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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-11
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAlL1oAD.

To hf Ediior II hs 7tras Rcpn5i'c'a
In your last paper appears what parPori' TO
bc sls-'ch 81 J,plha FcNlkcs IN when n'n
introduced a. a witness. to prove detch or ue-
s,lc,,t,op In the Treasury of the Southern Ia
eilic Railroad Company ak the usc 81 your
column TO show the errors intp which be has
edlfr,. anil 10 correct some Of the groszer If the
r.i-r,,,r,..,niaiions in which that docousni
al,onn,ls The fact that yunr PAPER is rad in
many II the STATE. WHORE mithn nf's Is auo~u,
in,lnct, thi, request Wcrc IL circulation con
fined te our mutual aofpain'ance-, would not
trouble yau with this co. munication
The dr.t pidcc Of cv nee am made 10 give.
j. 20 n hape of statement showing deficit
or dea. lion Of 100000 aud upward intro.
daocd 'ollpws
EXTRACT FROM sfgxtH,
H. Introduced the following statement sup
ported by the Official reports and statements
made hy T. L. Blanche Chief Engineer, The
fact, aud figures, from the rceoris Of Iilanchc
reports. Sc. arr his witnesses. lct them testify
What Is II they say
statement showing ,hari, or ictalen,ion II
S2un unn and upwards
April. l<i5 when nli e Of Company removed
prc..leu,. Whole del, ,ovrfrihy sum IT sls5 oe0
800 tons co. ifpn IN Nes pfiean- 10 $40
fro ght4 and e>pensas y lsiiyrfln Frsis $1,000
fxp"nd.turs nu road since Apfii, - down .-
g. Nprl i-ls. when sile determined on 1861
Nlnii~ pai fut iiru~n'- contract 40 hHl
St.k claims IT scott Hall iIii tsd rtbfr- "a U"n
II iru-r :, Scott and II i ~ save charter Sc Iap'o
-tiafc- and expenses about .e""
's,>e''.
Receipt D., Company " uiran. since g. :.
ier.ef' a. rrrs 'aur, tpril l@iis
-Hf.s, flpitYus received ~ DfirIu. fiit WN
fa.1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23
THE Next IauiSlnfura

In a few months the Legislature of Virginia
will be again convened, and, in view of the ap-
proach OF the session. we hope that the friends
of Internal Improvements will consult to-
gether, and interchange views and counsels
upon the proper measures 10 be adopted for
the completion of the public works of the
State. There are obstacles in the way of this
great object more difficult to overcome than
any OF n physical characterize local and
sectional interests which have always prevent
ed the adoption of a great system of public
works. With as much State pride as any
other State in the Union, there is more local
jealousy and rivalry than can be found in any
other Commonwealth, and we verify believe
there are sections of Virginia which would
rather see the State deprived forever Of all i'm
provements than to become the first State of the
Union by means of railroads or canals which
did not pass through their own limits. Ifany
means can be adopted of harmonzing con-
ficting interests, any exorcism which will cast
cut the demon Of local jealousy, the State will
be relieved of an incubus which lies heavily
upon all her energies, and, in the midst of in
comparable advantages for greatness and pros
perity, keeps her in a dependent and provin-
ciai condition. There ought to be Patriotism
enough in the land of Washington to sacrifice
local schemes at the altar of the general good.
and strong enough Union spirit in Union
loving Virginia to make all sections of her own
one in sympathy and interest.
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Rtenmon1 Markets. Att SSs
III ssS' q Isl sSo J, s. At sss. Hams
Ill Nova Dtis eli H.rrjss Last :sls Z,
Hl3fs H0rth Casili1a Nd 4 Gut Sy2ff Qr9ss ~;
5aif bnis, ia. lsd q: ~. SilSk Macksrsl.
Nf Rso ~ r q Mi ~ q q i or quotations
Of Flour. The market = VERY dull; ~
CORN.-Tlie market h weak. we quote ~ "a
esaX, though vsry Little Is cold at the last named
WHEAT-Is UNCHANGED, and we stir quote 0l.1
and sl.aS Cor prime white and rcd. with . mare.n
admitting from 10 to 10 cents lower, sccordins 20
suality. as8
-Nerthern Markets. BF THLxcnArH.l
BALTIMORE, Aug, x.-Flour heayy.hg9wssSd, y:
red slasss Corp frm and snsfg,w.haa1et Ra
con Sides 9sfc Ohio Whiskcy &c.
NV YORK, Aug. 27.-Stocks higher and active
Va. SIS S9350. Cotton quIet-sales Of go bales
Flour generally -Ssutern uneh g 3D.
Wheat &c. highev-white u 40s red Sizo Cofn g
has an upward tendency, 10 scarce and quoted ct ,
e4c. higher. Pcrk-Men $l4o9. Lard STEADY
Sugar firm. Coffee active. Turpentine &c. hosin
iower-common $l.6l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

THE EXERCISES OF MEDOW-FARM
L ACADEMY. at my house, will i,e resumed on
the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER, and continue ten
months under the charge of Mr.. n. L.. ATKIN-
SON, q graduate of the University at Lewisburg.
Pa. A few boys will be taken bOarders in my
family, and treated as my own.
Terms as heretofore.
All of the English, Mathematical and Classical
Branches taught. Boys prepared for College or
University.
Mr.. ATKINSON has heretofore been success
fully engaged in teaching, and refers to the follow
ing named gentlemen:
Rev. j. L. BURROWS, D. D.. Richmond.
Rev. C. C. BiTTING. Alexandria.
Rev S. H. MIFfcK, LewIsburs, Pa, formerly Of
Charlottesville, Val
Rev. Prof. L. F. Curtis, and other members of
the Faculty of the University at Lewisburg, Pa
1t is very desirable that pupils be IN attendance
at the FIRST of the session. To avoid confusion by
dissimilarity of books, they will be furnished
at the School, at the lowest city Prices.
au 23-2aw2w VIM. b. 81 DNOR.
THE FOURTH SESSION OF MRS BEN
l. NETT'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS will CONNIE nee
on MONDAY, the Sd October, at her sehoo-room,
on 9th, between Grace and FranklIn streets.
All pupils entrusted to her will he thorough
ly instructed and prepared tc enter advanced class
es in the male schools.
TERMS, PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Under 10 years of age. S25 90
over 10 years oil age. 80 w
Latin or French. .......-.--...... III W
au 23-6W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23
Vandalism at Mount Vernon.

The editor Of the New York Express, who
visited Mount Vernon recently, says that from
forty to a hundred persoss visit Mount Yer
non daily, and roam over the plantation like
beasts of prey rather than as decent we'll
conducted people. He says that not long ago
party Of them went so far as to endeayor to
steal the dinner from-the family on its way
from the kitchen, and 1t became necessary to
put 1t under guard. Others go into the kitchen.
and lay violent hands upon everything they
see and fancy.
1t is to be hoped that as soon as Mount
Vernon passes into the hands of the ladies.
measures will be taken to protect these sacred
grounds against such outrageous barbarism.
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DIED,

At the residence Of her father. on Monday morn
Bentley. in the sixth year of her age.
Her funeral will take. place from St Han 8
and acquaintance OF the family are Invited to At
tend.
At the residence Of Jos A. Johnson, on the list
inst, THOS. L. GARRETT, in the S5th year Of
his age
I'm the midst of life we are in DEATH"
His funeral will take place at the above residence
to-day, t23d inst.,) at 4 o'clock. 7. M. His reia-
tions, and the friends and acauaiptances OF Jos.
A. Johnson are respectfully invited to attend.
nA Charlottesville Papers will please copy
At his residence, ON Union Hill, corner 18th and
Venable streets, JAMES v. TH0MPkINS, in the
18th year of his age.
His funeral will take place to- morrow evening,
at o'clock, at which time his friends and ac-
Quantances are invited to attend
On the 18th of July, at her residence. STANLEY. !"
in the county of Hanover, Mrs. JUDY Il. COL
TER, wild ow of the late ST. George T, Golfer.
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MILITARY.

., ARMORY YOUNG GUARD
LIGHT BATTALION,}
G RICHMOND, August e, 1859.
III Order No. VII.
w Companies "a" and "B'' will assemble THIS
tTUESDAYb EVENING, at O'Clock, tor drill and
business requiring the attention of every member
Members and others having in their possession
Knapsacks belonging TO the Battalion, will return
the same to Quartermaste{ Sergeant Wan. II. MIL
LEK. By order.
Capt JOHN s. RADY. Co. B,
Lieut. GEO. J. AUSTIN, Cong Co. A.
P. r. WALDEN. let ssr,,ts
]. c. ATKINsoN,{ ist So'b w. au 23-ltt :
N HEADQ'RS F. CO., 1sr REG. VOL.,l
II RICHMOND, Aug. ~, 1859.
NJ This company will assemble at Corinthan
~ Hall on TUESDAY, 3d. at O clock p. M, for
instruction. by order of the Capt.
au EFT J. WHERRY. LIST Serg't.
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FOR THE CRITICS OF THE
- WORLDi-IHIRQ STANZAH ON tn

FOR THE CRITICS OF THE
- WORLD.-1 HIRD STANZAS ON TIE
ICE QUESTION!!
Has old Bill Shakespeare rose again,
Or Milton come to see us
Or Homer slipped his ball and ehatn,'
Or WATSON came to free US
Fair Richmond. hail I. | ask no odds,
Let tyrants all look out
Worse than tyrants, by the gods
Your bard is still about.
AL who want to drink when dry,
Ny friends take my advice;
Come one. come all, and with me try
julep with b. WARDwELL's Ice.
-Four more ship loads coming on,
It's just to state their names
The Redington and brig st John
The world peace procaifns.
The Island City, number three,
The Orrls Francls too
All loaded up. that you may see
Great Benaparte pass through.
Then here's to WARpwgLL and his fame.
And men of enterprise;
My hand and heart Amen, Amen,
The very best he tries.
Going, going. going, Gone.
ToN WATSON still 10 on his throne.
Prof. THOS. WATSON.
Who still challenges the world on the goose and
Ice question. au N-lts
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, tvA.,, AUG. q, 1859
High Water this day Tuesday, liz O'Clock.
ARRIVED,

rs" .".s uog NesuayI Ia . e.oeH
ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown. Skinner, New York, mdze
and passengers, l1dlam 4 " atson
Steamer City of Richmond: Mitchell, Philadel-
Steamer Belvldere, keene, Baltimore. mdze and
Bark Fannie Crenshaw, new, lMunson, Baltimore,
in ballast, John Currie.
Bark Ann f. Grant, Swain, New York. sugar and
Bark Ziagarella, Bunker New York, guano, Sehaer,
kohler Il Co.
schr Susan, Rogers, Boston, mdze.. D. L w.
,schf. Danville, Chester, New York, mdze., D. Il
schr, New York, Carnival, James River, lumber,
|. ]. Mercer & Co.
wheat, Haxall, Crenshaw l. Co.
Schr. Amelia r. Johnson, Patterson, James Ri
yer. wheat, Haxall, Crenshaw & Co.
Rutfn.
sehr. R. P; King, Leeds, Phadelphia, mdze., w.
Schr. Emma, Davis, Baltimore, lumber. J. B.
Schr. WIN. Franklin, Pervew, James River wheat.
to order.
schr, ]. W: L. stnrgis. Scott, Eastern Shore. corn
Schr. ". s. Trplett, Pritchett, Baltimore, wheat.
schr Nelly D HALEY, Stamford, in b. last.
Schr. Union, Shelley. York River, wheat, Hax-
echr. Pandora, Traysrs, Petersburg, wheat, to
order.
Schr. J. A. Fdmondson, Lefsyre, down the river,
Schr. Jno, Larkn, Dennis, down the river, light
Se hr = bq n COOK Gown tns Ilyeri a
schr. Frances Elmorc, Smith, down the river,
light.
NEW Yonk, Aug. 2o.-clsarea. schr. Braxeileira,
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NEW YoRx, Aug. 20.-Ciearea, schr Brazeileir
Braxter, Richmond.

PASSENGERS PER STsAMsHIP "JANKsrowy,''
SIMMER, MATER, IRON NEW YoRK.-A. Neil
Carnage. r. w. Darden, w. A. Graves. Mrs. Bell
and two daughters, Mrs. Pelot and nurse, Mrs.
j. NJ, Mason, lady and two dana htsrs, ]. Brooks
and lady, Miss Nichols. Miss Bedell, Mrs. F. w.
mold and two children, Miss T., Cummings II. w.
Bond, 2. 7. Moore. J. Wettell, MISS psrrack.
Mn M. Ssmass nss Gwsm nr. Mrs n S5h Misc
child and nurse, ]. g. Meador and lady. Mrs Du-
prius and child, Mr.. Barsamin. Il. Bohum, w. A.
4 wiisGsld. Miss +. Whitfield. j. il. TimIsri.ks.
Ino. H; Knowles, a. Je9nin. y. Lynch, A. Nor,
Ayres. VIM. y. Basier. &. Dnicur. &. Es,isy. Id.
Morris. 9. Gilman, r. i. Grifith, ]. E. WiIson. H.
A. Wilson. J. W. McKisl: ]. Neal. Jos. Higgins.
and 10 steerage.
Also. FROM NosroLE.-Gec. Miles, lady, child
and nurse. VIM Ehauks. A. Boomer, NJ. a. Car
ter. Golden, Ira w, Blunt, 5. Jonea and lady,
Miss Blsnkinship. Miss 6uyot.
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Error Corrected.

We learn that the article from the Washing.
ton States, re-published in this paper on yes
terday, relative to the late affair of honor be-
tween Mr.. WILLIAM OLD, JR., and Mr.. o.
JENNINGS WISE, enormously attributes it to
the late duel, and subsequent newspaper cor
respondence, of Messrs. WISE and AYLKrT.-
The affair Of Messrs. WISE and OLD origina-
ted, we learn, in very recent editorial con-
troversy between the Examtssy and Enquirer,
having nothing whatever to do, and in no way
connected with, the duel and controversy of
Messrs. WISE aud AYLETr.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

*. FOR RENT. AND POS SSION
E::a GIVEN IMMEDIATELY.-Th Store with
basement and Office at the corner of Broad and
Ninth streets, recently occupied by NJ. s. Falen
tine, Jr The situation is central, and unsurpassed
Goods Store, Clothing Store. Book, Piano and Mu
sic Store, or Hat. Boot aud Trunk Store, all of
which are particularly desirable in this section of
the city, and any one OF which. with proper atten-
ton wo"ld not fail to ensure success. For terms,
which shall be reasonable apply to
au est MANN s. VALENTINE.
- REAL ESTATE ON CHURCH HILL
aa FOR SALE.-The undersg ned, contemplating
LA change of residence, offers Tor sale,
communicating terms, the following property, VIZ:
LIST. The HOUSE and LOT constituting his pre-
sent residence, fronting 81 feet on 9th street,
ming back 40 feet tn a "a IT. alley.
End. The GARDEN LOT adjoining, 60 feet front,
running back 120 feet. as above.
Sd. The beautiful LOT on Grace street, between
the residences of Andrew Elicit and Thes. Bald
win, Esqs fronting ~ feet and running back Is feet
to an alley in rear.
23-3t THos. NJ. ALFRIEND.
*, FOR SALE PRIVATELY, two small
G:::a BRICK TENEMENTS, on LIST, between BROAD
sGAand Marshall streets, fronting 32 feet, with
depth OF rs feet, now occupied by good tenants.
Title indisputable. For terms, apply to
]. ]. WALKER,
jy 2-2taw4w+ Central Presbyterian Office.
-, DESIRABLE OFFICE FOX RENT
E::5 A. pleasant ROOM, for lawyers or doctors
A:Aofice. ON Main street. opposite the American
Hotel. and xt door to the Offices Of III. Exall and
au 9-stwts H. EXALL.
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I. q. 3. 1.-The members Of this or
- der are hereby notified to attend uleet-
ING THIS EVENING, 1T o'clock. for the transae-
tlen Of special business. Every member 10 az
pectsd 10 attend.
By order Of the q. G.
au 3s-lt 1878, Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

Marshals Dc McMahon ars NJ,
rived in Paris from Italy. 1''si as'f ~
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A Notice! Notice! ITO n
Farmers Merchants and all others who n&eM
may buy ANYTHING in the way of Sal H.
DIES, HARNESS. re-, &c., at whole
sale or retail. No. 1l6 Main street. il the
place to 90. The best Saddles for the lowest
prices. Cab soon and see them. They are parti-
cularly cheap and we warrant them to give entire
satsfsction Repairing of every description neat
w. cheaply and promptly done At No. us Main st.,
third door below Governor st.
au l8-zw j. w. DENNIS.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ma. Removal. wv. Leigh Burton, Dentist.
door above The Mechanics Institutes. au l9-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

IN another column in to-day's Dispatch will
y * found the advertisement of the grand
Ancy Dress and Masquerade Ball, to be
ason II the Hyeeia Hotel, at Old Point on
1lsaay night next From the list of man.
@xels' u u Is fair to be the most refined and
charming affair OF the kind that na. sver !. ksn
plAce =. this popular watering place The n.,,'
room, Thursday night, win IS ! s,.s, ,va-,s
seeing. sight worm
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= Nkw WATxsfsc-PLAoE.--A comn.n = :,
ssnnemsn IN Norfolk, Va, have purcass :.
tne ruisski Alum Springs, near Newhern y.
me virginia aud Tennessee Railroad. Aroa !"
Inc company are Messrs Hardy. OF Norf,,,s
sno 4. r. Mcllwaias, Of Petersburg. Va.
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IA TEN DOLLARS REWARD RAN
W AWAY. on Saturday last, from the farm of
HMrs Harriet Jennings, in the county of Hen
~ rico, her negro man MONROE. Said negro
is about Is or 80 ears old, of dark complexion
feet or 10 inches high, quick spoken and active.
will give the above reward OF ten dollars for his
apprehension and delivery to me OF if put in any jail
Of this city that may get him.
al 23-6tA JAMES ID. VAUGHAN, Richmond
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~Kf FOW BALTIMORE.-TRI-
,EsEEwEEKLY- LfNE-PoWHAIAs
- - - STEAMBOAT .C0MPANY.-Ths
steamer BELVIDERE. Captain VIM w. KEsSE,
having been splenddy reftted with Saloons,
State Rooms and Passenger Accommodations will
receive freight TO. DAY, Monday and up to the
Freight taken to Boston via Baltimore, at lowest
rates with greatest dispatch.
No hhds received for this trip. uuess 6rst en-
gagged at our Office.
PASSENGERS will be on hoard before the hour Of
IL n'ciock M.s TUESDAY, the hour of de partuIc.
Tickets for passage procured either at our oiEce,
IN shockce Sip opposite Columbian Hotel, or Of
steamers wharves.
au a-2t DAVID & wM cURRiE.
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,slsrh sti5Ifs KSTSs55N s0 skxSt
OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
~ LEGE OF PHARMACY, PRACTICAL
"a CHEMISTS AND PHARlIACE TWISTS.

a CHEMISTS AND PHARNACE CIISTS,
offer to country Ihy sclans and families perfect
k NsW and FRESH stock of pure and reliable M E.
DICINES, together with Surgeons Iastrnmsnts,
Ps3knseyy. Fancy Goods and all other things in
terms.
IA Chemical and Pharmaceutical preparations
made TO order, and sent to any part Of TIE country.
LAIDLEY 4 ROBINSON. Drug store,
4tl and Franklin sts. Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

US that WELLINGTON had every right to think
he should DO able to concentrate 10000 men on
Quatre Bras and Ligny on the 10th June
We think IL will not be difficult to prove that
this calculation was based upon false princi.
piles.
The army Of BLUCHER, consisting Of III 900
Prussians and Saxons, was divided into four
corps, Of nearly equal strength, and was dis
perssd over an extent Of thirty French leagues,
or between eighty and ninety miles, forming
. eemi-circle, or figure nearly approaching
semi-circle. The advanced corps was At Ligny,
three miles from Quatre Bras, another was at
Narnnr, another between Namur and Liege,
and fourth at Liege itself. The Anglo
Dutcn army was cautioned over an extent of
twenty French leagues, between fifty and sixty
miles; ~ advanced post at Quatre Bras con.
sisttng 81 but 5000 men, designed TO operate
<mmediately with the Pruss,an advance M
Asspy- The Prussans watched the country
In tAe direction of Giyet the Aag,o. nu,oh
guarded that In the direction of I.iaoa A.
aeaat twenty. -four hours were nec.xs.
rally the two armies, and bring ths,, 49,
line together, between Quatre Bras ano t..
ny, which was the point Of assemblage dss,n
mated The river Sambre flowed about sew
or eight miles in front Of the advanced post ~
ne Anglo-Dutch army. and about ten or
Twelve In front Of the Prussians. These lat.
~ bad IN advanced guard At Charleroi on
I mo Sambre. and detachmsnm patroiing the
eonasxy on the other side Of the river. The
Asslo- Dutch army was i04 COO strong.
NAfoLroA had bat ~, 400 men to attack
Msss armies. II vas evident that he must de.
psaa on CELEBRITY for success. Three methods
- stssex presented themselves TO his choice.
- ceuid sutnAnk tbs EngiisA, or the Prus.
slsnA or y eoaid penssrate between the two
armies, Il be turned the Enxiish. he wouid
sdyabss o. Lasse q he ousnAnksd The sPrus.
stana. - Wonld advance by Giyst., In either
$3.50 b would hese pressed one army upon the
cthef, and Tins rendered iasyitabls their
5sAetien. whieh 4 was obviously his xune "a
1Fsssnt- - dstesminsd, thsrsfors, 70 psns.
0sN tssts ssltss, n rsssiu the ssners q
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free.
Gentlemen will leave the names Of the iadiss,
for whom they desire tickets, with = mcN.bsr Of
the Committee on Invitations, or ct the Once Of
the Hvgeis Hotel
On the evening of the ball, the COMMITTEES ON In
vitatipn will wear pink badge; Supper Commit
tee, biae; loof MANAGERS. red, white and hue.--
Lady Managers will be designated by . white fo-
settle.
The names of the individuals composnG tbs Sc
veral Committees will be made known in due tins.
an I3-3t
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,1eNs< To VISITORS AT VIRGINIA
SR8& SPRINGS, GOING TO NEW YORK..

>6ASA To. VISITORS AT VIRGINIA
Sk4kE& SPRINGS, GOING TO NEW YORK
CHEAPEST and PLEASAkTEST
LINE.-PeIsons intending to 50 frem the yissinis
Springs to New York are informed thai the NJ
TIE ID STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS fQkk-
TOWN. JAMESTOWN and RO~NQKE leave
Richmond THREE TINES q weak. for New York:
o 'elock !; JAMESTOWN every TUESDAY ailef-
noon. at o clock and the ROANOKE every Fri.
DAY afternoon. at O'clock. Passaxe 10 NJ. York.
including state.room. %. These steamships are
very large and commodious. and thcsr sceonsrnoda-
tions equal TO FIRST class HOTELS. Meals % cts.
au e9-tw LuDLAM h WATSON.
Az FOR BOSTON..FIRST VESSEL
4e The regular packet schooner 8. n. ALLEN,
Capt. CRowEL, having . portion Of her car
10 engaged and soinx on hoard. will have quick
dispatch. Fer balance OF freight, apply TO
~ ls-s DAVID & WM. CURRIE.
AZ FOR NEW YORK-FIRsT VESSEL
Ae The superior fast sailing Schooner b. ,.
BEAN. Capt. ALLEN MERRILL. having
portion Of her cargo snEassd And soing % board.
will have quick dispatch for balance. For freight
saIs-n DAVID wA, cuRRIE.
A..ss FOR NEW YORK-Firss yessei. vir-
~ ginia and New Yerk Packets:-Ihs snpe-
rlof fast sailing schooner HAAALL, Cagi-
WN. WINTERS, havtng portion Of her. cargo en-
gagged and going on h,afd. VIII have quick dseatch-
For balance Of FREIGHT 1 err 70 w~ cuRn,y.
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pONSE FOUND.-A PURSE, centsiniag s
~. smah sum Of noney aud some valuable papers.
~ c-It. no. b. SMITH Brooke Avsnue.
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