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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17

r PHILADELPHIA and esred svsy the bead Of the beEs bow
,pr The Grace sM sestais any danue- -
s,issi. erseuD.r,d very violent s7rriesse np wS
March n 10 " leu Al W whes fhs hove % her beam
6nss sails cn BE gske bad dees'EePt &C. and eana fall
Li,sr,oel .;li-tperE The ccrro GoriN from
New Orleans kor oPponts New sfiston Win e'2afA
Tb c.,To Corso vh'ch ihore brshoa aa s
&c ace arrived here NJ damage ,,,A,, a. .A,.,
rrerlorsed and sn6onsd bark v pissed hen VI AVN
~, AZ 10, - nv he U.o, N1cn q. Liyrro ol
SetycoI AMI , TIE r.e NASSAU to Liverpool WITH
ergo o. me $500 Il .sa 18Th March aai
ruddr having encountered violent ste On INT n
CIR 49, y s-l TIE EusrslS Of Wexford Eas sh I'm city
Pin, 10 Gloucester abandouied ash March h at -
In 81 w with three feet her hold plnp edoke ald
.uktns state taken OF By the PHI nthFoP- Wsoa arr
~. Robert Stockton Of Brunswick With fore sn
to~ri, standing rtSscd sbsndoBed l6h Msci In lat ~ "
Ion IS w. by toe Creole CllioId, ar. 10 tbs Downs
Por ouh March SlThe vrecs OF American hur brig OF
psrstIv sbsr dc D srle lime psed March Is san Al W.
By II. 81. S. Msssrs, snixsd a; P0rt,nouth .,..
KnestoEB March SlThe Us De. passed watsrlossea
-h fore ast and anchors the recAt-
dtet s. l6 BY the Indian Qleea Soth arr hniste
~ B. viii lumber far Porto Rico stncoasd Fatsr
Feb IS ~ lon 80 " saved by tia ofes ND m
I'd a.. ft.s sSs put Sig y MSs'Ga "a os'S is
ADtserp, April THE Fanny HorusE h@nce 70, SeS.lo,s
Sh du on i Sa as sr sPs Ss "a "
Avssel aesr.ntly Am,re.n schooner With s billet al
ore the deck sad abandoned By tie Bsricf
Belts arrived 10 be river.
Msreh om Nes York in attempting make the entrsa.e OF
India Deck tht day oos5sde 70 the Uncle
In h eccss when the barge Immediately went down the man
who boae the barge the nigh so vent
hoe Ex bank bottom upwad OF the crates Of CHINA
have been The Pride of the Ocean sned se damage
dree. vessel apparently three mon.h,
hsndoDes With Pemsqod Of Bangor her sra was passed oth
Feb Ia lat % lon 60 BY the Thomas Bell Howell AR swansea
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from Our Correspondent, I

PHILADELPHIA, Apn 4rsa snship Kern-see, Cope'
York. schrs Sarah CLARK Ne s-Loudon NJ Burr ~ck
Cleared 4h bu.s Chas E. Lex Har,er Por,,a
Pirce; Ryder Boston, bss Adele, Lewis We Indies
CheoEss RYDER Boon Samuel Hines Cox doi osca hls
gIs ssleD Mas. tehn. Melville Mc0regor Lubec L-on-
Kelly Bts Hoffman Nlcssrsoh Batl; Mary Pickup,
sh Sa snush Nuns Sbson Galveston Texas sersh CLARK,
Clark Boston; En NewHsvea Vim Robbins
Cartwright ssG Hsrbor.
NACaIAsPoRT-SGled-Apr 2 schrs asyfow-r. Proe,or,
Ne~Iok; T. Jcnes Clark do 7th, bhss Me- h'n Clark,
Eewitk Juan de Cahagens Robinson Boston, schr I.oes
Grant Bal lmoEe.
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This still leaves the aggregate for The year tire

The imports Of the four leading articles OF roces alone
il vii b. seeD amount 70 over 81 100000. q
We hear that the Chicago and Gaens Road has made
dividend of 25 cent in stock and Issue Of 25 cent
Of new stock the IT par the market value
being about l3O014O
TIE movements at the Clearing House show sss active
state Of business than last month.
There is rather hardening Of rates for paper in the
street and psper has the preference both in and on.
Of Bank The rates for fret class paper is II T cent,
although names go at l0all v cent The pressure
Of paper on the Banks is consdt able but in such oas
these dealers always ask for double the amount they need
On call on available securities money quits easy but is
difficult to make time negotiations.
We have adyices from Boston OF the suspension OF spe
Gle payments by the Cochiiuate Bank The failure Of
Bryant Alien g. Co. Mr. A len being the President the
Bank induced it, which resulted in its failure.
Mr. A it is understood owes the Bank about 100000.
He has been an operator in various matters whch have
embarrassed him, and smopg other things we hear
toned the Willamsburgh Water Works The Bank paid
coin about O'clock when the supply exh iutted
meeting Of tie oher Banks Of Boston was held on Sat
mday afternoon to consider the policy of assisting the
Coo biuate TO resume Monday. Meanwhile an iojunc
ton wee placed the BANK by the Bank Commissioners
The failure not unexpected, and the circulating notes
Of The Bank have been offered in pledge for leans in Wall
g. foI some time pat.
ID Breedstus in Europe The advance ia Flour since the
upward movement commenced has been 5j6 Com 4
Wbest 49, &C. and ehe improvement appears to be per
nsnent Cotton is heavy farther decline OF ID had
been submitted TO- but the msrke after ward recovered
somewhat In Coniols there had reaction and they had
recovered about per cent closing at s6s as6 This
partly in consequence of greater in the money market
and ptry in consequence of the advces from Vienna be
ing considered favorable to cooperation of Austria with
the Western Powers Foreign SOCKS also active, at
an advance OF 2 per cent The drain of specie to the
Continent from London had in emeasure ceased The ex
roIts Of the precious metals Of the week SO than
GOO while the imports from all quarters were 100000
The return from the Bank of England for the week end
ing the 25h of March gives the following results, when
compared with the previous week;
Public deposits G4f2ae1 Increase........97fjCl 60
Other deposts.... ut9725 Decrease 2l5 l6
Resf............ 37fi25 Increase 1889
On the other side of the account
GoysIume tecuries 79z 6 Decrease 5}t
Other sturiies... l575764 Incease '...... al 7o9
Notes utempoy 6tSS S35 Decrease SIS 100
The amount Of notes in circulation is 12l 240775 being
Dcrease OF f4569s5 and The stock OF bullion ia both
depsr menis is fl4G2e,2sS showing decrease of f93-
$751; when compared with The preceding return
1be condition Of the Bank as compared with the same
period last year is as annexed
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MARRIED..

xss,ra scorr- Al Norh KorIsst y. II hp an.
bL s.sss formerly Of Aibln, COHn's ''' '''
AZ boston. ysss Ap'ii 20 Minus " .is TO
NJ hs,.ses n NuScT Of Brock'ye- - =
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I AND WARRANT OFFICE, No. 63.WALLSf-
IL 1850 so ard 10 Warrants bought and sod 1t this OAss
all WsrTaIs sold by will be sutesi 10 al rsspstb -
Limit time. WGnnts all Of ,hs oouaty
ket prices on receipt OF remittance. j. COLsAn
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OFFIcB rag michigan SOUTHERN NosrasRs Iso,.ss
RAiLSoAD COMPANIES II Wiliamst N.wYork April III
NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS The Board I


RALsoAD COMPANIES II Wiamst New. York, April nal
NOTICE to SrOCKHOLDkR RS. The Board I
IN Direetois OF these Companies have resolved upoa a
aid the com pie OF the ACKsoX BRANCH
the Michigan Southern sad the rOLk Do aud GOSHEN LNSs
the Northern lndi Railroad In Of eoasueoa
Tire amount Of IS all The siooS OF the Ashsn 5
and Northern Indisna Rslrosd 60 nPsoies
The stocs he issued 20 hodeis OF eoh ne Au
c. Instruction Stock who shall be such he moratns u hi
ssy of May psym he cor the follow
per cent The lhdhy o. May IS cent In the lMtvf
sud the balance the dsy JAY with the M
TO paw faster or 10 fall previous TO said asss
sceb holders resdg In Europe e~ where oat NJ the U
VIII be allow 20 dSys eddioat tne 60 make
the fret rsslment BIT the cut payment must be eompt
tie time stated aud requested TO noy Vie s~
t0uts accordingly 49,.
Ineisst the Of per osnt viii Be iss
ell iusmer from the day psym.Dt 10 the hst ss III
saer which date the Srcs will BIO eaed % fall dy,dso ~
20 suy existing stock OF The Companies
Parties entitled of share will se sossaie nSA
zane full
who DO signify their nensn OF .aias ts N
portion Of Stock BY masiDg the paineps tbaeon required
BE deem cd to have forfeited their hsht % the
circular containing fuller information the ss With
Stockholders sud be hsd application
the Companies BE- order of the Board OF Directors
JOHN b. JERviS Presssa
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70 UV TIT TIT IT ?
Il Ny N II. R.R......" 81
a Mich. Central Railroad. .l04l
~ Panama Railroad ....'..l5l
50 Clsye G. L Clio. r R...,.ll4
10 Cleye. L Pittsburgh II z. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17

NIVVtINA'tlD Ut
"A FOnDERS of the FULTON MINING COMPANY IN /
held It No 81 Insurance Building No 81 Wast 90 rHURsDu
she twenty seventh 'thl day OF APri 1854 oeloeh
JEROME LOTT. sessov
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SI.7OO.OOO . LOAN :. On Il, The MyoRrala'

HARLEM RAILROAD coMPAyY. TIL. cozp.p, IN -, -
prOrosahAbr oeE MILLION SEVEN HUSDavp rgnrs.-
DOLLARS Of shsH FIRST xoerGAGg 30 rDS s.o~g -
Of One Thoss1s pollsn ssch payable At tie oso. ~ a.
par "a The City of Kew YORK. 6r a.y Of Ma, ,s
courots srsehsd for TIE P.ynsas Of in,.res, A. "a. "a
semi annually. the iss Il Nay and Of gA -. -
per cent per snnsm.
These Bonds are 'eo.sa ~ erss ou,y xo-sr.s- Ia
Ladlo~ ard :, Blatehford Trustess on N. "a nI =
.no exeea Cd under special aashty q 40 .s
Leerssssre and vote Of the Stockholdsp
TIE Whole amount Of Boses which Se isies sns.r n.
sse 5000 eco and viii be the first and oay lea srs DE-
and ~i eoasttue the esb, Of tie cepsny. rA c.
81 sec 90 Of Ehs Mersas for TIE sreh.srs o. an a.
rssSins plain Bonds Of tss Company 10 existence al -
dspese Of the resdae, One Million seven Haelrss r
Dollars for the purpose Ct sehasOs al hsis reAaas ls .
Of payment Of the expenditures or the fan sou,
The improvements low in progress upoa tAe Road
The espi'sl Of the Company paid in slS> 30 Yr..
stock and $500 Gee Of Common stock asoa whi:A rss,, ~
ierds sos paid for the s year. q -
per per The former, and 10 per esst =, =
on he later.
The receipts of 1853 amounted to 1854 ~ beaz an s,.
twenty az (as) per 1852 and there \ no so,l -
anger business vii De dope the present year. =
The public have, therefore offered them hcns sss.s
tue most reliable character.
The AeeePtsnces OF the COnPsay vl be ssersa Ia psvs
the Bonds.
Twenty ol per Is requ,ed to b paid .e-,s,,,
BIDS and twenty lso per every thy days ssrssn..
which Bonds will be syen. Ten 0) per cent howsy.x
nstsmsnt bens reserved By the Co0psny until e
ton the Interest he adjusted from the Of N.,
Psrie. have the privilege Of making Paynen, in fall s
ire their Bonds
Sealed proposals. viii be received st tie oFee BLATc5son
4 RAIssFORD No g wast. 10 Josh Cay 4 -
ne1t at o'clock, p NJ
rJ'EN PER CENT INCOME BONDS.-The Cu. /
4 CAGOandMISsI >SlPPi RAILROAD COMPANY oe.hxs.
slCot Of TEN PER CENf. INCOME BONDS psysSis 4
years from March aud convertible iato stock snT Tim. s
Mach 1851 These Bonds fully secured pl<s
entire income OF the Rod aer iaeres, apoo m,
mortgage Bonds The ecep OF the mi rod thossAs
pa of Illinois estimated 81 per snnuz m-
these Incsme Bonds very safe and desirable iDye.taest
Road Ia operation Sloonnson miles and viu
opened th rough TO Cbicg the t of Jay next
GEORGE BLISS Fres't No is WTIisuS
New-York April Is 1857.
AN ADJOURNED MEETING of the STOCK.
"A FOIDERS Of the FULTON MINING COMPANY On
held :. No 81 Insurance Building No 81 Wsus rHURsDI
abe twenty seventh 2'thl day OF April 1854 ocoeh
JEROME LOTT Sssrstr
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MAD RIVER AND LAKE Ears RnLsosD %
nIVIDEND. boston, March 30, lS54-A Din
~ d.nd Of TEN PER CENT has bfen declared payable
STOCK Of Company the LIST OF MAY tho sas
where the certificates have been Issued shaehod rsea
fbe SI,t mat w.
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Js Office Metropolitan Bsnk Bsioing No 10 Broadway hsws
dispose private tale Ia suit dssns
vest fhe following valuable sscurts;
LOUISVILLE CITY BONDS At ~ years
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI 4 r. STOCK draSing iDtersx
MAYSVILLF AND LEXINGTON Y. BONDS At II ye>a
sCIOTO AND HOOKING VALLEY n STOCK
CONVFPTiBLE BONDS OF cane at n years ~
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE T. X. STOCK. Hft
BUFFALO AND STATE LINE X X sONDS -
They prepared 70 negotiate for the constrasu
equr a. Railroads any the country including
Ing OF EDFnsss aud Contractors Locomotive Enss
Cars ksrosd BRIDGES tNcCsums patiently Railroad Iron So
SSif Irons, dc
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Tie amount Of notes in circulation IS I2l2IO175 being
increase Of f45695 and The stock OF bullion in both
depsr menis fl4G2e2s2, showing decrease of fi99
5s7, when compared with The preceding return.
The condition Of the Bank, compared with the
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No. ~ wsllst third. eosr
gg'BE CLINTON COUNTY COAL C0MPANia
IL PA offer for sale ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND D0LLlp
Of CONVERTIBLE COUPON SIX PER CENr: 80NDs -
yesrs 10 rom BY mortgage David dosdley k -
tee upon all their auds together with tho Rsrod -
franchises rights and corporate p,iyegs Of sad CouiPssy
fullest Information cen 10 obtaiDsd by application 20
JOHN G BALLORY, PresissosG
m W INaFRsATJ Trsas1,er
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so,,rssrs.....I45 200 90 Gold Coin .......i,0o9 %
Cold BsIs......42to06 SO silver...........i5f5R oo
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-01
HUSBAND, WIFE, YouaG LADY
n Cureds - .Tp -
LET FACTS GPKAK.
keakHyun Allegheny 60, I'd
-r Me- Lth lakc

NAAsAsAAn. AAs96Anhy W 49, a 4
= IL 10 -5E = a.. : May 9Th, 1854 I
10 Ms~r Mortimer Movirsy-I,ssr sirs-In
iustice TO DR.. Hampion's Vegetable Tnctur-, wish
70 inform yol that was taken nick on ibe Sd d.y
towels and KIDNEYS. 7 was attended BY Sour ent
oent phytacune tor norc tkan two msIt.n-an to
little or no eject bad some knovsedes o. the
great virtue In Bsupton's TiDoturs. troca oAs bot
de xhich my VIII bad taken two years sipcal,
came to The conclusion thai would take nc
more medicines from my pbysiri.rs, but Try th@
Encture; and an happy to inf IN you that 1 bad
aot taken it two dayp btfore felt tn powerful in
ausLoe upon my stomach. have enptpusd usise
he T,noturc, and am nov able 10 leave my ROOM,
md can eat any common diet without mpeh incon-
Fsntknce or pressure on my stomach.
The afflicted, or their ffietds are dsily visit;nr
ds, to learn Of tbs great virtue there b In ths Tno
expect TO send you several certificates n ~
tays-one, especially, t.om young lady who ha.
been souhpsd TO her nom for Twelve nontbs, With
adiseass Of the bead, sd-cting the brain.
I On the permantncy Of the cure hear hin. auGl
smother letter from the Glove: 3-e .r,c T
BARRrIvnLE, Allegheny % 3D.
October H. 1881. (
Messrs. Mortimer 4 skowhrsy; D-az sirs-I am
happy to Inform you that this day fnts me- IN tbs
enjoyment Of good health, BY the use OF Jour Isup
on'5 Trctuie sl,d the blessings Of God i IN, ems
eied 10 pursue ny dstiy avocaf ne ss ususi, sAo
have great desire thsI the AFFLICTED should know
the great curative powers OF Tie Tincrurs.
] an, with respect, yours.
- EW HALL
Can and get pxmphletz and see cures Of Csuehe
Bronchitis, khsuAa.ism, Liver Complaint, and
3cycfuis. -....
o. sid by MORTIMER MowBRAY, i4o Bal.
more street, taltimcfe, ap1 804 Broadway, New
York; Cha 6. sT0TT 4 Co, IMER, J. B. MOORE
o. B. CLARKE, CLARKE BOWLING, ". ELL
1T, and q. MCPHERSON, Washington; alec, 6y
g. 8. p CISGEL. 6eor9etoWu: and c. o, 6kRRY.
Alexandria, and BY Druggists everyvhsrs.
E7-H LIZ 80.
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$4,000 WORTH OF REAL AND
Personal Estate foF the People.
MAGNIFICENT ExTERPRIsE>-LIBkRAL B0Ui.
GRnTlNN


3D. ~ TABLE, AND CERTAIN
WHIKHURsr's pAeuXRkLyrYRE sSr1PKIx1-
T n. wHITEHURsT has decided 10 Trustees tn
u trust for the benefit of the shareholders In the.
tbove eutsrprise $4,000 worth Of real ana personal
state 10 be disposed Of among The hoders OF s5srss
At the earliest possible date after the eale of ali the
hares The shares are s. each, which entitl@s tn
holder 70 An equitable share in the within namst
magnificent collection Of real and personal property
DaguexreOSypos Of self or friend ct any time wh.n
The certificate 10 presented At either Of his 0alIeres
m Baltimore. Wsshirpton, Fichwopd, kortosz,
YIN, hburg, Wilmington, and Petersburg
4rpngemerts have also been made TO rsdeeD tie
ssetsfsa1,s with ths Snilovipg celebrated Ar its:
T. uuruev, h. j city; D G Collins, Phiis tel, hia-
Pa Spxiegdeld and Mestdeid, Mass; A. @ fsit
iies. Wheeling, Va: and VIM 7. Porter, cincia
The fast that d property d deedsd to trustees in
trust, resSents OF The District OF Columbia for IN
benefit of the shareholders, and evert shassnoli-r
receiving Dsgne rreotype worth S. snd OF the very
dRes quality and elegantly cased: the high chsrsc
snd poit OF those trustees, and the great AMI
extended reputation and buffnees Of Mr. hstehurst-
this advertsrment will o. promptly and faithfully
osrfrmed, ~ the pictures to De taken VIII BE- dig
tribate1 among many ssissie., Of producin
dftsea huoSred pagoerr-otypee pr diem
Not more than or y thousand shsf~s y n b soil.
Perssns residing 1t ustaDcr and wishing ordsr.
Er o Dsguerre type (shich Wall entitls them to q.
bare In the above entsrprisel wn please euclo e
the am ,unt, poet pail % Whiishursts Galley.
HIABUS & HITZ, Agents for the she o. oriers
In this city, 1t their Muse Depot, south ~ pspua
ne. bstw. 10th and 1l,h strsss 10 G~ogetown,
:. aias IHox!s's Beck and Fancy Store; High
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By aR & EN- 4 SCOTT, Aacttoneers

BY CIR EN- q SCOTT, Aacttonssrs
TxrENsIvE SALE or HOUSEHOLD AND
ia Kitchen Furniture at AuehonA-Ou WEDN Es-'
DAY, the Cd August, ne shall sell, ct fe,rs' Tsm
persnce Hotel on 81 stree between Pspna. avenue
and street, ~ 10 o'clock N an extensive assert
meut Of excellent Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Softs, citehosrjs and Bureaus
Do GiBi3g. centre. card and other Tables h,
Do Pisro Ferta, Hstrack
DO Dressing snJ work Tables =,
Do bookcase ami Secretary
Bedstssis CLICK g."
China. Glass, Creckery, snd stoQe Wars ;
Girandolss, Solar, hall ard othtr Lamps - e.
eilt ~ d mshogsny frame Mirrors.
Window Curtains, Blinds ana shades .,.,- -.
% a1e Feather FEDS
95 foe bsir Mattresses 70 ~ 10
large assortI Of Bedding and sauek Hattrss.
So f.F
High and low post Be ,steads . "a, Sass %
Car aud other Chairs
AIars. number of Carpets sni q lcioth e1
Wsrdrotes Washsts ads, end Toiie: Sets 3 H
Ref gsra.ers, Cooking, Rsdi tor, Hall and othsy
Stoves 40
Andirons, storei, Tcnss aud rendtrs 20 'rs
With large and sen raj sseortment Of Kitchen
Requisites, AMI many hef articles With Ws deem
unnecessary n enumerate .F %
Term: All sums under $40 esfh: ors- $40, and
not e1sorijng $50 Crsfit Il sky and nipe.y dayS
over SO two, fur. and six mon hs for notes ia all
cases Of credit satisfactorily endos sed, bearing In
terest from the day Of sals.
jy I'D - seq 6uGtoneefe.
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By GREEN T. SCOTT. Aucttoneers.
TWENTY CHOICES COTTAGE BUILDING LOTS
i lcSat4d on the most sssaat part Of Capitol
hiil, ct Aucticr.-On MONDAY. August Ita, we
beautiful Building Let frcattps ON Is to 80 fee,
each, situated in squsre 755, and frr Mt OFT Mesa
chu.etts svenne, Sd street ess!, and GNet north.
Aae eminence and the rest # water. p.
plat Of the 1T, can be ssen st our store at any
tim. Previous to the sale.
Title indisputa6is .'i,s.
Terms; trnefoorth cash; talspce IN 6. IL, and 10
nantbs, for nOtes bearing interest from the day OF
the sale. .1'r 81 80. ..
GREEN & SCOTT, ....
jy Sd ...... AustsonesB.
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LORD ELGIS's SUcCEssoR.-TheQ Ouch &c Mer.
curry is in the receipt Of private letter from
ST. John. n. B., stating that Sir Edmund
Head has received the appointment Of Cover
nor General of British North America, and
that His Excellency viii leave for Quebec i'm
mediateiy on the arrival from England of his
successor, the Hon. John Henry Thomas Man.
ners Sutton. y i'm, -.-. .
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STEAM PACKET LINE TO
HARPERs 1865 1865 FERRY

'INHE Canal Steamer "Congress' q ing been thor
L oushty repsirrd, and put In fir rsis order, j.
now ready to refume her regulsr trips for the trans
deorgetown and tbs above named point, on the
mos. Pleasing tsrrs.
The Boat will leave the wharf of " a. Ritter. fo,
Harp-r's Ferry. on every Monday, Yedne sdsy ana
FRIDAY morDiugt, at 6 O'clock. aud Harper's Ferry
io- Georgetown, on Tuesdsy 3, Th,lrsdays, ami Sal;
nrds's at the same hour, stoppirg st The dtere a,
landings along the line for tue reception and land
lug OF freight and pss'ergrs, going and returning
Passage th7, ugh either way 81, Shorter distance,
at the sane rates Per mile
Fare on board tho boa. equal to th>t on apy him,
CT txa7el. BERNARD PURSEJ O.
jy 2S-dJm - - N'P''
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JNO. ELDER 4 co.

BOOKSELLERS, No. 8, COLUkBI4 PLACE,
A UIHoRlZED Agents for tbs Mocern STANDARD
"A and Minor Drama, eieasou's Pi-tor;s,, Flag OF
cur Union. Uncle Sam AMI all the Know Nothine'
Pspers. He also Keeps for sale vt wholesale and re-
tan. all the popular Magazines Weekly Newspaper
Daily and Weekly Herslds, Tribune, Times, Sta
tonsry, &c, and ali the popular cheap literature o.
the cay. l.
York, rare Books. hack numbers Of Periodicals cay
be promptly supplied.
The trsds ana citizens generally ere respectfully
invited TO all at No g. Co ub'. Place At so.usr OF
Louisiapa aasnus End It'll esrest
JNo ELDER / co.
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IMPORTANT no TRAVELLERS.

INPOR TANT TO TRAVELLERS.
'l%AVELERs going to or r-turning from Wa
ineten. ave respectfully informed that eao 81 !ent
ac-o'nn odatons are provided =. The Washington
Branch RaIroat Depot, IN the way of Lunch. Br ak
St. Dinner. or Supper. Abo, Conft ctionar'es Ice
Cream. and tho very best Of S'ia Waters. Persoos
leaving in tbs early trains, will n1 1t quits conve
Meet to breakfast, 81 joy a delicious cup OF ho
nffse. Adjoining thu ladies, parlor js Ia les ordi
nary, fitted up EXPIRE sly FIR their accommodation
where every attention will b. Sfforded them. Prices
extremely moderate, and Oh Of public patronage
soicitsd. MRS. JULIA A, TARLION.
jy 18-tf
B-southsrn travellers on their arrival in the
O'Clock q. train win have ample time to break
last before leaving for the beat.
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y ELECTRQ-MAGNETLSM

4 6RkAT ok LAfIUSON
{ n has reltv-d, End T. treating rfsh urpen ie'ei
by other phyie ana with ~ klsssro Aegosuc Me-
nina, saeh - Asthua- brconhisl Anscoons, Cen-
vulsieps, Eryipsls.. oufapseo: Dteases, tpasGx
spindl lHeetao D RhsuHs2n: Tesn,ynh . siees
oshs- aissases not n<oes-aSyts nsptionsN 2
ECsiSencs % QeSsn, bstsssa SsarSAs end RoyS
A:.:IaE Il. ~ Al. nd.is.a On, p..,.ps.
WI trumpet ~ md Asaf th0sWe nsaHi gsee
vkbovt eas sasd hea ~ .ZSb Fn-
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A MODEL CoUHrY.-It is a fact worthy Of
note that in the county of Elizabeth City, Va !.
there has not been. within the last twelve or
hfteen years, single individual confined in
the Jail for any criminal offence, and very
limited number for any other cause. For the
last two years, the Jail hes remained unten.
antsd' There is not solitary adult pauper
in the county
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HOMES FOR ALL.

TUE UNION LAND ASSOCIATION having eoh
i and -ated by ballot the $50 Building Lots ad
sert,sed during the last tive months, now Pc
par.d 10 sell the remaining $50 lots .s.td IN. prv
stsgc IF rejection"
tn ase Lots are situated directly tppoite the Navy
Yard, and command fine view of the City of Wash
lngton and Potomac River, and contains an abund
snt supply Of excellent water Size of LOS "a 81
froat by $50 deep, all fronting on wide street for
the Very low price Of s75. payable in small install
rents OF 81 month. This price includes the grad
ing OF the street. paving the gutter, planting trees
ing TO build.
Can my one, under such favorable circumstances
hesitate TO procure for his family home.
Once, 7th street, above D. Opau from 81 q. m.
unal m, and Oh Iondsy unit; 9 p. m.
jy 22-2wa JOAN ROX s,rret.rv