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TIE ARIA OF CTAH.--it may he matter Of come
interest TO our readers TO know something Of com,
narrative extent Of that Territory OF tho United
Safes whose CD Of OH is bidding defiance to our
government According 10 Cotton, rhe area OF
Utah Is $50 ITO square miles. To engineers, and a
few others, this will give lust idea of It's vast ex.
tent but the majority Of people will form better
estimate by be ng told ,hst II as large the whole
of the New England States, New York, New Jer-
~. Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Ksntucky
and Tennesssa Or 90 compare II with European
castres, IL ia equal In extent TO Great Britain aud
Irelsnn. Switzerland, Prussia aud Denmark, with
tue islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Man, and tho
Ign.ap iaauSs added.
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MO H MBUG.
Stupendous Bargains I
AT NO SO MAIN STREET
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS.

Selling of, without regard TO cest amounting 10
Cess, II not) more than
S15O,OOOi
Consisting Of House Furnishing Articles; English
French and German Fancy Goods; Wood and Willow
Ware; Fancy Baskets; Brooms Brushes; Pals; Tubs;
Mats; Lookings Glasses: Perfumery; Soaps; Matches
and all sorts of Yankee Notions too tedious Ia
mention, all Of which will be sold aw ful cheap.
Visitors to the Fair, and everybody else Will find
almost anything they want. both useful and orna
mental.
Don't forget the No. House Furnishing Bazaar an
Fancy Store, No. So Main street.
oo26 II. WARREN
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RUNAwAYS.

~ SIS REWARD.-Ranaway about
fA the LIST Of Dec Is57, Negro BOY, named
"a eJtuN HENRY BROWN: Is about Is years Of
~ tge, four feet ngn: he has scar on bis tore
- ad one in the lsts eyebrow; talks very QUICK
wueu spoken To. will give he above reward II tue
A nov is returned 10 the tobacco factory Of k0bt
J, .hris,ian CLARA BROWN.
-
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DESPERATE QaSrLlcr VIII Nssao.-Ths Negro
D~opnsd.--For some time past a negro. named
Fisher has been residing at WrightsvlIe York
ty where he had become noted as desperate char.
acter, as he bad previously been, even so long as
elk or eight years "a when he lived ut or near
McCall's Ferry. He WAS known as a common thief,
aud although a warrant had been out for bis ar.
rest about year. for the larceny Of LOT OF
leather, the constabes had TO this tins failed TO
arrest him, owing To his cunning and desperate
character. Constable Roberts, of Wrght@ils.
howsver, determined that he should be arrested,
and being satisfied that Fisher was at home. he
selected posse of citizens and proceeded 10 his
home about midnight. where they finally buud
the object OF his search. disguised la 3 cDmsr,
but his rail-. stSart appearance falling to c"nv
the officer that he was woman. 8 surrender was
demanded Fisher made desperate resistance,
shooting at the party, and using knife when 1t
came to closer quarters, cutting some the party
severely, but not seriously wounding them. Fl
uaiy, escaping from the house, he made for the
canal, and plunged in. intending to make his es
cape down the tow path, but the 'watery element
was too much for him, aud saved the pursuers
any further trouble. His body WAS recovered. the
kpife which he used 10 the attack being found firm.
ly ciencnsd In death.--Ldncaster (It.) Egprtss,
Erid0y.
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~ So KEWARD.-Kan away from

"a the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Sad ne
N gre was bought by John Saunders. Esa.. OF
Ef~ Lorstto. Essex county, Va, VINO sent him TO
- my care: and furnished MN Win
oass 10 % aud sea his wife, and return in week
roa the date f the pas, which was dated early III
september last. his wife then living IN Ches-
e,feld county, near Petersburg The above named
negro was euapcipated by the late Tno-; U. Taylor
will give the above reward II delivered 10 me IL
Richmond or to John Saunders at soretto, IN Essex
'oanty, Va VIM 6 PhILhlfs
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parAar srAMrs-Ianuary 10 March 81, 1857
ha Pss once Department contracted for Is, b0S oat
rs.stas.s stamps. equal 10 90, from April
10 Juee 30, 80 5a9,I5o stamps. equsi 10 81 H..
stsmps. equal 10 Sf.2as, 2047o la all, one hun
dred aud thirty millions Of stamps Of sitdenomina
tsonsshat 10 10 say, d oaes, tnrses, fvs's, ten.
and tSelves.
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Nearly One rae ~ Ecerg 1ftlN TICK
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl

l.4iD pfiLeS. AMOUNTING W oo-csV"
Whole Tickets SlU; Halves s.; Quarters % 50.
PLAN Or THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from To 5aUN, corresponding With
these Numbers Oh the Tickets printed on separate
lips of paper encircled with SMALL tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
Tho first 462 prizes similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revoived, and number If
trawn from the wheel of numbers and at the same
line a Prize il drawn from the ether wheel. The
Number aud Prize drawn cut opened and exhibit
ID to the audience aud registered by the Commits
doners the Prize being placed against the number
irawn. This operation repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out,
APPROPRIATION PRIZEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers 10 those drawing the
first Prizes viii be entitled TO the Is Approxma'
on Prizes For example: II Ticket No. ii go draws
the $50 900 Prize those Tickets numbered ii 243 249
IL 25l ii 252 will eacn be entitled 20 SfO. IL Ticket
No $50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets nuPl
bored 54S 49, $751; $50 will each be entitled to $780,
and so on according 10 the above scheme.
The $3.50 prizes of S21 will be determined by the
Ia figure ofthe number that draws the $50 600 prize
sor example: If the number drawing the Sso,0D
orizs ends with No then all the Tickets, where the
aumber ends in viii be entitled to so. 1.-THE mum
Dor ends with No. then all the Tickets, where the
nurnber ends IN 2. will DO entitled to So and 80 Oh
toe.
Certificates packages will be sold at the following
rates. which is the risk:
Certificate OF a pscGage of,n whole Tickets $50
- 10 half 20
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- Ha-
COAL.

DEDUCTION In FUEL.--We have on
IL hand full supply of excellent HARD COKE,
which will lie delivered for the balance OF the season
AT per load At this nice ia. beyond coinpa-
risnn the cheapest fuel 10 be had Tor close Stoves
Cooking Ranges aud Heating Furnaces
HS5- Yards corner 10th street and BASIN, and 9th
and Byrd streets. JN0. j. WERTH, Agent.
HA -
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nEaFALL TRADE, 1867.
~ GEO. J. SUMNER,
IMPORTER AND DEALER Ii
~ q n -

NO. 20, PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
We are DOW receiving our Fall inporta;ions per
ships William Penn. Annapolis. Robert Mills,
C4ty OF Brooklyn &c, ana per steamers and vessels
lie actoriee, oar stock of Glass Ware, Looking
iasses plated goods, Block Tin Britannia and ia
banned Ware. &c. &c, which make up stock tn
arsest ana most complete We have ever offered sind
az ok has been selected with special regard to the
Ta.lts of the merchants of Virginia, North Carolina,
md ennessee. Cur facilities being unsurpassed, We
ire prepared % oder goods good terms az
any Fe-packing house IN the country.
Merchants passing through our city who buy goods
North respectfully requested to call and examine
yuI stock as We are satisfied they can save the rss
and eX psnses on goods by giving US theif orders
Great care taken in filling ali orders, and none
the best packers employed. .,~,x.,
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10 tudItof
ID eighth
In ORDERING TIcxETs oi' CERTIFICATES.

i
Enclose the money 10 address for the Tickets
r iered receipt OF which they viii be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have Tick is ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
10 purchasers immediately after the drawing.
go Purchasers will please write their signatures
oil iin and give their Post Office, County and State
aa- Remember that every Prize Is drawn and pay.
ab e Ia full without deduction.
az All prizes Of 81 900 and under paid immediate
" AFTER the drawing. Other prizes at the usual time
Gfthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates 10
s. SWAN & co, Augusta. Ga,
~ Persons reelding near Montgomery, Ala. or
A lsnta, Georgia. can have their orders filled, and
save time, by addressing s. SWAN i CO.. at either
Of those cities
Sc list of the numbers that are draw WI from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one is
entitled to. will be published after every draw ing In
h following papers: The Augusta GA Consti-
utioualst, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
inteiigeneer, New York Weekly Day Book, Suvan-
neh Morning News. Richmond Dispatch. New York
Dispatch and Padding (Miss) Clarion de 80
~-~ -
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Log on THE BARK Fam slicg-The American
hark sAtn Slick, from Boston for London Pat In %
IT. M!cbaefs, tAzores,l on the l4th alt ieaky The
crew cut away her Enasts and threw the cargo
overheard, aud were obliged ultimately 70 abandon
her. eas was also accidentally set on Are She
liss on the rocks four rnee west of ST. Michaels a
total loss. The crew were savsa
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SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICER. u. r. r.,
DECEMBER oIsT, 1857.
NOTICE-TO MERCHAN TS

81 - AND OTHERS, FORWARDING PACK-
AGkS By EXPRESSION and after the LIST day OF
January ISIS, all articles TO be- forwarded by the
Mornings Mail Train, Express, from Richmond
must be sent to the Express Office the evening pre-
yous insure their being forwarded as ne EXPRESS
will be received at the cars heretofore, crceJt per-
ishable articles, viz: Oysters and Marketing gene.
rally, or Express Packages from persons going on
the same train. g. CAMPBELL,
de % General Superintendent.
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MaAE ra.y DEIss -Tbe city ofSsw York alone
seil Tires times as many .pure. imported bran
dies" and fer times ~ many "pnrc, Imported
winss." Annually. "a all she vine and handy
pr dneine cnrttrisr sxnort. Somebody 1t l. :. ear
drinks q e,suriess article sss
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a L,NoEyITY Providence Journa, contains
the names OF ninety five persons, of seventy years
and upwards, who have died In that city during
the past year. The oldest person was patsick Don
nelly, aged one hundred and three years. OF the
whole NUMBER sixty-seveu, OF about two-thifds,
were females. Another exempiihcatien OF tho
truth OF the assertion that larger number OF 10
males than males live 10 an advanced age
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wAHa Droyayna The meteorological OF the
Boston Traveller reports the average temperature s
OF she f,rst ii aays of December, 1887. "a IS ~
daeraa. ~Strh e. At degrees above the average OF
the ssras period during 50 years Tbs average
tsmS.ystuIa of the same period in December,
1855, was - 8, or ten degrees colder than that Of
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THE FsR.IEHs OF WISCONSIN IN a TIeHF Place
One o! the plans for building railroads ia Wiscon.
fn has been 20 induce the farmers along the ronts
81 road TO be built to mortgage their farm TO
this railroad ccmpsns Y. and then the company soils
the mortgages TO raise money, gr ranteeiug to pay
the interest and the amount Of the mortgage when
dus. II Is said that from 1000 to 5000 farms are
IN 'rfgaged to railroads in Wisconsin; that the
railroads cannot pay, and TO release their farm.
will strip niae.snths Of them of this hard earnings
of many
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s. INTERESTING sERyIcEs--A rare occurrence took
place In New York on Sunday. The Jewish Syna-
ggne, In Green street. was crowded by a very at
tentive congregation of lsgaelitas who participa-
ted with much esrnestness ia the Jtutrestt or
Moftuary Service, commemorative Of the deceasa
of the late judah Touro, Mr. Touro was q man
Of much note In the Hebrew community: and,
dying wish great wealth aud M ISSUE he divided
hts riches among benevolent and religious associa.
lions of bis own aud other ereeds
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REMOVALS, Go.
DEMOVAL--Dr. PLUME has removed

UEMOtAh.-Dr. T1omE MUS lono'o~
~ his Office to the third house, South OF Trinity
Church, South side and about hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel. Dr. p. continues to treat all
syphitic and gonorrh9al complaints and having had
much practice in this line, atters himself that ne can
give very general satisfaction. call from those IN
tarested ia solicited.
Dr. p also makes and vends Of the best restorar
tives chemical Extract of French Flowers, for con-
stitutioual weakness, ever offered te the public.
DR. may be consulted confidentially by letter or
otherwise Medicines securely pack and sent 10 or
der, in almost any direction.
Office hours from A. NJ till A. NJ. FranklZa
eet, near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city, va
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LOTTEHlES.


SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES MAG
~ NIFICENT SCHEMEi-shOGH0 FOR Ten
D3LLA NJ - Thc following scheme viii b.
Irawn by 8. SWAN 4 Co. Managers of the Fort Gain
Academy Lottery in each 0! their Lotteries for JaD
uary, IS5s, at Augusta, Ga, to which city they
sss Temoy % their principal office:
ULAS5 %.
lobe drawn IL tae city ofAugusta Ga, in public OF
SATURDAY JANUARY ID, 1853.
CLASS "a.
10 g. drawn In the oity Augusta, Ga in public on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9TH. 1855.
GLASS II,
To ba drawn Ia the city OF gusts Ca. In public OF
SATURDAY, JANUARY l6rH, l&3.
Glass 2,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta. Ca in public OF
SATURDAY, JANUARY Z3p, 1855.
CLASS % ,
To 10 drawn IN tbe city of Augusta Ha in public OF
SATURDAY, JANUARY 3'TH, 1883.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE -fULAbkRS
5,4GQ PRizESi
Nt1rlu Ore EriEe u Eeerg NM Ytcsett.
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dim s.v. CRAWFORD.


December 18th, 1851. !
czz=HHw1 NOTICE.-The Coupons of
- - ssssSss.interest of this Company due in New
York lat January, 1885, will be paid at the Union
Bank, in that city, on that day up to the 18th ia
nuary. All not presented by the latter date viii be
paid at this Office with fine current rate of exchange
on New York. THOs. ". BROCKENBROUGH,
de iq-3w Treasurer,
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IN Bosssa tkey eth adhere 70 the custom Of not
pishta
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\ CRAWFORD'S SA-

MN n ChAWFOhD . "a ~
SNA SJLOON.-This we'll known kW NJ
N.Y. ~ and popular Restaurant, on III sKs.s&yI
~S 10th street a short distance snesse
South of MAN, has been fitted up in the most ap.
proved style and is now open tor public patronage.
The Proprietor, in order tO make it worthy OF its
guests has remodeled the house from top 10 bottom,
and feels assured that every apartment IN II Is en-.
tirely acceptable to the most fastidous. The Bak
ROOM is. beyond doubt the neatest to be found IN
the Southern country, and is always supplied win
the BEST LIQUORS the Northern and European
markets afford we'll as the choicest ventages
of WINES imported intothis country: The LAK Ak
is daily repenished with GAME, FISH, OYSTERS,
and every other substantial and decscy of the sea
son. while the culinary department is under Charge
of popular and fashionable Cooks, who have been a-
proved by Epicures of every country, Added TO
these advantages, there are several well arranged
aud hand somely FURNISHED ROOMS in the house Tor
private parties, to whom dinners and suppers VIII
be served short notice. Indeed, the SALOON 30
complete in allits appurtenances, that SNACkS or
MEALS can be furnished at any hour. whilst the
good order uniformly observed renders it most in
wiling place for strangers citizens who may de-
sire to enjoy delightful NEAL for moderate price.
Thankful for the Iiberaty heretofore extended him,
the Proprietor asks continuance, with the pledge
his part that effort shall be spared to please all
who may call upon him.
de adm 8. V. CRAWFORD.
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HATS, CAPS, BooTseao.
FOR GENTLEsIEN
MILES VERY SUPERIOR BOOTS

MILES Nhhi sufhhion Dooio'
We have IN store, recently recisve5 and ma de
.xpressiy 10 enr order, geDefaiassortmsnt OF the
above superior and beautiful BOOTS. some made
for Dress aud that double soies and double
uppers. These Boots are too weil known to require
comment from any quarter; aud for any one to say
nat they have Bets equal To- Miles h. perfectly abb
snrd There are many dealers In this city, that would
be very xlad 10 get thom from Miles, bat be refuses
US be as more orders bis Boots than he can I'LL
We have been customers of his for the last twenty
four years aud up TO this time have seen but very
few persons who have not said Miles Boots were the
best they ever saw pr wore. These Boots are made
ont OF very soft French Calfskis They it beautiful
Is, and as general thing they ~ soft as glove
We receiving new supplies of these Boots almost
every week and our assortment Is generally very
complete. We would respectfully ask our friends
and the public TO give us q call when in want
VS. have. also, large assortment Of gentefsens
fine French Calf 6aiters for Dress, and also double
soies These daiters are really nice and good. We
have know them TO some OF our customers con-
stantly for six months and they fit elegantly. and
the price OF them il from one dollar and nifty cents TO
two dollars pair less than other CATERS sold for
and will warrant them 10 wear as We'll II not ioIi-
ger than any french ehoes. All We have to say TO
Our friends, In town and country, when in want OF
any thing the Boot, Shoe or Trunk line call on
PUTNEY WATTS, where they can find almost
every thing. ue IA
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r. rEzsEs=KJ RICHMOND, Oct. lst, 1857.
- F$i;;TE9 SPECIAL N0TICE.-On
and after this date, ALL packages intended for Ex-
PRESS, on the Mali. TRAINS of the Virginia Cen
t-s Railroad will be received at Office l3l Main
street instead of Railroad DEPOT, as heretofore be-
Tag IN conformity with an arrangement made with
'tle above Company.
J. L. MACD0NOUGH, Agent
&C SITS Adams Express Company.
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DUPTURES RADICALLY CURED
~ DIR. SHERMAN'S RADICAL CURE TRUSS.
This IL the most efficacious ami comfortable Trnss
now in use. Persons afflicted with rupture and who
are really DESTROYS OF being radically cured, now
have an opportunity. Do not be prevented from max
your case il really bad one and Of long standing
You can be cured-thoroughly and permanently
established % entire satisfaction by reference 10
gentlemen OF well know veracity and respeetabty
iving in this city, who have been entiIely reIyed
.sosn this inconyenient and truly dangerous disease
fhis Truss is so constructed that pressure can be
made upon any given point and retained there All
Medical men giveit, their entire and most cordial
appreciation. The attention of Physicians living
at distance ID solicited. The truss or any neces-
@. G. JACKSON
No. II Main street. X ehmond, "a.
N. B.-Hs will sell the right to any city, town o..
county in the State negotiate for agencies ON ia.
Voraole terms. de l3-Iy
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d Wa, 1I'm good MATCHMAKER.

~ AT COST. AT COST Ten
"a thousand dollars worth Of Watches and
E2e Jewelry at cost, at the old estabiished I'M
s8AAz4 .orting House OF LEWIS HYMAN, ge Nam
street Sow is the time to buy New Years 6ti
and Watches and Jewelry, at save o. thirtv PEI
cent. Watch. and Jewery repaired by sklliui
workman at low prices aGd in a short tune Don't
i'' S'' 'D' LEWIS HYMAN,
do o1-tp, IS Main street
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GREAT LOss-BARdAINs IN CLOTH

~ ING.-0yer-Coats that we sold for so. now
selling for s. and s.: Fancy Cashmere Pants that
we sold for S1,5, now selling for $3.50, Fancy Silk
and So.
=. The above goods are warranted sound or no SALE
not fastidious to styles will find really a great
bargain, by calling at III Main street
WM. IRA SMITH
N. B.-My stock of fine and fashionable Clothing
is ye, complete. and viii be sold low for cash
de II WI 8.
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CLOTHING.

>sa HEAD QUARTERS, 1857
IA CL0THINGi CL0THINGu CLoTHINGIil
-L2- Fairs, attention-lf You are in want Of some
thing really neat and cheap in the way of Clothing
and ientlemen's Furnishing Goods not at below
will promise my goods, when quality and work
rnanship are compared shall vie with the cheapest
+. B. SPENCE
&C 3 No. I20 cor. Main and 18th sts
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,,zs-.1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS

- COMPANY, 1874 Main ST.. having
f f sns nd r. - IRON MT
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad to
Weldon, Wilmington, Lynchburg, Salem wythevills
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
lina are w.prepared to forward, with great die.
patch and ut reduced rates, every Kind of Merchan
disc Valuable Parcels, Jewelry, &C.. TO the above
named cities. and all places on the aeaboard.
Our Express on the steamships will be accompanied
by special MesseB GERS who will give their personal
attention 10 the careful handling Ut goods entrusted
10 the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Express.
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points la Virginia and North Carolina viii be By
steamers, unless otherwise marked
Freight received. day Of sailing, until o'clock
PM j. L. MACD0NOUGH
- a. IF- N
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages fer
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond and all places In Viz
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipment
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown will hereeft, r
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
whoare the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
Office of the New York and virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLEAEANTS. Agents.
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- UNITED STATES MAIL

UNITED STATES MAIL
S LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
PETERSBURG AND
a RRICHM0ND.--TheJ JAMESTOWN,
Captain Parrish leaves Richmond every Tuesday at
ternoon, City Point same evening" and Norfolk next
morning "wednesday for New York.
The ROANOKE Capt. Skinner, leaves City Point
every Saturday morning and Norfolk every Saturday
Evening, for New York.
Returning, the jamestown leaves New York. from
passepgers for Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond
without detention at Norfolk. merely stopping there
to land passengers. She takes freight only for Rich
mOnd
The Roanoke leaves New York from came Pier every
Wednesday afternoon, with passengers for Norfolk.
Petersburg and Richmond but takes freight only fJr
Norfolk North Carolina and Petersburg.
Passage and fare, Stateroom included, between
Norfolk and New York s.; steersge passage, d.
Passage aud fare Stateroom included, between
Richmond, Petersburg and New York, $40; Stesrage
passage, 81
NH II LUDLAM n WATSON.s