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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05
ARRIVAL OF THE OCEAN QUEEN.

ST. JoHN's, n f., July 20.
The steamship Ocean Queen, from Southampton
on the goth and the Needles the 2lst was inter-
cepted off Cape Race at 81 o'clock this morning
The steamer Nova Scotia arrived on the 18th in
slant.
No general news had been received.
The Emperor Napoleon had arrived ct Paris from
his Italian campaign.
Austrian friends were buoyant and subscribers
to the new Austrian loan had been released from
their obligations.
A new ministry had been formed at Turin Mar
mora being constituted Minister-of-war and Presi-
dent of Council.
The Bank of Berlin had lowered the rate of dis
count to per cent.
Latest By TeLegraph.-The budget of the Chan
ceor of the Exciequer, Mr.. Gladstone had been
presented to parliament. Its figures show a def
cheney of f5,000000.
Mr.. Gladstone prefers taxation to any other
means to meet the deficit. He proposes TO add
per cent to the income tax malt, spirits and tea
Sugar is exempt.
Prince Napoleon was at Genoa on the 18th.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05

Bas~ Wednesday was glorious day for the OPP
position Maj. G. A. Henry addressed large and
enthusiastic audience, and was all himself. Able,
eloquent and pdngcnt, he spoke with telling effect
In advance Of him, Gen. Quarles, paid his respects
to Nicholson and Ewing, in d speech of ten or fif-
teen minutes, which we wish they could have heard.
They got all they are entitled TO and the parties
may safely pass receipts.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05

RsS- The Opposition in this District, are made 0
stern materials, or they could not have so nobly
resisted the means brought to bear upon them in
this canvass. Money, ialsehood persuasion, and
the offer of five democratic votes for Netherland in
of one Opposition vote for Menees-all
failed to turn them from their integrity whilst the
party lash was cruelty applied to prevent honest
democrats from going for their country.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05

ga No man can be true to the South who
denies the power of Congress to protect slavery in
the Territories and he is not only untrue but stands
squarcly on the Republican platform. To deny
this power Of Congress, is to repudate the Con-
stituton and the bred Scott decision, to endorse
alien suffrage and squatter sovereignty, and to yield
all that the Republicans ask These are sef-evdeni
truths and the name democracy can not impair
their force
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05
ELECTION RETURNS.

Robertson County, in full, gives Netherland $50
majority Quarles 100, and Horn $50.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 5th--lO A. NJ.
EDIToR CHRONICLE Davidson gains about two
hundred and fifty. Small gain in Williamson, five
hundrsd gain for Hatton in Wilson, and two seventy
five for Netherland Three hundred reported gains
in Smith,
Bidde and Burdn elected. Gains all over East
Tennessee. Scruggs (Oppo) beats johnson, Bullen
defeated. Trewhette, (whig) elected in Hamilton
County. Horn Senator, elected-(gain.) Quares
and Hatton elected. Close between Nelson and
Haynes. Gain $50 in Hamilton and Bradley. Re-
turns come in slowly.
H. K. WALKER.
NASHVILLE Aug. 9th IL o'clock NJ.
Netherland gains 5000 in seventeen counties in
East Tennessee. Hatton elected. Sneed doubtful,
Ethridge, Haynes and Brabson probably elected.
X. B. CHEATHAM.
SPRINGFIELD, Aug, 4, o'clock P. NJ.
The following is the vote of Springfield Tennessee
Harris (dem.) us; Netherand' (0ppo.) 2O3; Me-
nees (dem) l3i ouarles (oppo) 1885, Merritt (dem)
100; Cheatham {oppo.) 2o5; Yancy (dem) lo4 /;
Horn (Oppo) 21o; Bartlett (dem.) for Legislature,
s5; Woodland (oppo) 22o. The reports are very
cheering from old Robertson; Quarles and Horns
election considered sure
LATEST DISPATCH.
NASHVILLE, Aug 3D. o'clock P. N.
EDITOR Observation-Disclosures on the Chattanooga
road report Stokes, elected.
Netherland gain all along the Chattanooga road
Etheridge and Netherland gains 60 in Gibson Co.,
T. w. BEAUMONT.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05
MISSOURI ELECTION.

ST. LoUIs Aug, 2.
Incomplete returns of the county election yester-
day indicate the success Of the Republican candi-
dates by large majority.
Ten o'clock, Z. M.--The demo rats have elected
one member Of the Legislature, two county com
mssioners and one clerk. The Republicans prob
ably elected the remainder Of the cmddatcs
The sunday reform vF5 c1u'd by Urge ma
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES, |
PHILADELPHIA, July &c I

DEAR SIR; The new cent is not legal tender for
any specified amount. Neither was the copper cent
of former issues legal tender for any sum.
They are 'lawful coins and authorised TO ''pass
current money! but they are not expressly made
a legal tender in payment OF debts.
The Constitution of the United States prohibits
the States from making anything bat gold and sill
yer a legal tender in payment of debts
This prohibition to the States does not apply to
Congress, but the principle perhaps does. AT all
events, Congress has never made anything but gold
and silver a legal tender.
Very truly and respectfully yours
JAS. ROSS SNOWDES,
Director of the Mint
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05
Something New and Useful for
the Children.

RICE & MOORE have just received large L.
Of children's Patent Metallic Tip Boots and Shoes
something that the children cannot stub out at the
toe. This shoe possesses advantages superior to
any other style Of chlds shoe ever before intro
duced in this market. Call and look at them.
Aug s. 80.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

JUST RECEIVED, at the GAINESVILLE Music
Store a splendid lot Of Pianos, Accordians, Futi-
mas Flutes Banjos Guitars, Flies Clariones, Flagi-
Diets etc, all purchased at cheaper rates than any
heretofore brought 10 Clarksville, and which win be
sold at heavy reduction former prices,
july %, S9-tf y. HUGHES.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05
To the Public.

Sometime last Spring Mr.. Shaw, Clerk of Belo,c
Wilcox Il Co., gave note of hand to Brunson
McGee for S2S, for work done on Gallows Hollow
Bridge, signing the name of the firm of Belote.
Wilcox Co. to said note; which note will not
pay, as was not concerned in that work-and for
warn all persons from trading for said note
|. NJ. BEL0TE.
Aug 3, Sew
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05
- All Commnnicntions mnst b nddrrssld to

re All Communications must be addressed to
the Editor. Business letters 10 the Publishers. :
ReA All advertisements must be handed in early
Thursday morning, or they will be left OYER.
pEza- Announcing Marriages and Deaths free;
Obituaries and Tributes of Respect over ten lines
charged for as other advertisements
NO. Persons subscribing for the Chronicle, must
accompany their orders with 50, or the paper will
not be sent
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05

beg The Louisville Courier thinks the democrats
of Louisville "missed the mark in not using more
intimidation and bribery. When the devil gets
them, they will wish they had used less.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05
10 lie Editors of The Louisville Journal

TO lie Editors Of The Louisville Journal
MILFORD BRAcKEN Co., KY.
July 2s, 1859
GENTLENEN.-The crop of tobacco planted in this
county is very small, perhaps not half what is gen
orally set out This fact, together with the very
dry and hot summer thus far makes much against
raising good article Of Mason county tobacco the
present year. Yours truly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05
FURTHER COMMERCIAL NEWS.

liverpool, July i9.-Cotton sales for three days,
1000 bales, including 1000 bales TO spectators
and zoos to exporters There has been decline
of s(93 on all qualities, the market closing very
dull. Glare & Sons quote Orleans Middling at
I 3-l6; Uplands Middlng at 6s@7d Holders
offer freely but show no disposition to press sales.
Manchester advices unfavorabe. Markets dull
but steady.
Liverpool breadstuffs very dull. Provisions dull
and declining. Consols 955@95i.
Messrs. Richardson & Spence report flour very
dull French brands are offered at a further reduc-
ton in price American -four sells at 10s012s Cd
per GENITAL of 100 lbs Wheat quiet but frnr wes-
tern red rs Cd white 9s Cd. Corn dull European
has slightly declined owing to heavy arrivals sales
of mixed and yellow at 5s l0d to 6s Sd, and white
at 7s97s Cd. The harvest prospects are uufavora-
BILE.
Brcadstufs continue very dull. Sales unimpor-
tant Provisions dull.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05

bfs lhe &c lcratie leaders are making pro
dlsloas nus over he fact that the Opposition have
Come Forward in ,.ynce of the tight of foreign
citizens TO the pro'co' ~ of this Goyenucnt when
shey an abroad pad r,c us with Inconsistency.
fhis i az siaffi The in-,an platform contained
clause exprssly, ag",u> ., interference with the
vested rights q n"'u'a.E d ..llous and believing
that the most eonsr'"o"' u Go,c rglHl is the
right ofprotectioe i perfectly tent and Just
wholugrcd the MpfFnc- To- N.. h.,oms and
l.tfR nj t..n, "A tIh4l
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05
JOHN l.. HELM.

STEAM Ptow TRIAL.-rhe steam pillow of J. W.
FtvEEs. of ChriStiana, Pa, was tried at Phadc-
phia on the 21th July, al Oxford Park with entire
success, Il slowed At the rate OF one ecrc in twelve
II ilsped in a small r.0dAC backed and
went mp uud dowS hin with ease. Atorsidcrahc
number ul nr,ucr, were boz a''rnlcurc
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05

n3s"It has been supposed by many that copper
coins are legal tender to certain amount but the
idea is erroneous The following letter from the
Hon. James Ross Snowden, Director of the Mint
has been elected by recent inquiries upon the sub
ieCt:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05
NOTICE.

STRAYED, from my farm near GAINESVILLE the
cath of July, one dark sorre mare Mule, about 5
hands high, OF years old newly shod before,
and in good condition. Any person securing sail
II. II. WILLIAMS
Aug 5,'59-2t.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05
THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT
OF THE
Peoria Marine & Fire Insurance
Company.

Made in compliance with the Laws of the State.
PEORIA, Illinois, July lst 1859.
Name and locality of the company-PEoRrA MA
RINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, PEORIA, LII
NoIs.
The amount ofits Capital Stock, $5OO,0O0.O
The amount ofits Capital Stock paid up 30O,000.00
The assets ofthe Company are
l. Cash on hand $l4,50703
9 Real Estate, unincumbered, 100000
g. Bonds owned by the Co., drawing
ten per cent, 22,7OO.OO
A. Loans, secured by first mortgages on
real estate worth double the amount
loaned thereon, drawing twelve per
cent ll6,67002
8. Amount due from agents and city
customers, 22,6l545
G. All other securities, consisting of dis
counted notes, bills drafts and accept
ance3, maturing daily, having from
sight to ninety days from date TO rum
drawing twelve per cent, amply secur-
ed by collateral or approved personal
security, l93,547.0o
Total assets, 1884, 04O.lO
Ltdbfhhcs--
Bills payable mot due) $ls,4l2.5O
All other debts None
Total liabilities ls4l2.5O
-
Losses adjusted and due None
Losses adjusted and not due, None
Valid claims for losses unadjusted, None
Rejected claims, $4,000
ISAAC UNDERHlLL, Prest.
CHARLES HOLLAND, Secty.
Ang. '59-3w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05
Two of the Finest Water Powers
in the World,
FOR SALE.

Situated in Coffee County, Tenn, J mile from
Manchester and in one mile of the Railroad leading
from Nashville to Meanwhile, Tenn. These falls,
within distance of mile, give two separate falls
of 80 feet each, affording water sufficient at all
seasons of the year. to drive any amount Of ma
chinery attached to these falls is about $50 acres
of Land;
Also, $40 Acres Of Land
adjoining the aboyy, with frst-rate Saw and Grist
Mill now in full operation. One-half or all Of the
above mill will be sold on accommodating terms.
This property is situated in fine grain country
and hot little composition in the way Of milling.
For particulars apply 10
W. T. GARRETT,
Q @ Nashville, Teaa.
Aug s, 59-6vs
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05

Robertson County, in full gives Netherland $50
majority Quarles 100, and Horn $50.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22
A SHARP REPRIMAND FOR THE COUNT DE NOR.
NN-PlQUANT ARTICLE FROM THE THUNDER.


The Count dc Morny has opened the session Of the
Conscil General OF Puv dc Dome with a speech which
shows so much good that cannot bnt suspect its
general purport suggested 90 him by superior aud
much ilbrccng, that cannot but believe the ac
tua composition is his Let take the agreeable
part Of the Grafton first The Comtc undertakes to tell
What Il the present state Of mind Of the Emperor bis
master The Emperor Of the French stands at the head
oi the civilization of the world Ills intelligence at once
profound and acutc has discovered that the present a
IS IN which the traditional hatreds Of casio and G,rn
lies have yielded TO Influences Of more humane code Of
manners and IN which national anupathes and prciu
dices have been siihcd by progressive cyiIzaHon-
The new generation hasuo thought unless for the present
and the future. The Napoleon Of 10 d,y and the pcon
whom Ice rules have learnt much and have forgotten u
aud among she words they have forgotten arc Waterloo
aud ~. Helena. " De Morny Who knows better than
any other man n The world The mind ofthe Emperor I'M
ON these matters, y convinced Of all he tells ne
upon the most rrcffapiblc Official evidence 49,
s private INSTRUCTIONS when he started upon his mission
70 kussia were TO do nothing weaken the Enei.b ALI
ance Ihi' was TO De the ruling principle Of his dplo
macy this was 10 be the siHs q,tl nos of ali Is
dealngs with the Czsr"Do what YOU can TO rep.r our
broken ties with Russia but preserve untouched n,v Eng
f.h alliance War. " d. Morny intmatcs is quite o9,
o. the question France invited TO Ear other labors
Emulation and not war s that with which France now
desires 70 hrcaleu England The pas, s buried aud for
gO'Isp' ls, the future Be rivalry Of ndus,r0m men and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S

= w ing Nj n G In mes.
SiScE the Introduction % hs style the company
- sold feafyseueR AoESiad 0O) Machines
producing loo day. with demand greatly IN advance
supply.
rs Machine has been extensively yIrn.
than other, and Of the failed
satisfaeton after hs acquired
which readily done rcm the printed directions which
part Of the Machine referring them numbers and
planning their and will
The Machine- To give Instructions when necessary without
They will be carefully packed for
depot d boat the factory price tho highest rr
miuns last at the United States
the state Fairs ut which II exhibited
l. the m-st perfect inst sirument-t presJ1ferGn
M other compares with it--SDHh.
TIE work Is strong and perfect Cyis,n AdndkS
IL Is no humhug IL does all u Esyuiyer.
Itts without ryaL-SisRhRc Ansri~,'p.
A triunph 81 mechanical gcniu.-UJs's Dictionary.
Enlnrnty superiur.-D Dictionary q Mechanics.
EV- send for descriptive price list
~ Onice 227 Main street,
mhl5-u RICHMOND
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22
NUMBER 6S.
NOTICE.

IUSDrSG n necessary, IN order n pay d.bt. "a.
am dtsrulns 70 rs aa of debt reduce my II VI
Of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. s.u az uhol~.s.
OF retail my stock al soper eent les than price
which VII he about st
CASH should srfIcie, Of
u will he ihs usual price make 10 order snx ..
In une. Al the reduction. during
have In store IE, and wet selected Bos Shoes k
OF and 81 the best Nerthe-n
self during this sprins hsve also large s..sr,,
Of Trunks. TO which would rail- the
the reduction Of 20 will iox
RoBT BRIGGS .up-rIn -nfinr AZ, m.
department af busness
speak he h veil known to he m, -.
manufacturer OF Boots and shoes In this al
Ic9s Sign of the Mig sho- ~ Nj, =,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22
COLUMBIAN HOTEL,
JOSEPH n. CRENsIAw. rropri-,or

COLUMBIAN HOTEL,
JOSEPH H. CRENsHAw, Proprietor.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22
!. ! IEsTARLIsMED 1885.

Rf receiving, direct uanufacory the
N largest AND most desirable stock fALi. aud wiNrL
COrlIfNu they exhibited additions
be made BY every ARRIVAL throughout the season
Their ir floor devoted rshi f,fds where are
prepared TO show al all times full complete assortment
the most aonale goods gotten In
chant taors work, aud sold at
RACES ~
Their second and nird fors devoted exclusively tie
WHOLESALE TRADE and will be fopnd eonisn
sve and desirable stock Of fashionable
manuaciued with pains and direct
Of the Merchants Of Virginia, Nori Carolina Tennessee
beyotng the whole Of time TO the
Clothing alone with longer experience extensive
and other material adsaniages,
nducenente KEEN, BALDWIN A WTIIIAMs
au3l-u Richmond,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22
KENT. PAINE a. CO..
IMPORTERS AND J0BBERI OF DRY GOODS,
NOS les AND IDS MAIN STREET.

RICHMOND, VA.
NSE receiving by the ship Henry Clark, direct
w Liverpool - this various ships
New YORK. Of british.
FRENCH, AND GERMAN DRY GOODS purcas-
ID by scnior partner principally from the
Inc the depression Of business caused by the European
ENTIRELY FOR CASI aud ~ such pee- will enable
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO the trade The assortment en-
brace great variety beautiful goods found
extensive in every department
from e various home markets have large and complete
stock of DOMESTIC MANUFACTURED GOODS making In all
LARGEST AND MOST COMMANDING STOCK nF DRY GOODS
have had pleasure Offering friends aud Gus.
TONERS.
CLOTHING.
THIS branch ~ business having Increased
have given much attention full
stock ~ all grades gotten up the with great
sizes prices will eonpa=e
ahly with those ~ any Northern market
We respectfully invite Virginia North Carona
aud Tennessee stock our nois
becR selected with special trade and
determined 10 sell prompt paying buy
a. how a. they can be bought In this country.
au2T KENT PAINE co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22

VIM NAiAN ITltIsDif) ~ OcL0cKsrA a. srTs
ARRIVED.
sclr HfU=y Read PA-swat~ Port aha coal Sie.rns G,
s'!r huthi'u Wroien, Phil, iron, W : TdpIrtt
Set'r Mar A. Hrta, Jones, Petersburg. wheat
scir Ann hrkrrr, Fick-fr. Phil mdsr w n Co1uiit Co
Scar Wm Severe Brooks, D.t glano SshSsr Koh!er Co
SAILED.
Steamer Cy Of Rehmond Mitchell Phila ud.e and pass.r
gers, ~ T. Tuiilr - f''
Scs lawson Ueane, Drnkvairr Boston IN Isa Brivf,tl q
sehr llrury Travis, wysti, down the liver light
Sclit Emma Jsur Philins, do
Sclir tiv1rEiauur Frost, do
sear J v Re. he, Rogers, y v, -four
SehT u Herbert, Myers. furt Calhoun. stone
Schf G-ersc l. t'uniyT. dawn river. urht
Sslr Wa JsiIuit, Frank, down he river. Hyht
Htis Mtn Masuu GaTinrr, y. y. u.ur, d. ". Curris
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22
FALL TRADE.

1859. FALL TRADE usxa
FUNHE subscriber takes pleasure ,r -
Il and the City trade In ges-ra h rve.fyy ~ ~.
cry steamer and packet, the foloW ing freshs
itO boxes layer and bunch RAlsins.
900 bags Soft Shell Almonds.
loo bags various
81 Jars and fancy boNes Pranes
la1 dozen assorted Perlts.
~ dozen Worcestershire Sauce.
y dozen various Sauces.
20 dozen French Mustard
100 boxes Italian Maecaruni and Yer,
90 boxes sArdnes, On y boxr.D
1tssl lb- Gum Drops. '
sio his Jujube Paste
30 dozen Aarsslues on
2lO,so various grades OF
% dozen CApers Olives.
- trails Dates
variety oi other Goods 10 merriam
Also manufacture daily lsrre Of no m hi N a
NJ Candy, made from the best Crushed sugar.
attention Of purchasers 4.
called They vii ind their interest Nv
As cheap as The Northern markets All ask Is a call
,vA,-,- JUAN PIZZINI
MAnuf,rtur.r No los NJ =, pi.s is.nsa Sxnay
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22
FALL TRADE.

ID Q V T. & co
No. So, Main Street, Richmond ya
III MiNG lust received the fan DRUas MEpIcISRs
~ PAlNIs OILS DYE srUffS, ke prepaIed 10
supply the trade both country most
rAicIs and uih the gsidBfs sFfssz cuu.as IA - -
he Ne ." FN-' y.
Sup. CsTb- soda True Turf OIL
lndtFo, HnrSe PoWI,r.
Castor oil Water PearIs
rs salts y y Bourbon Perfume
sH- iHfpenhne Ayers Chxry PectoraI
al1m kadEAys Relief
SteAn INftar Sands sArsApATilA
fNt- lorsooi Town A.
fHimstone Bulls do
saipher Rheumatic LHinent
Mustang
Madder Arabian do
Bluestone Arctic a.
S-lonel Liile's White OH
ScAulpher k-s Jaulsea Ginger
Sopperss Cod Liver OIL
Pepper 0ainine
GinEer Woods Hair Re-iorer
AurPiee Ms. Aliens do
NHimeEs lyons kAfhafron
msee Barrys Tricopheros
StosrN Matches, all kinds
Snh-Iann IsTmifagss, do
neslaid bakeris Biters
futy Appetizer
While Lead shaving Soaps
LAnseed OH Pills all Kinds
Tanners Havana CIg.rs
haehIne oh smoking Tobacco
NAEnsh Chewing Tobacco
M Tentrated I've . Pipes, large variety.
large variety f fancy goods BRtsIiTs AIE
COMtS Ac.. ke., 20 which your attention -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22

fNOH HtLTIMORE.-TRI WEEELY LINE. 1szS-
'CAhuNrAs Capt Is Travcts. receive fr,isf Io -T
WEDNESDAY,, aud 90 j. o',ls.. NJ TIIlrRsDAY
The 81 Inst unless sucrucy hat hour No
lh received s trip unless Frsief taken
iaT Bn'ion, via BALTIMORE rates With great ,psts
fissnsers going y thi- line vi please before II
clock VI thursday, the hour departure Tickets m
procured either at our once, Ia the p opposite Couu hl
li'el, or a. the steamers Nhlryes.
se2i-2' DAVID WILLIAM cUREIE
INoR NEW YOHK.-FLRST TESSEL-Ra6. =
4 .'rlf Unf Nrr lpTE gs,ktt-Thr superior fast. Sssn
uius schr. MANCHESTEH, Captain A
l"u % her engaged, going board win a ock
dispatch. lo' Balance OF freight, apply
l,NOR MOBILE. ALt.-Th- superior last sailing -
l. s'hr -" W fy, Capt. Marshall having greafeT ile
portion OF her engaged Ni sail quick dsasf I7
balance "f freight apply
W n col oTtrT 4 r.,
fNOR BALTInoR r.-Th- regular packet sehr. =.
Il 'tn'nA Jafr ,Irt. Wu. Phillips. having a rortion
Cd" her cargo enr will sail With al possible dispatch.
aue. 81 freight apply to
sei9 yoTDITrT 4 20
ENOR ROSTON.- FIRST TESSEL The regular -
4 packet schooner NcSoyrr, Captain Nck-rson. 60
having portion 81 her and gCng on f5Ii
vii have qick dispatch. For balance - fcirt, apply 10
seii DAVID & WI CUREIE.
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
rIRAIN HANDS WANTED.-Tilriy good hands e.