonerei and kmbI sleeves
aonrning aud Second Mourning Sleeves and Collar.
ladies and Gents silk, Mcrino. yiyonia Vest.
Nps,e ss-oIm.nt Of Ladies. Gents Misses and Boy. slt
Mo.ted aud Cotton iiose H'
h.- and Dents fmbI hsmmr, stitched and cold bo,iJI N
handkerchief ~
"a he" and Gents Card Kid Gloves alexander. make,
rh,",, 49," Tibet, Cashmsrc sni Raw siik Glove.
'ya' nennn, iis Cambria Swiss kisngs aud Insert
ro, 49, ' M pana,t Cloths NAPKINS aud poyies
s"re ml, Hue. Blown, Green a,ri Caact cloth
w,oIrn W., s fancy Cas-icrcs styles and au.lite,
sstncs ED. K.nns ana h,nd.ome wsdl,d Nesti6gs
Nina. ,' NJ, .n.,n' kcrs.y. and lins,ys
nart i.,s.s Nm as" ;, pIh and rwii.i blanket.
N'Nst Tapestry BRUSSELS, . ply and Ins,.n ~ "s,
!lyst. chsnels rni,si Russ AMI MAJ, '''rsuns
large assortment Of Habit "a FirntpY. C.u...
Amei'ean, Scotch and a. French 0inshams
asu mosehed Domescs shes tings ehirti,vx m,
oEnahirg Of all IA ture anu Ce'to
Az Of which, having been purchased with ca.
Wholesale ana Retail At IeAlohsble advance on cost
=, - VALENTINE, CRENsHAw a co
SEQ "''"o"fne' hroad 9TH aud Capitol streets,
Ne D.ut
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HARDWARE,

FALL IAP0RrtIi0N, 1853.
HD q MOORE - 90, fnyprfrTr at psIl.fs o. EpRFEGN
u .nS DOMESTIC 8IRDWARE, - MIi1 strc,i, n >
Tf, Va IA receipt steamships aui packets Iy-
tuu complete rttuiugt
Shcthg HARDWARE, sud from
they have received tan suppy American HARDWARE,
caustsgtnc va part Of
iFcrs' aud wo.tenbou- Gnc Pen ami Pocket
Fen aud rost,t Knives ~ N,ttCu, makers stylts
Back, bone Et0ny suJ Ivory Itsndc knives Forks
tyory NandI" kutN's aud FORKS, sets - sud 81 pieces
wade hatcher suIyuur ~ Tors and shears
single AMI p1ull, b,Trrl Guns. sUpeTivr
Pistols. En's Ride Hnrr,ls aud MuuntinEs
Face, Halter, LHg, Neil aud PAN Chains
Collins, simmons. and \tisiua Axes
Anne aud Gosauls" spade aud Shoyels
MIL Pitt, Ct,-s Cut ,ui CU,ultr saws
Auvils. Vice, auI Smith. Bellows
sisdrv aui haui Hatuu.rs, stocks aud Dies
Et>trr. shear, ini N4.t Steel
Casting. tiu,-y Shoe. lub NHrrt Nails
u,s., Collar. Bhui ur,di.a aud Hammers
bodi' tIiur-, Nvrst-i y,
iarkr aud Hung Of ever, jrs uituu
Plane. Chi. els, Nuv'I. tfi tis>, All Kinds
Platform sui CouUtsf sst,s Pat Hbl,us.s
English, American e. u r,r Caps All
tauut 90 iiAEbN sEt Stores.
4 their -o. 'rl with and Nttsntau Iur-
chased "u M t favorable ,rus. they feel assured hcy IT
i.l s'tHul Inducements rrh1u visiting this
wiy invite t,m Go ''tston ct thea stick, they
t,rtu,i e. col" asl.U REGULAR house this,
Nvrtl.ru ,ttly-. aulG
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IN ,IinOlciI TO L,NINGTnN Al nr,mAN,NI T,Y

II DaN- In Wall I'Arkri n- Nv
LuEOn aud the 2sth Packet Roats will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, the
W. AMI arrive in LynchDuTg ia - hours buchanan
Returning leave buchanan ~ A. NJ every except
lay, arrive LyncLburg On y. 81; leave Iyuclrg
su u Richmond - hours connect with the
Norfolk ats leaving al ~ n NJ anu the Southen
Railroad Cars, leaving AN.
Passengers Tor Lexington with daily STAGES
North River Returning leaving Lexington every except
taTs ami arrive in Richmond ia 10
Passengers for Farmyc t2 buckingham House
Dare " =. Ca.llesyile, fare f.auI St4unon a. viii
irA'e Richmond Mondays Wednesdays
hLIw %. ClLl nl Time OF anvil a.
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" VlNk
,,s..- .-..,,.,A uStGI,,n LINZ or notrs ron,
ss>-~>-sS<- CLiNroN, Captain Donald, UNION Captain
" H. tuuCvt leave regularly hkllf Captain
Johnson, DESPATCH Capt Cook culsry onS,rURpAN
lhc'c B,sts compelled leave advertised
mako their regular shippers therefore depend
theis regularity. No freight
go Frcisht Tor this lac except
S,rUEnAy, after O'Clock, p NJ.
mat A. $
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JOSEPH u. COLQUrrr. Agsnt.
FALL SUPPLY
OF DRUGS MEDICINES OILS. FANCY GOODS


ETC., ETC for sale lay DOVE ~ co
l0.0nO lis Sup Carh 2 Ia best Newcastle
la,uH1 lbs C,pprTas hrght Green
- ibis tITc Proof Paint; l@in lbs Indigo
lp'-l gallons sriIr Oii 6t1 ihs Iosss woods best
casks NutWrrs. acask- MairtT
leo Mats White Lead in OIL cask Blu
2U1 oHu Cigars, assorted. 2's' LoNr- Chewing tobacco
300" papers smoking Tobacco L. Lhls rps salts
lu hbls Alum. lh this Nen-t Red
Sal lbs glue, Irish; leo dozen Mustang Eminent
leo du=,n Arabian liumrnt 1UUU tbs Tonqua Beans
l2Unii Extract I0UNooi
s1p lbs Paris Green drv and Ia oil
2uh ths Chrome Green 80 lbs Chrome yellow
s hales fresh Cloves; 90 iuEeu NcTmuges. assorted
-goss Yeast Powders. ~ tovts IIul'7 Soap
Ia gross Vance soap; iulIOs- brown Windsor Soap
boxes Palm Soap; 5,s'lis scotch snuu, paT,Ts
iHaor,u Paint HugSets, lu hhls Cnp7i NirEsh
leo taZrI. Tooth HTushe- iul dozen shaving brushes
10 gross Hranir,th's pls; 1tnF.a-p Matches
1Uu boxes ITanspIT mt soap; sUu lbs Ginger
"lsgs Emery, assorted tnJ a. CooErcs, assorted
II gross = dita AMI Soda Powders, Gu Boxes, - 10
this BriInsous 2 cases Vanilla Beans
Together with a-snrtcuto f Drug Medicines
psUts, O, Fancy auts etc. all OF aigl Oder upon the
usual time, ~ prices 10 suit both town aud country trade
sT8
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uEOt HNI-ti,G NNuoW NNt--wc n r.
coIt - cCmplttc House fur
uishiug articles. consisting q
EraSa. Pierced q SurFCrv Tenders
Polished Steel irsss Head ShCvcl ami rokcTs
Copper, Brass and JsprNuci Coal Rods
Polished steel sui Brass FCotutu
lspIauci TTe Carriers
Brlu-,i Iron And
Rodgers lvaIF hsuii, Knives sud Forks
superior aaCuran Ivory Handle kulvys
ftoUy paH-, Buffalo and Hucs Handle Knives FORKS
Silver Fsted and Altata liable aud Bsrssrt Furks
Plated, G'rn 5v AMI Hrttania Tea fable Spoons
BIOL Tin C.nrr r,ts Tea Pots. q n.c ana Tea UTus
stDsl pt.t,1, os ter TUr,, aud Dishes
Waiter iu
E-t. and white Metal Csudlc Sticks
SuuN.r and SUuu.r rtsyr
Cutta,u u.ul- 't.I PIN, .t h,fs'ifsI d.-Hvf.sep'
rr,th't with Cooling lt'urlr " iud A. fAg sale
iHSy AM JOHNSTON 4 CO,
Importers lut Dealers In Nsri~ ard, Cutlery g.
III . I- 1 |.
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Hsa gs2 sssa 100 eFs4

upIlaoND Ann DtNNiILE RAILROAD -orEN 10
I6, ovERnY'S, ~ MILES
on and Monday Sd 1853 the reEuar Passenger Train
sundays excepted between Richmond and oVe'-
by's. 49,, ,,,--,-- --,.-.
Manchester, Robiou GOAL Field Tomahawk powhstan Mat
Chula House Wyanoke Jennings Ordinary,
aytoks Liberty Mcherrn keyvih brakes Branch,
and Ovvfhys
IAN o'clock, y. VI.
Chiirer. over 10 under 10 years 81 halfproe.
travelling themselves must be furnished win Two
retained In the oc and u must DC
pres.y the that they permitted to 20 on %
Cars.
Flagg Co.'S horse coaches at o,cTtys daily tas
and salisbury,
North Carolina Mcrs. fagg Cnsi horse Coaees
on Tue.iays Thursdays Saturdays at OvcTtNs Pas
,nrcrs for Csrksvue Milton y. Carolina, ani lSneeye can
Coaches Overbys Tuesdays, Ihursihys
and Saturday. Mutton and IaHcyvie by t.ss Co.'S
line, Mondays, Wednesdays aud fodays, n overly $3.50,
49, CHARLES q. IALCOTT,
Acting Supt ct Transportation.
RICUNOND DASvITIE RAILROAD Passenger. l'r
Farmvne ynehbarE through tickets wa south
Caldwell C5 Stages hy Application 10
thc ticket of the Richmond ana pan'uc Railroad g.
Through to fsrmvilie - %
CHARLES q. lAtCOIt,
t.r'iaut
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LfAvK nuoHAnAN pAILY. rvcerr sr

a'NnHiNGEsicNu ni N,TS'- ALFRfp zyv,
sl hayG ; s.s.s ; 3 i &: e 81 I'd &
pas,, To- 49, 3,gs and superior as'orm"nt OF ys<
, not grated ~ s'ilbsnen, tn, city ms,toes
yyr.u.h Cgleh,. onc horse rar'uche'
I've eat aISWSy, si sea-, t. r n,sy',.
yag, SO, Ro.,av5' Hurie, without fos-a variety Of
w. Hor re n,rouehes
, n"s 'ii,'y ,n,'gI ~ We Of C'Irage
o., Egsg don 90 ,e D' manner an" with Dispatch Antioi'
llLFACnEn AND BROWN smRrINGs AND smrgrINus-
w, "hr latF" and complete stock u hs above Foods
he Tow rr'cs"f Gu c'7 per yard. cox MoNrAGUF,
'HNo TIiE N"nicuiIIHlL sO'HrY ~ VInGiNii-
~ 'PhHi'y ri,ffo R,rtmo'd aiN"itime
css .ost I'D tbi" C,SS9i T ss'oVs rad ' o, II, ~,
s uiiei TGi. Invaluable compound Should h in DE
s,o G y h "sS a"i , H. , ,"s snaf;S
ur.d solely our establishment for this st,s, aud persons may
=. r 4. DUyAL nRo, prugpi,i.,
SET Corner above the gsnt', Richmond.
NCxrHA scREws MD BOXES ron ylcga. Assorted sizes,
% sign ot The Circular ss%. Il Maip St1e,t
I,IRPErINGs' CARPgIsGs''- CHRISTIAN LATnrOP
- would call ''pee' attention to Their stock Of Csrpetng',
Gis6 Patent Tapestry yslye, c,rgsi, ,,.,,.,
rqg' od American 1Ss ;d ~, ,.' thread Carpets
Sup. Dutch Carpet, In yarisT
Cotton and Hemp Carpets from 2ar a. toc the I'd
| Rich Rugs, gufl Carrcta Table
Rope, Mtntna, and Blush Mats
Fl1of OH Cloth a. o. aud - 4 wide
Cfumb Cloths, los, " 4 and 10. 9, long
Also, Rods oval shapes
| lengths from - inches a. Is inches.
The above Goods direct
/ Willie a.td % similar goods n n market
] CHRISTIAN IATIWnp.
l'ANEFHT OFT surar House MIasse superior quality, Bact
os'5 bkvTNroRr, ALLEN co
- ROUND ALUM sALT-rue salt Marhsi brsnd, for sseby
I" oeis DAVENPORT ALLYN CO.
n A..
/ ~ Of hne tone for sale by BULKLtY co,
ooib isT Main street
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great vVrcty q Surt Tweed, ksrse French r. rsh ard
Amercsu aHi C.mpiagn Cashmere Pants Vests, Satin,
fEtgd black and Fancy Cass fisii Valencia
Lt Nty,t Wool N,lvCt &C. 81, together N,th
Goods i,ua sAirts st,ls C.ars Hal
ua4lltou and FLANNEL
KEEN. CHILtS BALDWIN,
~ It.4 Min
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s;s.:ss;g 49, 49, -. - ~

ESHENr NOatItt.ttN .tNil. nDi IA" Lfptt 4IpN pt
QE FARF To Baltimore AND PHIfibElPHII.- o.
and 18th Instant through tickets suuur
aud Phadelphii b. obtained OF u' Company, t,
route, Washington, the following terms,
To Baltimore At 80
To Philadelphia, at 3
which secure passenger @ -giI sui has
through Washington aud Baltimore free "i amy s
daily lines between Ila
deiphia YORK varying 81 to e. for each
nrst class passenger popogu.at, TOO second Glass
gers public lose for cheap a"t c'n"rht's
Ia o Ncw York.
The through above ,av s1bablc sqouru M
Washington Baltimore, wthout dct,n.ut priyirr
roaierrcd by them. ;. hOlh,
Agent Of Trans oststisn.
orFcE n, r. 7. c.
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EH ,It III nOntOi.>-BY lHF COW a s>s--o

u N--,t.t tu SuHEOth-Bi mr. CON a s>S-T1
PORTABLE ) TIA EBOAT "IURTISssl.SrytssAffs,-
Pt'h,' carr. JonS D,ylsThe CURTIS PRCk s<l~-<sN->
having jGst undergone thorough oveThaunR, and tted with
M toNt puu, &C., in accordance with the late Of Congress
will Saturday morning next, 10th inst the regular
between this and Norfolk leaving III wharf 1t Rockets
O'Clock Tuyalsy Thursday
Ih.T. amer, AZ hr hUur.
Returning leave Norfolk each alternate morning,
hour touching All the REGULAR uiiu thc Tyrr
returning. Freight taken - usual
Passage 10 Portsmouth Norfolk ........fo
Mods. - cents each.
Uu
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81 - i' n,ifi hon. i on ,n q"
IStN1sT-N 4SIsNzs- dhN at "Hs, w-.L-Ear- 20
u'lN informed that s~t>fl
eom"Ti,Ll" aud .Npsi'uou' steamer r"wHArAN S.ss,-
Captain Charlie T. Mitchell, having hs-u cntir,S
r"dtt,j, ENLARGED, and improved T-sprct.iS
TDui" h-twr, u Richmond . Baltimore, weekly.
Passengers ~ thtt agreeable aui line, wi leave
u lu"ui Icy The morning train Monday oi each week At
O'Clock, \. NJ and reach Baltimore the thu
probably Nv mnrh thu, securing connection With The drrr
e Ia Tho lrstiuu
Will Baltimore a
Wednesday oi each week. al 81 o"cA q NJ
creek the gosnE with thu RchmUuJ
FfLsury aud Potomac Railroad Company, which
Richmond uu Thursday, At . ochs,i, T. NJ.
ft" e. "t-r direction, e. orsari cabin passenger Gnclu
din- u,tlrl 81 -
between
Thl by the New Castle and Fruchtuwn 81 80
class 81 - Making n" whole rh,d-
Ihs Nv th,s agreeable lime u tou hrs class passengers
% i,r Second class do.
f,r further particulars through tickets, apply
IL" Rchluni felt burg and Poi"m1. Railroad Company.
uit J D.. WINSTON. Ticket Agent.
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FSs the yaGiN.A srRNos-
Through BY Canal Packets 70 Buchanan, fz-s.s7H
snd Stages 10 the Red Sweet and sweeikaslkk
70 70
fhIoesh by Canal, lynchbox and Tennessee Railroad,
a S,svs 70 The Red Sweet and Sweet Springs.
Leave Richmond daily By Boat. for Lynehbafs and
r. NJ. In
burg at A. NJ and Baehansn OF the second day. and
at he Whit. Sulphur the third day at T.. NJ ~ -
w ny hfs hpas fA~ge 9ssue sf.fofa1
IN iynhhurg passengers
hssec hailrosd leaving daily A.
w ~ NJ from thence by STAG. Moun,in II.ns.
irving nj = r. NJ Leave next A. NJ
swc.le sweet srrngs, " nics) and nun, .n.s ~,
the white Ne n.sJ by 10 AM in less d.,. fn Rich
mond ,r.LA Orls 81 lssS orstdginy. ~ -''N" ',''"
Sc short.st distance stage on any other ,o,, A..
above l. MS miles. - ~ WA" '"e
fassenT"ts Tor the Natural Bridge, Lexington
Bath Alum Warm AMI hot Springs, Daily Linz AZ
Stages al dinners MIL miles f,osn
thence to Lexington IL and fom Alum m
mies Leave Richmond at NJ, the Nntur.
hrdEe second day at Y. NJ. aud Lexington att q. M
Returning leave the White sulphur a. Sweet
and Red sweet ate NJ aud at the at
IN Law" n"Nt NJ at daylight, aud arrive Bonsaeks at
akr ~ aud IN lynshbas by r. NJ connect the
e" leaving aus u W. ani arrive In Richmond
eosSst S"nns,ns With the Northern aud Southern Cars
rsssng,rs Coz canhernna H.. r'rmvic and
u, wihlaNS Richmond h'Ridg, nofYeiIv iisV 10
connect with thc stas" thsc Cor harotieye Ts,v
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01

VuNlE UNDERSIGNED will continue the Ship ChanieTy and
HAsKiNs a LIBBY, Rockets
Thankful for vors, solicit the cur old
customers AMI the public general pgug Try give
general .sti-fAction.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01
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EMPRESS, PER STEAMSHIPS ROANOKE AND JAMFSTowE.
The Tpreors having bought out til entire interest ~ ndges
Virginia and North Carolina Etpr.ss and made
With the New lok and VrRnia S,ehmshP Company
transportation o then bctsrCD New York AND Rchmond
informing merchant public
Richmond that they prepared % with
under charge special description Freight,
valuable rackares Jcv' soie Bans Notes Exchange Sc
The of all oriTa small with pTompinc
aeD, an at the lowest rates. Our long "AIcrisncr IN the
lusiuc- North ample ability
determine C. make this Express the Virginia
North Carons, hope, will he sufcyn
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fail share their PATRONAGE and the Popror-
thyiTpar general Satisfaction TO their both regard
the expedition their goods and the economy Of their charges
W. y. PARtsEN
J. H. KING
PToprIetors New York
WA T. MAULE Agent Pearl street door from NAin under
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