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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MATT PEEL.-The
Campbell Minstrels win tonight give their last per-
Torrance in New Orleans, and wind up one of the
most successful engagements that was ever achieved
by any troupe Of caterers to public amusement in this
city. They have performed for twelve weeks without
inermission, and always to crowded and fashionable
houses, except when the weather has been extremely
inclement They will leave behind them popularity
of long durationon that will last at any rate until
their return next year. Matt Peel in particular has
doubly confirmed his ancient standing as humorst,
and has made hosts Of friends during his stay in the
city result of which is that he sto be made the re-
eipient Of complimentary benefit, the occasion of
his last appearance tonight the correspondence rel
alive to which may be found in another column. The
Armory Hall ought to be packed and crammed to-
night, it certainly will be. Give Matt one bumper
at parting and let that bumper be jolly good one
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Boots! Boots! Roots!

CHARITIES STREET ...............4
@ IA MES NJ ARTIN
Would respectfully attention public very
choice assortment of BOOTS and SHOES.
NB.-Coun.ry orders respectfully solicited and promptly
attended to. .. jail 2p3m
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Double Sheet Crescent.

4 The Crescent will again be issued on adouble sheet
on Monday morning next It will contain vast
amount ofreadabe matter including several excellent
literary articles, poetry tales, miscellany, etc. Ad
vertisers will confer a favor by sending in their
notices at early hour possible as very large
edition will be issued.
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C0Raffsse3'SHiD.

SMITH j. EASTMAN has this day formed copartnership
with JOHN C. LLOYD, and will csntinue the PROVISION
BUSINESS under the firm Of EASTMAN LLOYD, at Nos
~ uAd IL Broad street.
New York, November l, 1856
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CALHOUN The
steamship Calhoun, Capt RathbuTn, left Alvarado,
Mexico, on the 20th and arrived last night with the
following passengers:
H S. Stevens u b.. Lamb e. Herrot j. Fryde j. Wander
strandt and j. A. Dolsola. f9.s
The Calhoun brings mail from Vera Cruz, which
forwarded to her at AIyarado; but the vessel
arrived at a late hour, and her purser was not Oh
board, we failed to obtain any papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24

Great Reduction.
SILKS! SILKS. SILkS...
Having received By lac arrivals from uavrc several cases Of
FANCY SILKS und as the is fast advancing we
will offer them very reduced prices They consist part Of
High COlored PLAID Glaze, at 80 cents;
ard Striped ditto a; 65 cents;
Superior Striped and Ombrc PI4AIDS, at ST.
Together stock RICH SILKS which will be sold
great reducio4 Of former prices from this date.
GIQUEL q JAMESON,
jal9 2rGt Is Charities street
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IN ORDERING TICKETS or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered On
recent of which they will be forwarded by FIRST mail
The list Numbers and Prizes will be sent to pnr
chasers Immediately after the drawing,
Prize Tickets cased or in other tickets at either
Office. -...... ..
r Orders for tickets be addressed either 10 Samuel
Swan Box Is s. Pos.Oiice, New Orleans, or TO
S. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Co.,
,.ao ordkW or S. SWAN, Montgomery Ala.
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Group. GrotsD!

This awful complaint IS immediately by Dr. TOBIAS
VENETIAN EMINENT. No family vauisg the lives of
their children shoEld be without bottle in house
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
lalS 2nSN5W-SSa u Ind Isl ChartTes street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24

ORLEANS THEATER.-The grand opera of THE
Prophet is to be given tonight. The skating scene
and the confagraton in this opera, two of
the prettiest things on the stage.
The charming opera of q Les Amours dn Diabe y
is to be given on Monday night, with Mime Colson in
her great part of Uriel.
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Bat Dresses.
NclC Goods.

f r y y X l. I n r O i f, r T S.
Nc. go Camp street, N. o.,
Has Just now opening magnificent stock Of
WATCHES JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
ANGY JOBS
The most complete Of Useful and Fancy Articles,
such Ppier Mache Tables Desks, Work Boxes etc. Rose
wood and Mahogany Dressing Gases, Work Boxes Jewey
Cases, Porte Monnaies, Card Cases ec.
PERU MERY.
Lubn Extracts choice Coogues Soaps Pc
!nades, etc.
BRUSHES.
Hair, Tooth, Clothes and all other kinds
COMBS.
A full assortment and every variety.
COLTS REvOLVERs-A large stock Of these well known
Pistols will always he kept on hand.
Purchasers whether wholesale RETAIL ex
anime the STOCK and PRICES before making pur-
chases.
sIrWatcEes and Jewelry carefully repaired.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
MO 2ptf No 20 Camp street, under the City Hotel.
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AoouIrTEp.-The recent trials of the Baltimore
rioters who were indicted for murder, have resulted
in acqnittel in every case.
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Cranes
FATE.NT MEVALLIC RUEIAl. CASIsEcIE

Those beautiful BURIAL CASKETs formerly sold bv p H.
20 No 5 ST Charles street, have purchased by
the undersigned who oGers he same for fnlc a ,I $500
!" No. 30 Camp street awe
DANIEL MONROE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24

LAST NIGHT OF THE FAIR-Remember the poor
orphan, good reader and if you cannot remember
the orphan conveniently, at least remember the
galaxy Of beautiful and knd-hearted ladies who are
laboring in behalf of the orphan, at Odd Fellows
Hall. The fair is large and extremely elegant one
and offers the most tempting inducements to visitors
OF all respectable classes Tonight it will close and
as the last night of fair is generally the best we
shall expect to see very crowded and gay attend
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24

The GAIRrY BALL.-The ball given by the Stock
holders of the Gaiety Theater, on Thursday night,
was an affair in every respect splendid and SO much
out Of the usual line of balls that we shall reserve
report of it for Mondays paper, in order 10 pre-
sent it properly and at length.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24

CRIsPs GAIETY.-Miss Eliza Logan appears to-
night as Venetia, in the g Italian Bride new five
act play, written expressly for her by s. Y Levi Esq
She will afterwards repeat The Marseillasen which
she has made so popular, and the farce OF :" The
Boarding SCHOOL, will conclude the performances.
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H. n. Buckley,

III, +. RftCEEeV,
WATCHMAkER
No. Camp street,
Has now on hand large assortment of Pure SILyERWARE
which is offered as low that quality ever sold PLATED
CASTERS WATERS etc.
Also, uaua Silver Casters Ten Sets Pitch
crs lruulpets, etc, Of hEy pattern. jail 2p3ra
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W. FL. COO{eH.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Practices in Poine Coupee West Baton Rouge and West Fe
licala Residence Poute t'oUpee P. o., La. $50 2p3m
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Ht'Gflfcd to Purchase.
STOCK IN ODD FELLOWS HALL For particulars en-.
4'''" "''' 'I'e' jai0 2p.f
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The Eastern Clarion,

fAlLbINi, MISS
- 10 <i-'<fSs EiJ iDh
4 WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest cculac,
of any Country Newspaper in tie South very respectfully
offered vertisiug medium the Merchants Of New
cans.
Orders fer advertising left tie CRESCENT OFFICE, wiz
be puncEai1y attended
EgFRANK A. BARTLETT agent for New Orleans. dl zTa
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CnnifaI Prize 100000.

SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY
-t Class N, u ..I rgsFfE. i
To he drawn In the city MOBILE, Ala in public on RE
fgF. DAY January 80 1867, on the plan Of 81
SINGLE NUMBERS sE.. a So
49,, rJ,,,rr, aud w w Mc(,tKE.,... a.. :. Commissioners
30. 600 Tick ets-3. 295 Prizes! \
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS II
yyrJANT SCHEHEi ma
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1925 prizes amounting to-. s'A0v''
Whole Tickets SIG Halves IS Quarters, 81; Eghlhs 81
The first 29 prizes are decided in the usual manner
The 600 prizes of $50 will be determined by the last figure Of
he Number that draws the 100000 prize For example IT the
Number drawing the $50 600 prize ends with No l. then ali tie
tickets where the ends in will be entitled to 500 II the
Number with No then all the tickets where the NUMBER
ends in 2 will re entitled TO $50, and so on too
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following rates
which Is the risk
Certificate of Package {: 10 Whole Tickets.
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COMMISSION MER CHANTS.
No. III Commerce ST., Mobile, Ala.
Particular attention paid the sale Of all kinds Of WET
ERN PRODUCE, such Flour, Bacon Whisky, PORK, LAID
Oil, Grain Of al. kinds, Hay, etc, etc.
-EEFER5
Nesrs. PoEleroy Marshall, Goodc Ulrck Churbe1!aa
Co.. Mobile, Ala. c. W. Newen Co. Carroll, Ptchard
Co. Henderson Peae, New Orleans La John Swasey d Co.
Gardner Phipps Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02
LOCAL MATTHRn

Charter Electtons.-Yesterdayt the Chsr.sr r,..
tions took place and no little excisemen, wss
Tested around the polls and about the street. -,
the m friends OF the various candidates. In two q
we believe that DO one was seriously Injured
The table we give below is Incomplete. as the
polls of some of the candidates in Monroe Ward
were not counted up when we received the re-
turns In that Ward there are yet several hun.
dred citizens who have not voted and 1t Is possible
that material change may be effected in one o,
Two instances. From present Indications the en-
HIe African Church nominees, save one, are elect
co. put IN Jefferson Ward a maj 1rity of the indie
pendent ticket for Council and Court has been
elected and it Is generally believed that at leas,
one half the Independent ticket in Monroe Ward
is ahead. ~''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

JEFFERSON WARD
City Connca-N. 3 Hill 463 r O. Haskins, 459;
WIN Holt Richardson, 424; Charles Mlspaugb
352; john Il. Greanor, $50; A. Y. Stokes, 343; DR.
John Dove. 3l8; Thomas p Taylor 294 John G.
Page 259; VIM. F. Butler, 202; John w. McKie l79
The first five elected
AlderTnen-Charles B, Hill. 439; George f Sad.
ier 49, DR.. Picot. 401; Alfred Inloes 367; r. D.
Sanxay, $40; j B. Royster, 329 George A. Pearce
322; IL M: Smith, ESQ; A. G.. Elicit, 254; Wilson
Williams, 3d. Geo. l.. Earnest i5; John III. Grea4
nor, o. The first five elected
MADISON WARD.
City C0uRcl-The polls were not added up for
Codnclmen, but there is no doubt that Messrs
Edwin Robinson, George w Gretter. George
Whitfield, F. w. Roddy and P. R. Gras.sn are
elected
AEdermen,-Messrs. r NJ. Burton, George w.
Gillian, James R Fisher G.. A. Wilson, and B. It.
Tinsley are elected
MONROE WARD
The polls in this ward are kept open for three
days. We are therefore unable to give q correct
list of the Council and Aldermen
Dead Body Found Yesterday morning the
body of new born infant was found in the mouth
of the culyert at the corner of First and Marsha!
street, where it had been thrown for concealment
The child was no doubt murdered by its inhuman
mother to hide her shame and then made way
with. Coroner keesee held inquest over the
remains, and the jury rendered verdict that the
child came to its death by foul means.
Protection Company, No. O. paraded the street,,
yesterday, with their new and beautiful engine,
attended by the Armory Band The company
were out in full strength, in uniform.
accident from Carelessness.-Last night, an old
gentleman named Hicks was run over by pair of
horses attached to a hack. at the corner of 9th
streets, and seriously injured. Besides having
his left leg sprained, his side severely cut BY
coming in .coutact with the pole of the vehicle
The accident was owing to the earelessness of the
driver, who was forcing bis horses at rapid speed
down 9th street at the time. He is said to drive
for Mr.. Adcock and should be punished for his bad
conduct.
Cold Bath.-Yesterday afternoon, a white boy
fell into the basin, but WAS taken out before re-
eeiving any other damage than q cold plunge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

STORIES OF Observation-Disclosures deserters,
who have arrived at New York, tell sbockip G
stories of The sufferiugs of his men. From their
accounts it would seem that the desertion has iI-
creased very much since the men learned from the
proclamation of Gen Canas that they would not
be sho. in Costa Rica, but be well treated and
sent home They desert in squads aud Who'll
ranks, with their petty officers at their heads
when sent out on foraging expeditions. During
ninety days no less than $50 men disappeared, OF
whom at least 300 deserted Of the mounted
rangers twenty seven went off in body, and
several conspiracies for large bodies to desert have
been detected One foraging party, numbering 65
men, deserted in q body
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

THE FIRE IN JACKsoNPoRT, ARK.--The tele
graph has announced the destruction of the busi-
ness portion of Jack sonport Ark, on the 25th ult
Il originated in the storehouse of Jarmon & Co,
on Jefferson street, and the flames destroyed four
blocks South of Main, on Jefferson street -
Among the heaviest losers, Fl Fitzgerald &,
Co, Sl2 600; Jarmon & Co, s4 500; a Payne,
Sll 900; VIM A. Redmond g. Co., s35 600: Ashe
& Adley S10,0OG'S. Hirsch & Co; Sl2 600; Pool
e. Watson, 100000. The entire loss is $3.50 900
Fifty kegs powdsrexploded during the ccnhagra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

MAILS FOR CHINA, VIA EHGLAND.-We are re-
auested to state that notice has been given By the
british post office f the recent establishment of
racket C. sfnmuuicstion with China, in copnexior
with the overland India mail, leaving London via
southsm pton tho 10th, and via Marseilles onthe
z6 h of each month.
Mails for China will accordingly be made up at the
london office the Goth and 2sth OF each month,
az W ell as on the 4th and 10Th OF each month.
The mails OF the 4th and Goth OF each month are
aisnatehed via uthsmpton, ana those OF the 10th
and 26th via Marseiiles -Wash Union.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

SPAIN AND MEXiCo-Notw outstanding all the
fuss and preparation that Spain appears to be ma.
king for the commencement of koailities against
Mexico, very strong doubts existiwhether she will
ever have the courage to attempt it without a
guarantee of security from England and France
for the safety of Cubs, which, under present rela.
items with the United States, North American
Coossus,' as thu Spanish people call US, neither
of these governments will be willing to give A
letter from Havana says the military display is
kept up the island, but tbe Spanish ministry
dare rot refer the question 10 the sword The Ma
dFid correspondent of the London Times says:
"Rather less confidence seeing TO be fslt With re-
spect to the anticipated result of the Mexcan
dition. If the Pre'idsnt declines the res 9ons 0ty
Of Avarezs barbsrites and bios Spain 70 g. punish
him che ples9es the expedition will be in hat is
commonly called fix. peithsr 10 6d0 nor 600 ~ IN
could follow tn savage chief into his STRONGHOLD
in ths terrG catente with any chance of SUCCEEDS The
expense of the expedition would be great, s3d the
re sults probably disastrous"
The fllibusters are watching with interest the
turn affairs are taking favorable to their designs
upon Cuba, and there will be plenty of volunteers
to aid Mexico as soon as the first blow is struck
against that republic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

A LESSON FOR YOUNG AMERICA -Washin gton
Irving, who is now in his seventy-ffth year, re-
Gently received an invitation to be present at the
Grafton delivered by Edward Everett in Albany.
He returned an answer regretting his inability TO
attend on account of his being SO busy occupied
in getting the Last volume of his work On Wash
ngton through the press and his being necessarily
subject to the printers call.
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rxr- so,ice .-Accountant- AGENT and

- rn,fce "A AccOuntant, GENT and Col
1rovU UG d. WOCTrON would respectfully 10.
form the citizens Of Richmond and the public gsner-
Snks make off bills and do writing by the job; |ili
sl.o pay particular and prompt attention % collect
ns house rent. negro hires and collecting geasrsiy
security viii be gwen ior pIonptness ana coEieo'
ness 20 those who patronise him.
Hi, Office is one door below the corner OF Cover
nor and Franklin Streets ashort distance above fhs
Hr.han ga Hotel -ft Ioh il-alnat 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND GOING TO LAW WITH
THE PRINCE OF WALEs.-A friendly salt Is about To
be instituted in England before referee, to settle
dispute which has arisen TO the dispoSai OF the
revenues Of tha fisheries the coast of Cornwall,
from winch coast ihe Prince OF Wales has as such.
for centuries, received large income. A London
paper says soine idea OF the difficulties which will
attend the solution of this knotty point may be
formed from the fact that the documents which are
10 be investigated extend far back as 500 year,
before the birth OF Christ" The decision of the
fsres Sir John Patterson) it has been agreed, ,hall
be final.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

LARGE FUNERAL-S. p. Huilihen a popular
ply siean OF Wheeling who died in that city last
week, was buried on Sunday, and his funeral is
said to have been attended by from 1000 70 900
persons. The deceased is represented to have
been one of the most accomplished surgeons in the
u States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

CONVICTION OF WARD-The Toledo (Ohio)
paoers have been filled for some times pas. with
the records of the trial of Return J. NJ Ward for
the murder of his wife at Sylvania. On Thursday
the jury returned verdict of guilty of murder In
the first degree. The prisoner received the an ,
nouncement with stoeal Indifference The Toledo
Blade says:
The murder 10 one of the most brutal horrid and
disgusting in all the annals of crime. A husbanG not
Only murders his wife after cold blooded premedits
ii N, bus he ats up at nights, with his door locked
cuts her into email piecss ana burns hsr remains in
this steve. This process occupied several days IN
which time he draw largely on the shops arouud for
cravings ana tbs Usavo1y sreut srt forth from the
chimney ana filled the nostr Is OF those who Sappe red
to be in that vicinity. " ard occupied himself with
this dsgu.iEg and aTpaiug work .ili he thought he
had obliterated all traces Of his griI and then dsed
detection. But "murder will out" 1t is amsztcg
what srrsy of f4cts, unlmpcrtsnt in thefnsel7es
have beeR hICught TO tesr on the case ard what az
ire i.tib!e 100 of guilt they carry t. the mind
ward has not yet h Il hls .enterce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

QUEER EXHIBITION "A letter from Vienna, In
the Lloyd of Pesth, says Grand fstes are being
prepared In Hungary for the reception of the EN-
peror of Austria. Among other exhibitions, Ia !.
ron de Podr, anicky will bring to pesth 700 wild
horses and 1000 wild oxen, in order TO show how
these animals are caught with the lasso." -
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MICHIGAN WRITER OF HIsToRY.--The Alba.
.lar.t Of tha Me, Nark Cn,

ny correspondent of the New Tork Courier says:
Thers is here calm ssdGte, intelligent Indian,
Matthew, vino is pursuing his stu5ies s1d resssrchas
ct tbs State Library, iutuding one, disturbing
no one. Ae IS preparing history of HIS own trlbs,
the Riohicens sud .hos1 al rals which have been SO
painted and imagined and invented, by gentlemen
who found it easier call fc ion than consult
hstoEy, will be here illustrated BY who tho
roughly undsrstauds what the Mohicaus were. They
were the River men There very few of them
now They lost severely in the war of the revolu-
ton, when they broke league with the Mohawk ks
and took the side of the republic. There now ut
four hundred The senior of the tribe, Metoxen re-
sides at stockbridgs, In WISCONSIN, ard remembers
the part taken by his kindred in the war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

INSTRUCTIONS TO Gov WALKER "A teegrapbic
dspstch from Washington, says the instructions to
Governor aWlker are fell, clear and explicit, and
in them are quoted the exact words of MIR, Bu-
chanan inaug gural namely: 1T is the indispensable
duty of government to secure TO every resident in.
habi;ant the free and independent expression OF
his oninion by bis vote In this, the cabinet cor
dally concur. They, and those who will shortly
administer the affairs of Kansas believe that there
il nothing 10 prevent such result in the adoption
of State constitution as the legislative assembly
at their last session repealed portion OF tne eiec
oash to support the fugitive slave law. Gentlemen
who have made personal inquiry relative to this
suhisct have been assured that the administration,
through Gov Walker. will endeavor to carry out
their promise in good faith, beng iuiy impressed
with the impor tsnce of the result
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02
NH l2-e3m+

~ Cancers a9a TamSsrSs GassS
Sn ~. sarvoeu TO the ctzsns and The pub
Ius Iie Generally, for the cure Of Cancers Iumols
Moni1s alo,ches and all diseases OF shs skan' 70
ssn s a.,n rar,ain In Richmond three months. s91
ss tonnd a. his Office, ar the Clifton House, from
| 10 A. M. to 6 r. h.
~ II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02
cU1pE FOR TRArELERs AND OTHERS
Railroad Lines.

EICHMoN kREpERIcSSBua AND POTOMAC
E.ukoAp Eciag North leaves twice every day,
teTadsy evenings excepted al O'Clock m. and
at q ,'cIock m fer he Potomac River, whers a
steamer s taken for sshiugto0, thence by Rsiirosd
sg Baltimore &c
ViKcl~I. CrxTxAL. soiug North, leaves this city
twice daily tSup6sy evenings epted.} a. O'Clock
= m az :! o'clock 2 fo, u ordC neville where
Asv ccunect with the tsains Of the Orange aud Al.
exsnd,is RsItoz6. fIr AieNsndyis Washineten, Bal
CUvre &c.
ee'r'ock a m ard con1ecr' with the southsjGe Road
FIcr~aNp AND FETEE sBUsG Leaves this city
twice tv,ry dsy, tsund>ya excepted at 81 o'clock
n sad c'c.yck 2. ~ An scccmDcd tton train
lesva' here every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
sJ'5ieck Il. II.
Far Norfolk. &c.
Ey The eichn'onG and Petersburg Railroad to Port
Wsthan. thence by steamer NM SELDEN, Capt
Nm {. Smith. Thv cars leave the DEPOT every Mon
CAV. IL edUesday ard ,iday morrings at 6s o'clock.
Th~ steamer CUSTtS FFCK. Capt John Davis
eqvts her wharf At Rocketts every Saturday,, Tues
,:,v sri THURSDAY mornires at g o'clock g. M. for
y t-iK aa5 foTtsn2oG h touching at sl the regular
ag5,ass he River.
For Sew Work &c.
IRE steamship JAMESTOWN ca: tain Parrish,
iesNes every Tuesday evening ~ O'clock, for New
TlrS. 'ouchinR C1,y Point sni Norfolk "a receive
ys.-srssrs, sc, leaving Noro next moraing az II
o.c.rck.
Fer Phiie6 e6clpaiv. &c.
Ev the steamships PtESSNLNkHIa VIRGINIA
a-5 CITY or RICHMOND. Oae ct these steamers
l,svs every Mouday sud Thursd r. stoTpins ~ City
Point snc No'foik TO receive Eat and passengers.