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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

Though the in dry goods during the past
week have not been heavy anticipated, they have
been extensive than those which occurred during
the preceding six days This increase Of business is owing
to the greater in the money market and the influx
OF country traders who coming forward, especially
from tho North and West to make ths selections
canal navigation shall have been generally resumed,
vixen they will be prepared to return to their respective
homes with ample and choice stocks which, because of
recent depressions be procured more favor
able terms. This is particularly the with sotton
abrics the production of which is large and the sup
plies of which are the increase. Hence they
freely rendered at previously current and in some
instances rather lower prices. Besides the heavy guam
titles OF these goods manufactured at home and now
Offering in this Market there large and accommodating
stocks Of simla: imported productions hand, which
are mainly owned by parties who betray growing
anxiety to realize in order to obtain cash wherewh to
meet their numerous and maturing engagements II is
ibis class of factors who exercise the most oppressive
Influence upon the trade by burthenng the market with
their stocks and destroying the rmness and buoyancy
OF prices by their apparent eagerness to SELL We're the
injury they doing TO the business ined them
Solves but few would be found depore IT, beca such
disastrous result wsud be viewed by all experienced
and discreet operators nothing than merited
csstisement for past reckessness But when II scri
ousy affects the general prosperity both of the trade
and the country, It becomes a of regret
to all who have used every exertion in their
power to promote individual and public welfare,
and yet, who compelled 10 bear com
pscenty with losses which have been occasion by the
ignorance improvidcnce Of others. Those who have
conducted their busines and yet cautious
y and Whose interests now likely to sustain in
jury from the dscredtabie In which certain in
divdual have carried their traffic, have sympa
md xotHo md xyIil hoII Sin, 20
tend The to them, shall persist In using as we
have used the other, TO remind those whose memories
have been proved reacherous of the past history Of
this cys dry goods business and TO exhort all TO enter
into contracts which cannot be discharged promptly
and satisfactorily whenever either Of the parties form
ing It shall proper 90 call upon the other to fulfil
his portion Thereof. The business approaches
to each one the evident and permanent will be It's
yigor and success We have remarkable changes to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

The transactions in public stocks have lately been
so limited, that our quotations, in many Instances
cannot be considered otherwise than nominal. Fancy
stocks nearly monopolze the business at the regular
board Government and State securities have been
well sustained amidst the difficulties experienced in
the money market, and in several instances an i'm
provement has been realized Most of the fancy
stocks on the list are Of such character that very
few outsiders are induced TO enter the market for
speculation, and operations have, therefore, for
some time past, been confined to the regular brs-
kers. The fancies are generally held in large lots in
the street, and there il immediate prospect Of
outside domand arising to take them from first
hands.
On the 4th inst. the Senate Of the United States
adopted the following resolution
Resolved, Thai the Secretary Of the Treasury be
qured 10 procure, so far practicable and to fursh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

OOi hne was disposed OF ~ day at private baryain
eoAr.-we heard that $50 boxes CASTLE found buyers
t10Hc. per ID.
srGAEs.-Tbere an active demand in existence to-
day partly for The local rase but chiefly for the Cara.
dian markets whence dealers have lately come forward
to this city Theday's business amounted to go hhds.
Cuba at 4Mc; 450 do. Porto Rico, at So 69<c:
and cargo Of Muscovado lin bond for Canada at pri:
vste treaty.
TEAs-Another auction sale occurred this forenoo..
which passed of in quite different manner from that
which referred to in yesterday. article The attend
ance vas large comprising several prominent local and
paid high prices for the lots rendered We annex
The details:-sy L. NJ Hsfman & ,,o,-per ships Nesto-
3Shc. per ID 70 do al1S; 104 do. 81; CT do 3Ok
Young Hyson-So half chests, Acc. 4a do 4s}S; ii
a. q TX g SO; 49, 49, 49, DO 50 9, 49, 90
S ., dS., &c. q do SS1Se 20 do Ssc " do, 32Hc
200 h sH o c 800 DO 81 sS DO so
3c.; Ss do, zoe. Imperal-24 half chests $50 III do
&c; 20 do, Sec % do Sic. 1900, 6oKc do 4sxc.;
do, Soc 20 do, 4Oc do, Ssc 20 do, a4c; 10 do,
sa se. So d. Isl sd a.. 81: 49, asss ' ss
do, 2le 81 do, lshc 0oong rowohony-2e half
do, l6kc Twankay-100 half chests Csc 1877 do.
:ohc So do, 241<c.; Is do, 2ic 10 do, ishc.; 50
&nrsxKY-was still more abundant and lower. About
800 bbIa. changed hands at 22c for State and
22kc a 22ssc. for prison, per gallon
will there be IN a. probability Till after the auct,oss ad-
vertIted-one IN foston OF OOO bales South American
the 18th and in New York on the Olaf inst ef
zoo GOO Ibs American fleece and pulled Operators are
indf osed TO 30 thing in the way Of purchasing BE-
fore these Gales take place Prices nominaly IN
changed
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
III TIE HUDSON RIVER BoATs-2, S91 bbls -four $50 d.
wbi.key, s7 do beef and pork s6a sides and "a ros
leather &c bales wool IT'S pkgs cheese SO do butter
by THE NV YORK AND ERIE RAnRcAp- bbis -four, -
bales wool 41 des and ~ rolls leather SO pkgs nut
ter % bbls whiskey ~ do beef 420do apples Is bar~
rye leo DO wheat e64 do oats, 800 sheep $50 hogs 2S
calves, SEQ bales hay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

The receipts at the ONCE Of the Assistant Trcasu-
rer Of this port to-day, amounted TO sl4ssio Is;
payments, $667 ,435 9s-basnce, s6,sls,zS7 ". Vi
the payments to-day, $4,000 was silver bullion
transferred to the mint.
After the adjournment OF the board. an auction
sale of stocks took place at the Merchants Exchange
Simeon Draper officiating as auctioneer The follow
ing stocks were disposed Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

The Columbia Democrat says, the lady OF Mr.
Robert Roam, of Bloomsbury Pa, on the 18th ut,
gave birth to three children at one brth-two boys
and one girl. They are all living and doing well
Mr.. r. IL a good democrat, and we are informed has
named his young family after those of President
Pierce, viz: Franklin, Benjamin, and Jane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

"
Bleaching Powders-20 casks. Butter-5O kegs. Beer
100 casks Coal, 2l8 TONS Cofee-l6ol7 bags. Cocoa
295 bags barrels. Cheese2S Codila-91 bales
Dyes-lA casks madden, GO barrels yellow berries 90
bales cochineal Drugs puncheons bay water bar
res copava casks acid tartar 90 do chickoy 900 can
tmony 1os bags divdiv SO casks sal soda "a do carb
soda 649 bags gum copa 70 half barrels arrowroot n
hcorice paste, so bundles hoorce root, boxes
vanilla beans 123 casks cream tartar barrels cases
do bales j.lap 900 cases brimstone 10 casks sui
woods-l1 tons brazlleta 70 do fustic 20 300 lbs log
wood Dry Goods-2ol7 PACKAGES F1ax-12 bales. Fish
500 barrels mackere Is half barrels do 800 barrels zoo
kegs herring Frut-967 barrels 100 cases, 100 casks
prunss; boxes oranges, 900 loose do 24o barrels
punches bananas, $500 cocoa nuts; 1000 pine
barrels. Hidss-ss, so1 hides, s7l bales goat
skins. Horns-lo,Oe6 Hats-N cases Hemp
1O2 bales. Hair-l1a bales Iron-S,s43 bars railroad
iron; o,7ss bars, 1854 bundles sos tons pig iron
Lumbsr-45oO feet DEAL liz, 500 ath, 100 hacmatack
knees. Lead-5oo pigs lead. Marble-94s6 pieces, 90
blocks Moasses- hogsheads 1sl teroes, Alb bbls.
Ols3 barrels lnseed 100 boxes olive OIL $50 baskets
olive oil Papt-25 white lead, casks barrels verdi
40 barrels. Rags-564 bales Salts 712sscks SALT 260
moyos do Segars boxes GO half boxes 25 cases,
40 900 segars Sprits4s0 pipes GIN casks, 374 hall
casks 44 quarter 1925 barrels brandy 100 absyntn
dnes-lst cases. sgces-ls 642 mats cassi 40 bags
pepper Sugar-9112 hogsheads, 1911 barrels, $500
Tss--i3, 2os boxes TnSS7o slabs. 1884 boxes, s25
65 boxes. wood-194 logs cedar. 263 logs mahogany.
Wool-272 bales, SO bales woofen waste. Wne-477
casks 46 half casks, quarter casks, LOTS cases,
barrels.
The annexed statement exhibits the.quotations in
this market for the principal public securities OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

heard that he had been paid $s and am bound to have
that money in the trunk TO morrow night said am
knovn there don't touch it, for I'll be suspected Ny
ssd there IL than that in the trunk because
Mrs shaw told you going 10 marry her and go
into business in Market street told him not to do
would separate from him. Said no. that Is what
get for leaving my sisters in Washington and getting you
out Of Sing Sing denied about going to be married
told him had changed hats and wanted him TO take II
down. He aid he would not but he would go down the
next night TO take the money. I said would go down
then and change the hat. On Wednesday night a man
who had carried large business in Pottsve came
TO Msguires; he got very drunk and him down to
Mr. Toole's in Moyamensng drank twice with him
he paid for drink and the other. afterwards came
back. and then went down TO CAROLS 70 change my hat
got there about O'Clock Mrs Carroll the door
asked for Carroll, and she sad he not in told
her had wrong hat did not want 70 see Mrs.
Shaw; but Mrs. Carroll invited in aud said Mrs.
Shaw la bed, but she did not think she
up. When she came down stairs she sat my
knee ! won't home about l1H O'Clock and did
not 20 into the barroom vent through tho bakers
because had black eye and did not wish to be
seen My son said 10 me, when In bed that he would
90 down the next night, the CAROLS were going
wanted and he said he would have IT, told him that
had been many years in business and been honest
man. said, my son. don't go, for wont have any
ghing TO do with the money. He said he would have it.
1 toh him That would now quit him, II be was going
20 90 he told me 70 go up stairs, IL TO bed and
te nanoseienet around my head, and he would come
up AND see me. and then go down and say that had
gone TO bed ] did go to bed, but my son was not n
bed AL night de came TO me about the middle Of the
night. and wanted 70 borrow my pocketbook TO put
money In he said he had got some and his TOO small
gave him mine he told What 70 tell Nsguirel'
the table and asked my where he got them lie ,od
me he bad bought hem He said here IL 81 note and
told me he had given Mrs Mcguire s. The shirts that
u but I'D not take notice Of any blood on them I
then went down 20 the barroom and my on there
ory few nsuts: and then vent out When he ea%s
back his clothes all wet asked him where he had
He told me he had been down there; nobody heard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

The dropping tenor Of printing cloths contnues per
petuated by the increasing supplies and desire to SELL
and whe there is evident alteration in pr ,es it Is
easier to procure good makes within the previously
given. The market for prints y dull AMI decitnug aa
though factors generally refuse to make any reduction in
prices these favor buyers. We quote them in accord
ance with factors claims, ss follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

$4,000 Of the stock Of the New York and Califor-
mia Steamship Company was included in the stock,
but, there being no bidders, it was withdrawn.
At the second board the buoyancy Of the morning
was maintained, with very moderate sales. New
Jersey Zinc advanced per cent, Norwich and
Worcester II, Florence and Keyport I. There
were no transactions in Nicaragua Transit. It is the
impression in the street that this stock will soon
command better prices. The company is doing
large business, and its profits must be very great.
The demand for exchange for remittance by the
steamship Franklin from this port tomorrow as mr.
dow, hoo haar cr;ta nooda~..- -nc rateS ruling ny
A.. ..s. S.e,smsrs nave been fully maintained. The
best bills on London command 81 per cent premium.
It's probable that the propositions Of Messrs.
Corning g. Co. to construct the Saul st. Marie
Canal will be accepted. The company proposes to
complete the canal in two years, for the entire
amount (750 900 acres) Of land appropriated, with
the understanding that all taxes shall be RENTED
as authorized by the supplemental act Of last winter
The Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad will be COM
pleted in few days. and the citizens Of Norfolk and
Raleigh are making arrangements to celebrate the
event.
The lgross5 March earnings OF the Michigan Gen.
trail Railroad Company reached $50, 469-an increase
over the same month last year Of $3l ,O73. The re-
ceipts of the first four months of the fiscal year were
$2Ol ,493, showing gain over last year of IS per
cent.
New York during the week ending April 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-03

NEW PAIL AND WINTER DRY Go0Ds w. h.v, r.
esved BY steamers and packet. nom NeS YORK large
OF which ~ Invite TRENDS purchasers IN
S ssn and country generally The following constitute part
Heavy Bin 0r0s raneas for Dresses aud MAn
n'oeAav Slk In tAney colors and black
aud y Rich new style Plaid silks
foult de Sole, 0lace. checke Mar
nsua French sud herman Mcrinoss nd Thlbet Cloths
M NJ; ,an 9, vold and nsS style Plaid APAeAs
Tartan Plaid, CTcAsiAn nd french 40
Rich French aud American Printed de LANES
rn and Printed Cashmere and Psrs Cioths-NI eoIors
ram and tlSursa Mo1sselnes aud Barege de Laines
and :. heavy SIN Velvet fos cioaks aud MAntIlas
Embroidered Dotted an Checked swIss Mu.in.
Neck, Bonnet, Cap and Velvet RbAnds
iiS hsmmsd,nehsd and Isps eordered Hdkn
0ras Cloth, Cnrded, wAdd,d aud BrockadeI skIrt.
Pulled, Flowing Gonered aud Embd Sleeves
A large choice o tkrds
Mourning aud Second Mourning Sleeves and Collar,
Ladies' and Gents Sk Merino. and NigonIa Vest
eopste assortment OF Ladies' Gents, Misses boys st
Handkerchief ~
20 10 1hibet, Cashmere an Raw sink Glove.
noooin Lisle, Cambria EJginga aud Insert
Enb.s.sd w S.S Dana,k Cloths Napkins and poyles
sapri b'k, Hue Bro~n, Green IN Cadet Cloth
wool, yi do faney Casser-s alt styles qualities
saunr,- rwecds, kenncbeck and KENTUCKY Jean.
mSay al,soolf Plains, ksIssys aud IIDscys
whitney, MackanAw Dunn Twiisd Biauk.,.
HACK, Green, Dtab Mode aud RIur 4 .,lr. C1,,,
v'' ,,,,l,su{, brussels. Sply and Ingram Competing
hyIVhrnrllr, and Tuited Russ Mats
Amcr'sa an, Scotch aud "a French Gnghans
% aa ",Asn'd ponrue. hheetings, shirnss and Cotlo
Az" Witch, having been purchased with cash mr.. ,r,
Wholesale aud Retail. at reasonable aivanc. coat
VALENTINE CRENsnAw co
49,. No W Corner broad, 9Th aud Capitol streets.
Ne Cat.lf.l
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y2o-lf TmOs. DODAMEAp snl.c1Inlrndent
yHNnnouGn no LE:NL,GToA. AND nrcHANAN " rwo

II Day. In our Mall ParkrI bo45 ~
burOu and the Packet Boats will
leave Richmond daily, sundays excepted
NJ sui arrive Ia Lynturg 10 - hours BuchanAn
Returning leave Buchanan A. every lay except sun
Day arrive M yuchiurg ~ T. NJ, leave Iyucburg
and Richmond ~ hours connect with the
Norfolk Boats leaving ~ ~ 81 and the Suhcrn aud
Railroad Cars, leaving At A. ~.
Passengers Tor Lexington 9Th daily
North River Returning leaving Lexington every day except sun
fsyg fud arrive Richmond n
Plsssngsr. fr flrmvlr, ~; Buckingham
Care g. ~ Charlottesville Sand stanton fare g. All
leave Richmond Mondays Wednesday, Fiays Boats
br-. Gard u time nl arrE % inL.rn..L
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FALL GOODS.

stock q Goods, and viz days have them arranged
er sor,hou' No 70 Pearl street. doors north Of their
Their s,E comprise. some hundred packages, and
R0OTS. SiIGES. HATS. CAPS. LEATHER, TRUNKS,
on 6.t terms vii enable them to oGcr a. great Inducements
to purchaser, house in This country They rsP5emy as
NORTH Carolina promising best give satisfaction
''''"'''''' Wv" ~ '''' GUARLEs BROOKE
Rrrmvoyp, August 25h, ls5s
EU- LNiI'OIVI ANT TO THE AFFIItTED-Dr. y HUEf
sais f and ns has the most certain .ye.
y ard caeou. plan ~ rsaaE skSRkh DisEHs a ON BE-
scrvauon' made IN The Hospitals Of EUROPE sud America he W
weaEne. nervous which arise from
certain habit n youth, may be- obtained Of Dr. y u ~,
pryt,,, T,b M. be. ,.o C1rsd many troutsd with ring.
IT,, ts ~ W., III ,,.1 ,.t.r yrs.t Nrrvoaness heinz
alarmed At sudden sounds and bashisnes vim 'ISn
may consulted In All cases Of CERTAIN DlsEAsE ooaoa
d the kidney also os. peculiar affections Whish arise iros
S sI grs g y S snd sss Go, mind and BODY
Psrson, Affected uith sTsSSs discharges, or dsb the o
organs ur hese vho sgasns BON - %
- 70 die By other physicians, may be speedily eud - ppVhEo
GOSORRIIGA will be permanently cured without the sdwia,
iraiion N mercury, halsam " drugs Nh'' ' ~
GEEIfs are hsi,o one constitution Tey isad 80 s,s'ur,
T. gaarntsss cure aud permanent one, in 'hori time
Thos Tho ace aa,sd Vim any forms q hs secret as,
eases such a. hoees nodes ana g.5s'' are ''''" ' "
si no fse odssy deter you i making ygur CO, tnon TO
ne Who under HUT aud his asn may rs.
rasy connde gentleman, and In whose boon
uiI be forever locked the secret o. his patient
vorld IN whom " s nfe " rpHe
delicate nature
tenders medical science with uhch The country u h a We
many appointments o. which the unfortunate nfc 9lea -
consulting men, renders 10 matter ~ mere lu, W ,an
lion public against Them and point thera 70 he sure maven
repose." - $500 - s..., - N.
BE- WrsT invites s ne anesd however hopccss their case ay
disease be- or however mauy ply
ssn or rsdes they trd % put hs knovcdrc and sn
tai rof hen H0filng
M PRo,fIsFp TO EVERY PFRsON ~ 1REATS A PFHMA
MINT AND RADICAL CURE FOR LlfE.
she pcraou calling VII one bot
The himself IN constant attendance bic private
ready and vnag render relief % an who may give him
Dr. uurrs Medicines are entirely vegetable; hey easily
hndranrc business. ~
10 the satisfaction Of che patient fee required
An consultations strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
HE Mcdica once, franklin street. nearly opposite
tst Presbyterian Church, Richmond, Va.
n consultation from A. NJ. until p ", and from
~. until ?. ~, Sundays excepted.
distance be- b. letter. post paid stain
/ case, and enclosing small fee. Terms moderate.
Az consultations stdoiy confidential.
Price q Medicine package ~ Which IN most eases
| runcent " perform q
~ All Surgical operations performed molly
UNOR SALE PRyATELY-An excellent Carriags Driver ana
~ HosieF also young woman, who rood Ooot Appyto
aalo NIL TALLY
~ .sua EbNoED' DAyESPoRT.A 90,
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HiRDW ARE,
FALL IMPORTATION, 1853.

FALL IMPORTATION, 1859.
I'D MOORE a 90 fsI-.rtr, .fHd f,,ttf~s ag FOREIGN
. HEf bpNFSff' HtGBuJEG. - Main ,'re.L E,ti.
mont, l in receipt stCAm.his pscktt from iy
y,ro, Of ul snd complete assortment 81 BIRMINGHAM and
Slyt NEnNNsE and from
~ obey have received nl supply Of American HARpwARE
consisting 900 parted
"HissTs" and wustsuhUus TN. Pen and Pocket Knives
Pen and Pocket kui,es ct various makers styles
buck, bone, EiN aud iNnfy Handle Knives and FORKS
IVORY Handle Knives fsTks, sets u and ~
Wade Butcher superior Eatnrs aud shear
single and Double Barrrl Guns, very superior
Pistols. Ride, Ritr Iltrryls and Mountiugs
Trace, Halter, l. 81 Wei and fith Chaius
COLLINS" 'Simmons," and Virginia AN-s
"Amvs" and "Rovlau,l~" spades and Shoyels
MIL rit Gross C,t ani Circular
AuNils. Vices. aud Sutth's Fellows
Slrdgy and Hand Hammers. stocks and Dies
blister, shear, ani IaSt steel
Csstings. Horse Shoes and Horse Nails
Hvr-, CoiKrs, blind Brides aud Hammers
Birdie fllinEs, M1rstyd Rrus ana Girths
Locks and Hinges Of every dys Tipton
Planes, Chsrl.. Aug,rs and Piles, all Kinds
Platform and Counter Scales. Fat. Balances
English o. Per. Caps, all goods
found ga liARpNAIE
A. their goods selected with and attention, and
chased the favorable they
inducements merchants this
fully invite them examination Of their stock, they de-
tcrucd IN sell alus regular house In this, Of the
Northern cities. aul6
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Dsaa gs ~ ~ nEaa

1pT,INoND NNu DNNNuI.k RN,IISoND ORES 10
o. - aHer NsoIay ST. tS1 me regular Passing TRAIN
daily lSandASs SAssp'val between "'''"'' anu WV
by's. -. 81, a.. .r,,,.rr. mint,
N,,-se.tsr R,hra's Cos, F-li. roushask, fo~hNtNn vat
-, ,,,t. Nnsua y1ss WyAncks Jennings brNHNrN,
H.vssNh tn-sy Cbarch Nhcrru, hcysvlv, psSrs hrAtb
ri -.
AZ csuck, > VI hetafnin-'''-''
a. IT, a'closk, = "
sr,.nts trsyeilnF ~ ,yrs must o" iarnt.hl Nl's -
- - nat one can retained IN t'~ occ ami t must ~ -
- stated on pass that they permitted t' 81 GA tr
Car. n .-, MN. -.- meet N.s.r
~ -. frir coaches ~ V,rftNs dNlN 'N'
80. GrrmAntrsu. >4lvr Sslt-lrN, af'
Cs,,ist. O. eau meet Ngssrs. tiass g h'rsc N'
saturday. at oNrrhN t.. -
49,. t,r Ca.rssvnc, Nutnn, y Carolina aud NnsrS
a.. ksy-ytly uu Iut~ihy-, ANs--AA
al s,rsv.. aud TOE ani ianrryNhly 'N f'sf 90
line, Mon'Nss WYNN CIIAKLte @. IALCOIT,
veins ~, -, n ,..g,.-,-.,. t,r
y,rmyUir and Lyuchhurg procure ihr'ag" ,N,, va
80. R,ro.d and FIacg, Caldwell Cos stage ny 'pt' AT
~. ,tsk. oB,. ~ the Richmond aud OsuNIc RAILROAD
Through Farmvlle IN
y" CIINRtES @. IALCoTT,
II Arrnc Superintendent.
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,~,S. 60 ESh.Ii.,h Inn or hntr> toh
e ''."'. ma LNNtHB UG.-rhc Canal Boats
CLINTON, Captain pvu'd, Union, Captain
" H. runk leave regularly MbpNsS,NS, hklik, Captain
Johnson DESPATCH, Capt Cook lvsN, regularly onSAvEpANs
These Boats compelled advertised IN order 20
make their regular therefore dcIsnd
thrir regularity. No right taken
10 Freight this be day
SNruEp,r, after o'clock. 4. NJ.
ms2-tf A. y.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE srEANERs bELvE6 s~u
II DEkk AND eOCAhoNr.& tntl further mo- t>s6e 6f65r
uce both % the above Steamers will remain the
between RICHMOND AND RALrlNORE connecting at the
TseBELyIDERE, Captain CHORD viii baltimore every
sAIOkDAN Afternoon ksarnng she will leave kehaond every
TUESDAY afternoon.
PocAIONTAs Captain Jons. every
WEDNESDAY Afternoon Returning, she Will leave Richmond
SATURDAY asrnoon thus anorng the merchants
found the from whecI-
ms Psbarg cnennAt and the soSih and West for
freight apply To LUpLAM WATSON.
INIoN sTEAMsHIP CoMPANN> LINE or
aud Thursday Via Norfolk and May-NeiHser 6l{Sy
CIR or RICHMOND Captain MITCHELL sfcitssr -sS1ez-
IIRoiNid Captain Teal and the sinssr IhNNSl IAId,
kaymore-One Of splendid Rich
mond Tor rhadeh Monday Thursday high water,
touching Cape May 20 land Returning leave Phia
depha Wednesday aud Saturday at 10 O'Clock NJ until
further notice.
Passengers Cape May consult by taking
this Is in addition being the cheapest the most
expeditions aud comfortable.
ia---ngcr.tr
allowing them the privilege remaining In PhlNdl
pha three hur days, proceed directly 10 New York upon
the arrival ~ the steamers.
shippers -robaecOni,ts DESTROYS Of shipping
pittsburg Ni have made all the
ecssa arrangements to orwad Tobacco through at 60 leo
pounds.
city, when the steamers will be ready receive freight aud the
hour ~ their sailing.
Shippers in mind that Rls Of Ladiug
b. sent to the wharf at Rokci BE- signed before the sailing Of
Passage through New York, found, a. 10
Cape MAY, $50
rasas, through Phnld,rhia, LIST cabin aud found. SEQ
~ 10 NorSn. l., do do 100
ROBERT RANKIN Agent,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-03

TIVE UNDERSIGNED will continue ship ChAndIery and
HASKiNS LIBBY Rockets. ~ ' "
Thankful for solicit the
general satisfaction ~ - WV