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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01
Military Movements.

Tn LINDSEY BLUES, Capt Edgar A. Roberts, went On
heir annual target 10 the River House. Harlem
as, "Wednesday, where they shot for number Of yau-
able prizes This company properly ranks among our
crack military corps. They a neat uniform and
Their drill and discipline Is exceedingly credsble 10 them.
selves and their officers They are body OF Young men
associated together for social purposes and occasionally
they indulge IN military parade. They intend 10 cec-
brate the anniversary Of their organization by soree M
Nblos ON the 18th Of November next Thk viii be ons
OF the events OF the gay
TARGKr EXCURSIONS the companies that passaa
the Herald Office recently the following
The Roach or Dead Rabbit Light Guard numborrr
thirty eight muskets This company comprises nun,ho,
of the members Of the famous Dead Rabbit Club and hal
from Mulberry street and its vicinity John Dunn ia o,n
tain and W Welsh secretary of the company T1,cy 80
accompanied by Sheiton's Band ~ WV"
The Hevoort Light Guard Captain McTIaddep M
raded try I'VE muskets, and shot for thirty prizea =
The Bowcry Muskoieers, Captain McNaben. rarades
twenty eight muskets, and shot Tor twenty Gv r,ves Al
Wehawken. This y well disciplined comnanv
Inc Jeners Guard, Captain James n Uawea nurn
belhR twenty nine muskets went on their second annual
target parade aud excursion Clifton Parry staten Isand
on trlday, Oct 80. They were ACCOMPANIED by Mans.
nan band' and contended for number Of valuabi
pt1Ns' ihcI preseased aac appearance
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The Martial Law Question In baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 81, 1857.
The streets are throngod with people in the neghbor
hood of the Mayors 7e md the police stations There
are many rumors and Ell sorts Of speculations.
The Governor still adhercs to his proclamation.
The officers of the volunteer companies report thu
nearly all the men belonging them refuse to do duty
except under the orders of the Mayor Out of thirty
panies not than two hundred men consent to serve
large number OF citizens have served with notices
of enrolment but most Of them declare their in
tention to pay no attention to the order Many
democrats to-day have been heard to declare tho
whole matter farce. committee Of ten prominent
citizens are now consulting with the Governor, urging
withdrawal OF his proclamation. Two cannons were
taken out Of the armory OF the Junior Artillery last night
One was afterwards captured by the police but the other
is still missing.
The feeling against the Governor still very great ana
the Mayor and police have had great difficulty to pre-
serve the peace.
RICHMOND Va, Oct. 81, 1857.
Gov Wise has sent 900 muskets to Baltimore in com.
pance with the request OF Gov. Iignon
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, 1857.
Is due Governor Lgnon OF Maryland 10 say that the
application for the contingent of federal forces in
Baltimore, on the day of election there was made bv
committee from that city. His name was not y men
TONED IN the despatch to the Associated Press
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ing OF their cash obligations. The summary re-
needles afforded BY the law to the landlord will
render tenants careful how they get into arrears
Rents will be paid in preference to all
other debts by those who have motive for
holding to particular location. In Broadway,
for instance, where rents are most extravagant
they will be more regularly paid than in any
other part Of New York. Business men who
hope to surmount their present difficulties will
submit to any sacrifice rather than be compelled
to quit an advantageous business position This
will not, however, be the case in regard to pri-
vate dwellings The fashionable parts Of the
town will be those in which the landlord will
find the greatest number of defaults for this
simple reason that in those quarters the neoes-
sity for economy will be first felt-a necessity
which will compel great number of persons to
abandon housekeeping altogether, and take to
boarding. The same causes will operate unfa-
vorably for the interests of landlords in Brook
lyn They are, generally speaking, amongst the
first to feel any influence Of this kind, for their
tenants, as rule, are clerks employed in the
leading New York houses, and the misfortunes
which have visited their firms will throw many
of them out of employment.
The February quarter will test more accu-
rately than The present one the general solvency
Of householders. The exhaustion arising from
the recent panic will in that month have reached
its eliminating point, and real estate, like all
other interests, must then be prepared to bear
it's share of the common sufferings.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

fHlLADkLfHlA STOCK BOARD.
PinLADEIr1nA, Oct 81, 1857.
stocks unsettled Pennsylvania state SIS, So Reading
RAinroaa loa; Long Island Railroad s; Pennsylvania
49, Gu, MoBrtK, Oct. 80, 1857.
Cotton-Sales OF the week 900 bales al lO,.c A l0Kc
Ior mddng Receipts for the week 900 bales against
ZOO IN corresponding week last year stock in port
oV,vo bales, against Il Voo at this time last year
-..,. AUGUSTA, Oct 80, 1857.
Cotton actiye-Sales Of the week 100 bales at III c
l2Iso, for middling, Money is easier
49, SAVANNAH, Oct 80, 1857.
cotton-Salcs today, 90 bales at loac a I2c
80. 80 CHARLESTON, Oct 30, 1857.
.oVon- Al qualities have slightly advanced. Mid.
ding fair, l2iac.
BrrrALo, oct 31-1PM
flour u unchanged sales to-day of 900 bbls at "a az
for super Wisconsin, and 81 81 for super Canadian
wheat steady and active; sales to-day Of 81 900 bushels
az soc Tor milwaukee club, and TIC. for red Indiana
bushels At 4c freights unchangcd-I8c for wheat
" New YORK Whskey Is nrmer; sales Of 100 btds at
2Oc Imports yestcrday-12 bbs our 900 bushels
wheat, 10000 bushels corn, and $1,000 bushels oats
Exports yesterday-44,o 900 bushels wheat, and 1000
bushels corn. 49,
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Capt, W. {. shu,tlcworth, formerly Of the Marine mar
rack Brooklyn NJ r., has been ordered 10 the command
Of the Marine Barrack, Pensacola, Fla Tho captain win
proceed 10 New orleans, where he will open rcriezvous
for few weeks 70 recruh sufficient number or mo, a.
garrison said FORT when he viii take up permanent quar-
ters there.
First Lieut. j. G. Grcyson y. s. Marine Corn, has ,o,
ordered b. the command a the brooklyn Marine arract
the place q Lieut. Colonel John Iarrs M rcpnr,a
for duty yesterday, the 3ist.
Major Eaac T. Doughty, in command OF the pensaoola
fla Marine Birtaok has been ordered Ia the command
'Sf the Portsmouth Marine Iarrack
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Fires I'm Canada.

TORONTO Oct 81, 1857.
destructive fire occurred at whitby, c W, to-day,
but the telegraph Office destroyed We have been
unable to learn the particulars
Reads rectyng establishment at BclleviIle was burn
ed this morning. loss $4,000
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EInPEMEsr rRnM CANAn. Tho no...i. 1,..L..

EboPgsESr PROM CASADA.--The Detroit Tribune
states that Canadian named Richard Wilcox who
lives at Ayr, seven miles from Canada @. W. was in
that city ON the 18th ult in quest of his wife, who
elopcd some two weeks since with man named
johnson. They took with them q child about six
years old belonging TO the woman by a former hus-
band. The guilty party are on this side somewhere
and the injured husband IL anxious TO sec them more
particularly the male member OF the twain.
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There were also deaths Of apoplexy. Q OF con.
gestion Of the brain Of congestion Of the lungs,
Of dy-entery Of typhus fever. Of disease Of the
heart, Of inflammation Of the brain, OF small
pox, Of teething premature births, 26 stillborn,
and from violent causes.
The following l. a classification Of the diseases
and the number Of deaths in each class Of discae
during the week
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of Governor Walker and Secretary Stanton Us
constitutional and Legislative lawyers, there
could be no doubt of their Interpretation of
the law as applied to the enormous and brazen
faced election fraud of the aforesaid Oxford
precinct. Lawful or unlawful as their course
may have been, the action of the Cabinet there
on is simply question of life or death to the
national democratic party.
We believe that the Northern democracy
unanimously, and the conservatives of all other
parties of the North, are satisfied with the
course of Gov. Walker; we believe that the
conservatives of the South are satisfied with it;
and we believe that the action Of Gov Walker
in this Oxford precinct matter was conscien-
tiously applied to uphold the laws and the
peace of the Territory Of Kansas. Nay, more:
we believe that in his rejection of the fictitious
Oxford vote he saved the Territory of Kansas
from the impending danger Of bloody insur-
rection. But we also believe that Mr.. Bu-
chanan and his Cabinet are fully impressed with
the grave responsibility which they have as
sumed, and that their decision in reference to
Governor Walker will be satisfactory to the
honest masses Of the South, without involving
the consequences of reopening of the Kansas
agitation in the North, after the fashion of
1856. Mr.. Buchanan is just man, and will not
recognise the mere tcchnicalities and bubbles
of law as superior to the substantial claims and
ends of justice, law and order.
We await the action of the President and his
Cabinet, confident of the best results.
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Affairs I'm Texas.

-, - WILMINGTON, Oct. 81, 1857.
FROM aeAas We learn that MAYOR McCuoch denies any
completely with Ncaraguan affairs
The run upon the Galveston Bank has subsidized The
bank continued to redeem it, notes with specie but re-
fused depostors until could receive news from New Or
leans. -
The heus that the sugar crop in Brazora was be-
tween l sou and $500 hogsheads
The cotton crop in the county promises a full
average -
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WARRINGTON, Oct. 81, 1857.
BY the arrival Of the Southern mail we have detailed
from Mexico
The old rumors of the retirement of President Comoo
fort are again rife
me present government appears to be strong in ths
confidence of the people.
Senior Gorsuch, chief engineer of the Vera Cruz and
Mexico Railroad is about organize corps in the United
States.
Alvarezs success had been confirmed
Eighty bandits had been captured at Tepec and all or
them would be shot.
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News 1TOm Havana ana Key Wf00os
N0N-ARRIvAL or THK STAR OF THE WHIST At nv
vANA.
EKw ORLEANS Oct 81, 1857.
the steamship Philadelphia has arrived here with
Havana dates 70 the 18th inst
The steamship Star OF the West had not arrived 6
Havana from Aspinwal when the Philapelpha LEFT.
The Philadelphia brings 10 this port $3.50 900 in speoe
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, 1857.
The steamship Isabel, At Charleston, from Havana,
brought the mails from st. Thomas On the passage che
experienced gale which listed thirty seven hours ss
spoke the schooner Mary c. Turbe from New York sar
Texas.
The bark Cornelia from New York. arrived at Havaas
the 2sth inst
After the first Of January vessels bringing carpoes =
the island and taking away moAsses will DO compelled %
pay duties on tonnage. ..r
In Key West the general health was good the yellow
fever having entirely sbated.
The British brig Belle, before reported ashore, Is
total loss.
The fever continues 10 be fatal in Jacksonville Al tho
latest there had been Fifty deaths therc since tho
LIST of September. The Court had adjourned over day
of fasting and had been kept and streets were
entirely deserted.
The bark Clara from Havana brought sss 900 in goad
New Orleans
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Vim. Archibald the recently appointed british Consul
for New York has nominated Mr. Perrepont Edwards M
Vice Consul Mr. Edwards j. son 70 VIM Charles Id.
wards, counsel 70 the consulate and Is very popular
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CHARLESTON, Oct 81, 1857.
The United States mail steamship James Adger, Captain
Turner, from New York arrived here at four O'Clock
this motung
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ltt nativity table gives 2s9 natives of The United
State. Il e Ireland - Of Germany, 3 OF England
J each q Bei.tan. f'rancc, Poland Scotland and
,hc West indicf aQdI vo unknown
Two boys, nafRsd Mitchell and Scriven, en-.
plaled = ~. 3g7 Broadway. got into some difficulty
whIc PLYING ioeettc yesterday when Tie FORMER,
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r.. i, AUGUSTA, Oct. 81, 1857.
ncighborhood o 1855 y" S-s
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"a Is supposed, drew pistol and fred il at his COM
panon. The ball passed through the right jaw and
lodged In the LEFT jaw Of Scriven infcting an ugly
ana dangerous wound. Scriven wss taken home to
bis friends to have his wounds dressed.
The milk dealers assembled last evening at Mill
tary Hall, In the Bowery, pursuant to adjournment
TO take into consideration the propriety and expe
oiency OF raising the price Of milk from six to seven
cents per quart, 30 as to enable them to meet the
proposed increase in the rate Of railroad freight
There was much difference of opinion in regard to
the proposed increase; and as II was evident under
the circumstances, that it was impossible to obtain
anything like a unanimous vote on either side of
the question, the meeting adjourned as it
had assembled, without arriving at any settled
course of action. Some of the dealers said they
would raise the price to cents per quart while
Others said they would continue to supply the article
at the old rate Of six cents and so the matter rests
for the present. The great cause Of complaint seem
ed to be the exorbitant charge of the railroad COM
panes which it appears is double that paid on anv
other kind of freight We were informed that thew
charge hundred and fifty dollars on one car load
of milk while the rate on car load Of produce or
any other kind Of freight would not exceed sixty or
seventy dollars at the utmost
A"S 'NssS v SsN yVctcIuhy In1ue IN iOts, reached
about 500 bales, based chiefly on Upland mddlngs. At
about 1ekc., and mddlng New Orleans a, l3c small
OF OF strict good mddling Texas was reported at 13c
The stock however, was light and prices somewhat ir
regular Further shipments continued TO be made to
Liverpool at sgd. freight Flour opened irmer with
an advance Of Sc loc and in i5c per bar
rel the rise being chiefly State and Western brands
with good demand for export. Tho market however
closed less buoyant and heavy at the Improvement
Wheat was in good demand for export and sales OF
Western were freely made for export and at better
prices Chicago spring ranged from 81 81 o. Indiana
red sold at 81 TO- Tennessee white 81 So and red do at
81 30 Corn was frmer, with more doing closing at 74c
for western mixed, and some reported 75c while
about cargoes out Of order sold re Pork was more
active, with sales Of $50 25 Sugars continued
firm, with moderate sales a, full prices Coffee was steady
and quiet Freights stiff previous quotations To
Liverpool, 80 900 40 900 bushels grain were taken in
bulk and ships bags att asd with -four at IS Cd and
cheese at 27s To London oil cake taken at sos per
ton and -four at Is Cd Hayre-Coon and bone were at
1zc Rice and pot ashes at 81, and pearl do 49,
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QtnNA Q, Uct 81, 1857.
The Canadian Screw stcanship Com oany's steamer
Indian with Liverpool and london sdv ces Of the alss
inst four days later subseqsent sbs .sang Of ths
Persia now due at this port aSdas she N probably
bring important from India and the Rs echo iron
Europe Of the suspension Of the New Eas0d snks the
telegraph lines from this city to New Fork viii be held
open Sunday and every precautioo evil b
taken the delivery Of the to tho As0 cated
Press in season for publication on Monday morning..
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GUIDE P,oR TRATELERs AND OTHERS
pkII.RnAuI,IAES.
hAIbhOAD btsho' n,
RtCuMosn FpeuERICk .BtJRQ AND n

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Fo-
roxac R,iLKoap, going North, leaves twice s'ssS
lay (Suafs, rvenings except )at7 o'clock n VI
AMI u7as o'clock p. ". Tor the potomac river "neIe
4 It amer il taken for Washington. thence by han-
roa | to Baltimore, &c. ,.. ,h,. c;,r
yfsgryiA CENTRAL. going North, leaves shis cltI
,vic ,lay (snnIay evenings -xcepted,l =. octoch
A. VI and Tis d clock y. NJ, fer GoriohsNhht where
they connect with the trains Of the orange ana Alex
,Irir,a Washington Baltimore, &c.
KIr8NoSp .ND pANyLLE-Leaves kfchmonu nj
,'cl,rk A NJ and connects with the South-oide road
AZ the Junction at - O'Clock A. NJ, sundays ex-
cepte l. il. -,
he INoSp AND PErERsBURa-Leaves this city twice
avery Law (Snndays excepted) AZ 5ta o'clock A. NJ.
and ( ,clock T.. VI. An accommodation train leaves
here very Monday. "Wednesday and Friday at .
FOR NORFOLK &c.
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. Sam7 Barnes.
leave. her wharf at Rockets every Saturday, Tues
lay and Thursday mornings. at 81 q clock A. VI,
,n1 the GLEN COVE, Capt. John Davis, every Mon
bay. "Wednesday and Friday mornings, at "a O'Clock.
for Norfolk aud Portsmouth, touching at all the
regular landings on the river
FOR NEW YORK, &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish,
leaves every Tuesday evening, at O'Clock, for New
York toucsng at City Point and Norfolk TO receive
passengers &c, leaving Norfolk next morning, at
II o'clock. -
FOR PHILADELPHIA 90,
By the steamships PENNSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA
md CITY or RICHMOND. One Of these steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday, stopping at City
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and passengers
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RUNAWAY.

40 $50 REWARD The above re-
ward of fifty dollars will be paid for the appre
IA 'hcn,iun of a negro man. named JOHN, some
Nk times calling himself Nelson. if taken within
ts state and twenty five dollars il taken within thi-
city or county upon his deliver! 10 the subscriber oI
Mr. Vim. tireau0r of Richmond. The said neSr"
ran away from the factory of Mr.. VIM Greanor, on
the litl OF June last lie is man of ra aHrightl
appearance very quick in answering zen spoken
TO- il abnat 5 feet or inches high, quite slim aud
very dark in complexion. 1t is supposed he is still
lurking about this city county; and a. he ma
relations in fredericksburg and Er-cX county he ma!
be in either of these neighb0rhoods.
J. s. TRIBE, Dunnsville,
an I'm Essex county, Va.
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES.

- The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley. be-
tween Main and Cary, 18th and l4th streets near
BAROUCHES, BUGGIES, with and without tops, and
sULKIES all of his own make, of the best materials
AID w0rkmanshiE all (which Will be sold as low ss
good work Of the kind can be in the city of Richmond
and respectfully ask call from those in want of any
article in the Carriage line, ] am determined TO
make to order and sell at the lowest prices possible,
md all work sold that is new, warranted
fe IS-gm MICAJAH MANGUM.
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PIANOS, &c.

Sr- NUNS s. CLARK'S PA
S. To- NoS.-SEyEN OCTAVE PIANOS:
TU6 p II TAILOR NI1 sI has }aT p, 1psasa
from the popular manufactory Of Messrs NUNS
CLARK whose Instruments he has been selling during
the past thirty years. to the entire satisfaction OF the
numerous purchasers. Also Pianos of Ga octaves.
together with several excellent second hand instru-
ments, which will be sold at unusually low prices.
MELODEONS, of Pelaubet's make to be obtained
at this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS, OF "a variety of patterns.
The most extensive assortment 81 MUSIC and Mu-
steal instruments in the State r. ii. TAYLOR,
lie pts Piano and Music Store. Governor street.
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NTURAC ECOAL.-NOTICE.-

N am receiving orders for the best quality of AN
THRACITE COAL To be shipped and delivered dur
ing tho present month and July. Persons ordering
their coal through me- will receive 22i0 lbs to the ton
they allowing me a commission of 10 per cent?
Those " no wish To lay in their winter supply, will
ind il greatly to their interest to purchase at this
season of the year. when coal and freightS low.
All orders enclosed to me through the Post Office or
left at the Drug Store of MPssrs. Ladley Robinson
corner of 4th and FrankIstreets. at the law of
ice of Powhatan Roberts cor of 18th and Main sts
(wherc my office is kept will be promptly attended
To- lie lO-3mi WRIT ROBERTS.
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HEALING SPRINGS.-These celebra-

HEALING SPRINGS.--These celebra-
IL ted Springs are now open for the reception OF
visitors They situated in Bath county, n miles
west Of MlborD Depot of the Virginia Central Rail
road and three miles southwest OF the Hot Sprns,
Immediately upon the Turnpike Road leading from
MillborO' Depot to the White sulphur Springs.
These waters are celebrated for their efficacy in
diseases of the skin, scToua Old ulcers, discusses OF
the kidneys, bladder and urinary organs nervous
affections, chronic darrhlea, hemoTrhords bronchi-
tis rheumatism, Dyspepsia and diseases OF the eye
ia general. Their properties are gently cathartic.
uretic daphoretic alternative and sedatlve, and are
especially applicable to the above diseases.
The Baths are exceedingly delightful, buoy ant and
Notwithstanding glow and Boitness TO the skin
not excelled by waters ia Western Virginia their
temperature being 500 Fahrenheit.
The buildings and Furniture all new and com
Portable, and sufficient to accommodate 30 persons
The propretors will spare no pains to make their
guests comfortable.
The Stages pass daily East and West, thereby fur
nishing two daily mails
- PORTER, Projectors.
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C. B. LIPSC0MB.
4 NTHRACITE COAL! Anthracite Coal :

IA The subscriber having fitted up alarge and com
lnodious coal yard on Dock between eth and 18th
streets with OF Fairbanks patent balances, fol
irons with 224O lbs the ton leach load weighed anf
not guessed At } at the very lowest market price.
OF if preferred he will sell his COAL at advance
of 10 per cent and charges; at the same time
he will Away keep on hand the hest quality and in
ytes the particular attention OF his friends AMI the
nublic generally TO give him call before purchas
ing at No "A Main street, or at his COAL yard.
Terms cash (ieI2-ts) PC. LARUS
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;. UNION STEAMSHIP CONE

UNtoN OIL EAAtSHtR tOM-
REfT5 PANY-f0R PHILADELPHIA VIA
w. AAIIstAs CITY POINT AND NORFOLK steam
E25scfrssesSer CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain z
Mitchell; steamer PENNSYLVANIA. Cart David
Teal Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain b. Rooms
One of these superior Steamers will leave RrhurTd
until further notice, every MONDAY and Thurs
DAY touching Al City Point and Norfolk e. receive
irelght and Passengers. Returning. leaving Phiia-
delphia every " EDNESDAY and SATURDAY morn.
ngs Mt 10 O'Clock.
These Steamers new in fine order increased AZ.
Communications for the comfort Of passengers having
been added as alsO more room fer freight: and
hope, by regularity, dispatch and care in pTotecHnE
goods committed to charge 20 receive All ncrtass
of patronage.
80" No transhipment by this line.
Passage through to New York and found 80 10
Do do Philadelphia. and found, ct
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found. 81
cabin, ~
Passage TO City Point and Norfolk same a. By the
River Boats.
AS- Passengers by this line can stop In Philadpi
pima two or three days and then proceed 10 New York
by the same ticket. ii. u. FUTILE, Agent,
An N RHSkgtts