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BEEF CATTLE.

The New York Journal of Commerce, of
June II, remarks that the prices of beef cat
tie have declined in sll the great central
markets of the Atlantic seaboard--at New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore end Cam
bridge. In New York, the fall within week
has been from 81 to So per hundred pounds;
at Baltimore, 50 cents per hundred pounds;
and at Cambridge 25 cents. AT several of
the markets, the supply is larger than the de-
mand Judging from accounts in Western
papers, says the Journal, there is no reason
.justifying the eXorbitant rates that have pre-
vailed this Spring. The indianapolis Senti-
mel of the 4th inst says Good cattle are
selling in Indiana and Illinois to drovers, at
$50 and $3.50 per one hundred pounds nett,
and S4.25 live weight Add only reasen-
able amount to defray the cost of transporta-
ton East, and the burdens on consumers will
be considerably diminished. All over the
country, almost, the season has been remark
ably fine for grass. The feed has been excel
lent and abundant, and the hay crop is heavy
and good. In New York, the number of cat
tie, visible from the railroads, is unusually
large, and all the calves seem TO be raised
for the benefit of future beef markets. The
longer present prices are kept up, the more
certain and gfeat will be the reaction.
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RICH III CED, Va:
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1854.
DISUNIONISTS.


When such journals as the New York Cou.
rier and the Cincinnati Gazette, make the
Nebraska bill a pretext for continued war
upon Southern institutions and rights, it be-
comes the South to prepare itself for the fu-
ture. This section of the country has already
endured wrong, enough to madden and drive
of any less loyal and patriotic people. The
cup of Southern wrongs is full to overflow
ing. If the North had been deprived by the
South of hundredth part of the amount of
property which the North has stolen from the
South; and, if in addition to that, Southern
journals were in the habit of exulting over
the sacrifices of Northern property, and threa-
tening still farther and greater depreciation,
how long would the North remain in the
Cnion2 Not day; not an hour. As it is'
its Journals threaten dissolution, if the South
does not lie still and permit itself to be rob
bed without a murmur. The South is not
disposed to yield to that condition, nor to
consent to any future abolition spoIations.
If the North can only remain in the Cuion as
robber and aggressor, the South will hear
tily consent to its leaving the Union and it
cannot leave too soon.
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From the Quebec Observer, June II,
A DISCOVERY--MRS. ROBINSON ALIAS MRS.


There lived, not very long ago. opposite The gate
of the English Cathedral in Gardenstreet, a rather
good looking genteelly dressed woman, named
Campbell, VINO kept tavern. She soon became
notorious OF Tree and easy disposition loose
notions of morality and winning manners, she al.
tracted hosts of admirers, and among them Ser
ieant of the line. to whom she was afterwards
married. Mrs, Campbell indulged In variety OF
freaks most OF our readers will recolect, be-
fore her last departure hence. She was even III
Court the observed of all Observers and sat unveil
ed. BY her fret marriage well connected, this
loose, untortuns ste, and dsorderly woman, now
convicted of the beinous crime OF murder under
the name of Mrs Robinson, obtained the assistance
of the late Robert Wood Esq, OF this city, sun
dry occasions. Married to the late Henry Camp
bell, she the wife of son ofa old and esteem
ed friend of the late Mr.. Wood, whom Mr. Wood
always took AN interest in. He forwarded him Ia
the world ss far as his influence and money even
would do it, Nor did he content bimselt with
serving to his utmost the OF an esteemed
friend When that son had followed his father to
the grave, Mr.. Wood recollected the wife. That
woman repays such kindness by representing her
self to be Miss Wood The miserable convict
was sometimes a Presbyterian. On one occasion,
after the death oil her husband, through the servt-
ces OF clergyman, to whom enc spPleu io1 spl.
ritual aid Mrs Campbell obtsined cum OF money
to enable her TO go TO the United states whefe
she represented that she had friends. Mr WOOD
gave her 500 and the late Hon. John Nelson gave
her $50 With this money she started oh went
az far as Montreal and returned to Quebec again
Mr. Nelson called to inquire OF her friends wheiner
or no Mrs Campbell had safely reached her desii-
nation and found the individual whom he had so
humaney assisted lat home" The good old man
whisfled, danced round her, and Withdrew. Iha1
was Dr. Nelson's mode OF saying-"l have been
Sold" Mrs Campbell, naturally worthless
woman, yearly became worse. She lie now resp
ing the fruits OF her worhlessness and endea.
vors to escape from justice by an afectaion OF
madness and by pretending to be one OF the
daughters of her husbands's patron. OF course
Mr. Campbell knew all about Mrs Mcintosh and the
other Miss Woods, and she has improved her
knowledge In the most extraordinary way to her
temporary advantage. inasmuch as many peopls
did believe that Mrs Robinson was not Mrs. Camp
BELL but Miss Wood. Murder, however, viii
ont
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.errup.eo solourn of about years within its ''con-
secrated walls he was desrous of seeing what
kina OF fsure Gagged bird" cut to the outside

.errupteo soJourn of about years within its "co1
secrated wallis he was deerous of seeing what
kina Oh hsure ''csged bird" cut to the outside
RAILROAD CONVENTION, "A convention was
held last Thursday at Fairmont, Va, composed of
delegates from various counties in Virginia, and
also from Wes'moreland and Fayette counties, in
Pennsylvania, to promote the project of construct
ing railroad from some point in westmorelsud
county, on the Pennsylvania railroad, to Ravens.
wood, on the Ohio river, passing through the Mo-
nongahela coal region, in Virginia, and other de-,
sisnated points. About $50 delegates were in at.
tendance.
Posr OFFICE AFFAIRs.-The name OF Merri.
mans Shop, Prince Edward county, is changed to
Pamplin Depot Offices at Sandy Level, Pit.sylva-
mia couaty, and Langhorne's Tavern Cumberland
county, are discontn ued. Appointments-Jacoh
Clark, postmaster at Clark's Mills Washington
county, Va, in place Of Samuel Houston, resigned
VIM. II. Hazleton, postmaster at Castle Craig
Campbell county, Virginia, in place of L. Leiturck,
resigned. Booker P. Robertson, postmater at
Glils Greek, Franklin, county, Virginia, in place
OF M. Paisley, resigned.
PAINFUL AccIDENT.-On Friday morning week
before last, as Mrs. Calvin Warren, of Muddy
Creek Greenbrier, was returning home from
visit in Fayette county, ahe was thrown from the
buggy in which she was riding receiving severe
fractures in the bones of both her thighs besides
several severe contusions. Her life was consider
ed in danger
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SHocKING-in Louisville, on the 18th inst two
laborers named Louis Knerr and John Mussler
and another whose name is not given were suffo''
Gated in pit which they were digging for the pur
pose of enabling them to empty the contents of an
old sink
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RAPID VOYAGE AROUND THE WonLp.--The clip
per ship Fearless, Capt. Mason, left Boston with
q full cargo, August 30, for San Francisco, pro.
cseded thence for Manila, and home, and arrived
oi Boston Light on Saturday last. having com.
pleted the round voyage 10 nine months and teu
days.
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DISEASES OF THE EYE.-DR. JOHN B.

DISEASES OF THE EYE.-DR. JOHN B.
WALTHALL is now the only authorized Physician
ed to treat charity csses to practice Dr. c. B. Brsi
nerds system.of treating Diseases of the Eye, which
tenn which is painless in the treatment partial and
total blindness Inflammation of the Eye apd Its ap
pendsges intolerance of light falling OF the eyelids,
tar and near sightedness from age disease, oai
ract. &C., of years standing, have been cured, and
perfect sight restored without cutting wash, bye
ton of instruments of recent invention. So many
have been benefited by the system, without injury
to any, that all who suffering with diseases Of the
Eye may fearlessly put it to the test.
DR.. Walthall can bs consulted from 8 to 10, A. M
and from to 6, P. NJ at his Office on Governor 81,
Richmond, Va, or by letter. .o@
Fee for consultation %. For prescription and iu-
strument 80.
For visits and additional treatment extra charge.
mo letters answered without the money Is
closed. je f-fm
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We learn from the Abbeville, Is. c. Banner that
Mr.. Ezekiel Pickens, of Pendleton District lately
appointed Cadet at the West Point Military Acade
N.Y. and who was on his way to join his class, died
at Greenwood, in Abbevie District on Tuesday
morning last
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Henry Ward Beecher says with great truth that
The last quarter of an hour of long-drawn and
tiresome discourse, gives a responsiveness to reli
gious truth, stronger than can be dsspated by two
good sermons afterwards.
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Alderman, named Henry Geurotski, said to be In
possession Of large sum Of money, was most bru.
tally murdered at 81. Louis, on Monday, by some
unknown party. He was found lying In the street
gutter, most horribly mangled and cut about the
head
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TRuE.-The Columbia Is. CO Times says" OF
the many Southern watering places, the Virginia
Springs are deservedly the most popular and cele-
brated'
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AFFRAY.-One night last week difficulty occur
red bstween George Hampton and james McMu-
len, OF Louisville, when the former was stabbed in
the abdomen. He was supposed to be mortally
wounded.
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On Monday, boy about 12 years OF age, son of
Richard Arver, of Binghsmton, N. T., while diving
In the Chenango river, had bis head entangled In
the roots of large tree, and was drowned before
he could be extricated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-20

Mrs Prewets, editress Of the Yszoo City Whig.
and who was the first 70 nominsts Mr.. Fillmore for
the Presidency In 1856. has gone 70 Trey, N, u 10
speud the summer.
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Judge Jetfries, of notorious memory, pointing
with his cane to a man who was about to be tried,
said, There is q rogue at the end OF my cane. -
The man at whom he pointed, looking at him, said,
"At which end my lord |"
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The Great Rachel, as we learn from the New
Orleans Picayune, 10 said to be actually coming @
America after all, with the intention Of commenc.
ing her professional tour In tho Crescent city.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

" The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
exceeds considerably that OF all the Daily papers of
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SPLENDID PIANO

DORTER AND ALE.-Barclay a. Per-
i kiaS London Brown Stout, tdifect h porta,ion
aud best brands OF Scotch Ale exec, nt tonic Tor
is ia No. s, Twelfth st.
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There were Ia deaths in Philsdelphia las
week
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MISCELLANEOUS
y FARM FOR SALE-Foo1r, AL

EG FARM FOR SALE.-For sale, a
.-A. beautiful FARM, lying IN the county of Hen
rico, about three miles below the city, in FOOD
neghborhood, containing about 2o5 ceres about Is of
which are cleared and in good state of improve.
ment-'he residue Ia well timbered with OAK and
The BUILDINGS, which are all In good order
consist Of Dwelling House. with seven rooms, Barn,
Stable, Carrisg ge-house and lce-house.
There is also well of good water in the ward
Terms accommodating.
For further particulara, enquire at this office.
my l7-ln
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BATHS! BATHs.! BATHs!m-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths be had daily at the Hair Dressins
Shaving and Shanpooning Saloon, under the Amer.
can HOtel-entrance on lIth street. -s
Single Bath 25 cents, or Ave tickets for 81.
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SIGHT DRAFTs ON NEW ORLEAEs-ln
sums to suit purchasers, for sale at all times By
3. S.MACMURDO, at Exchangs Bank.
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GEMIL CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SULr
Ar2-aA-k -klES-Persons desirous of purchasing
hone- e-nade Carriages. BugEies Bsrouches Suikies OF
hght Nsgons of the best material and workmanship,
"lil md 1t greatly to their interest give me call
IS am now manufacturing the above articles on the
most moderate terms
Those having REPAIRING to do will be accom-.
,noaateo at the shortest notice. and my charges will
be very moderate.
WILLIAM w. BAILEY
r1v9 SIN 18ti St, between franklin and Grace
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE BALE Ard
PURCHASE OF FLANDs.-FRANK @. RUFF1E. SseYs
tGryof he HyginiG State -4gycldfayaL Society, aud
n. AUGUST offer their services to the public ss
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase q
LANDS in pbgintG and the Southern and Wtsteyr
States.
Ofhce-st the Office of the Y5ryfnfa Stab AgYtosd-
tdydt Society, No. lis Main street. s-,
N. AUGUST, NeTARY PUBLIC AND Accourr Asr
Ohce-as above. g# fe 8-ts
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL r.. & coz
Richmond, May "a, 1884, :
HHARGES FOR FREIGHT.-At o

" meeting OF the Board OF Directors the ioIoWfnE
resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, In conformity with the instructions Of
the Stoekh0ders the Board hss had under consders-
ton the present Tariff of Rates. and s OF epsn that
it requires thorough revision, which win probably
result in charge of plan upon which 1t Is founded
II 10 therefore 4gss .g-s
Resolved, That the President and superntendent
OF Transportation be. and they hereby sppeiufed
committee whose duty it shall be 10 make out new
Tariff of Charges. and port the TO tho bo-rd
for its consideration ct early day as prscteabie
But the Board being sso satisfied that some changes
should be q. once made 10 the rates DOW charged t
js further resolved that until new TariH of Rates
shall be adopted the present shall be teInporsr.
ly modfed.
the builSins and workirs the Mountain Top Track
should be made in part In the general stes and rot
nv an : ,. GARRETT, Secty.
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HOTEL,

ABEL q. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY PUBLIC Office on franklin street, undss
the metropolitan Hall. Richmond. Va psl
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BAKERS PREMIUM BITTFRs are the on
infallibe remedy known to for the cure of Dys-
pepsia DiarrhGa, Cholic, Nervous Headache, Ague
and Fever, Sour Stomach aad General Debility
perfectly safe 10 their use by all ages sexes aud
conditions, and are very paatabe to the taste.
Price, SOC. per bottle
RT be had at all the principal drug stores in the
city of Richmond and elsewhere. For orders, ad.
dress r. BAKER
lie l7-G6m Prouriato,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THERE are few things which al,

THERE are few things which afford us
reater pleasure than sitting down to write notice of
eeie ora.so hoonand uerman hiffers because .s
aud our heart tells us that BY notices many havs
been induced to take these btters and been
cure OF which It IN certain 1t 10 prepared and sold
only BY DR.: G. M. Jackson at the German Medoins
Store, No l2e, Arch street, Philsdelphis.
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
JMILDEBERGER SMITH, PROPRIETOR,
se I5-ly Fo,neylvnt yoness Hotel. PhAadekphka
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PROCLAMA - N.-Friends, country men
and lovers .--hear me for my cause, and be silent
that you may hear discard prejudice that you rasy
believe, and readsfact that you may act
Who that is young bnt values the Iuxnr ant iscks OF
youth and beauty Who, that is middle esed- bnt
shudders at Grey Hairs Who, that is old but would
tended As none speak, then none have | offended
In addressing twenty -foar millions Of people.
Not one of these many million @so baye aue sted
the virtues of LYONS KATHAIRON, for Preserving,
Restoring and Beautfying the II sir but will pre-
claim its be enefcal effects far and near One liel
will convince the most increduious
Sold uniform, for q cepts by every Druggist In
America. ID. y. BAkNEs, fropneiof,
l. Sim I6l Rroadway. N. v.
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FLErcHER's HAIR ToNIc. prepared

FLErcHER'S HAIR TONIC, prepared by
John Johnson has surpassed all other preparations
for the hair. 1t acts like magic in eradcsting Dan.
druH aud curing eruptions OF the head, which Is SO
prevalen: among children during the Summer season.
But above all Ii 10 wonderful In preventing greyness
II your hair Is turning grey, few applications wfu
stop its progress; there any preparation for the
hair that is equal to Fletchers In dressing hsir IL
impays to the hair rich and healthy appearance oDs
or two applications eek being sufficient 10 keep Il
in q healthy state 10 ladies' toilet should be with
out bottle. 1t can he had as heretofore. by spPly
ing at A. DUFALS, HessIs. BENNETT Il BEERS,
VIM ADCOCK CO., Main street; and TO Mssus-
THOMAS & TAYLOR and JOHN I'll. BLAIR, Bid
street, or at the SALOON, under the American Ho-
tel. -- -.. -
: AZ M charge for trial. my II
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liam
rof Main
eceiyed a
the new
article
| ma5
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E,USTACE & APPLEYARD, Commls

- siok MEgcHAsTs, Office on North side of the
h:sLn They will attend 10 the sale of TOBACCO,
VOhS, WHEAT. FLOUR, kc, and will promptly
e-eents orders for the purchase OF goods Of all kinds
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EYES TO THE BLIND Prof C.. w. Dos.
ALpSoN, who has been eprived of his sight from his
infancy will deliver LECTURE, showing the syt.
tenn OF Educating the Blind, at the African Church,
on TUESDAY EVENING, the Goth inst.
During the entertainment, the audience will have
an opportunity of examining the books with rai.ed
letters States writing cards. raised maps and other
Instruments for nstructing The blind.
Also, variety of Fancy bead and other work mads
by the blind.
Doors open at : o'clock, commence at 81 o'crk
Admission free. IA I7--St
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4 LADY OF Our RAcouAJyrANcr. Mra Pow.

Al HADI UT UtH dCVUAIN NANCY, urS. FOWs
ELL, No. l3 Stanton street, New York was troubled
with Liver Complaint for long time and after trv
ing mapv remedies was advised to try DIR. McLAEESS
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS. She did So ard
saws that with one box she was effeetualiy cured.
and general irreguarry of the bowels are ell dis.
eases originating in the same prolific cause, s also
that dreadful scourge, Dyspepsia Those who ars
afflicted with any of the above enn,nsrsted dissss-e
raay rest assured that the of ell their maa
dies Is in the liver and for It's correction the best re-
medy ever offered TO the public is Dr. McLane's Ce-
lebrated Liver Pills. Try thsm. The mcaey re.
funded if not satisfactory. -
p. 8. The above valuable medicine also Dr. NJ
LANES Celebrsted vERMIFUGE can now fs
had at all respectable Drug Stores In this city.
" Purchasers will be careful TO ask for and
take none but DR. M'LANE'S LIVER PILLS
All others in comparison worthless.
PUkCELI4 LADD Co, Druggists,
Je lS-d&clw Richmond, Es.
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e. FOR RENT-The 2nd Tenement on
&2 9TH and Grace sts Possession given immed;
stely. For terms, apply to
Ies-ts JNO. COSBY
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# FOR RENT-The very pleasant
E@k and commodious Dwelling corner 5tE ard Cary
streets, now occupied by the subscriber. Its many
oonveniences, with its proximity business render
4 one OF the most desirable residences in the city
Possession given from LIST 20 18th June. Apply to
NJ II MACE, or
nv 27-ts WINSTON 4 POWERS
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- FOR RENT, IMMEDIATELY-A

- I ON MINI IJNMEDIAI EL1-A
Ell large aud desirable Dwelling or Boarding
House, Pleasantly situated, opposite the delightful
re- sdeEce and gstien OF Dr =. a. Strecker and with
in FIVE minutes walk of business 1t is also wei!
adapted for School, having suitable roonls large
yard, &c. twill! be rented low 10 careful tenant
Several gentlemen are waiting TO take rooms With
the occupGnt, If desired.
Having been built expressly for the owners occu-
rancy, snd he having artL Ler for it. the whole
property, with the adjoining vacant Lots would be
sold on very favorable terms exchanged for un.
improved Lots in the city suburbs. Apply at this
ONCE my 25-lm
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ktEAl would respectfully inform the public that
FNyT she will positively close her business by the
s~ lst of August. Having disposed of her store
and stand, and being desirous of ceiling off her entire
stock of goods previous to that date will offer great
inducements to purchasers.
Mliners and dealers in Millinery and Fancy Goods
will fird it to their advantsg give her an early
call. Terms reasonable and accommodating.
lie l5-diW
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} BUY

J DL l.
IN IS-
py. aud
q low as
me cost
elegant
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have q
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To favor
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TOAL! COAL 1.-THE undersigned informs
" his that he has taken GravieI
the Camp the Of Coal, will
stany the quality Of PITTSBURGH ANTHRACITE,
erab'a free OF cartage.
Pittsburgh Coal casks for Plantation kept constantly
hand Orders the office II depot 9lI
street, will be punetuRlly attended 10. -
n42 MORTIMER TURNER.
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LONDON.

HFOR GLASGOW fine first-class s5S
fast sailing y t'at bpk ROSINA Captain Gayle, tsAAhA7
no" osdlng and viii have quick Of
Cotton, apply j. r. WHITNEY Il CO Al Camp st
~ For Ils9age. applS 10 the Captain on board. ian3
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YERA CRUZ.

VIII leave SUNDAY. january l5 At O'CLOCK \. 46
BfoR VERA CRUz--U. s. Mail Line .cs1ssa
~ Thu neg npd magnificent steamship IExNs SIEES4
ftaDo tons onhen) Hsny Pacs, commander will ~
sB aboYe Plneuall5 55uarying the u. Malta
,.., -.RateB OF PaHpags..
rooJs .r
or passage, having elegant Recommendation Ssh
and bieerRge paseengers, apply to ''''s 'oioAoh
HARMS MORGAN, foot of julia street
t5s- pss,.,,o.. $500. opposite tho Steamship Landing.
Mexican Consul ''Ff'F "s'N'" "fh PaHAPofis rom tis
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Ht'0R LTEERPOOLg--The A i Ameri- nEsFSS
~ NJ eaH fhtf JOHN II. HARVARD, Captain D. x 49,
nhares hay.ns ne gr1s par q engaged, will feE
"atsth' tof DISTANCES % " ight or passage, applt
d2a u. III AStihkIl 4 n