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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

Ministers OF Austria and Prussia have presented 70 the
Diet the joint declaration Of Austria and Prussia, an
nouncng Che continued ccrdisty Of the four powers and
declaring that the prolongGon Of the struggle between
Russia and Turkey constituted danger for Germany, aud
that the integrity of Turkey mus: be maintained
After this declaration five protocols Of the proceedings Of
the Vienna Conference were laid before the Diet, the
fact of the Aus,roPrussian treaty notified to that
assembly and the other German States invited to
sohere TO IT.
The Boursc rose again to-day The Three Per Cents.
opened D.. 6Sf sOc and closed 69f s5c and the -Four
ana half Per Cents at 95f 2Oc for the end of the month
Our correspondent ct Dan.zc sends dispatch dated
yesterday which states that no had arrived from
the Baltic feet up to that date and that two weeks dis
patches and one mil were whiting there for conveyance
TO the feet
r.por. was current in well informed circles at Paris
that France will augment her army in Turkey to 10000
men, in order TO carry the with vgor particularly
complaints about sacrifices which the country must
make to be heard anywhere
The army of St. Omer will be divided into three divs-
ion and viii be extended toward the East One division
will be commanded already stated by General Bsra-
quay Iers, another by General Pellssier and ihetrd
by General dArbouvlle
OF the troops that be concentrated in the neigh
borlood Of Marseilles one division will be cautioned at
the Pennes and another at the commune of ST. Veroet
between the Lanciers and the railway The troops
will be about in number Ii is also in contempa-
ton to quarter division in Marsees the suburbs but
this has not been definitely decided on
The Moniesr announces that General Torey, command
ing the fourth division of the army OF the East has pro-
ceeded to the Ieus with the view Of taking possession
of that port body of English marines which have
been placed under the command Of Gen Fore form part
OF the expedition
The Monieur publishes the report Of the budget, from
which appears that The receipts for year estimated
500 O2.2l3 and the expenditures at 1852 o3o 3osf
which leaves n surplus Of 1891 9Ojf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
GREECE.
THE INSTRUCTION.

Adyices from Athens the l9h u, state tat an uiti-
nahum of four days has been addressed to the Greek Gov
eminent requiring the immediate recall OF all oheers tha
ia ired he INSURGENTS and the dissolution of the vol
unoer corps Five vessels OF the combined English ana
French fleets were in the Piraus. The insurgents haa
taken Paramyihia and Margarit telssraphc dispaeh
from Vienna of Thursday, says:
The Greek insurgents under karatassos have been de-
feated in Macedonia The Conner has taken four pirate
shps Rhodes. The terms OF the uinatun OF me west
orr NOW a. IN Greece are the observance OF strict neu
trav and judicial examination into the conduct OF nose
Who have Joined the Insurgents The Greek officers and
-, ,ooi;,I No one in future is to the State who
has taken ough quilted the public service join the
insurgents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
woMENs STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

UTICA, Wednesday, June :, 1854
TIE second annual meeting of the Womens New-York
State Temperance Society held in this city to-day.
The attendance quite large, comprising persons from
fhis and adjoining States The proceedings were con-
Quoted with much dignity and good TASTE anu were ca'
acterized by the utmost unity ofsentment.
The Convention called to order by Mrs. Vaughan
President of the Society who read the opening address
Mrs Fish of Ontario Co. read the Annual Report OF the
Executive Committee in which Governor Seymour de-
scribed political Judas.
The Treasurer showed that the amount in the Treasury
NJ the date of the last report s2i6 81 Amount re-
ceived during the year, $3.50 2l-Totai, s2'oso o.
Expenditures during the year. 81 800 TO- Balance IN inc
Treasury, sec 49, So NJ
rarre d. Filkins of Rochester, addressed The ConySn
.iop. briefly but eloquenily. .
IT, tho afternoon. letters sympathsng with the object
s ,h Convention were read from Mrs. Nichols, OF Yer
mont. and Mr. Gerrit Smith, of New-iork,
Th. rorowipc resolutions introduced by Mrs.
Bloomer: -.-... s.-r,Our IN vetong the TEN,
heotta la lad NV 40 large majority of the LEGISLATURE was
iIesehsous in IT, des sSn inu to those him he
i,fsSssis OF the majority, and as SUCH deserves 'N'
the wSs sv S9 be Sys s ia YS1ssdd
ss web broken Iyeied The chains o. a s l OF
me hos 700 ~ new dsiuges cur land. =, ,,,,.
Re.od Tbs, the pronnense Of one man % bIanches Of
me 90 asorans cause OF
Incentive for jealous action Oh 'A7
temperance men reform the
who remains indifferent and inaeive-who s,snas sos
removing these evils foget ne
and minsteTns snes TO man and u.s. 1ae9'Oe
widely on ns p.ceiy promoting the Of Temperance and
~ of prohibi,oiy legislation the women OF ss
are Inn Viz: Winding their own eusine 5osu,a
slowed rpO ~ wives mothers and sisters % endeavoI 70
'n sn,sent-to give high mora tome aHa 70 w. ~
sDp'i9 pete hb hsll lead the en.emen ana
thai dselSD for the protection OF the sneiy ei homes
the hest
Snc;ng to drunkenness were also offered.
,e.out;ons were discussed until the hour Oh aourn'
nent when they were unanimously adopted. Ar.
anong those who spoke in their favor were MISS 0',,ko
~ Ontario the Rev. Mr. Bartlett OF Isrk"c',
Donovan of Rochester, Miss Pauin''"' p"'i' "a
Island and others l., Miss F1kins
and Mrs. Fisher
Adjourned till tomorrow
"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
A NEW PROTOCOL OF THE FOUR POWERS
CONTINUED C0RDIALITT OF AUSTRIA AND
PRUSSIA
PERSIA DECLARES HER NEUTRALITY
THE BLACK WARRIOR AFFAIR STILL UNSETTLED.
CONSOLS 90s 90s.

The T. s. mail steamship Arctic fr,m Liverpool at 10
O'Clock on Sunday morning May %, arrived yesterday.
Sunday May PC, at 1888 p. NJ passed Rock Light; at
81 r. NJ. passed the steamer Africa off the Skerres,
bound up.
Wednesday, May 81, passed steamer with walking
beam engine bound east, lat. 500 g, lon. 10 3O.
Thursday, June AM, lat 80 CO., lon 470 90, ex-
changed signals with American ship showing blue and
rcd signal with white At exchanged sig
mails with the English ship Essex, lat 40 81 lon 32o 32
bound east.
June D. at PM, passed the French fishing brig Char
lote of Rouen bound cast full cargo. Same day passed
a number of icebergs.
june 4 lOa AM, stopped Oh Light-Shp, waiting for
pilot; dense fog.
The Pacific arrived at Liverpool on Wednesday, Pm
It's confirmed that protocol has been signed by the
four powers TO maintain the integrity of Turkey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
SWEDEN.
surnIsH FEELING REspECTING THE WAR.

SWEDISH FEELING KESPEIIING TIE " IN
The Sfooktcp AftoHjiad the organ OF the intelligent
Swedish middle class and of the bankers contains very
remarkable article IL commences by asking the question
whether the Swedish called upon, by the exgenees oil
the present time draw the sword and If go whether
having drawn IT, Sweden, although lett To her own re-
.ourlt rot to be doubtful any swede. The article
th.n proceeds throw light upon the military Strength
NOT OF the united Kingdom Of Sweden and Aorwsy, out
only uuon that OF Sweden upon the possibility OF her aP
nearing on the opposite side Of the Baltic AMI especially
mon the eventually OF Russian army marching across
n 'troz. II Gulf OF Aland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
WATI.kfIiTt

The Prussan C0rropopdcacc says tina. Prince Pa'hke-
witch has issued orders TO Gen. Dannebe to suspend the
evacuation of the western portion Of Great alaeha ana
that the latter has been reinforced 20 enable him 10
defend the line from the Auta the Jaomniiza. Ii Is
also said that Cen Lvrand ordered TO the Au
a evidently for the purpose of drawing oil some OF Oner
Pashas troops from the center) Cen Luders it is added
has adv anced with 80 900 within two cannon shot Of
Silistria. The free corps TO be re0rganlzed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
THE NIAGARA'S NEWS-MALIClOUS INTERRUPT
TON OF TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION.

BosIoy, Wednesday, June III o'clock, T. M
The telegraph wires east of this city have been cut or
otherwise kept of order since yesterday afternoon ana
under circumstances which leave no doubt as to the mo-
tves and but little as to the authors Of the rascay-in
consequence Of which the steamers news mas been de
layed to the present me thus causing great
TO the commercial public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

private letter from Berlin states that il the re-
ceipt of angry lester from the Emperor of Russia IN
reply TO recommending moderation that the King OF
Prussia ordered the last protocol 20 be signed II l.
Their stated that dispatches have been received from the
French Minister at Vienna, announcing that the expana
lions given by the Austrian Cabinet relative to the treaty
concluded between il and Prussia highly satisfactory
and that those given by Prussia were though not unsats
factory, less unreserved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

Twsn,y.nve new members have be-. elected inc pro
cccdnrs are characterized with much interest ana vgor
warm and exciting debate took place on inc rapo't
cob schmidt diploma aud into the alleged assure o. nus
nsmc fom the record Of the Institute req, ""on a.
adopted fully affirming the doctors standing in inc pro-
fcss'on and Institute.
public meeting takes place this evening, when ad-
dress will be delivered by DIR. Payne OF Bath, Me.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

CrRors STATEAEsr.--There arc about 1000 jews IN
the United States OF the entire number, It Is sad Iae1o
is not q single enga ed in agriculture
fl.evs.stown PENN Joarn2l.
The statement is 'ourious, Lai happens not to %
trse TO personal knowledge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

LABor is said to be in good demand throughout the Coal
region Of Pennsylvania Experience in mining Is not es
sentalany stout, willing can find work at fair wages
with oash payment Pottsyile, within days ride OF this
City by Railroad, IL the center Of coal operations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
Caafon Market.

LIVERPOOL. Saturday. May p. 1854
The al. - .,,nles 40 GO bales OF which 1000
sresuor az 1oC fsT port The make: remained vitout
char iron ys,sly quotations closing s'esdy with fair den
bu, n imrTcvsrisuf IN prices . ....L r 49,.
LvEEFocL MAY z7Mesrs Bower Son reori tsa me eoon
nsei rcdsy esd heavily with prices OF eli nnss Of az,
much the quosons sales to-day snoan, 20
'sf. # heh Zoo tr export md 'o on spSa OH
r., 30 Pefrtm and MsrarAsu 81 cid. l9 bania
SIC tsyItsD 6iGdi SsGfd ice Sea Islands o"'a
London None. Market.
IN T,lo,rr.-hI LospOS Sa,a'ssy, May "a iSei
csn..ls &C, sIetd SCI dGi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

elogrnFic dispatch from bucharest OF the 10th inst,
states at an took place the lSh the road
from Rassowa TO Sistra and that the Oomans rereated
10 Ssria. Bridges thrown over the river on the
following day. ana three Russian divisions crossed; 50 that
Silissria is now incloscd all sides by the Russians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

MARTHA WasHIsoroy PPlsosERs.-We learn ~ the
Cincinnati papers that these prisoners having given ball.
are released, and are on Their way to that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

% crersficps There s rot much change prices although
ID nav he s.sisr 10 tuy thsn to s ct he gust.ions
PosrScErr-SArtRpAy May E-To day there fair demsni
%. CorToS but 10 upoveen in prices CossoLs adTEnea from
u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

We sse II announced that Henry j. Raymond, ESQ,
deliver the GRAFTON at Geneseo on the approaching 20
of July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

The Rev W. II. CHAsS 20 has resigned the pastorship
OF tao Unitarian Society in Rochester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

rur AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF HOMEOPATHY
1hh ""h''0 ALsASY, "Wednesday, June Z i 3d.
Eleventh Ann nam n session here eighty
present Dr. Cary Of Syracuse has oeen
chosen Chairman Dr. Guy Of BroyI Secretary
tsSy: and Dr. Cox Of Philadelphia fro'|'VHa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
ONE DAY
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF TIE ARCTIC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
THE EMIGRANT AID CONTEMPORARIES
OF THE AMERICA

Boston, wednesday, june 7, 1854.
The Cunard steamship America sailed to-day for
LIVERPOOL with passengers and about s59oOO specie
mostly American gold.
Al the meeting Of the Emgant Aid Company, held here
this day ELI THArrR of Worcester was chosen Chairman
and THOMAS III. WEBB of Boston, Secretary.
Tie following gentlemen were elected an Executive
Committee for New.York to nominate Directors for that
r;.v ,rocure stock suhscrintions &C., viz:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

srssrxreH or WALKERS rtLLlpuSrER PAR.
ry.-AHRESr on rnE FRENCH CONSUL
INSTRUCTION on rnE STEAMSHIP WEST
MIND ~ FIRM,
The daily union., 1854-11-14
From the Charleston Standard.
BUSINESS PROSPECTS OF CHARLESTON


The appearance of city present is not attractive
usually at the of the business sea-
The storm, the fever and the money pressure sun
exhibit their effects The ferry wharf is still in ruins h
ferry house and wharf up to the gate have been swept
away and the gate hangs to unsteady posts The East
Bay battery up for three hundred feet is still in the
condition in which it left by the gale The work upon
the fish market is suspended upon the completion OF the
basn and the effects of the fever and money pressure are
evident in the unbrghened appearance of streets and
houses and the smaller amount of improvement that has
been made during the months of summer
Upon Hayne street however the appearance is encour-
aging The ruins Of the late fire have been entirely re-
moved substantial and imposing structures have resumed
their places the stores full and there 10 the readiness
for s large business as has been done at that place
These buildings are an improvement upon those which
have preceded them they quite AS attractive In appear
auce while they have constructed with reference TO
security from the extension of another fire. The partition
walls are all ls inches thick, without bond tmbers, and
extend foot or above the roof They free from
wood as was possibly consistent with their purposes and
with view to its being less combusble, northern pine
plank has been generally used for the fixtures. Messrs
Hare Calhoun & Co, Hyatt McHurne 4 Co, Courenay,
Tenant d Co. Gilands Howell, Co., +. ID. Tanning,
p NJ Cohen 4 Co, G. T. Wadron & Co, and lIayiland,
Iarra Co. have already entered their respective build
ings and have placed their goods upon exhibition; while
T. NJ Horsey Co will in day or two Their stocks
that they win at business that will COM
pensate them to extent for their long suspension
These well the other merchants of city have done
toerabe business upon orders but look with confidence
to very great increase with the perfect security merchants
may feel in visiting city.
Notwithstanding the exceedingly unfavorabe circum
stances under which our commences ourselves
have great hopes of its improvement In consequence
sickness few persons have Charleston but for the
same many have been debarred from going to the
North Many persons also have been kept away from Tue
wish to where they could sell their produce
and country produce generally has remained unsod from
the general suspension Of business in southern markets
Upon the removal of difficulties in the way of market TO
the country; have little doubt but that produce VIII
come forward in great abundance. The crops in many
sections Of this have been abundant Many products
will find a market which have not been marketable bi'h-
many will become very much more abundant through
the country and improved state Of trade and bushes
relations generally will be brought about.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
More about the Princess 4nne Murder.

As before stated, Ewell again arrested ON
Tuesday, ON suspicion of having murdered Mr..
McAlpine. His examination commenced on
Wedne sday at ). p. NJ. and continued until half
past 10 that night. 1t was resumed again at 3
ON Thursday and continued until 5, when the
court adjourned until tomorrow at 10. We
learn that 20 or 30 witnesses have been examin-
ed, and that new testimony is coming in every
day.-Norfok Bedcon Monday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
A. GLENN & CO,
Tobacco & General Commission Mel chants
AND AGENTS FOR TIE SALE OF
Virginia Manufactured Tobacco,
% Grdpier street Neio Orleans.

A FANHT RESIDENCE on frirrai mn, FOR
SALE, Priraeig.
nm Intending to remove my family on the street,
kl to business. will sell the House nnd Lp' whirh L.
NJ tbs time occupied b, me. Ire house couinns nine
rooms, well rlrauged for the accommodation of good
SIZE family
Tie lot lroos SCI feet Ninth 4rect--runGne bnok
1872 In the yard is smoke hon.e and WELL of
first rntr wnt"t The whole prnscs are in eand repair
md Ia any wishing 10 purchase and comfort
abb family residence in good eighborhood nppo-
unity is here presented rarely To be with II you
want such place aPpb at nee IL
sep 29-r- JNO 7. WOODSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
T,u,er frOm Har1Dun.

New York, Oct. 1.-The steamer FL Dorado,
which sailed from New Orleans on the Doth, and
Havana on the 9th ult., where she transferred
her passengers arrived this morning bringing
Sll2,O00 in specie.
There had been an extraordinary display of
bull fights with other festivities, consequent up
GA Concha's arrival but nothing of Importance
had transpred.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
4 hp0lC Nothing Dictory.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 30.-At the municipal cleo
ton to-day. that mysterious organization, the
Know Nothngs, played one Of the mystical tricks
ON our politicians. Tickets with the name VIM.
b. Shepherd for Mayor who was not before
known as IA candidate, were put in circulation,
and at the close of the polls he was found to be
elected Mayor of the city by $50 majority.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
The .J1D0n Treaty.

n. YORK, Sept. }0--Among the passengers
in the steamer Pacific to-day was Capt. Adams,
of the Japan expedition, who went out with the
ratified Japan Treaty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
.Ierru ReScne Celebration.

SYRACUSE, Sept. }o-fhe Jerry Rescue
Anniversary was celebrated to-day. The Hon.
Gerrtt smith presided, and there about >,
800 persons present. Resolutions denouncing
slavery, &c, were adopted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04

The small pox has broken out in Nlaysville, Ken
lucky. Up to Monday some six or eight deaths
had occurred.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04

The ship James Guthrie, named in honor of the
Secretary of the Treasury, was launched at Ports
mouth, Va, last Thursday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
DECH PARIS MANTLES!

H. RICH DRESS GOODS, &C.
Just received. the cheap cash store, The richest
Paris Nantes exhibet H. this city in Rich Velvet,
Rich Salin De G enc, Bnco silk, dc. Rich Dress
Goo is few pieces Of elegant Dress Silk, at 81 81
Is cts, worth Is Gd elegant real French Mernos
rs cents, worth 9s. Come and oil, you partic-
uarly invited. i'll put mo,ey in your pockets in the
'urchae of your fine Goods. Pot aud fair dealing
strictly adhered % b. II. LEWIS,
Eu,t Main st., Lynciburg, Va.
=. 81 will receive in few daysa very large assert
mcnt OF Rich Black Silks from Now York auctions
Look for bargaif.s b. H. h..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
tf1rjnp InfeIiipe1ce,

New YORK, Oct. 1.-The packet ships Patrick
Henry, Hendrix Hudson, and Constitution arrl-
we'd this morning from Liverpool. The Patrick
Henry had 20 deaths on board.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
Steamer Sunk and Loss o Life.

LOUISVILLE, Sept, 30. The steamer Malta was
sunk in the Ohio, near Paduceh,a few days since,
aud twenty or thirty deck passengers are suppo-
Sod to have been lost.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04

The Princeton Kentuckian reports sale OF
FIVE hundred barrels of corn IN Crttenden coun-
ty, at 1wenty-eights cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS

SUPERIOR VELVET CARPETS, (already made>
~ S Iperior AixR.inser Rugs Ito match)
Nuts -
ply Carpets
, do
Al, 81, aud ) 8 sup'r TwIl!cd Venetians
Chinnle and Tutted Rug
tiIa-S and Chnalle Matt
a. Cd, "a, l6i and pa Oil Colts (fot Dining
RooTs)
IA, 4 and 81 Furniture Oil 9th (very superiar)
Blue K Gold, Green X Gold, Crimson & Gold Da
mas.s for Curta
Solid Rue a, d Crimson Damask for Curtains
Turkey Red Nusln"s. do
Centre Tassle~ and SIDE Loops for Gurtain' to match
Damask Resets and Bhnt"
Window Cornic.+ assorted (very beautiful patterns)
Sup'r Lace Curtains
Embroidered hlisins Tor Curtains,
All OF which We i'll -el extremely low md respect
fully ask call from all wishing 10 Parches".
sep 80 d2m GEO. M hCC hbh ~ W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
sOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
81, M ~ .a


L.
A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leuves the De
= y POT in Porc shurg every day. Sunday excepted al
/ To ocorb NJ. HHi arrives ut Burknvie nj the in
,er'ccton of the Richmond and Dan.ile Ral-Road
ut - oclosk,A connecting by that Rond with Mos4rs
T. fIHgg K Co. Stage Iue for Charlotte curt "use
iIaifax Court House Danyillc and Grcensboro' c.
"nd arriving AT The river SIX miles below Lyuchturg,
ut !, NJ. meeting There with packet hnat which
arrives ia LyachbuDg at at half past two.
The return train leav iynchburgnt $50 A. NJ,
arriving in Petersburg $50 o'cloc NJ vi. pas
s"ngris will hnv" mn opportunity Ia dine The train
viii leave farmville at O'Clock, ?. Nj, nrd
burkeYne nj 10 }, p m. arriving ip Petersburg in
time for the trains going North South connecting
every Tuesday aud Friday with the Appomattox Rail.
Road with IL ,P,' niid nsps Roanoke and james
town tor Ntw.fmk, which leovc City Point at ~ NJ,
and every Wedn'sIny With steamships for fhilnde phi.
which leave City Poinl a: the same hour
Passengers prrrrrng rema IN Petersburg the
hight can take the n,orni train North A, A. NJ.
the James River Bouts for Old + lint Norfolk and Ba
&. NJ the cars tot he South, at O'Clock
An.
Arrangements have been ma3c by which through tick
cts between the following poiat- mnY be procured at
the annexed tatos:
Between Petersburg and Lynchburp through in
sixteen hours, s. 90
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in Two days,.--..-...-.-... 90
Between Petersburg and Nhite Sulphur s rms,
through in two duys. --.-.-.. ........ & so
Between Petersburg Danvlilc, through IN
ty-ionr hours, .-.-..#.--...- ..-.......- 81
Between Petersburg Gee sbor" y c. thro'
in two days, ---.- 10 90
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, n. { tkronrh
Between Peter sburg and Ghalottr,. Sl8 90
A freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday "Wednesday nad Friday morning 81, A. Maud
the same days Any person wishing tie
If freight obtain freight is by calling upon
liz" Agent nj the Petersburg Depot.
oct2t. +. !. WALL. Sup't S s. II. K.