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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-12
DIR. Jacob HOrlacher,

DOTANIC PHYSICIAN. having regained
ID his health, has resumed his practice of
the healing art. His superior SALVE is stlll
in great demand, and all orders supplied as
usual. New Berlin. May 8, 1854
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Union County Business.
COURT Prociama.:o--Whrr.n., ,

fOC Rr PrOCi9lNatsSss-N hrrsns the
~ Hon. ABM > WILSON, President Judge
for tl 10Th Judicial district consisting 81 ths cOunti..
of Union and Miiin, and JAcpB ,rsssr.. aud JAsi.
NtrsaAL H. E.4u-s Associate judges III tUon county
have issl1i u rir Irscct bear at ts 23th DAY ~
Feb, l-j{ and directed for tie boldi1g II ur
phAns Court Court Of Common flea.. nd Ts miner,
g-n-Ts Quarter Sessions =. YN B.EIiN, z r the
Of uuipn. III! s.c.ad B1.tsy Of ~ ! nest
being the 18th dsy lSls and l. continue week.
NDfJCE is therefore h rely gwen 70 I'll. coroner,
Jsticrs Of tire rsrc aud tonstzbies in xi for the
pf Union, % appear IN their rroi .T-fs ~is
their Rolls, E.curl-, inqui,i,inDs ~ .inA "hs and
other he membranes, to do those things II their
and in tb-ir t-!af sppertain 10 he dou; AL all
witnesses and other persons rosecuuns in esf - the
Common wealth against any person .srs"ns- re-
qured seiI and there attending, -ni not Ispart
without leave a. th-ir peril justices requested To
BE- punctua. ia triE sttsudses ct tne ai sits1 time
sgr-ca tlc to nOt;ce.
my hand and seal 1t The sheriff. Once in
New Brr1, the 9Th iay Of Ap-il, in Il. - our lord
thcus:tit e,ht hun,tFed suc IN igc-. ard in the
seventy srT,nth year Of thv ln-; u the United
States of America C,oi sore the C,ps'Ho,. .ao,dih
JOHN hs>-Lkit, Ssevfy
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GERMAN and FRENCH Languages, Draw
ing, Painting. and Draushring. taught by XIV
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Pigs for Sale!!
OFINE SHOATS, 8 months old, for sale
Il cheap for cash by JOS. P. TUSTlN, al
Thornton & Co.'S Drug Store. May l
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Amt policies surrendered past year 10000 90
Total am, property insured May
l, 1854 27s,7s6 81
Amt of Premium Notes in force
May ,, 1853 $l7Aa4 81
Amt of Premium Notes receiyd
the past year 1854 81
Amt of Premium Notes surren-
dered the past year l,l9s 90
Total amt of Premium Notes in
force May /, 1854 25,9sI 6a
No. of Policies i'll force May 2,53 ISL
do issued the past year lob
25i
do surrendered do 6
Total No. in force May l, 1854 24s
Statement of the Operations of the Com
pany during the past year, viz.
Losses and Expenditures.
Amt of claim for losses $4,000 co
Amt compensation 20 Directors
and Executive Committee 29 20
Amt compensation to Treasurer 90
Amt compensation, generations,
and expenses of collecting As
sessment MOL 800 "A
Amt of incidental expenses lO2 10
Amt of Presidents salary 3 90
Amt balance paid order John Wolfe SIS s3
s,467 o.
Excess of assets over liabilities of
the Company May l, 1854 20s IS
a675 o.
Amt reed on Premium Notes the
pas, year $ 1876 sc
Amt of Assessment No. charged
,oTreasurer a,o7s Sc
Amt of Interest account SO
Amt balance due from Treasurer
and Agents, May !, 1858 90 80
3,675 90
actual State Of the Funds.
Am, due from Agents 5 70 SO
Amt of Treasurer's account l36 81
Amt of assets over liabilities ofthe
Company, May /, 1854 2Os s"
Statement cf Losses the past Year.
Frick, Slifer & Co, Lewisburg $4,000 90
Directors.
Thomas Hayes Lewsburs.
James Marshall White Deer.
John Wilt Hart!etOn.
Isaac Eyer Union.
John Gundy East builaioe.
J. A. Mertz Lewisburg.
II. p. Shelter LewIsburg.
&c. Meyer Freeburg.
Daniel Wilmer Chapman.
VIM. +. Wagenseler Selinsgrove.
Flavel Clingan Kelly.
VIM. Roshong New Berlin.
Moses Specht Beavertown.
Offers.
Presidenf-JOHN GUNDY.
Vice Presidea-WN. F. WAeEysELLtR,
Seerefpy-J. A. MERTz.
Ifeasurer-H. p. SHELLER.
agents.
George Hill. Sellnsgrove.
f. F. Gundy, East Buffalo.
F. C. Meyer, Freeburg.
Published by order of the Board.
JOHN GUNDY, President.
J. A. MERTZ, Secretary.
Lewisburg, May 8, 1854
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rA-Something for You !-6a
CUGAR, Teas, Coffee, Chocolate, Cocoa,
y Molasses, Soap, Herring, Washing and
Baking Soda, Pearl Starch, Potash, Pickles,
Pepper Sauce, Mustard, Indigo, Spices ground
and unsround. Shoe Brushes, Brooms, Combs Gloves,
Hosiery, Knitting Cotton Suspcnders, Portmonaes and
PURSES Perumery Fishing Tackle, Razor strops, and
variety Of small such EVERYBODY WANTS. will be
sold cheap for Cash by II. X. KENNEDY.
Lcwisburg, April IS, 1854.
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Second Annual Report
OF THE
Laion County Mutual Insurance Company.
Capital, S2l,6lS 90.

4 BSTRACT Of the Second Annual Report
II of the Board of Directors of the Union
County Mutual Insurance Company, made at
their annual meeting on TIE first Monday Of
May, A. D. 1854.
Amt of property insured up TO
May 2, 1853 sl77,232 70
Amt OF property insured the past
year, TO May l, 1854 lll,s54 o9
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-12

lEASTERN SEED ONIONS, large guam
IL tity just reed at the Mammoth Drug
Store of DR. THORNTON & co.
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WOOLEN and SILK Needle work eyecu..d
and sold by Mns. NOLKMAR. who also will
give Instructions IN that line OF female educa.
ton. Lewisbnrg, Sept. I. 1859
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| fthOsraphic Printing Office

IL and large quantity ui PICTURES, for
Framing, and for Drawing Teachers.
X. VoLkMAR.
NV. Corner Fourth anu Market Sis -.
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

ALBAEy. Sept. Son wedne ,day night ,a., MI.
ehaei Burke. one of The night watch on tbe O.,
Western Canada Railway, was over near Cane.
town and killed.
On Thursday, barn belonging TO Jas. Gnheeny. In
the township of Tecumssh, G. w, was strrck with
lightning, killing Mr. Giiheepy aud bis brother who
were found outside the barn, completely calcined.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-There was q grand pa
rsds this morning of the German Turner Bane OF
symnAatic League. They marched to Independence
square, where they arranged under the trees 10
the Centre Avenue, and were introduced to the
Mayor BY VIM. Rosenthsil. Mayor Conrad. In eIo.
4eent language, welcomed than the hospitalitiss
Of the city.
INV fosK, Sept. 4.-Thirty-si seamen for the
is4se Independence arrived in the steamer ~
thn morning. from Nsrfolk, In charge Of Cant f1Ir
stead, of the u. o. EayJ o.P' VIM
as ne" fosx, Sept. 4-The statements of the CITY
-, s's ss ssss4e5o; loans s9i a zoo
BOSTON, sept IA heavy thunder .hav. ,,.
eepioas rain passed over the city last nish ~ Al
the weather 10 clear. but most oppressise ho.
BUFFALO, Sept. 4-The deaths from ckoI.,. ~
rms the week ending to-dsy was 80 but : Of whom
were Americans. "no'''
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 4.-John Lambert hns h..n
naomiaated ~ the Whiss Of the 4th congressionsi
district Of this city.
CHAaLEsToR, Sept. S--There were but ds.th.
IN shis city On Saturday from yellow fever.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.

1HR RuMosED EXPEDITION AGAINST MExIco.--
The following construction of the teierraphic dis
match published yesterday received by last eve.
nines mail
Nrw YORK Sept 4-The Evening Post intiuaater
,h., Gen Alvarez. the opponent of Santa Auna 10
now in New York, fitting out an expedition against
The Mexican government Three or four vessels
sre named. including the screw steamer benjamin.
Franklin She has on board ten thirty two pnndere
and all the ammunition necessary.
The Mexican wsr steamer Santa Anna, now re-
6,tios here will leave soon, and 1t il rumored the
franklin viii sail several days sooner and attack
and take her at 1t possible. The officers and
crews OF both vessels are Americans.
The other vessels fitting out here hy Alvarez are
sad to be ship, brig ard schooner.
A part of the Gsdeden treaty money, II 10 said,
will be one OF the inducements for the capture Oh
the Santa Anna.
10 conaexion with the foregoing disclosures may
b,tsken the following, which we copy from the N
Y. Tribune of Monday evening;
GEORGE Law AND HIS MusKETs.-The Courier
dos Etnts Gis states that these celebrated muskets
have been re-shipped on the bark CsthaIine Angus
ia now lying at one of the North River docks, near
Canal street. The same vessel has taken on board
a considerable quantity of powder and supply OF
coal The screw steamer Franklin has also been
purchased for $4,000 by the parties concerned In
the Cstharine Augusta, and is now undergoing
changes tn Greenpoiut ship yard, 10 fit her for
vessel OF war. As soon these changes are com
Veted the two vessels sail on the secret ex-
petition, for which they are inteDded-probably to
> .me point on the Mexican coast. some cav Tampi-
60 The connection of Mr. George Law and his
mukets with this expedition has yet TRANSFERRED
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HEAVY AND BOLD RoBBERY-The Cincinn at
Gazctte of Saturday last gives the following par
ticuIara Of the robbery of Mr.. James d. Radcliffe,
agent Of the United States Express Company, in
that city on Thursday night
The precise stolen Is not known, but it
ranges from S25 900 to $4,000, was stated by us
yesterday morning. The light express wagon
cent from the Office for the packages waiting at
one OF the depot doors when Mr. Radcliffe arrived
He took the money carpet bag, placed it near the
seat, and momentarily turned TO adjust another
package When he turned round to take the car
pet bag again-not than three seconds OF
hme having elapsed-it was gone, and in the dark
ness and confusion, no clue was got to the scoun
drel, who, undoubtedly, had logged the messenger
all day. waiting for the slightest chance grab the
prize. 1t happened that police officers were
present at the time, and good while elapsed be-
fore the services of any were secured. Some of
our most expert policemen have gone In pursuit of
sperson they suspect of being the thief
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO.

GROCERIES, &c. AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, 7th September, we viii sell
At 10 at our auction store, an assortment OF
GROCERIES, viz:
$50 bags Rio Coffee
200 do. old Java Coffee.
Coffee Sugar; Crushed Sugar; Brown Sugar
Green and Slack Teas
Candles; Soap; Wrapping Paper
Cotton Irvine; French Brandy
Wines; Molasses; Salt, &c. &c.
ALSO,
800 boxes manufacture Tobacco of superior quail
ty and brands-"People's Choice" Bright Particu-
lar" and 1.-THE Three Brothers"
TERMs-Under 500. cash; 800 and over, months
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.,
SO AuCtioneers,
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"A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF CHIC
a kAHOMINY LANO.-will be sold to the
highest bidder on the premises ON the 2bth sentsm
Der next commencing at ii O'Clock A. M. if fair IL
not on the next fair day. that valuable tract of Land
lying on Cbickahoniny River, in the county of Han
over. belonging to the estate of Dr.. Reuben Mere
dith, decd containing SO ado ming the lands
Of A. Timberlake, A. Lumpkin and others
This Land Is eight miles from Richmond, within II
miles of Atlees Depot the Virginia Central Rail-
road and within 2 miles Of the Richmond and Char
lottesyile Plank r, ad, now being constructed On
the Land is small frame dwellD q, with the other
necessary outhouses.
This Farm is considered one of the most valuable
and productive on the Chickahominy, and lie we'll
adapted to the growth of corn, oats, wheat and
grass. :
Possession, to seed crop of wheat, will he given
on the LIST OF October next and full possession the
LIST January, 1855
TERMs-One -third cash on the day of sale. ana the
remainder at and ID months from the LIST January.
1885, with interest-the credit payments to be secur.
ed by bends, with satisfactory security and deed Of
trust ON the premises.
Immediately after the sale of the above
tract will sell tract of Wood Land belonging to
the same estate, containing 10 acres, about mile
distant from the above tract
Terms same as mentioned above.
e. Mr.. A. B. Timberlake, the tenant will take
peaanre in showing the Land t. any person de sroui
P. P. JONES, Admir- with the will
annexed, of r. Meredith, decd.
9u6 It'd.
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TO THE PJTRIJC-wa

AA1A TO THE PUBLIC.-We
@6 are running daily line of Stages
from the terminus of the Southsde Railroad to
Lynchb9rg; continuing on by the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad, and our Stage Line to the Sweet
Red d. Sweet and White Sulphur Springs Whole cost
to the passenger $3.50, between Richmond and the
dule: 1850
Leave Richmond daily texcept Sundays via the
Oanyille Railroad to the Junction of the Southside
Road over that road to its terminus and our Coaches
to Lync tI BY s. P. NJ Leave Lynchburg at P.
diverging point of our line, at Bonsack, reach Fin
castle oy dark; leave Fircaste at daylight next day
and arrive at the Sweet and Red Sweet Syringe to
IN.
=. Richmond and Danyille passengers are informed,
that on and after the 9Th day of july we will accom-
modate them in splendid horse Coaches Speed in
creased and fare reduced, unknown in the late his.
tory of the service, between the terminus of the
Danviiie Railroad aud Danville: Leave Richmond
atGt A, M. and arrive at Danville same night
Fare from pi esent terminus to Danville, $A.0O
Do. do. do to Halifax H. I50
And to be reduced from time to time, as circum
stances may require.
E Our Agent, Mr ]. Fl. SHOOK, NAV be found
az the Commission House of Messrs. Brown Shook
two squares below the Exchange Hotel Franklin az
Je <i-ts 77sAi--S PARISH, HARTMAN 4 co.
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IMPORTANT FROM CHINA -Repoyted Eagage,ueo,
be'''ee" the English and Russian Fleets in he chi
ire Sine Liverpool Mercury of August 10Th
has The following under this head we have been
favored with the following extract Of letter, dated
Canton, June Goth. 1854 N"'oN
We have also received intelligence from the Go.
vernon OF Macao which has jus. arrived from Chm
san on the coast and about half way between this
and Shanghai, that the English and Russians mel
close to that port. and that after very hot engage
ment the latter were completely annihilated IA,
m'ral Stirring having sunk the Russian frigates.
cannot voacn Tor The truth of this, but have no
doubt that some portion of il lie true. ~
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ROBBERY AND ARREsT.-The Alexandria SEMI
mel states that Lewis Grayson, free negro and bro
Their OF VIM. Grayson who was hung by mob in
Cuipepper county some years ago on a charge OF
murder, was arrested on Saturday last and com.
mtted to Jail of Fauquier, for stealing $500 in
bosds and money, besides watch, from Mr. era.
ven B. Walker, Of that county All the stolen pro
perry, except small portion of the money was re.
covered
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sE-N PINEY POINT LINE tt

E-sKA PINEY POINT LINE TO
I6aa.BALTIMORE-ON MONDAY OF
EACH WEEK-FARE "a ONLY.-The public are
hereby informed that the comfortable steamer MA.
RYLAND, Capt. CHARLES E. MITCHELL having
been entirely retted enlarged and improved IN eve
ry respect, is now on the route between Richmond
and Baltimore, once weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and economical line
will leave Richmond by the morning traAh on MON
DAY of each week, at 81 o'cleck, A. NJ, and reach
Baltimore in the courte of the night thus securing
connection with the different lin es out of Baltimore
the following morning. in any direction.
Returning, passengers will leave Baltimore on the
afternoon of WEDNESDAY,, of each week. at 5
O'Clock, and arrive at Aqua Greek always in time to
connect with the night line of the Richmond Fred.
ercksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.
Fare in either direction g. Forward Cabin passen
gers the same price, but with meals on board of the
Maryland included
Fare for first class passe ngers between Baltimore
and Philadelphia, by the Newcastle and Frenchtown
line, - So For second class do. 81 50-makinR the
whole fare from Richmond to Philadelphia BY this
agreeable line S6 so emily for first class
and 70 % for second class ditto, including meals for
the latter on board of the Maryland"
For further particulars throug tickets apbv at
the office Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company
J. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
Office R. and P. r. R.Co,l
Richmond, March 6, 1854 ! mat
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NJORTHAM FARM FOR sALE.-The

IN subscriber. intending to commence business in
the city of Richmond offers at private sale his beau.
uful FARM. situated on the Three-Chopped Road,
eight miles from Richmond and three miles st of
the termination of the Richu ond Westham Plank
Road. There are about $50 acres, all enclosed-a
part of which ia good meadow land the balance easy
TO cultivate, with good dwelling and all necessary
oat-houses; GOOD well of water ard about one thou
and choice Fruit Trees. Also, the stock and crops
il desired.
Terms will be accommodating, If sold imme.
distely.
For further information please apply the pre-
mises or to GoDDIN APPERsoN, Richmond. Pos
session given after a weeks notice.
5-dS VIM j. c. JONES.
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RAILROAD CoLLIsIoN-FoUR PERSONS K1rrrp
AND SEvENTEEN WouSDED.-O One of the messen.
gers OF Adams & Co E Express brought the iutelIi
eenee this morning of serious collision on the San
duskey NAM ii lid and Newark railroad last night
The collision occurred near Mansfield and az ia
as we could understand, the passenger train, com
posed OF three cars was at water station, when
run into by freight train, of twenty-five cars
our ioiormant says that four men were killed and
seventeen misunderstanding (Pal Cbron;cIe
Aug. 81.
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BEACON LIGHT KEEPERS APPoINTED-At Point
of Shoals Virginia, Thomas l.. Kendall, al $500
per snnum, and John X. Floyd, assistant, at $500
per annum. At Deep water shoals, Virginia, jos.
II. Ransom at $780, aud Thomas Ransom, assis
tant, at $500 per aunum. At White Shoals, Viz.
s'nia, James H. Wilson, at $500 per annum and
dempsey NJ, Crumpler, assistant, at $500 per an
num-
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NOTICE.-City and country dealers, and
L Y lovers of good SE3ARS. At the old establish.
ed stand. corner of Main and 10th sts can be found
the largest and most desirable selection of Segars in
the city Also Otto of Rose, Golden, Pome eranate,
tinguished brands of CHI EWING TOBACCO; Snufs
Pipes fine cut chewing and Smoking Tobacco and
all other articles in the line, TO which invite public
attention. J. A. HARRINGTON.
5000 bered Pipe Stems on consignment, for sale
low by au24 ia III
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HENRICO LAND FOR sALE.-O,

HENRICO LAND FOR SALE.-On
IL THURSDAY October 18th, 1854, ommencing
al II O'clock, shall offer for sale 65 of Land
in Henrico county, being between the Deep Run
County Road and the fredericksburg Railroad, most
ten acres, which is enclosed, with a comfortable
Dwelling and other buildings thereon, suitable for q
small family. Any persons desiring any information
relative to this land call ON R. s. GLAzEBRooK
who resides near the premises There will be like.
wise sold at the same time and place, from one to
two hundred cords of Pine Wood.
se 5-7J* ROBERT L, LUCK
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SUNDAY Rows-The rows in Boston last Sunday
were caused by the arrest of Incorporate Irishnen.
Two or three police were seriously injured
The most serious disturbance was in Sea street
where y rioters were arrested
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lc2h p a c K Z T-B o A T
L. PI. nIIQH.Rny ron q A HnrrAH,

ACCOMMODATION LINE.-The subscribers viii
Sspt; 70 y Crouch, between RICHMOND and
NEW CATION, ON the 23d inst, Tuesday next.
great Inducements for ease and comfort are hereby
ing avoided and taking leaving the boat
Leave Richmond, at A. M. on Tr..s.v. rh.-.
days and Saturdays, arriving in New Csntan :, sa
A., of the same day. oA' ~ r.
Returnns-Leavs New Canton at A. N. on Nor.
mond at r. 81. the same day - Aieh'
the boat. '
Fare the Same a. that heretofore charged nv III.
line OF Messrs Boyd, Edmond & DsvendoTt wig
Office on 7th street, opposite Myer8 Warehouse
e1 GR0IfEH A. uOrp
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Wil BE-
"A sold on SATURDAY next, the 9Th inst at the
horse lot In the city of Richmond, at 10 O'Clock one
nofse and Cart. two HoEs; also lot of Wheat
straw, now ON the plantation Of Christopher Saun-
ders Persons wishing to purchase will please call
on Mr. Saunders, who will give any information
REGARDING the same.
The above property belongs to the estate of Henry
Saunders decd
CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERS
Admir- of the estate of Henry Saunders, decd.
Sale conducted BY ALEX NoTT Auct as6
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EXCELSIOR WORKS, CORNER 7rH
IL AND MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.-The pro.
and Saw LUMBER, Of various kinds in the best etyle
and on the most reasonable terms.
He has on hand a quantity of Dressed FLOORING,
of various qualities
PANNEL STUFF. both of Northern and Virginia
Pine ready dressed which he offers at low price.
SAsHES, DOORS and BLINDS kept on hand and
made to order at prices that cannot fail give salts
faction.
Orders solicited and will be thankfully received.
my1S EORPEG
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MELANCHOLY Case OF SUIcIDE.-Capt. C. C.
Phillips ofthe Eagle artilleriss, of Baltimore ccm-
United suicide on Sunday night, by taking strych.
nine Profound melancholy, superinduced by TIE
death of his wife, is the assigned for the act
He has left six orphan chiIdie en-
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fffA UNION STEAMSHIP COM.
l6GsPANY.-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA

NOhFOLh-
The steamer VIRGINIA, Captain DAVID TEAL.
steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain JAS. BAYMoRE,
Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND Captain r. MITcH.
ELL One ofthese splendid steamers will leave Rich
mond Tor Philadelphia, every WEDNESDAY, at
hgh-water, touching at City Point and Norfolk to
receive freight and passengers. Returning, leave
fhiiadelphia every WEDNESDAY,, at 10 O'Clock.
A. 81 arriving at Richmond every SATURDAY
moInins, on which day viii discharge cargo
These splendid steamers have been built xpressly
for this line, and every exertion has been made to
combine st, myth AID speed They provided with
tables, and every attention is paid BY our &C
dating Captains to the comfort of gers and the
protection Of goods.
FARE REDUCED.
Passage through to New York, and found. "a 90
Passage TO Philadelphia, and found, list cabin 90
Passage to Philadelphia, not found ia cabin'i 90
rasssneeIs for New York would consult their in.
the chespert and it 10 by far the most pleasant
Tsbarspn'sts shippine 20 Pittahnrs, can be accom-
modafed by this iine, a. we have entered into ar
raneement. to forward goods through with Dispatch
For freight or passage. apply 70
IL. T. TUTTLE, AGENT.
az " On the Dock.
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PROPOSALS will be received at the
J. store of Messrs S unders Brother Broad st.
until the 10Th inst, for the grubbing and clearing per
acre; and for the grading and masonry, per cubic
ward, of 30 much of the Richmond and Charlotte A.
Vile Turnpike as lies between the head of the Brook
Turnpike and South Anna Rivera distance of IL
miles.
The bids may be made by sections for the entire
linethe Company ressrving the privilege of accept
ing ane one, OF of rejecting all.
Profile and specifications to be seen at the store.
JOHN 3. CREESHAW
sc addict Pres't R. / G. T. Co.
~ Wing and Enquirer will copy in semi.weekly