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benefhctors. MrValentine Immediately produced
document in relation to Mr.. Jerome, OF the New
World Alderman Blunt, (being very busy in SUI
perintending the large number Of men in his en-
ploy, and IN experimenting on beautiful and pow
erful rejecting light designed for the piers and
slips and perhaps for the streets Of the city, placed
the document IN question, II the hands Of one Of
form of such documents, and now to go ahead as
fast as possible and get up something that he could
introduce into the Board Of Aldermen that night.
The clerk, evidently misunderstanding Alderman
Blunt, instead of getting up an original document,
copied extensively from the document itself making
it conform, however, to the exigencies OF the case
Alderman Blunt, supposing that all was right, and
not even reading the document for want Of time,
introduced it to to the Board he received 1t from
the hands of his clerk This is the gst of the whole
affair, and we defy contradiction. Alderman Blunt
has been most unjustly assailed, and think that
all those journals who have accused him OF being
pagiarnist should reproduce the substance OF this
article. "Do unto others as you would have Others
do unto you," is q noble maxim in sacred history,
which is ever worthy of imitation.
We like Alderman Blunt for his prying resolu-
tons into all Of the departments OF the city to as
certain the extent of the corruption going there
And we understand that he advocates on all acca-
sions plan for the appointment Of the heads Of
the departments by the Mayor, and for thorough
reorganization Of present municipal system, and
to establish on its ruins an effective federal system
As to the streets we understand that he has already
introduced a plan for cleaning them, and stands
ready to cooperate with other members to adopt
any system for Immediately cleaning them, regard
citizens Of the Third ward and of the whole city,
in having gentleman of Alderman Blunts integ,
rity, eoquence, and perseverance in our municipal
councils. JUSTINE.
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"A REvKn1ND" GnNTLxMAN m TnouBLu.-Tho
Richmond Va) DispatcA contains . long account
OF an afar In which reverend gontleman figures
IN rather IN unenviable light It appears that about
two weeks ago, man named James Cowpor, pro-
Tossing TO be . member Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, accompanied by his wife, young ana
handsome lady, put up ct the Broad Street Hotel,
IN that city, and stated ct the time that he had come
70 Richmond 70 take the pastoral charge Of the Clay
board. On Saturday last, the proprieton Of The
hotel handed In their bill to gentleman ,nnsc>od
with the church, and on it, payment beng reeused,
warrant was issued, and Cowper taken bsfme ne
mayor, where he was confronted With Mr. Bufos
Read, Of South Groton, Mas, the uncle Of the pn-
soDer's wife. Il appears that Mrs. Cowper u the
daughter Of Colvn and Nancy r. Fletcher, respect
able citizens d South 0roton, whe al!ege IN ceri-
ncate handed the Mayor b Mr. Rsad, that Cowpsr
strong deGre 10 reclaim her. Letters were also read
nom Professor Matsiscn, W. H. Tsy or and others,
q New York, accusing the prisoner Of various Of,
fences both IN the United States and England a
which latssr COUNTRY he II q native He IA said 10
be 3 man Il good address, and fne speaker. and
sometime snce figured In the pulpit in New York.
he married Misc Fletcher In December last. In
mediasey On being brought into the presence Of Mr.
Read, abe threw hersolf into his arms and express
ed her anxiety TO accompany him home. which she
did on Monday evening taking the evening train
patch adds =" Cowper in order to get the conssok
Of M. and Mrs. Fletcher 70 let thsir daughter come
70 this CITY, slated to them that he had been enrseed
In Richmond a. . minister on . salary OF 1900 ~
yeaf-to have house furnished hidl and &, Be- am
piled with one servant while the facts prove INT
be represented himeef BY letter a. single man. ana
agreed v cene a IL his hQ0kd oply.r
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An EDITOR ON Snow SaoEs.-Mr. ]. v. Brown.
publisher Of the Lake Superior Journal, arrived in
town yesterday, overland, or rather over ice from
Ssult Ste Marie having lett that place on the 18th
Of February He travelled the entire length of the
Georgian Bay, along the north shore Of Lake Huron
snow shoes and dog traius, and accomplished the
trip, of three or four hundred miles, TO Penetan-
guib In twelve days, during which time there
WAS but one day mild enough to melt the snow In
at times unusually severe at the North. There Is .
large body Of snow on the ground, and The ice
every where thick and strong. Mr. B., with his In.
dian kuide, came in company with the mail carrier
- FAR rs La Cloche, from which place he came In
advance OF them Seldom finding chance {, sleep
in q house camping out wherever the night over.
took him hat notwithstanding the hardships and
exposure Of the tip, be seems to be little affected
by the journey.-Two~to (Ca) Colo~ist, March q.
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Alderman Orison Blunt's Defhmcrss
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Alderman Orison Hunts Defamerss
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Alderman Blunt, Of the Third ward, recently de-
livered the following beautiful address to Capt
Creighton, which is equal to Demosthenes In his
best days.
GAIT RoBKRr CMGHreH-
sR-I authorized by the corporation Of the city Of
New York to extend to you the freedom Of the city
gether with gold box, testimonial Of their regard
for you.
might linger the thrilling incidents connected with
your fidelity to suffering humanity from the you
discovered tho San Francisco until you had rescued from
watery than two hundred distracted beings
might touchngly alude to tears frsm day to day
relieve tie mss soa so1Iq mot
fearful responsibility you assumed in violating the in
Of your ship and valuable cargo by deviatng
the bowling tempestof the four inch stream of water
pourn in upon you which caused both pumps to be
stany wrought before you discovered the wrecof the
disadvantages Of four hundred tons Of iron and large
quantities Of merchandise in ship of only seven hundred
tons burthenof the loss Of every sa before you saw
dwell on these historical truths and on your aeconste
regard for the rescued but forbear All this and even
every tongue and uttered around every Preside
The contemplation Of the good you have effected viii
be delightful solace to you, and your humanity
win be precious inheritance to your consanruinity
The wives and children Of those whose lives you have
preserved win love you and transmit your name to
their farthest postery The mariners Of every ocean
BILE youth Of country will of your heroic deeds
and resolve to emulate your manly virtues Little child
already lisp name in terms Of praise Tears of
gratitude freely shed for you by either SEX and fer
vent prayers go up TO Heaven from the habaons Of all
this land that your valuable life may be long preserved
and that health happiness and prosperity may Be
your lot
And your name win be revered by coming generations
when every being who behods the Of this day shall
be tenant Of the tomb
Some narrow-minded men, jealous Of the effect
which this stirring production has very naturally
produced on the citizens Of the Third ward, and
indeed Of the whole city, have recently made
spasmodic effort to crush Alderman Blunts ncreas-
ing popularity. Not daring to question the origi-
nality of the above address with Alderman Blunt,
they have exhumed the remains Of the Common
Council of 1S48, and strive to make II appear that
Alderman Blunt plagiarized from those remains.
Now friend of Alderman Blunt's, in whom we place
implicit confidence, informs us that Alderman Blunt
recently went to Father Valentine, of the Clerks
Office, and asked him II there was any particular form
Of getting up complimentary rsRolutiona To publ
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TBs SArURtA AT NI0Hr Axusnmsr Law m B0s
ToN.-Upwards Of three thousand Of our best cdtt
zens attended the concert Of the Ger anias lest Sat-
urday evening, In direct volationof the Statutes OF
present on euch an occasion on the svsaing Of the
last day Of the week. The law ID aimed u the an
dience, rather than at the pedormem-bsssow
1yo~sevsPs, Feb ~.
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LYNcHrNa.-On the last trip # the Reindeer ftcm
New Orleans, young man was detected in the act
q stealing watch from one Of the ldy passengers
Twelve passengers were selected 70 Try him, ana
afer hearing the evidence found him guilty, and he
back. He was stripped, and after twenty lashes had
been wei laid on, be was put on shore ow'svNs
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DsArH OF NEW OaLI ANS NsaRo lHnURnuc.
rroNIsr.-DysoD, the head and front Of the oels.
brated negro insurrecton Of last season, and who,
criminal court, has been summoned before more
august tribunal The great Official, death, wai the
server Of the summons. In other words, Dyson died
two days ago In the parish prison, and with death
the negro instruction trials are at an end.-Nep
Orleans True Ddfa, FEB 10.
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WASHINGTON, Feb ~, 1854.
Endeacor of Mr.. Bocock to pass the Naval BM-In.
crease 81 the Navy nscessary-Consnlate at Hg-
Mr.. Bocock, Of Virginia, the able Chairman of the
made attempt to-day to get up the Naval bin re.
ported some time ago, by the committee before the
House. This bill passed the Senate few DAYS ago
unanimously II provides for the addition Of several
war steamers TO the navy, and containing appropria
tons therefor, Ii necessary that it go to the Com
naittee Of the Whole. Mr.. B0cock succeeded In get
ting suspension Of the rules and in order to bring
the bill to vote, he suggested that the previous
wasted IN discussion the temper Of the House being
evidently favorable to the bill But, upon some par
amensary quibble in the shape of point of order,
IL was committed to the usual routine of business
Inc necessity OF an increase Of the navy especial
70 the extent which this bill proposes, can hardly
IAN 70 be apparent to every one. The present con-
0Ion "a Affairs, and the preparation Of all
for the protection Of their Commercial and other IN
terPsts, " IN striking contrast TO our own apathy
under the circumstances We seem to he as ind;fEcr
ent to trAnspiring events as IL we had raaIlv
no interest In them nor nothing at risk with
0 commerce of over four hundred millions of
dollars upon the seas, and with our fac
and the interests Of citizens to protect in every
be better prepared for threatening coming events
As il we are neither ready to avert their damages
nor TO reap their benefits. We are without almost
any steamveeseis Of war, and those we have not
WI tigpoeable. These facts are all known to the
fry and TO Congress, and yet, in spite of the ex-
~ ths Chairman Of the Naval Committee,
cneus Tho are sufficiently enlarged In intel
70 FEEL The necessity of action In the matter,
ao taat these are those who throw obstacles IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-25
Il .CHmoND ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

fIsHE SUBSCRIBERS nas receiving ihei'
Strs OF Goods, an oaer for sale
fns.a Tarrcd aud Manila Cordsge of al .aas. rora
4 a inches IN diameter.
Blocks Derricks and hastinE apparatus oi all lives
Also
psteet Friction Roller blpek, nss aftseir - I'M
ma 1T ,y which ane thru 81 the staf ~ hoisiht
:, the common block i -ass 4
lla..ks and Thinih : far naistinx-rones,
Daaam. Rosii. Pitch a Tar
whne lead. whi,e zinc Paint. Biaok fsiai.fe'os do
Red Leai vcrdigris Inlreiiai and Chrom" Green
sfmlIfoa and Prussiaa Bne. fafis a hte Lamp
hIsrA, Puty. Sc.
lasia flru, b., al siaes-narking do.
Fancy Pale Hall do do, Confer - ne-ts Wood"
Box Matches, Browns. fray., Barrel Covers, Meas
utes Saea, Boxes Flour Pails. Dc. &c,
tir.lnd Coffee. Pepper. Aspee Cios.s, esyen1e rep
per london and American Mustard. Chocolate, NC.
linsred OIL raw and boiledw inter Solar aud Sperm
OIL.
Me-. Pork and Beef Sugar, CHe- Syrup Moias'es and
other Groceries, ,
dur tnck ha. bern purchased, entirely Tor Cash OF
The Manufacturers in New York and Bostnn, and We
viii ah.r great ind puroh either at
Wholesale Retail
LEE & CO. On the Dock.
Richmond. Janraay 81 t.
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Horse, Mules. Cattle, nog,, Sheep and Caves, of
over eight IN number, will be carried Bird class
Goods, The weights to be regulated as follows: Hor
sea. l00n lbs; Mules, S00 Beef Cattle 1000; Stock
do, 700; Hogs, lac Sheep 100; Calves 1875 under
3 months old. Lumber OF all kinds and Conl to
he londrd nnd unlonded by owners, consgnces.
One day only will be allowed load unload, unless
bv special agreement in writing. Whenever Car is
suffered renal, loaded utter arriving its place of
Destination, over "a hours, unless otherwise agreed
"pur, will be at the option of the Company unload
il, aud cnargc he OF 30 per Car load for
Lumber aud so for Coul, and also cha &c the
rate of $l,00 per day for the use Of the CaI.
THoS. SHARP, Supr't.
aug 27-ts Va. & Tenn. II. X.
10 Express and Rep. copy.
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POOI 5, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.

1.-the subscribers have wed port n of their
fW Spring sup ly of Boo 5, Shoes, Hats and II
- Caps, among which will b. found great
variety OF Ladies, Misses nnd Childrens GniteIs, -
Buskirs. Slippers and Ties ofa co to which will be
added in week two, their Eastern goods in viii
will be fnnd general of low priced Boots
and Shoes of all descriptions which ask he
'ion OF friends and the public generally with the
that these goods shall he sold low they
be had in any house in Virginia All orders for anything
in line will meet with promli attention. We have
mole skin hats pretty good article, which we
sell foi So SO. FRETWELL & HALL.
ma 7 dts
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New Law 4 Miscellaneous Books. seQ,
IL Is. PAYNE has Just received the I'M


~ following new Books. 4NL
A Treatise an the Law OF bills of ExclIpng', -"
Prom'-sory Notes. Il nk Notes. Banker. Cash Notes
and lecks lay Jphan Barnard Byes.
frasi Gu Treatise the Law relating Ia Trustees,
THEFT Powers, Datir Privileges aud Liabilities by
Jsm.s Hni
Rswle an Covenants Tor Titles.
Greeneat on Evilehc, third Volume,
Simms' Poeticnl Works, ? oil
BarrinEton's 81, tebes.
Discussions itaophy Literature, by Sir Vim.
Life and Letters of jos. Story Vols.
Valley of the Amaz,n. b, Lieut. Herndon.
Commentaries on the. Laws of the Ancient Hebrews
hv E. G. Wines.
Go' len Dreams a d Leaden Realities,
Six Npnths in ltaly. by Hiliiard-2 Vols.
The Hearth Sto
The ) as~ife Queens Secret, by Pau Peppergrass.
Mrrkland by the Author of Margaret Maitland.
Phy-ioogy oil Tnste.
Journey Round the World by Gerstaecker.
Memoir # q J. Fax by Lord RUSSELL
Memoirs Journal and Corresp, ndence OF Thos Moore
25 c. I'er part.
kuiten Soaps and Can Hes.
sy Moments of an Idle Woman
Autobiography Of an Actress, by Mrs. Mowati
Libe'ie. az Mr.. peytons Bxperiment--Mrs Hale.
Rhetoric :" Conversation. by Hervey.
Gazetteer IL the United States by Baldwin & Thomas
Bobrooa Self Instructor, No. l, Writing, Spelling and
Drawing RI mar II Is
n Express Copy.
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MECHANICAL.
A. W. coNANT, WIN. A. wALpRoN, D. sETszEI
New Furniture Ware-RoomS.

NANT. wALDRON Co,
WTOULD Re peeifully inform tieir hien and the
w public generally thai they are now receiving, ri
their Furniture are Rooms. on Mai St.. few doors
below the Nnrvell House, ihrir stock Of Rose Wood
Mahogany Walnut. mud other Furniture together with
a great many articles in the way of House keeping TINT
are useful we'll Ornamental. II have never before
been introduced u,o this market All oil which have been
selected from houses North enjoying the highest rePn
ta'ion for good and foithul werk.
They have nso connected with their establishments,
Manufacturing Department,
10 which they Engaged snrkmen Of skill and expe
eDce and therefore prepared 10 have made TO or
der, of good .ria. any pirce at furniture thai
IN " be ordered They wouii add that tpey are pre-
pared to pr greater Inducements to persons wunting
anything in tie WY Of FURNITURE, than sever be-
been ofci ed ia this market. And they hope by as
sduous attention business and receive at least
a portion Of the ube put onsge.
CONANT. WALDRON & co.
n. B.-We would shy In cid frend, and custom.
that continue manufacture. at Did stand,
Br dge st Nil kinds of I bacco M1ulds nni the
like, and we solicit continuance of their favors.
mar 10 Ia c., w. s c..
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Dr.Hastings' Compound Syrup ofNaI

A fbSiiiAE CURE POk Ct'NSuM
~ e'i'e. Asthma, and all Diseases OF the Che nj
LAM. angie bottle will prove It, efficacy. liz to-
ed reeaiaf Practitioner laced con.unl tionar get
H ntuTsbe di-eases; and ms such. tire hosplial all
ctts he l1ned to receive patients rersts a. tel
NHttH Happily however, discovery hss i're ade
et.rh disarus Consumption Of is t"rois. b, euR
eHiFels ussief eoolrol for Ire truil 81 ] "e
- Se refer TO any Of the eminent Pns. ~
-Fi,as in America and Europe VIII r"S ~
~ ii d.. Hastings NAPTHA SYRUP r. esir
nsumPon durable. and dali, r,loicr in H. ..toiu
II health AMI fengih Of those Tor whom, t#.is IL
o." very, u could have expected vet h ri ini
NJ Ieenr te9 lie II Is, in fact. the only ePFa
toe ever .nasn have succerd, ii Ia nrre-tlur lnr
msiion OF tubeeles IN the Lung, IN resnsif ft-e
alf~sd, ofmed. For Asthma CopRhs NiRh
srr ing Of Blood Difficulty Of B,coikUF M ,p's
o. - Chest. HAs1 iA6S' MAJ TIA slhl / ~
cac JaPpIitg Hnh the of tbe d-~ast sinI L
tas know RENE iissi AID Is operations Va nj fas.
~ speedy TINT pat begin to feel IL. beueh Al Fl
serti soon after the first seeoi dose.
Y rnigh Gil volume with certificates, bu simp-
y y for single trial of this medicine.
hdent That there l. person u' ring from an, dea=e
OF tie lungs but will find Immediate b,uch and spe,
dy cure from IT. Use.
"a For sale In Lynehburg at the Proprielnfs rees.
wholesale and reisilby X, LYMAN.
.ft~f = gEsl JOHN u, SEAi Il CO.
dec 10 dsfsmo
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cling of at Greatly Reduced Prices.
Hu, DIS Golden Gloss for the Hair.

MON the many preparations for the grosth 1T tie
n Hair thi- Gulden Clos. takes the lead. Three
rcs.on. II be given why universally u.ed and
preferred ell Others;
Let, Be. il has the eIcctun in Bal /
ness 2ad Because j, imparts a beautiful dark gloss
api deiig All T~tfurne he Hair Bird Because the
Lsiee with ine discrimination which they MI possess
have adopted u.
Many other reason. could be given why il Is great
taserit~, bot those who want have only give
rial.
Ps,cE-2s e.ats In large bottles
for sale By Druggists and Sorekoepers everywhere
VIC. HURD, roprietnr,
30s Broadway. Nsw.York.
~ Large discount To Merchants.
my g d6an
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GLOVER SEED-5O Bushels prime Ohio Clio.
! " Seed, received and for sale by
feb 3ts b. +. SACKETT
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1.-THE Train Ia slapped foi a passenger between
ofhe above named points, the charge wilbe mad
the point last passed by the Tran' and charge vii
Ne loss than twenty-iive cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (cxcepi tha.
who take the .,ars where tickets are not sold
ri" be charged by the conductor, ten per in ai
iitioE to the regular uf fave" provided howr,,
that IA no sh, he receive than ten. nor NOR
Than fifty cents from any passenger TO ATTY point
the road.
Servants will be required to have passes, one Ia
hc left with the Ticket Agent and With the onduc.
tor which passes, must be explicit in granting the prv
ege to travel on the Free coored persons will be
required to produce eirree papers,or they will be
permitted tn travel an the cars.
May l6t>. THOM = SHARP.
~up REORGANIZATION
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SOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD
e M ~ 80. -;

A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De
a pot, IN Petersburg every day Sunday excepled
mt O'Clock A M ami arrives at Burkevile at the in.
tersecflon OF the Richmond and Danville Rail-Road
ut lU cockA M connecting by that Road with Messs
=. flagg x Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court ouse
HALIFAX Court House, Danvle and Greensboro C.
and arriving at Farnvile at i 80 A. M copnec,ut
there with Mrssrs. Fagg Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Line
for Lynchburg.
Returning, The train leaves Farmville at / p NJ
nrd burkevile at q, p. m arriving in Petersburg il
time tor the trains going North or South connectin
every tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Rail
hondwith the sp ndid stea nships Roanoke and james
town tor N w-foik; which leave City Poin at Up M
and every Wednesday with steamships for Philadelphia
which leave City Point a. the same hour
ssehgers preierr1ng to rema in Petersburg the owe
night, can take the mornil tram North at "a A. NJ.
the james River Boats for Old lint Norfolk and Bali
more at D. A M or the for the South at oc lock
A. N.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
els between the following points may be procured at
the annexed rates.
between Petersburg and Lynchbur., through in
htteen hours, As 90
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulpbur
Springs through in two days,. 90
Between Petersburg and hite Sulphur 81 rings
Though in two days. IN IN
Between Petersburg Danve, through in TWEEN.
ty-iour hours, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & a5
Between Petersburg Giee sboru', ~ c. thro'
In TWO days, -----.....-..--...i 10 on
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, n c. through
:, i'"'ee aays', ----- -----.. Is On
Between Petersburg and Charlotte 90
freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at q, A. M,and
returns the same days Any person wishing to see the
rates i" freight can obtain freight list by calling upo
he Agent at the Petersburg Depot
dec3ts Ell WALL S,n,,
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Lynchburg Furnishing WarerOOnl.

- X. LIdGAN q son, UPhoT ey1HYNKNsNNr.
IL. stfrers. Pape' hangers, Mat SliIlA
aud Rope Manufacturers, Main ~S9 -
Street Two Doors below the Market house, Lynchbuig.
Va keep aatly on hand and make or er Curl
I'd Hair, Lbuck, Moss, Cotton, Woo and SPIRAL spring
Mattresses nac by Mrloosen Rope every descrp-
tion. We have in our employment first rate Cab
Workmen: and intend tn keep hand Il surf iy Of
FURNITURE, Of our make. and also Northrn man
lncture-such n. Bureaus, Sofia Wardrobes Beddeads,
Ch9ire. Double and Single Lounges,-l000 Bead uad-
now ON h md. Wensk Tt artention oil all Who navy
articles in our line and pledge oursel sci up
reasonable terms can be obtained in this ,
other marker. EVsS peeial attention given the
pnirng f Furniture. (iun .. d&c's)
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EOK NEW YORK!
all Line per the SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS

FOR NEW YOKK
H. s. Mai Line per the SPLENDID SpE1MSHU'S
jamestown and Roanoke!
INHE aud elegant eide wheel steam = dit \
ship JAMESTOWN, (O~pt. Parrish ss~sssssz
will leave Petersburg via CiB Point, every Tuesday
Evening. and the ROANOKE, (Cnpt. onvendy) ever,
Friday Evening, for New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms. $40 40
Steetaee passage . %
For speed comfort aud safety these Steamships
axcelled 10y none the coast and travellers will hnd II
the pleasant the north they will there
by avoid the dust and frequent changes of thu Railroads
~ Tickets isshcd ut ry office on Sycamn,o Strert,
SAML q BAPTIST, Agt. Petersburg.
rV-A passenger train leaves, the Appomattox depot
every Tuesday and Friday ut half past o'clock. =.
with the Steamships at City Point Passep
gers 10y the Souh.sde Railroad i'll reaeh Pet rsburg Ia
time to tnSe the ours ioi the steamers. s. q. Is.
July l4-ts