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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-04
n Ladies, Dress 0oods!
- esf 4fss1 ELAOIE8' DRESS 0u0DS! .
AT COST fes9l.s s,. r
AT COsT.u
Tho month of Juno Icing at hand, and finding

The month OF Juno Icing AZ han0s ana Anuins
our s'0eA q LADIES' DRESS GOODS
to b considerably larger than is desirable. and.
sSvantass 81 an entire new stock Of Ursss Goods
at every season, besides SUPPLYING themselves
Ss sss 81 Dress Good' Of svssy deso!DteD
from Rich slks to ordinary Lawns. during the
in preference, to keeping them over, greatly be-
low cost REA tfe ctI n ri %s1 onr SALE.
Will be added. on arrival Of steamer from New
. xs % RMSHdsfb and
''Hsii Also. 80 nov - e LADIES wRAPPINGs,
face T.Pm.s Bornous Shawl: and which. on
account Of the lateness Of the season. will be sold
at nearly half the prices they sold for month
az: call fro" ~ II Hina BSG
je - 3t&llth. l2th&lsih l9s Broad st.
Nd Large . Dress eoops ,, -.
All in want Of cheap, fresh and desirable Goods,
have now opportunity to make theiY selections
BEEN purchased this season and the cash paid Tor
it-conseqnently was bought Is per cent. under the
''su''' - DRESS GOODS AND. SILKS
We have q well-selected stock of the newest
EfiMBRoIDERIEs AND WHITE GOODS
we have the greatest variety-all bought at auc
''0n' LINEN GOODS AND HosIERIEs
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR
we always pay particular attention, and have
DOMESTiCS AND sERANTs' GOODS.
We buy the best makes, direct from the manufac-
tory for the ready money, and have a large stock
on hand.
Having made arrangements to enlarge and reht
our store, are compelled to reduce our stock by
the LIST of August and in Offering goods at cost
we mean what say. Call soon and secure bar
gains. }. d NJ. KOS ENBAUM,
je4-2w 199 Broad st.
"a Sales OF % hhds. Tobacco, Mt Tobacco
PARp, Jr., Salesman:
B. w.SsToS, hhds At e.
!" !" s7ss..
% hid. Luss at $50.
J. l.. CoBBs, 10 hhds.- t.......-.,.. Ed.
lind. at sl7H, T. 4 s. Eardxrovs.
q $l6A. do.
g Sl6sl, do.
/ /: az e. Turpin 8 so Yarbr0ush.
hid. Luss at s4h' do uo.
:: :. $40. Turpin : Ya1brough.
T. r. BoyD, / hid. at S91s. Royster.
GKO. VEST, hid. at $61z, Smith.
8. 81. do.
$50. Thomas l. Son.
IS hid. Lugs at 50 30, Jas. Thomas.
2 - At $2e5, do.
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JOHN A. MEREDITH, Chairman.
T. P. AUGUST, Secretary.

A THE BEST AND cHEAPBsr PHOTOGRAPHS
and Pearl Ambrotypes in the city are those made
Governor ct. All the various styles and sizes ex
eouted in the highest style of the art at all hours
in the day and any kind of weather. Photographs
colored in Oil, kquarllle, Pastel, or India INK
Price q ct b, so cts, Sl-from that UP to 9l00.
IN
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ma Nature is the Great Ply T his
is now admitted by the medical profession, as a
fundamental principle OF healing science. 1t is
wisely provided by the human economy, that
whenever any thing is wrong in the physical sys-
tenn, the natural forces Of the body brought to
fore, is to strengthen the natural powers. This
has been kept in view by the skillful compound
rate to give fresh vitality to all the organs Of the
body: The effect OF this medicine upon the STONE
ach. the liver and the kidneys, prompt and de-
olsiye. The patient who Is wise enough to quit
drugging, and try the BitteIs, soon feels as if he
the of the article he 10 overjoyed to find the
streams of health coursing through his frame. Let
all from v hose cheek the bloom hasAeparted. give
Sold By druggists aud dealers generally. every
where. 10 4-lm
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THE Horizons OF THE AFRICAN SLAVE
TEApE.-A letter from Key West, speaking OF
the captured slave bark William, says:
Five of the negroes, it is said, were killed to
keep them silent. She was in q filthy condi-
ton, and thirty three died from the time OF
capture to reaching here ON the 18th inst, in
charge of her prize crew Fifty-two were
landed on the 18th and placed in hospital. sui
fering dreadfully with diseased eyes and dys-
entery. She lost three OF her crew on the
VOYAGE. Her cargo has been landed, and they
and the Wiidfire cargo live under the same
roof, clothed and fed and as happy as possible
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oFFIcE ANpp.R.R. COMPANY

OFFICE X. AND P. RE- COMPANY
RicHNoSp. June ]. ~. .
MERCHANTS sad o'ass
&t& Who wish 4 to , attend ~ %: ss ss
on WEpNESDAY next. can Obtain fs, n,ssn
q this once. good until r. H. WINNIE iss ssst
= Ar COST have yet rs%s,nIasE ITH|
seos: coS G sis;ss 81 sn &c oRsD nu
SHOES. that have Sesn selling the la. i:s ~,
without resnrsi 10 cost. and shall cont nsso
until the entire lot - dispossd St' s'1 TaYISi
je2-3t W. r. ". 40 80,
- wE HAVE MARRIED down ~
WPRICES Of our own Riehmc al !o s-ss 6
gNnd shess, g !silcssc Cal. Het Congress S.il
81; Gsnt's French Calf oxford Tie. -
French Calf STRAP Ties So -; nsnl ns,, v i
Gaiters 81; Gents Enslish Lsssihs ss Tss ~
70 soo Sss q. t q ne ss.t .sd g .
6,chmona. We offer thsso unas'ial mus 81
IL ordsi o kse. the sorkmeg ;si ihas.ss /. ~
fsshss slack r. sn "a ssas ssamsr The bsssst d
t;rs Srst eiass goods VI very low prices, sns
sasas ins svin ssHRRei eri yi HaaR ( IL
Main e.. next to the American n''-
NY H-3wt2pl
- -S NOTlCE.-Ws are dssesm' - u
- furnish our fsiends, ensis"n ns..,. "a q a
rubtic reueraly, with the best oi s" ~ s;mr~|
nae, either nsanai.s.srss ~ rs,es' lS,s. cks.
and ss, wants, Il he lowest price. seeofs''
qusiity. Allin want. esiiS ep u1Li, 4 CO.
M.,sfactufers and linp"sss's
No, la7 Main street, hicepos.. ss,
1wnzfFfEkk ss1ikassaAHs:.s.1: s: r " y:
l"rss sssHrimsnt Of the vsry pes. VI
u Charcoal. Packed W n,.s II I al ssss
ova mnnsiactars' nensy p'Tii hsS are The bss Il
'A'''''' Coolers k;xss ~ rSSs ~ P s.,
.s..5. . ssss,s4s - C1xRer l3th ana ~ ID
SSHE1T0RDUCrlON IN pklC n
NJ lrn l4aO -lu order b. etoss ost ~ ~ fsr,fs q
S Scs e ssS sSSssss Ia
a,lks Orsardv Guslins ard Lawns, seS
rSsoee IN me early eass 81 tho season. - \ ~
Soi sspp,isi thsensivss viii RAGS 'h0- al
e SsCs1s i AND ssAsoNABLE so ,e. 80
eiiS,sr Shss snssins isa pieces 81 CO 4
Anslais; also, 10 Pssces Of tssy
s csll re- see s.iS Ss Aaryais a. the old ''
BARGAIN kn''''aaGI as'sKp NOSES. . MAJ. =, 4
rHKAr ArTHAerlON-M ss.ssss
dENIT'S New Stare, tsS Broad stfs ~ ..Ssssess
frem 9Th street. Aathe sees0a - ~ Es s,A ~
e s7sis e: ~ sss ssss i 10 season
sf0ck & the old pricea. and wsay - sasa n
does no! lasssd . lyArss y assSE SssssA ~
Evsry dsscsiesio. etksss AZ 81 " ~ -
S SS. wv, 1 eve. fss@!a.s S.sssss. ~
HS0vS -Cctsoas. Rssseela kssr ~
49,. Ss'sl y. q ls III Y: &. r..
sTW T76EG1A THANKFULLY p
- - rsSSsSed = kretsh 81 sSssssss'
Nc.sesn 100 skSes lor Aasvssa " ~
Nses. q sAs lDusst rsiee1 ny WILL D ~.
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-
s5s:s :: /; !:i;:
'i ,..' .::: l e vs. "a.
w.. ss 2. , g: !: g
r. b.. 81 {:i,: Adaisss ~ ere q eSsyss3
,.r..s:s scSSftSossFb sSsks s l,s :si,
sd .;:'' 'f''''''as }Gsss 8. ~! 1 Ia.
WAHs,T.EI.P9e.FoUR MEN i f cRy w ~
kA-ss = EGn ssIsst.
~ " .: =; 81: UEFGSEisSE6 a6S.S. r.. i;Sss
ss.d psss
l 3s;i ~ az. Tsrs ''ssossSs'. xdd''s:
WANT1D-Tw0 or THREE ROOMS on the
sh and i7S Ss - BOA Sss.ssn s and ssS r
g business purposes Address =. VS.. g sh.s Of
sd, Il 11ss i.5, sss sods
~ 'sss''sa: Adde'S: d: ono:
WANIED.AC COOK, who can also WASH and
n Liberal price will e cSD pre-
jest Cary st., 5 doors below 18th.
~;
s3e n :a u:
s is i.s. efhe'' JAMES D. Elicit.
~ n e. Of Ss'e::s asH
House in this clty-Grocery business preferred.
nsa .s
trade, and willing tn work and secure more. Tbs
s sss 81
the Richmond r. o.
r. S.-A large salary not expected. je Isl
WANTED-sTTUA some MeIoan-
w tile EstsbliHhment. BY a young man having
ssees given. Address IN. b." Richmond Post e:
WANTED-A. good COACH SMITH, to so to
w Stanton TO good workman, good wages
'Gs :.ssd' NJ z vssa uassa.
w Cotton and Wool Manufacturing COMPANY
are in want Of about twenty good WEAVERS.
iuIl , WAGES 20 Apply to Mr. W. BsADI.Y. supsr,n
'e %s si1 u the A''S VIM H. POWERS. Agent
w my 3l-tsl WI. WARING, No. lW Broad st.
WTANTFD-IMMEDIA or four
DAYS. two SIONE-CUTTEHS.tO whom cOnetant
ompoymen will be given during the balance OF
the summer. Apply immediately XIV n.uv
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Albemarle county, Va.
my 3O-1w
WANTED-SERVAN woman to COOK
w and WASH for a small family. Good recon-
meudations required, and good wages given. APP
ply to FUhCELL, LAUU = w.
my O-tS 80 z
IWANTED.--We wish te purchase thirty to fifty
w tons Of CAST SCRAP IRON.
LOWNES Il COOK, 9th st. near MAIN:
N, B.-We manufacture Plain and Fancy II al u
ING, and do all kinds Of Plain and Fancy CAST
ING my - -2w
vTTANTED-A few good MINERS and q 6rst-
w rate CARPENTER. At the CArtOn Hill m!nos.
my rs is JOHN ;. WEhIA.
VXlANTED-Every gentleman who has CLOTH
w ING TO SCOUR, to call and see the beanti-
full work at KINGS, on 10th street; There 1t 10
that Old ClothlMg are made to look like new. Go
10 X NC'S and try him. my7 I'm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to III ow that / have
w commenced the manufacture Of TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, end VALICES at No. 81, Main
street, Richmond, whore they can find beautiful
assortment Of Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags,
Of everv style, at prices ~ low a. they can be
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made TO
order. at the shortest notice. ,.,
dc 8-Sm JAMES kNOTTO.
u
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l111uD, IS
3 J "a. , Fl: 3: 3:
tsssf Mr.. Robert Aslaynes &c
d., g. IL lbs slst GSas ss. ciccf. < M. ths Rsv
Jas. &. Jpyper, OF the Methodise 3. Chn,ch. NJ =
JNO. TILMAN FOSTER, Of Richmond. Va, and
Miss ANNIE M, only daathter Of Or. washing
ton Flood. Of the former placs.s
n Petersburg Exlfess tlease COPY.
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GA1Il1H INTHI.1.IoaNCH.
PORr OF RICHMOND. JUNE2.
High wsssv fAis dag (AIosday) S s'eleeb.

seAr. Emma, shorter, lsaiiol. corn, s...rn.
oo' SAILED, ekE
ets.msr Pocahcntae. Trsvers. Baltimore. mdxs.
'P sas s:';;s1:iSs :;;l RI f.sd Ss' lsh.
scnr. Ellen GoIdsboronsh, Todd. hight: v
soSr. sf Two Williams. sm.th. light;
Echr. James Barrett, NickcrsOn, light. Hf+
sohr. CHARLES, Higgins, light. uE.s t5
Schr. L,nhaven. Croker. light. -ss ais.sa IL
Norfolk; Ocean wave WASHINGTON, N. c. Ar
rived. schrs. Yankee Doodle, Alexandra; Pelos-
w WI IT, cG Lssss IT g. Il Booth J. IT. French Id s.
Cramer. Memento; 2. T. Rinns. j.. Spoiinrd, J
r Bliss E Ns snS e. tn al
Virgins. June l.-Cleared. schr. Empire, Nor
folk: Arrived. :chI. seshird, Wilminst.n. n: c.
Arrived sehrs. c. L. vandervoort, claremont' and
BAI ATTN Juno l.-Arrived, schr. Ben Strong.
sass sss Ressss asss,
BAHIA, April ao--Arrived, .schr. Forest King.
Richmond, dischargink. for Rio Janeiro.
KS gs sS f s.4l
S1an Ren%ondm lSth sailed brig H. Camp
0e BOSTON,. Nav soMArrved, schr E. W. Gardner.
Aexandria, via Salem; Marshall Perrin, dc. May
81. arrived. schrs. Susan Rogers and r. B. How
pa FAiI 1--WE RIVER. May 2s-sailed. sohr. NJ G. Leon
ard, RappahananG;ck sosh. arrived. schr. Hiram
sI SsTsss; - n; j.; May 'o.-Arrived. sohr. A. Dun
Bl S.% . yans
rived, schrs. Alexander and Whistler. Va. s.
..ALEXANDRIA. June 2.-A1rived, schr. Samaria,
PFovIDEScx. May sl.-Arrived, schr. Spray,
RorKLANp. May q .-Sailed, schr. Eagle, Rich
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IA Direct 1mportations.-We are In re.
ceipt of magnificent assortment of FRENCH
CHINA DINING and TEA SETS. decorated and
plain, of direct Importation. to which we invite
the atte nton of purchasers; being satisfied can
sell as low as any house North
STEBBINS l. PULLEN,
je4-3t No. lOl Broad street.
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M Special Notice-Boots. shoes, &C., At
AUCTION-The attention of the trade 10 re-
specsfuly invited to the sale Of l0O cases BOOTS
AND SHOES: Of every description. to take place
at my store THIS DAY, atl0 O'clock.
je fit +. b. COOK, Auctioncer.
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IA Tobacco Exchange, Richmond. sales
of two tnbs Fancy Tobacco, by BARKSDAl.E h
BROS, for account of A. J. WILLIAMS, of Char
lOtte:
No. Ito Geo. w. Gillian, At. SlS Is
No. 2-tO do. at. S6.U0
For w. H. FowLKEs, Charlotte:
box to ]. Thomas, at. SIS rs
ie At
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ia Blood Food! Bloed Food !!..We have
varied feelings in reading the advertisement of
Or. BkoNsoN's BLoop Food in another column
though we regret 10 sec SO celebrated a man com
ing forward. even In appearance, under the same
flag Quaeks-that is, by rosofting to advertsinx.
yet We take satisfaction ale" in knowing that there
is reliable preparation before the people for
that most melancholy and fatal disease-CoIsump-
ton. and other organic complaints.
Dr. BRONSON is lecturer in our Medicsl Col
leges and his success in his speciality has been 50
onderful that he has consented, at variA with
the prejndices of every regular practitioner. 20
make It known. as he IL doing. for the benefit Of
suffering humanity.
He has secured for agents. however, a firm whose
responsibility separates entirely his preparations
from all tinge Of auacksry. Messrs. CnrRcn &
DUPONT are his sole managers. they are also fOf
that most Invaluable of preparations. DR.. EATon'a
lNFANTILE Cor DIAL. Ii mothers could know uaG
great care taken In putting UP this articis-som0
idea OF which they can form by. comparison Of it
with any other article of the kind--they would
prefer i to ANYTHING that has ever been offered
them For our own part, If we had child suffer-
ing, we would not hesitate to administer this pre-
partition. knowing that such careful druggists
would not engage in anything that was not per-
fee.ly safe and etisetaal ..4x:sse gazette,
For sale ~ FISHER l. WINSTON, Richmond,
Va. and by Druggists generally je4-lm
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5

Al the residence of DR.. WR. E. Andersen, on
Sunday, the Sd inst, Mss SALLY G. COLE IN
the 18th year Of her age.
Her ffton6s and acquAintan0es, and those Of Dr.
And0 rson's family. are invited to attend her fl-
neral at the United Presbyterian Church, this AZ
tern0on, % o 'cOck. 2
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Jeasps Nprphy ard 0)tver Nver. -. =
nonr before. had complss1d theif ternS = ~ -.
Penttentaary. were married IN Daitimors ~
1s3dAy hst ss - 3 = -
To ceeobsstsd hossss Tvonssse. NichoIas.
v /, 1890: ssS - k.xls s g q Nsv
Yorktown.
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THE FIGHT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP TO BE
DECIDED DY LAw.-The St. Louis Republican

THE FIGHT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP TO BE
DECIDED DY LAw.-The St. Louis Republican
says:
George Stauville and Samuel Houston made
a bet on the result of the great fight for the
championship between Heenan and Savers
The bet was $40 side, which was put up IN
the hands Of H. Gallagher. When the hight
came off, the man who bet on Heenan. (Hous-
ton,) gave it to him. Stanvilie, the Saysrs
man. now enters a suit against the'stakehoIo-
er, Gallagher, for the $40.
CHURCH STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-The
Carroll county tMd.) Democrat says:
On Saturday last, during service in Orders
Church, stuated about two miles from West
minister near the LittletOwn road, the light
ming struck the building, knocked off the
chimney, descended, knocked down the stove
pipe, stunned and scorched a number OF the
Congregation, and tanning others. Mr. Cyrus
SchWeigart and Mrs FREDERICK wagner were
seriously injured.
DRowNEp.-On Monday, the l4th ult.. two
little girls, one aged about years, and the
other about years-the children of George
Wright. pilot on the steamer kanawha
Valiey-were drowned in Poca river, about
one mile above the mouth. They were playing
in the water, when the oldest got beyond her
depth, the youngest reached out her hand TO
assist her sister, when she was pulled in and
both were drowned. The bodies when re-
covered, were found locked in each others
arms.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCx.-LieutR utledge has
been detached from the Dacotah, and ordered
TO the receiving ship at Philadelphia. Lieuts.
Winder and Barrett have been ordered 10 the
DacOtah. Purser Morris has been ordered to
the Dacotah Purser Senac has been dc cached
from the Dacotah, with preparatory orders
for the Richmond. Lieut.. Isaac N. Brown
has been ordered as First LeuteIa of the
Niagara Capt. Slack, of the Marine Corps,
has been ordered to the command OF the bar
racks at Pensacola.
UNPATRIoTIC THETA sum OF from fifty
to seventy dollars was stolen about month
ago from the collec ton box for the Washing
ton Monum set up in the Museum OF the
Smithsonian Institution, at Washington.
Among the latest arrivals on this side, from
England is Horace Mayhem, the popular au-
thor, and one OF the principal contributors to
Punch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-04

~V" NOT1CE.-TO those who wish TO
Ea84aE attend the large cargo sale Of French
Goods, or Wednesday next, the 9th
inst. in Norfolk. the CURTIS PECK Capt. Z. C.
GIFFoRD, will leave the wharf at Rockets on
TUESDAY evening. 9th inst. at o. clock, +. NJ
be at City Point by O'Clock. touch at other land
lngs. Old Point and Portsmouth. and arrive at
Norfolk about O'Clock. A. NJ, Wednesday morn
ing. Return that "wednesday evening. leaving
Norfolk a. O'Clock, p. N :, touch at Old Point and
other LANDINGS, and arrive at this place about l
O'Clock, a: NJ. Thursday morning.
TICKETS given on the Curtis Peck going down,
to return on the Curtis Peck or Glen Cove any day
during the week until the llth. For passage,
tdown and up,) 49, Meals extrs- 80 cents each;
lie k-2t r. y. HASKINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-04
IMPARTIAL Justice.

The English defaulter, PuLLINGER, has met
his deserts In . sentence Of twenty years Pc
nal servitude. Neither wealth nor social po-
sitton asail to screen rogue in England
The moment the highest noble in the land or
the wealthiest comm0ner commits crime his
phaishment IL - inevitable a. that Of the
m0aueSt felOn, Fsgs 90 ~ ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-04

~ VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRI.
~ CULTURAL SOCIETY.-The Execu-
tive Committee Of this Society will hold their
monthly meeting, on "WEDNESDAY next, at s
O'Clock p. NJ, at the Office Of President Lyons.
Z. DIMMOCK. Sec'y
je 4-td Virgo Cent? Agr'l Society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-04
FOR BALTIMOR E.

FOR BALTI ~ ~ E.-The
WILLIAM ". KEhNE, will receive
freight TO DAY. lMonday,) and up to the hour Of
IL O'Clock NJ, TUESDAY. the 9Th inst.
Freight taken for Boston via Baltimore at low
est rates aud with great dispatch.
This steamer has splendid State Room passen-
ger accommodation. fassage and fare SIS.
{ Passengers are requested be on BOARD before II
O'Clock NJ TUESDAY, the hour of departure.
Tickets for passage prO:u red either Ofiice,
in the Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or at
ie 20 """' e'' nHVin l. WIN. cIIRRIE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-04
~AHaA u. s. MAIL s TIE A N III r
<9&FG YORKTOWN FOR NEW YORK.

9szzzEs' zE=@Tbe steamer YORKTOWN, Captain
LzwIs PARRISH, will .eave here at O'Clock P.
NJ, TUESDAY. the 9th June.
Excursion tickets issued to go and return by eth
Or of the steamers State room and meals included.
for the very low price of SIS.
Passage t" New York, state-room and meals in
cuded. $40 SIeerage passage only So.
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river boats.
Freight resolved to-day. .tMONDAY. and up
to the hour of O'Clock P. NJ, TUESDAY.
Conslgnees are requested to send for their goods
too day.
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates, and
forwarded with dispatch.
Tickets and Berths secured at our Office or ON
board the ship.
je 4-2 LUDLAM Il WATSON.