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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14

CDI HAVE Just received the largest and best 6D
MU selectedstock have ever hadthe pleasure of
offering in this understanding of China -
Glass Earthen Stone and WOODWARD Also, Hard ware,
Cutlery Castings. Britannia Ware, &C.. &c. have the
best stock suitable for house keepers that be found
in this upper country, hope my friends and the public
will give a call as | am determined to sell low.
mayldAw4w RO. K. WATKINS.
Christiansburg Star osPy weeks and send account
to this Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Port Walthall Line.
VHE beautiful and favorile steamboote


yINlIE beautiful and favorite steumboate ?
j AUGUSTA, under tho command of Stasi1kfszEs7x-
Cant WIN. G.. Smith, (so long and fayorably known TO
the travelling community the Potomac and james
River is now running tho line via Port Wal
thnll,a is furnished with l. l Il Il Is q A Il 3
Life Preservers Force Pumps, md all the appliances
required by Act OF Congress the safety opass
cngers.
The Cars running IN nexnn with tho Augusta from
Richmond, leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
every Monday, Wedncsday,and Friday o'clock
Persons arriving in Richmond, by the Packet Boats,
iave but n few steps walk to the Cara.
The Cars runni from Petersburg to City Point in
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg
Jays above A. from the Depot of the Apo
nattox r. Co., thus giving passengers an opportunity
to go from Lynchburg either by the Packet Boats
DnnviIle Railroad Richmond, by way of the South
Side Railroad Petersburg and from there
ing to Norfolk
Returning tho Augusta will leave Norfolk the alter
natedays viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
81 A..
The Augusta will stop Old Point. both going ard
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Senson.
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point. ~ 90
Fare between Richmond, Coke's Rings Mill and
Children three years and not twelve
years of age, half price.
MeaIs,eacn,. W. ~
Servants, throush,A -.----. ---------------- i o.
Servants to any yo4ht the river, .----..----. 90
Jun 26-dScts THOS. DODAMEAD,Supt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
cPRING AND SUMMER, 1855

- GLASS q RAINE. J. DINON, AGENT.
Business done entirely fer Cash. spring supply Of
Cloths Cassimercs and Ve'ings, Ready mnde Clothing,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, &c.
of all descriptions.
The subsci bers world pecfuy return their ha nks
to their friends md the public for The liberal patronoge
bestowed them during the in.t twelve months, and
ae pleasure in announcing TINT they have just received
their Spring and Summer supply of Goods from New
York to which their attention is respectfully called -
They Clothing is cut, made and trimmed in the latest
style and best The public may rely fair
dealing The prices will be uniform. One rrice only
asked, and that the lowest the quality of Goods
can be sold at in any makot.
Clothes made up order at short notice. and none
but the best workmen employed their estab
Their terms OF sale will in future be for cash only
knowing that upon this principle will
derive equal benefit wit ourselves.
mi 2S.itsI GLASS d. RAINE, J. DIxoS, Ag't.
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I'm wAsMING MACHINES AND

l. WHEAT FANS.-V \. Whittcmorc Il Bro nre
manufacturing their works the basin very supcr.
or rHRASflING MACHINES and FANS ofimnrov.
ed patterns and ready to Gil order. short notice
and o reasonable terms.
Farmers wanting superior Machines cnn depend on
getting such Ivy "rsonaI application by udlrc-. ng US
through the Post Office.
Al-o, all kinds Of repairing done stort notice una
on reasonable terms.
We agents Tor the sale If OBED HUSSEY'S
CELLRRAEED PATENT REArtR AND MOWER. al tho
manufacturers price
Those wishing to obtain any of The above attic e. will
do well TO send in their orders carly as possible.
The teaper can be examined our Works.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
n OT'lCE,

n 0FtCE,--Thnse owning dogs in the city nre
Y hereby notified To iorward, pay the tnx aud
obain the license for keeping them qnirrd 10y an or
dinancs Of the city. WIN. d. BRANCH,
mny7-dts Nav ,r
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HEAKt Y
PETERSBURG VA.
WJCKERSHAM'S
NEW YORK WIRE RAILING

LNOR enclosing Public Squares, Cemetery Lots, Dwell
/ liuga. q, ttngc, nc Window Guards, Tree Boxes
&c., eod ut the manufacturer prices Specimens
be Mt my Marble Works.
ian 10 dsciy JNO. h. GADDESS
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SI0i Lost.

"Wednesday morning between Burroughs Il Sha
" f-rs CIothing Store and my residence Church
Street s44in BANK NOTES rolled up in a check OF sou
drawn by Jno. II. Seay & Co. The finder will hc lib
erally rewarded by leaving it the Washington ause
i,ur. JNO. w. SMITH.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
.IYNCHRuRd DAILY TIMES


I'VE undersigned propose to commerc CT, car
l. ly dry, the publication of Daily and We ekly
Newspaper in this city of the above tile. The DAILY
TINES WILDE a News, Commercial and Literary Jour
nal-frrr from all Sectarinn aud Party bias 1t will be
devoted the Interests Virginia. and of this portion
Of the STATE particularly. To the of it, ability
and itnience II viii strike for the Old Dominion and
against her foes. 1t viii recognize friend and
brother every of every party who is hel;
and viii mise the flag OF unc"mpromsing hostility
oil WHO not willing Ito swear bv her affairs aud her
fires"
The editorial department f the TINES will be-
chiefly under the ntrol OF Mr.. b. NJ. DEWITT, has
had Is years experience in editorial life and who
is well known 10 most newspaper readers in This por.
ton Of Virginia.
TERMs.-The DAILY TINES will be printed on
sheet OF medium size, Al 10 week, s. per
NUN, in advance. The WEEKLY TINES, for the
Country viii contain most of the reading matter Of the
Daily and will be $50; iauari IDLY ad-
ADvERTIsEmEhrs will be inserted so Gems per
square, OF fifteen lines less for the first insertion md
% cents fer each subsequent insertinn-uness ordered
inner iorm when 50 cents will be charge |, always in
advance. liberal dccount yearly advertisers 10
be paid quarterly in advance.
b. NJ DEWITT.
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PROSPECT OF SUCCESS,

y letter dated Scbastopol, April 10th, says;
AT 100 rounds gun per diem we can fire for
about ten days without much damage to our guns.
If the place does not fall then, it is not in the
power of artillery to take it, and we must either
get ready to invest the north and south or try the
dreadful alternative of general storm, unaided
by the ships, which seem at present all but use
los
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Tho Grand Dukes Nicholas and Michael
brothers of the reigning Car, are admitted mem
hers Of the Council Of the Empire. The Grand
Duke Constantine was member under the late
reign.
\ letter from St. Petersburg, in speaking of a
rrgimcnto of Baschkirs, 400 horses strong, that
had just arrived at st. Petersburg. says they re
fused to resume their march on the following day
unless they could the new Emperor. On
this circumstance being made known to the En-
peror, (Alexander,) he Immediately rode down to
the place. Their delight at seeing their Gar
knew no bounds; they laughed they sohbed, they
threw themselves on the ground, they kissed first
each other then the Emperor's boots, and then
horses legs, which they embraced from time to
time and conducted themselves entirely as chill
dren highly delighted at meeting a long absent
parent After receiving the Emperor's blessing
they marched off.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13

MUSICAL CoNvENTIoN.-T The lovers OF
music will rejoice to lea IN that at meeting com.
posed Of the Sacred Music Society and the leaders
and choirs of the various churches In Richmond 1t
was unanimously resolved to hold Sacred Music
Convention, commencing ON Saturday, March IT. ct
" O'clock, 1.-THE place of meeting to be annouuced
hereafrerl and continuing Monday and Monday eve.
ning, on Tuesday. AID closing on Tuesday evening,
With concert They have engaged the services OF
Prof Geo. Root, of the Normal Musical INSTITUTED
New York, and Mr. w C. Van Meter who IL at pr ne.
sent iecturng on mu,ic in this city to conduct the
exercises OF the Convention There 10 Q general
awatenins 10 the city on this important subject.-
glad are we to learn that each pastor who
hss been spoken to l. ready to cooperate The cho-
nsters are all at worh; each one seems determined
mat this the iirst Musical Convention ever held in
vnginia shaiLbe worthy of the cause and those en-.
eased In the enterprise The committee Of msuase.
ment nave determined to place the tickets for All
.ne exercises ana concert, at FIFTY CENTS Instead
VI ."1 doiiars the price charged In other places 20
- pisee the advantages OF the Convention within
a., me .eaen OF all. The meeting Of the Society ana
ne various choirs last night In the Rev Dr. How
s..;. cnnarch, was deeply interesting They meet
~ exercise. $500 " F.sSessso
-, al probability there are many personsin our ais
s.t S,aess Petersburg, Norfolk and Frederickabura
tsss. .ua asnre to avail themseves Of the advan
TIA ples,nre OF attending the Convsntion and
ne coneert We would therefore suggest to our
rnst o. the press In those cities to take such
s' ~ the subject = they may think proper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13

TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A meeting of
friends of temperance was held at Saunders Hall
last night, Mr.. JONATHAN LESLIE, being called to
the chair, and L. R. SPILLMAN, Esq appointed
Secretary
Col Thomas J. Evans briefly stated the object of
the meeting to be, to take the necessary seps for
the suppression of ardent spirits, and moved that
a committee of five be appointed to prepare bust.
ness for the action eff the meeting.
The question being put and carried, the follow.
ing gentlemen were appointed said committee =
Messrs. T. J, Evans A. A. Hughes, George Blunt,
r. s. Glazebrooke, Alexander James and DR.. p
Trent, who retired for consultation.
The meeting was then addressed by Mr. A, NJ
Bailey and DR.. James Bolton, upon the evils result.
ing from the sale of ardent spirits to negroes Dr.
Bolton gave many striking instances of the de-.
struction of slave property by the use of ardent
spirits, and urged, with much feeling the necessity
of some action by which this trade may be broken
Mr. Evans, from the committee to prepare BUSH
ness, presented long, well written report, ending
with the following resolutions, which, on being put
to vote. were adopted
Resolved, That committee of five be appointed
to prepare petition to be presented to the Rich.
mond Hastings Court. asking that licenses be not
granted to any but those who known to keen &C.
commodations for travellers, etc.
Resolved, That the same committee cause the
said petition when prepared to be circulated among
the citizens for signatures.
Re solved, That the same committee be instructed
to have the said petition properly presented to the
Court.
Resolved, That the attention of the proper autho-
rites be called the failure of vendors of ardent
spirits obtain from the Court the certificate re
qued by the 4th Section of Chapter IS of the Coo
Of 1849
Resolved, That we respectfully request and ask
the hearty and earnest aid of Representative in
ardent spirits the Sabbsth day, by all licensed
mixing houses within the corporation.
The last resolution was advocated with much
nestness by Mr.. A. A. Hughes, who had seen the
improperly ofpermtting drinking houses to be kept
open the Sabbath day.
The following gentlemen were appointed com.
mittee Of five, under the first resolution: Col T. j.
Evans, DR.. James Bolton, Dr. P. Trent, and Messrs
A. NJ. Bailey and J. w. Lewellen.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were add.
ed TO the committee.
The meeting then adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13

NOT DONE WITH.-JeffersOn Rogers, a
free man of color, came before the Mayor yester-
day, to answer the charge of returning into the
Commonwealth contrary to law. Rogers is an
emancipated slave and has obtained permission
from the Hastings Court to remain in the Com.
monwealth, but previous to that time, and without
the knowledge of the Court, had been to New York
as bar-keeper on one of the steamers plying be-
tween that city and this. Mr.. August, the counsel
for the defendant, commended that as the offence
with which his client charged was misde-
meanor and had been committed more than twelve
months previous to the time the Information was
given, the prosecution fell by act or limitation
The Mayor, however, did not take similar view
of the case, and on intimating his intention of
| to-m morrow morning, and admitted the accused to
| bail for his appearance 10 the sum of 5000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13

iHE STEAMER DuE.-Some uneasiness Is felt in
THIS city relative to the non arrival of the Pacific,
more particularly because two of our townsmen
Mr.. Roscoe Heath and son of Judge Mason, are
supposed to have taken passage In her. The delay
hswever, should occasion no concern The Paci-
nc. it will be remembered, left her dock In New
York, on the outward voyage. in the midst of the
great snow storm on the 7th of February, The
weather continued stormy for several days. and it
was not until the evening of the 9th that she left
the bay below New York. Hence it Is not presum-
able that she reached Liverpool 10 season to dis.
charge and take in cargo and start on her return
voyage on the Gath of February, her regular day
for sailing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13

FALSE PRETENcEs.-Oficer Tyler yes
terday afternoon, arrested and committed to tbs
cage ROBERT BENNETT, charged with obtain
ing about $40 from Samuel N. Davis, under
false pretences. Bennett professed to have q
quantity of wood on the Railroad, which he sold e
Mr. Davis, and received advances on the same
The case will come before the Mayor this morning
for investigation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13

The New REGIMENTs-It is to be hoped
that the offices in the new regiments will be
filled by men who have had a military edu
cation, or some military experience in the
wars of the country. Those offices, it is to
be presumed, were not created for private
benefit, but for the public good, and ought
only to be placed in the most practiced and
efficient hands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13

HUsrINGs CoURT-This court cOmmenc-
ed Its monthly term yesterday, Recorder Pulam,
and Aldermen Inloes Bray Butler aud Binford
presiding.
Felony -Almeda slave TO Mary Lawson, charged
with stealing gold watch from Isabella Tucker, on
the 2lst of February last, was arraigned and
plead not guilty After hearing the evidence, the
Court ordered her twenty lashes. The watch was
valued at $50.
List of Deeds-There were LAG deeds reported to
the Court as having been registered in the Clerks
Of3ce for the month of February last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13

STEALING TIMBER.-Thomas!F Fitzpatrick,
Lawrence Hanlen and John Hanlen were arrest
ed by officers Seal and Boze, yesterday, charged
with stealing timber from Mrs. Van Lewis burnt
buildings on Cary street. Fitzpatrick gave bail
for his appearance before the Meyor this morning
and declares that he had no intention of commit
ting theft, but merely cut up piece of the burn.
ed timber for some children, who asked hum to do
So The other two had not given bail when we
left court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13

THROWING STONEs-John A. Whitlock,
was iued 81 for permitting his little son William
to throw stones la the street.
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VESSEL RUIZ INTo.-It was currently re-
ported on the street, yesterday that the schooner
Henrico, one of the regular packets between this
city and New York, had been run into by ste ami
of Sandy Hook, and so badly injured that she had
to be towed back to the port of New York for re-.
pairs. Her cargo 10 said to be very valuable one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13

ARRIVAL OF THE JAmEsTowN.-The
jamestown arrived at an early hour yesterday
morning, from New York. bringing very large
number of passengers. This gallant steamer, off,
cered she is by rst-rate men, fully deserves the
patronage of the public. The reader will see by
the advertisement In another column that she will
start on her return trip at the usual time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13

PUNIsHED-James, a slave, charged
with striking Thomas Butler, a small boy, with q
stone, last Sunday evening, came before the Mayor
yesterday morning and was ordered to be soundy
logged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13

Our AGAIN.-Patrick Maxfeld, a tri-
fling free negro gave bail for his future good beha
vior, yesterday, and was released from Jail, afte
a confinement of ten days
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THE FAIR at the new Pres

THE FAIR at the new Presbyterian
church, corner of25.h and Broad Streets is now in
full blast, and the ladies are all anxiety TO serve
their friends with whatever they have on sale. As
the omnibuses run to 25th and Main streets, per-
sons residing on Shockoe Hill can ride within a
very short distance of the place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13

CoRREcTIoN.-The building set on fire
last Saturday night, was occupied by Roger H.
Finton, and not by Daniel Marks as we were In
formed; and as the rent had been paid up to the
18th OF March, our informant was mistaken In
saying his goods had been seized for rent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13
NICE BurTER.-We have had the plea-

NICE BUTTER.-We have bad the plea
sure of trying specimen of fresh butter manufac-
tured by Mrs. JOSEPH CLoYD of Pulaski, which Is
not only superb article but much better than any
thing of the kind we have seen in Richmond since
the late State fair. If Mrs. C. could supply our
citizens with 500 pounds of such butter every week
she could put her own price on il and never hear
a word of complaint.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13
CHIEF JUslICEs OF .. Sat

CHIEF JUSTICES OF u. Sat
~ BUFFERS L SIMONS,, 157 Main It,,
NEARLY opposite the Exchange Bank
vss Of ahs g.. Sss of United States ss
The G Yorsnstte; vols Sy Ike Marvel; $3.50.
Fudge . D Do III as.s dc DO go.
Annals Of Queens of Spain; vols 10.
ssIcklanS,s Queens Of Scotland; vols; 4.Oe.
"fDS De Novels % y Il VOLS VOLS; 1 1s.Ss
Irving's Works, 16 vols; 900
Napoleon and Marshals; vols: $50
Wsshin s.on and si. 9snsssl.; yo5: $50.
Heartsease, or the Brothers Wife; vols; LOO.
Party Leaders; by Baldwin; leo.
Flush Times In Alabama; l. 25.
La. Cases Mem Dir of Napoleon; v,ls 1909
Ruth Hall; By Fanny Fern; Las.
Initals-a novel; 125
The Old Red Sandstone; 200.
Capt Canot, the African Slave T; Las.
Katharine Ashton-a novel; 2 vols; $50.
Virginia Comedians; 2vols loo.
Chestnut Woods novel; vols; 1.5o,
The Hiver aud Bee Hunter; / Is.
$Farmins dsle--a novel; 90.
The PseI Lotty and Lowly-,s novel; 2yols loo.
DeBow,s Industrious Resources; 5 vols; Geo.
Goldsmith's Works; svo. vols; fine; 500.
Napiel's feninsular War; 300
Cosas Espanna-Traveis In Spain: Loo
Satire and sa.iri.ts by Hsnnay; rs Gus.
Lampighter; Miss Cummipss; 100.
The News Boy; by Mrs. Smith; LIS.
Wolfert's Roost; by Irving; l.2h
Memoirs of Napoleon; By D'Abrantes vols; 4oe.
Lewis American Sportsman; $50.
E.sna Fo,restsss Field spots. yolJ $50.
History Of Louisiana; ace.
Constitution Of the United States; 200.
Vests Analysis of the Holy Bible; 500.
ALsO-Letter Fool.csp and Note papers; Bisnk
Books of eyory description. nh iS-St
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BALE OF REAL EsrATE.-The residence
t1e late Dr. Carter T. johnson, was cold q public
suction, Yesterday, for s6l50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13
RICHMOND MARKETS. M.r.,

RICHMOND MARKETS. March H. 1855.
FLOUk.-Sales OF Superine Canal AZ no so -,
sco6 salr Choice brands and Extra es 750SIO. w.
~, WhEAT.. Sales g day Of prime white 1t ea.l5.
10 very little arriving. NAeie
CORN Market firm, s7t cents per bushel.
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AUCTION NoTIoE.-Mr. VIM. A. Bur-
TERs, having had much experience 80 Salesman.
Will give his personal attention to the sales of public
ngs, Engravings &c.
BUFFERS SIMONS,
Booksellers and Stationeys, l57 Main IT.
fe 14-1mif
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I,ros.RD-tbe manufacturer of n

er failing cough syrup-has removed from Cover.
nor to Broad street, opposite the Broad street no
TEL Those persons suffering with coughs and colds
will find 'Leonard's Instant Relief" an excellent
remedy for their complaints. Let them try 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13

FIeHrINe.-Thomas Mulligan, trader
in the second market, was held to bail by the Mayor
In the sum of $50, for assaulting and beating Bap
tiste Dennis on Saturday last. Both parties are
vendors of apples, etc., In the second market
the most famous spot in the city for bros and pugi-
listic encounters but what set them by the ears,
none OF the witnesses could tell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13

II ARGROVE a. LEE, HOUSE, PAMr
Ia ERs and GLAzIERs-We return thanks for the
patronage We have received and solicit continusnce
Of the same. Shop on 9th, between Grace and
franklin streets.
Graining and MaEbiins Of all descriptions exssut.
% ~ us NH 13-6ts
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L ICkERT d DETTMAN, FREsCO AND
IL ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS, RICHMOND. Va
The Subscribers lately of New York; having estat.
shed themselves in this city for the purpose of car
AL DECORATION, beg leave to inform the public
that they now ready and prepared to do anv
in the very best style.
REFERENcE-To Mr.. John P. Ballard and Mr. j
G. Hobson, on whose private residences we have
worked.
Orders left at Mr. w. sattler's Paint Store No. ~
Main ct LICKERT DETTMAN
NH IS-Sm* Fresco and Ornamental Painters
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f~ UNION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA

4f1h UNION STEAMSHIP COM
= PANY FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA
CITY POINT AND NORFOLK
Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt. DAVID TEAL
Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt. T. MIrcH.
ELL.
Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt T. CLIFFORD
One of these superior Steamers will leave Rich.
mond until further notice every MONDAY and
THURSDAY. touching at City Point and Norfolk, to
receive freight agd passengers. Returning, leave
Philadelphia every SATURDAY and WEDNES-
DAY morning, at 10 O'Clock.
q These Steamers are now in fine order, in
creased accommodations for the comfort of passen
gers having been added; as also more room for
freight-and we hope, by regularity, dispatch, and
care in protecting Goods committed to our charge
to receive an increase Of patronage.
II No transhpment by this line.
FARE REDUCED.
Passaae through to New York and found. .....Ss 90
Do do Philadelphia, and found
ct cabin. ........,,,,,. 6 90
Do do Philadelphia, not found I'd
cabin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0C
Passage to City Point and Norfolk. same az by the
River Boats.
~ Passengers by this line can stop in Philadel.
phia two or three days, and then proceed to New
York by the same ticket.
NH Is H. e. FUTILE, Art. Rockets.
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COMMERCIAL.

Inc redemption of the publ lie debt for the week
ending March 8, amounted $2s,05o.
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cHARLEs M'GauDER.


g MoGRUDEk'S SONS, Commission
Ne Merchants, 18th street. Richmond. w, solicit