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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-20

nrs.S1 PAsromn The new fairy spectacle Of "Bsn-
co. or the Magic Sword which nightly ecs the spproba-
ton Of large audiences Nibos brings into active play
an almost endless variety OF those wonderful tricks and
transformations in the execution Of which the Rsves have
no ,uperors and in addition introduces Antoine In
speaking charscte, which Of Itself ia novelty. No
lover Of exquisite psnommic acting and beautiful scenery
should miss seeing H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-20

Governor KING.--We ere glad to sec that
Governor King is proving himself a sensible man,
in his disapproval Of the extraordinary extra
judicial, criminal and military measures Of the
last few days against our city government.
These violent outbursts, however, of the Re-
corder and his partisans were not the work Of
tie momepi, but the results Of q whole wiaseT's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-20

A-8A1z Iu6 T.! T. II.
The judges OF The Court or Appeals hsve been In pryus
consultation oil tbs afternoon the Metropolitan Poaos
bill, and the session s not yet closed Thcre are
rumors flying about that decision will be rendsred TO-
morrow. This Is probably Incorrect; bgs from thsd
gence with which the Judges working, decision viii
likely be rende' ed Tuesday at the latest Reports are
saost hore that he consttr.ionay of the Inv will be D.
held, but there al present good authority cr any such
opinion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-20

CblLAUO, II,
Jacsson convicted OF the murder Of Ronsl NORRIS In
lake county, last fall executed this morning three
miles from this city. he confessed to the murder
days since 10 est mated that 25 900 persons attended
the execution and the orvwd pressing the platform, Il
broken, but fortunately injured. Tho
quietly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-20

Paterson, June 10, 1851.
Tho steam boiler connected with the establishment a
A. C. Van Barcum, carpenter and builder exploded at
half past eight O'Clock this morning. and entirely demo-
shed the building and scattered the fragments in every
direction Some of the fragments were thrown 10 the
distance or whole block from the Considerable
damage done to several buildings In the neighbor-
hood by the brick and timbcrs. No lives were lost,
although several persons injured The cause Of the
explosion was purely accidental.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-20

H.LnAx, June ~, 1857,
The royal mall steamship America arrived here from
Boston At midnight and sailed again Tor Liverpool one
o'clock tbs morning
Iss weather sesdy and calm,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-20

PErxsBURG, Va, jane 10, 1851.
The Old Dominion steam -four mills in this place. Owned
by 5. B. Paul, Eq entirely destroyed by Are aa
night Loss $5oeco, which partially insured The FIRE
was the work OF an incendiary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-20
told weather In Newfoundland

ST JoiNs June -, 1851.
The weather here continues unusually cold for the sea-
son. ard vegetation two three weeks later than for
some years r1t Thermometer this afternoon SO deg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-20

Arrival OF the hhersOnese at Halifax.
HAInAx, June 10, 1857.
The screw steamer Khersoncse, from Liverpool via 81
John, N. r., arrived at ga CLOCK this evening She viii
sail again for Portland al O'Clock to morrow morning.
Weather stormy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-20
Return OF the Ocesnus Engine Company.

The oceanus Engine Company left for New York this
evening via Norwich.
The weather continues very disagreeablc-cold, with
drzzipo rain ~ 49,
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Pnhllo Dinner 70 onr mln,ster "a Ch,na.

PHnADxrms, June 10, 1867.
lion. VIM b Read has accepted an invitation from our
most prominent merchants, politicians and citizens, TO
public dinner at the Ia Pierre House, Monday evenn g
next previous to his departure his mission TO China
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News from Kansas.

Sr LOUIS, June 10, 1856.
The correspondent of the Democrat, writing from Qn.
daro the 10th inst says that the State Legislature
adjourned the 18TH Acts providing for taking Of the
census, appointing an election the first Monday In
August for State officers and representatives to Congress
and locating the seat OF government Topeka were p
ed also Joint resolution under the Topeka Constitutes
Census ACT providing for the appointment of five msrss
whose deputies shall take census Immediately and mese
an apportonment of the State, which shall give SeoAse
OF no. more II an 20 members end House OF 60.
Some of the Territorial County Judges have pronounceA
parts OF the Census law imperative.
reported that Governor Walker has been informed
that the constitution will ro be submitted to the people
Hon. N. r. Banks on Slavery and Amos4-
canisnA.
BosroS, June 10, 1857.
Hon NJ r Banks In a letter to George W. Messenger,
President OF the American Convention accepts of the no
mipstion for Governor, and Says
have opposed with earneeness the policy Of the slavery
propagAndists and have endeavored, as laid In my
power to defeat their perncious measures which were
calculated IN my Judgment to substitute for the liberation
versa and absolute dominion thus obsucing the success
OF every industrial interest and bonding the
itself to course OF measures which could not fail to Grip
pie the prosperity and impair the dignity of free labor
Upon the subject of foreign influence he say record
is open and convictions unchanged and that he now
ready heretofore to with the people Massachu
sets in every just that shall lend to diminish this
unnatural influence and restore to the people
full ehare Of power direction was designed for
them by the trainers Of this government.
After abiding TO retrenchmeut and reform In State AZ
fairs and urging unity Of action the part Of those who
do not nominay differ In political sentiments he closes
follows
If in the coming canvass shall appear that my
fails to draw together hese who separated by great
principle shall be promptly Withdrawn, and viii cheer
fully fall into the ranks Of the supporters of VINO
can rally TO another triumph the column OF that
tanned the gallant Fremont in the great Of last year.
Mr.. Elphale Trask of Springfield, also accepts the
minaton OF the convention for Lieutenant Governor
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Election OF Mayor at Providence, II. 4.
PROVIDENCE, June 10, 1857.
The nh trial TO elect Mayor has resulted in the choice
of VIM. N. Rodman, the American candidate, by o63
majority over all. Every ward gives him majority.
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g.e se,oi!a charge de- falre anto-re4 -T's'-
rain IL IA Majson lie Cour, at de- aEran4eF
syrr alons. \ Barrow pont tocfa.se am'1 m
raorceau De tefre, en- avant dc q Mais7n ae
1,og4, ct ai.pagreuant al dtt NJ. baEs9" pour
ds Il tc-re en arrIefe lie Ia hi1'seH se 1oN',
,aD,torGe- Clue, estsasst a arrangement , ~
Mn Earfo,g u Ia proposition s,'iFaA'e Nv : 11e
fate, ct par lui aceePs 5@t' .st e''''S'.: - 80
T. Sopr j defendant apeuprez i2e pisds fn
aTr,oIs.:el "a Mason Dc Co;if tetant pres {Ss
: arpens, C qui Ut tonas pour le aaEan'
.,s H.. ...sns-st que 'e re-te !u 'leyant sot
',''s' q, -%.1e~s s,+arbe y seyge Ice que Al
= r. rrov ,r,,, raus.s.estr .cci eouuoe stant ona
-, ,t',ae s,lr h terre) 1T Il sahhge de te te-
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pansorsse -. DC "a dits tssra Eot's Connie CONT :
conrenu 3 ~ plan III seFa .l.ts sss a.sst1stss'
ilqmea.at1Gae.1f-
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&ua r a7fan4 Ercryssrry.

~. Esf4 u
' - .'''' ''7''.~- ~ .1' '3"'''G
Hoho&rat'e paper OF Alabama laars
u faithful service have made il trf4an-
tia'. and # ! As afvars ba., ro,nac.,a.t.
n Il. i.ssa. - ~. oo1 ;.,.n.. 49,.
l....t.
'.@,>,'' - ''''7 ''Pi'e"F'' y "''' ~ see.
"'"- iho coL4nct ot SOY. Wake 70
strongly condemned, whi9 there Is Il
parcept5ia affor, To ec.zen tho a1n3.a;sa
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>of5 5 ts2a94efT
TIL, <. hardly 10 for sGics State
| Rights ,sarras. suc!i ss tbe Recsst.y has
h.[, a. ,..... w., .t---...1
,''oA '.'l5's
~'"1 are upon '..@ 2oosh WIZ n"S admit
! o. aoidms the agent quits, and IL prIu.
c5p..i, who sussa5s. aud eadorso7 HIM
opi1.lse. There i. u.irl,rr oone.s,.,...
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! '", ,' .s 1s'-" f's,-'>'
/ h~', - US 1o1':e s'o-'~tsfs at1'-l@
/: hT9a'4loE ~ hAHaA7.-''ihe path Of
f, t.0ty Is the path ot safety AMI when
ever rom mo'n g Of policy Or consil-
@r&-l>r.s 81 prudence we step aaiJa, there
! j., no longer any pledge Of protection OF
assaFanco d succeeS. 1hc attempts Ct
CIV. Na3kerto cope''iataila F-eesojers
| i" Kansas Jg sarreodaring his indepen-
den, position ard exhibiting q sF,rnafgf4
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PROCEDURES ht- JE-gE pF EaLrCE

! 4 aHe &essiaa Rsgftiefs D. jarl Je Police
Ie cettr paretsse conyaua.e ! L. 1nasscn IL
. Ca,r &c aetse Parolsse, Lutdl, 5s 20 .!ajtIes
81, las rse1s,5r zliras.te~ farent presents
y & Williams. President. II Bergs1cn =
Whit. , :. Lennon. " >s5,es f e
Tr.sdaa Abseat--i { Wgo-s. Frame a
','oeas i !. lalna Il =. F. @esI
= LIS r.Iaate- IL Il aHrH,er s~sy5onaTaes etEa
taes i sa3nrosesz = Resolution anlgont~ ttt
a=.zte
Isea Ecs2Ia oas a 1ts Article IL q Sect
'oa - 1 ,uae at oaolHanEance pte:peea. me
take sIr les T"Ede1#s r caevanx sGu.cls. lie
gfe-. Z s'u ies rsofrletsiJes de eirqeee nea-
a1ss'es str- qai cav content en rs ,no.s.--
ite elaqae parsaaae eu persaHaes ~: ia
trcdI.t G Ia =a.fadalr= dams cete. fasot,,e-
les aegrea Poes 9eadfe foae@, o. echaaser.
oJ qEl saEiera les eectaves pour vcndie OF
aG=Dt d'aae ellie persoHa"-1a"x Gent r1-
as'ees= so}t = est paE & pEesea:e declare
mile 81 >eae at=as
- Resolution zulsaate IT o=Iert :. a31pta
Z - hesoas. Gae te Presiasnt Ill 81 il
f.3sSe soitaa.qfEae Dc recevo,r de< etires roaT
Eachat d q vie5se roaisar dc Coar Il des
sef4a5as ; apaazsza at e de ta5Ge 80 raPpotL
ia ,sczhaga s4ause te1e t-a
j. i etaat f#os Io.v4a=e- ie 5t:Ta a,oaeaa
lie ,#@ J. : WILLIAMS,
I, Ha4ar#os. <fse5:.e1 pses;aez
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL-P Murphy, NY: C. n
Beach Pa w Wright. NY J w CampbelI
Va Miss Gririth, Md, w Frazier, Va; q Tub,
man, Md; % NJ Bryan, do; VI Hall do: John
Page and family, Va; Mr. and Mrs Harrison do:
Mrs Conrcey and daughter, Md; L. N Hyman'
Va; Lewis, Nc g TClark, Mich; OF Ca,
bel, VA 6ianse, Pa; Hon Cahill and fam.
o. Hon MT and Hon Mrs Pugh, q; " Hi,
lary and lady; Md; b Studman, G.; c Crow
ther, Eugi A 6 Southsll, Va; Mrs Atkin.o,
do; Henry Smith and family, Pa; r y H.rry
Md; Zach Berry, do; NJ Duvall, do: G. E,.,
ham, KIT; w Brooke, Md; DIR r % HuTxt. DO.
w Harvey, NY; c Moore do John McCanIev
Va: Mrs Ross. do; Richaru Payne do: Hon
James c Jones, Tenn; Hon w Avery and fam.
Tenn; ID w Dwindle, Pa; ID NJ Leatherman, do;
w Hidell, do.
WILLARDs' HOTEL Capt Van yIiet, U 8
A; DandTidge, Va; Mr. Babcock, Mass; J M
Porter, Va; ID X u Neyin, Pa; 8 Foster and ly,
Maine; VI Fnnsion, NY; Mr.. Gordon. Md; DR..
DiIard, CsNi DR. RurchenbeTger, do; Mr. Barry.
DO Rowan, Jas A BuTding, d NJ Cooper, n
Y; Tiernan, Pa.
u. HOTEL, IL. o. sxIrH SIR Green,
MD Massolrtti, NJ Porter, @ w r Smith,
Dowsii II Harrison, B J Anderson. w r
James, W Jameson and lady, B Addison,
u va Chapman, Ohio, Mr. Wakefield,
KIRkWOOD HoUsE.-C s,ewsrt. Nd. RK
siaughter: NY; n Arenson, do; Digs, Md: n
Dudley, Mas; w Baxter ard lady, Ny: Lame.
Pringle, dc; n c Dennis, Pa, c ri Harris. Md.
w G Bender, WA. N'
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b cHUBB BROTHERS.

DKPosIIs.-Deposits received and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
sad Cities furnished to dspositors without charse
INTEREST ON DEPosIrs.-Interest will be allowed
on Deposits at such rates may be agreed upon.
Deposits Virginia and other UnoSrrent Money re.
ceved to be checked for payab in same funds or in
specie, we charging the regular Exchange;
WI be discounted and Loans made on Stocks Bonds,
ana Securities, at the market rate.
LETTERS OF CRHDIr.-I.etters Of Credit will be
United States, on Deposit Of Money or Coaterals,
And interest allowed II Money is deposited, and
charged if Conatsras, such terms may be agreed
upon.
TRAVELLING BILLS OF ExcHANsR.-Traveersw will
oa Ilrnlshed with drafts IA such sums as may be de-
sired negotlabe in the different Cties of the Union
LAND AND EvRoPK--Bills of Elk change and Letters
Of Credit on England, Ireland and Europe, furnished
Bosps sTocns SOON iam sn % s ssSur
bought in the different Cities al Commission Of az
reserve the right call for deposit Of Pr cent on
the cost. Bonds or Stocks viii be ordered BY tee-
gTarh.
CITY, and State Bonds can be placed in hands for
nesoa9uon, either IN tins country or Europe. Kali
IN I9I s Ts Bond At
marke rates. All Warrants sold by US are gwaYaW-
fssd in every respect.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished II 70
Wsnants will be forwards cd to Western Houses on
orders or sent Tor sale on commission to responsible
REAL Estate AND INsuRANcEs.- Real Estate
bought and sold, and lnsurances effected.
CONeR sss:-Claims on the United States. before the
Court OF Claims or Congress, intrusted to u.s. will 10
BY prompt sHa tff sRoTHERs
Jan n Opposite the Treasury.
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nineteen, inciusfve TIE vs., lof, ,,-.,,,.
1870 -, " -one; sections tyel
section twenty eight the West half OF seoiI0n ~ ar
" 9ne; ssetioss thirty AID thirty one; the west
thIrty three; and sections thirty four and thIrtS
hye, Of township stsAteen and townships isefss,.
Sections one. tive. three and ten 60 tifesn i,,,-
sve; the northeast quarter of section tsoasy two.
southeast quarter of section thirty four; and sec
ton thirty i've, OF township seesaissa: section.
ton nine; sections ten 20 fifteen, tneiusive; M.
northeast quarter Of section twenty -One sections
thirty -four and thirty i've, Of township e'rSf.es
sections one two. and thres the northeast quarter
Sections went, tSs 70 ven 10 hesn' lnSSys
and sections thirty -four and thirty Eve Of TOWNSHIP
ninstssn; and townships and ttrsnfy Of
Lands appropriated by Law for the use Of schools.
MalI.ay. s1o other purposes, tosetheI with those
swamp ano Overnowed lands, made thereby unit
Tor caityatIon any. granted To- the state Ivy the
act entitled An act TO enable the State OF Arkansas
their limits" approved September q, Is5c will be
excluded from the saes.
No "missrai iaads" or tracts containing mineral
deposits are 10 he offered at the pnbso sales. such
,giHsre! lands bsiAg eSprsssig ,Lc,pfsd and ar
ments Of the act OF Congress approved Sd March.
iSS, emitted An act 20 provide for the survey Of
the pubic ianos IN CaIfornla, the gran.Ing of pre-
emnRtlon rights therein, and for other purposes"
Inc Offering Of the above lands will be Commenced
in which they sTs advertised. until the ~soe s6sl
have been offered, and the sales thus closed but 90
sale shal be kept open longer than two " seks and
no private entry of any Of the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Gwen under my hand, ri the city Of Wnshington
this sixteenth day of September, ammo DosIni one
thousand eight hundred . I'd fftysev
,, JAMES BUCHANAN.
TEos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofioe.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANT
Every person en- tiled TO the right OF pre- empton
u anv OF he lands within the townships and parts
OF townships above enumerated required to estab-
sh the same To he satisfaction of the REGISTER and
Recevcr OF The proper land Office, and naaks pag-
meht fh.fsJOr as sosR as practicable dCsT sssGas
thfS HOfIee, and before the day appointed for the
comme ncsment Of the puUlic sale OF the lands en-
bracInE the tract claimed; Otherwise such clam VIII
be forfeited. THOS. A HFNDRICH
Commissioner Of the G eneral Land Office.
sc ls-laW5m
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EVENING STAR.
HE SLEEPS.

He sleeps this rainy night
Beneath the soaking sod; - ,--
Dreamless, and cold. and white, -- f... .
The brow where sat light
RADIANT Of God.
He sleeps! chilly sleep!
Not thus he thought to rest;
w hile my vigils keep,
He would have dreamed 50 deep
On my breast.
He had whispered fondly mine"
-, In the ear of her VINO weeps;
De had said. my life 10 thine;
Take lt-thou oanst refine
The gold IL keeps"
We had sat. in the Summers weather,
where the wOodbine clings:
we had watched the stars together.
And the moonllt clouds white feathsr
And slivery wings. -
We had watched the morning star
Hide IN the eastern sky,
Ard We thought In a world afar,
Aner glorious war,
Thus he md 1.
We had mark ed a noble way,
High. and dizzy, and steep;
Mewould travel day BY day, .....
I'LL We both were old and gray;
But now | weep!
Well, will kneel and pray,
vii! bless the God " no gave,
And the GSd who Iskes away,
Who can raise that precious clay
From the grave. IT.
lNsic York Tri6Ens.
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TdE PACIFIC NAIk STEAMSHIP COM

Oneof the Steamships of this Company, carry Ing
the United States Mails for AGA PUI.O. <0fsS<
CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, leaves6IEEN
ranaina twice each month. the ARR -ss2E11<zEzA
val OF the United States Mail 8 :. Company q steam
ers, which leave New Orleans and New York regu-
larry on 9Th and goth OF each month with the mails
and passengers connecting via PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and ap-
and safety.
The Panama Railroad al miles long is now COM
pleted from ocean to ocean, and is crossed In or
aous me baggage oi passcnsersi is check d in New
YORK through to San Francisco and Easaeng ers are
embarked at Panama by steamer at the COMPANY 9
expense. The money paid In New York covers al
expenses of the trip.
Ressrve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
san Francisco, to prevent detention IN case of acci-
dent, so that the route entirely rsiabIs-no fail
ure having occurred in eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar
rive at AspinwaI.
Conductors 20 through by each steamer, and take
charge of women and children without other proteo-
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply q,
the agency, In West street, New York to
/. w. RAYMOND,-or to
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS Il CO..
bau C.L. BARTLETT. 30 so. 85lsan''- o.
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TINTED STATES MAIL.
VIRGINIA.
posr OFFIcE DKPaPTn

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Nov. 10. 1857.
Proposals Tor carrying the mails Of the United
states from LIST Febuary laS8. 10 Sth June 1889 on
the following route m the State of VIRGINIA.. viii De
received at the contract Office ofthis department
until p IN. of the 18th day Of January neSt, 10 be
deoded on the following day:
$50 From Charlottesville, by North Garden Coves-
vile. Oek Lawn, LovIngton, Roses Mus,
Dew SaSgow, Amherst Court house. ard
Cool w ell, Ia Iynchru-g, 10 miles and hack
SIX times week. a. four horse coaches
Leave Charlottesville daily, ex capt Sunday, a.
SPIN;
Arrive at l., nchburg nrxt day by 81, ana;
Leave Lynchburg daily, except Sunday, al )
I'm:
Arrive at Charlottesville by n pm;
Proposals containing different schedule 81
also be considered.
or iOrins OF proposal. guarantee, and certificate:
also, INSTRUCTIONS and requirements to he embraced
IA the contracts, see advertisements Of Jan 10 Hy
FEBRUARY .. ls56l and FEBRUARY 2 1857. or either al
them, Ia pamphlet form, al al the principal cost vi
fees. AARON X HRONN
hZl-laW4W Postmakfer lieueTRl.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
.'FORALL PARTS OFTHE WEST.
49, M ~ s.se 49,


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ing connecting limos at the West has required
TIRE revision OF the running arrangements this road
sfiHfsf DA fn2 a TRASS vii BE- rune
G.s
from Camden STATION, Baltimore, al Am II except
S S.snss ssGBs e way stations and arrives at Cum
ssS99pd-Ihs MAIL TRAIN starts SUNDAY *;
A. H. coSnectnE at A Benwo"d With Csnt4sl Ohio
trains for Columbus. CINCINNATI. Indianapolis Lou
10 and At
Glsvsland Road, and also at Petersburg with Ma
rTHiTdE.!9s ST; LOUIS and CINCINNATI
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily At 6.e5 p. NJ, CON.
1om st WITH IRAN;
houI. from Bstinois and IS hours from from Washing
at Grafton with ears BY Parkersburg and Marietta
roads for Chloothe. Cincinnati, etc: These tram.
Louis, and at Cincinnati with the Great Ohio and
Mis5issIppI Express for Loulsvilis, Cairo and st.
Baltimore. BY this tram the time to all the central
and southern places In the West much less, whle
the shortest Of other routes From the West these
GWne al Ts eeua sose sgd ar
IL Baggage checked through to all points.
THROUGH TICKETS sold at lowest rates al
Camden STATION S. and q MsshlnstcH; b; g:
cie,c tbs entire road by Daylight, by taking morn
lng trains, and lying over at Cumberland or Oak
land, and resumng next morning by Wheeling 40
COMMUNICATION train. leaving Cumberland at and
Oakland q: 1850.
FOR WAY PASSENGER
The Cumberland Accommodation Tram at AM,
VIII stop at all Stations east Of Cumberland, and the
Wheeling Accommodation at all Stations beyond
Cumberland going West. Eastwardly, the Mail
Train leaves WheeIBg at $50 A. NJ, and Accummo-
dation leaves Cumberland at 8, reaching Baltimore
at 80 p. nj.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between Grafton and Parkersburg, way
passengers will take the Express westwardly and
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at P. d.,
stopPing 1t way stations. Leaves Frederick at 9,lS
A: NJ, arrivlng at BALTIMORE IL noon.
The ELI.lCOrTS MILL TRAIN leaves at s. q
A. NJ, and SIS P. M. Leaves Elicott's Mills st :
A. M. and r. M, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave BALTIMORE for Washington at 4.l5 and s.l5
Al NJ, snd5 l5 7. M. On Sundays at l.f5 A. M.
Leave Washing ton for Baltimore at 6 and s.se A.
NJ. and and so p. NJ. On Sundays at IA. NJ, and
The fIst aad fourth train. from Baltimore, and the
sesOnd and fourth trains from Washington, will be
Junction and Annapolis Junction.
Inc Sl5 and Is trains from Baltimore and the 50
ana ~ tains from Washington connect with the
trims from Annapolis.
For tickets, information, fare, &c., apply to j. r.
ENC LAND, Agent, az the Ticket once, Camden
~ ls-u Master OF TRANSPORTATION. Baltimore.
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GOODS FOR VIRGINIA BANK NOTES.

R. H. MILLER, son 4 CO., will sell all
QUEENS WARE, GAS FIXTURES.
del re, at their usual regular low prices, ~
WIN a Discount OF five per cent. for cash as w
isretofore, aud receive in payments notes of ally If
the Nlrxit.la Banks Except the Bank OF Kanaawa)
az par. Any aud Al debts due them, can he paid IN
ths same currency, with thanks to such of their
debtors as choose to avail Themselves Of this prom
ostIon. ' '''V
Alexandra. Sept. -, 1857. .s8-tf
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limited STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINE
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR EIGHT YEARS yol
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANA A RAILROAD.

Rssslay Sailing Days, Sta + 9Oth Of saek ssostA
CANTONESE many frauds and imposi- <ann>
tons of various kinds have been lately 6EE&N
Agent for passage by the u 3. Mail Line, via Pana-
ma. in the city OF New York. feels u his duty tC
that, TO AVON IMPOSITION, they must he careful tC
lind the true office of the Steamships of the u. 8
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad, as no other Off ce
IN New York 10 authorized to engage passage
The Companies have only one Office in New York
which 10 at IN West street, of Warren street
fronting On the North River, at the head of the Com
HI Observe my 4ign over the door.
,.n Nv. RAYhoNR, AsspsaA