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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

DYpARrrRY OF TB. HUMBebRT Tho
g. s Mail steamship Humboldt, Cspt Lioss saiied sn
Saturday IT noon for Hayre, rio Southampton. Win
s4C3e9s IN specie and lJi pas.epg-rs hs OF whoss
will be found under the appropriate head
SMALL WBALEs-Mr. Henry Rieil,
tcbseconbt, ssJs he saw six whales of Long Branch
Friday He links they within 100 or fos yards
If tie shore.
ACCIDENT on The HUpsoN RVER
RAILROAD Abou, 10 O'Clock Thursday night LAST.
a. the freight ana emigrant train from N-wfork Tor
Albany reached point In Phlpsto~n, ussry 10 froos
OF the residence ef wstsoa O. Haynes three cars by
accident or cArele,spess 60; OF the track and were
dragged by he locomotive the tes for distance
OF nearly, If net quits half mile, breaking quite
oero the iron chairs which iasten the rails toether
lhe train WA not stopped unit, Il reached the lat d
nree bridges on ths property Of K D. Asden, Esq.
mus dragging the third freight cars over euvern and
cribbips
1t wS providentlal that the few passengers were In
The rear care, snd person received snv ip,urv n.
though the poor Germsns III ,h,ened
The scene OF the accident IL quite two uiee erom q
deg6t, tie nearest being Gsrrisona oxn. to the a.
mirabe ariapsemernby colored lamp .isnas IN posses
sion CT each wstchmsn the very efficient Assistant S
perintendent, Mr. Thomas Liue, was down from Goa
Spring In fifteen minutes after the accident occurred
and In less than bali hour the track vas cleared S
the next rsin, and by daylight the foao~ioy morn
Ing the President Of tbs Company, Mr. korysa asA
the Superintendent, Mr. Stark, were on shs ground.
SAD ACCIDENT AT NEW RocnELLE.--
We learn tba, Col Taylor. Of this City. tes~ea atty
and sixiy years Of age vas drowned on Friday sfser
mo- n, while f'hlpg of New. Rochelle. lie, ~ith tws
other eentlem n, went out In boat and when On the
act IT throwing the anchor Col. Taylor who
he avy mar-snd one Of his companions placed them.
selves ON the same aide Of the skH which caused hsr
10 Immediately cspslze. Col rs companions ssved
Themselves By cngng the bott nm Of tber little 6sh
ins vessel In searching for Col T q was ascertain
ed tina, be came up under the boat and there
drowned.
CoLLIsloN.-The . o'clock freight train
from the City, Friday, Mr. Mngs conductor csne In
collision with the down psssen ger train Of which No
Blsckledge Is conductor, a, Tucsshoe bat no damage
cstchers.
THROWN OFF THE .TKAcK.-The II
o'clock train from the csg, Saturday. ,he HrssS.
Railroad, cow, at Upper Morrssn;s and was
thereby thrown Oft the track and one Of the platforms
considerably damaged. The train was delayed about
half an hour
E' Arrival of emigrants from foreign
ports, at the port of New York. during the month sf
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PresbSterinn -IntisIics,

=. We publish this week, the general vie "
sefIesoyteran Church fIr the year -Dding May,lo53
out by the stated Gu rkoi the General A. 'e 's,
Mo iePonsirc the several oesbl eries. Ten Pres.
1n's' as wis b. pssceyed have ,afe 20 report; aud
%iSs numoar Of churches, even In those Presby
ssss No'ea nave reported have MT furnished th@ir
ca % tast stsr ALL the re,ul, obtsned 10 but
ns - spp,oxiipanon Il 10 a mater for much reg.eS
s.. sch sessions and the Stated Clerks of Presoy'
rss,S % prevailed upon TO 90 toeir du,y 10 tats
'otns' We might arrive al something IKE seus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

factory Information 10 the relatva condition. nsme
IicaIy, Of our own denomination from year 90 year.
over last year not large II has been for several
ot ne previous years bat the aggregate gsia slnce
e59 The year after the division. sd that God has
been birssnr our Zion win d rfmafksbs degree of
prosperity. We have no very nearly attained to the
SIZE OF the entire body -eyious 10 the separation The
Increase since 1889 msy be seen from the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

FUNERAL OF STEPHEN ALLEN.-The
funeral of Hon Stephen Allen, who lost his life at the
Iate catastrophe on board the steamboat Henry Clay,
took place on Saturday The services were held at the
Mercers,. Church at O'Clock p w. at which hour
large number of persons had assembled. The coffin
was brought into the church at an early hour, aud
placed In front Of the pulpit. Toe family and relatives
OF the deceased occupied the seats eaest to H. and the
pail be arers eight IN number were seated on the right
and eff sides. The coffin wa made Ut rosewood orna
rep,ed WITH silver beaded screws, and plate bearing
the usual mscripdcn-tne name aud age ofsne deceased
The officiating clergy nan, Re-. Tho mas H. Skinner
Jr arose aud read severz verses from dtsrea rirti
of the Bible-iOme p sssges from the OH Testament
abiding 10 the wisdom ard providence Of God MS
noWer and goodness and ths in?sts'iu workings Of
bis will. Alter reading tns scdPtTes, the reverend
gentleman said he regretted TIE absence % the pastor
Of the church he would rsthe ihat one older thsn
himself should have spoken O. .as deceased on this
OCCASION A;ter abiding 10 tae al Il de -ster "1 n
COS, the life of Ar Alen and any aeIs, the speaker
s,t IN IN comment on the character # the deceased
vbo had but a Cew months ago yored me Chris 1a1
communion in tot. house If worship be had for ui:ny
~es,. been a believer Of the Christian doctrine o.
slyAtop ou, bad never until few months back Joined
the church.
Seldom said the speaker. are we He'd upon 70 speak
Of rsn sho has Il led many public Offices tie has
been In the service Of the NatOn Oi his otse, anu vi
the City he had served several unes as Aiernan oil
hi, Ward had 6hed the chair Of Mayor, had been Ia
both branches of TIE State Legsature aud served 10
suhTrsasuIer under President Van Biren be was
active ia procuring the introduction Of the Croton water
Ito our CIV and had been eugs sed Ia ana evea MS
inference TO- many other enterprises OF srea "o''e :.
spd benefit 10 the comnuniy. He ass prompt 10 -
III. oui-s al generous In bis sedoI1-a man,
| al uaiAed hberaity. In proof OF ths the sps'Ao,
luoea - the fact thA wheu Sob Trea'uss' u' nA'l
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w"RANKlNe's HALY-YEAaLY Az
CITY ITEMS.

ADJUSTMENTS, SC, TINS DAY AND EVENING.
Broadway Th-at-r-PrOC And-rson's nafcai ats
Nibos-Doy N Parl- French aud Spaust Dancers, e..
g,ruub Whites Serena1ers. Dancing, &c.
ss,tI. cosmnr,mss ye~. ruoF rDay and Evening
gohot. n-o,ic Corsas-Concsrf. f'Nsrnoor.'
eand Cover Va Waaa-Ls Bs lent 2ls - t eretas
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il will then be seen that we have Presbyteres aud
100 candidates than under the care Of the
Assembly previous TO the division; aud that we lack
but l0l ministers l32 churches and about 700
nuncsns, Of being fully equally in numbers 70 wnst
the whole body was before the separation. We doubt
whether all things considered greater prosperity has
ever attended religious body OF the size within
the same length Of time and having to struggle duriUg
several OF the fret years with the evils resulting from
previous controversy and division Truly God nath
done great things for u.s. whereof we glad
AS our readers may desire 10 know tho comparative
cordinn Of the New and Old School bodies, We give
the following items-those pertaining the New School
being taken from their Mnutes of this year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE EUDs0S
RIVER RAItRoAD -The Coroner held al isqusa yea
terday at the New. York hoSpits, tic ssdg ef
lad named John Haley, 10 yenrs OF age, who on tho
eth ut acc,den ally Tell from Of the OF tn,
Hudson River Railroad when near Thirty-ffth s.. All
received Injuries which Saturday resulted 10 death.
The Jury rendered verdict Of accidental death caussd
by the carelessness Of deceased himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02
AccIpENrs.-A painter, named George

ACcIDENTs.-A painter, named George
Reed r.sding In the Sixth.av. Saturday last while
engaged ut ork upon stores In East st., seh
ously injured T. consequence Of the breaking Of I'D
der upon which be standing. He takea to the
New York Hospital.
James Clark sailor, was severely in
jured on Saturday while at Pier No. E. N. r by tho
falling upon him OF q spar. lie was removed TO the
New York Hospital
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ANTI RAILROAD MEET,YG.-A publ

ANTI RAILROAD MEETiNG.-A public
meeting will be held 70 morrow evening at Lafayette
Hail. for the purpose OF protesting ginS the project Ct
laying railroad In Broadway. We learn that great
majority of the property o~ners on that street are op
posed it, and undoubtedly the mestins will % large
one strong point with the Opposition 10 the fact that
araroa would ruin Broadway for purposes of parade,
for military fremen aud the people generally public
occs.ions This would leave no eligible place In the
City for political or other procession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

The excess In numbers in favor of the o school
being "a Presbyteries, sig minister's 90 centi-tes 275
candidates, 1,l3l churches, aud CO. 762 rnnnnican
The comparatively small number VI icenates and par
tculary Of candidates In the School, argues unfa
yoraby for their prospective prosperity.
bad there been division, takns the aggregate sta
ttcs OF the two bodies what the undivided Church
would have attained IN, the companion at thi. time
with what II was In 1891 would have been "a follow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

AcCIDENT.-As little girl was passing
TIE Odeon on Fif,hst, Saturday morning, Junk
bottle, which had beer used by OF the workueu.
fell OF was thrown from the building ant struck her
the head cui,ingh severely She narrowly escaped
fracture of the skull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

body embracing 3,566 mintsters 3j9 licentates 423
candidates, 1885 churches and 32l 066 Communicates
would certsiny have constituted formidable army for
doing battle against Satans empire and for the upbud
ing # Chrsts bnRdcm had It's integral parts been
they not 10 far better that they exist as sepa.
rate d. nominations, and II Is doubtful whether the
mixed body would. under any circumstances, have
reached what Is the aggregate of the t~o. As TO
cur own Zion, great need 10 the ef1s,on Of the
Spirit We have soundness and harmony In doctrine,
and organization which works with great efficiency
but on no such mere outward circumstances should
rely. Our help and our efficiency must come from
God alone. lPresbytehan.
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NNNH -
General View

" To Presbyterian Church IN hs United States Of
america, Nag 1852
Daring the year endiog May 1852, seven
~ Presty,eiies were oreau7ed. VIZ: Tanadesa,
S,tsr ity Chicsgu, Des Moiues, Dane Milwaukee,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02
Acc,pyNr.-A lad. IS wears of ago,

ACCIDENTAL lad, TO years OF ago.
npmed John Gibbons residing at No 279 Sixth sv,
severely injured internally yesterday morning whis
attempting to Jump train Of cars which we're In
II oton at Morrisans. By some means unknown, hs
was brought to this City, and soon aterwsrd was
found by Officer Rittsn, OF the Fifth WARD lying lnssa
sble in one of the streets Tie taken 10 the Station
house. when he was attended by Dr. Kilbourne, after
Will n he sent home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

l. o. o. F.-The annual session of the
Grand Encampment of Southern New.Ycrk viii com
meDce ths evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

Funds for four Bosrd' $780,. .sll7,s25 63 s2il,l46
Showing Increase of II Presbyterian 1876 Minister'S
90 Churches and Of than sl23 900 10 the annual
amount given TO the Boards
The present Of the Church. compared with
whst II In 1897 whep what constitute the New aud
the following.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

SMALL WBALEs.-Mr. Henry Rieil,
ssys he saw six whales Of Long Branch
on Friday. he links they within 100 or foo yards
II I. shore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

THE BODY OF A CHILD FOUND IN A
SEWER On Saturday last some scavengers. while en-
Gagged in clearing out In the OF No 10 Jer
sey ct found me dead body OF iofant In the filth Il
was taken the Police station Of the Fourteenth Ward,
where the Coroner will hold an inquest upon IT,
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DYpARrrRX of TBE HUMBeLRT.-Ths
q. Mail steamship Humboldt Capt Lines. sailed On
Saturday 81 noon for Hayre, rio Southampton. WIN
slC329s IN specie and l3i passengers ht OF waoss
names viii be found under the appropriate head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

KILLED on BOARD A STEAMBOAT
Alopzo Elliott fireman on board the Steamboat Thos
T. Hulse was accidentally killed on Saturday, In conse.
aper CO OF crank belonsng TO the machinery striking
him upon tho head. He leaves wife
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

SAILING OF THE U. S. STEAMER MIS-
s,ssrpP1-At about 10 o'clock Saturday morning, the
Il Z ate Mississippi got under way and came
round m Der position IL the East River TO point In
The uud d. jus, OF Castle Garden Alta quarter before
% o'clock she started on her way down the bay
The follow Ing /. q lii of mo officers.
Comnodors-M4ilhew c. Perry.
Conain-Wm J MClUney. ,,
Cgnaird.rs-u my A. Adams FrADkln ou'nAnAn
Fiyst L,eusnGr,-Afred Taylor
Tb,a,natD-Thou ~ A. Bud, j. Hogan brown. Z.
ST George Nolan II. Rolanc0.
Strgeon- Daniel Green.
F1rs.r--Wllitam Sp.Ioen.
Ar.Bg ifdstsT-Nlli1n Weo0
Soo,d A.,istiEs surg OIL. j. Williams.
.,,i.,o-t Ssrg,0t--A NJ Lynch
po,,.d vi4.5fym1n-Wali-r F Jones, Andrew r.
Monroe, ! March P g. Watnouth, n. B,eese'
sJ1d.b;Dr1n-Wm ~ Armstrong, }. w. snirA
Cbi,f EHgjner-Jesse Gay. ,,,ua.
I.si.,oyt s., gtneers - Fret Robert DanoV' "unsn
uIt'.d Sscnn6 c. T. W Logan, w. h hutnerioru
iTt,,c G. w Alexander f. d. ROBBIE J. Dehercer'
C.mncS,rfs Clerk-A 5. ID PortAan
Ccg,ofn's Clert-J. M0nroe BODY
p,r,rs CLrk-Wm Spetden, Jr
Flfst Cierk-H. b Adams
Boasndin-AmCs Coison'
Standardized Stevens
Ca,rrnfer-Hrnry NJ LoweEy.
Gt9uar-yno c. Ritter
,'.a .;er,y,, sfa,s -B'iphslet Brown
We,,S. OSors-J ZeBin, Captain and brewer 'iA'o''
Geo s. Lindsey Second LieuSrant
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER GLASGOW
n. grtish steamer Glasgow. Capt Craig. fro" 'is'
sf-fvda az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

ARREST FOR RECKLESS DRIvING.-A
csrnap named VIM. Hsnly, while intoxicated, on Sat
urdsy after nOon drove and seriously iolured
lad Who at the tune, was crossing Forsyth The car
nsp Vas tAEen mo custody by Officer Mead. Of t,s
Tenth Ward He wss fined $40 by the Mayor, and 10
default Of payment committed TO the City Prisoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

e On Sunday evesing, at the big tent,
corner of Twenty seventies and Second sv, largo
audience convened, and listened with great attention
er the meeting opened with prayer to addresses
Of Inuch power and effect from Rev C. c Leigh and
Col Snow who held the audience to late hour, evil
dsptly leaving a strong impression.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

THROWN OFF THE TRAcK.-The u
o'clock train from the ckg, Saturday, the Hsss.
Railroad over a cow, at Upper Morrissns, and wa
thereby thrown of the track and one OF the platforms
considerably damaged The train was delayed about
half sn hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02
DEATH OF A. CRIsT, ESQ. the Sd

DEATH OF A. CRIsT, ESQ.--ln the Sd
prere Court Saturday, special term, forenoon Mr. Rob
ert IL Morris alluded to the death Of Mr. c. Zone Of the
su.rers In the Henry Ciay0 eR'nept member of the
Bar and noveo out OF respect his memory that the
Cour, adjourn The motion seconded by dc. 5hep-
ard. who. With Mr. Could offered rcnaiiNS, wlSt
responded to by Judge Edwards, and the Court ad
iourned After the adjournment Of the Court the mem
hers Of the Bar present called Mr. Robert H. Morris TO
the chair whea addresses delivered by Mr.
Brewster and others and adopted In resiol
70 ,..tSSpg respec. to the memory of the deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

Boar RAcING.-During the past year
the bos,men Of St. John b. challenged the States to
,ou-tour men of the EewBrunswtcs against any four
IN the Upion-which afser,some maneu'erng on both
..des has at length been brought 10 match
Mr. Charles Thomas of No CD WntehaLs'p, has
made the arrangement on the part of the Ns~Yorker
for race of ak miles for the sum OF s@Ooo sde 70
come eif on the 7th October next-the No"'iorxef'
to pay he travelling expenses OF their opponen" from
s., JOHN u this City and back forfeit oil 100 mas oeen
deposited The parties are restricted a. 70 inc nuin'ef
Of oars, and not TO any length OF boat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-25

JAPAN ExPIDITIoN.-The Dutch Govern:
ment, It's said, cordially approves oflhe u. 8
Japanese expedition, and hopes for its sue
cess in opening the port Of Japsn.to the com
merce ofthe world. The New York Courier
says: .Not only do the Dutch cheerfnlly look
upon the destruction Of their monopoly, but
they have forwarded to our Government all
the charts, memoirs. surveys, statistical re-
ports, &C., &C., intheir possession. for The use
ofthe expedition about TO sail for Japan under
the direction Of Com. Perry" 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-25

ltcn19s a.
A new method of making yeast is to take a
large teacup full Of split and dried peas, put
them in pint of boiling water, cover them
closely to exclude the air, place them BY the
side Of the fire for twenty-louI hours, when It
should have fine froth on top. A table spoon
full of the liquid will raise one pound OF hour.
FREE BANKS IN ILLINoIs.-fwelye banks
have been organised in the State OF Illinois
under the free banking law, showing an aggre-
gate capital Of $2,700,00O. But three OF the
number have yet gone into operation. 4
The indianapolis papers are informed by Mr..
Adams, who has charge OF the Greek Slave
now exhibiting at that place, that ne has with
in day or two received directions from Mr..
Powers to send the statue to Europe, as ithas
been sold.
Among the latest discoveries at Nineveh, ,ons
coffin was found containing the body OF lady
of the ROYAL house; many of her garments
were entire, also the gold studs which fastened
her vest. The most singular discovery, how
ever, was mask of thin gold pressed upon the
face, TO assume and retain the features OF the
deceased.
A letter from Matamoras states that four OF
Caravajal's troops, who had recently been taxi
en- prisoners, were shot by the order of ATista,
under circ umstances which exhibited great
cruelty. One was an American, another q
Sco,chman, and two were Mexicans.
The Queen of Spain has conferred the order
of the Golden Dleece on his Royal Highness
the Prince of Wales, eldest son Of the Qseen
of England.
A company is forming in London, with a
CAPITAL of two millions sterling, TO establish q
line of steamers between that city and New
York.
Snow STORM In JuSE.-The Pittsburg Ga
zelfe states that very severe storm was expe-
rienced on Seven Mile Island. in the Ohio, be.
low that city, on Wednesday night. Snow teli
quite heavily for some time.
In the he;ehth or prosperity, expect adversIty.
but fear il NOT; ifit comes NOT, you are the more
sweetly possessed Of the happiness you have
and the more strongly confirmed; u i comes
YOU are the more gently disposed, and the more
firmly prepared.
Some thief or thieves the other day renewed
The corner sione of lbe new Episcopal Church,
RECENTLY laid at Nashville, and stole the articles
which had been there deposited. consisting 'oi
1 bible. a prayer book, $50 in coins. and vari-
Gus other articles.
A despatch from Washington states that the
Government has ordered the Pacific squadron
10 cruise near Lobos, for the purpose Of protec'
ting American shipping engaged II gathering
gaano. g
The legislature Of Counecsicut has just pass
ed bill authorizing free banking N that Stale
The number Of emigranss arriving at The poi
oi Nsw orslsns i about 1000 per month.
Prof Larrabee has determined 10 accept IL
editorship Of the Western Christian Advoeats
4 Professor salomon l. nov engaged q II
EfssnSSnfnwn NJ L. fnt1llf5vv con 1nl3uNffmw =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-25

VALUABLE REcEIPT.-Take plaster and
soak it in saturated solution of alum, then
bake the two in an oven, the same as gypsum
is baked to make it plaster of Paris, after which
they are ground to powder. 1t is ,then used
as wanted, being mixed up with water like
plaster and applied. 1t sets into very hard
composition, capable of taking very high
polish. 1t may be mixed with various colour
ing minerals to produce a cement of any color
capable Of initiating marble.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-25

COUNSEL FEES IN ENGLAKD.-Ar recent Eng
lish paper. announcing the death of Hon. J /. C.
Talbot, @. C. al Brighton, England, says that
since 1886, he was one of the leading and most
affiuent members of the bar, the income he
derived from his professional labors yielding
a railway case, was endorsed with 300 guin-
cas-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-25

DEATH To RATs.-An ingenious instrument
has been invented by MIR. Seaward. printer,
at Indianapolis, Ind, which will be death on
rats. II the. treadle on which the bait is
placed, is attached an iron lever, communi.
eating with wire spring, to which is fastened
when the treadle is touched, hitting the rat
between the peppers and knocking il six or
eight feet from the trap, which resets itself in
stantly tor another rat.
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Through Tickets
Have also been arfa"ged as follow:
Between Philadelphia (by Steamships Virginia
and Pensyivania,) and Wkite Sulphur, $l6; Warm
and Hot Springs, SIS so; Staunton and Waynes
borough, Sill; Charlottesville. $40; Gordo nsville
SO so; Louisa II, SO
s Between New York (by steamships Richmond,)
and all the above named places, the same prices.
Between New York (hy steamship Roanoke.) and
each of the above named points, So additional
The Roanoke lea, es Richmond everv Tuesday
at o'clock M. only SO hours to New York.
The Richmond leaves Richmond every Friday at
IA M, 60 hours to New York.
The Pennsylvania and Virginia leave Richmond
every Wednesday, 4S hours to Philadelphia.
To On all these Steamers, the very best fare
furnished without charge.
Between White Sulphur and Norfolk, Va, by Rcs,.-
oke, SI3 90
Between Lynchburg ard Richmond, 4 so
Trtweekiy, viz: on Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday.
je D E. Fl. GULL, Superintendent