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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30

FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. U. Z.
"A Stated meetings are held ia the Masonic
x ZyIIsli on the second and fourth Fridays Of each
~ Nmonh. II. A. GAsToN, NJ. .H.P
C. +. CoLTos, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS
MORRIS THEATRE.

Lessee, ...... .......'.. .''.s.'.....A. VI. fhttIs.
Acting and stage Manager. ..Charles nbbetls
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UNSUCCESSFUL EnIGEANTs TO THE WEsr-TLa
Parkersburs (Virginis) News says BY priyst. aI.
vices received from the West, we learn that abont
half che EN- grants fro this 1rhood have beer
of their families while Others have spent a large
share of the fuuds with which they expected to bny
farms In supporting their fsmilie while they could
would come back but have not the flu IDS to do go
and thus for fear Of worse are compelled to stsv
where they are; The number who are doing well
and on the Whole their conditions have been worsted
instead of bettersd
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----~~~>--~r.--. $4,000
FINANCIAL Ann COMM kRClAL'
e1srday s,erusrs, june 20 ,-5,.

Sales IN New York Endsy Of sl,eoo tennessee
at s7k - 900 Va. ss at s2i; el,coe DO at VIZ and
s5 o do sts2k.
B.LrIxoaE, Jane q Flour 10 dull aud heavy
How ard street sells at 81 S7s 90 "heat-seles
OF red at rs a al as white at s50Sz' Corn cog"
SEQ. Whiskey Sic 63Sc A..
MssLE June q The sales OF Cotton ior tne
week havs been 90 bs aud the receiPtso n bales
asN,nst 400 hale, the sams week last year The De
cr,ns. in rec.pts 90 far. amounts to 81 w oeiea
Tn. ,toct On hand 10 IS eto bales. Prices have ao-
vapeed liAs 72sc during tue week.
yesK June 81 Flour The market todsy
uas hs,yy Gales Ct 900 bbls at decline OF ID cent
on state; 70 .nts on Ohio and cents on on south
am 2,a IS 50 for common to good states 'od
g. sofor ohio and 7 s as IS for Southern
Nhsat-The market was firm; sales OF 7,ooo ossn
.ls at 1921 c .uts for Southern white. ~
Corn-The market w s heavy. with sales OF IL IVY
bushels at dsolioe Of cents on mixed sales Ut ct
cents 81,
Posk-The market has declined 10 cents-with
ssles of mssi at &2t 30
Rsef-Th. market is firm at former rates.
Lard declined / cent at ut cts.
Whistey-rhs market declined cent-sales OF
bbls at cents for Ohio.
Richmond Markets June "a
RLOUR-Msrket very dull. We quote at SSd
&s - for supe fine. .,
WHEAT We quote wheat 81 Is for prime req
and ST. IS for prime white ,
CORN Corn 10 dull At $685. c-n's per oushei'
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T7HE RICHMOND WINE STORE.
Importers and wholesale dealers In Choice
Wines, Fine Brandies, Liquors, Cigars. .
We call particular attention Of the trade, hote
keepers. private families and those that buy for
Medical purposes to our large and extensive stock,
consisting in part, viz Wines-Ma deiras; sherries;
Port very old and fine, in original packages, Of bot
ties, for Medical and Sacramento use.
Champagne Wines.
Heidsiek Co; fouoher; Vt. Olivier Co.; LIE
Marquis de Poneet Sillery; Old Anchor; and other
brands for which we are agents: and san offer great
Brandies.
Hennemey; Otard, Dupuy Co.; Msrtell; Pelle.
vorsin A. sesnstt and other brands from the loves
price upwards.
Jamaica; st. Croix ard Boston RUM Arract Hol.
land Gin; Scotch and Irish Whistles; Old Bourbon
and Mountain Rye Whskey; Old Peach and Apple
Brandies Curacao Abisnth; Kirsch; Msraschino
Also, Ginger Wine; Blackberry Brandy; Cherry
Brandy Bitters, which are excellent for Summer
Complaints.
A large variety of Choice Brands.
Malt Liquor.
0urnens Dublin Brown Stout; Hibbert's & By.
ASS London Porter; Phisdelphis Porter; Muir d
Sons Scotch Ale; Alsopps India Pale Ale Dudlsy's
Tonic and Sparkling Ale; Philadelphia Ale and La.
ger Beer in pints and quarts
Those In want of the genuine article we invite to
cali and examine u Main street, Richmond. Va.
ap ii
RELLEVUE HOsPITAL.--This Instifu
- iion 10 situated on Church Hill, Richmond, Va,
In delightful airy position and Is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort Of pa
tients and the suseenful treatment Of disease.
The Lyingin Wards are peculiarly somm0dious.
Tho undersigned give their personal attendance TO
oil patients placed under their shsrss.
TERMs
Colored Patients. ..................ss par week
Whites .......,...........-....
Private accommodation ............. to 10
These rates embrace all charges for Board, Asdi.
icines, and Medical and Surgical attendance.
u No Small pox admitted
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, M. D.,
0raee street, between 4tb and H.
c. d. MILLS. NJ. d..
lfth street, between Broad and HaupAn
R.x. COLEMAN, MD.
Corner of 4th and araee stteets.
Resident Physieian-Dr WOOD ,ai--s
GUNNER GOO ID s--.silk. Line q and Al.
- psca Coats. Just received, large supply Of the
above goods suitable for the present season. Also
Pants and Yeats Of every description Cali and make
thing. b. B. SPENCE,
js4 Ne. 10, sorasr Of Mais aad 18th sss.
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THE CREAM OF THE SOUTH The New York
Hotel" is overfiowipg with wealthy Cubans and
Soulherners It is estimated by gentleman well
posted in these matters that the families from the
South now stopping at this hotel represer. over
forty millions of dollars. Among them is dark
eyed Senorita, worth her weight in diamonds
Nsto York Mirror
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OCEAN STEAMERS FROM THE SOUTH.-A Wash.
,no,on letter of Wednesday says: Colonel Mann
Ian Washington this morning for Richmond, from
which point he is TO begin series of addresses to
the Southern people the subject of his grand
project for steam communication by means OF
mammoth steamers, to run between England and
Southern port.
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AsAD W.RNInG.-Richard C. Windle forrnerIv
q merchant in Wi1ches.er, Va, committed suicide
at White Post, Clarke county in that State on the
18th inst by taking Iaud<num The gentleman in
whose store at that place he was engaged az c'erI.
before proceeding to the cities for supplies of good,
committed his establishment to WindIs's care rs
auestiug that he would be sbtemiou, during his All
sepes. But, shortly after his departure, WipdIe
commenced drinking, and it is believed that m
avoid meeting Mr. q his return he took al mt
two ounces Of lsudanum and thus ended his carer
Mr. Wind e. in former years was h'ehly esteemed
but his love for ardent sp1its has brought him to
untimely and dishonored grsvs
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ExrRAoRDINAsY ExPERIMsNT.-An Irish gen
tleman residing at st. Anues, Barney, Cork
determined on experiment with his isfEnt child
to ascertain if be could entirely dispense wi cloth
ing He had probably heard the costume or want
of costume, of the ancient Brtons discussed. His
boy was fourteen months Old. He goes about in a
state of perfect nudity, sleeping without any
ing in a room with the Thermometer at SO degrees
From this he goes into a bath of I8 degrees He
i. perfectly Indifferent to heat cold is lively &C
tive. cheerful and intelligent His form is said n
be beautiful 3 s;ulptors ideal. and his ever.vary
ing atttudee is hs perfection of grace Ia. infanp
usually ar-) while his roseate skin bstoksnr fl orid
health Durog the progress of the experiment,
rs had out three teeth, without manifesting any of
the sim ptomt usual to children in that
condition He app'ars almost insensible to pain
and seldom cries wnen he fails; generally amusp.
himself in q quiet way. Some of ths residents al
st. Anues gard the whole matter with feelings
of amszsmenr and horror, and even those who hsv :
made a etul observation for the yes and found
nothing worthy of coraempstion, do not venture 10
repeat the experiment Mt on theis ehildren
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HARD STORY The Albany, New York,
Statesman, spins an almost incredible yarn about
the discovery of pearls in muscles found in great
quantities in q certain mud bottomed creek near
Albany 1t says that one individual has collected
SO many pearls that $40 600 were advanced to him
on their deposit with New York firm.
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Thk PREs, as it 10 seen IN ~.
cslpsS . better then what 1t has been anti u
Lord me ,aierum which Archimede, Ions.d ~, n
ne remarked to foreigner who wa. use, when
mo puUhc the courts of justice in Fnrsndt tue
'o matter SIT we sit avery day 10 the nsu,sns
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MOUNT VERNON st Louis ,Mo) has tas.n m.
h ssa insusurstins the Fourth Of July movement
c cenSn Q, me Mount Vernon purchase On the
w,iI os made, IN which senator Dousis. The ,,,a
minsn, tk senator Hsnnssau will occupv nro.
po'ti ms as orators of the dsy .nt The
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Ia AY.-.820O reward " III be
I'M given IT taken in the State and 4 $40 II taken
IN out Of the State.
~ Runaway. my negro boy JOE, sometimes
- called JOE WINSTON; sbeut 23 yeers old;
little feet high rather stout built; dark gin
ger bread color small moustache; stammers badly
when infused orquickly spoken to; took along or
salts of cloths one blue drsss coat with bras but
city Tuesday last; had pass to Hanover county,
and supposed to be making his way towards York
river, for the purpose of getting board some
ing vessel. SAMUEL ELLIS.
je Aim
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REMOVING AND PREvEHTIFG RUsr-Some per
sous employ an acid to remove rust from knives.
,hs should never be done under any circumstances
Noshins supsasss rotten stone for securing knives
and forks TO prevent stoves and CRATES from rusins
tnln coat OF lard and rosin melted together in the
Proportions OF three parts of he fo,msr TO ons ~
the latter-Scientifc H,ne,ic0n W ono Vi
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tbs MANUFACTURING lNTEEEsT Out of fifty OF
the larsest manufacturing estabi SHINE nts in New
England the stock of only six companies will sell
above par at the present time The Lowe II B he,
i, worth 70 per cent. advance the Pepperell Mill
STOCK cells at about 10 per cent above par and the
merrlmac at per cent. advance. The pre,ent ,eI
ling price Of the New England coti on and WOODEN
corporations il about ffty-iwo on the dollar
Boston Trsns,rint
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Richmond Markets, June "a

RELIGIOUS TuIfF-,I q Ray lor alias johnson,
a lawyer by profession. was arrrstedin New forh
Thursday, whittier he had fed from johnson CO,
Indiana where he had forged DRAFT for S3OOO on
the Franklin Bank. Among nrmoer OF daguer,
rao,vpes and love letters in his trunk, there was
ono from a Southern clergyman, acknowledging
the receipt of bible donated to bis church by
raclnr
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The duties levied on bsrrsl of aor,s. =,
vana, and I'll ports In Cuba, amount To 40 a. Ths
oa.y OF corn, fraction over 40 cents per bushel
Inc Common Council of New York b.v. ar.
paop,'s'sa ss 700 for fireworks the coming Ma.
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Moss BREAD.--A furnish Journal the Sumetar
states that the Russian government has despatched
two physicians TO the parishes of Northern Fin
land to instruct the inhabitants in the art of max
ing bread from moss.
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IhE CLOTHING TkADE.-The stop po.t ..,,
mates the average cost of clethius TO each ma
ais the United states at $50. With popuIsnon u
.hrty millions this would take the enormous m,D ~
one oiiiion i've hundred millions of dollar. 70 h.
spent in dress "'sis 70 DC
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NOTICE To COUNTRY MERCHAs
y AND THE CITY rRADE.--Has,os dise0E'
tinued cur Evening Gales, We will sell, privs ~,
daily In lots suit purchasers the balance % fsS
heavy stock Of Watches and Jswelry remaining az
sold very low prices In order thas We NAV 20 see
to reader salss ~ soon a. possible. Coensy meI
chants and the citizens generally are Invited 20 ~
smins our stook. LAEuB SHINE,
~ N...ts " AAh sweet
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wALKER-The Independent Order of Sons of
Malta in Pit,sburG. held meeting on the Path
mat for the purpose of making preparations to re
ceiye Genera. Walker his visit to that city
Walker is q member of the 10 NJ.
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Z L. HsCNTAGUE. SIGN AND ORNA.
-. MENTAL PAIETEE, Bank Street, corner Of
9th, Richmond Virginia, continues to execute al!
kinds Of york in his line In the best manner and
highest style Of mis- Arr, and the lowest possible
terms. All who are in wsut of SIGNS, will find 4:
TO their interest TO call on him
Country Merchants who wish to procure Signs, San
have them done at this estsblishment, and securely
packed and forwarded 20 any part Of Virginia OF
North Carolina, a. short notice. A sail solicited
ID
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mAMlllNAe

TOUlH ELiXiH-- Fer Paimenary Dis:
~ ease in Its ineipient stage. and for Colds and
Coughs Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stauds far
above any other remedy that has ever been offered TO
the patronage of Southern community. This med.
ieIns does not profess eradicate ell disesse OF
Whatever nature. with which humanity may be af-
atctednor does the proprietor declare It to be the
ONLY cuRE for pulmonary diseases; but from the re-
putston 1t has acquired for ITSELF and that too with
out 'pufine" with those who have used It, and from
tn. great number OF certificates Of residents of Rich
mond who have been benefited and cured BY its use,
sded that the afflicted cannot use 1t without recev'
ing great benefit from its healing and curative pow
For sale BY Mrs. A. B. DAVIS. Bennett L Beers,
Alex. Duval Patterson Jackson, Chas. Miilspsush,
E. Picot, A. Bodeker and Chas D. Yale nv IL
VIRGINIA WORM KILLER.-.Counlry
7 merchants and others Should not forget to supply
themselves with this popular and unfsiling Worm
DESTROYER 1t 10 tho best preparation In use, being
very swee, sud plesssat and certain in Its action.
Try it, I. csa be had Of the agents, PURCELL,
LADD l. CO.. BENNETT. BEERS FISHER,
and DRUG ists qaparasly spIS
ID EMOVAL.--Or. PLUME has removed
II bis office TO tho third house, South Of Trinity
Church. South side aud absut one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel. Dr. P. continues to treat
all syphli.c and sonorrheel COMPLAINTS and having
can give very general satisfaction. sall from
hose Interested 10 solicited.
DR. 2. also makes and verds one Of the best resto-
rstives, Chemical Extract OF French Flower foI
constitutional weakness, ever offered to the public.
DR.. P. may be consulted confdent.aliy by letter,
| or otherwise. Medicines securely packed and seat
| to oder, in almost any direction
| Once hours from A. NJ, till r. N. Franklin
| sire aear the Exchange Hotel, sishmond city,
| Va no Is
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BRIDGING THE RHtNE.-A railroad bridge is TO
be built across the Rhine, near the confluence OF
the Main at cost of three million guilders-aboui
one and a quarter million dollars
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HIGH PRICES On :he 18th instant, the mark ct
report of the st Paurs Minnesotian quotes wood
at st Pauls at 81 per cord-butter at 40 cents per
pouud-oats 90 per bushel, and hay si1ty dollars
per ton.
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VEGETABLES FROM THE SOUTH.-The steam
ship jamestown, which arrived at New York
Thursday, from Richmond via Norfolk, Va car
ried 763 barrels of vegetables en- freight.
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EAGLE sODA WATER ESTABLISH.
IL MENT VICTORIOUS! The subscriber ser out
with the determination to overcome every opposition
shat mis- hit be brought against him. and 10 happy to
say he has thus far succeeded beyond his most
guins expectations The fact is, the public have found
out where the best Soda Water, Philadelphia Ale,
Porter and Champagne Cider 10 to be had. Thankful
for past favors Re hopes by strict integrity and due
courtesy, to merit g continuance
WARREN CANFIELD, Agt.,
je2O Goth ct bet Main and Frank lin sts
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M y FILLED caLd BY LIGHTNING On suna,
iinsto, ,onua. resdiSs near Reckles.towu Rn
lambs killed By lightuins They had ss. and sevsr
cred. S'hPietsly shiy
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nIUL OF BOGUS CoIs.-The po ice of st Loui, 3.
rev cas- nee succeeded In srres,ing and brsaEipg
~ ses OF e1nnterfeiiers They had over s5f0o
Tour plates for the msuufscture of bosu, coin
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hhAssE CAsGo OF TEA Tn. ,hin
Yors hsun nons koo. on the 18th Of Apr Sr 10.
20 700 pouus On board 764 400 pound. Of tea Of ~,
frm Foochoo from Shanghai and the bs Tsnch
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oMER CARRIAGES, CARkIAGES.-
&EEE The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Stz-=Is-Makns Establishment Lombard Al.
ley, between Main and Cary, QSth and l4th streets
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIO
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops, and SULKIEs, all of mis- own make, of the
best materials and workmanship; all of which vii!
be sold low good work of the kind be in the
city of Richmond, and respectfully call from
those In want of any article In the Carriage line
determined to make to order and sell at the low.
sst prcss possible, sad all work solo, that 10 new,
warranted.
9 20 IN AICAJAH MANaTJA
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< EGARS..-We have lust received los
- Of she celebrated Rsypa brand Of ssgars, which
arc pronounced by judges the most superb and full
favored Havana 9ssar ever brought TO this market.
1s8 r. J0HNsTON 4 1ko, Druggists.
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SWAN Il UO,a 40 srgkAA~.
rpa MOST BRILLIANT scaEME EVER
DRAWN.
TICKETS ONLY 90

o~,,, In thu treat Avor With which our sinele
Number Lotteries have been received " the pubic
and the large demand for Tickets, the
SwAN l. Co., will have . drawing essn os'afosJ
The following Scheme win 80 drawn IN each OF
their Lotteries for June, 1877:
CLASS 49,
20 ha Arrv~ In In. .ity OF Atlanta, Ga, II pubs, On
SATURDAY, July 18th, 1857.
CLASS a,
- 1. x,, :, the city Of Atlanta, Ga, In public, On
Saturday, July 11th, 1857.
CLASS IS
% - lawn In the city OF Atlanta, Ga, In public On
saturday, July 18th, 1857,
CLASS 46,
% he drawn in the CITY of Atlanta, Ga In public on
saturday, July 25th, 1897.
on THE PL1N OF SINGLE NOMBBkS.
$3.50 Prizes!
Nearly One Prize TO Erery Nine THchsfsi
AA9NiFICENT SCHEME!
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go VIRGINIA SPRINGS
-A---| SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Open to JACKSON'S RIVER. Only thirty miles of
Stage travel to the White Sulphur; 81 miles to
Red Sweet, and 50 to Old Bweet Springs
THROUGHFROMR RICHMOND PETERSBURG
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND ALEX
ANDRIA, IN ONE DAY.
Baggage Checked Thro nigh to the Springs
THE MOST COMFORTABLE, SAFE AND EXPEDITIONS
ROUTE TO
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
The cars will be running to Jackson's River, 1876
miles from Richmond, by the 18th of July, leaving
but so miles of Stage travel to the White Sulphur
Springs over good road.
Passengers leave Richmond st A. dine at
Stsun,on, and arrive at the White Sulphur same
night-or IL they prefer it, remain over light at
Covington Callighan's, and reach the Springs to
breakfast next morning
Passengers for the Sweet and Red Sweet stop
over nsht at Callsgh ans and arrive at the Springs
to breakfast next morning.
Those for the Salt and Blue Sulphur arrive there
to dinner next day. after leaving Richmond
e-e3NA Previous TO the opening OF
AEJggSSs5asA4e& the Road to Jackson's River, pas.
--- sengers for the White, Sweet and
Salt Sulphur will take Stage az heretofore at Mill
boro, and stay all night at the Warm Springs end
arrive the hite and Sweet to dinner and the sst
at night the next day.
Passengers for the Rockbrdss Alum, Bath Alum
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs take the Stage at
Millbero' and arrive at the Springs to supper the
same day they leave Richmond.
FARE:
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RUKKUss a BROTHER,
II IMPORTERS OF

pUKRUss e. BROTHER,
II IMPORTERS
BRANDIES, ZINES, HAVANA SEGARS, &c,
East Wide Water st., Iron Building
Norfolk, Virginia.
DIRECT IMPORTATION OF LONDON
DOCK BRANDY.
We have In custom house. and are in daily expec
taton Of the arrival of &c pipes TAYLOR'S CEIE-
DRAFTED LONDON DOCK BRANDY, Of the vim.
tsge of 1874 of our Importation selected for u
from the Docks Of London
Now In store and in the custom house
$40 casks London Portsf, various brands
$50 do Scotch Ale, 90 do
100 BASKETS Mumin's Verzenay Champagne, pints
and quarts
100 basket. Hsid'eick Co. do, .Pints
20 Or. casks 6urgundy Port Wine
IS do Duff Gordon Sherry
20 do Harmony do
so do Crown do
Is do Madeira
SARDINES-2U00 quarter, half and whole boxes.
BURRUSS BROTHER,
j. 22-dlm No. 5 Wide Water st., Norfolk.
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- C.ssaSa p sThAMEhS GEO. PEA
.ssssr,sasEsFaSssSs BODY AND BELVIDERE, BE.
-sSazES1asaassaa- TWEEN BALTIM NOR L. AND
RICHMOND.-The above two large and eommodiou,
Steamers the route between Baltimore
and Richmond.
The GEO PEABODY will leave Baltimore every
SATURDAY afternoon, and the RELVIDERE every
WEDNESDAY afternoon for Richmond.
Returning, the Geo. Peabody will leave Rishmond
every Tuesday afternoon, and the Belvidere every
Saturday afternoon, for Baltimore.
NH l2--ts LUDLAM g. WATSON