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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C

once Of the =. =. Rmiiread 10.
PFfERsBURo Sept y, lr5h )
WINTER sGuEDUIE.-f---- M Eastszsse4l
w ON ard aIier wednesday the LIST ~ - sN
day Of October. the Mail and Passenger
Train Petersburg daily, Sundays excepted at y
oock A. N arrive al Burke,iie JmctioI9 al II n, aud at
IyneAbnrg Ai ! III, T. d.
Leave Lynchburg o'clock. A. NJ. Arrive at Burke
vile (JuneuonJ at IL 81. and at Petersburg al A.. NJ
q Is AILSTP
aetlt. Superintendent.
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9aon (sec Prospectus last Of cover of Harpers
Magazine for Deeenber) This Journal will be furnished by
the number month by the subscriber his Store
without the risk of losing copies sometimes whom
single numbers through the mail The first number
will be Issued the first ~ January and persons desiring
Paper for longer shorter period will please leave their
names with C. MORSE,
dee
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,s,,yrCE 4 VEEN u,sVwEEy

~. 49,
Il BALI IMOREAND RICHMOND, by steam. d.AEtI =
orS BElsNlpERE and pDCAHONTAS.-Ihc
STEAMER BELNIbERE leaves Baltimore every SATiJR
DAY AtiEKNOON for Richmond Returning, leaves III III
MpND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON fur baltimore
The Ptt'AHbNTAS leaves BALTIMORE every W Ed
NESpAh AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning, lc.ses
kltliMoND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor lalu
timnre
shippers to Baltimore hy These must hayc tloi
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week.
IlDIAM WATSON Va
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IArnuRG's No. I, AMON.ArED SUPER

II PHOSPHATE OF LlME.-Ihe attention Of Farmers
and laers respectfully called to the com
pound Tor their approaching Spring planting
The Manufacturer bcps and patrons that
they may always depend upon being supplied GENU.
me AND NIfotM ARTICLE for he constantly ,upenienas
mptron the entire profess Of nanutao iulmg pus up
=
This article has been before community
T"o OF hFe Yeas during which time il has
large number OF the most eputed Che places
ana has been trr by various Farmers every state
IN e Union with almost Perhaps ~
the best value demand
unprecedented IN the history OF Arhcu Fertilizers ard not
equalcl by Peruvian tusuu itself which II possesses
much nd, from the the ammonia so volatile
matter IN Guano in his preparation being fixed
agent only di>Sraiing Itself progressively When incorpo
rattd VITA lhc soil, this available srphate amaea
mated with soluble phosphate becomes for of
all descriptions aud is BY them readily taken up. 1t will be
iouhd quite as active IN inducing early maturity Guano,
and much hofe durable and terrifying to the soil
atil-.
As There are large number OF Phosphatcs
Tor the value OF whth would not like responsible
ta' silly request all purchasing be obtain tho
GENulNE AFlCLf which will be by my accredi.
ted agents. ali Of whom OF acknowledged resp ctabty
AMI 10 them mold self responsible character OF
my super Phosphate Apackages viii be brand
ed Consumers aud dealers will be enabled make arranpr
mens for heir supply Iuitahe agentsas
with
rMESSRS II c. HARDY & co, are my accredited am,
ole Agents tof the city of Petersburg.
c. b. DfBuRG,
Aeril'drai Cheasa and sole Proprirtoy HfliaRs6nre
1-ds . -
4 DOSE sAIT.-B.OOO bushels sbon Sul,
Loosc We will sell Al aboH half oi Salt in sacks
suitable andchoap article for stock farming purposes
June luis PEBBLES q WHITE.
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sSA.-sGI,.LA <OFsa E.-Conmcneing the iih ot June
kAz4Izzdl and during the repairs to the Aqurduct in
lynchburg, the Packet Boat for Buchanan
viii leave lynchburg Monday Wednesday, and Friday
A. NJ Returning, leave Buchanan Tuesday, THURSDAY. and
Saturday at A. Nj. aud arrive in LynchburR, ut 4. NJ
BOYD, EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
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ltso vessels are OF the first class, built expressly r his
trade and htN" superior accommodations PASSENGERS
lhty are commanded by experienced Captains well quail
hcd Tor the trade and who will spare cxcrion
mediate
They will he towed up and down the hivcr by son and
may he relied To sail promptly ertScd Merchants
gong North or ord ring goods from Bustou VIII ind
then Interest to ship by this line Is lie 1us regular line
and freight will always be taken low BY
soS and every eoIt will be made by the agents Richmond
and Boston to- give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope to succ obtaining full
share OF patronage
The vessels will lie in Richmond Dock, and
ton at Euwts Wharf
DAVID & WIN. CuRl,IE, Richmond I Anti.
ALLEN II WEITCH, boston, ~
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7vuRa.INiN 4 TEN>Es>EE

GIG So iS-...ssss.s RAIL RDAD.-NOTlCE 10 PAS.
SENGERS.On and aiierthe LIST day
of October 1856 the Passenger Trains will stop for Pas
points which there Depos except the fol
lowing, viz Class Goodies Lowrys Lisbon Gisls owens
Ianks Shhwsvillc, Montgomery Springs West of New
River Bridge Martins and Emory College and tickets will not
be sold to Clay GS and New River Bridge
pots beyond by order of the Board.
sep 10 Pm T. II. GILL. Gen Snpt
Rep
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DUANK BOOKs.-PAYNE & CHRISTIAN have
. the largest and best assortment Of Blank Book they
have had, and will sell them very low price
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> RICHMOND MONDAY LEAVE LYNcnnunG MONDAY.

r.. an rgaasss..sst1 VIRGINIA N TESNEsSEE
G2R " S10WES RAIL RoAD.-On Thursday, h q
lnih of June the Passenger Tram will
commence running to Salt Works Branch Junction
June lt'Hl l.. IL. GILL. Gen Sup't.
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k'Ch SALE, $4,000 virginia Rcyi.,ere,
Bonds $50 South Side Rail Road Bonds 10 ,rre
" ,'u'. ~, nan hoad stock PETERS, SPENCE & co
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Together with well selected Of runrs crons Soft
Shell Almonds, English anuts flbetis, Palm Nuts MacS-
roni Vnrmacen Maple sugar CurraniH Ginger
Sarnes Pickles In Jnr Brandy Peaches imported Havana
and Principe Cigars of III" best quality, Fancy and French
Confectionery of all Walking Canes Hanln rambenos
Hays Drums, Fancy Articles ToyS Plain Fanny
Candies manufactured daily of the hest material IN quantities
10 suit respectfully solicit call from city and
crs, esno charge is mad" for shpwmgtbc goods
3ts A HOW'D
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LAS FITTING AND PLUussNG-wc =,

4 LAS FITTING AND Pill MRENG-We re
~ emily cali the attention of the Public large and
Illus n Baker, Philadelphia
We arc prepared 10 do Plumbing Work of ~ kinds; such
rs alert nseis Hot Cold Shove Baths or Copper
bah h1s Wash Basins, Iron Wedgewarc We also fur.
nSh SINKS Iron or Lead Boilers Iron Copper do all
kinds OF Plumbing Work
W'nId aus" hsk attention to Galvanized Iron Pipe
n'""rht'' "ll'h mich uSodfor Water Pipe. Persons
lhe country Who wish to have Water Introduced will
ma to their advantage to call IL the subscriber
,, {, ~, -. JAS. CLELAND.
Practical Gas Filter &C. 2d door Liberty Warehouse
Main st. Lynehbug, Va. fs,p Dis
k.NbE RENT.-7 wish In ROM an, my S,o,.
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AA1CE AND LONDON MssTAKD.-50 Cases
- Lee rerrins Worcestershire Sauce 80 Cases Durham
Mustard ID and lbs for sale by
oct9 dts EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co
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mo. LuNsFORD, Grocer aud Com ~ i-sion
- MERCHANT. MAis SriufT. LYNcHBnR0, 1inving Just
returned from the Northern Cities hand aud
coving day the largest and desirable Stock Of Gro
eecs and Liquors before offered by my old
toners and the public large My stock consists In
tele usually kept In the Grocery line feel hesitation In
ing that will sell goods cheap II cheaper than
house ia Lynehbug Warrant every article that sell to give
entire satisfaction sale buy nothing but the best
My motto quick sales and small profits In every instance
All kinds country produce taken In exchange goods cash
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MEETING OF THE NEW POLICE CON
MISSION.

.~~~,.r.<,~r on IAxEs n. WHITING Az GENERAL
suyxutNywSpKNr or poLrcE-rHE rosr IL orFsR-
m To Mr.. nArsEIL, WHO DxchfSEs-RuLks AND
v-a,r, .v,oss ron rHE GOVERNMENT or The BOARD
ruw AyoRs or NEW YORK AND BRooKLYs ARE
wAox sxoFyrcIo MEMBERS or ALL COMMITTEES
HAVING urpxR coSsrDERArroS SUBJECTS hkLAriS"
TO raxrR RxsrgcT1vs cirfxs, Erc.
rba ,s- noard Of Police Commissioners held q meeting
xe.,ers.y and transacted q large amount Of business
In pur.a,.ce Of the following order, issued BY Judge
Eserte-
ordered and saIuared that ssid defendsn have
s q law bold u-e and sucy nsr sSsp soc
Tsrs q ,ss sssis Of View Yoss all the power. and
ashorrie~ pss%sinns sad DO lawfully bold and
enjoy tscsn and have no, In manner uuped he same
me Road met ct half pas, A. NJ ia the ONCE Of the
pssrc, Attorney. There were present Mcssrs Draper
novro. s,snshan, Choiwei and Nye-Mr Draper occupy
s,s ,ts chair Tue Mayors Of New York and Brookyr
vs,. moulded Of the meeting but did net attend. Mr.
~. rr,m the Committee Rules and Regulations, sp
,sn,sa q. psevloss meeting, reported series for thu
government Of the police Of the district, which
- ,sc.,ss, These rules and regulations were sub
t.r,.v e same an those at present IN force IN ne de
,.rme., 9th The exception Of the necessary alteration
a. ,,,en consistent with the new a~ IN is operano
Fhrsugboa the district
~, pxx oaored a resolution, which was sdope', We
su,ru, ne General Superintendent 70 enter mo bon
,.th the ,reoule OF the STATE Of Ne~ YORK, unue'
- ,n,ma..rS dollar with proper suretes, 20 DC ~
p~oved by the Police Commissioners iS' 'ee sn,sndsnt
nparve of bis duties; that each ri the Supe,neeo,o
ara insrors u Police be required 70 enter u'' 80 M
Mn he people OF the state Of New YORK unne. s's
nay OF three thousand dosrs uuier aieqa,e e,,t
70 b approved by tho Police Commissioners, TOT po
gui di.ch.fecscf their dutiee. -. -. .oo
Ne CtosvyuI offered a resolution, which was, g,e
~orne d,srnasco Laid on w., table, requiring the INV
C1evk ec,er iuto bonds B. mo amount OF I'VE '"'
dollars toe the faithful performance OF his duhes'
ma ranruI oypRna uIs osfica w eESERu sVrs"'
TpNnEyr rt nECrrsrs
Tn President Mr. nhNkR, who haj been delcga'eu
- Rr.r 70 tender ~ Ga5rye ". Nitsel, the pre'e
IAsf OF rOice the Once General perin,enaent o' ~
nsso?o'l.a Police district, anior the nes commisso
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corrpr or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

rHE FIRST DAY UNDER TIN NEW CITY cHARrxK-
The Special Sessions met yesterday morning. JUSTICES
Osborne and Wood presiding for the first time under the
new reor, assisted by no less than three clerks and
po.se # ocer- the Of whose faces were unknown
to our reporter. The calendar was small and the cases
were devoid Of interest Is well known by those VINO
have read the new charter that the rural members OF the
state legislature thought advisable to make change 10
the administrator of Justice in the criminal courts a this
cv ami therefore constituted the Police Justices The pre-
siding officers Of this court the duties Of which were nth
er,o discharged by the City Judge and Recorder Iney
will NEE, three times wcck-cvcry Tuesday, THURSDAY
and tho trial OF petit larceny and assaults
and battery Tho sensitive feelings Of our country friends
were greatly excited at the summary manner In when inc
prigonery were dealt with, especially since the newiy
elected City Judge RUSSELL Fl W ce cy ~,
and The various dodges Of criminals, disposed OF sixty
cases in two hour. These phianthropc and protounc
students Of the interests Of city considerce tna ns
ends OF Justice would not be subseryed unless tne pre-
salng magistrate listened 10 the pfu tales and the DO
mes,c history Of old and the eloquent state menr
on ooosed wcnchcs and thus occupy he whole Gay 60
ms through the calendar when could be more enectua
done In a couple Of hours
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reported 10 the Board that he had perssrmsd the d,
nee 70 him. but that Mr. Mate though highly atsss
ed at the compliment declined 70 accept the Office from
purely personal motives Mr. Draper read the foliuwiss
ORIG. o, 0aIn. o. Po.Icr,
DEAR SIR have essstulS and sariously considered
s w my II % . Ss ssps
constrained under prs.en. and
spec Your cSeSen servant SEo w. MArs sjsHi re-
The statement referred to having been made To Mr.
Draper was thai some time SINCE aud before he had re-
ceived the tender from tAe Commissioners he had made
arrangements for the future which would prevent him
| from complying with their request
APPOINTMENT OF JAMES AZ GENERAL suppRyv7rr.
MI BOWEN then moved that the report Of the President
be received and that James r. Whiting "bs and hereby
appointed Superintendent of the Metropol;ta Police an
trict Of the State Of New York"
The resolution was adopted without dissenting voice.
Inc following rules for the government of the Board
were then adopted upon motion of Mr.. BOWEN
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR oovERSsT OF THE BOARD
and g. ss SssE at tine s sSs shall be on rses
ss f e SsS as VIII be s c
al mse a s s o Se +. Sss . the
majority Of the Commissioners shall otherwise
os se sa i BE- s s as OF a S9;
g OF The Board and record H proceedings book kept
fore ne Board shall be takeu aud form part Of the record Of
besened BY al least three of the Commssoners aud counter
ans ps or
q and de- q @ o sss
no expendue shall be incurred In the Of the Board
saa IN
se Whrn ai, Of ne o0%% ~
Board prssie
shan be entered minutes Board and made pub.
Sec Applications for appon n. shall be entirely
Mns ana sSsed oy me party aPpyiog accSrdng 70 ne
any Of The police force must be n writing and sworn
pansni stated on Information and belief. then The
source Of sasH and The re belief shall
charges by any Of The commsoers or the general and
IN writing but such charges must be nled with the chief
Sec When charges are Gled the chief clerk shall notify
NE person complained OF to c and examine The same and
am "a The Be b.
s f & n ao order
ny % meeting Of the Board which the person
AS sss .sa
10 se CLERK r ssd q he h. S sssS
wsver and opportunity within such um. for such
furnish evidence Otherwise in support Of his complaint,
& ss al sss. Of
sent without any examination, or evidence, or trial
beard meeting
jet that Board being the sense II each
only 1e time CommissIcnsr but sense Of justice de-
% oasse Of or removal
Sec 10 Upon concas,on Of trial. iudsmen. will be
4 sensncss o. the he Board S sS. .,peu
T
VIII be In writing, duly entered the minutes kept with the
the tsso seoo sDa
cpy Oh the same served upon him BY the inspector Of the
Sec II During trials witnesses shall be examined Or
up S sn hall e. hour yi'Hu The
and
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lJassl.
mag s, Hxssv RevyMT, N uAe


BURNETT On Tuesday, MAY 5, Hxssv BvxSNT, N rhe
27th year Of his age.
I'd 10 attend funeral, this sseruooo three ovtosk,
from her late residence, No. 81 rhompsa street, wttho1
further invitation
Drsxow-on tuesday, May S. anee loos and ss~sse
Illness, MamA pvs~ow, aged % years, mosxas ssd
me relatives and friends Of the family are Respectfully
Invited TO attend the funeral, from The rcsdesce az h~
daughter, Abigail vanselso. No 100 south secood ssss,
Brooklyn a, n D., this afternoon, NJ three O'Clock
DySs.-In South Brooklyn, on hoadsy. Nay .. sre4
she,, illness, sNsAH FRsscs daus hter Of VIM H. And msu
Ana Dunn aged years and nsouths.
TAe relatives and frieads respectfully invacd k a
tend the funeral from the residence Of her Aes, No no
seae strcel Rrookyn, this afternoon NJ Arcs oc.cck.
Dearest Sarah, thou hast cft us,
And my loss we deeply fsei;
Bu, IA God thai hath bereft us--
lie can all cur sorrows heal
FpAzws-os Tuesday, May g, Mrs. Aszy v,Azxs, wdow
Of the ts George Frazer formerly OF ocrsboy couusv
mo funeral will take place from ,hs Central HapAss
cbsrch Bridge street, between Myrtle and W.
Esghsy es sesyn S sssrnss. :. ,, No.
70 attend.
Rochester and Canada pape1 pleoss copy.
oxsms.--on NoidAy, Nay 4, of droTxy, Mrs. sAsAA X,
VIE Of Ramon csrein E-a, sssd II ,cars IL mouths saa
10 days. -
from Ess, sy third street, third hose west Of sscosa
Gooo-op Tuesday, May G, a0ec painful ulne~, tAz1
Coco Of lhe parish q rempsaaAssa oouniy Corx,
HIS friends and those 81 h.s brothers. PrsEV.
are respectfully invited Ai,sa The funeral, from >fA
ros.deece, no, loi by s's'e', 'e'''' '''' S'
nal pae' s IN ~ - -..a.v x.v & a, nj, ros,ssro.
No "a Jane s,reet Capt JosS JOSIAH, aged IS years
p,e oo.os o. ne Iunef ,ss WI y. ~ Ss s
s,ies Sd scous,n pspe's 80 ~. ~. a
Ksnss.-tn Brooxlys, on TUESDAY moSnsnf. ~ y,
a,ef cas Aoa seSsre n, w. si i,ss.as ~ - -
i've @ ,ssono'"' 0'''''
year o. n~ go. a. ., III, 49,. ,....,~,.x, ,..,.x A.. "a
neirende on hs An'y ~ 's..sys 49,
tend the tsosfs no,n ~ 49, ',ssasa ~ -. -,
be celebrated. me anef% w" N~'e " oo" os~ ~
ose'y
Albany and troy pepefs psea.s sofy. -. 49,,
Ln'~su-oa ~ssdAy' sAy ~ Nv s soS 90
Eshih street, d ecnsun poe, MI JUN fl'V" LA~hs.
ased - years Ana moasas- A. 40, ~.
Tue rssases -. "a. c..s,ot re-. s h ~ ~
| -s-.s .s,sr,a,. !, to o,cscs
~. ~, r,,sdsS 10 e -. ux-u.x \, M. ,as
| NsntA-on luesoAJ, nS ,, jazz h,@hAS, Va VIC 90
yena !" ~ - $1,000, -. ,..,...e,v, ,... .,,.,,
~ u.or s.s, ~, 49,, -. ~ 1880. - 49, .
s =, y. sss~ to~. IN. ,a,a ,s,sgss ~ . sv.nsrs
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somms,.ax- On Sunday, Nay g. Mr. JON, sosR~ans
'As o trsss OF Alss ss2assSf Mr s.s Dar.
a Brookyn 10 Miss EazsnrH T. HorsoS Of tina cstT.
Drpsyr-CoosE -On Sunday, Nay 3, By Rev. Or J. A.
Roche MruIIAsJ DoDsxr, OF Csanse, N. j., 70 taASon
CooKy, Of this city
Gsou-Fovlxxros-in Brooklyn on Sunday, Apru 8
Al the Church OF the Holy Trinity, By the Rev VIM He@t
lewis. WILLIAM HENRY GHsxs, OF Engt.nd 70 Miss KAN
C,ros FoUixos, eldest daughter a Cs Robert toaisr-
ton, r. N.
English pape~s please c>py.
s,roppsR-KsxRAII---M Buffalo, 60 "Wednesday, Apru -.
BY Rev Mr. Cervi LOUIS NJ Srooosu OF Boston, 70 ~
Esnv r. KKRsL, dangtses Of George k.uasala, bq. q
fBu,faIo
Boston apers please copy.
TAuos-IHe~y,sos -0u Noaday, May s, by Rev. l. e.
Rug Mr. Rosxu TAylos " Mss Mlxs l. raonroo, an q
this, city.
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Personal Into ulgence.


Personal HnaA ngercc.
/ Gen. Scott 10 DO present ut the Inauguration OF In
statue Of Gen Warren Bunker R on the 18th OF June
Cox Thopas Fl. Benton arrived n st. Louis the ao,,
Among the attaches OF Lord Ega In his mission 10 China
aye Mr. Lawrence Olphant the ctovsy writer on Russia
who has twice visited the United Sases aud Cap Henry
.ocn formerly OF the East India service, brother o.
Mr. John Charles Loch whose name has beau couucctod
with The vacant Consulate in this city.
ARRIVALS.
sssency Mr. s sna and %o crsS 1rs. |
SISTER Miss nurse Miss So,s Ba-er and BOY
snd zss NJ es.a soq n. S:s . Sssa
SSs s'.s ;IiJ f, sss
s S issE ass ss Ss and ;srss Gseleos. Ms
% 4Sss 81 ;:s as' fSssss y; Fr s
Pood sss sss G"sGn IA Mclean Capt Go
Parker 1hos Harrison Cramsr Mr. Lorenzo. Qnssoas
ss1' sfSSGpS vi .nss Aw
as Ssn sSsn S"Su Su sasTESo
brother, Mr. 1yerman and daughter Corona Vega
; 4sSs, 5sTf - Ss 81
For Southampton and Havre In the steamship Vanderbilt
Mrs Vanderbilt! servant Hon Horace CsSs and
FS,1 a.: "a d s sas
s5%:1s F.ea sister :'s Miss E %%s Mcspoes
S Ss. nGr b s.s o. s:a., s.
Smith and lsdy smih, Philadelphis Misc Allen. New
sySr Wa csoa s sa1 sse Nj
hss1 ssf s'i s MI a ss;
S's's ss$.
s sssS FL eay HSs bas4 ea
Kew New s, s Tsesf a. a Sas
heiss and yhf%ai ssrse6 e saI Name
. Tsstspsda Resor Cuadrado Senior Don Juan %
ssiI: Ss 5ss
sane P1.S SSs %.@s Gss tSsy NJ
Ray o Cronin Q Haven Miss Be'knapp, Mistessgs
Captain William .ssr Jersey ss'S Csy WV Bar ns
A ss shS DereI 1as g
New York; K.s9r. New York Henry O D An,in. ws
Maxwell Islands, asorss si@%aads 1 as. 'S's
ssa ses Yo;4 Si's crcte s' A ss
SSss STaSd Pan Paul sS Mons No. i
ghon B:.cSs lady and child New Yors 1 %asse
M S % %os. es Rcss and
sd{ o. and servant Miss ROndssS. Master Roadsaa ~
Ferrs ssidnssr Ssssson rssas ssas nSaaass
sS ws'' ss Use ss Ss
Pipe si Dps s: s. s
n rrsR Ra Dc"s lady and servant. lSmssG Juan
@ ss cs $ss.ss'g h ss@
jos % s"s a =
I.ssns Bsmcrs Marshal Gros: :;
BumenthsI cs,!ao Alfred squire sdy and ser
want, Ctncnent; JsWktesde, TORONTO g w. w WksalA
lPbtmy. o E hsh,er, BomemA, Miss kertAs
John Robertson Mr. Montgonery Nc Hopkins Mrs sckSS
Mr. Belknsp Kezmyorsty N, Andrew Red Afrsd Rssve
Miss Colgr born. Miss Colgnborn Isaac faulknar WI
liam Kennedy ke hssay eh neane' M asaa
T,ersA, Mrs smith, Ms. L smith, Smith sn!h, Mar
GeMich, M Smith, Mr. rreyell Mrs Treye, sIses,
Ts1.s sses sa'd NJ l% Rsyss Dali.
Longshsw Mrs Longshaw, iougshaw, iongs'aw, Rev
Mr. fsnen, sullivan Mr. 0shAn Miss 0eSsn, Gsasn Mr.
Kelley HAYWARD Bennett, Flora. Mt~s flovA. M'as
Yiorr Mr. Scott Mr. Adam Mrs. Bell aud child Mr. Bel
lau
From Nsasau n r., La the schooner Sarah HanuAond-
Morse United May; Rev Richard ChsmberS WHO
daught Parry and Lady Mrs fcarsnStos Mss
Mcflur, Miss Grant Mss Csopseyonn WIN anu
saunders, and A Wiaisms
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are willing 10 their work and await the action Of
tSe s,cosbul have been deferred by threats Of per.
'" 20 IN brown, assistant master OF the road who haa
x,a 81 FN'oF man and other places above induced TIA
an 20 - wUrk there Tho burden train couductors ~
s,,s,, xsp s,ed the following agreement at Mr. Browas
suggestion - a..
- , 'FfrryasAS, April g 1857,
ss - the Esio, sand Ohio Railroad agree thai thax Wa
20 uaSer the recent rule Of the requiring them 70
receis fer sealed >osessed house ess fsa, they
hdy be,ore the Board OF "trecors remosssnce
said ruiz II after laid before the
Board alter ons think necessary 70 our safety
made thep M will quit the service.
Hartsoo, y. they, Thos Athey. W. H. .Gordod. u. w.
Buxton. Z. e. KeysN, Jos Freeiand
To-day The compan, will dispatch number Of trains,
continued threat OF aia be attempted those engaged r
be prepared taxa all the consequences ther
will bring upon them.