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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-07

therefore, no body else has any claim on qualifca.
tons for the same Office. Wonderful thought T. and
asked myself then, what right these Legislators had
thus TO set up one Democrat above another, equally
worthy if not more SO, for official position, under the
federal government. Were these the purposes and
duties that called them to Baton Rouge. and this the
feast. to which they have invited the Democracy Of
Louisiana?
Now. Mr.. Editor what am to do? must have
an Office. have entered in the rnce and vet | am
unable to mako start, but run | must and run
VIII 80 shall put spurs TO my faithful old stecd.
dash through the whole croud 1T one bound aud
win, head erect aud face in front. make direct for
head quarters, on my own hook So. akng no back
era aud fearing no frontiers, here goes Clear the
track.
UP FOR OFFICE.
To James Buchanan. President elect of these Unit.
cd States. or any Of his Cabinet Greeting. Know
Nc that J. the uudcrs gncd, of the Sovcreions of
the STATE OF Louisiana, do hereby announce TO you
aud each Of y0n. that | am now under full speed in
chase o! an Ollie" within the limits Of this State my
route passing through your renowned city. Yet /
am not very particular as TO which OF the many /
have In my view. The COcCorship however takes
The lead Of M Just now /; after wh eli | am rushing
Re srnnk Of ghtning through an August storm
cloud. Then there's the Post Onicr ~ O. the L. s.
Marshall N. y. the Naval Office, Port Surveyor, a. o.
" Surveyor General and the taking care Of ship
nh r.. Ne. &c.. with many others Of less note.
winch hardly dem necessary now to mention my
object being, 10 strike higb and catch where can.
An ~ my qualifications hardly think IL necessary
t. audr 10 them o. .nch things appear now. 70 -
nnralicd for will not say. whether am an old
VIII Z or "a old y mocrat, these have nov brcom (,
par excellence, Whgrry becoming democrat O. and
Democracy. being Ugi@d am 10 know Nothing.
iet certain and SIRE. but / viii not say th0, /
a6er "a onr for then i. would hr charged. that |
hli made 40 sacrifices for The rood Of the country
by quit ne and danorncine that dark ordtr. | am
as hone I. IL ~ times VII admit nf indeed. d. much
That way Inclined ~ most m'n no matter who may
hark III III mp. And last. though not lca-t voted
i"r YOU Mr.. buchanan. and is not that recommcn-
dation and indnccmcnt enough for you, TO give 4
good fat Office - plain man. l.kr
iour humhe servant.
PETER SrICkEMTfGItT.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-07

ms" The following sensible extract we clip
from 4 communication in the Georgian and
Journal
Why il it that almost every newspaper that
has been issued for the last few months has an
nouuccd Che death by fire Of one Of the gcntler
scH! More melancholy casualties Of this
kind have been recorded by the press of our
country within the last four months, than can
he found On tie records Of any previous four
years. The answer, sirs is u!answcrablc 1t
is attributable alone to this modern ingredient
that Fashion has transplanted from the cooper
shops into oar ariors aud drawing rooms In
the FIRST place they will not allow n lady 10
get near enough to the fire to become com
Portable without cndangcrihg her garments and
her life. Ia the next place the ladies do not
realize the full extent TO which they do spread
silks and calico, and are often in peril when
they do not seem 70 know it. In the third
place they prevent their victims from seeing
their danger, even if they could realize it il
thcy did see it And, lastly, they render cx.
tinct,ou Of the flames, by smothcring them
literally inprurticabIc So then, it would
seem, they irightiully multiply The number 81
such melancholy accidents, an when they oc,
ear from other causes, they form an insupara.
lie impadmrnt 10 rescue. Hence it is w
are ia ly hearing Of aud reading about 50 many
deaths from apparel taking fire
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-07

d ESPECTFuLLY inform their friends that they
II are now prepared TO build carriages. Buggies,
and Sukes in the most approved styles now in
use. We have now in progress from fifteen 10 TWEEN
~ vehicles and invite all those who are judges, to
examine the work before il is painted We have
in employ the best workmcn that the south can
afford.
Designs Of all kinds of vehicles to be seen 81 our
shop. Call and see them. All kinds Of repairing
done the shortest notice. All work warranted.
with proper usage.
Butler Kock. will supply planters with every
material they may wish jan 10
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SCHOOLS.
Silliman Female Collegiate Institute.

CLlN lON LA.
11IE next session will commence the first Monday
l. Of October, 9th inst, under the following board
70 instructors.
Rev. lESRY McDoNALD. A. NJ Principal
Rev. illisGny M0sEfY. A. NJ, Vice Principal
Mr4 SALi.lg MosEiY. Matrop,
Miss CoRNEffA MOORE.
Miss lsABEDLA JASE MosELY.
Miss WILLIE Ann SIArGHTER,
Mr.. JULES kARKAfirS Professor of Music.
Mrs ID. llopkISs. Teacher of French. Drawing.
Painting. aud Fancy Needle Work. Pup Is In French
are taught to converse and speak in that language
Terms are the same ~ before
Boarding, per session of Five months. .... SEQ 90
Washing. when done in The institute. per doz 50
Tuition in the Primary department. ........ II 90
" Academic - ......... 20 Oh
Z" Collegiate 4" :" ......... % 90
Music on the Piano or Gntar. .......... rs 90
Vocal Music. each scholar PER session 49,. 80
incidental cXpcn-"s .... ! 90
Ether one Of the Ancient or Modern langugn. 10 90
adcy needle work. draw NJ and painting extra.
Boardcrs viii be exp cind TO provide their owu
bedding lights. towels etc. Pupils will he received at
any time and charged rom the day OF entrance ia
the cnd Of the session. The charge for Music aid
Other branches for which there IL an extra fee, will
be made from the time Of commencing such extra
branch 10 the end Of the session. DcdHctiO u will
not bn made for discontinuance or absence excep,
in cases nf proiractcd sickness. Persons not eutpr
I'd - regular pupils can receive lessons IN Muse
Frcich or any other branch. on the same terms "a
pupil, though Only in The Institute.
HENRY MCDONALD
Clinton. La. Oct. Is 1866.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-07
SpIRITUALISM EXPOSED.

1NiIE ind rs gned would respectfully inform the
| public of the town Of Clinton and surround NJ
country that they continue the Daguerrean and
Ambrotypr Gallery lately occupied by Mr.. Mcclure
above the store Of G. A. Ncalils they particularly
invite the public to call and examine their new pro-
cess ofol painted Ambrotyprs. Tho,e sirous may
obtain life SIZE portraits on canvass aly number OF
Photographic duplicates provided either plain or
colorcd in oil. MOORE d COHEN.
January IL lS57
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-07
CLINTON MALE SCHOOL.

g u. HAYNES will open q school in the town Of
-. Clinton on Monday the 9Th October n, the school
House form rly occupied by h. d. Craig aud re-
spectiuily solicits It share Of public patronage.
TERMS.
For teaching in the Primary and English depart
meni. $500 per scholar per month For Latin,
Math matics. - 90 per month per scholar.
No scholar taken for less than the expiration Of
the quarter, and no deduction made for time lost
except in case Of proracted illness.
octoher !. 1896
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l. I

THE duplicate receipt of the Receiver of the Land
l. Office in Green~burg. st. Helena No. 1897, being
the same Issued TO Elcazer W. Ripley July lst. 1881,
for $50 77-lO0 acres. in fractional section No 81.
Ties interested hereby notified thatt i my lntnn-
ton 10 apply 10 the general Land Office for the re-
turn of the purchase money Of said Land.
January 81. 1851. Fowl y. NJ. G.BROWN.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-07
Our mum ~ servant.
PETER STlCkEMTIGllT

Lose SEKNoSs.A the South Carolina Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church the presiding
Bishop decided long sermons except on very spec'al
occasions TO be improper, contrary 10 the Discipline,
TO the practice Of ''the Christian ministry" TIE
limit Oh ordinary occasions according TO the Bish.
op should be from thirty to rorty-liyc minutes.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-07
Tbc feIitiana 9emotrat.
Hunting Office.


meant what they said. and don't believe in any sueh
doctrine If they did. These are brisk times and Sc
have fleet men on the heel, who can outrun the gen
erality of Offices with ease. think rs to myself.
without any intention of boasting there is hardly an
Office that could catch me on a straight streak; but
il could get after one myself in fair chase and
under good Roadway, bearing sudden lodges, short
cuts double riding or change of nags. might bel
able 10 overhaul t. hui whether should be able To-
hold on to the slippery baubc not, without Tho
help Of tOlerably strong graphing machines, Is an
other question.
Well Mr.. Editor. after having come TO the con
clusion to pitch into this general sweepstakes nalur
ally supposed that there were necessary prel.mina
rics that should be arranged before the word 20 II
given for the heas and find this to BE- the greatest
difficulty | have 10 encounter. | am d common
country scrub, rather green IN matt ats Of This Kind
aud considerably at loss how TO a my yegs In time,
past 1t used to be asked. il 10 capable and homes
ana rides faithful and true in the track but thee
qualities seem now to have become obsolete aud usc-
les ID not at AT c5l. d,rel necessary criietc.
IN such kind d racing if, indeed they are not
already looked upon q. drad ucgn. and entirely too
cumbersome for rampant and prancng BAG. that
have been We'll trained this Kind Of track. Find
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NOTICE.

TllE undersigned has just returned from New Or
L leals with full and selected 81 ock OF groc ras
and Provisions which b. offers Tor al AT thr lowest
market pr'cs and 10 sui his customers and the pub
lie generally. The stock has been selected ~ him
self aud therefore has taken great caution to buy
nothing but the very best artcl the market could
afford. Persons would therefore do justice them
selves TO give him q call before purchasing else
where.
lie is also prepared to furnish Balls, Sorce. We'd
dings anc pilucl parties on the ms; accommodate.
terms and in the best slyl as la has "ngag The
best workmen from the city, who has had long eype-
riencc in The conf ctionary business.
Thanking his friends and the uhabtans Of tn /.
and the adjoining Parishes morally for the klud
and liberal ptroaage bestowed upon him her oorr.
he assures III m 40 eSerions shall be wanting ON l-
part to murit u continuance OF the same.
nov b. NJ SEES
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-07
W ANTING TO HIRE.

hight or Ten stout Negro mon for the purpose of
~ cutting cord wood on OF near the banks Of the
Mississippi River, six mics above Batol Rouge. |
Will pay the rates of $500 O0per year for good hands
they shall be fed bount full and proper care taken
of them Those who have Negro men to hire must
apply soon. Ian 81 's71 John @ETTLEs.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-07
POLICE ELECTION.

TVTITVT FIEITTU
TT Is ordered thai an election b. held Oh Thurdny
/ III twelfth day Of February. 1851 in the fourth
Ward NJ The place Of holding the general elect ons
for the fourth Ward III the Parish Of East Felciana
for tn purpose Of cecting member to the Police
Jury 10 represent "a d Ward in the place Of Samuel
W. Riley. resigned: said election to be conducted
BY the commissioners Of Elections for aid Ward ac-
cording TO the existing laws regulating elections.
", ~ JORDAN,
January 81 1857 President Police Jury.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-07
PUBLIC AUCTION.

MRS. ANN biali. viii sell the following articles
Ill at PUBLIC AUCTION. at her residence, on
the
l4th Of February 1851,
Corn Fodder, Plantation tools, Household
and Kitchen furniture, &c, &c.
TEENS All sums und $50 cash over that
amount, u or dt Until January l. ISIS. with note
and clrity bearing eight pr cent interest from day
of sale.
jan 81
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-07
VEGETABLE TINGTURI.

TUT RECEIVED, fresh supply Of Dr. IIampton's
" celebrated Vegetable Tincture. ut the dlu store
Of ang 30 NORWOOD TuDpN.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-07
TO THE LADIES.

WE invite the attention Of our lady purchasers 10
w our stock Of Cloths. liable Ter ciolks, man
Ties. &C.. Ne. also, coalls and maHt.as. silk ard
cloth together with al extensive aasorlm ut Of drr~
and cloak trimming bcanc and sash ribbon Of every
variety of Which cons tant supply will be added.
direct from ih" importer. Il. LYONS.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-07
MOTTO h.
LEMON SYRUP,

MADE from the fruit. \ freh uplly. Just receiv-
III I'd and for sale at the Drug Store Of
mly II NORWOOD TiLD0E.
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PA Y u u 1!

A LII por.ons indebted to the undersigned, are re,
= queated 10 settle the same by the middle Of Jan
nary, rs no longer indulgence will be granted.
dec. II, 1886. Il. ROSS.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-02-07
FAMlLY MEDICINES.

IL completed a--1rlm Il o. hand und i1r ,ale
m3 NORWOOD TLDON Sole 4 ran#
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GINGER BRANDY.

nor SALE. by thesupscribor. the celebrated Gin
l. ger Brandy. an excellent siomachic, and for per-
sons afflicted with the dyspepsia, i Is valuable
Je0 WIN GuRNN.
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sP ~ ut W sale. by STEVENSON WEDHEII. Win,
have now lnStore superb Stock embracing French ilnai
British and American Fabrics all Of av been sr c,
with great aud attention by hu at the tIy
Lowest cash prizes -
NOR" inviting Stock for the tie North Carolina
ana virginia trade cannot be exhibited North South
Pdnctua and responsible buyers are invited 10 rive uI
Stock ah examination, and judge themselves II tt sfvs
ana lhlces' No. 's 4 20 sycamore Sunset,
21-ls Irt.rsbp,p l..
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These vessels the first class, built in the city Of Bal
tore expressly this trade and superior
passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified Tor the trade, and who viii
exeron accommodate They will be wed up and down
by steam aud may be relied to sail promptly "a
ndYertlzed
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
will find It To their interest to ship by this ne, freight viii
be taken 10. by other line Of Packets and
viii bo made by the Richmond AMI
York give satisfaction Insurance be effected la
the Richmond ire Association by this line al per cent.
respectfully ask and hope to succeed Ia obtaining iuh
share uf patronage
shipped by this line ew.York will be arded
free Of commission to New Orleans Mobile Charleston, Sa
yannnh other southern Northern port.
The vessels will lie in Richmond the Dock In New York
Berth No. ], Coffee House Slip OF W ali street.
DAVID q WM CURRIE, Richmond Al.
G. II. P1ERSON, n. Y. hse'"
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Il MS n BRO. DYkRs Richmond. Va beg to inform the
citizens of ynchbng that they prepared to execute
every description Silk Cotton Wooion dyeng Clean
ing ell be done New York elsewhere We have
machinery and the best of workinen aud
anec satisfaction to patrons Merino silk and DE Lain
dresses dyed in fashionable color suit the the
own' rs Nhaws every description dyed cleaned Grape
SHAW dyed scarlet, crimson other colos equal import
ed Ncves dyed equal to Silk dresses and
wiae stains removed. We 10 work equal o
establishment in the United pcculy solicit
the tiunageof the citizens of Iynehburg and vicinity. Gen
uemcu Garments dyed aud cleaned to look equal
DENNIS & BRO,
Successors to W Hines Franklin ST. opposite Metrorolt
Hall Richmond Va fsep4.ds
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &C.

TesWRu ~ Was GIFTS, consulting Of Elegant
~ Illustrated Book. and Fancy Articles 70 so the taste OF
old aud yeang by PAYNE CHRISTIAN.
shs,sPeare IN varlons styles some elegant
Byronn
The poetesl Works Scott Mitpu, Gray Barns Hemans
Moore Montgomery, Pope Longsliow, Wills. slonr
ney Reid SC A. all elegantly boundin the aniIques'ye
Poets and Poetry Of America,
England
=" the Aneients -,
Homes Of American Authors, elegantly Illustrated,
American scenery
IIeruin.s Of shakspearo
leaflets Of Memory with 10 beautiful illustrations,
Macanley's Mace laneous Essays. vols Calf
Rbymea and koundeayea IN prais. OF country life,
Uraya Elcgy. elegantly bound and illustrated,
Tie HnIo 0i ancient Mariner "
Fields do Of the Woods do OF the Year, all
pruttY presentation Books and nnw
Reputl an oart very beautifully Illustrated
Portraits Female Aocraey Of the Court Of Queen
Victoria,
FLORAL GENT, anew and beautiful Annual.
The Niute Wreath
FLORAL Keepsake with 30 elegant eoored engravng.,
Com Of the Season, a new Anu"
Tho Token
Perry. Expedition q Japan illustrated.
The Deserted Village. by Goldsmith Illustrated
Christians Daily Walk,
Cheora and other egons of the conqusre and the Con.
auorod.
Ornaments If Memory Beauties Of History
Romance and Poetry very elegantly illustrated
souSeuier oi Friendship, very pretty
Dickens WORKS ~ vols splcnddly bound and Illustrated
Pulpit Eoquenes by Fisk
With many other smaller works beautifully got up pres
Also large supply Of Bibles Prayer Hymns all
yles 81 binding very splendid Also Fancy articles
variety inst opening all of which will be sold
~ low as they be had In the city.
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Il WARE HOT 81, No 2l BoILINGBRuoK 81 PF1FEs.
BURG Val have established my self transaction OF
General Iron steel and Metal Business nvne the ,
ton Of Virginia and North Carolina Merchants visiting this
market To an examination Of large varied asso
my arrangements being such as will enable at t,
lowest rates Ran Roads Machnists, Ba, and the
trade generally viii find their to examine IN, stock
before purchasing els,w here.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attcndodto
sep d3ln T'p6S \ CIIIIAu
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~ Abraham Mills Modern Greece by Henry NJ Baird A
New Work by the Author of the Wide Wide World Wdd
fields Cock Book, Three Per Cent Month
Living The Old Regime aud the Revolution by NJ ID
Tonaucviie Marion Lester the Mothers Mistake. Conf
dental Letters of Napoleon and Josephine Mentor
helm Poems by A. Smith, Icadley's Life Washington illusra
led Collins Life Times Henry Clay, DE Iioddcs
Societies of France Woods new work
IN ssnc Therapeutic aud Phormacology Thankuness by
Is Taylor Life AMI Essays BENJAMIN Franklin
Fow ell Buxton Life and Adventures of Beckwourb
per- Magazine October Godoys do do just received by
Express LAAGHDRNE a WALkIp
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n IN HOtSE-A house without Music. is TX, Nurso
ny without Children silent gloomy and d,saise Music ina
harmon soul If life breahod every wh,r in nn
ture and only abs nj from the lips WHO nre
nit Tor treason sratagons and spos So Young insist
at once upon your Papa buying Piano from L. T. NASH nj
Petersburg although you may not lee able play more tar
Polka, n Negro Melody, aud Days of Absence, on it.
The above is good advice. Ynu iud abont 10 So
cct Pianos AT the lowest prices with ali various STYLES and
patterns. at NASIIS
Piano Forte W"reroom % Sycamore, Bank St. Pc
Y -.
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& VUPMAN. Dealer. in Cc.

NJ Clothing and Furnishing Goods, 1lU Main Street Rich
mond, Va, ls56. Fall Stock leJ6
In calling attention TO the Stock of Goods introduced by the
Sui sribos perhaps would be well Ia notice the fact II
rapidly Increasing with all sections of the State during
the time sve been located in Richmond And an intro
ducon Is always take advantage OF
this medium by winch make ourselves known expecting, of
course that examination all parties will Judge for them
selves particular merits being perfectly satisfied that
the customers notions aud Judgment must be consulted
We receiving Fall Stock, and assure purchasers
that thing in the Gents Wearing Apparel will
attention and the assorted lines will at all times he
found complete that eat customers wants Will be supplied
Having facility for the proper prosecution OF our bust
hope TO make the fact apparent to our customers and
satisfactory trade During the last have tit
ted up expressly Gents Furnishing Goods where
customers find thing pertaining to that Department
In the Clothing Department guarantee the Stock to
he perfect in point of durability Fit and Styles because
make every thing rsclvcs and have hesitation in saying
goods will be found equal the best order work III the
country Watching the various changes of Fashion parties
may of finding the latest and make Store,
subject their inspection and approval call is solicited by
GRDSIlONG Il TUPMAN.
L. No hinhl inII Va
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NOTICE 10 Tobacco Manufacturers.
~ 30 Cases I Il a 5 Z Mass Licorice
20 " JC & Co
100 Half Gases r -"
100 AOC"
All on consignment and for snle low BY
THOS BRANCH q SONS
sep l5dts Petersburg y,
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CONVENIENT,


I 50 IIhds prime Shoulders,
10 = Sides.
30 Bills " Lard,
90 fair
~ Kegs prime "
20 CanvaSsed Hams
All on consignment, and for sale at low rates
TIIOS. BRANCH & SONS
sep i'lHtS Petersburg. Va
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pUnIsCATIONs.--unr,

~
w Puuams Godcya Magazine, Arthur's, Baous Knck'
rrboclcr Frank Lryiio- Jorr al Frank Lcsies A.
of Fashion Hunts Eclectic and Backwoods Magazine
London Lancet American Farmer London Art journal South
Planter Chambers Journal Yankee Notions. Knick
Knacks, Stephens New Monthly The School Fellow -
Subscriptions received for the above single numbers
had at MORSE'S
leetl
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whole

---i---------- Cutlery Walkm Canes
Belts aud Porte Monies Percussion Cups GunoW der Patent
Shot Balls, Powder flasks Pouches aud Bells Bird taRs
Nipples and Wrcnchcs. Washing Eods and Iichler> bog
Chains and Collars Gun Makers Materials sc. 5 RE
NoLNERS and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturers prices
to the trade. : SUTHERLAND,
No Il2 Main street opposite Eagle Square KolnAoud Va
DIPLOMA
or filt FlRsi CLASS WAS AS ARDED BY THE VIRGINIA
Mtt itNtt : INsrIIU IL FOR I'M roMo1ION
uf fHE MECHANIC ARTS
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND, OF RICHMOND. N1EGA
For ease Of GJ NJ PISTOLS and Ri LES exhibited
tie Exhibition OF Articles of American Manufacture, he'd
tho city Of Kichmond on the 10th day Of Nov, leal.
JANIS ". Inv tlIEN, j. y BELYIN,
Secretary. President.
a,tl Itl / tN1
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llETWEEN KlCMMOND AND n. -.

y " y
The l. 3. Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, in com
mand OF Capt LEWIS PARRISH leaves New York reulnry
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at > O'Clock, fur Rich
mond She will not take freight to from City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON nj O'Clock, for New York
Those desiring TO ship by her must have their here
Monday Passengers desiring to take this ship
n state Room secured by addressing rs by mail.
T The ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER, stops at City Point
where viii land and freight Both the
aud the Roanoke passengers at CIV Point
aud Norfolk LtDLAM y WATSON,
RiFltu tpuI Va