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IUcr DAY BOAT IN IQfS

lOSS DAY BOAT h 1SSS
lC')'l. ALnha' l..s'is, ...a ..D rD.I..
.. Ehiast4sh Csssn Hsassn sod Cgs.yt.. Ns~s
,,,sd On bosa ~. fs,orits steamer hhMEaiAl cspt
Gavin, n.~ Yot from so, ~ Chambsrss, s7sfy TUht
DAY. TByhsDiY, ADD shTChDAY S 49,, A. 80. =.
vsv 10 eissh BsUAss free FOT pAeIlsrs ndfs - Hsw'
vofS .sJ rris asilrosd Ohcs. CbaIDbarsvt shsh
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rINUE BRITISH ana EURTH AMERICAN
Il - COY Al Al All. STE AMSUIPS.

rIIVE BRITISH ana EURTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
FROM TO LiVGkPooE
Chief Cabin Passage
Second Cabin Passage. .-'.'''.''''''' -
IRON BOSTON LIVERPOOL. 80
Chief Cabin Passage. ....'....'.'.'''''''''''''P'
Second Cabin Passage y"
The ships from Boston cal a. Halifax .. ,.
ARABIA, Capt. JudkinI AMERiCAl CepIs LaLs
PERSIA Capt Ryre. EuKOIA' csPI snsno-
ASIA Capt z. u. Lott CANADA IaPI oIobo..
AFRICA, Capt Harrison NlASAftA, CapI leiloe -.
These vessels cary cen white liant " 'nssh"e' 1--WE VII
CARDBOARD bow; red on port bow ,.,, so,h An,
ASPRiCA Lans.... Leaves Boston, etnesdAy Gun aus
S.s ma S,o,. I.ayes Eostoa "Wednesday. LIB sept
IPpIcs Hanson syes Boston Weinesdsy, 18th s-pt
INspi1s Lana -. Leaves bosrOu WEDNESDAY lTn Oet
T.E1DA stone .... cave, boston WEDNESDAY sith Oct
AFRICA, EtrrsoD. Leaves boston, " edhesisy o. NJ
ASIA, Lott. .......Leavus pos'oa' " eine'NA' ~
Bs-thF secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon OF board ., -. o,,s
The Of thee ships will not y scooobusoe ~.
Silver Bullion Specie, Jevery frecloIs stones OF
bills ~ lsdns sispec therefor ano 'oe 'SNs
therein expressed
~ v CUNARD 70. Bowlns reen
Thar win be 70 ste snxlip- Of dis ne from Ns~-fo utD
furzbe uOtice.
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~ RoAD-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT, May J. 1853
Trans LGAvL NEw.YoRK-Foi New. Haven't, A g.,
s h1is aa 81 "a l2sc SO 'Ac .ai Er
IT. $50 Pm Poi Milford sT.tiord Fairfield = Southport
Is A NJ; 1880, so, tE, and Ac.Y ,EL laso hi5 p
49, Sis p NJ For Stamford-7, 9, A. NJ tEx. d l2st
E 80 SIS p NJ 70, p9T Ghe,'e Z md SoI Nv sT.
md Intermeds.e Stations H.; 1880. $50. al5. so
IN.
Cossrcr~. rbAiss-for 6osroo-s a. NJ, tsSi r n
Ez) For Hartford snd spinghed-s, tEx'D $50, p NJ,
,Ex) For CoD1ecteut River Railroad TO Montreal A. N.
New,London Rsilrosd-8 A. NJ; 4P For Housatonic Ran
roads A. 81; $40 ~ For Hsusstnck Railroads Nj
tP.M. a. -.
TaAns 70 Nku-Yoss-rIonl re~hsyen-aS J, e2
Iio. IA IGis A. NJ 2s2, tE1-J 5f 49, 2 b. (EAl From
NorxsIk-6 e;4 BIS i052 A. Nj 25a tEsl 32o, 2f5, u
> n H.IJ From Por Chester-5.SO sf3 73 8.57, lis
A a. ,ca n p NJ JAMES VI HOYr. SnDt
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Grturs,ons.

(,UEAr EXCURSIONS by i,OH1 fgLAHD
~ RAILROAD L.'-..- nn ErHrDpr s"a $40 uAHHDa
..i NEW Worm -ra,. nm re.. Ls.va n,o,slrs srsrr
rUrEDAy TIitprbAv .ni HATupDsy so Ls.v.
U,ea.pou svs,y MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and sh'DAf
q a ~.
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'' EbW1D X COLLINS, NO. 50 Wsi-st, N. Z.
BROWN sHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
eTFPHFN KENNARD 4 Co.,
n Austen Fn,rs, London.
g. O. WAINWRIGHT Co., PaiA
GEO. H. DRAPER, Havrs .
VA oznsr, Of these sips will he accountable of soc
Aver bon specie Kelry precious stones metals unes
is NJ Isdns are ssped erefor and the value sro therein
expressed
shppers that the ships OF h me az
at "a nv any goods ooutIsband Of war
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~. NSSwtN ,n,tlcaecn
IVY uANES RROrllhk y Co.-Trsdc Sale
LAWS T Nov, Ton. Aucnonecf.

~ |. q : y q IL Il "
EORr NAMILroN PROPERTY. 49,,
J r NOVt rON will sell. On rHtR>pAf' sept 10 'N''
~ c'civCA, N the gr'ara - .,..
-N,x.., - .,e sS.lco ~ hslf many OF them
49,, A.-S,s,elv sAA4rA and comm snd full
s "a cosn BAY Cechef Nh some OF tne p'eest
.,,,> ~ Ne ~,sa Gccd bathing hshire and ssuog Ihe
,S,c.s 4 IN STATE Of esmpeliou and 70 run directly 10 hs
r-Y, and s;cANcsts PLY - and from Fot hamilton eight
~, Sy tAus rendering The property accessible by land Of
SSsra .hc weather stormy the sale vii take place the
r, Sc,~ss Win leave sptius at 81 and ~. AID
ret No N..ih River. 10 4. NJ. ard L NJ.
10. rec t.lrss v and fall pas ou'ars apply TO
J. W RARKER No Nassau-st,
or J. T MOULTON, Auctioner
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ArFW. YORK and ERIE KAILRUAD.-UDs ale

,A.r MONDAY July 1875 cad ann further notice pss
serxer Tsn. s leav. Pd foot Of Ou1nest A. clows Wat
pCNKiRK EXPRESS, 81 A. ~, for Dunkrs
sUFFALO EXPRESS, at A NJ, for Buffalo
kAIL AZ IS NJ Cor Dunkirk and Buffalo arc in'eneat
,s etson, Passenger By Train VII nisE
n Oyesu and proceed the norIinE
ROCKLASD PASSENGER, At 81 w. from loot o. Cn1s
:, ~ p. mont for sufens and intermediate 5tsronA
WAY pkssENGHR Ssp u. for Heuburs5 and Onsstrs
EiGHT EXPREss stsS r. ~, tor DunsIs and s1h.e
EMIGRANT, Ssp n. Tor Dunkirk and su1So, snd ntsf
sTFANBoAT EXPRESS, every dsy, e1c-ptina Saturdays
s;S p NJ for DsbkIs and Baasso and intermediate oss
on SUNDAY two Express Trains, $50 and $3.50 r. -
These E1pr. Tr.ns connect EInirs with The EmIs ~
S;ssara Pal, Railroad tor Eagz Falls Buffalo and D an
ts with ID, Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cneinnsu
Toledo Detroit Chiesso lie. snf ~ib fra-s~s ~'end'f
o. C. McCALLUM. Genera sutI
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l'0n CHARLESTON, KEY WEST "a MA
y vArA ~. uri,ei 1s-.ss u-il Sc 'rr-hy iat'Fhi
'-r' WV Kettles. rhi i,-T- f-' Ne pr~A 'r~' ~" 49,
sssp4n gsssa a' q" gass-
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Ceaal Notlffs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County New York notice hereby gwen % AL per
sons having claims asainst JONATHAN RICHARDS, ae OF
the CRY Of York. decessed TO presnt the SANE WITH
thereof IA the subscribers At the office Of = BALDWIN
Ch-pB an No VI wslr IN tie City Of Newly on or De-
fre the nineteenth day Of February next Dated
lie seyrBe,n day Of August, 1854 sn.i lasouIH'l
g. BALDWIN CHAPMAN, Admir- with the viii annehed
ANNA r. RICHARDS Admir- with the Will annexed
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RniIninp maftrlale.

EECAUST1C TILES-YOr Vestibulss Han.
~ Heath, DinIns io0ns C0ussrysOfi.s a. OAGJfglAs
ShiNfEY TOPG. DKAI. YiFEs, b. fa ssls b.
UILLER COATEs a YpcLE. a. ~ Fss, .
ROogB ROOFB!! RODFs - --T1s shsAD
49, Nd a<v s,fieis w sgfsffss fsfs 10 TAA bfFfde
go Will tsFD tets.sGhg hs.E 80 90 80 %
~'f' " s.ti sbanfitiss n ssif tssSfLSesfz
1AST yIhbJck2Cg L - - a f.ssNt%a
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.aIT,,.,,N nIvtk haILKUAD.-On and sftsl

II MONDAY Aug q @ the Trans xi' leave cTescn, with
station IS follows ESpIes nam nan VI, Tronsb
S.y Trans s1dtPM SslpIs,' Tram M ~ w fs
F.ei.bt and PASSENGER Train, Jpn Per ':ek'kio-5 .nd
s:soP NJ Fo sips mg-io:h A. D., $3.50 .Sd siSo Z. u
For Dhb. Feuy-5 so NJ The Debbs Ferry Sing Sing aud
PekskD Train sep all the Way staions
a Cf.me. CsLs Christopher, and Slst-sts 81 NDAY NAIL
Tp IN a., from Ssts TO- ahsnv srd Troy, stopping
:, ~ -. ~ a., tom, " L. SYKES. Jr Snrt
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MDEn ara AMBOY RAILROAD to PHIL

isy at ~ snd Pm MSni1, iIst az s m, 4 M,
,Sr. 10 way places and Phsdephis Fare 81 Express e
sap NJ, by JOHN POTTER V AMBoY, thence direct e
Camden by ear, through Eve houra Fare IS Wsy 40
sonImodson and EmgrAo, Lines AZ l = u Ware - !" s1'
.~~nt line p
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JnsnrGnre Gomrames.
proffasinnal Noiiffs.

nRS. ROBERTS, Surgeon Dontists No. 10
~ Eon6-s ~. hiyt. p~tnus lshins AhTtF ClAL IEkfH
70 esr nd srAtns mole ~ nssns Testh pa
dns s4rpss.ips 30 I'D style ~ st'eBsb 49, hsssJ
NFRGNFBs fLtCJKO-CiiEhiCAL BATH,
ss 1bs,b ~. - --1hs iHYsbtm ~ thsso sh' g
ssi b. b. UAUBHFOS ssssn'Afs, - tsfts1 al net tf
.sAsnsss f. he bsf.s sysiana diseases
.rs-s - ts sir lhsfssstgt s"A p i- Asi',s'.
tisfs psfs,sis ~ Spsss Dsr.s o. p. y fbis col -
'sfss y, s.,i. bsf 1is.rb stislss9 - %4s"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-11

IN YORK ~ ROCHESTEk.-The HOCHESTEt ana thS
EsFF VALLEY RAILROAD is open and, IN egnneoro,
stb the Buffalo Corning and HewYork and YORK. snc
IRE Railroads trms ibse. roats rom Nevfors 70 hoes
-. .-- -
The dresrnes ou- with the suf ercr com
tt Afforded the wide renders ~ far tie ost desr
a. abetweep the sbove-n ciues
TYets ear procured .t the New Yos sad Eris hsiro1
ScIef Ofice loot OF Duansst and No S brosa~sy also
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through
sresb,, will be transported between new forf s.d aoce
s.e With epstch Any Information desired q ressd tLefe.
,n he obtained BY ealing upOb the General Freight Agent Of
ibe Hev.Yorb .nd Ere Railroad Enc building or Q
ssPPAN Express Freight Agent No. l95 Broadway.
n .in. ON the RuH.o Cornins and Sew-York Railroad
Sunday j. A. hfDr'''o Nap"""'1boSD'
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GaorGs Cook Auotnneer. $1,000
SALE of NEW and FASHION

IL ARlr FURNITVRE.-rO-DAN, At Iut o'eIock AZ
..,u, No III Nassau ST. AMI splendid assortment
~ rAboeany Ak ard walnut Furniture ana house
rirt Ar, g. every description CataoEues on the morn
kvefy fact ny Afforded purchasers '0i "s W
.Arrirs a. 4 moderate charge.
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Nalsa Nr AasliNM
lea, pc,SR, ,uc,srecr ...,..
>s\r.N,N ,..,,t.ni ssle ~ clcSfnt

Il "a
.,x'rN,N NOrtCE -imrortsrt @s s :" o''Sew
n ~ ,ns~se-s. ,'NNrteNlN tS , .,a p,vs.~,. ~,
". N T.,,,,rF. Mantle Ne,-s-fcns ,s,s,. ,s,.s,, ~
hNtsess'N ~ \ " Wefs 49, ,N.,,... ,J.r, The g,s.,
49,. Ne N Nor'>v . ye.t a. {. ~ ", ,,,,s
~ .w.A. ~ ..e - ~ 49, 't' 49, -. t 49,, III
.vt ~e 49, 49, - ,.-ss rnrs s,rcA Sr'tes "a e''ee'
r-t. ~ W., ~. ~ Ncste q Ne.et's' t.ht ens NV 80
r~svSSN ,.,s r..ssvcl ttss,t~' r"N we've se'"
s,rs y -. ,,,crs yisN, rls@ 'NcvsNcn, r'seys,s
80" es'N Nto. ~. s~1 ris NN's NE 49, erd msnf
w.NN TT N'nw.,es Ns.Asssras, VASES. Vet rNfS ~"
et Nefsef r.-s HNroFs. tsTes ". velvet snd NW,'N
N.u'NtF'' ss.., .rs ssre tkavt, "ho'' "N'ee
tefI ...s :. - res Sst 'sNr PssNett tsHe'f t'H
- W ~. Nvuei and Tes Setst iVNN 'ute't, eeao
SCNS N.s. Ts'isu M.Nls Stsjrs'V, en- "ls"wAN'
cf" ,s. .saA. Ncnss> sale oWhcnt ressrd ~ weather
". NSSwtN, .nctbNnecn - =,
~xu .N,,S RROrllhk n Co-TradcSale
IL -. " IS rstA NV
~ hssspyNS rs tNs rsN wpl ~ hsld ~ tNewt,
s"s TtNSOAN. SertenNff Is lSN -.
-. eNANN-SAlE &c GNOkS ard SIkNtnINIr
=, ,,rs utAst Ne rsen IT The New Nc'A Book rneh
- .,cn W. - held ~ r, t>nAN September ", ana
$500 !s,N The cara osue ~ this sale s $50 w readr
- vrs, sse ard attractive nvsices I'n hseia auanhues
- ~ ~ .,aa without rtsCpe Own noary le fnhSae" n
s.SNcr New NcsA. r. lsts,phs,AN ,,.,
50 N he NNSe have not received tataeenes may sou~s
-" y. - .rpl,,sf,n HANGS BROTHER SCe,
w" No Is r~rk NV. Now'foiG
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN KAILKOAD LINE
NI Traveller for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS KANSAS ane
points West and South Wes can obtain IhIouSp roAen
md all Concerning routes fare, hc either ~ pe
sEW.YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD or NF"-YORh
CENTRAL RAILROAD, by application At the Cornanys Ot
Gee. No 'as Broadway, COZ. Dey.st:
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VOUNTY BONDS for SALE.-PrOpOsals will

COUNTY BONDS for SALE.-PrOpOsals Will
~ received addressed to the ubcrlbIs at tue Office ofC
r. MILLER & Co., Auctioneers No l95 Broadway, New
York until h day of SeItembr for the purchase OF the
whole or part of aSOOn00 Of the SIX PER CENT COUPON
BONDS Of DAVIDSON COUNTY. STATE Of TENNESSEE.
Proposals. NAV be cash for 20 per cash balance
in ron, bly nstslments of 5 or 10 per cent
These bonds Issued the Nashville and North
Railroad parry in conformity a act Of the Legist
lure which DIVIDES for the assessment and co lection Il
TAX for pteresf and create sinking fund
r their final psy The for the current year is now
being collected. -
These Bonds offer superior inducements TO capitalists The
county acDg the City Of Nashve is the weshiest 10 the
Stae-ihe taxable property amounting 20 twenyone millions
doa and the system Of Railroads now being constructed
will when completed. inc ease that amour largely.
Dy furLer information be Obtained BY applying AZ the
Office Of C r. MILLER CO., No. 1876 Broadway, By sd
DIRE ssiDg the subscribers, at Nashville. y mn. -
BECKER RUST,
Cenersl Contractors Nashville and NOTh western Railroad
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5irdmboars Gnh Railroads.

LOR UNION, KEYPORT. MIDDLETOWN
J. POINT Lo-The steamer THOMAS -. HAlOIr vii
ave fo, a Murays DAILY sNcsp, Sunday at goIees
X, turning. leave Union at . r. ~. Fare l!i cents.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of

tho Connty Il NEWTON hereby s,op 70 ell PER
sons hsvns claims sTais JOHN ATTRIDGE Of The City
~ SsU.fOk deseaed pfesnt the SANE with vouchers
tbst,of 20 the sa-ertr the ees Of r. JAMES GLOVER
No ~ Ea.an-st 10 the City 4 New York before tho
I7h aay II septsmber unDaieA New YORK. the 18th day Of
F.LrsGfy I&8 FRANCES ATTRIDGE. AdnAinistsstriI-
rugIa Nf'u
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EOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT--Io leave
River-Tbs IA an: elegant steamshio LOUIiIANA w. H.
T,lbot bder will above Extensive atefon'
hays BE- en- made for the comfort Of passengers she conhden
rred "a the tastes, and most agreeable dium Of travel
b.twepn this and the Per- OF New Orleans
Fer treiet or passage apply on hoard, or 10
CHARLES MORGAN, No. Bowling green.
Price Of cabin Pa,ssge IA ssterooms $50
Price of Seefsge psssge and feund...... -
Freight p cents per cub; foot.
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~ s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For

IT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
OsHAvANA end NEW-ORLEANS.-OnM MONDAY, S-p,
~ Al p NJ from Pier foot Wsren~t. X the well
Known and favoe steamship GRE SCENT CITY, Capt John
McGovan having been oughy oyerhsued and put IN rst
c.s condition. will her place in the line and sal -
above.
Passage can be secured at the COmpany's ofce
FRIGHT to v-Orlesns go cents per cubic foot
Shippers will be supplied wi, blank bills Of aiding Of the fn
ed by the Compsny application their Office. No other
forms signed and bills Of sdrs Will be signed AFTER the hour
Of sailing. $780, ~,
III Wcs..., cor Warre1it VI. D. ROBERTS
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J'OR KEYPORT and FORT HAMILTON
i The r,eau.Loat KEYPORT leaves MuuAys, pier DAILY
Sundays ped a. oelook r NJ, and Keyport Al A. w.
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GREAT CENTRAL ROU L F.
VI The Throush Tictet .nd Fresht Office Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
MICHIGAN CEN TRIAL RAILROAD
.beir Railroad S-esmcost Connections 20 CHICAGO,
Mvsule Gscns Burinston, St Louis Cairo and all points
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE. BUFFALO, or OswEGo n.t
No. IFS BROADWAY. " Y.
Corner Of Cou,,lsnt,..t DARIUS CLARK, Agent.
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ONC-ISLAND RAILROAD.-The train
II lsavpg Br,ok,n at S:i5 ?. VI will nor hun On FIJI
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IN tho matter Of the ESTATE oil SAMUEL
BURNS ss,s..d H0t.ce IL berebJ sysn tha, 10 pofsa,
odsr e th> Surrogate OF the tiy .na ces3y
Ys,s 81. p@r. h.vins claims against the estate Of SAN
WI BUasH ssesassa are r.qs.stss 70 yr'sss, ss ssae
With tbsh voashsrs JOHN n. JACKSON, No. TO Broad
rsy tho CITY 81 ssvYors before ls Sop,enoef pext
All lsvgm II. WILLIAM BOOKER, Administrator.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-30
GENERAL INFORMATION.


TRAVEL.
For Baltimore.
The cars leave daily at and s11S A. NJ, and and
For Alerandria.
The Washington and Alexandria boat leaves
Pages Wharf, Seventh street, hourly. Fare Ave cts
For Rockville.
The stage leaves every morning at O'Clock. Fare
$l Office, corner Of d and 9Th streets.
For Upper Marlboro.
The stage leaves every morning at o'clock. Fare
u So Office, northwest corner Of ID and 9th SITS.
For GordonsViile
The cars leave Alexandria daily at tx o'clock fol
Gordonsville and intermediate places.
For Richmond 8
The boat leaves the wharf ut the terminus of l2tf
street daily at A. NJ, and o'clock, p M. FARE
$6 so.
For Lses5ury
The stage leaves Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day. Office, United States Hotel
California; Steamers
The regular mail steamers leave New York on the
9TH and goth Of each month. Persons desirous o
writing from this city should mail their letters
the 8d and 18th of each month.
The Post Office
The Northern and Eastern Mail is opened at {
O'Clock A; NJ; and half past7 p NJ closes at aA r
The Great Southern Mail is openeo at A. M, and
closes at p NJ The Southern Mail, az far South al
M closes at P. NJ.
The Northwestern Mail is open at half past P. M.
closes at P. NJ
The Western Mail is open at o'clock A. NJ, closes
at 8P. M.
The Norfolk Mail arrives at IL o'clock p NJ, closes
at P. NJ, daily, except Sundays.
The California Mail direct, closes here on the Sd
and 18th of each month, at 2 p. M.
Warrenton Mail arrives at II A. NJ, closes at II
Warrenton Springs arrives at IL A. M. closes n,
10 A. M. and 3 M.
Rates Of Postage:
Each hafounce, under 900 miles, prepaid, cents
unpaid 5 cents
Each half ounce, overt, 900 miles, prepaid, cents
:, All printed matter in general anywhere in the
First three ounces : cent
Each subsequent ounce cent
II not prepaid, double these rates.
But
NEwsPAPERs AND PERIoDrcAIs-paid quarterly, in
advance:
Erst Eass three .,S.s.,,aa, ounces. .,,,,. cen.
And, II weighing not over ~ or, In the State
where published, one-half of the above rates, and
weekly papers in the county where published, free
SMALL NEWSPAPERS AND PERIoDIoALs--published
monthly or oftener, when sent in packages weighing
at least or, prepaid, cent per on
PAMPHLETS OF 10 octave pages or less, n cent an
ounce.
BOOKS, bound or unbound, weighing not more than
pounds, may be sent by mail for each o., as fol-
lows:
1 Under s,soe miles. prepaid, cent. Unpaid, ~ ct
Fractions over single rate are charged as one
rate.
Perodicala in the sense used above, are publica-
tions issued ence in three months. or oftener.n
SAILING OF THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
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Agents for the ssAmcrican g Organ"

Agents Tor the - American OrgansV
ALYsHD LswHLIIx, Richmond, Virginia.
w. L. WILLIAMS, Temperance Temple, Gay street,
baltimore, Maryland.
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81 Walnut street. Cincinnati, ID our agent for Gin
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aAganst the insidious wiles of foreign influence y
conjurs you to believe me- fellow jeal-
oasy Of free people ought 70 be constantly awake
since history and experience prove that foreign In
Huence Is one Of the most baneful foes Of republican
government" - Washiagt0n.
"I hope we may find some means, in future, Of
shielding ourselves from foreign influence, political
commercial or in whatever form it may be attempted
can scarcely withhold myself from joining in the
wish Of Silas Dean that there ocean Of fire
between this and the old world "-sjs fwson.
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From the Nashville Banner.
g SAM, and the Elections,

According TO recent returns, from various quar-
ters "Sam" has been busying himself In the cleo
tions of several States and municipalities, and, In
large majority Of instances, has carried-fhe day
with a vim and rush unprecedented In political
annals The stalwsrt yoang fellow seems deter
mined TO mike himself known and felt in every
nook asnd corner Of the Confederacy. A great
chap, remarkable chap, a peculiar chap, in fact,
a decidedly singular chap, is Sam.n He Is unlike
anybody else, and yet he Is astonshingly fecitous
In making favorable impression wherever he goes
He has no parallel, and no similitude In partisan
impersonatons He Is as ubiquitous as he is mer-
ciless as quiet In counsel az he is prompt and en-
ergetic in action. He attends 10 the affairs Of the
mightiest republic on earth, moulding gradually its
future political destiny to his own unique taste and
native predictions revising State constitutions
and statute-books while he carefully watches over
aud directs the course Of elections at the most OBJ
scure crossroads precincts. Nothing Is too great
for his grasp nothing too small for his observation
While he impresses no one into his ranks, he re-
cognises no neutrality upon questions at issue be-
tween him and his opponents. Opposing those
who oppose him, and sustaining those who sustain
him, he overthrows, with momentum apparently
ndiscriminate and almost Irresistible the ancient
and powerful party organizations wherever they
run counter 70 his cherished American policy.
In Boston, the "modern Athens where the Wing
party, wise and conservative, had ruled with uni
form success for quarter Of century, he sets
aside it's nominees for Office, and substitutes his
own, with the same noiseless persistency Of pur.
pose with which he elects "Know-Nothingn
Governor In New Hampshire, where the Democ-
racy bossted that it's star never set" He makes
test of the party faith Of no aspirant outside Of
his own American" issues, but holds approval
and advocacy Of these as indispensable conditions
of bis support. A rebuke Of demagoguism and
reputation of all degrading servity In courting
"foreign" elements Of strength at the ballot-box,
seem TO be among the leading purposes Of his mis-
sion; and, 80 far as he may succeed In the accom-
plishment Of these laudable objects, the country
viii yield him its cordial award OF grateful and
patriotic regard, for he win have done the State
important service
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II appears that the Roman Catholic Church itself
has undertaken 10 reform the converts Of Chilli
A paper published at Valparaiso says;
eve believe ere long the reformation Of the
converts or religious communities viii be set on
foot. The archbishop has received authority for
that purpose from Pope Plus Ninth, in reference
70 the cloisters Of bis diocese. Now, the commu-
mites win have to submit TO the measures which
may be judged suitable for bringing the converts
back TO austerity and rigid discipline hitherto re-
lared somewhat, or else commit the fault of rebel
lion against the Chief Vicar Of Christianity %
whom every monk is bound 10 be in subsection"
This movement is in the right quarter.
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Warrant viii be sent 70 them and no charge, II not
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