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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27

GTuRAGE- STORAGE - THE UNDERSIGNED
- having leased thr ous building occupied
by Messs Lusk Co., street would respectfully
invite the attention Of having goods sale
otherwise Their Of will be reasonable in accord
ance with the times. WlIIETT A WILSON
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
fe26 6m No Front street.
xEn- MRS. CAMPB gill. TEACHER OF NJ
k-*A4# SIC, gives lessons the PIANO and GUITAR,
INV her residence, No 20 Constance street R-Tems
IS month twelve lessons invariably IN advance
H3- LECTURES 20 Constance week. no IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27

n HALLER d LAGAN, coPPEzSxnzzE
e. And
~R SHEET IRON WORKERS
W 2lT Tchouponlas vt. No. TranEas Nrzza,rrs
Are prspared manufacture any article In the aAsua
suitable for Steamboat Plantation and Rednery
Copper Pans, Stills Worms and Pipes Sheet frau szs
ngs Chimnes Firebeds Juice Boxes Tanks Fsrr
any other articles in that ne aazfss
Sugar. advantageous and in sty u ua us1.
passed by any house IN the trade.
We also prepared an ali orders from city usasz
relates Bnilders' work for Copper Galvanized
Zinc Valley aud Roofing Down Pipes Fancy zA
Heads, etc, ETC.
Always hand of Cooking. Bsru-mz .uA
Parlor STOVES.
Iron Pine Work and Fittings always on hand
na-Al work done with dispatch. "a n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27

FThe above ingenious invention been In use bat
seasons and has attained popularity rarely eqnAled the his
tory OF new inv entons Il needs only trial TO satisfy
OF its utility. Where IL is running
ment OF the flies will not become sufficiently
to be Troublesome Kept running night they will eaten
atoes which will be attracted TO the trap in preference to
aghtnR persons In the room ms n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27
RILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTUREis-
ALL STYLES.
B. ANTOGNINI, Nos IL and II Cont street,
Between ChaTres and Old Leyee,
New Orleans.

ROUND AND OVAL. BILLIARD TABLES, sig ard eigh.
feet sauare billiard Tables with Marble Wood Tops Cush
ions play the table either Pool or the Came
full and complete assortment every article in the line Man
uacurer Of ndia Rubber Cushons also Pchinhoe Bag
atee Roniettrs halls Pins for TenPn Alleys Lot
ECO NOMICAL STOVES
Portable up order, with croekery and castron
tops.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27

A GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION WILL
take place from the spacious lot of ground Of Poy
dTas and Ratonne Streets
SUNDAY. March Is 1858
The public will please remember that Balloon the one
used by the celebrated Aeronaut, Mons. MORAT and is
INFLATED WITH GAS
and not with Ratified Air Smoke baoOn Gen VIII
lem Waller that is sometimes used in city.
Elevated seats expressly for ladies families aordng
hue view OF the process Of initiation, etc. III
pB- Doors open At o'clock ascension at AZ O'Clock.
RS- Admission, 81 cents, Children and Servants Is cents
The Orphan. Of the different Asylums accompanied by
Superiors admitted gratis.
sBAn efficient police force under the directi n Of Mr. JOS
McCloskey, will be in attendance to keep order.
SAMUEL s. SMITH,
mN lr Manager and business Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27
CARD-BURNET HOUSE, CISOIxxlrE a
!. IS sT S,yg HUNDRED y cooEnxs ass

STOVES.-FIvE HUNDRED COOKINNG aNEs
80 HEATING STOVES OF the latest Yazzzazzs
k% Morning STAR Charter Oak ''Shsasha~ zs.zs
NN mist Cooking Ranges, and the celebrated
gtovss,n Of their manufacture.
The undersigned prepared at short nse
orders for Sheet Iron Chimneys Breechng Tanks Irs szs
Copper Pans and Pipes Copper and Brass Work Thzg
hand large stock Of Tin and Japan Ware suitzbs
Hotels and Private Families. They sAs
manufacture of McCRACKEN'S Patent Ev1Parzr szszza
Sugar Pan. They have certificates in tsir z
Pan, with the quantity Of stearn ev<parasz
the quantity Of Juice Of the Pan
working model Of the Pam which they will happy
70 any interested In the culture q Sugar Cave
WHEELER 4 FORSTAIL.
d29 ly 2I9 rchoupitoulas. Front and 10 Fuigaasss
GEO. e. COOLIDGE, FORWARDING AM cs9x-
VI MISSION MERCHANT, No 81 GrGyier sassc Nss<,r
leans. Refers
Hon. @. NJ. Waterman Mayor Messrs. q. W. Hyss~ q es
Messrs W. Rurbrfdge | Ogleshy 4 M4ea41zFr
=. W. A. Violet A Co. Jas Nortaa AezA
Fennell Power a Co. I. ". ColsAs, A@E
:. j. Wa srman 4 Co. N. NJ Cohen ezzxtEn
- VERANDA HOTEL-THIs BEAurikCL -
Esl tNbshment $ for ease for Of ~
inquire the premises corner Camp ss a<& 1z
fayeIte Square. "a IL
49,. JOB BOAT PASCAG0Eil4A gsI<s.
lEANA g ships, schooners and uai,eN. -x.ss
he coast All orders viii receive
ton. THOs @. MACkkY NORRIS. 49,
als 6m -..7-. II Comznsz-a a1z<4-
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= COSTUMES, Masks AND DoaINoEs.-

s. COSTUMES, MASKS AND DoMINoEs.-
~ MRS. LUSsAN
SNJrt 102 Royal street, between Copti and st. Louis
HSr Begs leave TO inform her customers
she has just received from France splendid assort-
ment for Masked Balls snch Satin Dominoes ali styles;
Louis Kill XIV and XIV; Queens 9nardsmen, Harlequin
Clown Devil all colors Black Bear, Brazilian Ape, Figaro
Cosack officer, and many other
ton remarkably r., elegant which are fully Iacom-
manded for FRncy Dress Balls.
GILT AND SILVER TAPE-Receiyed by the same arrival
sells - die an
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27

- Lessee and Manager
H. Acting Manager.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27

HARSTENDIEK a. CO., Nos. l0l, l03 AND l05
N Tehoupouas street. General Agents for the South Of Tur
Bros. Of New York, Buffalo and San Francisco offer
the trade
Turner'S Ginger Wine, In and barrels.
Naive Port Wine,
Blackberry Brandy, in cases and barrels
=, Raspberry
Cherry
=. Ginger
=. Essence Of Peppermint E.
E. Forest Wine Bters,
Stoughton Bers,
:. Lemon Syrups, In cases-Nos and 2.
Fruit
And will sell wholesale New York prices with the
addition freight and actual charges for cash
equivalent jas 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDT -kE-
LIEF THE FIRST DOsE-Cue in Few Days
Specific Solution for GoBorhea elect Weaknezs
nary Affections The Faculty of Great Britain
as the greatest discovery made Physicians q F-s
scribe it, and thousands OF effected
effect pslaable to the taste and invigorang ss<
Sole for the United States, b. ABRAMS, y <znU
New Orleans.
r-Beware Of counterfss The genuine has a s.z& a
the agents signature. al se1n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27
81 HEADQUARTERs WASHINGTON Ar

ALL HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON AR
HWW TILLEEY-A Arsenal, Grod street.
f1PV The Washington Artillery will attend regular Month
* ensly Meetings the FIRST MONDAY Of each month";
and Regular Drlson THURSDAY of every week at O'Clock
until further notice. ~
By order OF
j. B. WALTON, Captain.
H.. O. s. 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27
CUNpRfEs- suNpKIEs-lHE srRscRIsERs

1850 empty Dem Johns OF l. 2 3 and gallons
IN quarter pines Port Wine, various brands.
25j box = Hne ClAret Wines.
30 boxes Mlscat Frontignaa.
80 casks Bordeaux Claret
- Strdlnes or. aud half boxes.
~ cases Trunled Pies, etc ctr.
GRATIAA COMM AGERE CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27

KARSTENDIEIk y CO., IMPORTERS, Nos lOl
IL los and los 1choupitouas street. offer for sale
$500 FIVE gallon Demijohns.
3b0O three
1900 two
1890
30 half
100 hampers MADEIRA Bottles SIS and 6s.
80 Hook
rs boxes Hook Wine-Ansteiner.
TO Geisenhtimar, Roth enberg.
70 Rhudeshemer.
Is Hnckheimer Dondechaner
Is Sparkling Mosele Muscate
81 =. Geisenheiner Fuchsberg.
50 casks IN packages of 20, IS, 40, GO and
~ gallons each of different qualities
All Of which offer extremely low prices to clear
sgnments. ial9 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aALyAN1zE

NOTICE-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, OR TWO SIN
IN gle gentlemen be accommodated with boarding in
family, liberal Location convenient. Address F.
this office. fe2 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27

B8- Mercantile Library Association THE
daily for the subcrbers
from IL O'Clock A. NJ. TO 10 O'Clock p NJ
Persons DESTROYS Of becoming members will please leave their
with the Librarian.
Subscription. So per Annum.
Rooms, cerner Canal and Exchange Place.
dA # GUS. 4. BkEAUX, President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27

SOUTHERN BASK, I
New Orleans, March e. 1883.
rFA general meeting of the Stoc kholders
viii be held on SATURDAY The Let Of May 1858, beween
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and u O'Clock NJ the office Of
Thomas Layton Notary Public Of this city for the purpose OF
taking Into consideration the xpedsncy OF altering the
OF the capital stock OF this Bank from shares Of eve hundred
dollars shares Of hundred dollars conormaby with
act q ih Legislature Of this State approved by the Governor
on The 18th March, 1858.
ma FREDERICK RODEWALD. President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27

NJ ERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
REV. DIR. BOLLEs' LECTURE.

The Rev. Dr. BoLLEs Of this city. will deliver on
SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION"
before TIE Mercantile Library Association of this city ODD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27

STOCK OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING BOOTS SHOES,
aud Has
BY VINCENT CO., Auctioueers.
TUESDAY, the Both Inst, at 10 o'clock A,
NJ NJ their auction rooms, No 70 Customh stree will
be sold
The entire Of country store consisting of upwards
OF 2OO lots Dry Goods, Clsthng Boots, Shoes HAS
Also
case len rn96
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27

I'M s17sV" NO. ~ Chmp street.
n FURNITURE : FURNITURE u Pc
M ssll'hsiF Furniture, v.,.
will do wellby applying at JuLIENs,
.s spS Ssi .' &, o fssii! ;t':' Church
no sUGAK PL .,ii y S8sy !, aSyE IusT RE
sells # No. % Gimp street
& SLAVE DEPOT, No. 10, GEAvIER AND IS
ga 70 TRADERs, PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS
VIII aSn Of o s'S So s = sss1g s s
lieit the patron4 -'"dir'ends and customer
TO SMOKERS a, OF CUT, CUT T:0BAsCC0 Co. gE
and gsssay that he hs' lately added to his mann
Enhibon Paris 10 1855 The Manufacture Of all binds Of
SMOKING TOBACCO, which he guarantees good at least
houses being perfectly
General Depot 1t bis Store No. 10 St. Louis street Manu-
Of 6m A DELPIr.
>z1o 4; r. i, M ,LSIyrs 4 COB.
- Building and Repairing Carriages kept for sale
and Sats is svI street New ' osaas aaii y
>x%-mo q. Bile AF1LEY. SO AND 81 r AIp ART
Est3 street manuaetprer Of CnrriaFes BuSgies Spring
the branches stis notice las j
MATHEMATICAL DRAWING AND WRIT
FRO E RiGHARDsoN will give instructions. dav and
evening at NO St. Charles street corner OF Common in
saraon Surveying Engineering Navieation Peespeetive
Architectural and Ornamental Drawing with thorough ntruc
tious in Skechng from Greek Latin English,
French Spanish and German will he taught by Pro-
tesors Evening classes wilt he formed for Private
instructions will be given 10 those who wish NILS ly
ITO COUNTRY NERCHANTs-Jusr REcErv-
Il ed on consignment from the manufacturer
90 cases OAK TANNED RUSSErs, Double Buck and
Revirta
q cases LADIES' FINE SHOES; assorted
s. Mems Boys and Youths BROGANS.
Which will be sold very low by
nils &c = J. .. VALENTINE 4 CO, 81 Common St.
CMUT MILLS-sMUF MILLS
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SHARP'S RIFLES SHARP's RIFLES
HYDE 600 Ron,
Agents for
HARP'S RIFLES
In New Orleans.
fe2i 2p6t-3plm corner of Canal and Royal SITS,
FLY AND MOSQUITO TRAPS
GILBERTIs PATENT.

Notice hereby given that the undersigned have acquired
BY special agreement with the pat ntee, the Patent Right
the sale Ia Louisiana Of the above article.
All orders snd communications be addressed
New Orleans.
obbers and Retailers whose orders solicited will be sup
piled very favorable terms.
naS~For sale also NJ retail.
HENDERSON 4 GAINES, % Canal street
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THE IMPROVED McCHEsNEY WASTE

THE IMPROVED mcCHESNEY WASH
Il ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and for sale BY the
scFiber Orders left 10 Apollo street, Magazine
IN Box l46 Meehanics Exchange at the grocery Of
james Collins, % Apollo street. where specimen
will be promptly attended to. All ask OF the public fail
trial and 4 hey do not give satisfaction them and tie
nonsy will be refunded. j. n. DAUGRERTY.
VI /. No. 10 Apollo streat
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G1- I.O. .. F.--hIowHrd Lodge No. I3 Iseetn
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING in Lodge Room No. 8, Odd
Fellows Hail al o'clock Officers ALEXR. PORTEOUS,
N. G.. A. DE SOFIA, Y. O. JOS MAGNER, Recording Sec.
rotary; B. DAsILVA, Per Secretary THADDEUs D. VAN
HORN Treasurer. lac
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27

CMUT MLLLS-SMUT MILLS
The MOST APPROVED PATTERNS in store and for sale
by GEO. W. SIZER,
fe3 3m corner Magazine and Poydras streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27

T'OBACCO!-TOBACC SHALL FROM THIS
date continue the Tobacco business for my
under the style of JOHN PRICE, Jr Co. Nos. q and
~ hatcher streets.
business entrusted care will have the best attention
We will at all times keep hand large and choice stock,
suited for all markets. in hagheAds and bales. All descrp
tons Of CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO, also in hogsheads and
bales, for plantation JOHN PRICE, Jr
MAJ Or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-27

CHANGE OF TINR-Doors Omen a. :. n.,so,,r.... 49,.
mences at half-past O'Clock. y ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10
INSURANCE.

uNuRE LIFE AND MARINE INsC WANCE.-
II LYNcnsuRG HorE n FIRk lSsUsAsck " hfANf.-Ths
makes nsurapee against damage by Fire ON
yelling Huses Stores Factories aud other build
rs co tufnitare gsoda and mefchan<e generally In
tou aud country on favorable terms
Also Iusurancc the lives OF All persons eoy"t
good health constitution hole OF
life, for limited period ,,,,,.
reasonable terms
The Company will also take marine risk. from o.
the Northern o Southern Ports, Al favorable rats
BOARD OF DlkECToKs.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President
JAMES n. GOBBs, We" lfesihent
gEVkGE u. THURMAN, eniei Lis'n"ef
DIRECTORS
JouS OryY TAILOR SAMUEL II Mtk1NNEr,
DIxriR oTEf. SAMUEL nAhlaNp'
JANIS 3. pAfSE JOIN ! DAVIS. -.
Wa H. sIkATToS, AAuhth . LAa""""a.'
jas o. WILLIAMS, 1rcAsurer.
CRtfp r WILLS Sccry
D hs YIN v " o n,ss,s Medical Examiner.
Medic OF subjects tot Insurance wiz ne
made at the Oce al the Company each day between tho
hou,s Of = and O'clock Y. NJ. '"p :"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10
Eead the Trait, about our Turf Oil.


sleigh ride thus winter past my horses
and the skin oil place larger than hand from,
rubbing the inside of the thigh applied your
Turf Oh and in day or TWO he well Another
n.i. w.eh working my diay became unable It,
walk. On examoing his foot discovered nail about
inches long the head My driver the
he would be good for nothint drew the nail
piece of lint and Turf Oil and him
aud from that he has hour good
also horse badly snagsed the outside
bis thigh in places about inches deep aud
wide which he stiff day Your Tui
On Appied and it brought them entirely IL
of the greatest remedies ever
and have lived drug store for years Use
this you think proper. Very truly,
Io Messrs. Dove a Co. J. ii. WEISiGER
For sale 10y STROTIIER & WHITEHEAD
Ne isi6m Lyncibnrg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10
Very respectfully.
Il. C. FRIEND.
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

KItHHoND May ST. FOO.
tientlCmen My child had commenced breaking out last
'a small which gradually extended
,ad, including both which Ly the
o that both ould drop of
tried all OF advertised and remedies without
good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL began get better; the bottle got broke APP
led gals ,oitt again began to get My elder daugh
sad pa 10 of that Tui head
oked much better when you used it We got another
otii- and her head nearly This an aCpra
ased and took hall hour every day ash
oiensye One nore bottle feel assured, will
her entirely, there bui little Of the ruainlug
You entitled THE and the benefit OTHERS take
great rleasnni In giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, Is. +. CHALK,
To NesSrs Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

HI 81 PEh PHOSPHATE OF LIME
Manuiact; red from Formula Of
BR. JANIS HIGGINS.
SiaIc tAculst of Mary land.
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
thirds Peruvian tiuauo for Fail seeding aud Tor summer
crops jns.ihcr Packed III bae and barrels fully warrant
ed l'r,vu $50 per ton at 100 lbs.
The above article, osoiher with Pamphlets Vi, ing full de
tau oi tus ..uabe forlzer a fl ,ceo,is u lis iuyur
talce AID mode vi appil,sion can u, h"d" t
VI. HOI.LlNS co,
mai l.Nu
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General ysckson's Duel with Dickinson

General yacksons Duel with Dickinson.
To the Editors 3 tae Ner Fork Ners:
Some time ago saw in your paper statement
about the duets between General Jackson and
Dickinson. fought before the year 1900, which ac-
counts were erroneous in several PARTICULARS
Des;fvArs ofiecf4ecting these errors. offered TO
furnish you an account Of that duel. told me by
Gen. yackson's biographer and intimate lr,enn
John II Eaton. He and were once travelling
together aud inquired how he obtained such ac-
curate Information about Gen. jackson. for that
many circumstances contained in his book knew
myself b be true. lie said he frequently visited
Gen. Jackson, and they used to sit up late talking
over events and on his return to his bed roo m he
committed to paper what the General said con-
. corning himself
The following is Gen. Jacksons own account OF
the duel told Gen. Eaton, who related the same TO
me:
jackson settled at Nashville between the years
1890 and. iS0O. and began the practice OF law
Dickinson was already there, following the same
profession. lie was great duellist, having Kali
ed several in duels and almost certain 10 kill Mt
the first fire. His mode of firing was uncommon
Instead Of raising his pistol from his side to fire.
at the word he would bring it down from above
until he got it t. the proper level, and then ire
All Of the merchants in Nashville had Dickinson
retained in thor behalf, and he being the only
LAWYER there until jackson came, no redress could
be obtained by the opposite side. Gen. Jack sou
refused to be retained by these merchants 10 The
exclusions Of all other parties. The consequence
was that he issued sixty writs to the first term O"
the court at Nashville.
He issued writs against the merchants. who
until then had L me scot tree. This irrltatcd them
and they being lesirous u getting General Jack
son pnt If tie way. incilc D.eAnson 10 provoke II
duc lie began by ae.ing on trials offensive to
the Gen.
lie demonstrated with Dickinson, and plainly
It'd HIN that he would not submit 10 such disres-
pc tfu treatment
ID k,ns N persisted, and General jackson chal-
len gel MN The time All place ior thu combat
We're 6xed upon. and the news spread t'r miles
Al aaI. Ti,erc were Al iea-, lvo thousand persons
~, the gr,uuu, al bots made as II II we're
i - race.
. Niu-sn l.n=f5.' ..f ~ all ii Jack
ze..u H.. +. + IN Grel he,i, aud his
5l. - 1t6afa - he ga pap AL pec.e hl'
or 81. IL as eetloas amp there until tue
Ia, . ~ oalti.. \. ~spa the SIN Ike ct
D,kns,u's pttr r.car"i away. he saw General
.Jace SOP stall stan Ing, and exclaimed. 'ilav nj |
killed the damned rascal YETI General 'larhson
told General Eaton that until then he meant
to give him his life, hat hearing these words
he raised his pistol, fired, and Killed Dickinson
instantly.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &c.


ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
G0NN3 -
yuyHR Train leaves Alex andria daily II m for fo,.
dons,Ie h the Trains the Virginia
trial Tor R Gu ON % and the w hST, md with the
Train Gap railroad for Woodstock
mediate poiuts
The Train daily SUNDAY cped Al sr,ek
D IN for RsCn nOND.NEW OhLEANs, M VI !.
PHI n aud inttIm,'iiatc points
1hrough tirk u the ltat Road Station.
The TRAINS eay. Cord Tile daily nj 10 30 A. NJ and
10 l5P NJ, arriving al AIrx antria at T.. NJ and A.
trr- No night train on sunday
srP,5,s X. SICkLIN. Ttku Agent
uyON NOR q OL ~ The sea- -.
II board Tow Tag and transportation Com - =
ptny dtsrous Of Offering greater adue en,rnis
To- the shipping ot produce 10 Tide water have In
ouiaI e Boats procured the Iron Steamer
hrc and the splendid Iron barges Faith aud "liope aud
placed them the linz beiw Richmond aud Norfolk run
Ling rs follows
Leave l,iuhlnond Tuesday, and Fridays ut 4 l.. NJ,
Leave Norfolk Monday aud Thursdays att a NJ
CANA as yHCbblrg and other points freight
Norfolk, Will transfer al the above boats which
10, III ia. Richmond Dock daily To receive freight.
Norfolk reminded
line Richmond rlsefurd CO.. who wi rucy.
aud torwas ID freight IL, III charge.
Frtighi faktH az he bUss
For further particulars, apply TO
w. 1 AADEKsON, Agent at Lynchburg
" l.. COX. Agents al hichinond.
GARRISON d MAIGAE, a gents "a Sorfllk
scItl is
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1 Il a q - 5fsI gzsSI5ssa
nsnECr nOUTE TO THE WEST aud the
,orsbug l,nchbufg via Va Tenn railroad Lynch
burg Bsoi East Tenn aud Va isailroad Br..o
to Knoxville East Team and deogia Railroad from Knox
,illc To dalton and Atlantic Railroad from Ip
Chattanooga, Nashville aud Chattanooga ai,roai
on Chattanooga Stevenson via Memphis and Chair. st
EaIroad itom stevenson TO Memphis
Through Tickets issued II The aboye points and The Spring.
aud Baggage checked through atthe office South Side
road Petersburg
r"ad, commencing SUNDAY next the 4th vi july,
ana continuing unui further no',es ,u r,,,
Connecting With III" kiehnond aud Damvte Trains. At
BurNovIe (Juncon) aud with the through route AT Lyuc
Leave Petersburg daily at............ 53oo',lk N
Arrive AT l;urkeNlIle tJuuenonl A,,......... esl6
Farm, ile -, -
Aittseat Lynchbutg at................. i-J J.. u.
Lcnso'. yuihhurs l.ul, A..........,....,.. 80
Ar.isn at farmNiio .al. ..............'...., An
Arr'oat BurkcvHp Junction. "t...,....... IA -
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Connecting with Richmond and D",o Trains at the jun.
Leave Petersburg daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A. st.
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A'iSe at ta1m'he at, I40 T. Vi
A'rsea Lynchburs at............ dao
Le''e ynenbnrg daily "t........'........... VI,
AtNo al fa1msile 92u
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an Acconmoda.l"n Passenger Gar in way or Ioca,
lmeei VII b. attached To the Tram M''is Lyn,nours WI"
iIrgst AT Oh NJ and passengers gu.na ul West
take Toe Mai Train Al ii oeioek A, NJ. Stopping iaors
il rargen OF thc IAN aud IN ne ras. viii ihr tam t.,
Al a"y othr point Hnlhe'land- Anrsons M to'd,
nrh"si" kicos High bridge, F"rVne, Prospect Fang
~" evergreen AIpma'toA, spout Spr"g, Concord james
CITY roINT BRANCH
south Side Railroad Freight and Passenger rrans leave
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Ar'i'eatti'5 Iuint
Leave tiy cont at
anne at i'ete sburg
above Trans connect with the Jamrs River steamers,
f' na thy Point tor Norfolk, aud every saturday nnrni"s
Jam, slom bound Ia, New York
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