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tTEAM ADMINISTRATION BE. -

~ T Il
~ TWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAsG0W.-The
lasgow aud New York steamship Compsnys powerful
GLASGOW and i00 horse power, Robert Craig
sai from New York direct Glasgow, follows, viz
Saturday 18th julie at IL O'Clock, Saturday 10Th Sep
enlber, at u O'Clock, noon.
first Cabin saloon
Second CABIN %
Stewards fee included.
limited number of thdasa passengers will be taken, supplied
with provisions OF good quality properly cooked $40 Carries
geon For freight or passage apply to .
iy29 III MeSYAION, adysay,
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An OBTusE ASGLE.-Attempting to 0utch b
perch with hook, but no bait.
A lazy fellow up North speils Tennessee 10
AC!
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GHLPESTOW.

VIII leave SUNDAY, september rs, at 8 o clock,
VfOR GALVESTON, ,INDIANoLA, ,PoRT ~sfffh
LAvAcA and MATAsoRpA BAY-Regnlar New -
Orleans United Of Steamship The
magnificent steamship MEXICO, John s. Thompson mas
b VIII leave above Freight for Galveston VIII be delivered AZ
the Of the Ships Tackles Quarantine Freight for indnnoa
and Lyaea will bs harves (eet to ghterass in
Matagoda Bay) without freight hV-
Ing elegant Accommodations, apply to
HARRIS d MORGAN, foot Of Julia street
opposite the Steanship Landing
This line having ts pilot csyao
viii hereafter the supervision Of us own cap
aims w.
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Willlesve "WEDNESDAY, Sep ember a. at O'Clock p N.
ENOR PRINCETON, MILLIKEY's -
u BEND, LAKE PROVIDENCE. NICKsBuRG, L6hlketlS<
GRAND GULF. RODNEY, NATCHEZ, FORT AID
Ns BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE, abd
The fnepaases seaer SAXON, James Robe MASTER ~l
ns above For freight apply on board
SFRoTIIER q BItOS.. Agenta, Poydras street.
The Saxon will receive freight eay MondAy
the foot of Capal street. al
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10 the public the advantage Of two fast Daily Mail line
New York at 81 and Phladelph at ~ and
Philadelphia baltimore
Bait and 3 Washington at and IL and
pm. and 1P.H. and 81
Washington 81 and pm. Frederckburg 10 and
nfedercksuug atl2N aud Am Nchmond at ~ and
klohmond 81 and Petersburg a and 81
nelsraburg 55s PA and Wedon and Il IN.
M,don u Pm and p ~ Wilmington at AM and pm.
wilmington AT lVrM lChasleston at o Am,
ny the above schedule il will be perceived that passengers going
south leaving New YORK at "a Philadelphia iO
AZ "a NJ raieh Charleston, Bai-
Breakfast
| IN view Of Mount Vernon, by daylight.
passenger. arriving az washington from Baltimore the
NJ OF 80 NJ or p NJ sup, have
ets on board the Potomac Steamboat
seats arranged ioT the purpose the Richmond
Potomac Railroad and Wilmington c. in "a hours from
Washington in time to lodge the md night, - -
The lines this perceived give the t,ayar N.
advantage Of reaching Charleston possible time
T Of resting he chooses his journey without much de-
ay and Of avoiding the risk event Of
| breach of connection at any point " "
0mnbusss Baggage Wagons provided which
and their baggage through
more Washington Richmond and Petersburg expense and
baggage Conductors travellers
tance between New York and Charleston, sc.
Passengers for Charleston, point south of Washington will
have their checked to Washington
any other point Of destination.
further information apply New
York the New jersey Railroad Oe Liberty
adepha the Philadelphia and Baltimore oce
Southern Ticket Office, adjoining Washington
STOCKTON a FALLS.
Z, \. kREBS Agent.
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VIII leave FRIDAY September 30 I, S O'Clock p. NJ.
EOR PRINCETON, LAKE PROvI- wvy
II pENCE, MLLIKENs BEND, vICKs BURG, fitAnR~ss7H
GRAND GULF, RODNEY WATCHES FORT AD -
hMs BAYOU SARA, BATON RoGF all Iaadiaes
The hpendid passenger steamer FRANK LYON j. Ese
MASTER will leave above. passage apps board
S1ROTHER 4 Aeon Poydrss street an
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STEAM TO AUSTRALIA AND -sfM

~ TEAM IU AUbIhALIA AND ~IfTT
- NEW ZEALAND, via PANAMA AND THE PA ssAlssk -
FcThe Australia Pacific Mail Steam Packet Company
Of building this sersc the following
steamships, yEs ToAs Horse P,rosr, Commander,
APT Johhson nm
pINORNIS Capt.
sAiEU... ,So1...
MENuRA 1860. ....,.....S .SQO....
The named Of which will be dispatched England for sgd
ney about Julyhe others follow nsyas q month
CHAMPION WETTON, Secretary,
iy2T I'm o AIoorggte street, London
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lA[EW YORK GAS REGULATOR COMPANY

a EN Ohh GaS hEG ULAIOR COMG AM \ {,
o Esh M - q. osteE Sl os TIE SsS
sa Ga%9' s Ro sSs @ ;s
sets Of Gas Gas Companies and others throughout The United
Proposals invited all places tee United where
@ m 5 a s a ,sSa t aes, x,, pP9ss' % ~ H. De rse"d
1his valuable machine has received the highest
datons 81 the unq tc "pTobon OF the lars
onomay q Gas Will !, e sans ,ind /. improves ~ rsy Of
s light II 8 utyond d9nh the most economical machine a
q or lower cost than the dangerous spirits
an ia s%pRs, @ sS ssSanGs a. s "a mis@Pou @ H., Rssgaor
r ciXtkE tkg ssGgsSry SS[ ''g fy ~ sm O
AL ACKEREL.-1OO bbls. Large No. Mack
.l ~ CARTER 't3Si GS Is 'S "Ha Sc nj S of q
A LMONDS-Tarragona, Moliere and Langue-
a76 81 n !. NICHOLS Co, "a Camp street.
f-tAROLINA COW PEAS-Genuine article,
aP2s BAaELLI = CO., 81. Common street.
MANUFACTURE TOBACCO 900 boxes,
No l'.Yl'1 Dll !! III MAar CO 70 rnoupop. street.
1 ,ARoLINA SEED COW PEAS.-5oO bags,
s very superior Ns SsSis'' Co isfs 9 s's
NEW MACKEREL-5O bbls Large No. 3,
yo landing from ''rt A1i 1RT Il 'sis d3 (, 70 soppeu street
GROUND CoFFEE--15O boxes Rio
w au2 CONVERSE co. 81 Tehouptouas street.
| HeEEF--3 bbls. Mess, AZ bbls. Prime and
~ bbl. NJ. o., to close consignment, sale by
ie2i JAS. II. MULFoRD d CO., n Bank Place.
| SARIED APPLES-100 bbls in store, for sale
| ~ by Ed HART d CO. 10 Tehouptoulas street jyl4
sbALM OILS casks for sale by
q jyla A. DELAGRAyE 4 co II Mneazine street.
NJ ENTUCKY MUSTARD-25 doz in store
An for sale BY E. j. HART CO. 70 TehoaPtoaas street l4
| nPIUM-2 cases Turkey, for sale by
| ie3O E.. j.. HART a co. 10 Tchouptoulas sreei.
| II ICE-50 casks Carolina, for sale by
| u iyle BARELLI d co. 81 Common street,
| 4 AAKuM-l200 bales, for sale by
OissS 4 G.pELAeRAyF CO., II Mssasius street
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The public Informed the OF this
Company inspected approved the Navy Depayment
commanded by Navy carrying the United States aa will
hereafter leave Panama Immediately arrival Of the Atlantic Mails
and San Fncco the LIST and 18th each month"; and will
ouch at Acapulco
boat will be kept each end the route
The steamship COLOMBIA will between Francisco and
Oregon the arrival Of the Mails and
Panama. without delay with the Mails and
the San Persons securing
Trough passage by United States Mail Steamers from NewYork
preference the Pacific Mail Stsamers
~ Rates fare from ParGmn sn francisco the most iaSora
bic
Surgeon permanently oGnh Steamer
be Each passenger allowed $50 personal baggage free not
exceeding eub Freight be
foot Panama Ssn Francsco the rate
Il sIO0 per ton. For freight passage, apply 70 -
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
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Fs,HE NEW YORK AND LIVER .z4ff6ss.s,
FOOL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS ss.!.ass.sss.

n 7 > IT,
Tho Ships composing this Line the
ATLANTIC, Captain West. PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain luce. BALTIC, Captain Coinstoek
ADRIATIC, Captain -.
These Ships have built by expressly for
has taken their
strength and speed
Hougers are Ghsqlaled for elegance and comfort.
1cs NewYok to Liverpool In first cabin $780,
elusive eH state $500 second oabn $40 La
vetp00 10 NewYork $50 and
IA sNper attached o eachsl
no berth can be secured until paid or
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EpW,D X COLLINS 3 CO, 5B Wall street "
BROWN, SHlPLEY q Co, Liverpool
h. &. ROBERTS d cola King 70 Arms Yard London,
JOHN MuNKOE d CO.,
s6 Rue Notre Dame des Victories, Paris
GEO. H. DRAPER, Havre.,
gF The these ships Will accountable
7t Busn Specie, eWey, Precious Stones Ma
adng signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
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lSHE BRITISH AND NORTH fTfe,
AMERICAN ROYAL y ALL sTEAhlsHPS .sssssazk2kssas
FROM NtlH YORK TO IV ERPonL-Chef Cabin Passage, sI0
Second Can Passage s1O Cabin Passage, soO Second Cabin Pas
ago, e55.
" The ships from Boston call at fialiar.
ARABIA, CaPa in Jadsins. AMERICA, Captan Leitch
PERSIA, Captain Ryrie. EUROPA, Captain Shannon.
ASIA, Captain Z. @. Lott. CANADA, Captain Stone.
AFRICA, Capain Harrison. NIAGARA, Captain Lang.
The above vessels clear whit. light head,
stafboard bow, red bow.
SIAGAR Long, from BOSTON, Wednesday July
AFRICA, Harrison, NEW YORK, Wednesday, July 10.
AMERICA, Leitcb, from BOSTON Wednesday. July 30.
AeABIA, Jadkns a.m NEW YORK, Wednesday, July "a.
EUROPA, Shannon, nom BOSTON, Wednesday, AuRust3.
ASIA, Lott from NEW YORK, "Wednesday, gus, 10.
SfAsARA Lsitch, from on, "Wednesday, August II.
AFRICA Harrison NEW YORK, Wednesday, August %.
Berhs not secured till paid for.
An experienced SiTgeOa on board.
B The these ships will no, be accountable for Gold,
Silver Bullion Jeely Precious Stones Metals unless Bills
ag therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
~ For freight or passage, apply 70 ,, . -
ivl i Am D.
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y6NO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and s<s
OWNERS. New Orleans January 10, 1885, Sf&SH
The undersigned has this day GENERAL
STEAMBOAT AGENCY his and will
Ienyey such business In thus presenting himself before h
riends and the public he osg experience
employ Of others in the business give
MS whole tune aud personal attention to the together with his
general acquaintance with hpp that he
and consideration. References respectfully
MeBsrs. WATERS, CAMDEN 4 CO., New Orleans
STONE WALWoRTH,
BRIDGE BRO.
WHITE BUCHANAN,
Captain 6Eo. W. CABLE, steamer L. NJ. Keunet.t
W. W. BAKER, Delaware.
X. Nj. HUNTER, Ambassador.
ianlI j. J. CHILD Poydraa street. Orleans
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LONDON

FOR L0ND0N-(T Takes no Oil Cake) ,lK
= a The 4 ! fast sailing American .bip NATHANIEL AKxf
THOMPSON, Stoue will
dilpatch For freight Of 400 hhds Tobacco, apply to
J. P. WHITNEY & co. 81 Camp street.
~ For passage, apply to the Captain board iy1
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4 ONDON PORTER AND ALE--100 casks in
D store, ur sasby EJ.HART CO.. 70 TshoupItOussst st
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.aL.4B.4lf.4 RJVER.

Win leave WEDNESDAY September 2 at s O'Clock P. NJ.
EN0R SELMA, MONTGOMERY, and ~
H all intermediate landings Ala-hama River sskasS5'
lhe regular through packet steamer RUB Captain
j. A Johnson will her the
the New BASIN Monday morning. For freight
passage, apply blari JOHN E. HYDE Poydas
sF The Ruby will hereafter We nesdAy
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VOLUME vi.
STATES MAIL STEAM. ~*Rfs,

SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the Pacific
fORNIA ANb OREGON Aspinsal and PannmaBy
The General the United States Mail seame with the
Mails be dispatched the h
10th Of each month"; from NewYok direct for Asnwa and from Ne~
for Apinwa the 7 and 92j. When these dates
Sunday The smiling to be postponed until the Monday following
The Pacific Mail Steamers be readiness for Immediate dispatch
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Consumption Disarmoa of its Tsrrors.
HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAprxra

A QUlCk ami positive cure for Consumption De-
Husky Throat. Wasting of the Flesh, Bronchitis
Coughs, Cods and all the diseases OF the Chest and
Lungs. This celebrated preparation is pleasant to the
taste and so speedy In It's operations that patients
plainly feeIs good effects few minutes al er TAX
the first dose Three of the main OF this prop
traordnary subtety strength and the
moment it is received into the SYSTEM il
how mueh eosaed 6.T. M
foreign substances Hence operates the diseased
lungs by dlsodging the particles OF corruption ia the
strength Tits to the upper regions Of the Frame
and thus producing thorough eDtla ion; hence is
ansver falling remedy in opir Of the Ches, and
difficulty obreathng. persons thus affected feel after
taking IT, as 1t IT had forced q passage through some
channel which their disease had stopped up, and the
opening OF which was the only result necessary the
OF action and energy OF HASTINGS NAPTHA SYR
w In all the diseases for which it recommended,
fee that II Is curing them, effect nearly the reverse
of that which attends the earlier oil every other me
dlcinal remedv. For Coughs Colds Sere Throat, Night
Sweats Pains in the lireast, Back, &c, Splitting of
Blood, Bilious and Ashmac Affections. il is also ad-
mitted TO be the speedes and most vigorous and efec
plants is equally decisive and remarkable. Lassitude
OF the mind; Flabbness and Wasting fthe Flesh and
all disposition to Inactivity and
are also quickly corrected by the NAPTHA SYRUP;
which, in wonderful manner revives the sprits-hard
ems the flesh and muscles-braces the nerves-and in
creases Inc weight Thus, those who il according
to directions, generally increase In weight about
pound week; and many take for other purpose Than
me dissipation OF melancholy. or the increase Of bodily
strength In fine, single trial Of HASTINGS COM
POUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA,is all that is required
10 secure the confidence OF PATIENTS and cause them to
forego all other remedies favor
II has been thoroughly tried, only in the hospital
nnder the charge OF Dr. Hast !ngs, London but also
by all the FIRST physicians oil England, and all have fully
endorsed as an unrvaled remedy Consumption and
all other diseases of the Lungs
we might fill volume with certificates, but we sim.
ply ask for snge trial this medicine for we are con
hdent that there s suffering from any disease
fthe lungs but will find immediate benefit and
speedy cure from its use.
The Syrup IS put npn six ounce bottles. each accom-
PANIED with circular, containing directions cer6.
Gates, &c PRICE ONE DOLLAR EACH. or six
BOTTLES packed up in box, and ready Tor trans.
portaon to any part of the world can be had for FIVE
DOLLARS.
All letters must be post paid-conaia the Or ice of the
number OF bottles ordered, and be directed to
G. w. BURR Il BRO,
WIZ Mlddetown, Conn.
Who have the sole md exclusive agency of the South;
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uExICAN-.MUsTANG LgNIMENT

From rich and poor, bond and free-al grades col.
ours and conditions, the ED of pase is rrissr
t0ly given 10 the wonderful paraon. Thousands Of
bottles are sod and used daily, and but universal
opinion is uttered by all who it, any that is that no
remedy ever before discovered possesses such perfect
healing and curative prop critics acts like magic in
relieving pains OF any kind, mailer by what cause or
how excrualing@spiaIns, dlslocalion of joints, bru
ses cuts, burns, scads ulcers. cancers. rheumatism
pIes cakrd breasts any paIa soreness stiffness or
weakness Of joints, muscles or isaments. The Llni
ment is equally applicable and equally eectual in giving
immediate relief Try II.
l am a horse doctor, and have been engaged about
fifteen years 10 the business and nave used amostevery
kind of Llnlment now use; OF all the Laiment have
used know of none so effeetua the Mexican Mus5
tang Imminent; It is an niallbe remedy as have used
well calculated TO test lis vtues and | have always
experienced the excellent results from its use
ARCHIBALD POWELL.
miles south of Coiensville Indiana
Dr. A.G BRAGG-St My little child, when one
month old was attacked with Soad Head, and TOR two
Years have employed the best medical men in the
ety without any benefit One month since its headwas
a aod cake sore-I purchased one 25 cent bue of
yoar Mustang Liniment TO sore had on nv
nos and upper ip which had been for six months
It cured 1t immediately. l used the remainder of
The bottle on The chJs head and nearly cured
ONE bottle more Will without doubt perfectly cure it.
HENRY STlER;
q Vine st., st. Louis June 18th. 1853.
This is TO certify that have used the Mexican Mus
tang Linment rece ty very severe case of Sprain
the right hip was so badly sTlaned and bruised that
tears were entertained it out of Joint [ Obtained
bottle OF the Imminent and used freely four days. usea
he soreness and pain were all gone and the hlp u
was well. have also used the Linirnent for the
1t, effects were wonderful. Free applications nir IA
morning for a week has perfectly cured me.
EDWIN r BARRE
"a Dunno ST.. N. Y, June 25th
When truly valuable medicine is of'ere d tot b.
lie after being thoroughly tested BY eminent Pbv clans
and receiving their sanction there can be no ground to
doubt their great efficacy in the cure of the diseases
for which they recommended See the circulars to
be had of the agents. for STABLER'S ANODYNE
CHERRY EXPECTORANT AND DIARRHEA
CORDIAL, and you will be convinced of their unpar-
aleled excellence.
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FOR THE TlMEs.
ro nrym 1rOrrrpc Nm r,JCrJAInND


TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND.
Our city is fast attaining commanding and most i'm.
portant position in the eyes of the country, and the
office of Mayor deeply identified with its prosper
ty.
In the selection of suitable individual to fill it, great
crcumspection is necessary For proper dis
charge its varied AMI dpties it is essential
Judgment These combined with rmness ofpurpose, and
amsnity ofdeportment will give officer who will be
equal tothe duties of the station.
In the Hon. JOHN MINOR Bolts, if his services
can be obtained have the kind of to whom re
fer snd respectfully suggest him to my citizens
as the for the place. Whatever of improper tasts
may seen in suggestion during the illness of Ger
Lambert for whom have always voted. WILL it is hopel
be excused when. by nominations already made ofoth
gentlemen we have intelligence that the re-
covery of Con. Lambert is utterly hopeless
Very respectfully,
mhls-lt MADISON.
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RICHMOND, March 16th 1858.
To VIM Hubbard, Saml Putney w Watts. Ben
nett & Beers, Pemberton & Bro. and others:
Gents:-I have this moment received your very kind
and Aatterng communication asking permission to pre-
my to the voters ofthe City for the Office of
Mayor In reply and in response to numerous other in
quries would say that having disposition to interfere
with any desire expectation Gen. Lambert has for
reelection that Office that should be the pleasure OF
ton nv best energies will be devoted TO the faithful
aed efficient discharge Gifts duties
You may, therefore, consider aud announce nae as
Candidate for the office Of Mayor. .
remain very respectfully and truly your fellow clti'
zen, JAMES EVANS.
NH 17-2t
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GENERAL REMARKS.

GENERAL REMARKS.
ToBAcco.-Common fired Jugs and such as are OF light
weights lower. Other kinds are without material
change in value.
The breaks are gu large and consist chiefly Of
Jugs and common leaf BARKsDALg READ.
FLoUR-The late advices from Europe and California
have depressed prices and sales limited extent have
been made at "a s7la$5 per bbl
GRAIN.-We -ntinue to quote good red and whit
wheats 81 5a$l Ell per bushe Corn sells 60 cents
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
CORRESPONDENCE.


RICHMOND. March 10th, 1853
To JAMES EVANS, Esq:
Sir-As the prolonged illness of worthy Mayor
renders it certain that he will be able resume the
duties of his office for time if at ALL the under
signed impressed with the necessity of securing the
ell cton ola person thoroughly adequate the import
duties Of the Office, and in consideration of your
perience and long connection with the Board Of Alder
men, and the efficient energetic and faithful in
which, acting Mayor you have discharged the duties
incdentalto the office request that you will permit them
to bring forward your to the attention of the voters
of the city of Richmond
VIM Hubbard Stegs
Sam Putney VIM Salmon
VIM Watts Thos L Angus
Bennett Beers Rice
Pemberton 4 Brother Sam Woodward
Smith & Marvin w McKiel
Mitchell Tyler Win Taylor
C Hicks r w Gooch
c K Chaplin Chas H Langley
E Chiles Moses Good
Ro 6 Allen r M Miles
Jno Wright,jr Bargamin
RMZimmsrman Jos Kersey
A Elicit Curry & Brother
JT Page Jno + Regnaut
D H London Taylor
CZ Miles Ed Gallaher
Tinsley & Bryant Foster
Aug Anderson Geo w Gretter
C Barton