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THE LATEST NEWS.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
The Question Of an Extra Session OF Con-
gxess Still Observation-Disclosures Reeds
Views OF tho Coolie Tgade-Appointmcn
Of Cadets. &c., &c.

OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DEIPATCH.
WASHINGTON March IS, 1859
Tie question of extra session Of Congress is still unde
cided TIE Cabinet had the matter uider advisement
again to-day Every effort Is being made 10 avoid il
possible, and the chances are decidedly against sn
session Measures have already been taken to
tain whether money be raised certificates
without mourning much any Discount It is alleged
by those opposing extra session that sufficient
can raised in this way 70 carry thu SERVICE which
will obviate the necessity OF ccnvenig Congress- and
which, persisted in, will give the organisation Of the
House TO the black republicans.
The State Department received vouninous dispatches
by the last arrival from Europe from Mr. Reed,
Minister to China. Among other matters, he speaks
at length of the cooe trade carried between China
and Cuba He characerzes in strpng language, ana
says presents awful picture Of srocty and barba
rism Many Of them decoyed and kidnapped, not
knowing their destination until they find themselves in
the clutches OF the nhuman monsters who carry on this
traffic.
The following cadets to-day appointed at large by
the President: they of officers who have dstn
guished themselves in the service Of their country
James W. Wright, Henry H. Lee, J. Il. Field, Thomas
Ward, s. G. Clark, Thomas Roland, George D. Ramsey,
j. B. Washington, j. r. Tyler and L. S. Buchanan.
There is some talk Of Withdrawing portion Of the
troops now Utah for service elsewhere Orders for the
movement OF the army have not yet been completed
General Scott shortly expected here, when it will be
arranged.
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Arrival Of the Pacific.

ST. JOINS ~ f., March 49, 1859.
The steamship Pacific, from Galway on the 9Th inst
arrived here. Her news is anticipated by the weser at
New York.
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Our New Orleans Correspondence.


Movements IF he TuiIuSers
The letter signed by Boone G. Brady, which first ap
pcarcd in the Louisville Journal and been extensively
copied by the under the caption of 1.-THE New FIJI
buster Movement, abounds in inaccuracies Here is tho
paragraph
General Hennngsen Colonel John Markham Major Valera
Captain White and Lieutenant Edgar Hewitt the Nicara-
guam army, have arrived here to lead large party emf
party headed by Colonel Kinney from Corpus Christi Gene
raj william walker Lieutenant Maury, Captain
Col Frank Anderson the Ncaraguan army a. ayea
ton route via Vera Cruz and will the whole party
for Fort Yuma and Hermacio, in Sonora where General
Walker afst figured IN revolutionary movement Sonora
Neither General William Walker Lieutenant Maury.
Captain Faysoux COL Frank Anderson are, or have
been, recently in Galveston. General Walker was in
Mobile at the time of the departure Of the Susan
He came to New Orleans in January, remained
here until the morning of the 5th instant, when
he left the steamer Philadelphia for California He
was accompanied by Col Bruno Van Natzmer Capt
Harry Haury in Mobile at present. Capt Fayssoux ia
IN this city, and has been for several months Col Frank
Anderson went TO California about months ago. and
wns at San Francisco when last heard FROM None OF
Sonora, but still engaged In the Nicaragua scheme
The preparations henccfoth will DO made on the Pacific
and that speedily.
Col RudIcr, Major Ellis and others are here and will
await advices from California. Col Iockridre has no
connection with Ncaraguan affairs nor is he 10 the conf
dence Of Gen. Walker.
The idea that Gen. Walker or any body else would
attempt to get to Sonora via Vera Cruz during the
condition OF Mexican affairs, Is superbiy ridiculous.
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teesNesxs Abbott, SHAW. Lawrence Collins, Bougtssn,
Banpcy, @. D. PAAner, Wiley and Bowen.
Adjourned 81 lip. Il
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AMnirs in Hostan.

W.rfONI HATcN IS, IbbV,
Tho purchase OF TIC Hancock Ecusc was escaed N the
House 70 DAY, by yeas 81, nays 81.
Rev JAs Kenaali, p.D, die'i u Plymouia yesterday,
Azes 81 Iyag
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, March IL, 1859.
Capt. Dsmukes, while returning from the the tre
Wednesday night, with his wife, attacked by four
men and shot His wounds will probably prove fatal.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.


BROADWAY THEATRE Broadway -Afernoon-o
NICK Young NIcK-BRoKYS SWORD. Evenng-AkIoNY
And CI8oeAIRA-OLD NICK AND YOUNG NICK.
NIBIIOE GARDEN, Broadway-Afternoon and Evening
VAN AHYURous MESAcEEIE-TRAIyED ELEPuASr-
PxRyoRMlsCKs.
BowERY THEATRE. Bowery.-ouR EscLIsu Cousin
KNIGHTS THE Msr-NoRAH CRErNA.
wAILACK's THEATRE, Brosdway-ru vERsRAs; CT,
taArCr ALGERlA
LAURA KEEHEs TKEkrRE. No. sN Brosdwxy.--oun
AnxsICAN Cousps-MR AND ARs. PETER WHITE.
THEATRE FRANCAIs, 5s5 Broadway-L INVITATION A
VAIsE-JOBiS 1t NASErrE-uNE FEMME QUi Sc JErIE
FEuErRE.
sAKNUms AMERICAN kUssua. Bro.dwsy.-Aner.
anu kvening-HARvRsT hone.
WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING. s6i and sss Broa way
EruoPiAs Sosas, DANCES. kc.-Gfsrc SPILL.
BRYAETsy MINSTREIS MECHANICS HALL, At Broad
wAy-NEsRo SONGS BuRLxseuEs-JoANSY Roach.
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THE GENERAL. NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WAsMNGTON, March IS, 1853
The COUNCIL OF Mr. Sickles purpose making applca.
ton to the Criminal Court Monday to the
trial on Tuesday.
The War Department has Just issued list Of the promo
lions made divisions o. the army since the
10th of December last
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News from Venezuela.

news from venezuela.
JNsURRECTION AT CORO-ALARM AT THE CAPITAL
AMNESTY TO POLITICAL OFFENDERS
OF A NEW MINISTRY, ETC.
CARACAS, March o, 1859.
On the 9th Of February we received the news of a
ronuncainto at Coro, where there some skirmish.
ing and bloodshed
On the 28th ultimO there thousand rumors aoat
about rising at this capital and at night the guards were
doubled and patrols the alert with SPIES On the LIST Of
March business was nearly suspended people in groups
In all directions in earnest conversation At nooo they
began to assemble in front of the Government House and
in the square in front AT appearances looked more
squay when troop Of lancers ordered to dispense
tho crowd. company of militia occupied the Govern
ment House, and the entire military force were brought
INTO the public square in front Of the Government House.
end the Horse Guards sent the city observe any
movements At p NJ General Castro and suite appeared
in front of the Government House and rode through the
city In all directions with prompt precaution Tho
city remained quiet and yesterday business assumed its
usual activity.
General Castro has proclaimed full pardon TO all who
have been expelled for political offences or imprisoned
with the exception Of General Monagas
new ministry has been formed; and ex. President
General Carlos Soubette accepted the Foreign Office an
xcelient appointment
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-Four days later intelligence had been rec eived from
China the dates being Shanghai Jan TO- Hong Kong
no 10Th.
The rates Of exchange continued with fayorabls ton
dcncy for England.
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The War In IntISa.

The Bombay mall Of February arrived at Alexandria
on the 25th utiuo.
general order from the Governor General contains tbs
followng;-lord Clyde announces that the campaign IN
which the troops under his immediate command have been
Dude.
On the application Of Jung Bahadoor British troops had
rebels He had also issued proclamation TO the eject
that he would surrender TO tho British government ali
insurgents found within his territory
Sir Hugh Rose making active preparations for tho
destruction Of the forts the possession OF the Rohas
Tantio Topee was flying towards Bcekanur and Jondh.
pore.
Religious riots had occurred In Travancore
The Nawab Of Furruckabad had given himself up
prisoner
Lord Clyde was unwell, and was about 10 proceed to
SINH for the season.
new loan announced the issue of Treasury bills
at an interest Of 5 per cent Government securities had
fallen heavily In consequence.
The import market Of Bombay lees active. Cotton
and oil seeds were lower. Money was very scarce
Frcights had slightly improved. Exchange g. %d for
credits.
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HHrCH I0U8.
The democrats held their Convention this city to-day.
Mr. Elisha Il. Potter Of South Kngstown was nominated
for Governor and Mr. Fenncr Brown, Of Cumberland
Lieutenant Governor. Mr.. Disney Arnold Of North
Providence nominated for the Eastern district aud
Mr. Alfred Anthony, Of Johnston, for the Western Con.
eressonaI detrlct
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MynrHIs, Tenn, March Is, 1859.
crcvasse opened at Tolula, sixty FIVE miles above
vicksburg, on Wednesday night, destroying T. Norths
plantation and flooding the country.
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AT rHE STATE CAPITAL,
NEW YoRK Ln0asLAzURa.


Albany, March 10, 1860.
On The reading OF the journal Mr.. MAnHxR (dem) 70
newed hs attempt obtain correction Of the record BY
inserting tie protest Of the democratic members Mr.
MAndevie's case.
Tho Chair decided Il was rot h order.
An appeal was taken, and the Chair again sustained
Mr.. koxos (rep.) reported bill providing that all
state officers annual reports shall DO publis red in tho
State aper before the 10Th Of November Of esct
year. and copies forwarded to the members Of the egisa
turc.
lbe bill 10 protect the grounds Of the Protestant Epsco
pal scaoos il New York WAS ordered TO third reading
TIE Registry Law bill being received from the
bly, it was, alter discussion made the special order Tor
Monday evening.
The temperance bill and bills relating TO the license
nmeS' ment were ade the special order for Friday
evening .Ar
Mr. MArHx offered resolution embracing the protest
in the Vaudeville case.
Mr. IxS (rep objected to the reception Of the resolu
The CaAR decided ths. could not be received as i
sought to co indirectly what the Senate had decided should
not be done directly
Mr.. scor (demj claimed the right for any member on
the hcor TO oner resolution respectful 10 language He
r' tae resolutson 70 prove that ii was respectful
sustained the Chair
Mr. LAIIN (rep) moved to refer Mr. We more's claim
and Elections with instructions to report speedily
possible.
Before the question was taken, the special order was
announced, and the Canal Appropriation bill taken up
Al T. N. the Canal Appropriation was taken up.
long debate took place on Mr. Noxon's amendment,
restricting the prohibition against the issuing Of caral
drafts, by providing that drafts shall be
work hereafter to be done, but only for work alre
contracted.
Mr.. JOIN y. WILLARD (dem,) moved section provi l.
Ing for STATE tax for 1869 of halt million pay the
'eres on that portion Of canal debt created ID incurred
under and N pursuance OF section o. article of the
stim,oD, as amended in 1854. Lost
Mr. HnnKiI rep) moved to increase the Black River
ap~o ration 10 sixty thousand dollars. Lost
Mr.. Hubbells amendment then resumed in differ
EFT shapes, varying trte from the first proposed.
After considerable skirmishilg, the bill made the
special q for 10 morrow and the Senate adjourned
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Letter from a e Rev. Alfred Dayman-The
Decree of SusponsloO-Protest or tne Rev.
rIessrs. Dsyman and Descamps Against the
f1ores dings " she Archbishop-IheF Faith.
fuA Directed not to Feed, Clothe nor Shelter
Them &c.. &c.
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NIBI.OS GARDEN, Broadway.-Afternoon and Evening
VAN AHyrRou's MESAGERIE-TRAISED ELEPHASr- stEScs
Pm IN
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THEATRE FRANCAIs. 5s5 Broadway-L'ISvIrArI A
la vAIsE-JoBiS 1t NANErrE-uNE FEsHE QUi sE JErTE
LIZ FruETRE.
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LAURA KEEEE's TKEATRE No. s2I Broadwxy.--OuR
AMERICAN Cousns-MR. AND MIS-. PETER WHITE.
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TYW.YoaE ADTEaalsB1TE1Ts.


einger's Sewing Machines.
-. 5s ssss = = q - - - 49, sss
ssSss - psks sssazssbe > fzzss ee.lus Esc.lss--
1fer 1872 iks kiEksa epeiea y ~ TAXED states
~ v-ss exhsea ihs ale skzposf,en Unisersele IN
Pr.nrc where thcy snFris1 s4tez hghest pslnm md
srsf szipaespry % make ~ beea buf h fariA
IN svrry bsach Of sdass b seh sssin9 = 20 be done
se.e arines can Be pssd va mmenss pFu A. TIE peed
a the xsvsy lraa : travelling ff 20 b sewing With
sinsFsss Machnes esmpsna with haudssst9 No tsilos
shoenaker drussnnkey carAEe trimmer saddsx, haef. &c
r shsud not The hh pfOnt % using one Of
lhee zchnee regularly employed One Thousand Dollars
: year In al private families wheFe there u much sewing 10
invaluable assistenee
keepers fad them particularly convenient ana pfon
able. These machines simple In their No
very strong and durable being the only Kind o. sewing
chine made by which sui Of WORK. cosse % ane
could perfectly executed Thousands Of inferior ana
sewing Machines have been made aud cold under various
names Singers Machines alone have becn found every
where 10 satisfy the wants Of the people
Plain printed inaraeens for usinE are sent Win esc nm
chine from which readily acquire the art Of mana
gng them The machines packed securely 70 60 20 an!
omaion WILL application by letter n either OF our ON
ees copy oil N. Singer Cos Gazette paper
wholly devoted 10 the Sewing Machine interest.
l. NJ SINGER CO..
Principal Once, No. s9s broadway New York
BRANCH OrrcEs-No 81 Hanover 81, Boston, No. VI ehap
Il ST. New Haven, C; GloYeryie NJ II No ga Broad 81
Newark, N j.; No. 142 Chestnut st. Philadelphia No. lVs Bal
ST., Baltimore No. 80 Westminster ST. Providence H.
l.; No. East 9TH 81, CincinnaE No. % NORTH 4h st o.
Io No. 81 ST. Charles 81, New Orleans, No. 70 D.uPhin ST.
Mobile ldec zs-d&ctel
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FROM VIRGINIA L. NORTH CAROLINA.
Through Washington CITY by Railroad direct
- sssg ssSlsIEzll q f;sslSsE u
TOTHE WEST2

TO THE WEST?
gHyE Baltimore Ohio knruad with Its improved
Western offers grva, Inducements travellers
from Virginia taronas through Washington and bal
wcst
The connection between from Washington and
bound West for Wheeling Parkersburg alt
promptly made the Junction
(aiey called the Relay House, miles from Baltimore This
only change Of CHRIS required between Washington and
the Ohio River baggage is checked through the West
the Washington Station.
sN-Thc connecting leave Washington daily at A.
NJ and A20 4. NJ On sunday ut the latter hour.
Al REDWOOD
connection II made with
bridge, Znnesvie and Newark To Coumbus These
Newark with the Cars of the Newark Mansfield
sandusky L. H. for sandusky Toledo Detroit Chicago ST.
Louia, ctc
Connection IL made Qy Steamboat mles with the ains
Marietta and Cincinnati Road for Chicothe Cincinnati
Ne &c.
and Ohio River aoad Cleveland Toledo, De-
troit Chicago, and all the Northwestern points direct
~ TrayeeS requested 10 notice the
unly Route aordng Through Tickets and Checss In Washing
nearly all the leading points In West The
Washington Cincinnati but about miles, being
about 100 miles shorter than amy other route
Fare by thuge ticket nom Washington at least ONE DOL
LAR LESS than by the lowest Northern Routes more
Northern cities
For Frederick aud Harpers Ferry Marnsburg Berkeley
Springs Cumberland Bedford Springs Oakland and Grafton
IA. NJ. train from Washington.
sBFor further Information, for Through Tickets &c. apply
THOMAS II. PARsoNa, Agent at Washing ST.
W.P. SMITH, Master Of Transportation.
baltimore d Ohio Railroad
l. NJ Cole General Tidket Agent sept iociy.
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RObinsOn'S Manipulated Cuano,

faVlts FERTILIZER composed Of onehaf BEST PEgry
Il "a half fine ground lone and best losri
III is ia condition for immediate being prepared with
new and mpro, ed machinery, by which the init
mate combination Is effected, reducing NIL Uniform fine
powder and Tor application by drill otherwise, II is In the
st perfect order And have hesitation in saying, that
for all crops is equal any fertilizer offered
ing community! The quality will be kept perfectly uniform in
all r,ses and Htrrdated 70 contain per cent T AnOni
and H. 10 10 per cent Of Bone Paospafe Of Lime.
our Gaano put strong bags, weighing about 100 lbs
each.
FRANCIS ROBINSON gives his personal attention to pre-
pairing this article aad rely "LObinsons
A"d "ied GfdhoH being particular represented
All or,crs will receive immediate attention.
r. ROBINSON Il Co,
M. 4, llollinssw Street, up stairs,
baltimore, Md
EoBlNsJA MANIPULATED GUANO is for sale in lots
IN sul., b., the following Agents:
Jonathan ysuI, Frederick Md.
j. g. Neyci, Alexandria VA.
j. II. Bradley, Fredericksburg, Va
Garrison " Magne, Norfolk,
l.. IL. Skinker ~ Co., Richmond, Va.
hos l.ralch N SONS, Petersburg, "a.
~. n il. q. " or,, Wilmington, Nc.
l.. L. Lindsay, ili.n Pvin, y. Z.
july 2}-l2ma
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NEW CONCER N.

WE unsrsgard having formed copsrinershp In The
w name and style Solomon Mussef, and will coninet
Tho GROCERY BUSINESS. Tho old stand Of John H. so-
inoa Decd iss Main street.
We take dis method Of informing The citizens Of Iynchbarg
and the surrounding country generally that Ss gre ~ reet;
a new and we'll selected stock Of prime Oroccrie u NIL
Kinda solicit patronage II oil IN want Of the same
We vii keep constantly on hand Wells
,tok ii. The si GroceIes market, and Will c1envor 10
gvs entire satisfaction 10 all who will hyor Us with call
N. d. SOLOMON,
sus aaAd2 WIN. H. MUssER.
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ADyERTISEME EMIT.

Gifs Rare and Deaatyat U.rea indtscrimindtty
nithout Money 10 oil Persons Ord, ring books from
CLARK'E GREAT
GIFT BOOK ESTABLISHMENT
ASo. ooo, SpiAus Ssu AGA SI.eel,
PHILADELPHIA
THIS establishment IL conducted seac Of unsurpassed
magnlccncc and literally, thousands can testify, aud
universally the liberal and punciuai
Tin Enterprise In the United states.
uMy Classified Catalogue Of Books pamphlet Of -
large pagca full list " Histories, Biographies, Ira
y.is Ad. entur- stores Anecdotes, Tales, Narratives Ro
nalces sports and Pas,imeA Also Religious Biblical heo-
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and Presentation BOOKS Bibes Hymn aii Prayer hooks In
every style Of binding together with NIL the NEW rsl WOks
The day a of which handsomely bound aud CT AkAS
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The schedule Of tits present Jus will be seen by reference
CataUgIe 10 the extensive II Ia also the most
superior elegant and magnificent offered by similar
establishment In the Cnioione OF which gifts VIII accompany
each book nj the time Of sale.
az Fine CON WArcH accompanies every order oi 100
Books ordered nj one time from my Catalogue.
TEs flMONIAlS.
As evidence Of the truth Of what has been asserted a
pend the Of few gentlemen vi high sin'ig WHO'S.
questioned, who purchased ordered
Books me, aud received GoLD WATCHES namely: Nm
Zimmerman ESQ., Mideto~n, Pa; John d. s9ies, Wholesale
Gruccr Lancaster Pa. Hon. o. u. Walker Representative
county In pcnnsy Legislature Waiter
u Evans Notary Public, Lancaster city, Pa Jacob Martin
Esd, Rochester n. Y; Hiram FISK Esq, Cleveland, Oio Mr.
lenart Harrisburg Pu; Mr.. j. L. Fears Bear Creek
Henry Georgia; Mr. 0s omead Bedford Pa and julia
trosby, y21 nwrcnce street, whu received
splendid silk Dress Pattern, worth $40.
No 500 spring Garden street, i,ilaa,pha.
sH- Agents wanted Ia every and village III The United
Ny Agents such afford Them liberal
by addressing above. Catalogues free any nl
dress. aug vdlm
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uymE s,asu,xssd = nov : issa 4 - ea.p.se s.esL q
gih nsa1 enrs and The long expesicaes IN Ne wsae e
csa1sAsa that In besnt syie and msdsf.s ehssen Ms
iAs sla. lie rc~ctfsy iasi.c bis teads esslonGs ana
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- 81 syndss ssa ssytes Al C0thng his stood q gEkTE.
NINE fuRNfsIfiNo GOODS h lafEr-such ~ shl1s C".~
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Cunisy Nersnis viii and their ntesest IN examine his
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weosnsA TnApa soc call run I'll Icrsns NJ the odd
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PETERSBURG ADvERTISEMENTs
No. 81 Sycamore street, Petersburg

No. 81 Sycamore Street, Petersburg,
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NFFERs 10 his friends and the public generally one OF the
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SLY EKwARE, FINE CLOCKS ind PHYSICIANS GOODS
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Cheap brilliant and beautiful be Ind In any other esta-
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

81 vi MEX AkkANGEM
I)EDUCED RATEs.-The u. 8. Mail Steamers ecs~
III JAMESTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, and kOA- ASE6tN
AUKE, Capt SKINNER will carry passengers to and
from Virginia ut RRDUcED RATES
The JAN TOWN, Capt PARRisH leaves Richmond every
ESDAY afternoon, O'clock City Point evening,
Norfolk Wednesday, at IL O'Clock, for New YORK,
arriving early day. und In time to connect with the
lines going East and North.
The ROANOKE Capt SKINNER leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY afternoon, O'clock City Point next morning. al
Y"cock aud ortsmout same evening, for New York. ar-
ing next evening.
RETU RNING,
The jamestown leaves ork, Pier No. IL North
River saturday at O'Clock, for Norfolk Pc
t.rsburg and misunderstanding Freight for euei place
The Roanoke leaves New York, from Pier No. l3 North Rv
every "Wednesday afternoon, ut O'Clock for Portsmouth,
Petersburg Acknowledging Freight for ench place
REDUCED RATES
Passage satcroom included, Norfolk and New
Passage, included, between Richmond, Peters
burg und.New York, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
St.crage Passage... ........... .........
Passage, Included, between Lyncburg and New
Passage To ami from Norfolk, by the River boats
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
tSr- The and elegant steamer YORKTOWN will soon
put upon die line, at The rates above forming Iii
Weekly line.
For iickes apply to LEE, ROOKIE h co, Agents,
april 3D,iis. Main street, Lynclburg, Va