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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
i FOUNDRY AND MAcHINE-sHop.

V6.9 q Eo RIG + PATTI RSON,
W Successors 10 Mclean 4 PstcrspnD Delord
and New Ieyee
The undersigned is prepsici manufacture STEAM
ENGINES. BOILERS and MACHINERY Of all kinds for
Steam Boats Sugar Plantations Saw Mills Cotton Presses
Draining Machines nnd Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power
Fronts, Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK sf every description. Metallic Packing for
Steam cylinders, tnu Metal Ring,
BLACKSMITH WORK Of I'll descriptions having steam
hammer for The purpose Of doing heavy work.
He will keep hand Al all times Graf Bars Wheel Srnps
Flange Bolts, Gauge Cocks and Valves used by
steamboats,.
He Agent for the sale OF John T. Ostorns Patent
ing Crate Bar highly spoken Of by the icaynne Printing
Office others tina, have set Of these Bars
can be in under boiler lately put up th
hsineni.
He has also made for the secand hand
Boilers and Machinery, aud will establish Depot
the Establishment where large quantity Of second hand Boilers
and Machinery may be found all times for sale. .
GEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans. Inne / la5s. lei
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

- aud Scea Iron Workers From, and Fulton streets be,
W. twcan Nome Dame and julia siIccts.
W Being both practical wOrkinen prepared to
ssae everything ia ou line with facility possessed by other
FIRM 10 The ctly,
All ofrcs for ttmneys Jnicc Boxes tarieTs Beeching.
Sill Fire Be! tcrefs, Ash Pans Heaters Copper Tin ani
Pewter Worms for B!sttcrs. and Sheet Iron Pipe VIII receive
Immediate attention,
SEnrTs from plantations anu steamboats, attended TO with
prouptn and dispatch. al trSW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

4. ROITNTY LAND AND PENSIONS--oFFICE
No u Exchange Alley up stairs nearly opposite the Post
Office Soldiers. Seaen and Transfers who have been in
I'LL The service of the United States Goveiaen for fourteen
To leo acres land Widows and minor children OF deceased
peii''o"s. > ~ JOHN PIT RCEHII
= c 10 Exchange Alley stairs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

q. W. W. LEAkE.
YON 4 LEAKE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AND
IL General Collecting Agents, CAMDEN Arkansas, will col
ieci claims in all the Southers part Of the State.
keferences-A j. Tnly Co. Campbell Strong, j. Burn,
side i Co. C. H. Slocomb Co, W A. Violet 4 Co, R. W.
Rnyne Soaring Scott New Orleans, Hudson, Robertson
Co. VIM Wray Co., New York; j. b. Lppincolt Cos Phil
sdainh;a rlv2 Tvs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
a nARoNNE srREEr srEAM no1LEp

n ,BARONNE STREET STEAM BOILER
@@ MANDATORY. between i0ydrRs and fIevA, only
Rt,ittTee uiHHiss walk fran the 81 Charles Hotel.
W The nndetsignel having largely increased his
shops, and having all the facilities prepared ill
for any description VI BOILERS in less time and lG~
they he had in shop in the South mporcr the
North.
Away ON hand DOUBLE FIUED boIIERs, from ~ to
80 feet Tong and y inches diameter
Also CYLINDER BOILERS 80 60 "a aud IS inches diane.
ter, and yhriols lengths
Fire Frou Crate Bars Stand Pipes Valves etc. constantly
on hand.
All work will he guaranteed Of best material and workman
ship.
Parties wishing purchase Boilers plantations
boats sasmi respectfully invited call and Judge for
themselves. ingS lydwl ID. H FOWLER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
RIRDEN,S IMPROVED HORSE ST

FL sor,nent this celebrated manufacture assorted FROM
a 81 pounds. in suitable for Plantations and
<EsS received for sizes to 5000
pounds. Being moulded in PERFORATED IRON CASES,
which perfect and solid casting mounted in the most
durable manner warranted sat
acton and finish The, have repeatedly been awarded
societies h institutes both State and National the
yies, premiums. among which will only mention the FIRST
PREMIu the late Mississippi State Fair. For sale by
STARK, STAUFFER 4 Co, Il Canal ST..
Imy3mW Sole Agents for Louisiana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. =


"a away on aHh uit, the slave girl ELIZA aged about q
E wears grille color about So feet high speaks French and
VI English suen has good set Of teeth and
e her breasts of burn she is well acquainted
in he civ The will he paid for the arrest of said
slave and the delivery Of parish Jail and for such
Information ms will lead conviction Of haborng
her. MRS NJ n fkiiInShb.
al I'm Apply ut a taFohdctt sreet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

FRENCH CONFECTIONERY; BELLANGER;
OF Royal and Orleans leg leave remind
the citizens of New Orleans that he
of FINE FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, door to the Or
leans Theate and that he better than
FURNISH REFRESHMENTS of all kinds, for BALLS and
SOIREES with Dispatch aud in style exceed the
Union All description Of Candies Chrysaed Fruits Cakes
and ,Iellies. constantly hand. 3ra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-22
Boarding..

DOARIING HOUSE. DR.. BEACH
Hb has taken th tine Hoad Honsr, No. 2iD Super o.
street, which has been uoNy htcd up aud is now opeh
uriho frrOriiuu OF b,atdrts. yt:2i3
DOARDING go The House No. "a
- Public square, uud by s stonr Church- one Of th'
lcusuutcst locations I've the cy- hhs htpu thWuu by
CARED is upon for BoirItis Families wishing
furnish Their own ruOms accommodated with nrg
tnd convene rooms aud hgfuuS and SlpEle Ruardtr
ard Day BuadgTs will find good uCcumu olaious on ea
sonuhle terms Ladies excluded. Reiefcncus given
Nd received ap1R20 S. W fuRMrr
ROARDBRS CAN BH ACCOM-.
-R-B MOuAIEn. on trasunuNo terms, with lurn slu'
or mluro ished mons az N rcnocn SO. iy3l:2iI
isalh3
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80" For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-22
ENAMELED CRATES AND HOUSE FUR
NISHlNti GOODS.
Tin, Copper, and Sheet IrOn Ware,

Is SIC la Fc ihe arkc aud are iust received from
thr hest III irciuhtt and NV York, Nheio they
were ttopA st,ciod at the oNts prioCs, our ussurt
lurut
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-22
DENTIST.
hR w j GLLLLn Il s L REMNN

4 NN. W ]. GUILD T 4 5 NEMUV
~ eel his Dental Olite To Room No ~ Hoffman biloxi
SupgTui street Fast ut Public square, South ut p &. All
who urol The service of Dentist viii save themselves
much SUFFERING as we'll us MONEY by giving hlm o
cal Glec rcy usod 10 mitigate PAIN for those who de
sire 10.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On God SIyer, Porcelain aud NuCJniZed Rubber Base,
the hest manner Teeth 10 sets from $40 SO COL
nyv1I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-22
THE VICTOR"

HALL, SCHOOL uOU u, OR STORE AND CHUECH
HEATER,
is proved 20 bc rrtutc i'rtor with the amount
OF Aniracitc Btmnhuus Coal th'n amy other Stuve
the purposes; Is Furusce and s in
combination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-22

Vermo s shilling to city subsrrtbsrs.
mo Five Dollars per yosr In subsc ribers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-22
COOKING STOVE
The Oval Parlor Stove called
II III R P E a ER r..

For Anthracite Coal or Cote is n beautiful new pattern,
AMI pronounced b., tho dnXan, Of using the
Gle w be perfect great ucOnomizei OF fuel, and great
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-22
ConE. CoNE. COnE,

A LIEN JONES, Dealer in COAL,
"A wa kenpcnns hauJ uud ftr sale al Euclid
st r. r. Cros lug ny he ton or car load at the lowest
C sh p1ces
gratos, stoves aud family use geuUrhN Also good BHcA-
smith and Seun Ctns Always uu huud and UNDER GOuu
COVER. Cuuiuuuute ol tie former pati mage OF said
yutd is most rosuoclu ly solicited Also would INVITE all
others wislung tn rrhlsu Coal To give us call before
pa Cuusipg or We intend TO soil us ld cals anu On as
reasonable terms as can he bought ip the ".
ORDERS Ion he Post Office Hd raSsed to r1thcr AUon
Jones ut II. O. Ptor, will receive prompt attention.
The subscriber alSD coal CuusautV on hand on he
=. u X. Coal Pier and is recoy ng ilnm the mines
or by the tOu, load, careo gE Family Black
smith SCau uus all whch he VIII sell ~ prices Ia
the tims Orders e at the = St uac addressed Ia
ALLEN JONES,
will receive prompt a,tonti n.
Oare uu e. a. r. R. Coat Pier. and for the above at
Euclid st r. II. ssing, Gave LAT Ol lio. stp-3;6l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-22
n n y ? y 7 NN
AT OIL SUPERIOR ST
GUTTA EIsCSIA ASE,
IL rl;Gninl TnnLh

Is manufactured aud all varieties Of artificial tceth are
ut up IN the best manner. W. B INGERSOLL,
No ~ hIarue Block, superior street, Cleveland, q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-22
Gool Ucoler9
Cagamel COas.

j. M. KELLY, COAL DEALER,
oN TuE
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Il. Il. Coal Pier,
HAS A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF
4 Il "CANNEL, COAL" for ssle. Call and ny 1t.
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TnclIIe.

Y1-rIlIlll3sR. j JU0T re EyEII ED -An-
= (r--A-Aet other ne lt t Of Cnnroys Fishiug uck Ia
suabloio taking PIKE, 3ass, or liou ohsrm lake r
uT, brook, such Rods, Roals ines hhnks, Suus
Flies, Fly hooks, Minn0w Seiues, Nets, Nc 6o al
li. HATIEksLEY'S Gun Store
Bi l02 Superior At. Cleveland. Ot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-05-07
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

sfssszsss sI's 1.S;.1I2I5h
INRE rom Richmond to Lynetbusg 70 n buchanan and
On a9d after The sid % Mach, Packet leave Rich
mona Monday, Menesay ap Friday, AZ NJ New Can
ton NJ aud scovis ~ ~ VI u the first and Lynh6urg
day. ~ " Wv s'''''
RETURNING:
Leave Buchanan NJ A. " Lynclburg At ~ Mo,dsv
wednesday and Friday, reach scoisvie iOT " New Can
Ton a. y T. VI, and arrive n Richmond . next A. NJ
The Boats connect ~ New Canton the Institute
lottesyine ~ " N''he wv N''
Passengers from the country will observe that by h schedule
hty arrive In Richmond aud l uchburg
aud ~ y NJ. from I,ynctburg '''
See time add distances In card below:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-05-07
MARING NEWS.
EoR LTIuOIS TwIC

NOR VI LTluOR TwIC WEEK. - <n~--s
George Peabody and hclvidere.
The GEO PEABoDN Captain Richard PTieharJ vii
esve freight Monday morning and up 20 the hour ot6 ek
evening. the Beividcr Capt William
receive freight Friday and TO the hour II
saturday Returning Peabody leaves
toe Saturday evening and the Beydere wedne
dAy evening
mill n 4 w CrIrIr
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DENNIS q BROTHER,
g.

DENNIS a BROTHER,
ID ERS,
Frnnklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall,
M GUILD respectfully Inform the citizens
w " that they prepared every Description of am Cot
oh ahd WOODEN Dying Cleansing well prices A
can be done In Sny city the Union Wearing Appa.
rel ed or cleaned and repaired in the superior and
manner We employ the most experienced worsn In every de-
paflment, and In
mems Of work constantly
q. -Nol 10 be- eScelled ny In any place" 90
nISSOL firm Of CIopton Cranp Arebitec,,
~ and Engineer by mutual dissolved on thc lar
instant The busnel % TIE tn VII be settled by Clopon
Richmond Va, september sth, 1855.
~ H. CLOPGON win continue the business Of Arrblter.
and hnginee a. the oae occupied by Copton and Crump
no up stars M,ln ,ifee Richmond Va, aud his pro
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ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.

~~,. ChANGE or HOURS
q aud sher APIi l.. the Aceomuad4ton Tain O., nlF
a. % VA an d''y sundsJs epte) between ~
n hcL99ad Al s' A. NJ Returning viii leave R.Lmon5 AZ
sl9ck 4. NJ. and reach Milford A. { 20 p NJ '' ~ =
II PAsE the sane IS on ne Man trains
SAMUEL RUTH
oFF1CT n 3 kP n n CO., '
Richmond March q 1859 uto9
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-05-07
HARDWARE.
1859. SPRING TRADE. 1S

1852. SPRING TRADE. 1859.
ROBEI2T J.. DENNY,
Dealer in Hardware, cutlery, Tools, &e.,
hmsrde'ng erery variety Of articles adapted for
BUILDERS, Ma CHLNiS7S, d. H0USE8EBPERS
No a0h, srovs nASxs
II HAVE nov In store the largest md mos CON ,-
u pete stock Of English German and American
Hardware I have had the pleasure 10 Of.
Ter, and respectfully Invite an In 10 examine
the same before purchasing elsewhere My h and
having been purchased exclusively cor cash. prepared
Ter them upon the low est terms.
In Farm Ing lnsptcn Hoes md Flows
shoNc spades, forkes Raks scyhe.
Together with GARDENING TOOLS al Kinds
In House-furntshfng Goods 4. also very
sne Tea drsys and Walters single and In
yspahd Toilet Sets un-Ware Preserving
nss ss,sry; nns Ivory Handle KNIVES. dnde. aud J
s Tubs Buckets Mats BroOus Cooking Utensils, ke ke
And In huifdfng Materials particularly an
Wepared With large and complete
sfption Bolts Hinges,
Sie and Axle Puicys fash
Ns- and spikes and all other articles building purposes
gcNer with Tools OF all kinda
i have the Agency here for the baltimore Hell aud
Gas Cocks steam Whistles and Brass generally
uce
ts- Orders carefully and promptly attended TO.
ROBERT J. DENNY,
mhYs pn Main srret. above the Ranks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-05-07
OFFlcE soUrHsIpE RAILgoAD COMPANY
@M q. -

ntRECT ROUTE To the wESr AND THE yIrCrSr,
~ SfiH1S VIA s9ghslde Railroad from Petersburg Lynch.
toll via East Tenn and Va Railroad from Rol 10 KnoNTr Al,
a rem and Weorria Railroad from knoxville Dalton via
western and Atlantic RAILROAD
Nashville and ChaiiaunoFa Railroad Chaanoora 40 s.yT
Memphis '''A' ''S'''4S"H ."
l tickets issued TO The above points Spring. and
bury ''N' "'"''Au' ie'e's-
on MONDAY next the i1h May Inst and eontn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-05-07
HECTOR DAVIS.
nOuESrTC 0OODS, Domestic Goods.

Auctionccr for the sale % Negroes,
FRANKLIN sfRFFT
SF& SfGRoE7 both pubucT and privately. He pledges DE
- hss' sTarfs ~ ~ DC hgher rrirs1 tstN ~
nOuESrIC GOODS, Domestic Goods.
- fl U1rrfie Goods.
hurr brown Huf Ir1cHrf CaftoUa rnrs a widths
FHrfs0nr siuGs l a kufmatiug ap ZOO asrtr1ent n ~
uesi.g Goods For cole rhrap.by
Hr5 cIILr9 4 CIFVEHy.
DoCKET aud TABLE CUTLEHy,-ii..,- - -,' gg
NINi IIrF HuN tn iIl ifrAll
Knyc, Razor and sc-'rs eir and Table Cutlery n AZ
descriptions, Which an Offering ior - ...
Hardware, cutlsy, &C., 3o5 Main -,
cpl AboYt The Bsrks,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-05-07
PAPER HANGiNGs


UP1IOLSTERY
fUNhE subscriber IN receipt Of LARGE an Il -. -, ~
Il ment OF Goods IN his line 'f''' ''
French aud American PLAIN DECORATIVE AMI GvT .prp
HANGlNOS, With Borders
tson Of Wood and Mar y ~ '''S' 7''''N u" 'n''
window CoRNlCEs; Curtain BANDS aud PINS; nrocats, s
un Delaine Morsted Danask. Muslin CRTI
S' isssel cops 1imps Cords Picture Iassels, &C
cold and Velvet, Plain aud Landscape WINpOw SHADES o
the latest patterns '''' 'i'''''E' W
isSs.rI brussels Tapestry, Three Ply Ingram and We
also STAIR 1919 '''' VI 'i"''''>'A'' ~ e'
for tables. " ""'''S'"'e oiL 'LOIls
On hand and made to ORDER Hair Suck Mos and s,yr
.ist FEATHER BEDS LOUNGES etc Paf.,rhsrrr
op.ots'etihg ana All other work In he
he@'ne's and despatch, In city county favorable tenn
se9 y, ,,o IT. MM a NALilEs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-05-07
sMITm, RHODEs =, IN

MPoR n AND DEALERS N HARDWARE CUTLERY GUNS
u sADDLEkN, ANCHOR BOLTING CLOTHS &C 40 M
- PEARL STREET, RICHMOND VIRGINIA. iIey. In co..
h spring soes purchased mostly for cash. direct the manu-
s ana sy would respectfully Invite the and
sAdets OF virginia. North Carolina visiting ,h
market to an examination Of the Thsy viii yara,.s -
sell Their goods equal With regular house I'M any .
yet Their stock embraces variety goods. comnrisns
part the following articles via: :"
scNtles-Grsin. Grass, Clover, German, &c
Snaihs sckles. Grass, Hook, Briar Hooks Cradles
nots-llhlng, wedding, Gruhhlnr
hakes-ltun and Wood forks-iIay and Manur. asscr,1
Shains.Coil, Trace, Log Filth, Halter breast &c Xc
stc-Cas'' shssr, German, English. American Isr.l A..
Hollow Ware-ASels, Springs, Nuts, Bolts washpr- &c
puihng Materials OF every description great variety
Safleniers Masons Tanucrs Ir
Surly-focket aud Tahleyarous makers-a iarrr 500
,,oek-Pad Chest, Knob, Till stock Closet &c Xc
inrse and Mule shoes-liorse shoe Nails Grnns and
morse and Mule Collars large variety - -
i Hoe Co Circular, = Cut, NH aud Fek ,.,d
h'dies Bits siirrups, Bky Webbing, Hair liar.
Patent and Enamneled Leathdr Lnlns skrs bag Hides
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''I'7IV "a =
,, sUPEn PEIOsPUtTE OF LIVE:

The af7reoing analysis Teprscb Super Phosphate high
" concentrated character and ther considered
10 Us valuable sl with which
ed te, this article be beat % the
come within notice inits mabuieurc nr0g
used independent ~ Peruvian Gutno, by which this article
capable OF rnhiuE 100 Per cent Ammonia Besides. Il
Als Considerable quantity ~ sat ~ Potash egual
cent Of Potas-a which an lnI ptnsue ute, 10 plant.
generally and especially required y Nc growth Of
hacco. 0IAnLKs BtCKELL PM ID
ahrlysis ~ ~ - W. ''' ''''
Pa bags ss each riee $40 % per ton Of 1000
ms VI PALMER. son 4 co
Main direct
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RAILROADS, &C.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
EkMR&s 49,; . S2yzz98
HnCHuoND AND DANNILLE RAILROAD.
~ and amer Monday March 2Sth lse Passenger
" rain on this road. wt as follows: I|- -
Leave Richmond daily sunday neiadsd Ju,-
uon lynehburg BRISTOL Knoxville. Dalton Chattanooga
and Meuph Tennessee atlanta aeorEia and Montgomery
bana And daily Except SundAysl Juncioa at
after the arrival Of the Northern trains
Leave Richmond daily except sundays for Danye Va ana
Greensboro, \. q, At h5o ~
RETURNING,
Leave Junction (iuksl daily Isandays NJ N
and arrive In Richmond 1t $40 A.. n
In Richmond Al aSorN - '>
re- The above trains ,oiys with IN. South "a.
Railroad trains To and from the Junction ana
with the Virginia Central Potomac Railroad trans 10 AMI
hom the North, at Richmond. 49,
Through Tickets throush IA IN.
points, also, 10 the Virginia spfings
For through Tcks alton appy NJ IN. Tk
omee Of the hehnond Danvie Railroad Company ehnca
,a... q CAMPBELL,
nln-su Superintendent
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Passengers breakfst and Ashland dine board the
comilrac steamers between Acqun Creek and Washington
~ For further information apply at This ONCE Street
Siiockoe lill JAAlFs o. WINSTON
80. -. Geu1 Ticket Agent.
once u. 4 =. r. Co,
Richmond. Jan. ~, 1855. isuql-f
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBUBG
RAILROAD.
E@@wWGEumm

k&M u u WW
Ossni amer January ss'h 1852 the trains Road will
" run as follows:
rOs rrrrassrns:
s,prsss, throush Passenger. daily, Sundays eseep-
Mail, through Passenger, daily, at 2 40 h" p A
Accommodation and freight tTi-wcekly, via: Mon
day, wednesday and Friday, A. NJ
RICHMOND;
Express, through Passenger, daily,
NAH and through passenger daily, Except sun
Accommodation and freight train, triweekiy, viz:
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, AT IN
ucrNuNp
passenger will be attached the
Chester on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. at 6i5AM
Passenger going BY this iran will take the ESpss train
Passenger Glover Hu leave summit At n Is NJ arrive
Chester at l. p NJ and then take Mail Petersburg
day, and Saturday.
The kSPres trains will only stop halfway Station and
chester TO take w put down way passengers.
Chester - $50 - ~ ~ '' ~
pes ssS Ss .S : sa ;se a ss % stopping
Express and Mali trains connect with The
ofhee In Richmond. " ' ''>N''
Norihern trains for Washington BALTIMORE through tickets
Tor alhgon, baltimore Philadelphia
procured NJ the snicr In Petersburg " -' $50 ''
Pare for white persons, s,s,
Children over5 and under i9yeanof.rr ~
Coored persons In servants car, W
C"lored persons will not be car
when attendance children or sick prson
requiring Their care In which the for white per
sous will be charged. - -
discount oftr allowed on each far. when
arc purchased at the Once and 10 persons getting ON the cars
With two passes that retained at the Once
to the ~ fN'''''''"
Tnos II. wYNNE, Superintendent.
Ohiec Il & r. r. T. Co, April 10, iS9
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MAIL AND PAssENGER TRAIN

NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
connecting with the Richmond and Dsn,i trains At Bur.v
(Juneion) and with the through route al Lynehbnri
Leave Petersburg daily o,.i,.k A a,
Arrive al BurAeylilc lJunction) af-.........Si6
ArrNe - Fartnyillc AZ ................. 0S5 Is 60
Arrive nt Lyuchhurs 80 .... .......... ~ "a pN
ltaNe ~ ue..lutg DAILY al ......-.. gSO
Arve al fapnSillc ~. ............... n
ArTiEc AZ butkcyt!r tJUuctiun) at 49,. as
ArIife al Petersburg ai.,...........-.......5SO
fIEfGHr TRAIN
Connecting with Richmond Dan vile train. a, ,bs J,.,t.
Leave Petersburg daily Al
Arfi'c Al liufkryllr tjuuctiun) t..........is N
Arrive NJ farmVille at..--..-........ "a
Arrive NJ Lynchburg ............ sSS -.
Leave lynchhurg daily At ..... soS a. A
Arrive az farmyille at ...... 9SS . - "
Arrive At Burkeyiie tJunciion) at . ii ~ Al
AiTlN" =" Petersburg at.......-..........45D N
an passenger the WAY or Joea Travel
wa va Sr Nv 80 TO The Train lsi1gs
trn al ~ - @ oseSyea by those IN charge Of the Train,
and 10 as csss si MS mn fordT wilson, Wei,
ana Wlie Sosaay q H. Burksviie, Riees High nrdse Yarn
cs fTo'peci Panpns Evergreen, AppomaitoS spout spring
CITY POINT BRANCH
south side Railroad - aui tassrna@f f,aIn
.efye sste,5Ds;g daili-- Sundays e1cepted-at.T An
Leave CITY loin, at sSS a.
IEr above Trains with River steamer. tsv
W Cy Point oT Norfolk and Saturday morning ana r
viii the Inc steamers Roanoke bound
~! train on this road VIII be IVA only when there
70 justin " kopiAg places and nut 81 ma
es' " k i'e.y observed by those ia
L. ts WI We tain be stopped other polnt-Fi,nd,s
Eft ,.,, @ h ALIsUP supt
"a N
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ONANp AgEEn TIsE IsT %UNE, ne tGls. Ca

ing articles win b carried between Petesburg aud any ~
Depot he Richmond Danvie Railroad above she
a. same charges rs carried between Richmond and me
and between Depot the Eoutl side Railroad
~ Junction and Whmoud ~ rates n carried 10 Peters
bun We Tobacco n hda boxes; Wheat Four Corn
1--we Rock, IN and Dry Goods and GroccdcE
~ uc intended through Richmond any
Depot The side RAILROAD shove the Junction.
charged The cariea throurh CITY Point Persburg
g. CAMPBELL.
General Superintendent n GD r.
n. u. ALfgOp.
npy7s Stunt TrsnsporiaiGn a Il n n
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RICHMOND a PETERSBURG Il. X,
~ .avszszs ss1-.-.5s.s Esss,as
.- Through Freight

Through Freight o
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NORTH CAROLINA
NOM ne s day n March until September next
eEh, and accommodation irans this will Rich
mOnd and Peieshurr MONDAY. "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
~ r o'clock A. " instead Of O'Clock. . before.
Arrangements have made ~ This company prompt
and punriun forwarding and delivery o. All produce
Other ,es Of freight designed Tor transportation either be
Richmond and points Petersburg and Raleigh idg
way, Gcenboo, Salisbury, and Charlotte, North Carolina
rates without charge Tor forwarding sfage, drayagc &c.
At url articles sent 0 Richmond, should be consigned pipfy
m1rtd 90 te N the freight agen n Che Richmond
erur Railroad ~ Petershurg whom they will promptly
forwarded a. 20 rate, n tolls The Roads south u Petersburg,
(Whch they require 10 be prepad FAR HaghJ Information
may be had ~ The Depot Or iis Company. Richmond
z. a. WYNNF. supt
once r. and y " NJ March an. mnI-dn