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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-17
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METEOROLOGY.
Extract from g Meteorological Journal kept By Mr. d.
Turner. at his school rooms.
MEAN TEMPERATURE or THE G MONTHS:
l l:|s 81 e T. II Al :;'i II
';'' y: :!.': q u;
l lsss sss 50 s: IIszI ss III R Isl * e
l ls's s's;' a .s Il Il: Is: Fl
ba maisa ass9 1ssss inches Maximum s2
Thermometer: Mean, ITO 5; maximum, aso mini.
mum, $50; range, SO. $50
Rains: On the End SIS inches; the srd, III On,
the 4th, .12s; ON the 7th OH ON the 18TH siz on
the 18th, 1.247; on the 9th, SIS. There were
thunder storms.
$50 on the 9Th, $40 O. the sh eio S. on the 10th
$50; on the 18th, IS; on the sist, sss ' i''n'
at 900 or above, during the last summers
l ls5l In June July ! August Total e e
SEPTEMBER, 1858.
Barometer: Mean, $1,000 inches maximum Ton the
26thl 3o152; minimum Ton the l5th) 29609; range,
Thermometer: Mean, ego 9; maximum Ton the 5th)
$50; minimum ton the 5oth) 49o; range, 49,.
Rains: On the lsf, 25 inches; the 3rd and 4th Al;
the 7th 02; on the 9Th and 10th, 1.59; on the
l4th, 10; on the 10th, "a. Two thunder showers:
Prevailing wind s West
There high wind on the evening of the 29th at
which time several vessels were wrecked Lake
Erie and in the Gulf of St. Lawrence
There slight Aurora Boreahs On the evening OF
the 9th.
latter part of August disappeared the first OF the
month
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TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS-Tl

undersigned will furnish 10 Builders aud others,
LUMBER and TIMBER. of every description, OF
the best quality for Building and Other purposes, at
the most reasonable prices to be delivered at Rich
mond the shortest notice.
Orders left with ABEL U. MAYO Esq, at his Office
under the Metropolitan Hall, franklin street, viii
be duly attended to.
oc6-dSm SAMUEL 3. RISSELL.
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NOTTCE.-The members of the 60.

Benevolent Society hereby requested T. 49,
at their Hail. ON MONDAY, nth October :, ",ees
CLOCK precisely, to celebrate the anniversary az ~
Society Ely order of the President - aAs
&C l5-NF PHI. BERGHEIMYR 81,
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ATTENTION, YOUNG GJJARDl,-

Attend drli and meeting of your company. At
your Armory, on iMONDAY next, the lTth inst a.
u O'Clock, Z. NJ. Punctual attendance il rsass,,S
ss business Of Importance will be brought before tbs
company. By order of the Lit. Con,d' = ''S
&C Ii j. w BARLOW n Q
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THOMAS w. KEESEE, AuoTrosEER,
(ofiee with Geo. j. Sumner No 20 Pearl streetl will
attend to the sale of every description OF MER-
CHANDISE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
oc7-dlm
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BATHS, BATHS. BATHS-Hot Gold

and Shower Baths be had daily at the Hair Ores
sing Shaving and Shampooing Saloon, under the
American Hotel-entrance on llth street.
Single Bath p cents, or five tickets for 81.
OCT
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SrEALryG WuEAr.-For some week.

STEALING WHEAT-For some weeks
past strong suspicious have existed that quantity of
of Wheat was being brought to market, and sold by
certain negroes without proper authority for carry
ing such traffic. Information having been given
to Constable Leween of the affair, he arranged his
plans ferret out the matter, and on last Saturday
morning, at an early hour, cceeded in arrestng
mddle-aged negro named Edmund, the slave of Mr.. G.
E. Jones' of Louisa, while having in his possession ten
bags of Wheat the value of S25, the property of
some person unknown. Edmund drives poultry wa
gou for his MASTER and had attended the market the
day before his capture, with load of poultry. He
was made TO drive his team TO Henrico G. H.. where
he lodge in jail to await examination, before
Justice Gardner ednesday, under the charge of
receiving the Wheat knowing it to have been sto
lem From all that can learn, the evidence is If
the most conclusive character to the gros guilt
and he must have had accompces to cid him in his
speculative operations, is to be hoped that the
tire truth will be brought to light and all concerned
in stealing and concealiug the wheat be made to suf
fer. Farmers in the neghborhood of the city
continually robbed of grain and other produce by
groes who find difficulty in disposng of it to
tain characters, more culpable than the original
thieves, who are the mere cars-paws and used only
for the purpose of gain.
We shall endeavor to be present when this exami-
nation takes place, to give full and accurate report
OF all that transpres before the examining Justice.
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CLEMMITT & FoPp


EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND
Slaves AND STOCK.-The public attention i ~
yited to the sale of the real and personal estts ~
slaves OF Thomas Rutherford, Jr. deceased OF Hsr
over advertised to take place at his late Yesidanr
o'clock GOnDJN i Appgp t ~ Z, IL
Dispatch o iutsf ana
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FOR RENTING House on 18th street,
Il recently occupied by Mr.. Geo. ]. Sumner. APP
ply to
&C IL K NJ BURTON.
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FOUR GENERATIONS---We saw =.

terday. most beautiful daruerysot,,s ~ tes-
sIMoNs, one of our best artists ii Il I.ss ~ D
ING group and = Of great yaIue to the family m
in the prime Of iife and the greste..5lss =
decline OF years. most happy Illustrator ~ ne ne
gradual progress to the grave The elder krsse os y
tie doubt but they win leaye 10 see ths f w
ton. SA ssHeIa-
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HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds &C., for New York, Pennsylvania Ohio, North
Carolina, Tennessee, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Her.
rico county. Will attend promptly to all Legal and
Sotarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin Governor street
ga 9-6m
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WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PAGES
FOR G AS II The subscriber, intending 10 close
bis present business by the first OF January next Of
iers to his customers and the public generally hs
large and desirable stock of Dry Goods, which win he
closed out entirely las customary greatly reduced
prices. His stock remaining ON hand the 20th Dee.
will be closed at auction without reserve
THOMAS ID. QUARLES,
ocII-6t 800 Rroad ~
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IHILDREN'S WOOL sOCKS-Plaid,
" figured and solid color Wool Socks. for sale by
ocl7 C. HARTNELL & co.
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THE MuSTANG IINIMENT Nrrr
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

ony pc once tried 10 satisfy any that it will re-
move Inflammation inthe eyes In all sores ssellings
any external inflammation oc IsSaossSsi
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BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDI.
CINE BY DR.. f. d. ROBINSON.
O. Office on Franklin, between 18Th and 18TH
straats iV fS-lY
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AND COPYIST-ofice in the Law Building-will
keep the accounts of those having regular Book
keeper, act Assistant to Book-keepe in their
examination of the same.
VIII also copy all kinds of WRITING, &c.
q m
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public worship on next Sabbath at IL O'clock. a N
and O'Clock, 2. NJ The Dedication Sermon will be-
preached by the pastor, the Rev I. V. Moore. D D..
in the morning ~
The sale of Pews in this Church will take pIaee On
the Tuesday following, sth instantly begia ming At
O'Clock in the afternoon, and continuing until o.
clock at night. DC I26t
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VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS

Plaid and Brocade Silks, Rich Cashmere Plaids plain
Merinoes and de Laines French Embroderes in great
variety; Mourning Goods of every kind; Hosiery ia
complete assortment; Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Furniture Prints; Ribbands in variety, &c. &c. &c
large and well selected Stock OF the best styles Of
these goods, just received by
T.R. PRICE & co.
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ABEL U. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC.
1 Office on Franklin street. under the metropolitan
| Hail Richmond Va DC I6-ly
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STONE WARE in great variety---such rs
- Chu,ns Butter aud Preserve Jars, Spitioons, &c,
Also, good variety OF yellow baking Dishes OF ali
shapes. Rocking than Spittnons and TeapoIs. At the
oe Is CHINA STORE l37 Main 81.
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SnSIDES heavy Wax LEATHER in
cO store sn consignment by
uc II MACE & WINSTON
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OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.-The annual meeting of the Stock
will be held in Richmond on THURSDAY, the 10th
November, 1853
Stockholders will travel free on the cars going to
and returning from the meeting.
oc6-tlONo J. GARRETT, Treasurer
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r. j. CARSON & Co, NO. al AND
IS LIGHT STREET BALTIMORE, AND NO. 50
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort.
ment of Bacon Pork and Lard always hsnd, and
for sale Mt lowest market prices. 10 i8-ly
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PHOENIX BANK-The Notes OF this
issue win be redeemed in Richmond by II. # PAIRo
& CO.; in Washington City by PAlRO J. NOURsE.
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GWOOP'S FAMILY AND suPERFINE
~ FLOUR for sale by u. II. SKINKER,
oc IN Gary at
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DKAITS VIhUINIA ON IT. . II
4 GALLERY. EstablisAea 1875, NO. l4o Main st., at
re 1o,hie IfaotuOnr great success during the
seven years during which we have taken OVER
TiiIRIY.FiVE THOUSAND PORTRAITS, Is the
nenee Of our Pictures and ohviates the necessity of
pulling oer.sires Into notice All we ask is give ns
oeI
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HOLM d. MUNFORD, ATTORNEY
y and COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Office in rear of
Zimmerman's store of Main and 18th streets,
Richmond, Va. oc 17-lw
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LADIES' SUPPER In MANCHEgTFD
inc Ladiss of Manchester win have 4 sfJppvs 2.
ralnsrs Hotel, on TUESDAY EVENING ~, az
ss.. Inc proceeds 70 be applied 70 the ION
OF aset Of the Methodist e. Church. Tbs,a esan
ona nenas are particularly invited 10 attend ' sa
per :. ? O'clock. Tickets 80 cents each up
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nOG COLLARS, in great variety, with
81 owners name neatly engraved to order, for sale
at S. SUTHERLAND'S.
HUNTSMAN'S HORNS.-I2 dozen Huntsman's
Horns wholesale aud RETAIL at
oc l7-1tS 8. SUTHERLAND'S.
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COOKE BROTHERS q CO, GEN
ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, San Fran

LEECHES, LEECHES.-The public
are hereby informed that have just received by the
steamer jamestown, lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECdES, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms. The subscriber can
be found all hours of the day at the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel i1tk street. and at
night 18th, between Main and Franklin streets.
Sc II r. C. HOBSoN.
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Books for Engineers and Mechanics.

4 LSn. ONE COMPASS and a large assortment of
"A MATHEMATICAL INTRuMENTS.
Stewards Dictionary oi Mechanics, Vols,
Downing County Houses.
Inn pdueton . Gothic Architecture,
Stewart and Reyeti's Anliqmics
Elements nf Architecture, by D i1nmin
American Architecture,
llanpt On Bridge construction,
1lnawrls rnmp,tr Engineer, Mill-wright and Me
ehnpic's Companion.
Minifes Nee auieal Drawing Book.
The Maiefn Geun,srieal Star builders Guide.
The Mechanics Gompnn on. by Nicholson.
Mechanics Text Bopk,
History al Architecture, 10y ). @. Tuthill.
Meehnnics Assistant knnptr
Wightwick l1ints To- Architects,
noads aud Rail Roads by Gillespie;
Hallway eoonpn,, In Europe aud America. hy d.
lnrdner,
Hnnl.honk for Locomotive Engineers and Maetin'
ist. Mechanics M l.wrights, Mnehihst- Enginecrs&c
kuapp's Chemical Technology,
Bprlloit'a rhilos Mechanics.
Mill.wrghts Guide. 10y Evans,
Hodge on the Steam Engine, with plates,
Builder Guide.
Boniamins Architecture,
Gothic Architecture applied To modern residences,
Downings Cottage Residences
Anderson American Villa Architecture. just out
Thu above. with others TO be had nj
nov o5-ta D. u. PAYNE'S.
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LADIES DANCING ACADEMY.
MR. Pc WE'LL

ESpFG rFU LILY announces to the Ladies'
IL lynehburg. that he " III open Ladies' private
dancing Aea icy Church ST. eioppo.ite the lsl'.
ington iiofe (havinE rni,d private suit Of Paiurs
for TINT purno e. where will he taught all The
Latest and most Fashionable Dances
at the present ,iay-in addition the PLAIN sly LIE
a Cutillion and Wa tzinr fHe follow ing highy @.h
imabe danc's will be taught, vn'-FoHN@ ma-h "a
CiRq Temps, Reiowa PoieHtz, DeH9 Temps, &c faf#s.
G0it,za aud CeeRR NalIze..w iththe double Wal zs:
such "a Polka uararka, RedoHa- Aasarka, Ac-Al~a
the Palka Ha=n-ka and Redoaea qua 'rlir The singe
or fancy dances will be taught To ihose VINO fnny wish
them--surh Ho,n-pipes. CeehHeas cfaeoriene
HIGHLAND. Fling. Ssighdes. III Jaoo Aees, DC, Al
the same time will be taught the entire system OF ca
iaheaes. such the of receiving. accepting. in.
Producing. promenading, Nc tending 10 aid case aud
race II thu general De rortment of the scholar.
Mr. Powell having been employed fer several years
past in fashionable circles of the larger eilie
of the South aud Wes lie is prepared to teach The above
onc in the latest and most approved style. lie has
also, letters several female schools in which he has
taught OF high standing; and from eminent men, Ger
flying his standing and reputation teacher, which
h. will be pleased show to those wishing to patton
ze him.
An early application is solicited as he only desires
smull eass-the being sufficiently large to al
init ct teaching a large one
The gentlemen of Lynchburg are respectfully informs
ed that he will open "A CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN as
soon as he obtain u sufficiently large-Notice
of which will be given through the daily papers Of the
CIV
Ladies and Gentlemon making up private cllsses eau
be waited their esdenccs; or, viii be taught
the above named room at any time when he is not
.aged with the regular class
Hours OF tuition, for regular will be ON Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday afternoons, ut oclock-Goni-
mencing on Tuesday next, tho 22nd inst.
fERMS-$l0 for of fourteen lessons.
Egs No gentlemen admitted. at an, time except those
belonging TO private classes and those only with their
respective classes.
."Mr. Powell can be found al the Washington Hotel
when not professionally engaged.
nov ISts
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GREENWOOD SCHOOL, Franklin.

4 7 the solicitation Of his old patrons In the me- h.
4 \ hufhood ut Greenwood. the undersigned ha- c"n.
scuted IL take charge nj thai school, aud will
its exercises the 10Th day of January, 1854 The
session cnns ting FIVE months will terminate tn l5th
JUNE following lHihs school will be taught whares.
er i-essanti 4 ar usulul as we'll ornamental ed
nculiou. TIE elementary branches of learning ire
quenly neglected IA misunderstanding. writiag.
OHhngraply an eunpoaition--w receive constant
tcnlinu Experience demonstrates that those unnter
rstine branches, neglected tnfey resumed by
the pupil after hc has been advanced To the pleas
ing pursuits Of classical study Due attention will be
gwen Co comparative fhlnoFy aud Etymalegyana WITT
ten exercises IN Latin will be required OF every elas
cal studen-thc concurrent experience ct the nhlest
phologists of the present day having establishel the
tnCt that this method IN connection with extensive
eorrse ui well directed reading with reference to Syn.
thesis and Analysis, il the only means of imparling
correct knowledge OF language, and rendering the la
hor at pleasing aud profitable which Ia often spent
IN diinSe an loose study fer years without the cast
benefit Classical study will be directed as 10 rem
der tusciu IN dsoplnng the mind coni ming lis cnei-
acs and habitunng il To close investigation and nice
distinctions. The Roman and Creek Antiquities, IN.
ccnt Geography and History, embracing Heather My
theology and the and customs ct the time, will
be carefully taught and every necessary means employ.
ed Tor the prosecution ut those studies In the
natural sciences the approved authors will he used
us text books In the classics the text bcoks thoregeh
ernly in the University of and other high schools
Prof Davies Mathematics preferred Board can be OBJ
timed in good families to the school, rea
sonable terms.
The regular examinations the end of ench session
will be conducted in the presence of the visitors OF the
school, the patrons and public.
The following gentlemen will act visitors via -
Zacharah finnoy, rlghman A. Pullan,Grcsham Choice
Jacob q. Moehenhemcr Andrew 5. Brooks and Joseph
Dickinson.
Forinormaton concerning his system of instruction
the undersigned refers To,
Juhal A. Early, }r..,,.i.
Randolph Dickinson,
J., i; 1 siImsr ri"'yly"O'.
A. II. billiard, }uanr,
Jno. II. Fontanc ! '''''
Willism l.. Goggn }n.l,,.l
james h. johnson, ! ''''
VIM. Watts,
VIM NJ. Peyton,
The undersigned will devote his undivided attention
To the duties of his profession aud every exeron
promote the moral mud intellectual welfare of those
trusted To his tuition.
In ancient languages and literature, $500. $l2 so
In branches exclusive of the languages 10 90
nov 26ctl ian JOS T. GODFREY.
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rNo THE PEOPLE OF Lynchburg.

Il AJAMN Z UOS. ENpressos nhri Dday Cf'fdih
md Cheap facilities fur obtaining goods Of oil dcsoriP
lions from NIL part. of tho United Sates.
We have secured Special Express Ptivelegos ON the
.wif and Jamcstosn and Roanoke, leaving
Newiork, "Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving In Rich.
mond Friday aud Monday of euch week. Ivy this line
prepared forward goods of all descriptions
very low ratios, Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund aud Davcnpor's line oi Pockets
Goods delivered Free u Portcrage,
oor inland express per Grcat u. 4, Mail Li"o, ".
iles heretofore, arrive 10 Richmond Twioo DG,
The woll-kupwn character OF our house for rcsp,.-,
hlit, and attention To the interests Of our customers
in saying that shippers will find 1t to lhor
lnterest To order their Goods through adams g. 10.
Eaprcss" ADAMS co,
per HIM H. Mosjg. Agent.
~ 26.ifdta Lyachbarg, Va
N. B.-Gooda dispatched toall points whore We hov'
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An Immense Coal Field In Market.

FINlE undersigned has lenaed for fifteen years Coal
i field on New Riyot. Montgomery County, within
ak or seven miles of the Depot of the Virginia und
Tennessee Rail-road at Sew River
Suchs the houndless quantity and superiority of this
Coa that the undersigned ia induced from its grent
value and ultimate proiableness, 10 invite attention
wards for the pun pose of procuring additional nd in
its management, He will dispose of his interest alto
gether, ma such arrangements rs may BIO aceepln
bile any who mny be anxious oengage in the en-
,erpri1c His lease fifteen ycnrs with tho undiApn
table right Of way over he ands, use ol Timber &c
And the prveoge secured after the fifteen ycars
pire of removing oil the Coa which may be raised in
that time
The proximity of this magnificent mine of wealth 10
tho grent Improvement of the State and being exactly
on the line Of the branch Rail-Road down New River,
considerations which must make oil great Value
no distantday.
The liberal policy which the Virgnia and Tennessee
Rail-Rond Company are pursuing-by running OUT
for the development OF the gfea mineral OF
the South west-s another confederation which will en-
hnnce The value of the eonlbeds desire bring in
The market.
All communications the subj ct win receive prompt
attention and every facility in making personal observa
tons afforded by tho subscriber.
| have appointed Jno. Is. Lee, Esq, of Lvnchburg,
my agent, receive communications aud into
gotaons concerning future opero ion Ia this enterprise.
Either Mr. Lee myself will respond promptly all
communications
My address is Blaoksbug Montgomery County, Va.
2SdSc2mif ISRAEL PRICE.
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CHAS L. FISK,
sOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD
ia IL - ;.......,..: ..l.gl


4 PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De
"A pot, in Petersburg every day. Sunday expected
al clock. A NJ. aud arrives at Burkovc at the In
ter'ectlon OF the Richmond aud Danvic Rail Road
at IN eockA connecting by that Road with Mcssrs.
= flagg Il Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court ouse
Halifax Court House, Danvillc and Greensboro c.
aud arriving Rcos Station AT 10 rs A. NJ connecting
There with Mossrs. FlNgg Caldwell x Co Stage Limo
for farmvle nd Lynchburg.
Returning. The train leaves Rire's Staton.a Ia r. NJ.
ar bufkeVille at "a p. arriving in Petersburg in
time Ion the trains going North or South connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomatox Rail.
hondwit the splendid anshps Roanoke and James
town tor Newly ork which leave City Point at p. M,
and every "Wednesday with steamships for Philadelphia
which leave City Point at the same hour
ssengers preterrng remain in Petersburg the over
night can take the morning train North IA, A. M.
the james River Bohs for Old Point Norfolk and Balti-
more at 3, NJ the for the South Mt o'clock,
A. N.
Arrangements havo been made by which through tick
cts between the following points may be procured at
the annexed rates.
Between Petersburg and Lynchburg through in
n siNt'eh hours $1,000 - w
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs. through in two days, ......--.-.. 90
Between Petersburg aud W hre Sulphur Springs.
thiough IN TWO days. 1850. ~ o0
Between Petersburg Dnnvillc, through in TWEEN.
ty-iour hours, .--..------. %
Between Petersburg Gtec sboro' n G., thro'
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. n. Ghroufh
IN two dnys,.- 10 0O
Between Petersburg aud Charlotte, SlS 90
freight train ltnves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning Mt q, A. M,.and
returns the days. Any person wishing the
If freight obtain freight list by calling upon
the Agent AT tho Petersburg Depot.
nov 3.ts
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth.


INl Il heautifiil and iavorite stsnph mth l-@~S n
4 AUGT STA. undo, h" command of Ss---a1sI7$74--
Capt. Nm. Q. Smith. 81 long dr nvnmbly known to
the travelling community the Purnnfe and James
Rivera hns resumed her place the line via Port Wal
thu after haying been ,ugly rrhuil nrd fitted out
in the most elegant style aud furnished with Life Bouts,
Life PrczcrvcS, Force Pumps mud all llr appliances
required by Act of Congo the ,nety of pas
engers.
Tho Cars running /, neNion with tie Augusta will
leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot every Mon
day Wednesday,and Friday morni rat 90 O'Clock, M.
Persons arriving in Richmond by the Packet Bonts,
have but few steps to wink to the Cars
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk the alter
days, viz Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturdays at
O'Clock, AN
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk, &c...---- 81 90
Fare between Richmond Coke's, Rings Mill and
Children three years and not over twelve
years of age, half price.
Meals each % 50
Servants through, Observation-Disclosures oo
Servants any point Il riyer,.--.-..----. 90
nov 2-d&cts THOS. DODAMEAD, ShN