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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25

THE WATERING PIAcEs--We publish a num-
Der of letters from the watering places. giving
accounts OF the doings carried on In those ex-
pensive places. where so many spend the money
which they earn during the spring and fall. No
doubt a change Of country air under proper
conditions is good for health. But instead Of
rest and relaxation. the watering places are for
the most part scenes Of excitement. where car
nivals are carried on by fast men, fast women
and fast horses. and night Is turned into day.
and excitement and dissipation are kept up till
the "wee sma hours" Many who go to the wa
teripg places in good health return sick in body
and mind, and date their ruin from their visit
to these fashionable resorts. The charges for
very indifferent food, and very badly cooked,
are extreme. The system of gastronomy
adopted has more relation to the pocket OF the
host than the stomach of the guest. The idea
is not to increase but to diminish the appetite
for substantial food, aud that sort Of cooking
and those kinds Of dishes which will produce
such a result are In high favor. The wa
tering places are famous for intrigues,
for the opportunities are great. aud
those having no sound education, and no men
tai resources, and having no means of employ
ing body or mind. are very apt to fall into sun
dry temptations Of the devil.
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TnE LArE FRrsHkrs.-A great deal Of pro-
perry has been destroyed by the recent heavy
rains, by which various parts of the country
have been visited. The freshets which they oc-
casioned in this State, Pennsylvania, Connecti-
cut and Louisiana must have annihilated
crops and buildings to the amount of more
than q million Of dollars These losses are.
however, but of small account when we come
to balance them against the blessings with
which Providence has this season favored us.
The result Of the harvest all over the counlrv
happily places us In position to make llel Of
such disasters.
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For Satan finds some mischief sti
For idle hands 10 do.

There is no place the clergy are so much
needed as at the fashionable watering resorts.
They are among Satan's strongholds, where
"the pomps and vanities" Of this wicked world
and oil the sinful lusts Of the aesh are Of rank.
es. growth. There Is as much need Of the Cos.
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NIBLO's GARDEN. Broadway.-EouEsrRIAs PERFORM
AsCEs-CIsDxEnlIA. Afternoon and Evening.
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NEW BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery-DAMos ASD Ply.
WivE-HAspsoAE JACK.
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BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM, Brosdwsy.-Dsy and
Hvsnng-SiseIsG AND DAscisG-BEa BoLr-L.YISG Gu
Err
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25

wALIACK'S THEATRE, Broadwav.-IRrsa AssyRI
Asp YASKKE MopEsrY-woRgIsG TBE ORAcLk
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IBg GREATEST CONSULTATION

A sA!.tMY ~ MuSlC-lIAi.f-N OrERA~
"A ,E,SON L56D 81.
OPENING kIuhT, ssfTE.s BE6 5
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AMpsE MENTS.


WALLACa's THEATRE
The hgh, distinguished sod talented young American
sctr~ss
MISS JAHE uOOMBs.
Aexowiedged-by he aad e the most beautiful and
etesaAt att1t@ the stage has be~u engaged
FOR SIX SfuHrs ONLY.
MONDAY. Angus, q.
LADY EvELiss AMYorr
THE WIPES sEGaEr
the copy Of which has resny been reesyed by
ss OoonIs tTSm Engsad md VIII be produced IN is
As acted 3, Mr. ana Mrs hulss Keau
Mr.. GEORGE JORDAN
has eeea engaged snRr va. e TIE leading part
The piece will be represented new dresses AN new
This Justly popular original production twrisn by Lo
dents during the Of English A,d the
battle Of Salisbury ana has been ;ei great
noble play appeals directly N every feme- heat and 10
the soul OF every depicting the conflicting emotions
while striving TO her
BROTHERS. LIFE,
the agony and proud despair s o of
incited by the REGULATING rrEwARD.
powerfully contrssed with the schness and cheerful
MAUD, THE WAXING WOMAN.
and the zeal of the CAPTAIN,
The Wfes Secret brother from death gains the adj
mraon Of husband and exposes the malice AMI aseaooi
Of hose who % cover their own Eu' accuse tn
Lacy i ieS s S' Appearance al this hs.r-
6r Waller, this husband. M ne, !ordsn
Lord Ter the brother; r. i y"sn
broqilsrd the French captain mr.. MORE
Ne'''e INC pAsV iIier ar. appearance here
Doors open half past seven; commence at eight
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

THE PLACE FOR BAL GAlNS-At
SCHAAP Il CO. 81, corner Of Broad and 3rd
streets China and Glassware at the, cheapest
prices ever heard of, such as Tumklers from SIC
dozen up; Goblets from 81 50 dozen up; Kerosere
on Lamps from 75c. a piece up-ali worth double
the money; Tea Sets and Dinner Sets lar below
regular prices. new goods are pouring in daily,
and we must make room for them Our stock Of
BIRD Cages and Children's Carriaxes surpasses
Furnishing Goods. such as Looking Glasses, Tea
Trays, Coffee and Tea Pots, of al kinds Of metal,
Table Cutlery, Wooden and Willow are, and
thousands of other articles in that line, cal from
thoss in want of such goods will prove beneficial
to them they will from Is to IS per cent by
purchasing at SCHAAP 4 CO.'S,
Corner of broad and Ri ata
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WILLIAM MALONE,
Engineer and SUIT N. & PM
hf5i! a W ESTERN MAI IShU

~ nE1E - WESTERN MAIL lou.
-seLINE-R &c HMOND AND
pANviLLE RAILROAD-CHANGE on scHs.
DULE.-On and after SUNDAY. Janusr "a,
1860, the Mail and Passenger Train on this rod
will run as follows:
Leave Richmond. daily at 8 A. NJ, for Junction,
(Burkevilie,l Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville. pal.
ton and Atlanta. Ga, Chattanooga, N"aviI.,
Grand Junction. and Memphis. Tenn, Mont.
somery and Mobile. Ala and New Orleans.
Leave Richmond daily, texcept Sunday, tsf
Danville, Va, and Greensboro, N. c., sam.
REruRNiN0:
Leave Junction, Burkeviiel daily, at 10 An.
and arrive in Richmond at r. NJ.
Leave Danville daily, texcept sundaysjatt 4
NJ :, and arrive in Richmond az 2. ".
The above trains connect both ways with no
South Side Railroad trains To and frep the South
west ut the Junction. ana with the FirslBia Ger
trail. and Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po.enH
Railroad trains, to and from the North at Rich
EoEd.
A Through Tickets sold. and bag gaze ehstkA
Through 70 the above points; also, TO the Vnsaa
Springs.
M. For Through Tickets and further informs
Ton, app ~ the TICKET Office Q. the Richmond III
Danvlllo Railroad Company, Rlchmond.
ia 28-tA ALEX. WORRAI.L, Sapt
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Yearly ONE PRIZE TO EVERY MI
TICKETS.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.


NhoIs -Fickcts. %; Halves O.; Qaartsniss - g.
Certificates cf Packase: in the Ordinary Draw
the risk Certisease of Package Of 10 Whole Tick-
500 Certificate Of Package OF 20 Quarter Tickets,
ca; Certificate Of Package Of 10 Eighth Tickets
$40.
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose tho
amount of money TO our address for what you wish
70 purchase; name the Lottery IN which you wish
Anarters or Elg hths. on receipt of which we send
scheme.
Immsdiatsly after the drawing, Printed draw
sent, with IN Explanation.
Purchasers will pease write their signakuren
yiain nd kiveths name Of their Post Once. Coan-
All soTTpanicatiqns strictly confidential.
AL Ynxes Of u O00 and und0Y ma imma
stately 4nsr the drawing Prizes q the 1snsi
M06b. E6py I co.'s LorrRRrRs -.
ass.n = Augusta. Georgia. and Wiiminston. DE-
orders for Tickets 9. Certificate. 70 B. d,..,.a 70
g X X800bb:. EbbbbXy { g. S0. 1Wslssss: q.
,ClfculaS., containing 6che nies for ~ In.ta
~ p sens, Rec q expense. By addrSnsins -
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DENTISTRY.


Wf3W SURGEON DENTIST,
p Once on Main, below Pearl street. nsxs
door to ?. Horton Keach's trimming store. and two
doors above Nessrs. Thos. n. Price Co.'s DRY
Goods store.
The subscriber hav1ng removed 10 the above
house, would BE- pleased to see those With whom s.
rations 2 serve the public generally. AL opers-
tons performed r the nest approved and sc;sntic
BY him warranted 70 give soiisfaetion. loo I'D
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IASSB aASgE RallE 1! d HE -
IS s. ss: .ss:::! g = 1ss
fss Il In: s. o.s
4: s =: :. : : ....:.
by nope in the market, and being determined TO Of
er i q such prices a. cannot fail to give satisfac
COUNTRY MERCHANTs buy,ns ior cash OF
city scceptancee are especially invited 70 call, a.
- " : j .. f FASE, j u i No. . Main st.
sESSSS sTl an n ffhsS ic ss.schAs.
sscsf q aaIis ses
e dy n Tsar c1n,stsnsl q hand and DIES
ss "s p 'tsi A. EHsR
gH s sSs4fsDl fHA5 f 81
ss sns n ss .s:s Ss ss
Children OF the latest Il, lee and Of tho best quail.
n sf1s ssFs
o .vsfS s,s and
Wholesale or retail; by ALEX; HILL Co,
sss Boots and Shoes
Il PRICE or HATS AND B0Ors.-A
E,S i4o IL to " ger ein T. . xNTa p
WIZ Columbian Hotel building.
spality. os fa.hionabls silk ast.. g; 6ns eau
fne cali skin sewed Shoes. ! =. -
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements With
to supply him with handsome ard substantiai CAT
low ~
HALF. &C 4-d&Wtb
- GENTLEMEN'S W Z A Il We
have the following desirable styles of
Sole chsnns and Stitched Boots; Caters and Ok.
ford Ties; Calf. Kid Caters and oxford Ties; Last
ing Caters, Oxford Ties and BrOgans; Embrold-
cred Cashmere and Velvet Slippers; The above
and we invite those in want Of really prime
ticle of Boots or Shoes at very low price, to call
and judge for themselves.
MARCUS HARRIS BRO,
Wholesale and Retail! Dealers.
Next to the American Hotel.
M. NENZEL. Foreman.
eNy5yo TRUNKS! TRUNKS!!-W We have
klf1ySnOw in store one Of the largest stocks Of
Trunks, Bonnet Boxes. Vsllces. CARPET
and Railroad Bags. in this city. The purchaser
Dealing very largely in this branch OF business it
enables us to sell Trunks at n very small advance
on factory prices. Our assortment comprises most
made MARCUS HARRIS ( BRO.
Main street, next to the American Hotel.
sEmp TRUNKS AND VALICES. The
SxNsubscrlbers have now in store the largest
Dass0TtmentO Of Trunks and Valices that has
ever been offered for sale in this city, msde ex-
pressy to their order. All in want Of good Trunk
ALEX. HILL 4 CO, l27 Main ST.,
Richmond.
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- TO PASS ENGERslo1W,.

~ JS, sASi NoSfHEsE1 ~
RANGEMENT.--IMPOKTANT TO IRAvEL;;
EKS.-oTHR0IGH TICKETS AND ThEoLgt
Tying the great United States Mail. Twice tli
fSunday night exec ptedl between Richmond, Asi
endria, w ashlngt"n. Baltimore, Philadelphia ~
York, and all important points West, Wis Asssa
Greek and Washington, over she Richmond, FRI
ericksburg h Potomac Railroad, IN the PofaEN
river, rs miles. and by splendid aad com.ofHs,ss
miles in SEVEN hours: BEING q cnmlortabIe And NJ.
isctiy safe rate of speed.
Hours Of departure: go, A. NJ, and y.
BAEGAGE. under charge of SPECIAL AfeaA
ChECkED TIL 0CGHt to Washington Baltimore
PhiiaGe lphia and New York.
TKRouoH TICxErs can be secured at the follow
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NOTICE.-The co. psrtnership in the
- Practice Of Law. aeretcfoTe existing be-
VOID 4 CLAIBORNE, 10 this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
The unfinished business of our clients will re-
ceive, AZ heretofore. the attention of ua both.
o;.. ,s.o &C. GRfS Id,
g: G. Grisweld having taken his son,
JOSEPH 6. GRISWOLD, into partnership, they
will hereafter. practice under the firm Of Girls
VOID GR!SWOLD: They will practice in all
ties Of HenIico and Hanover, and in the Circuit
Courts Of Essex and King and Queen counties.
They will also attend to the Collection of Claims
of $500 and upwards in any part of the State.
Once on Ross street, two doors from Richmond
House. T.. q. GRISWQLD.
J. Il. GRISWOLD.
Caihofne,) ATTORNEY AT LAW practices in
all the Courts Of the city Of Richmond and county
Of Henrico.
Office over Tupman l. Huls, ITO North Maln,6
doors below Governor street. ap2-dAwlm
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TAILORING. &c.
1860.

=. sPRlNS Tn*DES; .nr looW
The subscribsr efsrs 60 ~ ~ ns CAS-
sp.ondsd assortment 81 CLv ~ msuaiss
MERES, VEsTiNG. &c, Of Southern
az has . number OF vorkmsn cSn ~ - sSsss
plOyed, and 10 dslesminsd 10 mako A" :"
g any Northern house. .as 70 ertH
All aarmenssOf Gentismen'a wssr !, ma Ws,sss.
prOm ntlv. H. bECHEk. 9snse
. S-iias Under the Manson n 10
0GNTIEMs Ms CL0I MsN3 .jsfs
- FURNISMiN0 HOCSB.-Wess,e.pi sst u
ehe casias a. and pablo Eene ~ v.sd -,
have nOw IN store laiEe, sa..s. SRnlAy
s4,eySsssssia n Ys snS
6OObSs o1bfssins al the latest AZ ~ =. 80
flea a. tho season, which, IN potns ~ III n vhsse
~ Aureklity, oaunot b sufpasss.., nv 10 ~
- Issnisstsfed b. ourselves q "a WA.sA 81
fke sSS4ee ana wants Of thts III NICE 80
ssiss p 8 eli q qsel mere ssd.efi sIss ssts
s :s. sssfs3 esSS :s1 ss $3.50 M.
sceSs - and ipilovess u iashsss: 4 "a Ss ~
ss1sisss3s fsss.y vsk II s.s male ,ss.: ss
40 &c. 81 iS1 saIls zi2kfs ).
scS-E o.. Msis cd nsa. y -
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CARRIAGES, &C., FOR SALE
n1sMS, ONE HORSE CARRIAGE FOR
EElSSE SALE.--I have for sale a handsome
ONE-AORSE CARRIAGE, new, and
city made, which will sell very low.
n0fMR> CARRIAGES..CAKRI ES. :
NSIGSE 0. A. FRANCIS, Agent for Wm l.
-sH- hurry. manufactures for sale, and will
make to order, any style Of VEHICLE, from .
Factory on Franklin street, between 18th and
REPAIRING done with neatness and dispatch.
NH 29-1m*
>id1uhR, OH! MAN, MAN. THOU ART
EEOEX but dust; therefore, why grieve at the
XX-'6changes of life, for it leaves but q
dreary waste to contemplate upon. So now for so
liloqulzing.
Mr.. EDIToR As said in my last dvertisemeni
had been studying astronomy, Of course people
expected to hear Of some great phenomena would
have discovered, but in examining the elements,
found there was my stery beyond the conlprehen-
sion of man, and as had no desire to build tower
of Babylon, therefore / gave it out and went to
solidities.
am now still in the ring to trade for anything
from the bowels of the earth to the mountain top,
80 that push along, keep moving; for 1t ie wiser
than setting aside and dreaming. sighing and vast
prevail who daily march onxs!d S end I qsysF say
18th st., Greek Nation, Richmond, Va.
i. ST. promised the public romance Of my
life, which will be forthcoming IN due time.
2%Sm
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DISSOLUTICNS. &c.

(NO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICED. HAG
~ ERTY and n. w. STARKE have associated
themselves together. under the style and firm OF
HAGERTY STARK =, No. 200 Nam street, next
pose of conducting the TIN, GAS-FITTiNi,
PLuMBING, STOVE, RANGE, AND HOT AIR
FoUNDfNG, BRASS ffNfsHiNG, &C. CO. 0l'Ai'
We are now prepared to execute all orders en-
trusted to our charge IN either of the above
branches. in the very best manner, and by first
class mechanics. We would especially call the at
tentlon OF country merchants before purchasing,
as we ieel confident as our stock is entirely new
that we can give entire satisfaction.
We would also call the attention Of the trade to
and Steam Filters, which we are manufacturing
and selling at Northern prices.
Rabbit Metal, CARROTS Patent Anti Friction
Metal, Anthony and Block Tin for sale
Highest cash prices paid for OLD METALS.
fa l7-l2In 1'
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~ AND EARfHENwARE.
~ SPRING TRADE, 1860!
GEO. j. SUM NEk 4 CO.,
CHINA, GLASS;. AND QUEENSWARE


No. 20. Pearl or l4th street, Richmond. Va.
In consequence Of unavoidable delay in the COM
pletiOn Of our new warehouse, on Governor street,
we shall be unable to remove until the Sprns trade
closes; and friends will find at the old loca-
tQn, No. ~ Pearl street, for another season.
Our stock is now daily arriving and is the largest
and most complete stock Of EARTHENWARE,
CHINA and GLASS, ever offered In Virginia, and
we invite tho attention of the merchants of Vir-
GINA, North Carolina and Tennessee, who may
can successfully compete with the la TX est houses
in any of the Northern States.
=, We only ask them TO give us the preference over
Northern houses, provided we can 60 as we'll for
them. We ask nothing more.
The most experienced packers employ ed, and
goods shipped promptly.
We supply the BEST quality of Stonewore, N
low as Il can be purchased at the Factory.
We give our prompt and faithful attention to the
execution of orders.
NJ RICHMOND MADE STU = E.
WARE-Consisting of Jugs, Jars, Pitch
ers, ChuTns. &c, for sale a.
- KEESEE PARIS Pottery,
Corner Of Cary and l2th streets
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0E0. DABN9Y WOOII0Ns....
AND COUoHELLOR Al. Law,
ace - forMer a. Mojn and GowsrNor sfveees,
csSesise PxveeN LaAd Z Cas- Dvss 6ssvs,
.....a. niCMMcNn, vA.s c...;.
e0Desior Court Of Law and ChAnoery, Court %
appeals, United states Court and Herrico County
Courts 10 prepared TO give stflcs attention 20 al
r. S:-Has An elegant Room for rent, located in
one Of the most dsairabie pssts Cf the cry snlSa
bic for 3 LaWyep'a or DcctOr's OfIic~, or Looking
Room fof two or fOur gents. Terms moderate.
An6-1m
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.@6RR CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
E4YGSE The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
~ Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary, tls,h and I4th sss
TEES, BAROUCHES. BUGGIES, with and with
out tops. and SULKIE S-al Of his own make, Of
will be sold as low good work of the kind can be
in the CITY Of Richmond, and respectfully ask q
rage line. as am determined to make to order and
to sell at the lowest prices possible and all work
sold that is new, warranted.
fe A-d9m MICAJAH MANGUM.
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9O,OOO CONNECT ICUTi
"HELPER'S
IMPENDING CRISIS
lISSECTEl -

III MM ORDERED FOR
AN1fAh IMPENDING CRISIS :.
s.M. wotsfFE. Esq,
THE MOST ROY k y1sf!f!t WRITTEN
WORE N ~ aHk B7 e
UNITED STATES s Sc NIAf AND HOUSE OF
90 suo -, RI REPf.IR s,l EI At YES
editions Is cents. 50 csntsend Is cents, according
" IA 1000 AGENTS WANTED. ga
Address, J. T. LLOYD, Publisher,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Those ering, will please bear IN mind that we
are under contract to supply the State of COnnect
cut with ~, 200 copies immediately.
"a Every Southern paper will copy to amount of
go, and send bill to publisher. Imh 20d&cwlm
CEILING OFF AT CDsT. ON ACCOUNT
-. - Of MOViNS.-I nding to open on Monday,
occupied by Mr., GEoReE r. .BAGBY. with an on.
: :nd NE npS ws s ifsd G s5S ef
that Of any other house in the city. offer for sale
at my old stand, on 18th street, opposite the Old
Market. the balance of my stock at and below cost
n to o % " asai ffsfHR MEaSSs are
PsMr. 22sGitH N Yl 9ssp scta
age hi herto extended to her, and would inform
her friends and the public in general, that she will
open at the aboye new stand on entirely new and
ing the best and latest sly les Of the season BON
NETS BLEACHED and made to order. and no
Efforts Will be spared to give satisfaction both as
regard prices and styles: Liberal alo wances will
be made to country merchants ana dealers in gem
eral. ap5--zw*
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- NOTICE TO the LADlKS. - Mrs.
~ JANE A. WILLIAMS. n. p, has re-
moved TO Broad. between lel aud F0ushee streets:
diseases secular to females and children.
Especial attention given TO the practice OF OBJ
stetyics. ap6-1mN
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OFFICE kicH,D Z PETERswGH
- 'cee!mascnd, vs, Apni 1 = i e.
ta lon and AMER sis.I NJ ySSSlis
win run a. follows: '''' '"' A'a'n' o. tas' y,
E, Isn,ss DALI afAys s,casesp FOR
Acco mmodation daily, texcept sundia,,,,, - L.
Mail daily. Except snnday.;,j a. ;tt,....,aAs|
Exp1sss da hxv x PETERSBURG roa iicasoIrl
Accommodation daily, is1ceD,, sands,,s 10 l.
Nal es', 4 !isss,i
fSzsas.uursu,, RICHMOND Avn vs"
=! ! s s!s., h J SA4ibJf$AS $ "a. =
1850. the Passenger Trains viii d.ps,.'. aa'sA 4
FROM RICHMOND.
I,aily Except Sundaysl at AZ.
r.:, PROM WHITE HOUSE. '.-'%RI
DaIly Except Sundays,
Tuesdays and Fridays at Nh
Mouds3a AND Th nHn slED LEAVES soIrs
Tuesdays and Fridays at ..... A'.sh. -,
tConnect,ns with ears both ,v:,, ;, \
Ufnanna stage leaves White Honss
snd Fridays at 4. NJ: returning Wsdu.,lasss..as,
wsifsrtcn Stage leaves Whit. Ho,...'
Freight Trains leave and 's rrirs :,ns tN1
u 81. THos: 4. SHARP, su,.,i.,,,a.,,
~ POINT AND HaSPrfSossMs
e-----ASs sons intending to vi., oN'fs.
81 OF the above mentioned places. viii ind .
Folk HNb PET ERkhsHBhGRRSBG R,i isSdGs
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad e,aaDJss u
Sm soa 4. k.e tSS%nrT hRousH TckE
For Norfolk; FIRST class passengers. a..
Dc; Second do. do. '"'' W.
For Old Point or Hampton. return ticket. il, ~
sh NE ioand Tip good within Is days Srst
straight tickets; fr.t elias. g
These fs,e. emb 1c%nd ,S no.; Is
Norfolk to Old Point, and they cover al ss. .ten
attending the transfer Of Passenrers and paesaA
between depots in Petersburg and from ,bs st H.
At Norfolk, The Cars connec, d,rsc,,, v,,,
steamer, which has been engaged IN rnn !. IVA
nsction with the Norfolk and Petersburg Ra,Ss.s
mere ID no deiav or inconvenience in this cbsnsss
wharf. -''" '"'''ealnsr'
PASSENGERS BY this route leave Ricbmona \, A..
f. NJ. and breakfast IN Petersburg at s. reach ss,.
II NJ, allowing ample time for Mi preI,mns,r, ~,
dinner. VW"
PASSENGERS by this route have the pnvi...ofr
manning over IN Norfolk md going 10 Ola po;,..,
Hampton In tho afternoon or BY the same bost r.,
day. '' '''' hs"
:, Passengers RETURNING frcm Old Pom, A.,
Hampton, leave Old Point ut BIS A. NJ. and H,a my
ton at Jas A. NJ, lin each case after tie esai,,
brcakfast,) reach Norfolk at 10; leave Norias -
r. NJ; arrive in Petersburg At 4;25 and IN Rlchmaa
At 6:4S +. NJ, in time to connect with the tam
gong on west same evening.
nBAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
WILLIAM MAH0NE,
EnYinHAY and 2nn,f n 4 y n
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OFFICE Il. l. D. \: H.
kIcAMoSp, Oct. " :,st.
GREAT SOUTHWGS

X1B ENN MAIL NVt N N
~ ~ @S&lat t. arrans enent. the Ricn aas.s
and panville, Eonth-Side, Virginia snd Iehas al
Georris. and Mcmphls and Charleston kss,fc cs..
have entered into an agreement 70 PSI rTS
Children under three years OF axe. Na,ss.
respective roads, " take effect ON and siss' WV
bcr LIST, 1859. ~...,. ,hs
To persors trading ia Negroes. and ctnen - '.
route Offers advantages unsurpsssed " 49, 81.
For farther particulars, Apply 81 ne sSs~csd
nee, Richmoud and Danviltc ksifSsa, SAT-
&C 0-ds &. CAMfbELL,- - =,
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NOTlCE-TO FARM Frs AND MEF
! I CHANTS WHO USE AND DEAL L

ca attention to our stock now in hannd If r..
best WINDSOR. SOFT BLUE PLASTER, pur.
chased with special reference to the interest Of the
farmer and the trade generally.
From our Ions experience in the business, and Civ
ing it our personal atte seeing that every Bar
the Plaster thoroughly pulyerized--we hazard mo-
thng IN saying that it will 1e to your intere. to
nished at one dollar less per ton. A liberal dis
count to the trade. References Edmond, Daven-
port Co., JAS T. Butler, and other merchants.
erts, will he attended to-
J. H; F. SHARE, Steam Plaster Mill.