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3,2290 prizes, amounting to s2ot,U
Whole Tickrts Slu--IJalyes s5-Ousr,ers 80 20

3,290 prizes, amounting 10 s2ol,Uo'
Whole Tickets slo-lIalves s5-Quarters 81 ~.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from 10 ~ 900, corresponding with these
numbers on the tickets printed separate slips of paper,
are cncircled with email tin tubes and placed in
wheel. The first pig prizes similarly printed and rncir
cled. placed in another wheel.
The wheels then revolved, and number is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers and at the time prize
is drawn from the other wheel. The humber aud prize
drawn out are opened and exhibited the audience and
registered By the Commissioners the prize being placed
against the number drawn This operation is repeated
until all the prizra are drawn ont.
APPROXIMATIONS PE!zEs.-The two preceding and The
two eedug numbers To those drawing the hrs; II
prizes will be entitled the Il Approximation Prizes,
cordn. 20 ,hr schcnc.
The MOO plies $50 will he determined by the sat c
the nuiGbcr tina, Grawsthe $50 000 prize For
Pile il the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with
No J. then nl the Tickets where rhe number ends in ]
will be entitled To go. II the number Gods with No ,
then all the tickets where the number ends in will be
titled 10 $40, and 50 to-
Certificates of Packages will be cold at the following.
rates, which Is :iir risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets Sac
f1A
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AND PiASO-FORYE ir4RE-HtJOu
GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND VA
ylNHE undess.sncd 30 cplr ngen, IN mi. ...1-.,
s c:ty tor the -nl- Of the r..hr,r'I s,sss
NUNS cLARh's fiANO FoRTES 4 =
The Instruments Fave received IN. uuou,I;u = 4 ]
ed approval oi the greatest Pianist. IN ih ro,,- ~
good aud well established mHkerr 49, '"''c'
Z. II. Tuyior keeps con,iaotI; on hand nm ,.o-,, -,
the he:' MueSai and Musical Mrrchaud;z in
gcne al, cons!stnS of Pelnutats superior MEiUDEGXs
OF -, . hhd "or'nVcs with single and double recds
Martins unrivallcd GUITARS ''''''
Tsy!ors approved FLuTES-uhc Flutes arc M, ,u,.
passed.) NV "'' eur
Acc"rdrons Claronrts rlucs ife. F!sseoIcs C,,sr0
Viuln-, Rarjos, Bridge, PEGS, &c 20 '''''''s
Tuin" FORKS a"' Pipes, Mouth Pieces for ,.lo,ope,,
ana BRASS Instruments. " '''0'''''
iiHn Stools ant best quality Gutter and Violin S,ripy,
IN 'n" aI,cie In tie Music line may be had a,
tns s, e'I npl'.nic:' 81 'h''' reasonable prices
The largest and fG"nt p-aul tu men: r
new ana shnohfo SHre Nus:c 10 b.. found IN this slate.
4 ,inerni nl-eohit iHfc to Teachers and 7caunl.
F"no- aned ana let 10 lire Old Pianos in TX
C'''uEc Ioi INV oH'S p II TAYIGp
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THE CELEBRATED FOUR MILE RACE


WILL stand the ensuing u; Inv stu.
w BILE, eight miles from the city OF Rich ~
rnond, Va in the county Of Chesterfield, and ~
within five miles Of the Broad Rock Race -LA.A
Course immediately the Goodc Bridge kupd II. $40
the season and $40 the insurance. with 81 the Groom
for each Any person putting BY the insurance, for
ies the same by parting with the before ascer
tanned whether she be ia foa Mares will be fed forty
per day. and great care will be taken to
All charge. must be paid before the mares are taken
AWAY
Tie season will commence the 10Th day OF February
aud expire the LIST day of July, 1851.
PEDIGREE Red Eye was by Boston, out OF Lucy
Long, who by imported Pram out OF Polly frsnSin
who was by Shakespeare, who was by VirSin"n NJ by
Sir Archie and his dam by Shepandoah aud he by Po;o'
Polly Frankins dam BY Potomac. and he 1oy
Old Diamed, her grand dam by Bedfori, Z. g. dam oy
Widair, dam by Shark, e g. 6. dam 6y otheii1
DEsCklrTloN.-Red Eye is a beautiful bay with
black main and TAIL dark legs, except little white on his
Pasterns behind u sixteen hands high OF superior ac
tom hne BONE and back and loin inferior to any
horse whatever, combining great beauty and symmetry
of FORM
For an account of his performances, The Turf, from
the Spring of 1919 to the Full Of 1854 see hand.bs
March l6-cwtstJuly JOHN BELCUER.
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CARRIAGES U,NiiTA,:Es,

CARRIAGES CiEitIAt:ES
'HNHE subscriber hga on nnnd Il his CDaCh ~sd,H -
n making establishments. Easla AIlcv 49,
bewecn 1871 and Eth streets the CuIunbInn luI,
to"ch"s, Ehhi:otr's. Rnr"uc!rs. Bu.:rs VITA md n
on tops, and Sulkcs al uf HI, I.k. best m-,c
r:r!s aud Workmanship all OF which will bc said u, m,
sti EcAsohh.c prices to hut tho Tines and respect
yiui hsK call iro ;hOI" III 81 icc la IN,
carriage ine as Twill !nh Older sny article as ow
rs can be made in The clyoi Richmond In. same kind
All new work warranted
May -rSliu MiCiJAU MAN(iT-N
SA ASiED FIVE HUNDRED YUUNG mhN
~ FOR THE UNITED STATES MOUNTED ss,i$
SERVICE. 10 serve in 3usaS Eebrsssa Calilor yas2
mia, Texas aud New Mcxic, sL1
Pay from zig 80 per month. Horses. arcnu.rc
meats cot!'is, food and medical Attendance, turni-ic.
free OF charge.
For further information apply at the Rendezvous
Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall, Richmond
Va BEVERLY IT, ROBERTSON
lot Lieutenant ~ Dragons
April 2-3rn Rccri,irg { hicer
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31s6 Prizes amounting 10 :2ihs'o
Whole Tickets $40 Halves S.; Quarters 81 'o
Bank notes of sound banks taken At par.
Checks ON New York emitted tor Price.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates o' rack
| ages 0! Tickets 10 :,
Macon or Savannah, tia
fRaPcrsons holding Prize Tickets oi J +. Winter
| Manager, will scnd ;Eem to ior payment.
April Il
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ertifcatc Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets
10 Quarter
" " 10 Eighth

Enclose The money address for the Tckts
cd receipt of which they will be forwarded nv frs,
mail Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure
they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and PRICE will he sent u
purchasers Immediately after the driving.
ssPurchascrs will please write their signatures plgn
and give their Post.Oihcc, County and Suite
fsRemrmb.r thnt every prize is drawn and pnyaul.
In full without deduction.
i-All Prizes Of 81 900 md under, paid immediately
after the drawing-Other Prizes the usual time of Thirty
days.
All communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Address ordero Tickets Certificate. of Pscknrrs
Of Tickets. to 5 SWAN 81 co. Atlanta Ga
Or 5. SWAN. MnntgnInrrr ia
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Hi3UGUS
RNHE FOLLOWING numi,trs of-,N
= rLOuGti4 ana PLoUGu Nn
CASTINGS: always on hand: N%2
M:nor Horton Nos IL, Isl, l9, sssssSaes5sxl,p
l9j, 70 81 ana -.
Mayher & e." ana Lonn Moore Of same uun,bsr. In
GLIDING lOi, at, IL, l3t lnd H. ''
Wiley, do"Li. point, 3, i,5,, 81, IL. 81 IL
Livingston county, Nos ~. ) md 1, right hani
No. 1, s. e. left hnnd
Wilson sntherS Improved Livingston, Nos 9 q,
I, TOR right and LEFT hand for wrought points
2i"Gorm'rk, Noe b, . 60, TO- IL, wrought point.
prn'',y ;, :; w. No. -, o WI isshi sand 10 cn.t
vcral sizes, ana horsc ' g
March y WN p.INEp any I. ~
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND
SAVANNAH LOTTERY,
ON THE RdVASd PLAN OF S!NGLE HYMBEH
ANDERSON A. SON

ANDERSON 81 SON,
MANAGERS.
SUCCESSOR TO J. +. WINTER, MANAG'.R.
Prizes Payable WIthnut Deduction
CAPITAL PRIZE $UU,UUO.
Jasper COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
~ BYdUTHORITI OFTgIE STATE OFGEOfG'h
CLASS "
Draws May 18th, 1857, ST. Andrews Hail. savanna:
Georgia, under the superntrn lencc oil w. H. ~
mons Esd and NJ prput;.s ESQ
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fhhM't -h SaUDLERY HUUSE.
FENht suhscr:oer having ut Mechanics In. %
u .ii,lta ls"6l oi;a!nef first class Diplo kSsEGA
ca E1A/ma On Plain and Ornamental sal 8%ESA
If299aeSplE s, thinks h. can phase Ill .ho q
favor hl;m with ieir pntrunnsc H. also kceus in ron.
n'xion with hi Saddl-ry and Harness hI,ar.. LIGHT
tAIhi"nES. ali u! WHICH lie invites those In want To
examine before purchas ne e!..wh.rr n. .,r. rn'a.s
anly low Tor Cash This being his motto ne respectfully
dc.ir"s that one and all viii remember to cnl ON him
Charles Hotel. John ~ nESyiS 49,
Wno'sfe and rcthil dealer in ana Manufacturer of sl
Carriages, Harness aud Suldles of every grade and
inc. 'f - MS
iGaRepHiring done q. low yrices
20 oia w",k taken in exchange Tor new.
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Executive COMMITTEE y. AMI . i. K. g..
f,.-
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A snr rmEHN uN.:AN IN TME NORTH.

lNHE unier.nei has determined to establish weekly
journal IN Psilptcphit 10 be entitled the
SOUTHERN MONITOR.
vii be conducted on the plan Of his memorial 10 the
l:;le'1 Convention, published in the March number
! 10 Bow Review
he SOUTHERN MONITOR vii! defend the dacision
n?aon Of tne supreme Gour OF the United Stste- in
FaeD % >cI case; sni il will advocate the Constitution
IA u"'n n '"rms and scpulntions agreed to by
areil;t"rs !: will support the Democracy, the only
7' iar'j 10" N oXisrnce and it will no, DC section
n III: Slua"rn Tor else but in the South i'd
Pc Constitutional aud Union party unequvocal!y in the
'c'iitncy s MISSION will TO combat Eiack kepubli.
'hi'i AM 10 r"pe ass1u'ts Southern rights and
fo1a"h ins'iiuGns And that 1t may he effective the
'F=:filn OF southern men, and friends OF the South
a-'e'ef 'ner may dwe! is earnestly invoked.
'nr SOU IHERN MONITOR will likewise be Litera
AMI Family N.ws?ap.r; and contributions and
'"ce rom the pens OF the writers Of the South and
ne' aan m4y b. Interested in the cause respect.
'o1'iei |, will he shee, e large size and hand
Ae.? W.ned on new type. TIE fret number will be
d N Tie Skin day OF June and i: will be published
s't'; every Saturday afterwards Al, who desire to
'+1-- TIE enterprise requested transmit their
n''' ".hor. !elay, 10 the Editor. The undersigned
n. ~ perm'ssion Ia James Lyons Esq, President
'1r southern Convention
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
.'py pc' annum ..S2 90 in advance
zee co?iss one copy for three
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DUyAL & NORTON'S


JUSTLY Celebrated HORSE TONIC,
NOR improving the condition OF horses in general re.
evng bots and worrns. hide bound ana suricit, and
giving them appetite aud glossy of hgr-s certain
cure for d!stemper Warranted TO contain no arsenic.
Messrs DUvAL & NoRToS-Gentlemen: TAKE pleasure
In saying you, that las winter Induced to try
bo,,l OF your Horse Tonic my mules and found that
il up fully what it had been recommended. For
giving appetite and improvement 10 the animals gene
rally. it certainly exceeds any thing of the kind have
called the attention Of several gentlemen 10
the fact the time who have since tried II and will WI
lingly subscribe TO the came.
P C. KIMBROUGH. Deputy Sergeant.
RIcHMoSD, Oct. :, 1885,
DIsTRMPER CURED IN ONE WEEK.
Messrs DuvAl 4 Observation-Disclosures This il to Ger
,y tina, my hiss been completely cured OF that nor
rid and o;t-nties fal dioease. dstemper BY the timely
use of your es,ilnahe medicine for horses called
Duval & Nortuns Horse Tonic and most cheertuly
commend every owner dealer in horses and mules
Very respectfully l.. H. DANCE.
RICHMOND, Oct. I, 1856.
For safe by DUFAl. 4 NORTON.
Manufacturers, corner of 10Th and Main s,s,
Nav 10 Richmond va.
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FOR sALE or EXCHANGE FOR REAL

q
"A GOOD STEAM FLOUR MILL, with four run *,
"A OF stones This MIL on a naveable river in Eli;
estern Virginia. well situaed tor obtaining grain as
and coal was ln;cy built is in fine running order end
does good business I'D health alone is the reason Tor
selling. For further PARTICULAR enquire of
THOMAS BLACKBOARD
May S-ctW' Parkrtshurg. Wood COUNTY Va
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EXCURSION TO JAMESTOWN.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS THREE DOLLARS ONLY.
'HNlE subscriber having chartered ther ~l-,,
Il commodous steamer MARYLAND, s-sTA;s4kase
10 prepared furnish convey ancc ind fare
on the aston OF the celebration Jamestown, during
the coming week
The trips OF the MARYLAND will be down on the even.
ngs of MONDAY and TUESDAY. llth aud 18th inst.
Returning, she will leave the wharf ut jamestown on
the evenings of WEDNEspAT and FRIDAY, li:h and 18th
inst
Fare for the round trip s3-oue way only. 81 Meals
and state rooms
For further information, apply a; the "onr Iiouse.'
May S--d4t CHARLES &. THOMPSON
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PERUVIAN, MEXICAN AND COLOMBIAN
GthNO, RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
ETC.
y H: suhscribers have In store and continue 10
receive, best Peruvian Gugno Baltimore i,.prc.
ton also, best white aud brown A a Mexican and CO.
omblan GI"no, and Rhodes Super Phosphate NJ Lime
winch Is - id"Dtly recommended valuable fcr.il
All ct whi;h is offered for sale in any quantity, by
March 2i-2m SCHAER. KOIIf'E T. r'6
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nv WO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDR 4 ID
d AGENTS WANTED IN VIRGINIA TO &C, a. agents
in easy and honorable business which, any person
OF ordinary capacity actually make from Is to 100
month business light, eHsy aud all done az home
For further particulars, enclose post stamp aud nd
dress, AMER e. CO,
South Kingston, Rockingham county,
Nav 5-cwln New fIsnrshiro
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Personal Intelligence.


Right Rev Bishop Kpp, Of California; Augustus Schell,
Eq OF New York city Rev. ~ A. okeron, OF Virginia;
Se Jsrssv UNI HI Jobo po,ls S S. yora san Am
son White, Hon. O. C. Morris ID lady, OF Pennsy vauia;
judge Buchanan and m Morris, posmass' Of Baltimore,
Nd, are in Washington.
ARRIVALS.
From shssghae IL ship RomsIce Of me sss-Morrs porr
and invalid sesnen sent nome from he ship
from Calcutta in ship william cbamb,rlsin--Rev Jack.
y Brown Ls'ia Brown Jessie srovu Juia Brown, ar
thur brown Ambrose Brown q Manchester, Frank VII
From ardr6ssan in ship Ksamaroo-Nr Jones and lady
ard sca Mm se sg and ,ap iAD'
FROM ON AniwsrU u ship d Scr. n,on-J E.ohbsrs
FROM nssAnzas thip Sea Ia0n-John Jones Geo Dsch.
Geo Trull, q m l. Q ,srnnL A shear-r Nv Yong.
rrom Cieufuesos in shp EneNasisr- mschsde Herbert
Prom Por Prime, bark Clara wlnd.or-senOr LUCE
Prom kingston ia IN brig Black hawk-Geo Fulford Lady
Fr m Nassau, sP in brig Aima-o CoOs p Jenkins Dr
sweenng CAP, sTsnre ana ady Mr.. Iu,.le two chill
Prom saansss IN ssir ailer1B / Sevoda, III
sclOw, J N ReS ThOs GARRISON, AipsOOse Fililsi
For ,~rpoo n the steamship A-is-Nr and Mr.. murray;
smith four children nurse MI ara M. Joan scet "
Rob- b kSoS ST. ~ co wsr ". sSS So
E sss so r'I NJ I'D Seller and aa' ami
ssi ssSs sr M 'sss
sa a d & Ssr ~ k snron nSs ssa
DE- Cgnccso two chilifrr aid nurse. SPAN Ferguson
" and Mr., Al.,snas. AZ chlld Ssw York ID Jacsson
Pa N % Io5 rS 4; az. My N.Y. 1cf ss
Iran three Msscs iilh an mao, ard Master W giilan
ROB, Rse tpr 'H ss% YORK. ;1' GsOe s'Hs
efsgdln. >. rhuf smrns scas isos, Orleans;
Schultz Por au .rince, s!ssingsr New YORK; Ware
ieaas, SY;awh Psadocs yggsers, D. vn,ou, ~;
1G 90 ss S, nUe a. SrsFs2 p.r PM
Va 0rsnge 90. Conl9.tslos \. =. Norwood ss,sn
s s4 T DsI iowa sS SS ESss gas
Ihos passsvant tnesrsr, Mobile; " smith B,own,
sosop ss wd EsYn ohssr wS ssS do fn9 an
sso fs sI5sT WI bs,sm sT.s erd.a &c.
ber 10 Arguain Iiayans; ,gudn ga wary, DO;
VIM Birnsy WIN N Ead1ssir, Louis n Lenlhsm, y; T
T; John John 1 harvard NY 30. Ts@piesiu incss' I'm
Knl mo o i' Walker Psf1 H@nPs
90; Ino sor'laod %; gureny hssags g Wedsr do, :
kYI Crawford do Mrs johnson and three oedrtn io v
For london and bremen in the steamship Queen Of the
south.-sessrs $ Orchard, y, John Brown, Renhard
Walker Collins Guierres and lady and friend Haw
wehIrr TODD soTft;s kbS scrs Iarse Rro,cr,
GER ny; Mr. BaTihol.mey sss BrsRe Y; Z Ns8ey y,
a 1SS Miss BROW u sn ksrsfs NV NJ p WcS5 s y
ss,e nis ,@o children and aS KaS s cross Nm
Merkoh bernard sutton, rr 1uoyst Nc Short louis Inhon
eS ION R ss% syte saepen Rev wall W. R
ane lady Mr. ylhct and lady Mrs Whitman aud friend Mcssrs
q. rsggsss stT ner,esrs Pa,is ore i,ae Herzosrr,
10Y ny; 4 Bo,h, e 4 fsss Jearse KsFgier u ssrcas'
- Smith and two Ladies y " I Timer fssnger, Brow,
Pan,e ID Rndducs, John Llnde snd lady. Mr Bunke',
lady four children and infant Messrs Cowsn, Hurser,
Norton, Matthew Byo; Harenberger. Tosl l2s s. in
the s'eersge
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3D.. s .n ssss .. & bound s
snSsd nsS winds nearly the w'os passage; had asss
sals r..s,ss; Gh,:s sI n.s April Is ma.s aud "a,
AN Ss.s showing white dag 9Th red plot aS
sss:'s' fH z; e. .: .
as osgrsS Ks1 Bristol days. with iron
bah EoieSes of BsihS wsmsu L-ghorn March n p.s.
"S r. Sim: s. as e 1 h
leu ron r hsGom and Was i"s 18Th lat 80 % lon IS
ss'a .%sss passed
1 q f Murray s. Gs
osna ssis n s ms.e
ssmos of Boston, sss'ord St Jago with sugar oy
Ssp,Sn oSsr n,ans rsh0 with marble
pSss B. ship En m Oh gsys. en-
III @ s:s cen '.s
April q in company with schr sshl Doane of Plymouth i7
s s ss s.y Ion 50 s''A'as'a
company with .csr i%ossns fr Orleans. The v Hs
:pssf Ss.s a::w .Ss.i;S q
Sh lat - lon s. S. spoke brig Ann PrsnIss Douglas.
sampson Rogers xa,anua. 18th inst with sugar.
schr Thomas Dennscn Story cardenas 10 days. with
sshr Emma Furnish Kendall Sierra xOrcua, sd~s. with
schr snow Flake. weaver jacksonville. days
s S.: %sss sss ss:' sry..
&c, TO Scranton Tallman.
Schr Mary Heller, Hntch'ason. Wilmington. Nc. days.
s scsr Andenred Fri,5en WI! ningIon, EC,6 days
seSr kn:sy e ozss!e1d s, %lm ling s.s eday
schr Marine. Powell, Wi mngon. NC, days
sehr 4 psRosss.,, BreSssr Wilmington No, sdsya
s1 s.t%s ssns:ss T.
schr l. johnson. Ssizar Fewbern I days.
Schr Frsncis, Beyerdge. Newheru : DAYS.
s., FS:: sa,%.S
schr sidney Z Jones Freeman Norioi, u hours.
schr nanville, Chester, Richmond, days
Schr Henry James Eldrich Norfolk days.
s sechhr 1 D JONES s shn s Virginia 2 days
ssr s sasen vn GSP vrs y5sn
Schr Charity Barrett Virginia s. xyr.
schr Barbara, tedges, virginia days
Schr 6ynepuxent hnniord. Virginia. days.
schr F more, Smith Balsnore. days.
Echr Reindeer, Kenpey. Hshisnor- DAYS
echr Peter whipple, Tong, Delaware.
gchr alexander; Law Ehzsb- hpor' fur Boston
s Sch Star Hassns Nsws,k Tor B3s'o.
schr New York, GoodseIi BOSTON, sdsy-
ecor eratton Bates, Boston for Albany.
Schr Edw ard Franklin. lincoln Wareham.
schr VINTAGE B!enson; Bsyustablc for albany;
schr Daniel webster Abe n an New London
schr Rngsold williams from wreck Of ship New Hang-
shye. lahore at Jones' Beach
Steamer Deaware, O0pes Philadelphis, % hours.
Steamer Petrol Arey PROVIDENCE
Steamer QunebanR. Hoiom Norwich
Steamer Harris Smith, New London.
SAILED
Bremen; BiarK WARRIOR svsn. and New Orleans; james
Adger Charleston Roanoke, Norfolk, &c.
Wind during the day. NNE IN Sc, and fresh
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MARITIMB INTELblGgNCB.
spv voaa-sHn
SUE prsps.............. moor morn
SUE srrs...........s.... ~ HtoB vArnn... morn
PORT NJ New York. Nav AZ. ls5z.
CLEARED

CLEARED
Steamship City o, Manchester tB Perie, fvrrpcoiIohn
steamship BLACK warrior Smith, Havana and New orleAn.
ssesmship James Adser. Turner Charlescn-spo1rd. n
steamship Roanoke Skinner Norfolk. c-Ludan Pleas
SHIP SHIP Kseo s Bfy.nS !. sIepSsa sB-wsLs' GTer
Rsrt Rapid vsr-chss, Vera crur-p A Harrou- 90
BIs y cbapIn. He-srd. se~ Ore.nsmJ " EIssi A Co
Bs Ida ID Rogers Taylor. RIO JsOeIro-underhln. Hart
Brig Loeb Iomopd French, Turks rdands-R Buck %
,csss b bassseF b AM
Rris W BAXTER BaI,er CsrdeuasCrosby, U'ocser Co.
bas fsosan tsr, Insssn' ssI%aas-x 4 %.
sses h1Srs pssr. nsA
Sem fous oonyer., furss i,isua.-racsrr iAsS,bon
Sem ss@sgS ,r f0i Kios john s-p pe sso
sSsr na,a Wns. asS pST%
sesr Helen Mar scsrr.c" rssGolgsis Hsns ~
ssSr sss ssie sser sooS Eo.,oD-psS,on A 8, rssus
schr Harriet Hannsh overion New Haven't I'd
sehr Sarah Elisabe,s, Smith New uaven-sasser
Steamer Thos sparks. Green. Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
ship Romance u me Sea Be.ry, ssanssas veb M passed
@s lon y % q .pose Ducs .sio uornes, from ssi.s for
so ssS s 81 op soang , .n ~
blp Electric bound W. ssme nlsht spoke an Az 9s,s 81
lon 70 v spoke NJ ship ssshslIen 9, d.y. fru Rspeoon
r london. The Of he hss experienced light winds the
E@sfsa Ise Cornish Lys,goS Ag g0i y an 90 d''
g.ssssr. ss !, e r. 1sG: s
Esst q snuctei ship Troy and several o'her ships
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sdss an. 10 B,ssssess sss 20 cr sonSs " az
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-28

ka IsPoRTaE1 LEgAL DsCisiov IN Rvg.pp TO
CttHcI PRoPrpTY in The year 1851 the trus,,.os az :,
refers Society in Rochester brought suit against Iohr
rn,on Bishop Of Bufiao, and others N recover Their
church property then held Ia Zee by The Bishop ~ No
forty days we're occupied in taking before the 70
fae rs 20 the spiritual and legal powers Of the Catholic
clergy ard the force n the canons n the church was
Sen argued before Justice Seden Of the supreme Court
fusoa Seden decided all the prints IN favor Of
ire plaintiff new argument was had 10 June, 1866 Dc
fore Justice wees who has Just de ded in favor Of -
plaintiffs throughout thus the trustees hold tho tempo
rABues Of Tie church by law, and against The csnons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-28

Right Rev Bishop kipp, Of California; Augustus BcheIl
Eq, Of New York city; Rev. n. A. okeron, OF Virginia
Rev. viii am Mcclure, Of Virginia, Rev. DR.. Camp, o
New Jersey How John u. Potts " New York, Hon. ALI
White, Hon. O. C. Morris ID lady, Of Pennsy vana
judge Buchanan and r Morris, Postmaster Of Baltimore
Nd, are in Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-20
SONG OF TIE OLD FOLKS.

Ssould auld acquaintance be forgot
And never brought 10 mind
Should auld acquaintance he forgot,
And the songs o, au,d lang syne1
For autd lang syn. Wa meet tonight
For auid lang syae;
To sing the songs our father sang,
In days OF auld lang syae.
We've passed through many varied scerss,
Since youths unclouded day;
And friends. and hopes, and happy dreams,
Times hand hath swept away.
And voices that once josued with ours,
In days Of auld lang syne,
Are silent now, and blend no more
In songs of aud lang syne.
Yet ever has the light OF cong
illumei our darkest hours;
And cheercd Us on life's ,oilsoms way,
Ard genmed cur path with flSTers,
Tn sacred songs our tathers sang,
Dear Songs OF aud lang syne;
The haliowet s,ngs our fathers sang
In days Of auid lang syne.
Here We have net, here we may part,
To meet on earth no more:
And We may never sing again
The cherished songs of yore:
The sacred songs our fathers sang
In days Of aud lang sy1e;
We msy not meet 10 sing again.
The songs OF auld lang syne.
But when we've crossed :he see Of life,
And reached the hesv'nly shure,
Wen sing the songs our fathers sang,
Transcending those of yore:
We'll meet TO sing diviner ~streins.
Than those OF auld lang syus;
Immortal songs u! praise unknown
In davS OF nuld lang syIs.