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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-22

INFrDELIrY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER-Ipasl-
inpton. June l5h-Andrew J. Morrison shot his
wife Fanny and dry goods clerk named VIM.
H. Hester this afternoon, under peculiar circum-
stances There are various conflicting reports
of the affair." but the most reliable account is, that
Morrison, who had been married about six months,
suspected his wife, very young and handsome
woman, of improper familiarity. He told her that
he should leave town this afternoon, whereupon
she notified Hester of his supposed absence. who
subsequently called on her at her lodgings in Penn
sylvaDia avenue. Morrison, in the meanwhile,
having watched their movements, sprang upon
them suddenly. and finding the pair together in
her chamber both in dishabille, he instantly drew
a revolver and fired three, or four shots, one OF
which took effect upon Hester, the ball passing
through his body and cndangering life. Another
ball passed through the arm and side Of his wife,
wounding her seriousY,7 but not dangerously
Morrison Immediately gave himself up to the au-
thorities, and was committed. Hester beng IN
formed by the physicians that he might not sur
vive but few minutes, made statement to Capt.
Goddard to the effect that he had no criminal in
tention, but failed to account for the predicameni
in which he was caught.
Further dispatches say that Mr.. Hester is i'm
proving.
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mThe Race for Riches,n

We have received copy Of the. above work
from the publishers. through Mr.. S. II. COLE
NAN. 1t is from the pen of an eminent Scotch
minister named ARNor, and is recommended to
the American public, in a voluminous preface, by
Mr.. STEPHEN CoLwELL, of Philadelphia, author
Of "New Themes" SC. Persons who know a
nything about the famous "New Themes Contro-
versy," will not need to be told the character of
this work. Mr.. CoLwELL, having now realized
fortune, can afford to sit in his easy chair and
write against the love Of money. There can be
no doubt, however that it is one of the chief vices
of the age, and the book before us may, have the
effect of correcting the evil to some extent. But,
at the same time, if it taught the art Of making
money, it would probably have many more buyers
and readers. Indeed we think it very likely that
we should peruse it ourselves, which we may or
may not do under existing circumstances. The
book is well gotten up,a and will furnish handsome
addition to our library which is composed some
what after the fashion of Mr.. PorIpHAR's. See
PUrNAM's last Monthly.
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TROUBLE IN THE CAMP.-The New Hamp-
shire Patriot, Gen. Pierce's organ, in his own
State, mourns over :he disafecton in the Demo
cratic ranks. In its issue of June ID, it employs
this emphatic language:
"What are the charges constantly made by
these factious men, against the President? They
assert that he has filled large portion Of the Off
ces with Northern aboitionsts and Southern dis
unionists-that he has forfeited his pledges and
betrayed the party by comforting offices upon the
enemies ofthe Democratic platform-that he has
sacrificed the interests of the party to promote his
own ambitious views. These are the charges
made against Frank Pierce, by men calling them
selves New Hampshire Democrats"
Such, according to the Patriot, are the charges
brought against the President by his own party,
in his own State, by men who knew him best
They say she has sacrificed the interests Of the
party, to promote his o,cn ambitious uie,es." Let
the Democracy throughout the country ponder
these things.-Boston Alias.
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ty.
MI We would say to the editor of the "Stann-
ton Vndcator" that he is in error when he asserts
that the "Fillmore Administration removed tho.
late Democratic Postmaster at Romney. His
surrenderng the office, at the time he did, was
voluntary act Not so, however, with the Wing
incumbent of the office under the Pierce Admins
tration-no sooner in power than the mandate goes
forth and he is decaptated- thrown out of office
merely because he did not belong to the domi-
nant although she gave general satisfac-
ton" in the management of the Office. 1t is true
that but for an affection, which at the time de-
prived us of using our pen, we should have IN
formed the Administration that We were unwil-
ing to serve it any longer as Postmaster, and thus
have spared it the trouble of making MS "feef the
mower of the Pierce Administration. But, so il
is, the g,rilotine is at arork!-Ron,ney Intel.
FAMINE IN MADEIRA.-A paragraph purpsrting
to be an extract from letter written at Madeira,
on board the United States steam frgste Powha-
tan, is floating through the press, which denies
the existence Of any famine on the island, and In
sinuates that the provisions and money sent from
this country would both be thrown away, or, at
all events not applied to the benevolent sses for
which they were contributed. This statement
(says the Philadelphia North American) is Who'll.
" without warrant for We have seen letters to
most respectable merchant Of this city, from par
ties resident in Madeira, Americans, and others.
in which the writers acknowledge with warm ex-
pressons Of gratitude the timely relief afforded to
the suffering poor whose condition, thoy say, but
for the aid thus afforded, would have been very
destitute, and refer to the action of the Govern
ment, which at once RENTED all duties on the ar
ticles forwarded and ordered an address Of thanks
TO be made 10 the donors through the American
Consul, thus officially recognising the existence
of the calamity, and their appreciation Of tho
means adopted TO alleviate il.
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GA snosI ~ 49,, ~
Aspor.aQl.s-WhIls olanl

zspocsgss-whits Giant
zS<okoke-LArrs olobs.
1sess-LArEs Tina; snAn De,
I'D Cranberry; scAriel Hummer;
broad Windsor. III ~ ~.
SeopH~aas-EaryYellov. an
Mesks, do hohAwk; a. China. DC
.slsnuns do, HALF hoea, Refugee
100 10 one; Red CRANBERRY,
6ssHMAriy nio>d Turnfy
Biosd; White alssias; krss1S
b,gar; nangsl wsrtssl- =
Aroeo&-karpls CAPS; wliss
6siesg.-rariy Yors; Lar.
dos kAsly Sugar Loaf do BATTER
BEE: do Oxhssre do vAnAek, de
nonpareii, Plat Dutch, Drum
bead. Largs Bergen; Green Curl
I'd savoy. Dfunhssa savoy, Red
Dutch for Riskiinx. NJ"
tuslt sososrokariy and Late.
uk~v-White Solid; Red do.
Currot-LonK Orange; EArly
Hsrn; Altrinsham; white Hisid
Crsss-Curicd or Pspperrrass.
CsAcsssb>r-EArly Frame, dc
Cluster, Long Green; Long Green
soeshs>,ss Hhiss spinsd; ahsr.
b~r-r.rIy sssar; do rsse..
rora, do yellow.
Esdtcs-Grsen Curlsd.
Egg Rkirf. irnnflI.Ir0I .
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NyorM1-o. s.a sssr As issA Il ysAs tes he hlsvas
C.ar 2. The kcHhonD. rRxDsRokssuRa roroAAo sAii-
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- ISGHAMs-Iancsster ainghams; small Check and Plaid
~ soich do Striped Solid Chanbray do act aud White
aud Black aud Lead DO, In great variety. .. .
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n AhDNAHE-we receipt spring .
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns and sadrry
tgnton Virginia. Tennessee North Carolina
visiting this market the
10 complete and unusually large, consisting
800 dozen English, German, and American Scythes
Zoo dozen Cast Steel Axes various makers
300 dozen Shovel and Spades
LOO dozen Manure and Hay Forks
loo dozen Selves and Sifers
5000 dozen Knives forks-StAx,
handles
1000 dozen Pocket Knives, Of all descriptions
300 dozen RAIsrs In
1890 dozen Pad, CUPID. Chest. Him. and Stock Locks
1900 pair Trace Chains ....
dny-n Rr. ast. p.~k-p "a -
SEQ pair EiPue Springs, 10 sleaf
30 Set Iron A1les, IN inch TO 8ineh
5000 dozen Hand, Pit Cross Cat, Nil
$50 Anvils Mousekoio and othsrs
lOO dozen Hand, MAJ, Pit, and Cross-
$40 Double Single Barrel Guns
SO Cast and shear Steel, "Naylors" and others
TOO dozen Horse and Male Collars
loo dozen Wagon HAmes-
Bride bits Sir,Sp Irons Harness Buckles. Harness Mounting
ton Baeksnit Tools Carpenters and Plantation Tools all
kinds together
ton comprising the most complete and extensive
English and American Hardware
Of which have been selected with Engsh
American mAnuAetories and purchased for c
yorabe
Merchants would do well call stock Of
Goods before North
cent great advance In heavy hardware
SMITH ROBERTS
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* nnA LES PRIME OLD sIDE5 for sale at Z ). ct,
u e0SOSIOicI5 JAS. WINSTON

THNo FARMERS AHD STRANGERS visiting city their
Spring and summer supplies, would that e "Laj
Saloon the place good cheap. and 1nab Boots Slice
Trunks &c Oar stock T. composed u gVensre variety
every dr'rahe article pertaining the trade and s be
at prices that cannot fail 20
A calIis resp, etfully solicited az 80 70 Main street
malt WHITE PAGE, s doors below Doory's.
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ta,o RoNNL .ntlI MA.oNs- An an wmnM 1r M,.

~ COSCERN i"r Virginia Text BOOK Royal
~ containing History u Royal Arh Chapters from
z1tion and nethoica dge- Of the laws regulations
~ the Grand Chapter
trson ~ the w1Es and lectures ~ the degrees " hr Or
der Wy John Dove O. :. q. C. Virginia pubIi,ed
and igrsale ~ H. d. sASNAY, Rockefeller
NJ 2 EwaN..,
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- - - - ~

u *
Rs..ssND 4 Nd sANvIIlk RAILROAD -oPrs 10
n xsrsvILlS q NIL 49,. -
rs,. I'm ssiy saa.ys Iassa ana
stop for passenger. only IN. following points.
.... sIs
.y. I'ss.s I'D s;. 0ss' s...-s. . x.u.
y a' 10 nj :.
ss..,a ,: x ,A:.s.ss. mas, ss a.s:s:s With two
; pes: sSsy are psrsssa 70 20 on n.
20: L,sssssrs win tai: III. sss:s.s. r..s
s s hs g S ss s: s
% s mad
S.ss ssr.: Sasss. zee 90 s.s:s
II: C.
:;; l.: :::s:;: M:
CT: -: E :::.:: 7: ~:
I s ssa 8 &c; r' va s-: 81
.Ss INLAND ssSssss Leave
e s; - T. '''' NJ '''.'
Baltimore i; :::::::::;::;::::;:::: g
and md
Between PSi,dsips; and Ne. Ycii %
s through ticket, 70 w.,hns.en and BALTIMORE and for other
Beside. the through and direct above the
The Depot Of the Baltimore and Ohio Company
ington Tor Psoorg aud Wheelng Relay
following
Be.sssn wa.hnesoa and nsssssrs- 1855 7s't -.
Between Washington and wheeling
deened proper In addition to state for the information
passenger that four daily lines wash
insson and Baltimore BY means OF .hieh the traveller Who
always In his proceed hour directly
on his journey point north Of that place. sH
ovrcr r., y. p. R. r. Co., ' -
Richmond, Feb. 90. lisa I ......t
= The night train viii not put
except At the following rayiorsvie
Junction, Chesterfield Guney Brooke
NJ b. by order Of the General
between Richmond Kash sunday nrhta
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A. eseeSgs-ksrE tssE Lasss PpesS-lAIFs Bell, Bsn
a. Sss;:Is SsS.a.ss T.as:
S:.4 LsI;s ssIs.ni Green osIl; sS.ss-s-yis.sr..
Dutch ar Psal,ns s 80 ~ ss.ss. ss.,s shcrt
Ss~ry-Whts sa,a. ~ a. ss.ish - - ssAe>e h.ss
H.1a: SirissSsn MSisi n.lS rant ''s'.ss. oss'''
sssmSssss Or f'yP..s-:s D..ssAIsssas ,.s,:a
Long s..S Ss.ss 's ss a.. :. r.
lin. "A' '''' e ' Arss5.r-...,y M. Dutch; a
'Is e x.Iis. white diess ss. bag. D.s'
z1e fs,~s' ''t'' - I yTss.-A..,,,. o.rs-.,
Gt.-sssrisn earisdi Rape Ihyns oss.adsr l.v.nds
L.ss-Lay. Scotch. Steamer s.sssy; ssss, nsrsc-
L.: E:ssA:s1; wSIs. S ca.. '' ''A' WIZ. rAlar..
o.p.. - ,- " "'' 70 asla oa-d sr o.
| IT .ANDHtfHs wkRRANTlD GARDEN ExSDslas sab.
supply q f,s.h and G.f.ss cultivated on The
s.sds no. generally Known persons
be relied comprise part Of our assortment, aud
is,.s. Ss.n' 'alu .rv -. -, ~ -. !
Blood M.ns s ca'Isa fa sis.si S sss
s..i.s,L.Igs Windsor Red Nutmeg ana o,roa
White Six Weeks, Lima, Caro-. ossi. s-.ass Hs.
Cape Ger a. S.'''''f Aa' ~s'h'r'
o.ss.ss E.;iy Yos. L.rr.
si sssr 61s rss' L.... r. r.s
ssvo, ia. pS,sh Red Sa.ss dI
fa a.s.asM,r,, o,. Py.r.n
orange % wit: fus s.i s:a . SS
S.sn@ws,. .ns i ssa ss Sissr spanish @
na, . - .r.'. ... sALsASr. NJ. ff.r lsrfHIT -
&ss-Cnried. 49, sruAoz. ... .. ...
,.occuHska-Long Green EAriy souAsn
loS p, ,x,-p.,a,. \ IvsnnSnas Dutch Ned Top.
exn.xr.na 1T. A1s ofooe, knes bAgsp Large
Lrcrsss srru n"u N1 p,o ..,., Pa. H
No seed, e.rs,t tho.. r...,.l ~
Lept for - IN @ nom d. Andreth are offered or
All orders shrubs &C. from the Nur.re. of D. Ian.
dreth and j. sinton
attended TO- ' PEYToS JOHNSON 4 BROTHER
jala Agents for Landrrth Main at Richnond VI.
u0ARkkat, BANI.Y a NIN1AfO IA3 R.xie squarr are
II now daily resolving of
Goods Among those In store will be found: 7---
Do DO Chali.x. ' .. 81.
Printed --i do ., 81 a.. f.....
Plain Plaid sum. R.r... n.i.,,..
Prench a Rnr p,ip
Coored and Wlit, priI,sn,. Dbl. ......
Eugiish and French pornilny. p,,n,.
Lac and Mu,ln I,clI.r. Co.. "a si..-..
nd Nu.in In..rnr Ia 1871 ''
Grape Shawl: sin ana IS.l. Thrs.S d,ox..
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! : $500 =
- - 49,.
pEHNoND AM fErEssssUac RAiIaoAD.-sUM.
departure Of the Trains -.n nh, = :: , sss.
Fsss: daily S. s ssss.y. assg o
Issvss fsssrssaSs d.iiy Al ~ ssissi. A =.
hdr,n over tire. and no; over II y.. Of
sssosn % 70 cents vi. ,. made on each ARE when ticket.
Osssts.: are :o,a ~, ~, ~. w.,
' Ssssss.Ss' Sssss'i sa:sA c:S's: me
Suisse s:i;s::;:' !: !: IFS
,. ,.,., ~ soa,oLk ,, TRAM ~. ,,....,.AM
=. !1 = sa.s r p,ssss :, N, p,,, =,
70 sorfSs r0rn0utn or od r0ns'.- .n,.
:. article. Noroi and Pot,.nou.h and the
On ,ns River mus. Be paid IN ,h
I. mus; & ::
car. or Boa. as the case may be- -uos non.x,.p s,,
E,ca so.sspLk. ,'oaTsSloy m AS0 SI5;De IN
=. iIsT ?. ss a. time
places until the ksss.,s Is completed :, c,, WIN n s,,,
The U @ % az ,S s Saaua 90 long and fsvSrssis
nsrn the travelling community on the Potomac and James
The Car. running In competition with the win the
O'Clock A. NJ aud on every Monday wednesday. Friday
a, s c i s Sor ~ ~ NJ tSashins q, Old
hrousha ,hs bathing the different andns'
PAR between Richmond and Norfolk Old Point, o. 90
Msal. each A..ao'. .'' .. So
half price. ''E..
TaSs DSSsSEaD jss: s;,s ,s
=. o"'e " 'ne W. r. ~ M S'A'P.-'' 'N"s -''"' -
R4sys : s,.s,s,su .lz oTszis so3 ;1I.5
:. 8 %. Dc Porto an Rico {sUa4.A
IS 81. csass @'N 'A'
IS IS s ssis. so sss. oorrh
s. S Sss. S SsRs Rico and Cub, xo,.,,,.
i e bs =. New New Orleans ssaaas DO DO
20 hhds bacon side. -
l SoSs. Sda Sdssn an ana si T.as Candles
Tarpentine soar
eas kegs Ssis and spike. r"
fsat ssS w
Window Glass. Starch Porter, Ale h''P ''"' aasi@dSeG
NJ have formed under
nd ssos Spc M ,ss Sla na az ,h Pt inc MAJ
R RoSEKr " I 9 SRdokS
n U.Rl RS A BRooKE pc.l.,. I'm Ro,. Shoe. H.,. C.p-
Bonnei. Trunks DC. DC, No. ~. street,
the Trade which they Of
MaFal anNZE and ThanFs
ygr md eomnrisrs on ~ hs ast onr,. 10 he
h.ing selling
tot heir ustomsrs
viii them y, nish snperir artcr ana in most c,se 70
NTtee
they will Al All ,ae, 10 firn.h SUCH
gods as will proyr satsfactorv a. eonsumer
Purchasers are rrspec tniiy Invited 70 eali Auso
NME WINSTON, corner OF feaH ana Gary .frcrt-
ehhond Va are receiving ana ouer or sale upon accom-
dA''"s 40, as', ms. d., -, r.--.
40 osss NO anu L,gura =, loorv,,
iS5 do On ani Parto r. S'
l2O hhd. New Orleans and PORTO Rico
100 pacLagss Loaf Crushed and GTanul.ted lsUGARa
6I.s Conse and ~. ria.d
So hid. MuscovaLo and csrdena,l
do saga House lMOIAssEs
do
Family do Tanner.
Vinegar London stout do superior
Scotch Ale .
boxe.
do sperm and {CASDLHs
1000 Leather leo bbls No ana MakereI 900 do
American Window Glass do
family soap; Cap Letter and Wrapping Pa
400 Kegs Nails 100 tons Ground Plaster 200 do Lump do
80 p pa az at ana IAN Poana paper
shot, Lead. Powder Spices Backing. Rice CAndevk
Cotton Yarns Iwine bd Cords, Plough Line EPSON salts Alum
ndso Naddr Sulphur, broons Buckets superior Spanish CT
gars, &c, &c, &c mhs
~ REIRA, OR PAREIRA BRAyA AND BUCHC-For he
diseases Urinary
Leuooea DroPsy Jaundce, Chronic Inflammation and Ulcer
" w NJ ~ 'a'
orsan ana Tue 70 pIoass mucous
te - anu anu sAa os
% pA,ms su p,n,v ~ 80 s'O se~
-. rsr,.H NINA.
I
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.TRaJSrS0q

sSvIa nrlOs aur EOrI8dwoA TAOawAgrD KIT
SatiJ0Hahs azHTauF--
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NrEM Goods Eon eTNIMrn s,IRs-rnns Il rrtcI

a.
and fersale ~ II. d. sAaNSY noooL.giIcr
j@l6 No. Exchange.
NEW cooDs FoR SUMMER s,LRs-rnos. r. PRICE,
lIernnhf, l'1reges and Ii.su"s
Beautiful OrFaodiss Lens
(gu.n B,Ts ob.sJ Alpaca de B,re and every vs.,
Great varieties in Thread Lace Collars cbsmrstte. Sleeves,
Moa.iin Collar, sleeves, g.
Cambria Collar, Ch.H'scites, Sleeve, &C., A.
Hoy.s Pocket liandkerchici. Sans aud Hosiery variety
with compete every variety Of eod e
S, p a., M
Kssgs Pnin ChangsaSg Dress sss splendid Broesde ss
m..5 Cr 'Ig ,. Fdip Glove, M', waite sad Bloc
shteting7 lb8 shiftnss table Linens Toilet CoTe. Ssitig
sa p ,jn l9sr 81 isgsih viz ~ a.,er,ps. q
e rc'peetiny solicited, al determined the aoye
Tsso,y been 'oni fir tsn?9a e Jas ' wv '''
kHNDiFe VINE CIGARS, @c-DUDLEY co. I'm
- g,i,'. AID 9ea5 ~ liquors i"d cga exclusively, tsp
which my prepared % eli low and In qn,nt. t ,u @
de- oS% I'D Pse ssSry M po IKE so ~ Pi'i hes
m,n a. LILY Age I'D Peach Bany od ~. ghi'Esy not
s,n Ws',T mint A9nseed aod cssfsrry Cgriisls
wlsy psm5 5.S ~ ..ndy Es.s o. ~ ga,, reea,d
'eS DUDLEY CO. Il Main street RsiS sD w Va a.
tOPARTNHHsIP NOTICI.-Tls subscriber, h.v. ,,,.s,v
entered into Copartncrslp, under The style u
shols,s and Importing 51.e.. in iIo.sSy Glove. nS,lon.
S 70, IT, '1'. %S ,r'y 'sris,y o. small War; ,g
Pearl g. nearly opposite 70 MeJs Kent Paine Kent where
fui AMI completes stock will be open spring business
LEwiB GfNTER,
JOHN y. ALVEY,
"A CAHD-Tls .ulerie ~ The last years engaged With
n Ne house N Mesrs kEsT, PavE KExT kKxr RFs.
Dali AfWATEa desires 90 call above partosr
shpn sud hopes bic friends city and cour
fayor The new With a call.
fsi-d" JOHN y ALVEY
NHENT HEDt CTION ~ PHiCto- In eop..,p-p.. q, ,h
uVthce ~ The scraJn, will % my Berage
" bhi' r"nfrg n many desirable styles reduction sf
Al-i - per cent Aisa fauy other styles
W calling ~ 80. 30 Main 81 tTas n f0ttxsng -
BBs,age De Lanes a. L. worth - cents also Lawns Al
W. @oi'" 20 ie2f
GNhLT HiHGNNs ~ THINKS, AT no. fat MAIy
- NIihe subfcfiber, Intending hs stact N
ls VII over them "a such ou prices sales 10 ALI
20 gah Traveller n vant ofiarge Trunks are particulars
. 20 " eAlo on . ~ J. %. GOODMAN,
JrD No isi Main street, oppOsite Eagis sqaaie
hhn siDEs SOLE LEATHER. 80 bbis Tsnnsrs' OiI; N
- " boxes Olive tssceD do loo dry Painted TaeEet,
je7s s II TwfSY', ysno . gov
| Nc y, y g. CIT nEHaiNes in bot.
/ 50 haiiaN Cot DO DO
] % do DO d.
70 Newfoundland Gltbvd nsrrngs IN Jds IN stove and M,
'| Ve'J J, ~ 1YALL,
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II Mi,0krANT NoIfCE-srEAMERs BELvLa ~eSn
II DERE AND P0CAH0NrAS-Untl further no fE7H4et&ar
tice both Of the above Steamers will remain o the
between RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
latter place with the Ericsson steam Propeller via Canal Ph
dephia.
BELvIpERE Captain Clifford leave Baltimore every
AIuRDf Afternoon Returning she will Richmond
TUESDAY Afternoon.
PocAHoNTAs Captain, Jones' leave Baltimore every
Afternoon Returning, she uiu Richmond
SATURDAY aernoon thus arordns the
opportunities the
found OF the certain exptious
Ing Cincinnati and the South and West For
freight apply to LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
" STEAMERS Philad elphia every Wedncs- Id,SN
day Via Norfolk and Cape May-Nedaer CITY or H(IsS
RICHMOND. Captain MITCHELL sfea1er VIRGINIA, 1E856
Captain Tes-one Of these splendid steamships will Rich
mond for every "wednesday at high water touching
Cape May TO land Returning leave Philadelphia
Wednesday, at 10 O'clock NJ until further
Passengers for Cape May win consult taking
This route is in addition TO being the cheapest the
expeditions and comfortable. = .. -
entered Into
to forward through to New York either
allowing them the privilege % remaining
hA three four day. proceed directly to New York
the arrival OF the
Shipper the West -Tobaccons DESTROYS shipping TO
P,tsburF will please bear mind that all
esay arrangements to forward Tobacco through
pounds.
always given all the Daily Papers in the
city when the will be ready receive freight and the
hour Of their sailing.
" B. shippers Of LadinE must
be sent to the wharf Rockets to be signed before the sailing
the steamers
Passage through to New York Is: cabin and found o. 90
Passage through phadephia. cabin found, %
DO DO DO do % do do do %
'0' He'sh' or passage appy'0 poprpr p.Sxrs ...,,
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