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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.

ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
NINA ~ -
UNs19 Train esvrs Alex and,ia daily 1t u m for Cor,
Il dons NE eonnectng h the Tram the Virginia en-.
trial for DeGm MON ID and the w EST. and with M,
Train the Manassas Gap Railroad for Woodstock and
mediate points
The daily Sunday excepted al O'Clock
y m, far RscgB NOV %. x W. - n .. x Nn. n r n .
P0 ~ and Int dstc points
Through ticket "a the Kali knad sta ion
The TRAINS l-av. Ord lille lily 10 - N and
10 Is NJ. arriving at Alexandra att y n and . A A
~ N" night train SUNDAY
s~pt5ts NlCkiIN. n ket Agent
LNOH NO fOs. II .-Thr ara.
psny .dssir,us of offering greater indie. inen,s
the shipping uf produce To Tide have. In an
II their of heats procured the Iron Steamer anu
hre" and tn spruhid Iron bar.cs Faith HOPE. aud
placed them tn. line beiw. ki hnond Noroik run
bins ~ fplowsi
Leave i,rhmond. Tuesday. and Frday- st4PM
Leave Sor.tis, Monday aud Th,ts at d A Al
Cans Btt-ft III snehbdrg aud 1.-THE. inis having freight
n riok VII Transfer lie slse LieL " III
be III the tcia.pnd Does daily 10 fecc, freight.
ShppsIs rfuix reminded
II the In, ehuoni t!iridg.f'rd Coz who will rcs.,.
and trr~ IT 'iEbt { 80 at charge.
FreRht fohfn AZ the hurst rates
For iuftbcI pa ~, nlas, sp.Iy 10
", I ANDERSON, Agent at Ly NJ hburg
W J.. COX. Agcn at itichuond.
GARRISON n MAIGSE, Agents at Norfolk
septll
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NRW CASH STORE.
A, @. l. l. w l S
wYoY Eta Alb AND RETAIL OROCEa

As taken the large aud comaedious house. on Main ST.
H formerly occupied Joseph Nowln ID door allow
Mears Sehoaaed ana 1hnrnan's Hardware store ana op
pos,te Dr. Jonn n Seavs DruG stDre -,
receiving and well selected STOCK ~ ''io
cERIEs and sTAPiE uRY GOODS, buaght exclusively for
sash hich will be s. prizes tha cannot i~ TO CAV"
satisfaction 20 ali ho may with call As de
business the cash system euira induce
ments bc cash buyers those desiring To
change for country produce .
A stock Of No PERUVIAN GUANO alway on hand.
extend particular invitation to the old eus"mcrs oi the
Arm Of Lewis formerly in the Dry Goods bns'n'r" IN
this ciiy give cali well rs the public generally
mar ~ dts A 4. LEWIS.
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ARGksT SOUTHERN
Ia PIANO MASIFAc TORY


GOLD MEDfL PREMIUM PiA.fO FORTES
WM. KNAD Il continues the manufacture aud sue Il
f;rand Square Piano for-s the odd stand, Nos l. =
and North Euiaw opposite the Ent House aud at
the new sales room. No 2O7 arket street II rin"r-
subsc Respectfully, bvgs i"ase To present
LADIES' and gentlemen the S"ntn lis sincere aekhow
cdgmenis for the bcra patronage they have uninn
~ extended - his csah hment and hr dee- III. same
time them that stimulated by thci. constantly
rreasng he has spared neither hub csp.nso
petfrt pssibir the iiarp tori.
continuation o the patronage Ut p,rsns al cultivation
aud = hprtnent.
In addition 10 the comm nda,n II tn" mosi eminent ian
ii the country ut sta that Fan al which
lis exhibition, they have uui"imy been
awarded the his h,s honnts + the several hstiiu-s
B,ing Engaged In tlr .auia,uf al Pan"s
aud hHpdrtd 81 the n"s experienced
i.rne men p,rpattd - sci Other whrissi. retail
III. bcrn WblesaI, aoIs ". th'r"ture
hni their interest I" sN" ca hri"r" purchasing
eisewhrre.
All Pianos built hav" uli iron rnm"s bong
add t'iai strength, - tthru
affecting the viii therefore staud ca
livery Instrument nfa guaranteed fnr tive
years and b, hil.d the pes
slide care /, taken !" "nsur" the s"i""' II "Ps"e caln
isicd nortasdi aHtsh ~ pleas hs
tastdi,u .d alton 10 " Inch tNrtc IL NthHn2r
- mouth. suOuld tr insitu
mel not satisfaction
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thcmsevrs together
o. OGDEN WINGflELD. for the purpose of conducting
General Commission and forw ardng business In the large
aud Building the BAsin Opposite the
Railroad ,epot aad next door below M~sSrs
Andersen Adams Co take this method IT Informing their
tr,sns public generally that they prepared
receive Produce Of every description
reasonable other House In the City They will
give their and pronsr their
bes, give satisfaction all h" may favor them with
. call. WIN ogden
WINFIELD,
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~ eel, I'd ad suPnyo i Jasuy celebrated uLD
iJhiSIoN COZ Fhi. bpI whish vii max. tac best Oil
tee 81 halt the = uihtr Pttsr taii
sa,.eI tia IN " arui,"uA. ser be-
t,u -ut, M4in l,- 10 tsl e. = BLISS 60.
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HAVING JUST RETCRNEO from thr Nor-
cities and received large stock Of new Goods .
public inv,.d to call q. suri'nsl"re whsrr they wi
variety useful and desirable articles thnt can be sold
for much less than prices have Ar agency Tor
r article of silver Plated which You can saw hiis
by purchasing Of and Ris aned ~ hest rua
iy We have also agency for Jewel which eau fur
bshvery cheap The iadie hv rd 20 call aud
stock perhaps ma, have the article want All goods
III be sold yer, cheap for cash. Bkf AN AkERS
mahu
4 tMAMPAsliNE WlNE.-1J BASKETS "Piper
u ca" IIeiisicek h.mpsgne " just received and
I II sale by LEE, JOHNSON %
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WATiR has yzed ny three 'ni.ient thchis
proven be tichcr mnea, and To contain moi 10
a water nowh -
are from thus water an EAlRACl.
scI-tifc process OF eNap"ratl"h ny winch
he hesng properties u ne alter are retained III pure ah"
which readily dssoSts Al ,ohAoh water
and Is .uluc,I.at, ~ ready Ion u,e
We hcates nOm ph. sicIdiis auh private IN
as b., can b. s.iiis aud cnrns one OF
pamphlet, Agents, }. IA iiIoMf>oN q %,
.sis, Iyu tu.i
Water ana Mass III an o'r"tui"'s ana
Diseases dyspepsia, LAYER Complaints hr"nio III
ar,h iIuausus Ulrr all al its Kindred affections all
diseases OF the Urinary Oig Ms Daocer 'ia'e On ono ILL.,
hdnaIi,., and lrralions the kidur! :, ft's sc.
the " arr, uicc3 aud ree'iS pa keu h""Ncs
ols each tor salt rtheI ny Inc ""S OF
b. tie, and ais supply oi tr MASS III sna JOKES
which al be by mai ~herc. Kept i"r sac u!
j. If. IIOMiSUNN CO, L!n hOu' K, Va,
Ban Agents III 10" m ifttor-
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y NEGROES WANTED! "a

TYNE SUBSCRIBERS WISH To PURCHASE Nj
SHOES Of either SC. se cen the ages Of zen ard thirl
for which the highest market price IN ash s DO paid A.
ply at ne auction house Of Z R. Phelps y.
sspi9 in WELLS 4 DAVIS.
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MlSCELLANEOUS
CHEAT ATTRACTION:
ARRfpAL Or a LhkGE SfOCk or
+ 4 - Y. VI a DE q l. - ii N g..

gRsH under. gncd has aud n"v otHing. STRING
II aud ST MMEk sIUCk Df EEADi MADE CLOTH
iND lie u who love scf PRAISE, all
his Stock and viii mud l,s Ciotg in style
aud rknADsbip uperior asy oter house ry.-
" To
vail .eli great ess lac paTes hs goods
10 ~, at adv antase.
NJ stock Of fIHSfSIISG good such As shirts, Col
ta- Irsyzis Gloves. Soeks 20 ket tidk aud SILK shirts
aud Iiaw Inb,l a. /, arg wei. as,ortrd
Country Merchant. ale In, t.d H.
~ Lasi, ehasp ny south ii
~. itit,uac NJ. Gt bUENiiEI aLK.
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-
JEX-YDR6 At{xtfI, lEJrs
= :" oNo AZ !. : = : AZ %.
w .criber aiitn ista selling MaNJi A,T RID T.PAr.
hpmeaf.r /, nj. sr P'pA''a u t'Ai, a, sa,h' q"
ans "a. % uroaIssy Sy
1 DID x - Al GRAND AND SQUARE
hr"ad~ay) New Yor1 Mahnfsenrrfs w,re "A. =. "''ai
s~ ,rasd the fis, Premium here when sr-7rM
pet,"n with The beat makers # bottom New
'o,k. ihiiad-iphia and B,,im'
"r,n'sion iss5
\, ,9 rrsnum "a soli Med D Tor The best Piano fo
~ tnsi f,ikr Medal i'r The best Iiano Torr
q ~ ",,'inir. trys=fi Paaa e New Y rk s56
sf-t ff.ihun "a Gold Modal bes, q ran Piano
!n' firs, Premum at III. sian. va ~ ~ I'd -
.ry su"2 az Mss ~'is Ia. h n,. 'e 4 H.
s sa a lam, ."ns,rn.i'd nh ~ M
Hhme eomoihed are warranted la three yeafs faes mod.
- y .. 90 .seIt4 d'i"
T, red IN this market both in IN. nn,x -, ~, % ever
rsbjty and sImniri,v t @ i"'. %, rs work its dn
than IL AT OF AM other MACHINE uhi. ~ -, ~, ca'ea
the finest SIX Or the hnayiea, ciah ar 'h esso gu
.hrh i, woLs !, y.ry s,.r, vi e"inr'. %" ethr' OF
evenly aid seam much ao,r Than o,din. @ ai, III
both silt he'd nIike ri,alns IN besn,y
.ri ordinary srara @ IT, until i worm sn w can
ihe.c advantages over other Ma,L,nes w, q. .n,,,
Ned. Patent SsnS aeane. " be. meet , confident nn.
4 uTiuv( ..hia TaIi,r
any othersreIiirlng a~a in their ~'rk.
H., . IL H. w. M 'u.eis wiz hnu ,,s MACHINE
,n., go ~, ~, :" ~ 'ap" an" manner ana
,an.h ..,,.. "a ~ a,"i'cs VINO require
,la,r "a ." 'n' e"no ~ 'ua'y auaI"eh I"
,a, rail- - -, as ~ "o. ."o"s" ~ ~" menus 10
In Na,bi,o i..,t 49,; 'ne " as.ub lniS sew
,. ~ III. ,ns ., a. ., sur " supe' quarry "t
an, ~ a., ~, -! "'o.' NJ "ah
s,,d. nj I,oi, =. ,, 80, - -. o"se
.c +, . r,rt an, ,s,, 1 ,hi :. e 20, many ppo'
l,ne In .ny o,hn, ... - ~ 4""'""'' 10 oe''"' 'hah
H. aJ,a, 49,, y, ~. =. ~. . m .,.< ,,.,. ~
49, ...I. y, w Iy ~ u 'c'IB'a 'iot says Nben
-, H.. 80, o"i IN" ":' ~ ' sew
- 49,, y. ~. "" Tag" '"'h'hgSahu
,y1.L a., l., ~ 80, .' W ~ uP ny :" o
am, a. t.., go, -, . ~. ~. ~"
Ir ~ ~ @ a., .on '"s ."he 'ne ahi,e mas S'ei Ia
-. -. ~ 10 on.
- 49," H.; =. u. ~, ~ ,"o "hhe' " hIs wv" % 81
or ,.nhimo 49,, 80 ~. =, ~ '"' '"e tes fV
49,. - i :" , ,' mn. nas CIV the great
90, - NJ" 'e'''"' "'''h" w o'uef '"enm + FROM
.,r.., s.o,, j. ,.,... -.,.... -.
miami a,,,n 49, ~. ',,.n ~ sen nv o"hne
;no Wari;n a. w." iva ,"ui Two nteor fatent Seq
,her, .ad III, ~, -. II. US SINCE pousht
...ls H.. 80 @ " ~ ." ,ts"' III i'ss lnrec
.,o,h.. ~ ~ ~ IN "sl" 'u'eua c'nP"te sun OF
and -, ,h =, M, ~ ~ ~" , u al" leu Ian'aoh ia Us
49,. .ai NV, ~, "'e" !" using "'h "nc season has more
"a n p " :, 49,, u' 49,. , , ,. 49,,
la ,,.Li,.. 49,, ~ "'' o"i'P y" '"" "atnS
ufer. d., M, 80, I '. w, an', Pu''as.a ''nI
,,. q, I.I ,i. 49,, ' i've h"n" JUS 'h' sowing oI
,ii ,b. , H. - H. I'll ny u.rn II ' W, ing nearly
fr i,s a.. a., ~. . '''' '"n"o'"' "e "'ehmeFA9s
~ ,.,s, .i -. h -, . =, - =. - -, - =,
49, 81, -, - 5 "'se' 40 ''y
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ring sicgA rae tins winter past Discovered bcr-e
raw the Skin I'd place large ihAn LaAd from
- 1acss rubbing The ~te II tbe thigh app-d you,
TUT ON, aud In Q DAY N he yell Ahotker
A WHICH working my dray 1,siaine unable !"
walk On exanoing his feot discovered aal Aksat two
fe head Ny driver aud the hkOts said
would Le good for nutbn drew thu maxi Tod
. lint fur OIL and hD u<k
and hosr good
also horse badly snaseed the satsidc oi
his IbArts inches
auches wide from ~hfh stif day f,nr Tnn
Gu applied brought them ou ,ntir.ss ~~und II
truly of th greatcSl ecCt Is or have
knows and have 1--we Irg iote fox srr@al l."
chs - yen think proper. Very truly,
Ro 1s.sN Dove 4 10 : n KEsSIGER
For sale by SMOTHER a WHITEHEAD
,A6np Lynrlhutg.
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GmEAT HEDrCTaoN Of. OF cMAnGE. ox

II u
u TIE CAEAL-THE HIGHEST RATE of FREIGHT
ON GENERAL. MERCHANDISE ONLY 30CTS. PEk 100
LBS-ON GROCERIES,, CROCKERY. QUEENSUIRE
DC ONLY25 CTS PER 100 LBS, which includes all ,e,
the wh,rvesa Richmond to Lyuchburg Guano
ly Q! IS per ton OF u0 lbs
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received
I ia order thu trade still the Ca
put do..ds through above low So send
goods III, quicker and cheaperI tor" ard them
8 LEE, ~ the Dock
uusl6n Richmond, Va
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~ ALE CJrrDN.-Ja.l received larry. .sl
- Of bale Cotton, Assorted uuiuher> Tor sale by
mar 5u FRANKLIN 4 BRO
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From hr j + Hb.,s fasi0 n .IarfHt CtHr'h B0s'on
liE AftE:-l have H-,d y.u PAS
my fam ani ga IT, So tn ali IL 81 IT, dis
IA - T. regulate
to, 1t III / | haNV
~ NH .cH'.N n.litri h,n NY 'rir
Yours j IlNfS-
WATSON NinMING Co, .D,t a lr.j
l't Az SIN; i s's, Smr iatharii pn practice.
an h"ith"m an rSerIi' pug ttv"," ,ean, th" sNsem
and nnrt. The f,mili II mo hn
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POSI- bffttt. II ttrl ia. ils CO. MICA Nov H. lsJ..
l'f AVN Na.f Fms tt q ct N. die ac They
E..t lsir NY "ie INC li laau ta, II. She had
's, rA ami llnin- Irunh- w II =" be doctor
- y -f1i AI"'i-o in,t usftr, Si Inca commenced
aug spar Is. "htr rtr,d , bH cSp,i ing large
LIS Il aoiu> l. be h.tt lAes airrw ards
u e" ahd nHr tvptl don "t l. 'i, - sentry. bur Of
tta,'s had It tai lpd my III hun with ~" do
- t.- wiki. thtf. a l,aiI fr II hNr to
iy''ntF dollars dc ct hs rp - uurh witl"m be-
- 'u- = entirely tvth t'"H ain, hich
: a. 'utiil good aud A.ies viii La T. u dh.te
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SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA, AuGna IT, tH
Mepsys Dove O. t-4enticmenF"r about tb' tour
years lad core right ab Of
somesnes ue painful but a much until the let ut July
last; thea quito psinul. fssered aad great
deal waf advised by ply scian and others have
out Nhnkne Cancer bought ANAL botur If your
valushse TURF OIL and appled according I. the directions
and IL well have frsns~add II 4" at h-igh
bor lady, che haA s.ulAf sore BY th" SIDE cf IL"
about TED years her the e1hc< tay she aid
mcudns very much cekeA much better than IL did whc,
shs eosmsseea uasR your TUkf Ai and should ss well.
YOU wish It. Will get k,s ccracAte tiu can part
81 this yos think pTaprr and with much xrsusc.aun
give YOU vi my tharka tn. certificate II its cAcsry
Yours. respectfully, THbhA>.J
Theabov~ 10 . vozntasy c~rtiaoat~ from stranger We
have many such those no suder cad Ard th-n
ma Its II 60
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Fey sipefns, 80. Ofnin, King. EsSi, r,itcr Fu-
=, u lH salt GsbruW

FF"W II FUTHdTHHP Vt ffNNTF N IONfN ftD
l'h AfEh loui Ia tn, A. ll.i i great
in n"irin" They haN" hjil d,u hcr #
st"- her hands nd frt thai had pt"N-i thle
yshIs Her mother had cong U.S. ati el With
h-to 's AMI ImIis GA her sAi Ia hair After
rh'' WAS cured she a I'D Ntnr P. AID TT" cured
Inn 1 ILI.E
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AsrtY GROVE Henrseo. Dec mbcr I. Isj7
MEssRs Do<S 4 Overwhelmingly nof.e psi IN
yard OF the Au In Attempting to the
fence end Of raj through lis -a'a~ snd
nearly penetrating thrvash his breaaI Ak.nx GAL
cnoaxh POUR Sstaao ta,e ut ,onT II AT
OIL ayyAss< nes.r isur dA,s he soTk
weeks he - eDsiIrt, cured $50
Respectfully yonr. JAxEsL E"E
Sold by all Druyr.ts aud Merchants throushoui lie
fet 5s
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NJ ANCFACTGkEb TOBAGt -ss-
~ .criber Aii,n Ia selling AMI AGTt RED TBPAG-
Ne" i'rk. AMI IL prepared I" sdssatrs
hPaents 10 his address. HfAKi IL DIAN,
ruaI
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sEIIPPTN0.

A U6TRALIA PIONEER LrNE-EgTABLISHED 1851
IA Carrying tbs United States mails.
A extreme clipper ship GOLDEN HORN, Coz. COM
mander, for Melbourne positively September n
medium clipper MARION Gross, COMMANDER for Sgd
ney posluvely September rs.
clipper ship ROCKLAND succeeds The Golden Horn,
for Melbourne and sails early In October
Alcilpper ship JAMES H0yEy, Robinson commander,
succeeds the Marion and sails early In October.
The Golden Horn made her last voyage eighty days.
and has elegant accommodations for first and second cabin
passengers.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
r. w. CAMERON,
No. Bowling Green.
Sight bills for sale advances made on consgn-
mens Consgnees In Australia, Messrs. Wilkinson, BrOs.
ACo.
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A GREAT TRoTTING AND PACING MATCH THIS
"A day, Thursdsy, Sept. q, At 2 p. NJ preo y.-Union
course Match 1n0 single dash Of one mi 70 bar.
& lantern trouer; Mr. w: Peabody the &.
Pet PAGER stages leave Peck ship ferry William X every
hfeen minutes for The and return tn port is
over. SHAW WHITE. Pr ,prs tors
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DLANCARD HOUSE. BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
ID street. New York Re-opened elegantly furnished with
every modern improvement Board per DAY OK the week
many them in suits Of pariors and chambers Tables pr
yae meals served all hours without extra charge.
Public favor respectfully socsed py the
BLANCHARD 4 MACMILLAN.
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nR NJ LARMoNr 81 MERCER STREET CORNER or
IL Spring, opposite ~ Nicholas Hotel New York OHcs
hours irons 10 A. NJ ul n. NJ, except Sundays
nR. RAIPHs OFFICES, 50 BrErCKER STREET,
~ corner Wesley place, two blocks Of Broadway.
nR. WATSON, 40 BROOME STREET, SECOND
morning nli 8 m The evening.
DR. WARD, OFFICE see BROADWAY, SOUTHEAST
~ corner Of Broonne street second noor once hours
nvm A. n un 10 n NJ daily. On Sundays from A. n III
GIN
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CrEAM TO ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN VI
~ ga, eland

CTEAMSHIP VANDERBILT FOR BREMEN VIA
- SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE
In consequence Of the withdrawal OF the steamship Northern
Light from the Bremen line the present the VANDERBILT
viii take place and sail from New York Saturday Oct
with mails, and specie for England and Europe
Price Of passagers cabin S00 and SOD second cabin SO
and SO; third cabin, limited number, $50
ID. TORRANCE No. Bowling Green, New York.
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MINSTREL HALL. "a BROADWAY.
N The Renowned
CAMPBELL MINSTREIS
Monday evening, Sept ~, and every evening during the
week win be performed the following noveues-
Unsworths quartette, entitled Sowkins Polhogue."
Matt Peels great Bone Solo.
National Guard Dance The Samese Twins"
Minstrel Scene In 1852
The Rival Lovers" &c, &c
Admittance Is cents Doors open at q commence at
f. SNIFFIN Proprietor
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COLEMANs CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRANCIS
~ sailing regularly sdyerised dsys-shp o. satur
The elegant first clnss clipper ship CARRIER
DOVE Mcsts commander having Third Of her
board u completing loading ~ pier rs East river foot Of
The ship herself Of the fastest
saicrs ahoa having made the run from iaverpec 70 Mel
10 rs days and having performed the voyage around
the world shorse Of 10 months including all days
in every port she Al and nsures al lowest rs,es For
balance OF freight apply 10 WM. r. COLEMAN co. 80
wall street Tcntne Bullding Agents IN san Francisco,
VIM. r. Coleman 60. Exchange San Francisco
for sale In 70 suit Limited advances made shipments
OF approv merchandise.
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shipping.

T,HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF STEAMERS
j. between New York, Southampton havre and Bremea,
Havre and
smpton, Havre and Bremen SOUTHAMPTON. for New York
x RsnfEHf.AD oct 30 Nov a. Dec l.
These seamshps have watsrtht compartments and carry
Price Of passage per vanderb-FEst cabin 500 y2o
cabin 500 and per Aeirs cabin $40 second cabin
$50 third cabin, $50
Certificates issued for passage from Europe.
Specie delivered In London and Paris.
d. TORRANCE, No. Bowling Green, New York.
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A USTRAr.IA.
N Commercial line for Melbourne direct sailing promptly
advertised days The superior thorough clipper ship
NJ NORRIS 2eOD tons burthen, Folensbee COMMANDER, WIN
have immediate despatch for the above port Her general
rangements unsurpassed hy ship
on f0r Australia Freight and passengers will be
taken lowest rates and shippers and intending emgran.
invited give the ship and her accommodations personal
inspection before engaging elsewhere For terms OF freight
or passage apriy board, 70 y. PTCKARD co, -
Broadway Cash advances made approved shpmcnts
Consienees In Australia, Messrs. q. A. Lloyd Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-23

A vsTRAIIA-KANaARoo LINE FOR MELBOURNE.
N Positively ship SAIL packet for October Second
cabin passage only f6 The splendid fast sailing medium
clipper bark PETREA 1000 Crowell, commander, win
beprompy despatched on SATURDAY, oct Esrly applcs
ton must he made behs At the above prizes For
feh, passage apply board pier y East river neaso
" MAILER, LORD ouEREAu, los wan street.
Cesh advances made consgnmeus Sight bills for sale
on Lord A Co. Melbourne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-23

~ For 49,
BY the steamship woo FOR Liverpool Saturday Sept IS
by the steamship VANDERBILT, for Southampton Satur
day, October 2.
Persons going 10 Europe passage In either Of the
above steamships which the subscribers VIII engage shall
them through 70 London Liverpool Dublin, Glasgow London
derry &C. without further charge than $50 These wishing
secure berhs should apply early Drafts payable IN any part
For passage In cabin second cabin and further
particulars apply 10 TAPSCoTT CO., Sc South street
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-28

Mr. Campbell alluded to class of scrib-
blers who are hired to malign those in power,
through the medium of rags, lampblack, and
oil, and referred to the Daily Globe of Decem.
Der, to show that that paper, published at the
expense of the government, had charged di-
rectly the Secretary of the Treasury with en-
tering into collusion with the clerk of the last
House, to rob and plunder the Treasury. He
thought Mr.. Spinner was justified in propos-
ing an inquiry into the conduct of an execu-
tive officer of the government
Mr.. English said he wanted an investiga-
tion of the foul SANDER introduced by the gen.
tleman from New York.
On motion of Mr.. Davis of Maryland, the
whole subject was tabled.
The Committee of the Whole will hold
evening sessions during tho present week for
general debate only.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole
Mr.. J. Clancy Jones made an Intellectual at
tempt to consider the appropriation bill.
The committee resumed the consideration
of the bill granting pensions to soldiers OF the
war of 1912.
Mr.. Curry opposed the bill as providing for
mere gratuities at an annual expense of $ll, :
O0o,0OO' as large a sum as the total expenses
oil the government in 1925.
Messrs. Clark OF Missouri, Anderson, and
Curtis, spoke in favor of, and Mr.. Quitman
against the bill.
The committee rose and the House ad- =
jOurned.