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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23

Brig soush (new> Mystc, 20 hours The was 4"ee
schr Panama 0of New Orleans, oremer. Gaa juan "a u
days, with hides and WOOL % Wood: scp r. OF 0hos
schr Caharira DAM Btehr Angosurs 81 days. VIII hAs
10 order vessel 70 Funch a Mencke.
sshr Kishmond Qr Scott Windsor, days. with PtAssers
surveying schr Crawford, Luce James River. 6dayA
aa- LIS Dayis Abel, Savannah 70 days, Win cotton Y
TSo b ~ spS xss e S g as''A
schr Francis Burnt Esrdy Georgetown, Sc. days.
Schr WsGon nag s.ynnsboro NC, days
schr Ben, Neal Wilmiaaton. No days
scSr y johnson saver, Sewtsrn NJ ds;s
Schr Ann. Cole, City Point
Schr Gen Taylor, Jones, Cape Ann
sehr sias Wright MURPHY. Rockiand.
schr Exchange. Stirling. Cherrys0ne 4dAys.
achr Daniel Webster Small. Lubec. Gu wednesday ais4
unknown steamboat and had jibboom bowsprK carried
away could not learn what damage the steamboat rcccavoe
sschr Velocity, Huckins, Lubec
s seSr s sonna! Ja 5, Ranes Deer Islsnd
S Ssnr Gysus Ohamberlain. Crowen, Boston.
scar ID Haiock Hntchkiss &oston.
schr Mary Elizabeth 0orun, Cape Cod
sclr Cape Cod, Baker, Harwich
Schr D 8 Ives. Snow Harwich
Schr Seraph, Nickerson, HArwich #N
Schr Wave, Taylor. Yarmouth.
ychr Pavilion, Kelley Dennis
schr Laynartne, Cotel, Dennis
Schr Dolphin, Foster, Bridgeport.
Propeller jackson Iayneld, Baltimore dAys.
BELOW
Ship Alexander (oI Boston, Balm % dsys from Rotterdam
Cby pilot boat Westervein:
Steamships Aaso nayrs Ariel 90 Jssme.owr F%ssz
Charleston.
Wind fresh from the North.
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We glad TO learn from Commander Francis D. Eli
son. r. NJ that he has not been urioughed or retired
but sim the active service hst We cannot afford
to lose such officers - Commander Ellison Ills ctter
win b. published on Monday.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
WIN you he kind enough to correct the statement mad
In your paper Tuesday last, placing my name on the
retired list, having received information from the M.
partnent that am still on the active service list
JOHN =. DECATUR,
NV YORK. sept. y, 1850 Lieutenant y. s Navy
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brooklyn City Court.


Yesterday morning Jacob NJ stiger, Assistant Captain
Of the Third district police, who was convicted during
the present term Of the Court Of assault and battery
upon Mrs Mellnia Z. Watson was arraisned and zen.
tenccd TO pay fine Of s-in default TO- BE- imprisoned
in the County Jail for term Of 20 days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23

re Newport (<yl Ne'~ ssys,--lt has been proroses
us " severM senuemen who own slaves In Kentuoky
% s5oc. sorne plan for The abolition Of svsrv IA
We - announce II; and that Hon. W. Il. fnks ~
actor county, shvehoider, b appointed by the
{ - "a proposition fof IS graGna sto.iioa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23

The Hoor In the warehouse attached 70 the -four mills
OF Messrs Haxai In Richmond, Va gave way under tbs
weight OF wheat which had been stored therein the
1sh ns and II 4 estimated that n oo bushels o. wheat
was aiseha-g~i into The over.
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LAuscHEpA beautiful clipper ship Of 1000 TONS named he
Rival launched the 20h from the shpyard OF Messrs
HAYDEN Cudwortb at Medford She IL owned BY Messrs
Howes Crowel and will load In Wins0rs line OF CAMorn1A
riir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23

EDGARTOWN Sept l8-Arr schrs Isaac Achorn, Buckiin
Rockand NYork; VIM Brown Hobrook. NYor for Boa
tom Caroline Knight do do; 10TH brig John Afford Perry
Philadelphia for Boston Sid 10Th, all the above vessels.
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AIBASY, Sept. Il, 1855.
GnrxsnS--I have tho honor 70 acknowledge the re.
made pursuant to the direction Of the convention the
democratic party OF the State Of New York assembled Mt
Syracuse the 10th nit, and informing that the
Delegates convened above stated had gnihed their
unanimous desire that the votes Of their constituents
should be cast for my at the coming election for
The once Of Comptroller and that the democracy OF the
state await an Official announcement Of acceptance
copy Of the proceedings Of the convention was
ceiyed With the communication
an profoundly grateful gentlemen for this expires
sion OF Confidence from the Representatives OF the demo-
ratc party Of the State OF New Yorkn expression that
mas deeper and lasting claim upon nv gratitude
FOR BY me. " ~
But the occasion requires me 10 say that had been
pesont o. tne convention had notice of this use o my
name before the adjournment should have given tosbe
request Gathering ~ II to ambition arm
nd respectful denial would not have placed INV ref
al upon any action non-action ~ The conxectlan IN
matter Of the resolutions for the Constituency M
Lat convention recognize the democratic partv OF ina
~ lon In the State of New York, whose creed coeyal
~ the republic, u not yct :spcrseded and which,
20 when the condition Of the State 30 strongly rc
rs the public that Wright and Hoffman no more
vel distrust my ability 70 discharge satisfactorily
= rduous duties OF the of1ee OF Comptroller, and
u'o have placed my refusal upon that and also upon
ssound Of the personal sacrifices that follow acccp.
hs Unanimous action, and the adjournmen, OF the
hsvons nave however, placed these considerations
w pryonc M reach, that no longer hesitate 10 Well
~ nae 70 the use Of the democratic party and there
G'se accept the nomination f'''s''"" '"V''
1snan8 you, gentlemen. for the handsome manner
Tsch ycu have discharged the duty assigned to YOU
N"'u-, w. l.. STErSON.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, June ], 1855.
DR0POSiL9 for carrying the mails o. the United
I statss from the LIST day OF October, 1855. 10 be
S0th day Of June, 1855 inclusive, toe following
route in tn State of LOuifiana, viii be received at
the Contract 0fi:e of the Post Office Department n
the city Of Washing on, until p. m, CT 10th July
1856, to be decided by the 10th of ths same month
LOUISIANA
From lSt OctOJe., 1855, to 1st july, 1858
No. 1907 From Saint MarSinsvilIa, by Breaux
Bridge, Arnandvire, LeoraVilie, Gocsi.) and
Barry's Landing, (,ecllD u Opsieusas, LIS, &C
miles and back, oDC. wesk
Leave saint Ma tnsvills Monday ct Gam
Arrive at orelousasnex. dey by 10 pm
Leave 0pelousas Wednesday at a 10
Arrive at Ssin MartinsyIlls net. day by 10 . m
Bids to run three times a week, with proposed
hedule. making close oesnectors at Ope
lousas With the New Orleans Mail, will be
considered.
For firms Of propo als guarantee. and certif cate
also, instructions and requirements, (embraeine
conditions TO be incorporated In the contacts, Il
such an extent as the department. may doom proper
advertisement iuvitn proposals. for mail sersi.e
In the western and south Zsst IN States, datld oh
January, 1854. JAMES CAMPBELL,
June }-iaw4v Postmaster General.
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UElopements in New Jersey are &C.
cumulating. Another affair of this ma
ture happened in Green Tree, Burlington
county, on the 9Th inst. An English.
man named Akens, eloped with his niece
a young girl. They left, as he said, for
the purpose Of finding place in store
IN New York fer the girl, but the wife,
suspecting that all was not right, on en-
animation found that they had taken al
their clothing and valuables.
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POTOMAC PAVILION,
Piney Point, St. Mary's County, MARYLAND

p'HIS desirable place for health and sea-baihinp
i will be opened for the reception of visitors on
the 18th of June, with nothing left undone that viii
promote the comforts of its guest. Many improve
ments have been made since my last season. A
Lunch Room has been built for the accommodation
OF visitors at all reasonable hours, lay and night
Stables and Carriage Houses have been built TO
accommodate those at at a distance.
Billiard Table. Pistol Gallery, Shuttle Board, Ten
Pin Alleys aud Baths have all been improved, and
are tree 10 visitors only.
L am thankful TO The public for their patronage
the last two seasons, and hope to see my old friends
and many new faces the coming season.
. The Pavilion shall be clean and well kept
Children with whoopng cough or measles will
not be admitted as boarders.
TERMS OF BOARD:
IL, vi I'll &c 81 OO
FOR three days or less than week, per day.. l so
BY the month, per day....................... ! Is
w. w. DIX, Proprietor.
Letter Boxes have been placed on all the Steam
ers Tor the accommodation of visitors.
je @eOlm
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FRENCH HAIR DRESSING AND

SHAVTNG SABUUN..
fltHE undersigned respectfully announces TO tile
l. citizens Of Washington, that he has opened a
Genflemens Hair Dressing and shaving Saloon, on
Pa avenue, between llih and 18th Streets where he
Is al all times prepared to accommodate them in all
branches of the tonsorial operation. Hair Cutting
performed in the very latest styles. FL -e-~
He would call particular attention 10 his Wigs,
Toupees, Braids, Fnzcttes, Whiskers, Mustachois,
&c., and Is prepared fill all orders in the above
line 1T the shortest notice good assortment con-
stanily on hand.
He respectfully soicits a call, feeling assured that
he cannot fail 10 please all who may so favor him.
js6-eolm JOHN HERBORN.
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A OARD.-LOOK HERE I,

LII ye lovers Of the good things of this life and
n we will tell you where you may obtain at least
some Of them. Thankful for past favors, / would
respectfully ask continuance OF the same dur ne
this Spring and Summer. i am prepared to furnish
all VINO VIII give me call with the sweet and cool
ing Beverages in my line al short notice. Such as
Ice Creams, Water Ices, of all favnrs. ScharIotte
Reuse, BlancnSnge, NC. Cakes of all kinds Also
foreign and domestic Fruits and Confectionery gen
orally kept in well regulated establishments of the
kind.
Particular attention will be paid to furnishing
Wedding or Brides Cakes. Also, Parties, Balls
Excursions, Pic Mics, &C., Sc, and upon reason
able terms.
Call at the old stand, Massachusetts avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10Th streets, Northern Liberties
N. B.-Best quality ICE CREAM said at 81 50
per gallon.
may 7-e03m JOHN w. RIGHTSTINE
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NEW AND OLD PIANOS.

WYE have now in store the largest assortment OF
w PIANOS ever Oiferel in this city ffom Hal
let, Davis & Co., Bacon 4 Raven, and Knabe
Cache Co.'s celebrated manufactures These
Pianos we guarantee, and sell upon vel easy terms
Also, new Piano used only few months, which
we offer at the low price Of $500 cash second
hand Piano, by Andre Stien, for SIS.
A very fine second hand Chickering Piano for
sale or rent At a bargain.
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new
Always on hand, Stools, Covers, Violing, Guiars.
Flutes, Accorde0ns, Music. sc. &c.
JOHN T.. ELLIS,
306 Pennsylvania avenue
may 10 bet, 9Th and 10Th streets,
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SIGNAL FOR SIENCE.-Byron tells us
that when Maturin wished his family to
be aware that the glow of composition
was on him, he used to stick rafer on
his forehead, which was signal for uni
yersal silence. If he found it effectual,
we think he took very good acay-for to
seal their mouths.
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No. t37
Notice of the Removal of tie Land Oescs
from Clinton to Warsaic, in TIE STATE OF
Missouri
HINDER autborit- Of the act Ct Congress entitled
~ AN at AUTHORIZING ci-uge3 IL the location Of
Land Ofhcel," approved March 3, $685. it is hereby
declared and made known that TIE land office fl
the sale CT th. public lands 1t CIyToy, Missouri
Will be renewed to WARS ", Benton county, in the
sid State, OF the first day ct July zs7t.
Given under my hsnd, at he city Of Wsslin ton
thia fifteenth day Of May, ammo Domipi one thous
and eight hundred and hty.dye.
BY order OF the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land Office.
may 1G-1ew6y
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If YOU READ ADVERTISEMENTS

DLEASE notice that 1 have, fresh from The es-
l. taDIisilmcRt in New IorE, Heckers self Rails
ing Flour, Hecker's Grts, HeckeT's MaccarJni ard
Nermacelli, Heckers Farina, one paper of which,
at Ia cents, will make superior dish sufficient for
fifteen or twenty persons.
Also, Oswego Com Starch and COrreEa, n great
variety OF Mdilards preparations OF Chocolate 70.
eating and drinking. BAKERS superior Cocoa pas &c
from which, In few minutes, nv pouring boiling
water Oh 1t very superior cup of Chocolate can be
made.
When dollars and cents are made study and at
the same time superior article for health and econ
omy is required, you would 90 well 10 call at KINGS
Grocery and Variety Store. corner Vermont ave
nue. and streets, few steps northeast of Jackson
Statue. NAV E--Wif
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MAGNOLIA HAMS.

WT have Just Ieceived, we belIeve, the only 10,
w ever sent to this city, and are certainly the
"nepus ultra" Of all hams introduced here be.
ing all selected and cured by G.. Huffman, of Mary
land, from the old Homestead receipt, we are sure
that on any table they will afford delightful source
OF conversation.
Also, small LOT Of tender Smoked Beef, saccha.
'ined aad spiced by new receipts, delightful for pic
mics and Excursiopists, with general assortmen,
Of all kinds Of Crackers and SSweetmpats at
KINGS Family Grocery,
corner Vermont avenue and St.
few steps northeast JAG kson Statue.
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On l;arrisge Its dGs Les snd dscuaiihcet.onC. I'D
ths:c ronediss; with Autographs, iilrgtiatiny II.
snstomy snd phygo,ogy, Ed diseases Of the repro.
1uctive orgGEs Of both s.zoB, Gici: structure ussf
de: on the duties end casuei:ias ilg!e and mar
ned Elc-happy sid trc;s j zss,. ed, rnoGs Of g.
cur!ng Determinations ard iui,rS,le on.s-tLsi:
obvis[ion and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hinte to thcs.
oOntemp!a ting REstI:;cny, that will overcoIas OBJ
jectcns to 1t; none. beWeye-, shocia take this ia,
portsnt step without GrBs consulting its pages
ocmrlentar;es trs diseases Az. medical treaty., ~
of females frosi infancy ID old each csss era
icslly lustritsd by beautiful iihogFsphic plates
nervo6s debility, tC5 cauEss and cure by process
Mt onoe 80 sinlIe ssfs and eestu.l that failure "a
irppossibls-rUlns for daily manager ept-sn ssss,
On Sporn storrh0sa with p.actical observations on
seier, and riore successful mode CT traatEsnt-pra
cauion:ry hiie OF the evils resulting from e,npir
cal rractioe-za escay On all diseases s,ising fcr,
icdisssst;or, .sitn plain and silol. Jules by shlcb
all peTeonc Car care tts,EeeiySs without Uercory-
remedies for those sell irnict.d niserss snd dian
pointed hopsS 10 unfortunately prevalent In lie
young. IL iG truthful adviser 10 the Inar..sd and
those cout1op .atinz rasrtiago. Its parc,sl "a par
tcula-ly recommended to persons ert.rt,i niy-g :.
sret DOUBTS Of ttejr p5Jsosl ccrditisc sid yS AZ,
5oL1ctIs o. having halargsd tie hssi;a hspniases
and priVilssss TO ysich sve,y human bsini is en-.
tslIei to. VA
Prise rs asco per oorJ, or Eve cop;ss Cor one 80,
ted seat.a.
N. B.--qho-s Who prefer nay eclsultDr. la 0.oIx
Upon any OF tie dsesses open which ia book yrs.,
either personally OF By msn. Medicine SEM to a y
part o. ms unicn according to diracsionc, ssfsi,
Address DR.. 81. B. "a CROiX, No. 8l Maiden b, =,
OF Pcst once Box ere, Albany NY
1G cmoe opsn daily from 8 . II 70 Q IA, s.,s 81
Sunday from until 6pm. ~
- Once Removed from No. Sc Beaver At
aec7 "'
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Cf you see married couple in
company, constantly using very endear-
ing terms in addressing each other, be
assured that one is tiger and the Other
tigreSs, when at home.
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF
HALL. & BROTHER

DARUCH HALL, surviving partner Of Isaac
I'D Hall, having, on the 2o,h day Of February,
1855, assigned to The undersigned all the stock in
trade and debts OF the firm Of Iall x Brother to be
applied 10 the full satisfaction of certain debts liza
bilies, and engagements of the said firm of Hall u
Brother, and the surplus to pay and distribute rate
ably among such OF the remaining creditors Of said
firm as shall within six months from said 2Sth day
of February, 1855, execute and deliver TO said B;-
ruch Hail. full and absolute releases ofall indebted
ness 10 them respectively by said Bdruch Hall, sur
vivInR partner "a aforesaid.
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 such creditors
OF said nrm of Hall x Brother, or said Barrch Hall.
surviving partner, as may desire To participate in
the benefit Of said assignment execute and de,iv-
10 said Baruch Hall, full and absolute releases
as aforesaid within the period of six months fiou
said 26ih day Of February. 1855.
RICHARD WALLACH, Trustee.
is ll-eOtAug2Sih
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OEG&2ESr BCG1 EsES
fGbLIsHAD, ssd eon;siuis,
E1sr.y dnCble the qusntsy Of
rssiing mEstor Ia that OF lie
ri!ER GINTS o. DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS..
1t tIs&-S On tbs PHYEI5I.c-
GY ~ LAkRIAai, -cd the
a3crs: I, irnities And Gisordsr
of youth sni maturity, TO
sGlting from eKcas5eg, which
deJtToy the physics. Had men
Ia rnJXAra- Win n,.-a.rn.i,.n,
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EVENING STAR.
"THs LEAFY MONTH OF june

Saith Barry Cornwall by way Of welcome
to the month which visits US "haif prankt with
spring, with summer half imbrowned ~
Snow have green April and the blue eyed Nav
vanished awhile; and 10 the glorious June
ONhile Nature ripens in his burning n0on)
Comes Ike young inhentor" e
1t Is tho sixth upon our calendar, and was
the fourth with the Romans. They named il
doubtless In honor Of Juno, whose chief festi-
val was held at the beginning Of the month.
10 June, says an old author, WThe Saxons
gave tho name Of IYeyd anoaatk; because
their beasts did t0syd in the mea lows, that is.
90 feed there; and hereof meadow is called
IN Ieautcnic, fcsyd; and of vsyd We retain
our Word tcads, which We understand CT going
tnrough watery places, such as meadows arc
won't TO be-" another author says that weyd
IL probably derived from soayden (Germanl to
grale or pasture. He further adds, they call
1t VOID rsonatA, weed month, aud also Mede
1'onatb, Mid-SOmsr noTath, and Brock
HnOnatA, thought to be from the breaking up
of the soil, from brascaR (Saxon) they also
called II Ls30srrG. The word Ida, signify.
ing IN loelandio, to move, or pass over, may
imply the Sans passing over the greatest
neight; and Lsd0-eryG co1seq oentiy means
the hrst month Of the Suns descent. Ida,
las been affirmed TO mean smooth air.
One Of the most touching of b. rants poems
rs emitted June" but the following from
Hosmer is more descriptive. We can give but
three stanzas:
"Armida's garden, ever bright
And OdorUus with enchanted flowers,
was Nc. more rich in bloom and Iiqht
Ihan now Is this fair weird of nu.s
While June floats on the melting air
with rose buds IN his lustrOus hair
Above the grave Of Spring -
On nigh the teecy clouds ore piled.
And round him, with twitter Wild
Dart swallows on the wing.
Where spreads the meadow, broad and long
lis velvet TO the river brink,
There Is rivalry in song
Between the lark and bGbl.iDk:
MhIe sunny skies drop golden rain
The former pours fife like strain
From her expandrg throat
The latter, on some grassy spire,
Rocks 20 and fro featheTed lyre
Cficsl, EOluptuous note.
Cay, vOiceful things in every hue
That paints the braided rainbow clad
And over fed W IN honey dew,
Dart BY GeliIiously glad;
An elm crowd are hither drawn
And noun ing CRAPS King ObeTon
"A dlTmed and broken wand.
For youthful June hath made the fal
OF Ear'h a sweeteT dwelling place
Tban even Fairy Land"
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ORGANS FOR SALE.

A SUPERIOR toned CHAPEL ORGAN; and Il
IL fine Rosewood PARLOR ORGAN, both now
on exhibition al the Metropolitan Mechanics Tsir
They are from the manutactory of HENRY ERBEN
Of New York.
For terms, &c, apply 10 Prof sCHEEL, On 18th
street, north of E. HENRY ERDEN
teb 16-eoff
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L.. j. MIODLETOS.
ID K A L Err IN TOE

ogce and Depot south side F, nert to corner lotk &.
lie NETT CONSTANTLY ON HAND Ar
THE OFFICE, which can be had in large or s,nsi,
quantities. - re VI sina"
Once open from a. m to 90. m.
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TIE MUTUAL FIR INSURANCE. CoMPA.
NY or TIKI district OF COLUMBIA,
CHARTERED by Congress, Offers to the property
~ owners of the District safer and cheaper means
OF Insurance than any other Company.
ULYSSES WARD, President.
CHAS. WILSON, Secretary.
MATHEW C. EhERY, Treasurer.
MANAGERS.
Ulysses Ward John Van Riswick
Thomas BI2gden 7. w. Browning
7. Howard, EltEew G.. Emery.
J. C.. MeKsLdeu,
Office, Columbia Place, corner Louisiana avenue
and 7th street.
Office hours from 3 to O'Clock pm.
feb 26-eotf
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OaANaR ARD ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD,
AID ~ az ssa

On d,'d after Tuesday, Noe. Z, 1854,
rfNEE Oars l..ve Alexandria daily fer eordor>
VII. snd tntcrnstiiste stations NJ TX O'Clock
O. N, 90 rne arrival Of It's boat from YAshington
giving sIacia tiIn. for breakfast On hoard Cen.
pe;t:r. % h6cssaas Iunct.,a with trs.s for st-Ak
sr:S. ~ " ssrsS ton Junction with train for Wa.
renion, and ut 0ordonsvile with the trains Gu tbe
Virg.r. Central Railroad for Richmond, Chsrlottes
7iiie, and saurtc7.
Tno csrs ioass eor5onzviile dxiiy for klex.ndr:s
sHd int.ITcsSlats stttons, at u bsfore Ia O. u. on
TIE arrival cf the trhls the Virginia Genital rail-
eoao hSEi laAInosds CEsrl0ttssvills snd Stanton.
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gHG HEw YORK L. LIVERPOOL
a.;:sFsstt;tis UNITED STATES On

EHG HZw YORK L. LIVERPOOL
e;sssals UNITED STATES OH
MAIL STEAMERS.
!stHG SHJP8 C0EPRISING THIS LINZ AR1
I TIE
ATLANTIC. osrt. West
PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
BALTIC, Capt. Csus.oek,
ADELATIC, Capt 6rsftcn.
Si,css a1pB hsSe besD built by contract, ezprese
~ fgr Government service; eHer5 care has been
ssaken in their construction, In the Engines 70
inFSrs strength sni speed, end their sccommods
Tons for passengers are uneQusiled for elessns
lad comfort.
pr,,o OF passage from New York 20 Lyerpool IN
first 3lx0
.vrIrzr. N 40 af extra size state rools....... 800
sE-nn Lirsruool TO New York go and go.
An ,yperfsnced surgeon Ltt6sl e % s.ch shipt
No berth can &c secured uiiIi paid for.
FOR freight CT passage APPLY to
EDHARD Is. CoLLIS5 Il 90,
Sc Wall street, New YORK
BROWN, SEIPlkY 4 CO.,
u. G. ROBERTS CO.,
l3 Kings ArIas Yard, Tendon.
JOHN NUERoR 4 90,
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