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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-12

roRT OF nlcHaoND. May IL.
ARRIVED,

> ,-I4 ARRIVED, tspf &1kbAH 1e
Steamer Pocahontas. Jones, Baltimore, mds Lud-
lam Watson. G .s5y- ees
Schr Lille Sanders, Hoffman, North Caroline,
Lumber Ragland & Co. So a~z ~
schr John Wesley, Mann, North Caroline, fish Jno
Bark Aura, Lewis, New York, ballast. Warwick &
Barksdale. 5s't-t Z"
SAVANNAH. May 7--Arrivsd, schr. Hampton, Ed
dines. Frederick sburs, 6000 bushels corn. q % q
New YORK, May 9-Arrived. schr. Citizen, Rich.
u1ond -s 81 ss fe-- =
HALIFAX, May 4-Clsared. schr. Gladiator, sater,
Richmond. - f. 80.
BALrIMoRE, May 10 Arrived, schr. Ellen. Colds
borough, Jones. Richmond - -
ENGLISH WOMAN IN RUSSIA. =.
~ EVILS OF HOWELL ON INFANT BAP.
PRAYERS OF THE APOSTLE PAUL. i
HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE. ,e9Jaf8
BURROWS ON THE SONG OF SOLOMON.
MuNIToRY LETTERS TO CHURCH MEM
GoLMAN's TEXT BOOK AND ATLAS.
NAPOLEON AND THE MARSHALS OF THE
EMPIRE 81. 9 a#E -
True RICHES. By n. 8. Arthur. -ra q
= ANGEL OF THE HOUSEHOLD. do. n4sFz j
SHADOWS AND SUNBEAMS, de. .s1svIl
THE HOME MISSION. dc. esgsr
FINGER POSTS. do. -
ADVICE TO YOUNG LADIES. dc. .aE
And other New BOOKS, together with, Standard
Works Tracts loose and in packages, and Sunday
School requisites, for sale by 50
: my 12-7t 81 Opposite American Hotel.
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10 O'clock and win be followed to the Grave BY the
young Guard, n Phoenix Fire Co., and sampson
Division Sons OF Temperance, he being member
10 good standing of each. Liberty Fire Company
will also attend the funeral In uniform.
We have been requested by the young Guaro
to state that they would be much eratihed to meet
at their Armory this morning, ct 10 O'Clock, any
members of other volunteer companies who may
desire to attend the funeral of Corporal Hardesy.
GA .n-On Wednesday night last,
rumor was put In circulation in this city that
detachment oil the Philadelphia Washington Greys
werato arrive here on Tuesday morning az four
brating their62d anniversary, which seemed such
good news.for the "Blues," that witheuf ia
King the troaple to learn the truth, the officers and
men Immediately arranged 70 give toem proper
reception Accordingly an officer and twenty mea
were detailed to escort them to their quarters, all
of whom fearing that they might oversieep them
selves during the night, kept watch TIL the grey
brought not the expected vistors. OF course the
members of the old company were deeply norti-
fled at the disappointment but did not forget their
absent friends of the quaker city" when the corks
were flying and the champag ne disappearing. -
New MARKET RAo9s-NEAR PETERS
auRe-Tbs Spring meeting over this course con-
cluded yesterday by mile heat race between James
the Propristor's Purse of 500. - -
When the contestants appeared on the course, the
fly had slight advantage in the '.calf' among the
betting men. notwithstanding the fact that she had
be planning all the week and was not believed
to be HERSELF but the colt also had many friends who
backed him literally with their pursss and their
praise. .a-f4x
First Heat The FLY took the lead and running
under strong pull, held it to the end of the heat,
Second Heat The start was fair enc, but the FLY
appearing distressed the colt took the Lead aud
inning kindly the heat In $50 despite the eff
forts of his adversary to prevent him from doing
Third Heat The colt led of and won hsndily in
l:aS the FLY evidently being out of fix for such
dance as she had just engaged in. 80. IL a5.t aneI
We append tbs purse, distance, entries and re.
suit -
Fourth Day -Prcprietors Purse of S1o0, entrance
S1O the entrance money added, closed with the fol-
lowing subscribers
James Tslly's b. o. by Tally. Ho, dam oratrfx, s
years old, So
WIN. ii. Gibbons b. f. by Revenue. dam Emily
Thomas by PIam. years old weight IS lbs....1 2 2
Time-l:52-1:50-l:55. - ! ys.tssfst.f' ..-
Thus closed spirited meeting Of Virginia horses.
of which will prove ugly customers in the fall
campaign, eG a5 p q
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LocAL MATTHRs

DRATH or CHARLEs r. HARprsrY ~ he
sudden and untimsly end ot ibis young man, with
altthe circumstances attending r. hava cast deep
<&joom oyer his hundreds Of acquainiaoces, who
respected him for his moral worth, and loved him
for bis many virtues. The deceased was member
Of that dessrvsdly popular volunteer corps the
"Young Guard, and lost his life while duty. Hs
was examining musket. % ASCERTAIN II It contain
ed bah, whsu, BY an uuaccountable accident, the
piece exploded. driving the ball into the left hip
through the lower portion OF the abdomen, tearing
the intesnee, and lodging in the right bip, produ-
cling death from internal hemorrhage ia short
time thereafter. At the time OF the accident, MIR.
Hardesty was surrounded by many OF his friends,
who caught him In their arms and laid him gently
on the cod. where his wound was examined py
Surgeon Hancock, assisted by Drs Mayo and Pet :
ticolas Finding that be was sinking rapidly great
anxiety was manifested by hls brother Guards to
get him to his fathers residence, when he
that they might take him there on sofa This
plan was Immediately adopted, at which time he
saked DR.. Hancock If he thought the wound Wa
4 dangerous one. The Dr. answered that be Coz
adhered Il such, and FASTENED bis removal from the
commons Painful a. must have been the wound,
no word of complaint escaped the lips OF the snt'
ferer who bore his misery with soldierly forttude
and met death with composure The "duard"
bore him home to his disconsolate father and sis
tiers, where he asked for drink of water. HIS
sufferings however, were soon brought to an END.
for on getting him to his chamber he rapidly sank
On passing the young Guard" armory yester.
day, we noticed that their flag was flying at half
mast He was also member of Ph0oix fire Co.,
Is we ascertained by seeing their engine house ORA
ped In mourning. &. s tgfA
His remains are to be Inferred this morning It
10 O'clock and win be followed TO the Grave by the
"Younq Guard,"t Phoenix Fire Co., and Sampson
Division Sons OF Temperance, he being . member
in good standing of each. Liberty Fire Company
will also attend the funeral tn uniform 60,
We have been requested by the "Young Guard
to state that they would be much eratifed to meet
at their Armory this morning, ct 10 o'clock, any
members Of other volunteer companies who may
desire to attend the funeral of Corporal Hardesty
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iGENTLEMEN'S GAITERS.--Gents'
N Cloth Caters black and drab; gents Kid top
Caters; sents' Patent Leather Caters. Gentlemen
have now over thirty different kinds of Caters
at from S. to q pair, beside ALI the other kinds
They will be sold cheap, hiring along tbs cash to
my II - - MAURICE's, ISL Main ef j.
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CMALL DWELLING ON FOURTH
~ STREET FOR SALE.-Tbe Subscribers ere au-
thorized to sell small framed DWELLING ON the
East line of Alb between Main and Franklin streets.
he's rooms, and rents for $500 per annum 81
: my l2-4t SO -s GODDiN APPEK5ON. 4.
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Chandler : Ellis,
PIoetors for Lihellants. May l2-f
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NEW SHOES FOR LADIES.
Ladies', fne Morocco Slippers at 75s, 81,
81 IS and 81 .50;f Ladies' fine French Morocco Tics
Buskins, Sontags, Jenny Linds and Excelsior Ties;
Ladies' fine colored and black Caters sixteen diff,
ferent varieties at only $l5o; Ladiss black and Gan
Caters high hees; Ladies' Congress Caters Also,
Misses and Children,s Shoes of evsry kind at ]
my IL asse MAUKICE'S, Isl Main ST.
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LOST.

OST-On 23d April last, in the neigh
IL borhood Of the st Charles Hotel BOND Of
Turpin Yarbrough for $50. made payable to Mrs
C. N, Cbristrisn for the hire of negro named Ia.
rison for the present year. One quertsr has bean
paid-psynent for the balance has been stopped -
The finder will receive q reward Of O. BY leaving
the same ct this office. my lI-Sts
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L By Rev &. B. C. Howell, d D, price so cts.
Author of Terms of Communion s'Wsy of Saliva
just receiyeda large lot of these BOOKS, per
Express q
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MEDICAL.

i :s.@iE. kIssIDT. = Re1s..S. 4: si.ssysr.is
kind Of hunsr, from hs worst seerfsia asva to sanss
Hs hAs tried IL in 100 Cases. and sd except
IN tyo sAsss.boh tnunder Aunor He has aov N bis PEE
s~:ssy miis: Of Bossos '''' v ~ "-'
70 .u,;ss .s,s n.s.h
Two bottles are warranted 70 10 ssaisr in ~
Ssss svs Sos.l warranted TO 'srs 'h' worst .ss
o.. y Two bottles are warranted to al h.ner IN thu
Two bssss are warranted to running Of the ans
Your 70 sis Sssiss arc warranted corrupt s.d
hi tss sossis vnl cure ssaly eruption Of sns sln
Two three BOTTLES warranted 70 care the worst case
fvs 70 three bottles are wsrsntsd the most dee
Three 70 bur bottles warranted 70 suss the SAN
gis. eight .s... WIN Y: ys... :s::
perfect cure l. warranted when the above quantity d
Reader p.aasd sa:ss.ss bottle: :, .as n Ne
= s. q. q sass ;sa
Ter Vial sresh. for isss There =: Eve thing.
ss s:r ss 4 !.
d give sons issa q The sudden re, md sss
s,s :ss s: sasss y
fss ~ M sesS az M
sss sv :ss y ~:
oaSis q ali tahs .snssss operate On IL
s !. T X; -: ~ (, Ss:s.
Ksp..iy No. i@ Warren street n.sbssy n..s Price %
S S.::s:ss, wv cs:s::: > ss.:i.s .::::!
S Ss,s rssi. Sssss..s stree. ~ Z. Wen: y c.
' s:s:n s:, s ..ss: c. w .s'e c::
o. Maiden lsxs. ana lstallsd ~ aprsspssssAisG
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

/yoRPoRATIoN NorICE-DEPARTMENT OF RE
" pairs ard Supplies June 10 is5ssls Of Cooperation
June So 1855 81 o'clock A. TO the hishess bidder All
the materials and property Of the New City Hall Tossed
ssoss ssd property yii >. sold assrsas loss Tue
eoD ~ the sale eonoussd The purchaser will be obEstsd
20 ths proceeds Of bis chase from che premises
Tor ths dsiivery prspey viii b. borne By the pur
ehaser the purchnnr snosc nssoes 20 remove
sha be senside~ea s forfeited TO The Cooperation and Will
IL scjd over ssain fov the benadt If the CITY.
BARTHOLOMEW b. PURDY.
mniesfbnsy " Repairs end Supplisa.
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rSOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND kICHMOND-
IN The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, T.
Skipper commander, viii leave pier No 10 North river
ON Wednesday, June ~, At O'Clock 7. NJ, VIII arrive
Richmond tse following morning. From Norfolk, pas
sepeers for the 5outh proceed BY ra1osd Direct With
throus tohsts froSa welssn to WILMINGTON Charleston
&c Passage and fare to Norfolk ST. 70 Petersburg and
Richmond, $40; stsersee haltprice. Through tickets
TO Iy pchburg, el4. Apply TO LUDLtM PLEASAMS,
so Broadway. N. B-No freight taken for Richmond.
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ANTHOLOGY.

1TApApE noRRow.-rHIs HIGHLY GIFTED LADY
M h seventh daughter and born with gin 70 tell
d ~ She without exception the most
wonderful Astrsorst I'm the worid shs will tell their
very thoughts n BNs chsvgs " not satisded. 0eatls
men rot edmitssd. 70 Broens ssreet pesx Cannon.
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PLAYING CARDS.

DLAYINe CARps-LINRN PLAYING CARDS, VERY
and we'll seasoned with All the other various
tiles linen ard cotton cards. made by SAM HART CO
sale the trade and club houses ~ their store No.
Barclay street, opposite the Astor House.
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oCIIIsrs ANp AURIsrs.

NARD-DR. WHEELER, OCULISr, 4s8 BROADWAY,
devotes bis attention to diseases Of the eye and by
his mild treatment, chroulc Inflammation Of the syeds
eyes, however long standns can DO efectualy
operation Office hours, sto 4P. Artificial eyes Ia
serted.
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TNOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA--sENT. VI EEK
b-U. 8. Mail Line The new, magnificent and
ast going eteamer NASHVILLE, N. Berry, Commander,
win leave pier No. A. N. r. Saturday, Jane 30th 81
4P n, precisely. For freight apply on board, whsrs
all bills Of ladipg win be signed and Tor passage at tbs
ofice OF spohord, reston Co., 20 Broadway fhroagh
PDatka $50. The southerner will suocssd, and leave
On Wedpt sday, July Ath.
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TSoR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA--UN1TED STATES
JIG mail lne.-The new and elegant steamship FLOM
Ia Capt. N. g. woodruff, viii iesve New York for %
river at o'clock p. n Bills Of ladng signed board
For freight apply board for passage to SAMUEL
1. MITCHILL Is Broadway For Florida, through t;E
cts from New York to Jacksonville $31 Platka, e33
The Augusta Ibos Lyon win succeed, and leave on ss-
tuiday June 80.
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DENTISTRY.

TNHE LARGEST. CHEAPEST AND BEsr DENTAL Is
Il tahlAhment in the United States. Teeth furnish
By the dersgned attained marked preference
over all Others and very viii b the only teeth in
use they Of such sodity that the inventor guar
antees them for hfe and to serve all the purposes Of
mastication Are inserted without pain, and bestow
that grace and regularity Of features which are the
most brilliant spperdsges Of beauty. complete
set upper and under which have such life like appear
snce as to deceive dentist Teeth can be inserted
without extracting the old roots, by Dr. Napoleon Pre-
terre, ASS Broadway.
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CURE CUKE
- Friend now
cerfain cure kn4
renedv that uir
mercuYy or MINE
Mates Friend bs
e~rsiYy rIsssant
CGes Cans
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a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER SHIP CRYSTAL
Palace for Melbourne win please Be ut pier 10 East
river, Tuesday morning, at ocosk IS the ship will
sail at that time. Four beths for SALE In second cabin
at low rate. Apply on Monday, to
AkKEIL & ELLIOrc, 1A6 Pearl street.
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CHOW cAsEs.-sCHMfDT a BgoTHERs nANUrAc.
- sZ sns wasesScns, No eNsy.h William ssIssa near
NATL Okip. large assortment constantly on hama old
shev taken IN exchange Orders exssuts
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ETANTILLAS MANrILLASi
m REDUCTION IN PRICES.
n BELL.
MUSICAL.

NC THE BANJO TAUGHT IN SIX LESSONS.
DOs Terms 50 in advance. All those who wish to
learn this pleasing and popular instrument must make
immediate application, - our classes for the summer
are nearly full. s. B. & H. P. JACOBS, 4o7 Broadway
and 92a Chatham street.
ryENrIoN PIANO PURCHASERS HALLS BA-
tent celestial or double octave Panofotes Ey Nun
Ing the place Of the ordinary panofsrs t they
much superior IN and Of tone I'd they
they are sOS Il low prices and Sy al our
ELY 4 MUNGER No. $40 Broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel
(NHEAP SAILING AND MUSIC FOR THE MILLION,
annual musoal festival Of Germans win be given
ssa:ss
spS1Sd TN: may =. b ssoyid X the ferry from White
s 10 night Charging cent. a On
NEW xgsIc-"oUR GOOD OLD FRIEND. By
Motherf &c.. &c. This song embellishsd with beau
ten BY this LADY have been moro THAI shose Of
the poetry ana the implicitly the music make them just
Tes MA he people want Pubn.hsd BY WiNNEs& sagS:
IN ~ an 10 % nae nah muse s sorss S92y
cents.
the United Statss; prices less than be found else
without the eoiisn; Bsliets cumstons, woodward 4
SoUss where nay Ss had the Horace wa.srs sssssa
dern improved pianos with strings and improved
ton asch piano gu.ssasesS to si,s sntr: o.
purchs Pianos sale monthly payments Second
hand pianos taken in exchange for Secondhand
W. smiths msiodsons tuned the equal temperament.
HORACE WATERS, 3S3 Broadway
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TOR NEW ORLEANS, DIREcT.--THE U. 8 NAIL
receiving freight on Thursday June 2ls aod ss
On a0na,s June 9TH irsm per ~ W.
For siS gfScggTcSs ssyS co. 81 Broadway
BIN consequence Of existing quarantine regulations
~ New Orleans tho Cahsw0a Will not stop ~ Havana
going out,
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DoBBERg ALAnni-T0 HOUsRKgEPERs STORE
III kssrsrs, once prcpristcrs &ogsoh and every per
may decided safety within tkes dwellings,
Taee % bu insss ~ trhng EXPENSE by addressing Bar
~, \. D., boz fI2 Herald Vf1,o.
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sNG BANKS EXDURsI0Ns.-rHs SEA STEAMER
'uTa Knapp, Capt. Anderson, will MAKO daily
sundays exospted) commencing Tuesday, June
aviDg King sAeet 1t ~ o'closn; Spring street ct
80; rscs amp q. Gc'css; SrSsm sssss., Eas 3
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
A PHYSICIAN OF The FIRST REsPRcTABLI1y
q oss ~: a.
.rs rs.irsmsn. aIs.uas eoIp,tsns nu,sss with A, sAs
ne atty. Addre" Physician, box ~ Post ofhOs.
nR Pr. srRAU,s OFFICE, ros rHs srIouIs
sssnsps Of piles and diseases q he socs,s ss.s
Is rs's ssft corner o. 60 OMss %. sssss
n:acss Money returned .Ssn not :i.s:s is.s M:ss.
Is,. as as !, n; Ps
nR,- RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL
wooster .srsssy for the c1ra Of sad ions
eMs: hs1Ts q oonsnsssn from so Ia Il. and sos
IMPORTANT TO TEMALEs.-DR DUBOIS. oYyIgz--
!ns sas. s9sas. nee. ..s
ss:s sas 81 70 xs. s
and letters Mall letters sonssIsi.s S6ssvsl
n :. s..:s evsss Va %
M LARxoNT. PARIS AND LoypoN rH1sIcIAn
os ss = 81 u: y ~ sss
sio.s,S. Any .s1is:: iss sIl .:.::NsS - -
Fr s s . .ss:Ss.s 1Ss:: s.s..: .sssi :
g: Is 'i x ;::;S: = -; ;ss: ~:
DIcoRDs PRAcTIcE-NorIcE or RsMovAL--
s ss W.. iSr me grs "n sns ~
city Drs csrncchsn and xo ssrms she public shss
removed and psrmanesty estshlisheS, he ssnsulns s.s
dispensing ~ No. 6 Broadway fer The esrs -
diseases tenders v all saetsd positive .ssurnass. q
aess li.ts books and hts ssss ss - hsv
numerous medical charlatAAs Of the day, may rsy =.
ing their cAses treated sGsstualy NO nsssss NV n ~
fsrous no,p,ts N HiiL In Paris Rocrd h.e.ar
together with the many and sms,sns rsms@ % go
eminent surgeen render failure npsenpe ~ nay y -
tened the q re ,ss ser a.
try distant cites that they osn ~ sny W
lbssrIsr BY letter giving plsa statement q tss sas
ssd sent TO them easss ssrss wshsst any Sssy
sivsn n svmy issssnse His treatment % eonyampAs
ecrofuia and serveus dteases 10 essed enussy Cd
~ scessfuI Consultations France hBar
| from 70 5 and from = % ~ HAVING
/ Au,hsr Of Medleai'InformAts~ rfH ac#
No. Bl6 Drcadvs tHH @ts&Qlnr ~ ~
CURE CURE A& #NH DNF8Eft3s 49,
- Friend nov tse sa4ef ..e..is - -
cerfain cure kn4 - .astl~Sf 4. 80 ~
remedv that uip sRHne0at NgnF 81 80 .ZsSX
mercuYy mine aea sgtF 49, a. ~
nases Friend b. "a ht sis-.rstIen "a ~
errsiJy rIsseant etlasF. a-y 40 sursS 4. -. 49,
CGes Cana .sstof PreaSwAy,
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|TSRsION TO THE FISHING BANKS.-TAE
fner GOLDEN GATE, Capt. Anderson, formerly
~ she steamer Laura Knapp, will mako trip every
Fsweek, Sundays excepted, leaving Amos street -
~ spring street at Peck clip ~ Broome street
Naa pier ., N. h, asS o'clock A eotllon band viii
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DEDUCTION OF FARES TO SUIT TIE TINES
III New York and California stea nship line, VIA NioHa
Accessory Transit Company, Nicaragua propgetors
through in advAsee Of the mai7o0 miles shorter than
other avoiding the deadly fever
miles Of dangerous boating In Panama Bay The splen Aid
double engine steamship STAR OF THE WEST $3.50 tons
so'cl:es r precisely for P1pta Arenas on Thursday
1900 burden the Nicaragua Transit route having
Yages For Information passage at the reduced
ply only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. Bo wing
taken for 81 cents each.
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uR FOR BxcURsIoNB-THK ELluANT
nodisus new irst elass steamer TH0MA3A.
,treet Or o. ALkx. N. q. sNITH, ga VEGA
~ Ncvsh Fscye and Beech e,recse
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TOR NEW HAvEN.-DAT LINE-FROM PECK SLIP.
Eat river Pare one dollar Tho steamer TRAVEL.
Lar, Captain John Bown win commence running TO New
Haven't on Saturday, June ~ and leave every Tu'stsy
leave New Haven every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
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EOR sOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamer UNION. Captain Adams, eon
alder win for Havre touching - Southampton
O'clock from pier 81 North river Beach strsss
Price passage, frat cabin, $780, second cabin $5 Lug
gage during the should be sent board
the day before sailing, marked belov Eofrsght viii be
Iyto MORTIMER LIyINGs r0N, 50 srosdway.
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A AUSTRALIAN INDEPENDENT MUTUAL LINE :

"A Tho magnificent ], clipper ship METROPOLIS, 900
tons. H. Jay Commander wall succeed the Crystal Pa
for IL tbs ana mi" are of tbs verv
best both in first and cabins Also limited
Der of will be taken 81 the low rate OF
$50 found with provsions BY the ship. Having portion
Of her can depend quick
detpasch Etr freight or passage, ~ low raes apply
board At pier II Esst river MAILER Load, l0S
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A UETRALIA.-PIONEER NE-CARRYING TUE
IA United States msil-The celebrated A clipper ship
NIGHTINGALE, Captain xsther, for Melbourne. viii be
Ing made her last In the time Of Has
ply 81 the ofes Of r. W. CAnERoN, No. Bowling Green
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glsuIEG BANIa-TEE SEA STEAMER MIR
Jury Captain Richard Yates vili leave for The ash
snns ery day. sousning o. Fort uamilson each wAy,
the following places, vis:-Jsokson streeA. d
A. ! Dsia9sey s;ssess 81 A. caslarins Ishst
N.;y kshr, ~ A u, sprIng street, North river 9
ale > siahed o board.
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These steamships blessed the insurance efioee
and specie and goods will be insured them
Of premium other cross OCEAN.
Fer freight or passage, apply TO
ID. TORRANCE No 5 DO Wing Green, New York.
SUMNER, MoNTAST DRAPER, 70 Rue N. D. des Vie.
CIKYsTiE. scHLoEssMANN CO., n DUAL oaisu,r
al isnA auYa - II
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NwO HOUSES AND ONE LOT FOR SALE CHEAP, ALL
tsgsiher "A large portion Of the money remain
: board OF mortgage. Inquire on the premises, No.
k9 West Twenty fifth street,
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THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
CITY " nANGHEsTER z, i5 70 tons, Capt. Wyha

CIT? OF W1SHINuIUN do H7uU tonS, Capt. +, LeiSek
Saloon $50, sos and SO, according 10 state room
limited number Of shird elass pssssnss will BE- tsEsa
from PhiAdelphA and Liverpool and found In provGona
From Phiadephis $50 From Liverpool. ........SN
Parties wishing to bring ont their friends obtain
sterling and upwards. Apply 70 SAMUEL sNITH assnA
Walnut street, Pbtsdsfphia. and No. Broadway Nov
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ErOR BAN FRANC1sCO-THE SPLENDID FIRST
I class clipper ship ANDREW JACKSON, Williams,
master is now loading at pier 10 East river, and win
positively rail before Tuesday, 17th July. Ship
complete their engagements before Tuesday, 10TH
The ships Of this line advertised for certain date
and guaranteed to sail before the day advertised.
SUTTON CO., So South st., cor. WALL
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u For Havana and New Orleans On Monday, July p
p NJ from foot Of Warren street, n B., the I'll
known snd favsrite steamship EMPIRE CITY, Captain
Henry Winde having been thoroughly and PIT
sail shove Passage can be secured 81 The Oonpnnys
Shippers will be supplied with blank bills Of adns Of The
form signed the Company 81 their eies
No other sjgned and bills Of lsdinS VIII be signed
sitter the hour Of sailing For freight passage apply at
the once Of the Company III West street. corner Of MAr
n. u. HObEhTS.