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All came away delighted with the result Of
the mechanical and scientific skill IF the
United States as manifested in the construc-
ton and finish Of the noble vessel.
Another Contribution.-The National Mu-
scum, United States Patent Office: has re-
ceived large additions from British Guiana,
through Mr. Champion, late British Min
lister, which have been arranged for exhibi.
ton. The cases and paintings have been re-
numbered, and guide OF catalogue prepared
for eratuitous distribution to visitors
The Public Health.-W ashington City never
was healthier at this period of the year than
at present. We sincerely believe that there
is as little sickness among us just now as in
any other community in the world numbering
as many souls. How few among US are aware
how greatly We are blessed in this inestimable
particular,
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-0n yesterday, the 18th Of July,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
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81 Hollands German Bitters.-Certi.
hcste OF Ralph Lutte ESQ., EDITOR Spirit OF Times Iron.

ton, Ohio.
IRoSToN, October 80, 1884
Dr. M. Jsckson-Desr Sir-Ths Bers are In grsst de-
msnd mere In addition to the quantity sold by Moxey
Barber agents. the othsr of them
than other medicine. they much By con
fever patients to rebuild their
Have USED during the last summer in family
bottles They were recommended to first by a neghbor
at time when system much debit..ed from the
effects OF severe Bilious Fever They appetite
and restored tone and vigor whole system
Of the September numbers my paper nv expert
ence of the good effects of the which time they
have had large sale, and become the
medicine in this vicinity.
In conclusion, would that feel great pleasure In
giving this testimony of your
prepsrauon respectfully yours, RALPH LUTH.
See Advertisement
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IL The Celebrated Balm Of zan,b.r.,

or tlndisn Remedy being prepared WITHOUT
safest as we'll as the suest cure for DRRHEA DYsKNTERY
CHOLERA gripping pain in the bowels
ING Prepared only by II. s. Humphrey Ogdensbursh N
Y, to whom all orders should be addressed.
None genuine unless the label each bottle signed In
the handwriting of "H. s. Humphrey"
Cholera Is always preceded by Disrrhes Dysentery
therefore IL the above named remedy at hand
In need stand in the dreadful
scourge
Try It and be convinced at last medicine s found
which proves itself both safe and sure.
CHAS. ST0Tr sole Agent for Washington. jyIl-2w.
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HEALTH OF HAVANA AND Nxw OR1r.Ns
Passengers by the Philadelphia report New
Orleans quite healthy, as yet No yellow fe.
ver,-but there are but comparatively few
people except the n't-get-aways) in town.
At Havana the fever was prevalent, and the
Captain General, who was down with it, was
barely expected to recover.
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H. Testimony Of Doctor o. Butcher,

UhkEN FOcahOnIas Co, April 1OtI
Gentlemen Some few months since a patient applied to
me for medical advice, afflicted with form secon
dairy syphilis The had been under charge
clans without deriving relief Icommenced using the
uar remedies Of the profession but the disease
resisted ALI my efforts The reputation Spanish
Mixture having reached and being personally
with yourselves, determined to give trial So
ana in short time its good effects evident and thre
bottles cured him. " ~
AS an act OF justice to suffering humanity cannot with
hold my testimony TO its virtues and
purifier Of the blood and take pleasure
to the profession and the public generally
Jy lin Yours respectfully, D. BUTCHER Md
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and laxative extensively
nents Of Europe aud America, manufactured daily
Fountains Of new and highly approved construction
choice lot OF Havana Cigars with full supply
unery, Hair Brushes Combs Shaving Brushes,
Goods generally just received of direct
lLMAN'S New Drug Store. $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
ip
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USiIver Ware Manufactory.-Iam now

manufacturing superior articles the Sterling
SILVER WARE. viz: Forks, Spoons Goblets, Cops &c ,
which cannot be exceled in this section country
for SALE variety of fine Watches
makers and complete assortment of rich Gold Jewelry
Fine Watch repairing every description the
manner by experienced and competent workmen
snted to give satisfaction
No. 33s Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets
Sign OF the Large Spread Eagle,
~ Str II. %. HOOD
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TIE Fastest YEr.--The train from Bufa-
10, Thursday morning, came down to Roches.
ter, distance Of rs miles, in one hour and
thirty inmates. It consisted OF i've
passenger cars, and made Eve stops. II Is
time this kind Of amusement was discouraged.
Journal of Commerce.
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ATTENTION JOURNEy NEn

ATTENTION JOURNEY MEN
~ CONFECTioNERS.-Y are here
by requested to attend the regular monthly meet
ing Of the society, on MONDAY EVENING, at
~ O'CLOCK, July 18th, In Temperance Hall, on L;
street, between 9th and 10th streets as business of
importance will he brought before the meeting
Also, an election Of Oficers will take place. which
was postponed at the last meeting Come one,
come all, to Temperance Hall
BY order Of all Journeymen Confectioners.
iv
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LIST OF LETTERS
R'maiai"s i"tAs Posi- erm, wa's,.gf0a, ID.

HsVtutHtNK tNthC FoSf 0HScs, WdShtHkIoh, u Z
JSly %, 1886.
IOrdered to be advertised in the " ErsHisg
Star agreeable to the following section Of the
Post Once Law-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation Of any daily paper pub
lished In Washington:
SEC. S. And be it further enacted, That the
list of letters remaining uncalled for in any post
ONCE in any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, SHALL hereafter, be pub
fished once only In the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall have ths largest
ei,eslation within the range Of the delivery Of
said Office, to be decided by the postmaster at
such office
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PYecesdinysof fs.Day.

In the House, this morning, up to the hour
at which we went to press, they were engaged
on private business (bills) of no interest to the
public at large.
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~NOTICE-THE PROPRIETOR OF

~ Locust Hill Dairy gives this notice to
his customers taking milk from wagon No d,
driven by Patrick Looney, that h. has forbidden
his collecting any pay for debts due or for milk
sold, or transacting any business in any way on
MS account, and will not be in any way RESPONSE
Die fer any Of his acts.
The new driver may have some difficulty in
hnding all the customers at once, but the p: opre
tor hopes they Will be indulgent, VII look out
Tor the wagon as 1t Passes and aid and direct him
as much possible
Locust Hin Farm, July &c, 's6. jy 26 3ts
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BARB-"Turkey Rhubsrb undergoes rigid by
Government All pieces which do pass alton
burnt The care which renders this from
defects tends greatly to enhance Its price largest
on OF rhubsrb consumed is Indian though inferior TO
turkey It's conn cheapness il the
The medical properties Of Rhubsrb peculiar val
utole'-Wood * Barke. One teaspoonfuIls of
BROWNS ESSENCE taken meals In glass of wine or
water IL good tOnicincresses the appetite aud
digestion Sold by Z. ID. Gilman and j. N Callan
iy 22-lvd " N'
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kESTORATIVEf-Is question asked daily by hundreds.
We answer without hesitation fear Of
10 the only article which will do all promises
the human hair. 1t will its growth-it stop its
falling-t will restore its natural color Hair
Dye but speedy and ecscious Restorative Trial bottles
I'll pints 81 quarts - Read the
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS AT ALL PRI.
Il ces.-C Citizens and strangers CW~~
wishing to supply themselves with ~ 1- Lr!
sole leather or packing Trunks, Hat k-1NlSW
Boxes, Valises, Carpet Bags, or
Satchels, will find at our sales rooms the most ex
tensive variety, at low prices, to select from
WALL & STEPHENS,
jy rs 81 322 Pa. av ID, bet 9th and 10th streets.
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MARRIED.,

On the 23d instant, by the Rev. Mr.. French
MI JOHN TOBIASto Miss SUSAN KEECH
daughter OF the late James Keech, Of st. Msry's
county, Md.
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GRAND CIVIC & MILITARY EXCURSION
TIE FOURTH ANNUAL EXCURSION
MONTGOMERY GUARDS.
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION,
On MONDAY, August 4th.
THE MONTGOMERY GUARDS beg leave
Il to announce to their friends, rT
Civic and Military, that they will &ES
give their ourth Annual Excursion to the w bite
House, on MONDAY, August 4th, 1855.
The first boat will leave Georgetown At s o,cIk
m, Washington at 9, and the Navy Yard at Y ,
and will touch at AleIar dra, and thence to the
White House. Returning, will leave at 4 o,clk
The second boat will leave Georgetown at o'clk,
Washington at 2, Navy Yard az 2k, touching I
Alexandria Returning, will leave 1t 10 o'clf
The Montgomery Guards pledge themselves to
spare no pains 10 make this Excursion as aprea- :
BILE as any they have heretofore given
Refreshments will be provided by an experI-
enced caterer.
Es, uta's excellent Cotillon Music is engaged
for the occasion
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; to be had Of the
Committee Of Arrangements, at the Eldora House,
and at the wharf on the day Of the excursion.
Committee of Avrangsn.ats.
Capt Key, LIEUT. Callan,
Lieut. helIehan, Quartermaster Maher,
seret Burke, Private Molone.
iV 26-St
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PRIVATE BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES'.

ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA,
Kew OLIVER COX, Principal and Proprietor
THIS INSTITUTION, SITUATED NEAR
Il country seat Of the la,e General Van Ness,
six miles from Washington and three miles from
Georgetown, in retired ard remarkably healthy
Location, will be opened for the reception q pm
pills on the Second Monday Of September next
Inc Course OF instruction will embrace the An
Client md Modern Languages, all the branches Of
thorough English Education, and the accom-
pilshments usually taught In our best Female In
stitutions.
The labors Of the Institution will be distributsd
as far as pra ,ticable, as follows
The Principal, with an Assistant. will conduct
the English, Latin. and Greek studies
Miss LYDIA KELSEY, Teacher Of French
instrumental M usic, Drawing, and Painting.
Mr.. A. ZAPPONE, Teacher of the Italian and
Spanish Languages.
DR.. rs W5NDBR, charge of Boarding de.
partment.
EXPENSES.
FEY Session OF Fice Months
Elementary English branches. q, M
Advanced English branches and Sciences. 10 m
Board, washing, use Of furnished room,
hgnt, iuei, ana medical attendance. 60 GO
EXTRA CHARGES.
Fer Session of Fivs Mosths,
Music on Piar o, with use Of instrument ais On
Music on the Guitar. * 00
M s languages, each .................. 90
ancient Languages, each ..............,.,, co
Drawing and Paiating no 90
REMARKS
fAiAENI.-,Biiis Tor one half Of Board and Tu-
ition to be paid Invariably In adv. nee. and the
remainder at the middle Of the session. A dis
COUNT OF nve per cent. will be made upon the
above charges by payment in advance for the en-
lire session OF i've months. No deduction made
except IN case OF protracud sickness No extra
chaIges, exceptin case OF damages not accidental
LECTURES Frequent Lectures on literary and
Sclentinc subjects will be delivered before the
School by the Principal.
CONVERSATIONAL Lessons, In French, will
be given twice week
or further particulars. address the Principal,
ans ShSTGh Z. o., Fairfax county. Va. ,)or DR..
n;S. w ONDER, washington, d. CO.
raiues Interested may refer to the Rev. VIM
y. LlPscomb, Post Once Department, Washing
ION CITY, Col. VIM Minor, Falls Church Post
Gmee; Fairfax county, Va; l.. Brockett,
Esq Principal Of the Alexandria Academy, A ex-
anaIia, va Rev DR.. J. J Murray, Georgetown,
iD.C.i w Wallach, editor Of the Star, Wash
!hstoh city, ID. G; T.. Reese, ID D., editor Of
the Methodist Protestant, Baltimore, Md.
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*Nots.-The testimony leads us to the saa
clusion, that the difficulty between Magee and
Simms was personal and not political one,
whatever may have been the influences in
ducing those acting with Simms in the affair
to seek TO destroy the pole-ED.
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T4NON
Il POWER.-The large, airy, convenient, ana
well finished Hall next door to the Star Build
lngs. us 81 oy ~ feet In the clear, with high
ceiling, and is capitally lighted. Also, the store
immediately under the west half Of said hall 2s
by 80 feet, fronting directly on Pennsylvania
avenue, In the heart Of the business portion there
or, (no other such desirable bu.iness stands are
now being offered 10 the public } They will be
rented separately or Together. For terms apply
to GEoR6E HILL, Papermaksr, Bridge street,
town, ~ at the Star Once counter
N.B.-lf renters desire to carry on any business
requiring steam power, they can be sccommo-
dated with shafting attached 70 the new and pow
erful engine or the Star Newspaper and Job
Printing Once, manufactured by the Messrs
Ellis, ana arranged so as 20 furnish ample power,
required, To rcnters OF the premises advertised
soove. ie 20-u
II The lea on the sbevs properly will be
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NorIcE.-Tbose charged with the manage
ment of clubs, societies, and all other associa.
Hens are notified that in order to insure the
insertion of advertisements or notices of any
description in the Star, payment must be made
for them when offered, or an arrangement for
the payment for the same provided for. There
are now on file in our counting room many
advertisements, not inserted, because our
terms have not been complied with. This rule
must be imperative.
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RUCHANAN.-LIFE AND PUBLIC SER
- vices OF James Buchanan, including the most
important state papers, by r. G. Horton, with an
accurate portrait on steel, ST. Just published :.
and Tor sale at TAYLOR & MAURY,S
Jy20 Bookstore near 9th street
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KEEP THE MOSQUITOES OFF

A ND COME AND GET MOSQ UIFO
IA Nets, Lawns, Berages, Ginghams, CalIcoes,
and all other kind of dry goods where you can
buy them so as to save money, at
w. X. HURDLES
No. % High street Georgetown
IL All goods at cost for cash iva8
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KNOW YOU WANT

A GRASS LINEN, HEMP, OR CACTUS
a Skirt FOR 20 cents usual rrice one dollar or a
Sett Collar and Sleeves for as cents worth al SO
and beautiful figured Swiss Muslin at 1eX, and II
you do, call at W.R HURDLES.
No. %, High street, Georgetown.
All goods al cost Tor cash. iy 26-Iw
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~CAsH PAID FOR FURNITURE

SCASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
~ Persons declining housekeeping or hav-
Ing surplus Of Household effects will find II to
their advantage to give us a call before disposing
OF the same We are prepared to buy their en-
tire stock Of urniture lin large or small ouanti
ties, and thus save them the trouble and expense
incident to public auction. New Furniture ex
changed for good second hand articles BONTZ
COOMBS, Extensive Furniture Dealers No.
JOY seventh street, near L. jy l2~1m
OST.-ON FRIDAY EVENING, THE
- 18th inst, plain Gold Shirt Collar Button,
marked j. ID. Kirxwood The finder will be re-
warded by leaving the same at the
It* HARDWOOD HOUSE
TINE BEST AND CHEAPEST GUIDE.
l. Appleton's Railway and Steam Navigation
Guide for the United States and the Canadas fully
Illustrated by Maps Published under the SUPER.
intendence Of the Railway Companies. Price Is
cents For sale at TAYLOR MACRY,S
jy26 Boob Store, near 9th street
IMPROVED YANKEE NUTME6 Ora.
. TERS for sale, wholesale and retail, at manu-.
factnres prices, by
ELVANS & THOMPSON,
~ -o-it NO $50 Penn. avenue.
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EN0R RENT-FOUR NEW SMALL BRICK
Il Houses just finished. immedi lately northwest
81 the Capitol, between street and the Railroad
Depot. Apply at the Capitol extension TO FRAN
ClS j. bhOOhS. m lS-eotf
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The Steamship. Vanderbilt was Wis.
tied throughout the course of yesterday by a
large number of gentlemen and ladies, in
every description Cf sailing craft on the Poto-
mac that could be pressed into the service.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
/ have for sale large number Of Building
Lots In different parts Of the city, very favorahlv
located either for residences or business An
ply TO WILLIAM ii. PHILIP, Attorney at Law
No. 80, Louisiana avenue, near 9th street ms 60
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nor SALE.-A TRACT OF LAND, CON
L taining about as acres, on the Heis hts OF
Georgetown, being part OF the Valley Vfw
arm, the reside nee OF the late John "A King
deceased. This Is one Of the most desirable sites
in the District for ane private residence: about
20 acres OF this tract is beautiful grove OF tim
Der, the balance cleared and in high state OF cul-
tivaton The summit Of this tract is from $50 TO
100 feet, above tide water, and has fine view OF
Wa hington, Georgetown, and tie adjacent VAL
ley OF the Potomac. Ii will be sold entire or In
lots
Also, large Frame Dwelling house and Lot
on the corner Of Fifth and II streets west, Wash
ington city.
Apply at Valley View Farm, or to Dr. H King
No so Prospect street, Georgetown, ID. G..
Ie lS-u INTEL L. J. KING.
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FOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE STORE.
Il No. SIS Seventh street, opposite Centre Mar,
ket, fitted up with shelving, counter, gas fixtures
awning, DC. Possession given Immediately
Apply to ROBT. c BROOKE iysu
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FOR SALE AND RENT
[sKE FIRST PAGE voR orHKR NOTICES

lekR flRsr PAGE roR OTHER NOTICES
TO LkT-ONE Two-sToRY AND BASE
l. ment. Brick House on the corner of L. street
north and Vermont avenue west. Rent sa25 per
annum, payable monthly. Also, two new furnish
Cd Cottage Frame Houses containing elk rooms
each on n street north, between I4th and Isth
streets west; Enquire Of JOHN p. HILTON,
No 375 18th street, or on r street north over n
NJ. Reeds wine store, near the bank OF Chubb
Bro, q Co, 18th street west. jy 26-tf
nor RENT-A CONVENIENT TWO
Il story Brick Dwelling with back building
containing six rooms besides attIcs with cellars
stable, garden, &c. The house is on n street,
near the southern termination OF New Jersey ave,
nue., being convenient to the Capitol and Navy
Yard, TO either Of which there is paved foo;wsy
from the premises. Rent low. Apply 10 F.
DAMN neII ooof. iv25-lws
NOR RENT.-A CONVENIENT FRAME
L House, containing rooms. Also, two three
story Brick Houses, all situated on 10 street "a,
land. Also, two store rooms under Potomac Hail
Inquire OF DAN. b. CLARKE. iva
nor RENT-THE LARGE THREE sTO-
Il ~ basement and attic house on r, between
18th and 18th streets, formerly occupied by the
Misses Tyson This house has been newly paint
ed and put In perfect order, containing gas tx
lures and bath room, with large cistefn OF a.
tered water In the yard. Apply al the Druo Store
OF NAlkN d PALMER, corner 9Th street and
q. avenue. jyI7
nor RENT-THE DESIRABLE STORE
W. soo Sestntn street, opposite Centre Mar
ket, fitted up with shelving, counter, gas fixtures.
awning, &c. Possession given immediately
Apply to RoBT. BROOKE. iys-u
NOR RENT.-A THREE STORY BRICK
Il Dwelling, with extensive Back Building a
large lot OF ground attached, with pump OF good
water In the yard, situated on street nearly op
posite the Brewery. To good tenant the rent
VIII be made moderate Apply 20 CON =
CASSIN, or at Cooley &c co.'s, Line Kiln.
Beall street, between Congress and Washington
streets, Georgetown. m2-eotf
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LNOR RENT.-A CONVENIENT FRAME
House, containing rooms. Also, two three
story Brick Houses, all situated On - street "a
land. Also, two store rooms under Potomac Hail
/ Inquire CT DAN. b. CLARKE iv0
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WANTED-A GOOD COOK ONE WHO
w has been employed either in hotel or res
taurant Also woman to scrub and do house.
work Apply at POTENTINI'S, No. 279 Penn
avenue. between 10th and III streets iy 22-tf
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TS,W.sE y WnEN .sEIWE

II BALIIMOKL AND KItHMOND " steam a.1l.r.ITSS
crs BELNIDEkE and POCAHONTAS-lAc
STEAMER BELNIDERE leaves Baltimore every SATIR.
DAY AFT ERNOON Tor Richmond Returning. III III
MoND every tuesday, AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The POGAHONIAS leaves BALTIMORE every NED
NESDAA AFTERNOON Tor Richmond Returning. leoy,s
RICHMOND every SAII RDAY AFTERNOON Tor lain.
tmore
e. shippers to Baltimore by these have their
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week.
mar ~ IUDIAM u WATSON Richmond
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NEW BOOKS. Fancy rticles and Music
~ A Good Time Coming;
Rose Clark, by Fanny Fern;
The Home Garner;
knickcrbocker Gallery. fine ed;
The PhHde pba Housewife;
Rejected Addresses, by Horace and Jones Smith,
Song Of the Hiawatla, by Longiellowi
Harper for January, ls5G
Together large lot Of Blank Books just received al
LANGHORNE Il WALkUPS
New Book Store, opposite Citizens Savings Bank
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ssss ssz- 49, THROUGH FROM boohANAs 10
LYNCHBTRG AND EICHNON

rare from LyncAburg to Buchanan. .............SI
!. ~
From lynchburg TO Charlottesville .............
On ami alter the 2d Of October Packet will
buchanan at a. NJ. and Lynchburg 4 L. NJ Monday
Wednesday and Friday, and arrive in Rcmond second da
at } O'Clock a. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving Lynclburg at = p H.
reaeh seouesYie at IO4 \. NJ day, IN
lotesyie AT - T. NJ Leave IynehbuIg Buchanan and
Lexington at O A. NJ, Monday Wednesday Friday
arrive II i. NJ.
From Lynchburg Richmond see time aid distances in
ca nlrLD
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~ iOith--S i LAMSHiP j A Nj r. / q W y
me l. = Mail steamship JAMESTOWN. in
ahd Of Capt LEWIS PARRISH, leaves New York regularly
every SAL RDAY AFTERNOON 3 o'clock, Ricli
mohd She Will not take any freight to City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON n 4 O'Clock, for New Nork.
Those desiring TO ship by her have their goods
Monday Passengers desiring take this slip
aStateRoom secured by addre ssing by Iual.
~ The ROANOKE. Capt. SKINNER, stops City Point
Whefe She VIII land and receive freight Both tie
ana the oanoke receive and land passengers City Point
and Norfolk IIlJIAM 4 " ATstfN
"