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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-13

1 The wife Of Mr.. Joseph T. Little
of Arnold, Maine. recently made her hus-
band present of three little Littles az
one birth. That was kizle pile, wasn't
Iit Every litas helps.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-13

~ According to the census of the
CanadAs, 35 persons are reported to be
upwards of one hundred years old. and
about 400 are found between the ages of
90 and 100.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-13
Provisions FOR THE AL1JEn Fo,c,s.

PROVISIONS FOR THE ALLIED FoacEs.-.
A firm at Albany, N. Y, received from
Chicago, a few days ago, and forwarded.
a cargo of Extra India Mes9 Beef. .
weighing ITO tons. consigned 10 4 firm
in London. and intended for Crimsa. Il
was packed at Chicago, and the charges
paid on It for transportation to Albany
amounted TO over one thousand dollars.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-13
The Democratic Nomfnations.

= i
The staunton. Convention has given our
party for its.support next spring, the tick
ct which is found at our masthead. Its
unnecessary for US to say that we are
pleased with this result Of its labors. Our
Partially for.Mr. Wise, inspired by his tall
ents, independence and political honesty,
is too we'll known to require any reitera-
ton at this time.
Western Virginia has now candidate
for Governor, as. acceptable, probably, as
it is possible for any to be, and his deci-
ded majority in the Convention over his
able competitors, show the estimation in
which he is held throughout the State
All who favored the nomination OF some
one of the other gentlemen before the Con-
vention, have acquiesced in his nomina-
ton, and the prospect is, that he will re-
ceive the general and cordial support OF
the Democratic party throughout the
State, in addition to the support of many
who do not usually act with that party.
The candidate for Lieut.. Governor, E
W. NJ C Jonas of Kanawha, is gentleman
who is well qualified and entitled to the
place for which he has been nominated
He has served his country both in coun.
Gil and on the field. He was member
OF the late Convention to amend the Con.
stitution, and participant in the Mexican
war. in both Of which positions he acquit
ted himself very creditably.
The candidate for Attorney General i
the present incumbent of that Office, Viii
lis P. BOcock Of Appomattox, who is too
we'll known for his legal knowledge anC
acumen to require any notice at our hands
Taken altogether, our ticket is as strou!
and unexccptonabIe one as could wei
De (ormed-one which every man in tn
State can support and do no violence t.
his patriotism Or duty as n good citizen
and which we confidently hope to see cleo
tel. The canvass is being entered int
with good deal Of enthusiasm by til
people Of the eastern part Of the State
A meeting WAS held in Richmond on tn
5.h instant, to ratify the nominations 0
the Stanton Convention, which was ad
Dire sscd by Msssrs. Wise, M'Cumas, Bo
cock, AMI number Of other popular speak
ers.
Mr.. Wise is said to have declared it t
be his intention to stump the State. w
may therefore expect to see him here be
fore the election.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-13

jccB-The Westminster Review for Octo-
Der has been received. 1t contains the
following interesting table of contents -
Religion in Italy, the progress of Fiction
as an Art, Partnership with limited liabl-
ity the Book Of Job, School Claims oil
Language-Ancient and Modern, German
Mysticism in the Seventeenth Century,
the Universal Postulatc, the Progress of
Russia, Contemporary Literature Of Eng
land, Contemporary Literature of Ame!i,
ca, Contemporary Literature Of Germany,
Contemporary Literature of France; en-
bracing a series Of articles upon great
variety Of subjects, and written in man
ner at once instructing and entertaining
See Scott Il Cos. advertisement on fourth
page.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-13

TRANS ALLEGuANr Notes.-The last
Warrenton Flag of 90 contains the follow
jn5. which was an answerrto4inquiries by
the Sheriff:
TREASURY OFFICE, V1wqlNIA,
Richmond, Nov. 24 '54.
VIZ. NJ. HUME, Esq, Sheriff Of Fauquier
county:
Dear Sir The notes Of all the Banks
Of this State are required by law TO be re-
ceiyed in payment OF public dues, so lon;
as they pay gold and silver coin for their
issues; the Collectors Of the Heyenue, how
ever, should be very careful in relation To
the issues Of any bank. the notes OF which
arr, u- ,nav be di<credited. as the Treasu-
rer viii require, in all cases where such
notes are rendered by the Collectors of the
Revenue, the most conclusive proof that
they were received by them in payment Of
pub ic dues.
Yours, respectfully,
j. B. SrovALL, Treasurer.
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CON R ES.sIO Ma u.

+ CON G r ES.S ION Z
WAsu1soros. Monaay, Dec. 4, 1854.
srsArs.-The Senate met at l2 O'Clock,
q 3nnornt, being present. The President
Ioffhatbod the Hon. Mr.. Atchison, hay-
inc notified the Secretary that he could
nntgbe present, the Senate proceeded by
unanimous vote to elect Hon. Lewis Cass
President pro tempore for the day. The
rnessaoe Of the President was read, and
len thousand copies with the. aeeOnp
ino documents, ordered to be printed -
ter transacting other nnimportant bp-
siness. the Senate adjourned until IL o's
clock next. day.
HousE.-The House Of Representatives
met at Ie, O'Clock, and, a quorum being
present, proceeded to business. "a, reaoss
luton was offered by Mr.. Sellers calingg
on the President for information IN REGARD
to the diplomatic convention at Ostend.z-Fi
motion to suspend the rules was made
and negatiVed The Presidents messagef
was read, and twenty thousand copies.g
with tho accompanying documents, oruerz
ed to be printed. After transacting some
other business. the House adjourned4un-
! til I2 O'Clock next day. ~ tes
80 A. TUESDAY, Dec. Is.
sENATE.-Hon. Jesse d, Bright, was !
chosen President pro tsmpOre of the Sem
ate, aud accordingly took echair. Mr..
Weller submitted resolution, which was
agreed to, calling on the President for in
formation in regard to the operations of
Gen W DOL, commanding the Pacific d.
vision of the Army. The standing COM
mittees of the last session were reappoin-
ted, with the exception of such vacancies
as may have occurred by the expiration
of the term of service of any senator
which vacancies are TO be filed by tho
President pro tenn. AT an early hour th93
Senate adjourned. aaH
HoUsR.-Mr. Dawson gave notice that
he would at the proper time offer subs
stitute to the homestead bill. After the
transaction5o of some unimportant business,
the House proceeded to the consideration
of the resolution offered yesterday, calling
for information relative to the late meet
ing Of American ministers ut Ostend.-
! Thu resolution was further debated, but
at the time of ad iournmept final vote
had tot been taken. ah
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 6.4bt
SKN ArE.-Thc President pro teS,pots
laid before the Senate the annual report
OF the Secretary of the Treasury on tho
state of the finances, and also commu-,
nication ftOm the Treasurer Of the United
States. aal
Several petitions were presented and
referred, and various bills were intro.
duced. r So le i,ae
Mr.. Adams gave notice of lis inten-
ton to introduce a bill amendatory of the
present naturalization laws. sra 5agi
After acting upon some bills which
were left over from the previous session.
the Senate adjourned.
! HoUsE.-The House rccunsidered its
vote of yesterday by which it refused 10,
refer. the resolution of Mr.. Sellers to the
Committee on Foreign Relationships
"a. nays 83 and i: was then referred to-
that committe. The riYrr and barbour
bill OF last session, which was vsLoedl6y tho,
President Of the United States, aftersomes
discussion on It's pOstPonement, was re-
jectcd-ycas 95, nays Goa twosthirdsi
vote being required. i
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-13

A COR As Is coLT.-Mr. Nioholss
Alkier. of Hackers Creek. in this county,
has colt i've months old, which measures
nearly Ia hands in height aud weighes
66s pounds The colt is not only large,
but well proportioned,. Now, horse raj
ssrs. beat that. if you can Rsstot
'HePnLH t.lt = RI -uzF9 81
BosroN err ExpENsEs.-The total ex-
Penditures of the city of Boston for the
present fiscal year-are estimated at Sc.
.056.641. The largest item Is S437, zoo
for schools and sehool-houses.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-13

~Plsin dealing is a jewel.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-13

agPlnetuaIity begets confidence.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-13

Mr.. Wise is said to have declared it to
be his intention to stump the State We
may therefore expect to see him here be-
fore the election.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06
FALL IMPORTATION

CHM, EARTHENwARE. AND FANCY ARTICLES
~. offers to Country aud other. In
Re C.eery and tn Ar' Of his o,en dirsf iro,t, 1m
% @S s9 @ a IN With
H Is &c, The following:
hh'r sesCSilt, Decorated, Gold Band White wrench
Do do S SGIns Grant,. and p,o. p,,D,
Tea Services @ M and mas p.e. varying
aiG F.: Tas fe s SS Vs.
Common and Decorated Mugs
S Sssss suitable e.
Napkin s' R 1s:.
common ssi' e.;
Britannia waremes.s,. from til. eemnoH to the he's.
mann manufactured, Spoons and Ladies' and saier,
Looking slss$a on, Ornamental, Frames. rrsss,
doT aMsi Sy Frames. in ,rest variety,
Glass WaresPaIn Pressed and Gu, Tumber. Wines, Pitch.
% sST Gshs Lem
sl1d LAMPS: Water Bette. q.,eI Plates
Preserve Jars, Fish Globes : '''''' '''''e''
F.TH If s THs ss
o,,r,,, Hand ~ LsTP: In grea. variety
Toy Tea, and Dinner Sci. '"''' DIS" 00's'''
rS s.G sns %f Are, at t1sSIy P Is.
tina. call from Country Merchants
in The state quick sale: his motto.
sci JAS D. D. EVANS
n bissoL.TioN or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Partnership
solved by mutual having claim, viii present
S,f sseSSS u: :,,
sept j, 1853 Luf ri iibpS
TUNHE UNDERSIGNED continue the Ship Chandiery and
HAsKIHs 4 LIBBY, Rockets ''' ~ '' ''' ''"A' "
and The public general Psdsns myself
s-S Yrruvp r,nnu
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HARDWARE.

FALL IMPORTATION, 1883.
Il . DOMESTIC ia RDW ARE IS Wiin strsst Rich.
nond Va in receipt steamships and packets from
sspSS Of Si and complete assortment OF Birmlnghan and
shefhed HARDWARE and from
consisting In part Of
"Rcdges" and wo.tcnhOlm's ane Pen Knives
Ten and Pocket Knives Of various makers ans sty
buck, Bone, Ebony and Ivory Handle Knives
Ivory Handle Knives and Perks, pieces
Wade A Butchers superior RaIors Shears
single and Double Barrel Guns, very superior
Pistols. Rines, Ride Barrels and Moun,.ngs
Trace Halter Los, Well and Fifth Chains
Collins" simmons" and Virginia
"Anes" and "Rowlands" Spades Shovel,
Mill, Pitt, Cross Cut and Circular saws
Anvils, Vices, and Smiths Bellows
Sledgr and Hand Hammers; Stocks Dies
blister, Shear, and Gas: Steel
Castings Horse Shoes and Horse Nails
Horse Collars, Blind B'ides Hammer,
Bride filngs, worstci Reins n Girths
Locks and Hinges Of every dess ription
Planes, Chisrls. Auge's and Files, all kinds
Platform and CounterScaes; Pat. Balances
English, American ad g. D.
found in HARDWARE Stores.
As their goods selected with attention and pur.
chased on The favorable terms they feel they
Ter strong inducements to merchants visiting this
uy invite them to examination OF their stoSk they
,ened sen a'S rs any regular house in this the
SortLeTn cues aul6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06
gfa EsssR HEa Esya 49,

HI OvERBY'S, So MILES f-F' III
On and after Monday, oe 3d. 1885, regular Passenger Train
by's. ' ~ o"ii'"a anu over
Inc Train will STOP for only following points,
Manchester Robou's, Coal Field
AMELIA Court House, wyanoke, Jenninss Ordinary
and 0ysrby's. '"'>''' D'aAe hiAh'n'
At 1880 o'closx, p. 81. h''-'' o'''o' .
Shidr. over 10 and under Is years age ifpriee
servants travelling by themselves furnished with xo
SO That one can be retained in the must be
Wv W ~ ou tue
Passengers for Halifax C. H. aud can meet Messr,
fIAgg a Co.'S four horse coaches a OVERLY.
snssts for 1reensbOrough Germantown saeG and SALISBURY
eaolna can meet Messrs Pagg Co.'s Coaches
Snr M LhITsdsy1 and Saturdays at overhy
meet Moss Co.'S Coaches at oveby Tuesday, Tursdays
na satndAys and for Milton and Yanceyvile Fagg Co.'S
line, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, al Overby's
Passengers for lyncburg Railroad md pI.vv
"a 9faCa Aal,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06
HUGH A. WATT.
CHINA HALL.

CHINA HALL.
SA CLASS AHD E%kTn IA: iVpsy LOOKING
GLASSES, FAHCY GOODS, STONE WARE, Ac.
essf :a!Sy itl;s s sc. s2as iSi
.si9 49, 's0'e 40 IS Mnin Street.
NV lAHCY G@oDs:Sas o. been i?
mos de:as: styles of French and English Goods which
Rleh Paid silks; Plaid Spun do
Velvet anl Goth co aiss and G Tia a,i '''0''
ladies' woTstsd GGdersleeves
Black Lace Nit.
.S s sa@ aad se a3a Sleeves
N MsIe SI.nss e 81 sClor'
Embroidered Lace Party Dresse.
Plaid and DrOeade Ribbons.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
R Ri:st IN V y;"sy sit'vs;s Ss''
M;sipS a and os ash sss 3d. e.
Staten Sis.1 IN Ms y,S. and as sll XXI Hose
plI pS I DO ado DO c Opera Ties
doll PARKER, BAYLY YIMMo.
%SaH os sss Ts s:! 5::s
80 sB 81 5 eS9ss SUGARS
20 hid. prime Cuba Mollas...
LLAfhkK-Rsh and Oak Tanned, soA, Russet Kip skins
and Harness. - '
Tanners
235 bbls No 3 MAckersl
half kits - ~
Olive and Refined Whale Oil
vinegar wrapping, Letter and Writing Paper
Sordnge-Bed Cords. Hemp, Cotton Lines nd Irvine
Pepper Pimento, Ginger GunpOwder, Shot
TalloT, hdamantine and Sperm Candles
~ packages Gunpovder
Backing, Soap, Starch ~
go hushesprme new Clover Seed
go kegs Nails, (0d Dominion a n AyaAn) lat
~ BrsHEISPRINE NEW CLOVER sHrD in store
- o - for by '
laI BACON BAsKERvILL'
NEW ohLTANs AND PORTO RICO SUGAR Ann WV
~ GAR, receiving '' ''''" WV
z. hhds Porto Rico Sugar, low priced
iohhda y Orleans do do
o. 81 9ot CnHee do do do
~ baEs Rio Coffee, at i2N 20 10 cts
~ bbs Vinegar, for sale.
y,!1 JAZZ WINSTON
~ At MORRIS Bookstore: -heeeiVed
January Number n M
BY Emele CaTiew. 1890 ''" wv 'ount' IN The Bush.
Volume ISBuglish Common Law Repori,
.HIry ~ The Amazon. u
/ 2 vols - - '''i''''S anu fIOItssor NORTON
T IGe sspherh' Own Book by Youa Skinner and Kendall
Sni9aps Gardening, Parks Plea ure Grounds. BY Smith
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06
READY MADE CLOTHING

great variety satnet Tweed French rsh and
American aud Canptown Cashmere Pants Vests Satin silk
Tweed Hack and Fancy Cas- piaid Valencia satnst sersr
Nevets Wool Nevets, &C. together with
of Fancy Goods aae and medium style Collars ieI
ory Hamilton and Flannel Shris; so full
KEEN, CHlLkS BALDWIN,
M Mai.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06

jys Richmond, Va, on the Dock.
Id EGUI.aR LINE OF BOATS FOR
ESEs sss.s.A - L1NCHB uHG;1I ,s Canal Boats
H. panss leave regularly wxpsrsplrs BELLE Captain
Johnson Capt Cook leave regularly sArrRpAra
Boats are compelled leave advertised in order
make Their regular trips shippers therefore depend
their regularity. No way freight taken.
Freight for this line may up any day except
sArrspAr after O'Clock. p. NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06

ASOtst-f nNisiI a HARDVNAIiE-We are nov in re-
eeipt Of complete Assortment of p,
nishtug articles, consisting Of
brass, Pierced lron, Wire and Nursery
Polished Steel and rass Head Shoves Tongs Poker.
Copper Brass and JapEanci Coal
Polished Steel and Brass
JappaIed Fire Carriers
Bras, Bronzed and Cast Iron And Irons
Rodgers superior Ivory Handle knives and FORKS
sGprfi1I American Ivory Handle Knives and
Irony, Bone, Buffalo and Buck ana
silver Plated and Albata Table De.sertForks
sv Plated Gerun Slv and Table spoon,
Bloes I'm Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, C fee T. Urns
sieaL D,hes, Oyster Turrens and Dishes
Waters In sets singy
Brass and White Metal Candle
Snuff r. and Suuler
Curtain Bands and Pins a LsGtihl assortment
Together with Cooking Utensils kind for
owby ASp JoIiSsToS = 70 So 'o' safe
Importers and Dealers in HaTdv sTd Cutlery A.
ocll CT the Cross-cut Saw. Z Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06

npM aCbbkR tHofs.-Just received At Tie Adler IA.
notmt Va, loo case, India Rubber shoss vhIcI are
our IAN orders The stock ths ,srx he,t
quality and will be warranted affected ky any
lure o. The weather. II consists Of. - '>'S'''-
Mems india Rubber ,hort Ian. Al, .,s
A., hpElegs, fer wadins Fishisg ~ - ~
Menp inuiA Rubber Shoes, CLOGS Slipper Randall. A..
women's India Rubber Boots Boo,.s nns,.s
Clogs and Over. 0aIters S-.''' '"ppsf'' sAhuss'
Ladies' dne India Rubber ehoes pin,.,.
beautiful delicate max, eo'' W 'ne most
A style OF 0ossAmer far n Al.
also the ladies' Falcon. has - ,sin
@ o sh oa ssI, sns =, We are III. the
NORTH Carolina can sell unless puiehasrd hroosh nu,
uans s III, Nok fort,moeth Petersburr and Rich
Carolina be supplied pries. EGIn
Sdaoos With the roois frsm this celebrated Tseiorx
s aSs IN point % dIf.s y beauty style to any oihsrs
FULLY solicited. ."A "'se" are respeet-
The Ladies' saloon At No. 81 Main street. Norfolk s.,
nole m AnniNaroy . M =.
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= pLnk AND PocAHoNriAl. snt further no. HtfsAfof
uce oSth 1.-THE above Steamers will TeuA the
RICHMOND AND BALr1NoRE connecting the
With the Eriesson steam Propeller via Canal TO Pha
The BELvIpERE. Captain aiuord will cave Baltimore ever,
afternoon Returning. she viii leave Richmond
The PocAhoNrAs Captain, Jones' Baltimore ever,
afternoon. Returning, she will leave Richmond
afternoon; thus aroding the merchant. w'
% FER the two places This route will b,
one OF the most certain expeditions from wheel
CINCINNATI, and the South and West gensray fo
freight apply to LuDLAM WATSON.
II MON sTEAMsHIP COSiplANN,s LINE OF
- sTEANhRs-fot PiilltDELpIIA every Mn
~ nrrSsnesssy VIA Norfoik and Cape May-Sedner H48S
Cyp, ~, U hLCnhOED, Captain Mitchell, stedmsr-
OF these splendid uililsaye Rich
tor Phadephia Wednesday, high water Return
Wednesday and Saturday At 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, until further notice.
fasrngersfSr New
70 forward passengers through New York, either by
allowing them the privilege OF remaining In Phade
the arrival OF the steamers
shipper. TO the We. Of shipping
ttsoorr will please bear made all
pounds. ~ - - "
Due notice viii be always given Daily Papers
shsn me samsrs will be ready receive freight, and the
N h. shippers In mind that all Bills LadInr must
sent 70 the wharf at Ricketts, to be signed before the sailing Of
Passage through to Ne. York. i cabin and found. ss
Passage through to Philadelphia. cabin and found
Do Do sS SG 80 81 do do do DO 90 asS$S
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
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OF ten cents each made to
esn. tickets at the Office In Richmond ana 80
ug,e VINO 'ske the cars where are sold ~ "
ss los children for over three and nat ov.r
Twelve years OF wv '"'ss' A"u ns' over
to @ taken up point no, Designated s he required
from the last designated point; and
grds'iring to leave the a point moi, Phi
'hs charge 10 the next place ~" pay
sssenEesA TAKEN up At point he
point on The .cAd, will no; be charged than s r.ns
al" WAL be made for than
except small bags hssL.,.
are not likely to inure the the cars will be-
eIes m wearing apparel and the usual necessary
uafeieEs viii be allowed to he
VIII MOI be responsible for goods specie bills, notes
anything but the anI
'oI p Una. only when placed in the baggage car
arc cautioned against attempting on or of IN.
molten. ~ ''"u VI 'he cars, Whsn In
the cars when In motion. ~ ~ N P'A''o'tns VI
PASSENGERS requested KEEP THEIR FEET OFF THE
stAis OF from otherwise defheing the cars. "
Please report TO the &C of mr.
OF potene-s the
ct agents, or others. '~ts"eN A~''>is' asA-
Tue Express Train going either 10 take nm or a..
passengers AZ the Port Walthall
circumstances. 1855 fN"'' 1"uef any
The Mall Train will stop either following named poin
hd other Paeessw Greek, Port Junction. zen
ys crossing, Clover Hin junction. Halfway Station Knynd
Gregorys Crossing, Rce's
Temples Turnout and Manchester. '. >'"h'
~ ORDKR OF BOARD DIRIcraas
OzO-u THOS. DODAMEAD gunerntspden,
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a
class -
For through tickets Washington Baltimore or Philadelphia
other inforlnatiou apply the ticket
Besides
Main Northern Route through tickets direct
the Depot Of the Baltimore In Wash.
tnEton, for wheeng via the Relay House. at 80 81.
r. & The night train will stop
the ALLOWING Taylorsylr
Junction. Chesterfield Milford Guiney, Fredericksburg and
"
N b. By order of the Postmaster General no train will be
run between Richmond and Washington Sunday nights
IL Is deemed proper addition to state for the information
passengers that four daily
ington and Baltimore, by Of which traveller
through business has been
always In his
on his Journey to any point north o place.
pIfriI
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HISoR NEW YORk vi, NonFoI.K-u. :. MAI.

Inh NEW SORk VIA NOREOLK-u.s MAIL
.ihE-LeA'e, Richmond Tr-day aud Fri. t-f,IS
uaf Mrrnoo:> nj 4 n'ciock-Rr TIE fs>fsT{S
SIDE WHEkL OCEi " STEI NSHIFSyA uE.STO W 49,
~ Hc-iNOhE, Commanders Lewis Parish will Edward Cav.
Tuesday afternoon o'olsck. - ' ~
Passage and
Room accommodations only AIN
Steerage passage only
New York. ' -N ''"'SN"' 'V'
addressing Us by nail.
Passengers taking
by the RiSer boat $50
Ladies travelling be
GERS Of the ships " - $50 -