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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-19
WINTER ARHsANGENnE EMF.
Change of Hour of Starting.


Change of Hour of Starting.
FvNnE steamboat c URTiS PECK CAPTAIN John Ds
VS. will on and after Thursday next, a8th inst leave
the wharf at Rockets regularly every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings, at 81 o'clock precisely for Ports
mouth and Norlo k-returning, the C will leave the
wlarfin Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
mornings at the same hour g O'clock and touch at ali
OF the regular andingso the river going and return
ng
Passage to Portsmouth and Norfolk ... 90
Children under 12 years of age half price.
Servants to any point on the River above Grove
Through to Portsmouth and Norfolk. ......-.. so
Meals, so cents each.
oc 81 HASKINS & LIBBY
~ POTOMAC RAILROAD-NOTICE.-T de-
Rartufe OF the morning train going North from and after
sne ISL oay OF November next will be at o'clock,
oe 90 s RUTH supt.
nAiLX LINE TO BUCHANAN IN LESS
- thantwo days. by Central Railroad also daily by
Natural Bridge to White Sulphur Springs.
Leave Richmond daily 81 NJ to Stanton by night
second day to Buchanan by p NJ.
oh the return leave Buchanan daily at o'clock A M
arrive at Richmond next day to dinner by1! O'clock
~, This makes daily line pa, Natural Bridge 10 the
Fare from Richmond to Buchanan .s8
DO Richmondto White Sulphur uio
Natural BRIDGE 12
aeo ---E H. GILL Supt'
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAGI.aOADTO
", THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS WITHOUT NIGHT
TRAVEL-wnich is the case on any other route
and still making the trip in little over two and halfdays
to the White Sulphur.
Schedule for Comfort
Leave hichmo nd daily 81 A NJ and arrive at White
sulphur IN two and half sdays. A triweekly lima
leaves Staunton Tor White Sulphur by the Natura Bridge
on tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays arriving at the
" mite sulphur IN the same time.
Schedule for EN- petition.
Inosc VINO are willing to encounter some night travel
the sake OF expedition, procure extra Stages at
oauntoh leave at NJ, and reach w hite SULPHUR So
cond day from Richmond at Il clock P NJ
between hlchmond and White Sulphur Springs, passing
n s a W I ii ara iot springs, Sll 90
nv ~ '''oh'ono ana Lexington, 90
~ 90 Staunton, S 90
10 do Charlottesville 3 SO
Do do Culpeper C. House so
Through Eiciseis
Can be obtained to New York and Phadelpbia bv
steamships Roanoke, Virgin and Penns ylyani /,
jy % f. H. GILL, Superintendent.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
virginia and Louisiana Line of Packets he.
tween Richmond and New Orleans.
VIE following vessels compose this line are all of the
tons, Wis
Barque VlRGlNlAN--.-.-..C Capt. Nathaniel Boush
Barque ---, new. Capt Hiram Horton
Inc ABOVE vessels all fte first class were built ex
pesy for the trade between this and New Orleans
and commanded by of long experience who will use
every exertlon to give satisfaction For freight or massage
apply to Captains on board, to
DAVID CURRIE,
HASKINS d LIBBY, or
CHAS. T. WORKMAN & co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-19

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
~ BUSINESS-The subscriber having taken one of
the houses OF Messrs L. d. Crenshaw Co., Immediate
iy the basin, for the purpose conducting COMMITS
SION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, most res
pectfuy offers his services tohis friends and the public
generally He will use his best forts give satisac
ton to those who may patron Ell
F.v SUTTON, f.
N. B. Liberal advaces made on consignments
o2-dtf
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-19

X ChERT McSANDLHsm. Dr.. No. sa6
ting terms: sure or SAFE on accommoda
zoo bags prime Rio cotfee
20 dn old Government Iava do
10 packages superior Mesba
% half chests superior Blach 20
~ DO do extra G. p. a.
100 bbls Coffee Sugar
% do crushed aud pulverized do
so half boxes leaf do
$50 bbls extra Mountain Flour
loo do superior Family co
100 bags prime Clover Seed
$50 kegs Nails
so bbls m chinery and tanners OH
herrihgs Salamander Safes ial. sizes)
Marbleized Mantels Table Tops &c
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-19

DUR SK1Ns.-The subscriber will pay the high
IL est market value for all kinds of Fur Skins, vs.
Otter, Mink, Muskrat, Raccoon red and grey Fox Fish
er, Oppossom and Rabbit Skins.
JOHN THOMPSON
no No 81 Main st., Richmond Va.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-19

~Sp Roots AND SHOES am re-
ceiving my spring assortment of Boots Shoes and
~ Trunks. embracing all the varieties from low
priced to the finest goods.
fe16 JOHN THOMPSON -
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-19

III Il. 4 e. .. TALIAERRO have removed
L. their office on 18th street, nextto Mayos Bridge
where they are preparedto fill all orders for FLOUR
MEAL, and GROUND PLASTER, with promptness.
NEW DRUG STORE.
TINE subscriber has recommended the Apothecarv
l. and Drug business in the large five story building
at the corner of Main and 10th He offers for sale
general assortment of articles in his line which he
respectfully invites the attentiono his hends and the
public generally.
Sc .3-tf ALEX. DUVAL.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-19

"Ds. NEW RALPH MORE SIDES
40 do do Hams
-, uo do do Shoulders
1ust received per steamer for sale by
uo JNO. WOMBLE l. co.
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CON MERCIAL.



The mosey market has once more become qui'e easy.
The periodical bank panic has again passed without in
voisng single failure either among brokers merchants
collapsed in price, and hs few persons Interested in
have with lesses To Judge Of tho Of The daily
papers stronger would suppose lat interest exists In
the moneyed world except tbs small knot Of speculative
sock gamblers, who occupy themselves with the bubbles
Of the market great number OF these have been put
aoa lately the profit OF The projectors and the loss OF the
suoet old gold or copper mae, tract of land guam
tity Of lumber. lump Of coal any OF proper
ty is made the basis OF stock company, and il really
worth $4,000 the capital placed say 81 500 CO.,
rs 900 shares al s2s This Is hen divided among
Der OF Influential men price Of perhaps SO per share
IL the hole is sold This the properly win have real
iEsd three lines It's actual vslus ii speculation be
excited in il, IL may be put OF times its value These
are the Of things that have fallen 10 value.
The pinch 10 the market has resulted from local credit
ope and In degree results from any general
soundnes of trade The nunber Of banks in The city OF
New York s 55of these 10 went into operation IN loo2
and 10 in 1885, since January The last have capitals
OF 50 0o0 900, which, be paid np requires 10 be
Withdrawn from other business and forms arnount
TO collect. portion OF IL only paid up when the
banks into operation with THE, about 81 600 600
worth of stocks bought for security Tor circulation and
small Of specie. considerable proportion was
paid up stock As there they induce
for money and being paid in checks upon 9TH
CT banks cenc balances ia favor OF The banks which
they demand in SPECIE compelling the old institutions
cuuai their loans The Of the city banks analyzed
that there has been during the
the part If the old banks but The increased aggregate
Ia a!tog ether due the loans Of the banks:
Nee orkC Hank Lo0as
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The kosta Affair

We commence To- day. and will conclude Tomorrow
The republication from the editorial columns Of the Bos
ton Post OF elaborate and most friastery review OF
the OF kosia The character OF the outrage perpe
,aied upon the Hungarian exie-the violation OF neu
trail territory, Of Turkish law and Of rghtiuly pledged
American protection N bis case, are set forth BY the
writer with oonsummae power and eloqaence
Not less efeciual and conclusive in our judgment
both in The view Of public law and Of true Amer.
can public policy. is the writer's vindeaion OF tie pro
lection extended TO kosta by The American authorities
This protection WILL we have doubt, as we have be-
fore sud- be fully sanctioned and MAINTAINED by the
adnnist rs,loD.
We commend the article 10 The especial attention OF
our raten
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Here have analysis Of what has tc.n rmei ''eK-
psnsve Mor OF the Hnctuaton apparent under The head
OF free hank. has been caused by the Bank of Commerce.
which ady in It's operations Than any
other banks. The old banks have hatlly varied her
mes, ahoush since January many of thcm 10y anizng
under free law have Teen released Gon the restraint Of
the saictyinnd law Their aggregate pitfalls &c.
Isl GOO and they consequently entitled TO loan i
coo, which amount they have nearly maintained The
bank clause shows hnctuaicn but the ncressc
has been with the fifteen banks which have apparent
~ put nearly GA, 900 since January We
pare the rp,ce held by these and all the
others
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sale To-Day.
ny J. c. MCGUIRE. A.cs,o.s.r.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD
AT PUBLIC sALE-on Saturday afenoon August 81, al
O'Clock, The PROMISES shall
la honIng 10 feet each north
streets running back 4i 10
dediy building
wishing build h desirable.
40 feet each north between 18th and Streets
hack alley.
Terms: the residue in 8, a. and Is mosthr
for secured by deed OF trust bearing interest.
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
Aug 2i-d Auctonssr.
ny-Owtng the rain, sales are postp~nea
until Thursday afternoon. September y hour
.s.## JAS. C.. MCGUIRE,
Aug I'D X
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ERAME HOUSE AND LOT ON EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN
and tauotoa-On Wednesday, September
shall SELL ats O'Clock, rnnt ofthe
and situated eide
and morrill, being OF lot NJ H.
having eth
standing street, Of front buldns
There Is a stable la yard.
Term, half eash sa.sce in rneat' ns
deferred
deed and deed of ndispsabe
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
sepl-eod Aucuoneess.
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nrsTRsRtE BUILDING CORNER or % AND THIRTEENTH
sncuonon Saturday s-rrcon september A.
O'Clock, sbsn cell of o No H.
m sivssed ~ TIVE CONNER % north and i3
= front Of ~ feet 90 street, hsck 80 feet.
- n
srut~~. Of renrsyvsna
Rent sie wonth. T~rros c.sh-
TERMS for Tod One bird balance
no-hs, for notes satisfactorily sscusH h~.rne is.ress
Jas a. MrGrfaE,
Sep Id A.enc1.~v.
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Nrw oELrASs, Aug. 2sThs wealtst to-day ia bad lss
the sok, and "a Is feared that tho reports or morrow
viii show increase. The deaths for tho twontyout
hours endng This morning S. OF which tho yellow
lever mortality i59, four Than yeserd4y report
e Is estimated tbs. than 10 unacclnaod per-
sans remain ia the cry.
The Howard Associaoa have extended their aid the
SIC ktn Jefferson CiIy and Cafroton. tho fever
very bad,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-01

NIw YoEK, Aug 3i.-The stock market is hssyy-saIe.
United Safes o., 1867 I22i Canton 20 Erie 49, Long
Island 81; Reading IS Parker Vein ls{ Cumberland
Coal ~; Punk rs New Creek. sale. Morris Canal
i6a; Nicaragua % McCullock Gold and Mining Comps-
ny, Ia, wih sales. Money market unchanged
Flour is irnerssles OF 1900 barrels nj So ~ IS 80
Tor State 10 IS 10 IS 81 for southern Rye -four and
meal unchanged u
Grain hnn-saies OF $1,000 bashes Michigan and Ohio
white wheat Ia2 1874 cents; Genesee I35 cents
sales OF 20 go bushels 10 to II cents for mixed
and yslow. Oats and rye Unchanged Sales Of 900 bar
lels pork $40 90 for Lard firm. Bacon IN
changed Cotton unset icd-sales ANAL Whhkey 16k =
26 caIis.
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General Almsntes New work.

Those so Disposed may now wander over Mexico al
Their ease inqulIing after nothing yet seeing all things
gpa has made its apfearanee experienced travel
Ter. donned IN yellow suise, and possessed OF Ubiquitous
propeftes, cuodtcno volume rcpeie with iniorma-
ton, and its title implies reperiory Of knowledge
unlmpeachable TO correctness. and snordng so far as
statistical and descriptive form. 60, view Of MeI-
leo IT, II is The heart Of The country opened up 10
an anatomical exhibit Of civil political and social ns,.
Iuiions Of those material features which engage The at
tenIon ct the man Of science and Of commerce and
which sought for BY The amateur aiming only at in
formation md pleasure. Withal, it 10 not 20 great
book as to overlook those details which concern m.
personal CONTEXT OF traveller, an Acquaintance with
which economies ,psce, time, and labor The mo-
lives tina, have mPelled the distinguished suthor,
General Alnonie 10 it's compilation, have evidently had
no connexion with any lore Of Literary fame, albeit the
Iadicous critic, the entertaining traveller the wisc and
upright Statesman, the accomplished commander cogni.
ian, Of the unuiest details yet ever obsefvanl Of gen
eral bearings, together seen here The immense
labor involved in the reduction and presentation Of 90
much information, AL stamped with the uimos precision
and order. could have its origin only in sincere inen-
lion 10 extend practical knowledge on matters in which
both The people of the United States and Of MsIso
Deed and desire u be informed. In no country ia
The world are official tables relating 10 local igris
dietoa or Geaeral governmental sasn. 90 accurately
kept az N Mexico. and the Mexican Envoy bs.
awaited himself Of all The matter suitable 10 hi. put
pose that IL isund existing m the national ,rrh;v,.
not emitting the eomn.res Of Mexican ror,s 49,.
rally and collectively, The direction character and
sr'en, Of trade and travel Ae. This work, Gsa ,,
Fsasisros,' ", as the tile indicates, and publish
cd in Spanish but arrangement has bern mad. win
the dising author for The republication Of 40 much
OF il in our languag. will prove Of general n,,r,. 10
the American public, as well for the addition, from
lime 70 time. OF whatever matter public requirements
OF convenience msy render advantageous. 10 the more
complete information hi. work FURNISHES with regard
to Mexico, we are satisfied The distinguished author will
find himself mos, amply compensated Mutual acquain
lance between neghboripg nations uniangly serves TO
advance mutual Interests
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VERY DESIRABLE UsIMfRoyED PROPERTY At PUBLIC
saieon saturday AFTERNOON, eeptsmh<r ID eoeoct On
shall cell rqnsfr 5i4 frcrne 100
north srer ls7 feet 10 inches t ~
inches sew foh forming tn.
hsntsoe residence
son hish, good cf the surrounding
Terms ons-shua cssh the re.,dre Of
kcs bearing
indi,pufahls. Jas. C. MCGUIRE,
Id
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auc,,o n,.r..

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IL aacuonOn Monday, The 5,h day Of we shall
O'clock Of
side
excellent offurntu which
f,ows, viz: q
Mahogany sofa, plush covered lounges, and bureaus
do Rosewood. push and damssk covered and other
/. F.
DO marble top, side, and other tables .ta
DO maple, hIs posi-, and other bedstezds
Tapestry, ingram and other
Pzrior and chamber sets he
Feather heds hair and shus nd ing
Girandoies mantel ornaments &C.
Oa~ line refrigerator, siovrs, &c.
With of kitchen requisites
ARTICLES which deem
be we'll worthy tue attention Of wishing psrchsss
good furniture.
S.5, cash over S2s credit Of
for Seans
GREEN SCOTT,
Sep Id Auctiou~sr.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-01

we Inadvertently emitted in yesterdays paper The
editorial refwrence which had intended 10 make
10 The pubcsnon of ihs circular Of Instructions Just
issusd by The Secretary OF the Treasury IN regard 10
The collection OF the revenue. The circular imoodies
with sseai eesrness and precision of statement the M
str sclions issued TO the officers heretofore uPon
different occasions and in detached form In this SIN
xle letter the Secretary has exhibited at one view The
rules 10 be observed regard 10 The adjustment and col
lection OF duties and at the time has given full IN
sruclons with the proper forms annexed. Tor ali the pfo-
eeeeings necessary TO be taken BY importers IN
ing their i,npostsions through The custom-bOuse. a
We have no doubt that this Circular OF Secretary
Guthrie will contribute much to The efficiency Of the
pablo service and TO tie despatch OF the business TO
which il refers.
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There iie d-position yet lend very freely.
count Of The war iesrs. ~, N
The produce markets sre pretty hrrn under the
from Liverpool asy although ie dep-nde,ce placed
upon IL until the arrival Of the letters, The break la the
canal hs. prevented supplies Of -four and the prices
MP the Il c Of the ~est. supported by the rews
70 day-nixsd cells IS rs ass 81 good Ohio.
IS Al . S. 81 southern, IS SIS S2 The demand for
wheat ct I2s 1w cent. for Canadian, and Ia
100 cents for white Michigan oas hi hcr-
.nes ~ 80 Corn very firm 7ta 7ti for
wc.rrn; ~ soprh~rn white. There is less doing In
pors-sacs mess. SIS n SIS 50 prime. SI2 ~ ss
Besf-city me.s, s2 si2 so Ohio butter, l2s II
Tobacco hiss been in snimsed demand for manufactured
se Csliforais The Virginia 10 repourd hall short
Cotton sins steady w rniddlne TAR Ne~
Odcsns .t9
Fseigh. higher and owners advanced their ra'es-
srsin 70 Liverpool, 7}s flour, A. Cd, cotton, 7s
The ,Sock resins dull for the present. snd prices
rsher angnid No disposition speculate VIII manifest
ii.ca nnul rhe Earepssn difficulties sfe 'eitea.
Yonr. PRENTICE.
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SAKAr~GA, On, Aug sa-A collision took Mao. Iss,
night between Two usas tho and Sarsoxs
Faifoad Daniel Osrandert fireman. was killed. snd 90 y
.rai passengers badly hurt
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The peach trade Of New York is beyond the belief Of
iho.e who are no, well posted ~ the matter II
rimaied thai the receipts last week for several days
900 baskets per day Nine steamboats, principally
occupied in the carrying trade. The Reynoi. their
hoatS
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The letter commercial correspondent, in another
column. will well repay attentive peIusal II pre-
sens with gea, force ire ,aaary operation OF the treas
ury ~ now administered under The independent treasury
law
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON SOUTH STREET, M
Third and Fourth
September shsI premises n
O'Clock valuable suldin: lot, ssAe
THIRD Fourth
square having Of
back 10 feet ~ mckee,
feet
third balance in sir
noaes bearing interest Deed gwen and de-d taten
GREEN SCOTT,
Sep I'D
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UALUARLE PENSION BOOK s.--srny Navy Pension
Ls~r snd BOUNTY Lsn5 Laws Of Irses sst.. inoAs-G
Resos'c"' sonsess from iTs'o issa s or~'o-s ~ Auos
tseserai R"-s, Regulations. 4 Mouioo@
s~~s~S ~,sh s.sr~~ss.-
81 residence vstnshe
A~~s For s'ie in Ws.ss.ssoshy
hal fAvLoR q NAURy.
s~rl 9s sweet
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II cCURDb's New American Order Of Artsh us~ssc.-
M THIS vsrk wheh ~
principals Of ~csd~mr tssch~v of
should ser The
District a c"amsu, srd Hsipmor-, of
berry ltis sr~crvrsa ~d s~p~ay
The of ~css
for ppA4csno~.
l-ecN
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-01

At nar.e, Ns~ yos, 2s,h instant by the Rev
T~asp..ru rraty Church, EMMA JONES of
to WILLIAM J. spNSEy, esr, 81 Besice
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Am NEW ORLrkss,-The directors 81 The CryS,
tai Palace have determined to appropriate the proceeds
OF the exhibition for day 10 The aid OF The sufferers
by the yellow fever al New Orleans.
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pKsrATcnRs or rHx WAY

sr LOUIS, Ang. 80 Capt Everett, bearer Of dsspa chcs
from Governor Stevens the department at Wasbiprso
ciry, arrived yesterday from the Rocky mountains
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ny TELEG GRAPH.

.s.eI. $3.50 bla ANSIsAL KUsorA. ~.
BosToN, Aug. si.-The steamer Eur.p. arfiyex here
from Halifax at o'clock this manning and her nails have
gone South.
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whig Union and Harmony

|
The New York Express OF Tuesday has an article
aknS us to talk because quoted the Tbane declsra
lion than the wing party there d.iunct concern,
with platform smashed up and lis orsanza,ioi eject
uaisy demolished. In the very the Express
has the following editorial paragraph:
"The Buffalo Express is very angry with the New York
Express, end entIeats through half column
to quit the ~hg party, wbea cer'aniy shoad do if il
was imposed of such knaves Buf,io uanesakc.
We have n, ahnilss with snGh genry, aud always
hlrpy u recevr their bitefes, The New
York Express, We rsloce 10 continues be thorn
the nssh Of such political backegs preside over the A.
bany Journal AID IFS pumps IL is bscsn.e have no
synpathies with such mer, aud refuse them or
among them. that a,sailed treachsrou, and
false First and then gentlenen is our
rule OF action, and shon of that be no lasting
peac-." a JAZZ
Now, when the New York Express bears in mind lha,
this same Evening Journal OF which il thus speaks has
been for hveandtweny years. more, the undiSputed
central whig organ of the whg party of the State and
that Is still the organ OF The dominant Sewadie section
Of the whg party ihere-how The Express expect us
to doub, that upon its showing the wing orxanza
non is hopeessy disora anized and broken up Did we
not hear and cite from the Express ITSELF three or four
days ago, dstnc, proposition for the Seward wings ami
Fillmore wings defntvey separate and 70 longer pro
Jtss to act together
In this state Of facts how does the Express iut,ify it,
sell in Directing 10 inference tina, the wing parry in
New York is, a. The Tribune says, deunct and smash.
ed IN -
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An ACCEPTABLE rRnrsr.-The Philadelphia Bulletin
suggests 10 TIE good PEOPLE Of Boston and New Eng
land The sending Of cargo Of ice 10 the New Orleans
sufferers II would doubtless be most acceptable pres.
ent
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


IsSsr w J.sss Of cinens4u OHIO, collecting agent
~ lie sss,.led " Ms.s }. TRos JoN
T. Dx.r, q. IA. L. WlsxsAs. a1a A. Il. G.lLps.
Receipts fom either Of them good
lyhL LAWS, Montgomery, Aabana, gen
xfaI travelling agent
is BY c. h. L9wls JAxxs o. LAWS and sAxuxI d. LEWIS
Nd Nh lssAxl g.. street, fhiiAael-
yhis general agent assisted BY VIZ H. wsLp,
JsHs CsLLSs J.sss D..slss HAasrr Jos Durros, Gao.
DurrsH LAAo ~ BoDtsx, EpausS w. WHY. WtLLIAA l.
WAssAaAs, and tssosss I. McIAop~
al~R.esiyss from either o tbs above VII be good
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cRsAMEsrs or rnE CAPITOL.
Items Of News aud Miscellany

QUICx TRIr TO RIo.-The steamship Uacle Sam ar
rived Rio The 10Th ulumo, 10 DAYS and is hours
from New York. r G. Scott. esq, of Richmond. IVA }
the American consul 10 RIO. was passenger on the
Uncle Sam.
Lieutenant Maury, according 20 the English press. has
met with full admission OF bis elaine, touching his
wind and current ehart, at the hands Of Englsbdr
Swans.
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The Fiiebburs Reveiie, in noticing The ihunder storm
of Saturday the 18th, says The atmosphere ws. 20
thoroughly charged with electricity that every metallic
substance illuminated. A friend, Who vas diving
from Yves, F,ehsug in the midst Of the shower informs
that he passing onder The railroad bridge that
section, he completely surrounded vith electrical
.igh,s every nahead in The bridge being brilliantly IL.
umnaea well a. the buckles the harness of his
bsse. Will. The Lightning played s,leniIy along The
bolts Of the bridge, contrasting mott beautifully with The
intense bsekness sseosedsG each 6ash. He experienced
ssvsral slight shocks while passing the bridge"