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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09


selves .. ~ -, v...., -
II s. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY for NEW
u. ORLEANS via HAVANA on MONDAY, June u, the we'll
f T anna ss essn Seoas o@aaed
so new Sss9 nG 1 order he viii a on s h june
a. M Of o e. @s.Is o Hs, sas and New oesn
Stateroom BeItb
stsesss Berth and found .............:..... IS
Passage now BE- secured At the Company Once III,
Freight NewOesn at 40 cents per cubic foot Will be re-
Shippers win be supplied bills Of lsdng Of the form
d. snd no % sa viii hour
esht or rs,sse apply the office Of the C9msy S2 !"
EOR SAVANNAH-FARE REDUCED.-The new
L splendid s,eanhip KEYSTONE STATE Csgt
hpFn iT s'6 10y sAy% a on wfDSEDAY june H.
o'clock NJ from the wharf above Vnest la speed and strength
GERS III. .lp s%.syss.cd PhsdelPhs
iEs wEDNEsDAY. Asents in Nea1YorS SCRANTON TALL
hAS No II M whir plans Of os' may be seen aud state
EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA--SEMI-
MEkkLYu MAIL LINEIhe nsw psHd,d ,nd P e., soins
n r. SATURDAY June ID, o'clock P. N precisely For
& sgpy % SGsd ~ae, sorsoap s T g a $50
Besdwsy ThIoush tickets to Florida follows To Jackson
EOR HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA-The steamship
CURLEw W. Sampson commander will sail for Halifax in
lie" days ' this ''' Tor .' tTsasb No SsSus Green
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
OEoR BREMEN via soUTHAMPTON-Ths s. Mail stesna-
hlp y h,fsI7, commando, wiz ; iSr Bremen
England ,TURDAY, Juse II, u o'clock
PRICE, OF PASSAGE BREMEN
IN fiat cabin, main sol: on. '.'...'..'....,"'...sl2
In .@eosd cabin 60
An ea eriene.d Surgeon Is sit.ehed to each steamer
Specie delivered in Ha,re or London.
All Lstiefs must pa. through the Post Ofee. .
70. ps..sse Freight apply c. H. SAND Agent No II
Ths :,e:Isr WASHINGTON will succeed the HERMANN, sud
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JOS. LORD AuciOneer
nY GEO W. LORD IL Co.. No. $50 Broadway, be-
ID Franklin and Leonaidss Sales of BOOKS. FAINT
INGS. FURNITURE &c. favorable
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- NOTICE.-LHFAP FNLUKNIUN-Fhre % cVlts % .nd
after April TO- 1884, the boats will leave follows, until athet
tandbs Landing staten Island every hour oa
ga p NJ Leave foot Of Whitebsls' Newfork evefJ
hnnr from A 81 70 ? p NJ
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Cntlrrp an6 6ar6ware.

KEYSERs HOUSEKEEPING FURNACES, for
m all classes Of Houes the best Ia 10 quality Of heat sim
plcy and economy Of fuel Also COOKING RANGES STOVES
aud House Furnishing Atsies JOHN H. ktfSER Go, No Ss
Broadway
GUNNER STOVES &C.-HOUSEkEEPERS'
~ HAkDWAREA large s..oent the best Kinds for ase
low b WILLIAM CLARKE Co, Noe Carnne st, 30 and
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JONI d DEXTER, Auctioneer.
4 UCTION SALE-On TUESDAY, June H. at

JoHN D. DEXTER, AuctOneer
A UCTION SALE-On TUESDAY, june IL, at 2
IA O'Clock, gIemsc: Of ia Lots fine villa Sites aud a
Cotnge MASfETH L. l.. miles from the ferry. Mas
peh eY minutes These Lots have advanced -
rer cent those who bought sale las fall
sreets gded well and foundation
premses Buildings being erected Dock privileges
80 positive For and all Information.
apply FLINT. BINGHAM Co.. Auconeer No. Is Wlianst
orio C. C. LYON, al Maspeh Hotel
". 5 MELLoR AucioneeT-By HouGHToX 4 MELLoR.
A SSIGNEE's SALE of CLOTllING-TO-MOR-
n ROW Saturday 10 o'clock No ll3 Nasau.t being
large AID Panaoons adapted
well worthy the attention Of the trade.
A. NJ. MERwIN, Auctioneer
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-Trade Sales
ID Rooms. No IS Psrkrow.
SlxTlETH NETWORK TRADE SALE.
To he commenced TUESDAY August Is 1854,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY SIMULTANEOUSLY.
h. y. 4 Go. announce the FALL TRADE SALE OF BOOKS.
PAPERS STATIONERY, STEREOTYPE PLATES, &c, &C.,
the date (which 1t viii be observed earlier than hereto
fore solicit therefor To esy dtrbn
ton of The Catalogue important particulars the printing
foud furnished later than he oih Of June at which date
Will 10 PIES
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nlafbincrp, &r.

Messrs. WooLDREDcE kEESE 4 moore. Lynn Mas
Charles Durgin hiss longer cence make sell sew
Machines under II has been revoked aud surrendered
No persons will be cDoed who infringe the patents of other Ii
advance OF vi COO account VIII be IN
variably required OF those taking licences
ELIAS HOWE JR Pateutee of the
Original Sewing Machine No IS Hnovers, Boston aud No sos
~. Nnrl'- N.v L
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PlIILA
~ DELPHIA, from pier No l. North Ryer-Two llDs daily
A. y. snd ?. ~ Morning Line at A. ~, by .eanbds
and Philadelphia FAR second elias ~ IS Express Line
2P NJ by JOHN POTTER AMbOY thence direct camla
by through In hours Fare o. Wsy. AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13

Died,
On Sunday, March IL, MARY McCREADY, rect of Jame3
ycCready, in the SD year of her age.
The friends Of the family and those Of her grandsons
John W. and Asher Morgan respectfully invited
attend funeral without further invitation from he
hate residence, No 1853 Mott street. at two O'Clock to
afternoon. The remains will be taken to Green
wood
On Sunday, March H. CArHARSI CLARK aged 70 years.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral at half past O'Clock this afternoon,
from the residence of her John Polon No SIS
Hamersy street.
On Friday evening, March TO- Sarah AWE only daurh.
ter Of Andrew and Helen Wind and grand Of
the late Samuel Forgay, aged years, months and
fe friends and acquaintance of the family and those
Of her uncle William Forgay are respectfully invited to
the residence Of her uncle, No. 1853 Clinton street
On Sunday, March H. of consumption, JOHN LAIRD, In
the 3lst year OF his age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral O'Clock this afternoon from his
la residence No. 10 Carmne street, without further
no'ice His remains will be taken to Greenwood Gene
terry for interment.
On Sunday morning, March IL, in the fourth year of
his age aubrey son Of Daniel Drake and Henrietta NJ.
Smith
The funeral win take place at two O'Clock this after
noon from No 238 West Twenty second street His re-
mains will be taken TO Greenwood.
On Sunday, March IL, MARGARET ANN daughter Of
william and Margaret Wilson, aged years mon ths and
IL days.
The friends and acquaintance are requested 70 aena
fer funeral from her late residence No AZ South SECOND
street, williamsburg.
On Saturday evening, March IL, WILLIAM MILLER infant
OF William n. and Mary Strong, Jr, aged month";
The friends and relatives Of the family invited TO
attend bis funeral from the residence OF his father az
Bushyiek eyoss roads, L. L. without further invitation
attwb o'clocs this afternoon.
On saturday, March III Mrs. ANN DUNCAN in the 18th
year q httn-e.
40 ..-e.~. 80. "a Aee Dos Late residence No
81 Last Eleventh. street, ~ two ococA ON Tuesday after
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The friends Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend Her remains win be taken 10 Greenwood for
interment.
In this city, Saturday, March IL, MARGARsr Assx
third daughter OF George and Eliza Jane Ross after SO
we're ulness, aged years and four months
Her remains will be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for
inferment from her late residence No l64 West Twenty
econd street. at two O'Clock this afternoon. The rela
tvs and friends of the family invttd to attend
withost further notice.
In Boston, ON Thursday, March Q, FRAScn MARIA wife
OF Augustu. Mezar and daughter Of Eber Parker Esq.,
aged rs years.
On Saturday, March IL, In hopes Of blessed mmor.
tality beyond the grave Mr.. WILLIAM j. FLEMING aged "A
years, ten months and Is days.
The friends and acqusintances Of the family are re-
spectfully invited attend his funeral at o'clock
this afternoon from the reseance Of his mother No. $50
Delaney street, corner Of Cannon
wide over earth morn spread her rosy wings,
And that meek sufferer-cold aud ivory pale
Lay on his couch asleep. The gentle air
Came through the opened window, freighted with
The sayory iabors OF the early Spring;
He breathed it not the laugh Of passers by
Jarr'd like a discord In some mournful tune,
But marred not his slumber-he was dead
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13

Wonderful Discovery Has Recently Been
de by Dr. Curtis Of this city, in the treatment Of
sumption asthma and all diseases the lungs We refer
syrupn With this method Dr. 9. has restored many
perfect health An evidence Of which he
Dhysiean remarks" II is evident that by inhans-oon
ssntly breathing agreeable, healing vaporthc med
direct contact with the whole
aerial cavity Of the lung and thus the
and varied changes produced them whom
the stomach and subjected to the process Of dgeon
ASTHMA CURED
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Deo 20, 1853.
Tor about eight years have been very severely aced
With the asthma for the last two have suffered bo
ysnd all my powers Of description months at time have
been able to sleep bed getting what rest could Sit
Ting my chair Ny dicuty breathing and my suffer-
ngS great ct times that for hours together my
fends expected each hour would be last During the
past sx have had the aid and Of Of
nent benefit and but little relief at length had the good
fortune TO Dr. Curtin hygeana nhang hy9ean
vapor and cherry syrup Al the time first obtained
suffering under Of most violent and
y great Distress almost suocang for want Of breath In
less than ten from the applied the inhaler
stomach and took teaspoonfui Of the cherry syrup
hg and had comfortable night. have since continued
with tho greatest possible benefit and comparative
" WE'LL God only knows the Of suffering this medi-
as has relieved me FROM Ny advice 70 the suffering sty
y. MARGARET EAsr3N.
Sold by BOYD PAUL No. 40 Cortiandt street; G. n.
RING Of John street and Broadway Price IS
package. N BAny person inclosing 81 to Boyd Paul,
Curtis Perkins New York, will receive package
tanning bottle Of hygean vapor Of cherry syrup and
inhaler in neat box by Of the
United States four packages for So The 10
sals by all the druggists In tho country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13

FRox-Hospital Bellevue, ID Penitentary, Backwclls
Island, q; Smallpox, Blackwelps Island, 2; Lunatc
Asylum, Blackwells island, /; Wards Island, 49, Ran
das island, q st. vncents Hospital 2; City Hospital,
Z; Amshouse, Blackwell's Island 81 Colored Home Hos
pital, 2; colored persons, Is.
THOMAS X. DOWNING, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, March IL, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13

Mourning Silks-Just Received, MT tho now
YsuSnng store, No. 55l Broadway between st. Nicholas
~ Hotels three Of mourning plaid silks
BARTHOLOMEW Z WEED.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the city and county of New York from the 4th day
of March to the 18th day of March, 1854
Men, 10; women, 81; boys. 163 girls, 1885, total 453.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13

vAsAlonahle Clothlng-New Go0ds.-Cau ana
ths s;ss.tnent And prices - the one price ss'sG
for boys suitable for all and OF she
- approved styles. No deviation in prices.
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worth Remembcring.-ANew Clothing Em-
aun has juss besA opened by the undsrEgnsd ~ l06
street. with entirely fresh and hAndsomsly made
oh 81 clothing adapted all and trimmed in
bsss styss, and will b sold 1t the lowest possible
1ooo. N. BAH articles to be exactly
ooopted. EDWARD T. HACKETT,
Clothing Emporium, lO6 Fulton street.
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Am Persons arc Warned Against Negotiating
snisory note drawn by Asa Piersen for $780, payable
iii H. lt54 the Aeehenios Bank Of wiliAnsburg and
HORACE WATERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13

0xcat Sale Of Engravings--A Large Collcc-
A Of the most beautiful French Engish engrsving
booted BY w. SCHAUS is offered II private sale at
American Art Union, ~ Broadway and at the lowest
elesals prices The collection 10 by bar the best
htbited. Admission free.
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Dsneassao.xIAs Laxgsse Asssu>@ssma - Ns-
- p ~ ~ = - pre1vs Asl.e1aA - s.slusivs
IN W s.isA's d. the saly assss sSss1 g sAs ssssi
= purshass ~ music pubshsa u tbs UnltsA et~tss
|nAks continued supplies 81 any ney
~ HORACE WATERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13

n3-Onver b. Goldsmith commences his
sap writing glasses ON Monday 18th inst Full partou
70 n this days Herald and Times by circular, ~
rooms So broadway, Of Franklin street. Opso
~ and evening.
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CLOTHING, &C.
MISCELLANEOUS.

DIX ART OF WRITING Is SACRED FROM THE
spC. Egyptans.-Britsow, go Broadway, the best
and tesehsr can make every Of al write
good hand Ladies acquire elegant finished style Of
ptnnanslip; gentlemen bold rapid beautiful mercantile
hand for 70 Please call Private lessons given Visiting
e'fa' P's's ~'''''h' u p'' pack GEORGE BRfsf6w.
RoARD.-A SUITE OF ROOMS. FRONT AND BACK
ID paror and bedroom and panries attached TO let to-
NJ rty gentle men or fani " and Croton baths
Do not move at Nay. Apply At ~ Union place
(tFNTILMHN,s FURNISHING GOODS, "a BROAR
W way-1le undersigned having formed copartnershi
wish inform friends and public In general that va
have opened with entirely new STOCK senemen fur
rarcd sureror shirt cr.ie prepared to receive
"a "a n n Above vligA nl W nsampt executed
JAgt.@ ", = pNtss,s.
Gro. A. JAcKsor, formerly With htlnek 4 seudicr.
Il, IA, PyRLr.
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Sewing Maeh1nes.-Cautl0n to tho Publlc.-
II persons hereby cautioned against Purchasing
sing sewing machines which make the loop stitch in
re, forms loop the opposite sde
ashnes infringe upon the original patent granted 70
srsy and yehneon the 9th day Of February lS49 We
fled hill In equity against Messrs Grover Baker
Co., for infringing this patent.
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Redding's Russia Salve, q Boston Remedy
eils, e6iblai chapPsd hands piles and every outward
Dcid BY c. H. Ring corner John street Broadway
o. " Cckner Co., Barclay street, and by druggists
had spothecaries generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13

Rheumatism, ScrOfula, dsc.-Hyatt's Life
alsam the most certain remedy those terrible dis
You who are suffering the most torturns pains
pound will certain relief Thousands eases have
ksen cured and published the Sum- Herald AID othcr pa
psxs These certificates from vol known ctisens
and consulted at any hour Circulars contain
Ing these be had ct the principal depot No
Ind Grand street. Scventy-fve cents per bottle.
F1ts, Fits, Fits.-We advise such Of our read
srs % troubled with this horrible malady to remit
nediately TO- Mr. SETH s. HANCE, los Baltimore street.
BaltimoIs Nd and procure supply Of his Vegetable or
two boxes Tor g. On the receipt Of remittance, he will
oend them Of the United States British
vpces, free Of postage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13

UristadOro's Excelsior Dye combines two
properties The blacks and browns besows
identical with NATURES and does crisp otherwise
nurs tho hair The dye is applied in Eve minutes and
lasts for many weeks Sold and applied No. castor
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13

mo CALIroRNIANs-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG wo
man who has the beat city reference wishes to
with family going TO California
plain sewer capable Of taking charge Of children ZAP
ply q 50 Bayard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13

Removal.-Smith q Lounsbery would re-
inform friends and the public that they
their location late 448 Pearl A56
Beadway Zone door below Grand street) They
epared TO exhibit their spring styles consisting Of
eac velvet tapestry, Brussels, and ingram
xpstngs, Rnglsh and American floor oilcloth and all
Asx goods pertaining to the trade
Bargains I'm Counterpanes and Table Linens
auction Elegant patterns large size oounterpanes
hly Hs; splendid quality Aarseies countsrpanes S.
ard; fine snowdrop table linen, s. and IS. 3D. at BUR-
dry goods store 9 Grand street Of Mulberry
Esncc and Muslin Curtains from auctions
10 subscribers have hand ten thousand lace and
1eln curtains from twenty dollars each and will
M for days only At less than cost Of
the cheapest place In the world buy shaded
klTY FERGUSON 23yk Broadway, and 81 Rsadest-
Sectional Division.-Whilc Politicians arc
ating the country the people Of all sections Of the
non buy and sell In the they
erth South Orders for shirts, for instance dow
RBENS, No. Astor House, from all points Of the
49, He Politician but then he gives all parties
hd always punctual.
Ladies' Dresses made I'm the First Style Of
shion q perfect fit guarAnteed At from g S. NEW
ANS Ladies' and Childrens Outftting Store, No. 765
roadway, between Eighth and Ninth streets
---
10 A1llliners and Country Merchandise. H.
kEWHAN submits to their inspection large and do
assortment styles Of dress and soft caps
Eighth and Ninth streets.
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THE RIGHT OF THE PEOPLE TO SELF GOVERN
ment.-Demooratc mass meeting at Tammany Hall Tho
republican electors Of the city of New York
friendly and state sdminstrations and the
party and In Of the great principle
cated in the Eli now before Congress- Terrtor,
ia for Nebraska add Kansas
meet at Tammany Hall In meeting Thursday
30 L. B. SHEPHERD, Chairman.
c.H + h AsUaH:i }sssres.riss. :
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REWARDS.


&S0 REWARD.-LOST ON SATURDAY LAST, IN
RCU Broadway Canal street ladys branchiike dia
broach-a number small the leaf
and sixteen larger the stem and Il was enclosed
in small box Any returning the to
"a Metropolitan Hotel, Mr.. Burr's, 3l5 broadway
will receive the above reward and questions asked
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REMOVALS..
se.ccnS-A0~y,cevoN
INCONSISTENCIES, DRAPERS AND TAfL0RS
IL and gentlemen furnishing stores removed TO the
ner Of Fulton and William streets.
DExovAL.--F. BRADY, BOOKSELLER, PUBLISHER,
~ and Importer q FOREIGN no6paptrs haf removed -
-ss - - ~ Nsf ~. ~. j. II
patrons he Ia prepared ~ supply with erytnisg In
biz Lac ~ wv lowest prcss
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DROFEssoR b. YATES GRAND INVITATION FAN
CIV dress ball, at Military Han, 1893 Bowcry MONDAY
evening March 81 which occasion Professor " will Ia
several his fancy dances through his pups
dresses.
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New Law d Miscellaneous Books.
~ r.. PAYNE ba. ,u.t received the


IL following Books. aXy
A Tfcstise on the Law OF bills of Exchange, A%~
Promissory Notes. Bank Notes. Bankers Cash Notes
and Checks by Johan Barnurd Byes.
Prsct cal Treatise the Law relating To Trustees.
their Powers, Duties, Privileges and Liabilities by
James Hill
Rawle on Covenants for Titles.
Grcenlcnf on Evdencc--ihrd Volume,
S'mms' Poetical Works, . Vol
Barrington's Sketches.
Discussions Philo soph, Literature, by Sir VIM.
Hamilton.
Life and Letters of joe Story Vols.
Valley Of the Amazon by Lieut. Horndon.
CONNIE ntaries the Laws Of the Ancient Hebrews,
byE @. Wines.
Colleen Dreams and Leaden RealitieH
Six Months in llay, by Hiard-2 Vols.
The He rth Stone
The Sr wife or Queens Secret by Pau pepperernss,
Merkiapl by the Author of Margaret Maitland
Physiology OF Taste.
Journey Round the World by Gerstaeeker.
Memoir OF @. j. Fox by Lord Russell.
Memoirs, journal and Correspondence of rhos Moore
IS cts perpart.
kur:en on Soaps and Candles.
Busy Moments of an idle Woman
Autobiog raphy OF an Actress, by Mrs. Mowatt.
Liberia or Mr., Peyton's e. periment-alrs Hale
Rhetoric OF Conversation, by Hcrvey.
Gazetteer Of the United States, by Baldwin & Thomas
Hoibrook Selflnstructor No l, Writing Spelling and
Drawing. [mar II Is
Cr Express Copy.
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RECON- MENDATIO.NS s.

RECON- ENDATIO-NS.
CmEF ENGINEER's OFFICE, Va. n Tenn. II. r.
Lynclburg. Va, Scptrm rr 90 1853.
TO THE RAH-ROAD PUBLiC.
All the Cars OF every Kind upon tits road Laye
Teen made III the Piedmont Works. in Lynchburg, un.
Il, the direction &C Gen'l Neteton. as Agent
1t gives much pleasure say that our cars have
peen strongly and faithfully executed. cheerMlly
commend these works, 10 companies requiring cars,
that may be- made with the OF these works
CHAS. NJ GARNETT,
Chit Eng. Va. d. Tenn. r. r.
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD


A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the
IA pot in Peter sburg every day. Sunday except
ut O'Clock, A. NJ, ami arrives Burkeville at the
tersection of the Richmond and Danville Rail-Ro
ut 10 oclock,A M, connecting by that Road with Mess
l.. Flagg n Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court-ia.
Halifax Court House, Danvillc and Greensboro c
md arriving at Farmve at ll.30. A. M. cnnnecfI
there with Messrs. Fiagg, Caldwell & Co.'S Stage In
for Lynchburg.
Returning, The train leaves Farmville at l. p
ard Burkev'le at %, p. M. arriving 10 Petersburg
time Tor the trains going North or South connec1
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomatox Raj
fond with the spls ndd stea nshps Roanoke and Jane
town Tor NJ w-foik; which leave CITY Point at Up v
and every Wednesday W h steamships for Philadepi
which leave City Point IA: The sameshour
sseg gers preerring to n in Petersburg the OH
nIght, can take the mornii train North at A, Az
The james River Boats for Old lint Norfolk and Bat
more at 3. A. M, the for the South at OcOt
A.. N.
Arrangements have been made by which through I'D
els between the following points may be procured
the annexed rates:
between Petersburg and Lynchburg, through in
hftteen hours, s.
between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
springs through in Two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
Between Petersburg and White Sulphur s rings,
TIN oush IN two days, ..--.........- 10 u
between Petersburg Danve, through in TWEEN
ty-tnur hours, Observation-Disclosures. Ss
Betw' EN- Peter sburg CT zee ,sboro', n c., thro'
IN TWO days NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. III "
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. n through
IN three days. Observation-Disclosures. l5F
Between Pete, sburg and Charlotte, slSa
freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot ea1
Monday, Wednesday and Fridny morning a. q, A sr'a
returns the sarne days Any person wishing to see
ihl'S Il freight can obtain freight list by calling ud
ihe Agent ut the Petersburg Depot.
dec3 Is f. l. WALL Sup't
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Our terms will be cashier negotiable paper satisfac.
tory endorsed.
he subscriber, thankful for the very ibora patron
nee bestowed him for the last fourteen wear, he has
been 10 business in lynchburg wou just aention that
lie VIII still continue his former business NJ heretofore
aud hopes with the addiunnal facilities ~ now has
by the constant attention he feels dete incd ogive to
his business in all its varous branches to mer, com
tnuance OF the patronage of liberal public.
sept 23-ts GEO g. CURLE