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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-25

WAY TO PUNISH RAPE.-Joe Tar, the ne.
gro who committed rape few eks since upon
young white woman in Pittsylvania county, was
at the last term of the county court sentenced to
transportation If, as were to infer from the
remarks of the Danyie Republican, the proof was
strong, such sentence is wholly disproporioned
to the offence ;! 1t was crime, as the Republican
truly ssys worse than murder. The aboIitionists
ought certainly TO think this punishment of Tar is
gentle enough. He gets transported probably to a
better home. How fares the poor white girl
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BY LARUS l. SHINE,

STOCK OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
~ TURE AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY the 9th
inst at 10 O'Clock, will sell, the residence Of
who is about leaving the city, his entire STOCK Of
Household aod Kitchen Furniture, embracing all ne
c-ssaTy articles belonging to gentesl family.
no24 LARUS l. SHINE. Aucts.
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DIR. Robert B. Jennings died on Friday, The
l7th instant at his residence in Halifax County,
He was eminent physician and highly es.
teemed citizen
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Ii NUuHfV
- OF New Kant will offer for saie 1t rnhIic
.uction. on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of the present
To- ntas tNoyemberD commencing at 10 o'clock az
saa erming Implements of ererv hind on the place
ninsstinG Of between 500 and 500 barrels of Corn
Ca sae and Top Fodder Shucks. Hay, Shesf and Seed
, LAY Wheat and Dat Straw: Horses aud Moles fhe
~. 49, r .. them young and large; Cows Oxen, Hors.
~;,A farming Implements of every kind. tosethef
S nearly new; one Corn Shelter; one CUTTING Box:
~. o 0und etonsi two Penitentisry made Wagons:
c.unmC a,ts Horse Cart; Whip and Cross Cut Saws:
.n askms OF sALE--AH sums under $40, cash; that
snohnt and over, six months credit the purrhassr
sviDs bond with approved security. -
no EV-fdS JOHN GEORGE
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VALUABIE IENEMENT ON To.

VALUABLE TENEMENT ON LO-
GUST ALLEY, IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold
commencing at o'c ock P. M the very excellent
brick tenement on the East line OF LecuS Ale, ad-
joining Mrs. Bailey . harding House. fronting about
% feet running back about 100 feet and now renting
at 1875 per annum.
TERMs-One-f fourth cash, balance at g. and 9
By trust deed. GODDIN APPERSON
no 90 Auctioneers
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REPORTED LOSS OF THE SLOOP.OF.WAR
ALBANY.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA private despatch re.
eelved here Announces the loss OF the sloop ofwar
Albany.
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GODDIN L. APPERSON, Auctioneers.
TWENTY-FOUR NEGROES

fore the sale of the perishabe Estate will be sold
"a valuable Slaves, belonging to John George, ESQ -
among them are some valuable men, boys and girls
likely
TEkMs-six months crsdit, for approved, ende rsed
negotiable notss, with interest added.
81 GODDIN & APPERSON. Aucte
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CUFF BRACE PLOW.
"VIITC nV 0yvv

4 LIN AoU Cdu DC SET 10 cut d deep
Il or shallow, wide narrow furrow Chokes lie ss
In foul land than any other Plow now in use and lie
warranted to give satisfaction to be returned In
addition to the many inducements heretofore offered
to the community to buy their implements in Rich
mond, we have established Foundry of our own 70.
the especial purpose of making better article O.
Plow Castings THAI ever heretofore offered in this
Market and intend keeping always on hand, not
only the Cuff Brace, but all the other most popular
Flows in use and the Castings for every description
of Flows. together with Agricultural Implements
In general Our stock will comprise in part the fol
lowine:
Cuff Brace Flows. both right and left hand of all
Sizes Livin gston improved of several sizes; Wiley
do Mccormick Davis do Hillside and Sub-soi
Piows of various patterns. (snopg them Gideon De-
Wis Primitive Sub-soil Harrows, Cutivstors. Corn
Weeders. New Ground Coalters, &C., &c.) We are
also agents for the sale of Bickford Hufn,su's cell
ebra'ed Wheat Drill, which took the premium at
toe late Virginia 9tste Fair.
GEO. WATT L CO.,
Factory on Franklin ST., square
below the Exchange
GEO. WATT,
p. II STARKE oc 25-5m s.
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BY ELIAS HALE. {

4 UCTION SAL f OF A PRIVATE
"A LIBRARY. BY CATALOGUE.-On MON
DAY Evening. November 9th, at o'clock at nv
II storical, Classical and Theological Books, among
which NAV be four Massen gers Dramatic works by
GiHord; Webster's Dictionary; Johnson's complete
Church History, vols; Edmunds' English Saints, IA
vols Patrick Lowth and Whitbys Coz m.ntaries on
Inc Old and New Testament, vols Burnett on the
Thirty nine Articles; Sou.hs Sermons vols Works
of Robert Hail. vols Construction Cor ssrusd; AL
dison's Works &c &C., Including great variety too
numerous to mention. For particulars see Gaia
lcgues, as they now ready and Books for exami.
nation on Monday morning. on the dav of sale.
ELIAS HALE Auct..
no 24-St No lC6 Main AZ
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By TAYLOR ( WILLIAMS. :


HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS.
WIN II asD SEak sTo y. At a. Ns
f.oniins On Lewis. Nicholson and other ste = -
mi to persons Of limited means. VIII, may ds.ise 10
own home Of III sir own. he opportunity Of doing
80. sssaaE
Aher which. viii be said piece Of Ground, which.
By reason of the new street snly ma 10, lssdir
to Wiekersyilie forms excellent Ice pond-w h:lst
ford good pastursge. having nevsr-sling supply Of
Wi also be sold two new framed Houses and Lots
Ais, number ~ eligibiy situated Building L,ts
Sale to take piace without Iimi. or reserve.
nos5 -'' T1YI0R WILLIAMS, Aue,..
A SMALL FARM OR MARKET GAR
"A DEN. NEAR The CITY, WITH STOCK
AT AUGTlON-On MONDAY. 4th December, st
farm upon which Mrs. susan Holmes resides iyins
spout miles below tbs city and sdjsnnE the lands
81 o., Gen j. Harvie. DR.. Christian and Mr.. Otey.
sne remainder Ii cleared and in good order The
improvements are good, consisting of an excellent
hhwslins, with rooms kitchen and the usual OUT
Any one wishing to locate on sm al farm near the
or TO engage in the cultivation of vegetable for
this place. 'A'A -
Will also be sold the crops and stock of avery de-.
npton consisting of the usual variety after which
VIII De sold tract of 50 acres of heavily wooet
land, lying ON the Mine Mile" road and ADJOINING
the lands of Christopher Allen, Dr. Trent and others
, TERMs-For the land, oue-third cash baisrce
e and u months for the crops, &c. Sums under $50
cash: that amount and over months credit for ap.
proved notes with interest.
no l6 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS. Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE
L AND LOT, ON BROOKE AyENUE.-On
MONDAY, 9th Nov, at 4 O'Clock NJ, upon the
premises will be sold the framed HOUSE. aud Lot On
orooke Avenue, near Bacon Quarter Branch occu.
pied BY Mr. Thomas Isaacs with rooms SC. Ths
lot fronts about 6S feet and back 1875 feet
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and months.
with interest, and secured by trust deed
By request.
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BY GODDIN 4 APPERSON.

IN OUOE AND LUZ UN 81. FEIEK
II STREET, DUVAL'S ADDITION. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION Will be sold on MONDAY after
noon, the 9th day of Nov, 1854, the premises,
comm encing at O'Clock, the House and Lot on the
east side of St. Peter street between Baker and Du-
val streets, fronting 81 feet running back about so
ject. formerly occupied by Mrs Napier.
TERMs.-One-hslfc cash, balance at 6 months, for
negotiable note interest added and title retained till
last note is paid. iGODDIN K APPERSON,
no "a Aucts,
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Mr.. GEORGE having concluded not TO
sell the Negroes they will not be offered, as adver
tised G0DDlN L. APPERSON,
"a Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-25

GUM DROPS Of superior flavor, just
" received and for sale BY s
OWEN B. HILL, Drueeist,
no s2-lw Market Place, Franklin st.
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STOCK OF 100000 DRY GOODS
AT COST FOR CASH.

AT COST FOR CASH.
INTENDING to remove in few weeks
IL to our new Warehouse, now nearly completed.
and to make at that time important changes
in the character our business have determined
from and after the 18th inst. to offer our entire
STOCK OF GOODS
AT PRIME COST FOR CASH.
or for undoubte6 paper short date with
interest added. The whole stick fresh and dehIa-
BILE and in perfect order, considerable portion being
in original packages and purchased u der the most
favorable circumstances either in this country or in
Europe.
The entire stock of every description will be of.
Tered for limited period, at private sale by the
piece or package. and be closed at Auction without
reserve, within the next sixty days. rare opportu-
nifty presents itself to PURCHASERS, which thew
will doubtless appreciate.
Orders from our country friends shall have our
prompt and personal attention.
no 1S-iftf KENT PAINE & KENT
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VALUABLE DOCK PROPERTY AT

" ALUADkEL 0OCh IhOEEh1 Al
AUCTION. ON CARY. WATER AND s3RD
STREETS. ADJOINING THE LOT ON WHICH
THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD DEPOT IS TO
BE ERECTED VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY
next the 10Th day of Nov, 1854, on the premises,
commencing st half past O'CLOCK, that really very
valuable Lot the southside of Gary and east line
of 25d street, fronting 1872 feet Cary streef,
ming back average depth Of about 100 fee. to VS.
ter street, which c has also trout of lS2 feet.
This Lot from its peculiar location with reference
the Dock connection and the York River improve.
ment is rendered of the most desirable for bud
ing warehouses upon of any now in market.
TERMs-One- fifth cash; ba ance at G, II is and "a
months fer gotable notes. Interest added, secured
by trust deed
no 24-tds GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
NOTICE.-On FRIDAY, the 18th day
IN of December next, at II O'Clock. M, shall pro-
coed to sell on the premises, Commissioned under
a decree of Chesterfield Circuit Superior Court, one
hundred and twenty acres of LAND. lying on the
Manchester Turnpike, about three miles from town,
it being part of the tract of land known Dickin
sons Much the larger portion of the said land Is in
woods. Terms made known on the Gay OF sale.
BENZ. HATCHER,
no 2I-3tds* Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-25

IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, &c.-E.
4 fl. sKINKER, No SO Cary St, offers for sale
full asso' tment of
Swedish fiat and square Bars
American rolled, round fat and square Bars
English refined ard common English do
borse-shoe of superior quality, lxtxs iron
Band, h, op and scroll
English and Russian sheet
Norway Nail Rods
Naylorss Cest, Shear, German and Blistered Steel
American Blistered and Spring Steel
TIN Plates, different s;zss
Banca Tin, Copper, Bar Lead
Slab and Sheet Ziac. Wire, &c. oc 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-25

ID Il A IT'S $50 600 GIFT ENTER
j. PRIZE, share in which IL presented to ever
customer. at his Gallery, l45 Main street where may
be seen a grand collection OF DAGUERREOTfPEs.
fora psrt of the smaller pre- in the above en-
terprise. The large oEes consist of houses, valued
slo,eo 5000, and Siooo-a present 10 insured to
every holder.
Portraits taken in every style. and all prices, by
WIN. A. PRATT,
noll Daguerrean Artist, las Main st.
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BY LARTJS & SHINE

THIS SATURDAY MORNING. at 10
- O'CLOCK. we will sell ae the Horse Lot several
hre young Work and Saddle Horses Mulcs Hrsaies
no2 LARvyS h SHINE Art.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-25

DUMPS! PDMPS!!-Just received at
i my store on 18th Ct, between Main and Cary,
other Force, Lever, and Double.action PGMPS OF
vsricus patterns with brass and iron cylinders which
will sell on The most accommodating terms Per,
sons needing such articles should give ms a call
NH 5i-ts CHARLES Fl LANGLEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-25

HANDSOME LOT ON CHURC
IL HILL ON 18th, BETWEEN CLAY AND
MARSHALL STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUG.
TfON.-Wiii be sold, on WEDNESDAY afternoon
the goth Nov, 1854. the premises commenc ng at
O'Clock beautiful lot on Church Hill, on the west
line of 18th, between MARSHALL and Clay sts front.
ing II feet, running back &C feet
TERMs-Onethi,d cash, balance at and MONTH.
for negotiable notes. interest added title retained
no2l GODDIN IL APpERSON Annette
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-25

GALE AT AUCTION OF CORN, HAY,
~ SHUCKS, STRAW, MULES. COWS. FARM
NITURE, at Mount Comfort" mile east Of Rich
mond.
Viii be sold on FRIDAY. the first day of Decsm-
her, at mount Comfort" the Farm of Judge v.
Daniels, mile east of Richmond, commencing at ii
ociock. all the perishable estate thereon consisns
of about $50 barrels Corn fine Mules, Cows and
der. lot of aiming Implements, parcel of Hogs,
and an assortment of III usehold Furniture.
Terms: All sums under $50, cash ; over that
amount, months credit for approved endorsed ne
gotiable paper. GODDIN Il APPERSON,
no 2-td Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-25

FLOUR, IN BAGs.-lO0 bsgs superior
y Family Flour, for sale BY
mo- JJFRY.
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THIS DAY

THIS DAY.
,o@. B1 THOMAS W. KEEsEE
No VIM Geo. susnnAv No % p.srla,
HHORSES. COWS. BULLS.
IN n NM " CONS At arc.
me- - MA % sold e the hoys-T.
neeI the 9sa Works THIS MoRNINS MAkx
y ~ 0eloek, several Saddle ara ~. -
three OF four Govt Of rood stocH ns1ne~ n0fssss
ALSo-One very 6ne large Bull vesnstls. 4.
.sep red, and Ct the very nesE stoss; On, I.r,Ss,
Wseon and two Street Wagons.
To6 THoS. w. KEEsEE. A.e.
BY ALtx MOTT.
FURNITURE AND FANCY GLASS
a - WARE AT AUCTION VIII be sold, on sAr.
ohDAr 18th inst. at 10 o'clock. ct my store 3 larse
tot OF Househod and Kitchen Fusniture emhraciss
ae usual variety: one splendid COOKING Stove; two
Sa.pe.s, nearly new; three pieces Carpetinr
ALSO-A isrte ievoics ofCrocksry 7iesswaxs scd
sseey Shina, embracing vases Tor, Tea Seta sha.r
Veg 5owls, Cigar Stands, fancy Cure and Ssucsrs
Msntei Ornaments, TO- = AK MOTT
ADDITIONAL.
s,naH lot Of Clothing, Dry Goods he.
no MOTT. Aust.
IN H0RSES-Will be sold an SAT-
~ URDAY, 18th instant, at 10 o,cicek - ths
morse Iot, several young Saddle ard Rarav Horses
nc -, ALEX. MOTT Auct
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VOLUME VII.
NEW ORLEANS POsT-cFFIcE,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
From June / to october 81, 1864


, r1Yeek Daus: From IA. NJ TO 6r.M.
OFFICE AorRs Sundays md HoiiaDs From to II AN,
GREAT EASTERN MAIL VIA MOBILE. Arrives daily
ats NJ Closes daily az lOh An for paid and up
paid letters inland and at II for prepaid foreign
letters supplying the following way Offices: Bay st \
Louis and Pass Christian daily at ii NJ, Paseagoula
on Tuesday apd Saturday at IL A Sf For Biloxi,
Mississippi City and Ocean Springs, will close on
Tuesday and Thursday at A. Nj, Friday and satur-
day at 216 pm OtEourke's on Tuesday and Thurs
GREAT WESTERN MAIL. Supplying Baton Rouge,
81 Francisyle Natcbez Grand Gulf yicksburg. Lake
Providence Worthington's Point, Greenyille, Grand
Lake, Columbia, Napoleon, White River, Helena,
Memphis, Randolph, New Madrid, Hickman. Conm,
bus, Ky, Cairo. Paducah, Shawneetown, Henderson,
Evansville and Louisville, four times week Closes
at Pm, and supplying Natchez, Yicksburg, Napo-
leon, Memphis Cairo Paducah Evansville and Louis
vile, twice week Co6es at 3 F. ~. arrives daiy,
hours irregular.
ST. LOUIS NAIL. Supplying Natchez Vttcksburg,
Napoleon. Memphis Hickman Cairo and st. Louis
Closes daily Sundays excepted) at PM Arrives
daily, hours irregular
VICBsBURG MAIL. Supplying Donaldsonyille Baton
Rouge, St. Francisvile, Red River Landing. Fort
Adams, Natchez, Waterproof Rodney st. Joseph
Grand Gg WarreRt1n ana ma sanraay ., fss on
Arrives Sunday, Monday, Thursday and Friday
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I.abranche'a Landing, Taylors Bonnet Care, Ed
CARDS. Bringer's, Tureaudis, Doneidsonyile and
interior New River Bayou Goua. Iberville Plaque
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interior, LobdeIl's Store Port Hudson, Hermitage,
Waterloo, st. Francisyille. and P0inte Goupee and
interior. Closes Sunday and Friday at a NJ.
aud on Monday and Wednesday at R P, nj Arrives,
Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday by
II NJ.
RED RIVER MAIL ...supplying Alexandria, Grand
Ecore Matchitoches Shreveport and Eastern Texas.
Closes three times q week at ) PM; ganfT8ly on
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. Arrives three times
week; days irregular. -.a=s NJ va &.
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| day, Thursday and Saturday by 4 PM. "5
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and Friday at p NJ. Arrives on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday by Pm.
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Ist1tAls-To any Rag Dealer ~ T IL. Liberty
Record ofce for Directions Of FpreigRer$ Editor of
Uncle saGl Captain of steamer EGi,na Watts
New Orleans September 10. 1854
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S ECRE El DIsEAsGs-ofice s. Customhouse

o. EykHI IDLSIIASE6-UH o VUatu1hIiuIIss
~ street. between Regal and BoaTton strses-Dk JANIS
would respectfully citizens o nave
unfortunate ehae upon e he
Obtain anu
peeiy cHe without tho les Niaury B cutetR other
Poisonous Drug thee days wtfed any ne9hSes
The Remedies wh cHn only he
hmae and upon tria they de not ss sfe no
charge will be made Dr. possession OF e'
Of eminence ali the unionQ the man Ve
effected which pronounced inctsble by eelsea
Since Ruedesn ts @ tne hume
that have ander the treatment OF hSse e
produced but whaey have pefef
andin order that the ahed aEai o.
newly truly provite0tia discoveries Dr. y hs7 nT petlha
nebty in hi ;uoouse street 81 Private Rooms
ssrvei Ess- 6rs " hS,1 iroIS1 NJ a sPu febls Iyip
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6sLINE QIL-2oO baskets ]. L. Bacigalupi'
sJi Siaha' aus ana A. D. GRIERF Co.
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NETHITE BEANS--50 bbls., for sale by
Wv iea.6t II. L. STONE & co, GraytCr Gtrsst
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REMOV Al REMOVALS.
EDUCATION.
4 n UNIVERSITY OF LoUIsIANA-LAW DE

a UNIVERSITY OF LOU1SlANA--LAW DE-
q IL @ @ sgn %
u ss I asse q s g1 T. 1 @ Ind mott %
enl Lar, well Equity Jpqtudenee and Practice Lectures
These b. profeaor asdaleS vii treat Of
l sa ssBsls aa % iF
Mas IA ssss e n@ M a doa saa
ssrGsa IL Building Repairing and n i.
of ss ooars The Aoe abis 81 heiy and hos
J. hs .dsa isftss eeals sis'ss,
cr IT, 2fFt aSd IL "9s as y e. e. 5sg
sysaae ] ~ an" g r,iss snt a,fqes & e9eI' y q Aam
sseaai!ls AIs,eaats
81 5 Ts 4 fsae,ags @ md ] Of FSSa s1 apd Agsn
mq@s % and caaasts Win carieFf caSf 5y
.4 s ae 81 a a stIn q sac P a
4 emiaa Law ard rae.cs in Courts Criminal JlIdis
| rhe.e by Professor johnson vii embrace
The G9m%9p S Law and sS9 aad FFa' and
| Tboss bq Professor Roseus will embrace
Code Of Ls9is,pa With ,hs Roman Span
l. I1in4 Tiles whether England srsr France
i Tas arastiee Jurisdiction Louisiana
only Leetu
Ss 6 na wand AID o ha G oa es 5 q
eFs % e e found deserving ?! Rs hSnS.
| fgs dollars, sfA ten da!afs fer the diploma.
aSlI stavd&wa c, RosELIus. Dean Of The Faoolty,
! " ENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, d-
II a. by BOARD OF VISITORS, appointed The
u the spperhdsnceo o. Col r. r ALLEN dsngulhed
graduate Of West Pou aud practical Engineer aided b abls
Fae1lty.
hat nsuaiy Colleges with
the Mathematics
and Theoretfc aud Practical Engineering.
Tha buildings of the Institute entirely rsfttd during
past hpd the h heating them with compile
ted which Institute
azteeabieue
odghueES ofinssrueiJn and stictnesE Of government
The eighth snnus viii the Monday Septem
bsr 90 doare per session. [eu
geon's Zee 81 extra,l payable in advance. ~.
address the Military nt,na Ffahkln county
Ky,'' or the unlasgned p. DUDLEY,
jyls I'm President oi tie EoSrd.
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~ USPE n SIUN Bird Eb.-NUTIUE,
BENJAMIN WATKINS Gibson, Mississippi Architect
Engineer and Bridge Builder notice that he VIII sfan the ss
spp the oho N ndsop q any other ks u se ,aSs AZ
He will erect open SiiupPQtnz o. ltoM PER
ANENT BRIDGES, Bridges Will ne
perded either Timber Brick Stone Gas Or Ire
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ROUTE Niagara Fais, GaSaTio
ST. Lawrenes Tia American forming Erpra and
United LnOs e. OeweRo Vincent
York, Darlington, Saratoga ssdgB Boon;
aud al Montreal Atlantic spd ST. Ralosd
Champlain Railroad for Pei1nd, White 3founiin
~ So Tine-gah hours to Montreal
BAY STATE, Csp LeSard NEW YORK Capt Cbspnan. lsave
ana 0gdenbuTgh connecting wish tbs Hve stegs pasning
the Tsousaud eaaqs and the Rapids ths esu
Lereac, by dyclt, ana arrive at aientsa oslook
leaving BIfas O'clock ours
thgs leaving o'cioCk Ngara
o'clock Bghalo Mt for te
boat; psssase Boa;on
gqEc Ggden5bg 81 hApaat1 e9ek
leave Immediately, arriving at Bottom at stAs O'clock
same day ,, ,.,,,,,sr c,-, 49,, -, -,4
Captain ThrpUp. CATARACT,
NoRTHERNER, Captain Glide elge feioi
ceptSd o'ocs
half Niagara Fas, touching kcestsI oqYgo Seket
fabor Kingston, Glayten, broky and canaecDg with
passing the length Thousand sauda
Raid for Resee Point
for Albany end New York direct.
The aby Buffalo daily undya by the Rui
Rssad, o'clock apfdng
Brooks Aipnuhent Heights,
Suspension Bri aud the magnificent Of the
past nk giving passengers full
Falls. Of CafRirn Bp1aio Lewis
the boat passing all the Thousand stands
light changing boats at Ogdenatursh % taking Of tile stIdd
proceed
isung daahng Of the nope S. lawrence, arriving
Aipurealn the in time SnF
This ia ire most besstia SUMMER ROG1 t Gaatne1
the American Line bterIrsy for speed
comfort having all the equipments sae required By
with saeiars and beautiful tppe oau the entire length
f Passengers procure Tickets full Office,
Cataract HOUSE and international seI Niagara
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