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OWNERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Hav.

J. ing kept for the last l2 months record in my
Office of all the Lands for sale in the neighborhood
of Richmond, as far as | have been able to ascer-
tain them, also of Houses and Lots in the city, and
having seen The beneficial results of such plan
both to purchaser and seller, / have determined to
give more attention to this branch of my business
and will in addition, use every effort to ascertain
what lands or lots may be purchased, though the
same be not regularly in market. | therefore re-
spectfully request all who may have lands for sale
in Virginia especially in Richmond and its vicinity
TO furnish me description of their property, with
terms of sale &c and those who are in search of
such property can call and examine my Books.
JAMES L SUTTON, Jr,
Land and Pension Agent, Bank street.
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EhilGRANT PASSAGE AND REMIT
TANCE AGENCY.
rAosATE r., TICKETS IN THE OLD ESTAB-
LisHED SWALLOW TAIL LINE
Of L8ndon and g.fveruooI PncLets

lCp,g sTugH and Liverpool Packets,
S4hiNEELi., NELL, MINTURN, & CO. oWNERs) J
srA ne m undersigned are sole Agents -
- - ior the sale OF passages In the above
line, composed of the following first class shins
r . new Worid, Queen of the West, Constitution.
nn.erpoe,, hsnourtsn, Albert Galatin Constantine.
ra.riek Ga:,, Henry, American Congress, Cornelius
Siinnsl, e: Independence, Yorktown, Prince Albert,
Sir Robert Peel, London.
for me accommodation of emigrants, and to
protsct them from any imposition, we viii direct
SIGHT DRAFTS
On towards Sanford g. Co., London, for any
amount, from 81 upwards payable at any hank in
the United Kingdom without discount.
lrishfnen wishing to send money to their
Iends; or bring them out from the ssold country
Wil ma our Drafts and Passages the most reliable
means.
>, ADAMS CO., No. 5, 18th street.
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ECONUMY Is WEALTH.-FkANkLl LIN

k'C0&UMY Is WEALTH.-FkANkLl LIN
IL CLOTHING STORE.-Ihe subscribers, Mer-
chant Taiors, would respectfully inform The citizens
OF Richmond and its vicinity that they have estab
Asned. at No. 1872 Main Street, Richmond,
Va d branch Of their Philadelphia Clothing Ware
mouse where they now have ready fsr inspection
one OF the largest and most superior stocks of Ready
Made Clothing IN the city ofRichmond, OF the very
best materials and workmanship which we will
sell from 20 70 25 per ceni. less than any other
fabilshment in the city
Also, large stock of gentlemen's furnishing
Goods, such Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Pocket
HandAerchiets, Gloves Suspsnders, &c.
K. DECOU & CO,
ap i0--d3m No l32 Main street
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HEKRING's sALAMANDERs.

WHE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving
l. further supply of the real FIRE-PROOF SAL
AMANDER SAFES, the genuine kind, which has
failed in ali the late fires to preserve their
contents. Every merchant who have valuable
books and papers, should have one.
We are prepared TO furnish Banks Insurance
Companies, Railroads, and all others, with Safes,
with patent locks, that cannot be picked or blown
open by powder. Call and examine Safe at our
store, taken from the ruins of the great fire. with
all the interior perfect, and the books and money
all saved. Fires are frequent, and those in want
had better not delay. All siz, ON hand, at factory
prices. FRY d McCAEDLISH,
fe 26-ts Agents for the State of Virginia
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eA e sss E5:z
NIkGTNIA CENTRA Is 4 = q ~ ~

PASSENGER TRAIN-The passenger trains
on 9n tnls road run as follows: Leaves Richmond
aaliy at clock, A. M breakfast at the Junction
ohe at Charlottesville and reach Woodville At half
past =, r. NJ Returning, leave W.odvire at half
past o. A. NJ, breakfast at Charlottesville. and az
I've r at richmond at quarter before O. P. n.
Freight Train.-The regular freiobt tr.;n
Viii leave Richmond for Charlottesville on MONDAYS
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 5 O'Clock. A. M and
IoT Woooviiie as often as business may re q,lire
rfeght WIN not be recei red in the depot at Rich
mond after O'Clock, P M. f. H Git
NH 25 Snnerintando,.
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xa-eAsEa DIRECT LINE T X O NJ
&a.SszsssEsS aSsSssEsS GREENSBORO, N, C TO RICH-
MON AND PETERSBURG, VA.-On and after
the first day of April, 1882, there will be line of
Four Horse Post Coaches, direct from Greensboro,
N. c to Burkevipe, Va, via DanviIle, Halifax c II
and Charlotte e. to Burkeville, where they con
meet with the Richmond and:DanVille Railroad and
also with the South Side Railroad from that place
to Petersburg.
This line viii run regularly three times week,
leaving Richmond and Petersburg at72 o'clock, A
NJ, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and ar
rive in Greensboro the second day, at 69 AN.
L cave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 6 A M, and arrive in Richmond and
Petersburg secondary at II PM
Fare through from Greensboro to Richmond or
Petersburg; Sl2.
Passengers by this line will go through without
delay. The line connects with the ynchburg and
Danville line of coaches at the latter town.
]. HOLDERBY & CO.
ap l9-2m P FLAGG & CO.
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EUREkA-Iron and Wire Railing Man.
"A ufactory. Main street, between eth and 9th,

No. 2l6, East side
The subscribers, having built shop (on the
site of the old one) and made extensive additions
thereto prepared to furnish Iron railing, Pat
tent Wire Railing, Verandahs, Balconies Tree OK
es, Iron Settees Chairs &c. of all patterns and fiat
terthemseves from their long experience at the bu-
siness (having put up not few in and sbout Rich
mond) that they can furnish Railing at prices to
suit the times, varying from 75c to S. per foot.
ALSO-Vault and Cellar Doors, Graiings of all
descriptions, Awning Frames, Iron Bedsteass,
Lightning Rods, of the most approved style; and
all kinds of smith work done in the best manner
and ON reasonable terms.
Crates, Fcnders, and Summer Fronts for Crates
of all styles and patterns.
Having put up superior oven for enamelling
(and will deny the superiority of the fire
cooring all others) we are prepared to supply
Crates If our own manufacture, equal 10 any made,
and at northern prices. Call elsewhere and exam
inc, then give a call before purchasing.
- We determined TO do all work in the
best manner, ana with despatch.
F. J. BARNS & co. s.
FRANCIS J. BARNS,
GEO ;. LoWNES. ap l9-dlm
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kingsly tells very good story abopt Dea-
con Havens. Il appears that at last harvest
time, the deacon had a knowing bee" and
among the party were two interesting Sons Of
Belial, who were more inclined to cut capers
than clover. One of their tricks on The old
man consisted Of filing the tin horn with soft
venerable friend seized the loaded instrument,
soap, and slightly stopping the ori6ce with cot
ton. When the hour OF l2 o'clock came, our
and blew q blast which scattered the contents
far and near. To say that the deacon was dis
pleased, would but slightly describe bis feel
ings. He was enraged; for the first time in
his life he becat1e excited. Says he Gen.
ilemen, | am an old mani am the head Of the
Sunday School, and have preached the gospel
for FIVE and thirty years, bar I'll be d--d If
cant lick any man who soft soaped that
trumpet"
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT
Richmond Post Office.

The Malls are due and closed as follows:
GErA- NORTHERN NAIL, via Washington City
Due 7. 81. and 4. NJ; closes Z. NJ. and o
The SIDE MAIIs on this route are furnished from
the t-aia that departs at i. NJ, and will be closed
daily al Z NJ
: ? u and . 4. NJ: closes P. NJ and 4, NJ.
TIE STAUNToN MAIL, via Charlottesville-Due
3iiyia Railroad cars al o'clock, ?. NJ, and closes
Es:,v at : O'Clock, p. NJ.
TsE NORFOLK CITY NAIL, per Steamers, via
CITY Pont--DUe Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-
6aFs at P. NJ. and closes Sundays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays at ; 2 u.
TIE WILLIAMSBURG NATL, per Steamers, via
..e Grove Landlng-Oue tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS at 9 P NJ, closes Tuesdays, Thursdays
SD Sundays at o'clock P. N.
TIE YoEKTowN NAIL, via the Grove Landing
Due Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays at P.
a. closes Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays at
SPIN.
THr CHARLES CITY C. H. MAIL, via Swine
ysra's-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays
stop X, closes Sundays, Tuesdays and Thurs
days ats ?. NJ.
-Due daily. excep, Monday, al P. NJ; closes daily
except Sunday. a ?. VI.
THE SIDE MAILS on this route are furnished by
the Departures Of Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
TuF LyxcHBURG NAIL, via Danviile Railroad
and F4rnav!lle-Due Monday. Thursday and Satur-
iav a q p NJ closes Monday, Wednesday and
E-ldgy Il ?, NJ
- Mails also close FOR Lynchburg on Sun
day, Tuesday. and Thursday, at {, P. ~, which
are dispatched via Central Railroad and Char
lotesve On the mornings Of Monday, Wednesday
aad friday.
tbs IApPAEANSocK MAIL-Due on Wednes-
days ana Saturdays al o'clock, P. NJ, closes on
Mondays and Thursdays at o'clock. P. NJ
TIE WILLIAMSBURG NAIL, via New Kent c. Fl.
Due Wednesdays and Saturdays at o'clock, P.
n and closes Mondays and Thursdays t8 P. NJ.
TIE LOUISA Horse NAIL. via Goodalls to Fred
er.cks1urg-J Due Monday and Thursday at P. NJ ;
closes Monday and Thursday at { P. II.
SHORT PUMP MILL, via Three Chopped Road
to I-ev!..ian's Depct-Due Thursdays at II P Nj
4Id closes same day at P NJ
FOFFICE H0URS.-From q o'clock, A. NJ,
mil the arcivgl 1f the Northern Mail. due at P.
n, alter the sssorring of that mail until P. M.
CO Sunday from 3 10 q A. n, aad from to
Pm.
[F7Syanps for the prepayment Of postage on
letters be nad aI the Office.
Persons applying Tor letters which have been
LDvE1I-sED, will please SO TO designate them.
t~On all transient newspapers, and every
other description of printed matter, except news
papers and periodicals published at intervals not
exceeding tAree months, and sent from the otce'oi
publication 20 actual and bona Ede subscribers post
age is required 10 be PREPAID when deposited
in the Office.
mn THOS. B. BIGGER. P. M
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ETYMoLoGY WITH VENGEAKcE.-John-
son once made beI with Boswell that he could
90 into the FISH market, and put Biilingsgate
woman in passion without saying q word
she could understand. The Doctor commenced
by silently indicating with his nose that her
fish had passed the state 10 which rnan's OIL
factories could not endure their Hasor The
BiiingsgaIe lady made verbal attack COM
mon in vulgar parlance, which impuxnsd the
classification in natural history Of the Doctor's
mother. The Doctor answered, !. You are an
article, madam" !" No more an article Than
yourself. you misgo.ien william Yos are
noun, woman" : You-you,n stamrnesed ID .
woman choking with rage alta list q iifles % :
could not understand. You are pronoun. Z,
The beldam shook her IS, 10 speechless rags.
You IRE verb-au sdserb-an sdjeeive-a
conjunction--a pTeposilion-an inseljt jtelion r.
suddenly continued the Dseier. spplying the
harmless epitheis Il proper isteEve1p. Ths
nine parts Of speech completely eapeueFsd
the old woman, and she dumped hesself down
10 the mud, crying with rses - beiag thus
blackguarded' il set Of uakn4uo terms
which, NOT understanding, shs could ~ an
sWer.
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l. Consisting of French Extracts. French Co
logne, Ok Marrow Pon1ade, Bears Grease Pomade,
black and white stick do, Philocome do Bears Oil,
Lip Salye brown Windsor Soap Military and other
and ivory Combs, hair. shaving, tooth and Clothes
Brushes, Shaving Cream, and variety of articles
tor the toilette, &c, too numerous mention, for
sale by w. MAYO DADE, Chemist
apl 10 Main street. opposite Old Market
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IN Hses LEs.5s-zsL ADA MS G CO.
~ 49, EXPRESS are n ~ ~,

f1Is HH ss-~.sss<<sE DA MS & CO...
szM - EXPRESSES are now nm
ming to nearly every city, town and village in fba
United States, and its superior facilities are offered
to all (at low rates) for the rapid carriage and de-
livery Of articles OF all descriptions boxes, bales
lection of notes. drafts, bills in all places where We
have agents.
Our arrangements such that the u.rnos,
promptness may be relied upon fox the perform
ance of all business entrusted to US.
Custom -housebusiness attended to, goodsenfer
duties paid and articles forwarded with Dispatch
Be sure TO order goods by ADAMS g. co.'s FIX
press.
Checks on England, ireland, Scotland and Wales
in sums to suit, for sale at this Office.
Our European and California Expresses give gen
eral satisfaction.
The Express leaves Richmond for The North
East and West every morning Except Supday) a.
u o'clock, arrives every evening Except Monday
at 81 o'clock. j. H. SAWYER, Agent,
Offce No. ;, Fourteenth street, Richmond. Va
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN YACHT BUILDERS.
We Understandable Mr.. Mare, of Blackwall.
mas invited the commodore Of the New York
Yacht Club, or any gentleman in America, 10
compete with vessel which will construct. in
contest similar to that In WHICH the America.
was successful last year, 10 come off al Cowes
IN next August or September; the conditions
to be reiel red to umpires chosen by the resuecs
tive parties. Mr. Mare stakes Ct 900 ON the
result. The American yachtsmen musr be
aware that the Americ a, built almost entirely
Tor speed, came to England 10 contend with
yachts already constructed to combine MS much
speed as would be consistent with comfort
hitherto sine qua non in British yachts; and
Dir. Mare, In the same spirit of courtesy and
generous rivalry as characterised the proceed
ings at Cowes on the late occasion. inyites the
Americans to the trial; and although MIR.
Mare by no means presumes that the British
yacht will be successful, yet he vea.ures 10
tnlnk better test of the respective vessels
will be obtained when they are both built fos
the same purpose United Sersiee Gazette.
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nRY GOODS. CHEAP FOR CASH.
IL w. .BOOTWRlGHT, Jr has received his supply
of Dry Goods for the spring trade, to which he in
OF rich Paris Bareges, Barege de Laines Mouslaines
Kid Gloves, white and colored; sup. twisted Silk
Mitts, Prints, Of all descriptions Domestic Goods
of ali kinds together with full assortment of
housekeeping Goods OF every description, all OF
which will be sold at the lowest prices Tor cash.
w. BOOTWRiGHr, Jr., No. 2e5,
NH 95-1m Cor. Broad and lst streets.
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LOOK HERE!

MERCHANTS and others who are dealing in
Iva his line would do web to call on the subsc,;
Der, and examine his large stock OF Plain and Ia
panned Tin Ware, stoves, Pumps and Fluid
Iamps. with great variety of Fancy and
Housekeeping Goods, at his large wholesale
and Retail Stove and Tin Ware Depot, No. 8, Mai,
street, doors above the old Market Richmond Va
Tin Roofing and Conductors done at the shortest
notice, and cheap and good as any other establish
nent in the state WIN. SEARS WOOD,
ap Elm A Practical Workman
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L sfiUMAN. old Philosopher, owede by
I.s birth, takes great pleasure in offering his ser
vices to the citizens OF Richmond and its vicinity in
Astrology Physiognomy, and Signs, and gives true,
correct and satisfactory information, having made
predictions 10 Napoleon in 1912, previous TO his
downfall in Moscow. He can be consulted in mat
Of Love Marriage. and of the future events of
lie Mr.. S. has travelled through the greater part
OF the world, during the last forty years, and all
this time has ende4vored 10 enlarge mis- knowledge
by all things he ever heard or saw. He takes plea
sure to assure the public he is willing 10 give the
cessaTy Information to all who viii favor him with
& call.
TERMs-Ladie 2j cents for reading the planet
IN ful so cents; Gentlemen so cents; for reading
the planet in full, 81.
Colored ladies and gentlemen are also invited to
cal
Eativities calculated according 10 Geomancy for
ladies az, in full So; Gentlemen So, in full, s.
His Office is on 18th street, between Main and
Cary streets, second house from Main street. Of
nee hours from o'clock in the morningtill o'clock
in the evening. NH 27-2na*
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
NAY MAGAZINEs.-J W RAEDoIpI

49, mas received
is cents
May No Sartain's Union Macazine-25 cents
rs cents - D1e
:. 1901, or the Adventures of Mr. and Mrs sandboys.
, .hsle son and daughter who came up 10 Lonoon to
heulps sn nseyes," by II Mahew and Geo Cruik
Inc Ladies' illustrated Keepsake. with steel
plates, 81, same gilt, 81 50
IL 25 so.o'eu p'aies' gil cage
Mutterings and Musings of an Inval;d-75 cents
oas'ie Oh otranto, by Horace Walpoie, plates--37
Cottage Tales, or the Entertaining Repostorv of
Magic, Witchcraft Tales of Terror, &c-75 cents -
Adams Bookkeeping, with Day Book and Ledger
81 N''sei
The Grumbler, by Miss Pickering, new edition
25 cents
Falkland, by Bulwer, new edition-a5 cents
Edward and lsabe Tales of the Ocean, by H
Marting gale-25 cents
Tom King, the Highwayman-25 cents
April No Plough Loom and Anvil, per year So
25 cents
May No Godey's I.ady's Book-25 cents.
ap19
pLEAK ROUSE, PART 2.-Received by
ID GEORGE NJ. WEST g. BROTHER.
Backwoods Edinburgh Magazine for Aprl-25
cents
Putnam's Library, No T, Claret and Olives, from
the Garonne to the Rhone. by Angus Beach-25
cents
The Corscan Brothers, a dramatic romance,
from the French ofDumas-l2 cents
The Maiden and Married Life of Mary Powell, af.
forwards Mrs Milton-50 cents
Bleak House, by Charles Dickens, part 2nd-12
cents
Fresh Leaves from the Diary of Broadway
Daudy-25 cents ap21
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irish~ere dispatched by ,he pr.~wr.-- -.
g, rom LnIcuita 10 MouImein, where H.
riyed IN 73 hours-hef Maiestv's Sf,h ny xs... ~
Dnapore, taking their place IN For W;t,s..
Two native corps and three Companies - -.
hilery were 10 follow A like force of sre;i,s,v
ana na1ive infantry as that ordered from Cal
eutta were TO be provided from Madras be;cs :
IN all two European f18fh and 5lsrl and ea,,ss
native t3sth and 9th Bengal, and 9Th and 3,sh
Madrasl corps, with four companies or art;Ile-
ry, mostly Europeans. in addition 10 those an
board the Bombay steamers. The 49tf and
18th Regiments of Madras Native Infaufry are
betwixt Moulmein and Mregui-they urobably
number about 1200men; so that in all we shall
have about 10000 fighting men, independent Of
me ships crews, at our disposal. The entire
force Is to be commanded by Major Gen. God
w,n, y. b. OF her Majesty's army with Brig
adiers Warren and Elliott. To commard rsa.
Bengal and Madras brigades resnec,;yeIy,
Col. Foord, ofthe Madras armv. is to he in
cnarge OF the artillery; and Major Frazer. Of
the Bengal army. of the engineers. On the
18TH OF February orders were received :, Roon-
bay from the Governor General for d;sns,ch
for the Bay Of Bengal, as speedily AZ noss;hls
OF all the steamers which could be SHARED
and such is the high condition of the Indian
navy, that on the 24th squadron. under the
command OF Capt. Lynch, consisting Of the
ASioAS, uohotoiuscu ItiE packer 10 q fTlgafe.
and Moozuffer, both 1900 tons and 500 horse
power, and the Sesostris frigate, with the troop
steamer Berenice. of about 500 tons each.
sailed from our harbor within FIVE days' time
OF fther being aware that there was any chance
ofbelng required. The Zenobia was intended
to follow, had she arrived in time from Alden.
The Queen now takes her place, and this.
With the Medusa iron steamer, completes our
armament. The steamers are, as thew were
during the China war, supplied with Earope-
an artillerymen TO work their guns. While
these matters were being arranged, dispatches
were received from Burmuh protesting de-
sire for peace; the first condition wns that we
should change the channel of communication
to Major Boyle, the commissioner, instead of
Commodore Lambert the arrogance of dream
ing OF prescribing to Us how we should con-
duet our arrangements sufficiently indicated
tne temper of the monafeii--so our prepara-
tons were pushed on. The squadron sails
direct tor Rangoon and Martaban cities, by the
river side, of $4,000 and 10000 inhabitants. re-
spectiyely. They doomed TO be DESTROYED.
and as they are constructed chiefly of wood.
our first fire will set them in blaze. The
force, eiter doing as much mischief as possi-
Die. will return to Bombay and Calcutta. 10
renew operations in October. The indemnity
Will most probably be exacted in the shape o Z
slice ofterritory.
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mn MUslC.-P. II. TAYLOR offers for sale the
1v1 following popular pieces If Music:
Katy Darling, song, by Whiteman
The Last Rose is Fading, song Petcolas
The Officers Funeral, song
Tho tits all but Dream, song
By the Sad Sea Wave, song
Music at Nightfall, song
Ger the Far Blue Mountain, song
Are We Almost There, song
We Are Almost There, song
'Ts the Last Rose of Summer, arranged by
w. V. Wallace,
at his Piano Forte and Music Store, 160 Main st.
ap14
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AhCuND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS
- FOR THIS SEASON. MILLHiSER d
BROTHER, would respectfully remind their
friends the Ladies', and all others desiring pretty
Goods at the cheapest prices that we are opening
slarge additional supply of Barege de DANES, Sat
IN. striped and plain Bareges OF the latest styles
1000 pieces Ribbons unequaled in the city for price
and quality. 300 more Of those well known cheap
Grape Shaw s; Prints, Jaconetts, Lawns, Cling
hams ana lots of other Goods 10 be sold as they
were bougtt-st great bargains and great sacrifices
Ladies, and all, De sure 10 call and at what
prices are selling Goods at, and you will GER
taiuly decide we are the cheapes, OF the cheap
Persons purchasing by the piece or dozen would
so do wellto give US call.
MILLHISER e. BROTHER,
ap u 1913 Broad Street.
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UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
PHILADELPHIA.


En The spleL did Steamships Penn.
+ <RFa sylvania and Virginia leave
E=ls.AI.ss. Richmond alternately every five
z&zsSz.szs1s-sa days for Philadelphia.
These Steamers are both new, and have very SD.
perior state room accommodations. Tie Captains
are men of much experience in their profession,
and we can highly recommend this route to the
travelling community for comfort, speed and econ.
omy.
Tobacco manufacturers will find it to their ad.
vantage to give this mode of transportation the pre-
ference, as being much less likely to deface their
boxes in getting then to market
Goods sent to our consignment for re shipment
will receive every attention, ana be forwarded at
the usual rates.
Those living in other parts of the State wishing
to engage passage TO Philadelphia by these Steamers
before leaving home, can have stateroens reserved
for them by addressing
For freight or passage. apply to
MAYO IL ATKINSON, on the Dock
N B.-As it is highly important to prevent dam
age to goods by t. cir remaining on the wharf, and
for ~ othor reasons we will have drays always
in readiness discharge of tine Steamers, to carry
the freight Immediately to their various consgnees
Drayage at usual rates.. NH l3-dts