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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-10

VNHE subscriber having a-nin taEen a lease 10 this
i well known vstering place, Justly famous as the
SARATOGA OF THE SOUTH,
and thankful for the paironass received laat season.
vii aEain BE- prepared O. receive visitors By me ml3ile
o. June mex, and will strive % merit q continuance %
that patronage which heretofore has Teen 70 uhera1y
bestowed upon this fashionable sumner resort
I shall endeav r a. all times 90 provide ny table with
all the atfainable luxurieso Of The season. and have made
ErranEemsnts 10 keep On hand q constant supply o. ice.
7 shall also have The best cooks that can Be procured
in The South, and shah provide . sundeny o. faithful
and attentive servants
I have also engaged the services % superior Musl-
clans, and those who delight in the I'd concord o. sweet
sounds" viii Be abundlnuT Erathed.
Thr medicinal virtues Of these many and varied min
ERA waters, are nov TOO vel Known 90 require an tx
tensive description. In addition % the Red, White
and Black Sulphur sprucs, many o. them combined
with Iron and NaEuesia. there is an inerhaustihle vel.
Of the p1rest Freestone.
Ny accommodation are very extensive. I have many
pleasant cottages separate fr8m the main hotel. where
families can be as quiet and retired as in their own
homes. =. J. HARNAN-
a quarter miles FROM the western and Atlantic Rail
road A hne omni1us and good hacks vin be at the
platform on the arrival % each train. The Springs
have q direct railroad Communication with savannah.
Charleston, Augusta Mac1n. MiuefEeviIe, Coiumsus.
Atlanta, Nont-oaery, Nashville aud Chattsnooca.
TERMS OF BOARD.
Two doIlsrs per day. ten dollars per week. sud thirty
I've dollars per single month Visitors who wish o. en-
gage board ~ the seassn With ne. families. viii be
boarded rt thirty dollars per m1nfh children and SER
vents half price. Those Who wise 90 engage board By
season, would DO well % address me a. the SPRINGS
ap25-im J. J. n
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I'VE, he undensizned p-oprietu-s q The r.
" Fe-ryhult Nashsba, give nsrlcs thai L
we viii az cur Fcrrrb11t LzutIG-. rHceire@
and receips Coz an freIcht Dor shipment over tie Mem-
ptis End Little Rock Rall-Czd, and win be responsible
lr- The sane Until fruusr1 Ted across the river. una
valda1i6 E0cdeuts excepted. We win zis0 recent C.
ere EsurEuy s. Agent for au freight shipped over sid
rad Cor Memphis, and vii convey the sane a-ruzs re
-vHrr notify o-1usI-ueez o. Tie arrival % fra -ht and
ufs- charges. RICHARDSON 4 EVERETT.
n. B-We have . large and o9mnoiis1s beat Or he
-nHarrm ~ frn--Hr tnHr-T-
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Summer &tsorts.
C0toOS0 NnrI1lns.

THE subscriber having a-nin taten a lease 20 this
i well known watering place, Justly famous as the
SARATOGA OF TIE SOrTH
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on Taesday. Augast n. Is6O.
A Yalu.bls Tract or Parcel Of Land,

LYING IN shelby county. tennessee. 10 rsnce seven ana
eight. ara section $40 and three. HuntainiHg one hun
dred ard e~ighfv-siU and 1ne-htlf acres. heIuE The same
tract 90 land conveyed by Ihamas r BrssEeu To- WINE
ford Anderson. iu trust fr Eary Ann Andersen. snf re-
crded IN Eo1k No %, pages l65 and 1855 REGISTERS
ence % shelby culfr. and which - described in sald
deed a. follows Beruning eiEhty-ssvrn poles u1rth 90
The southwest c1rnrr % Wm B~luklrJ's 1877 acre tracts
thence w-sl - poles t0 n stake. white ok ard ash
poiut-Ts theme south 90 poles f1 a stake. hickary s1f
ir1uvnof pointers; thence north fI3 poles. b Bck and
white oak pointers; therce wet ls poles; thence uarth
81 poles D. ttr brsinuIEr.
TERMS OF SALE-rhe shove described TRAIT % land
viii be sod on a credit o. 81 x aut Twelve months. Trr-
chaser % execute n1tes. with approved security, fr the
puuhase money AMI a lien vi be retained 1l the
premises until final payment OF the sane
sale a. % o'ciock, A. NJ jobs c IAN ER,
ivts-dfwti CLERK ann Ma.ta-
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Beersheb Springs Hotel,
=TEyrrESSEE %MOUrE.fISs.

THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMNER REsoRT and Water
Il ing Place, having been purchased by a company %
southern Eeutiesurn who have bad Do ftureuzhy reno
vated. reiumiSh~d and put in hue order iu every re-
specf, with Additional cottages for families, will De
opened for the reception % visitors on the FIRST or
JUNE next.
A R PROM MEMPHIS 70 TIE SPRINGS, sI5.50
The public can reach the SPRINGS By TIE Jackson rail
road 10 thirtY-three hours from New Orleans, and aIs-
by the New orleans ana Memphis packets.
PRICE % BOARDs
Ftf So
Fef y
fer AI 2
Children and servants half price. ie70-lawsm
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RIIlERI!
MEMPHIS STEAM BAKERY
WARREN & DAVIDSON,
Pomerov Coal for Steamer. Etc

sECOED STREET, between Adams ana Jefferson.
MENPHIs, TENN.
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,PALDIIGS PREPARED GLUE
"a Stitch in Time Saves Nine"
L O O n O M Y 7
A
SAVE TEF! PEECEsi

Save TIT! PIECES
As accidents VIII .b~<pen, even in wsI--egulatsd
families, IL is vsrT O. .rabis 70 have some cheap and
eanvenient way for ? pairing Furniture, roys, Crocksry.
ETC., etc.
sPALDN%S Prepared GLUE
Meets All such emergencies, and no household can aford
70 Be without it. Il is always ready and up e The stick
ing point. There is no longer a necessity for lmpins
chairs, splinter edvesssrs, hsadisss dsls, and broken
cradles. II is Just ne srtcs for csue, shell and cher
ornamental work, % popular win ladies' o. reauemsnt
and Taste.
his admirable preparation Is used cd beng ehemi-
cauy held in solution, and possessing an the valuable
qu,lite< Of The best cabinet-makers Tiue- It may BE-
sssd In place Of ordinary muchage, being vastly more
adhesive
"UsEFUL IN EYERT house.
". B-A brsh accompanies sach Bottle, Price .
cents
Vholssak Depot No. 4s Cedar strsef, Nr1 York,
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Missouri Lands
ThIrsdaV, N0rember i. 1850,

DT vIrue 70 the authority conferred on me tv d deel
ID Of trust, executed by n. Y. Richsr8s5u and Nary
= he wife, and r. D. Cart and NzrEaret ~. hli
wife. en- TIE Pan dave ua-rwhar 1857. D vii. m
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~GSA9 6ICa
T1HE attention o. owners and odlers OF
Il steamers naViEatinE the Mississippi. LAR
j. invited 20 the facilities which row exist-~
al Pomerogr Ohiss for ne supply o. coal depots upon that
river.
Pomsrey coal has been favorably Known on ne Ohio
for more nan a qn1rter o. a century. and Il Is row
used BY al ne steamers nsvieaiinx its waters It's su-
perlorliy over any cal yet mined below ne fails, or on
the Mississippi, is generally admitted. Depots d cal
from The vicinity % Pumeroy, have been established Al
Memphis Gaines LANDING md Baton Rouge, and the
Substitution u coal for wood BY stezmers VAL BE- ac-
cnmplshed when tney can Be supplied with certainty az
convenient points between Cairo and New OTleans
ne undersigned VIII contract for loafins AZ Pcmeray
into harEes and f~ath1ats, TO be provided By the pureha-
ssrss on favorable terms, and win great dispatch
8 ". POAEhOTs
my3I-lEEsn East Third street, Cincinnati.
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Rsol.,a1 Depot No. IS o.sarItrs., Ns- York
Henry C. SpaldlBg & Co..
Hnr NJ ar1n " -

Put ID Cor dealers In eases oontainIng four, eight and
Twelve dozen-s beautiful uhograph shoW-caud acom-
panyinr each package
- A single bottle Of Su1itinefs Prepared cine ufu
ave ten times its cost annually % every h1usoheld
Sod by al prominent sfafionars. drnFzists. hnrfrs-.
and furniture dealers, uucers and fancy stores.
Country merchants should make a note Of snz,fine's
Prepared Glue Ehsn making 1ptheir nst- Evil Elanf
~ slnats.= iancsFuE
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TfHE j. s-pericr O. eli ether Stoves.
i O. In The hicznezs Of It's casting.
g DC has a msmmofh even.
q. % is q double Steve, lined win and.
4. 1tbakes Ike The ed fashioned brick oven.
ne Economist is heavy and durable.
Ile Eo1lomist o. aini rally fitted.
ne Economist has . neE patent hrliiug fixture.
ne Economist c1Ihlucs al the late improvements.
ne Ecln7mir Is simple IN its ooustruetion and very
eastiy m1uared
ne Eounomist is rspiiiy sing iuta ssnersi use.
The Economist Is extensively sold iu thirty-1ue o. the
dilsreut States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-29
Abdel Kader, the Good Samaritan.

During the recent horrible massacre and IA
pine at Damascus, ABDRL KADER, the distir-
guished Arab chief, rescued six thousand
Christians and protected them in his own cas-
tie from the hands of their enemies.
dow far, says SHAKsPRARB, shines a good
deed ia an evil world! ABDEL KADER, dur
ing mis- residence in Paris, vas SO impressed
with the devotion Of the Sisters of Charity
10 the sick and afflicted, that he made a
resolution, should opportunity ever offer,
TO go and do likewise. And now, after
twelve long years. behold, from the tur-
rets of his Damascus castle the reflection of
that Christian beneficence, which travels
through time like the light of star through
space and gilds the darkest objects with its
own radiance and beauty. Here is an Arab
chief whose benevolence, gratitude and hospi-
pitality present an example worthy of imi-
tation by Christian Princes. Here is an illus.
tration OF the golden rule of Christianity.
which some of its Ioude.t professors might
emulate 10 advantage. Here is q Good Sa-
marian indeed, who, whilst Lsvites have
passed the sufferer by on the other side, and
priests have only looked on and gone
their way, has shown mercy TO the afflicted,
though OF a different faith from his own has
poured oil into his wounds, en- ter tanned him
at his own dwelling, and proved himself
neigh Dor TO him that fell among thieves.
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Rev. MIR. Bronte.

This remarkable man, the father of the
BRoNTK sisters, preached his last sermon at
Hawor th Church where CHARLOTTE BRoNTE
lies buried on the 2lst ult He is said to have
been very effective, if not q very brilliant
pulpit orator. Mr.. BRYANT, of the New York
Ersning Post, heard him in his church at Ha-
worth some two years ago, and says that the
picture he presented was curious and striking.
He wore a huge white cravat, completely
burying his chin as we'll as his neck, and abso-
lutely hiding the lower part of his face. His
text was taken from various passages in the
lamen tations of Jeremiah, which he read from
a pocket Bible, explaining them as he pro-
ceeded. A more affec tingly beautiful sermon,
adds Mr.. BRYANT, it would be difficult to
hear, and the fact of the then recent Affections
to which MIR. BRONTE had been subjected, in
the loss Of his last and mos celebrated daugh-
ter, gave peculiar effect TO the words on
which he particularly dWelt: "And l said,
my strength and my hope are persisted from
the LORD; remember mine Affections and
my misery, the worm wood and the gall. This
l recall to mind therefore have I hope. For
II is OF the LORDS mercies we are not con-
sumed, because his compositions fail not.'
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Our Commerce with Japan.

According to late news from Japan, our
countrymen are In great favor there, and the
prospect is that a wonderful amount OF com
merce will be the result Of the courteous and
cordial relations which have been established
between the two countries. Hitherto, the Ja-
panese have only known the outside world as
hiiibusters and plunderers; but Americans
have succeeded in convincing them that there
Is al least one nation with whom they can
form treaties ofcommerce and amity, and rely
upon ats honor and good faith. An intelli :
eent commercial gentleman of Virginia, who
has resided for some time in Japan, and IL
well acq uainted with the people and their
characL Ter, expresses the opinion that the COM
ing trade Of the United States with Japan will
surpass the most sangaine anticipations, and
be only second to that with China.
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l. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES,
Brook AVENUE, RICHM, ND. VA.

BROOK AVENUE, RTCHM, ND. VA.
(Condueted BY the Sisters Of ChdruyD
of patients It's location, famiiarly known so long
as "Bacon Quarter Branch Tavern" is everything
that can be desired for quiet, wholesome ana
beautiful retreat, for those who have either lost
their health or received bodily injury. The GROUNDS
quite extensive, we'll furnished with SHADE
trees of large growth refreshed with the waters of
an abundant spring, and while, on the one side.
connected with q respectable and popuIous mel h-
borhood of the city, are on the other, exposed to
the pure air of the open country.
work under the inspiration of religion. and the in
come which may accrue above current expenses,
will be expended either for improving the place
taking care of the sick who may be destitute. Pa
tients of all denominations are received without
distinction.
Cases of small pox, or of other infectious dis
ease. will not be admitted. Nor is it intended to
receive insane persons.
The prices. except where special agreement has
been made, Will be as follows:
For board and lodging, nursing, medical attend
ance and ordinary medicines, for white persons,
in the wards, So per week; for white persons, IN
private rooms, from 81 to S II per week; for col
Ored persons, in the wards, SIS per week. The
wa shlng Will be at the expense OF the patient:
The above prices will he required even should
attention Of his own cho' ce. While any physician
may send his patients to the Infrmary and attend
them. the following gentlemen will he the AT
TEN DING SURGEONS and PHYSICIANS of the
ST. GEO. PEACHY. NJ. D.. Exchange Hotel. or
Grace street between sth and 9th.
DAN'L w. THOMAS. M. D., South side of Clay,
DORSEY CULLEN. MD.
Persons In the country desiring to send patients
rors, Inhrmary of st. Francis De Sales. Rich
mond." au 2aw4t
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A large convention of the leading names in
the scientific world has recently been held At
Oxford, England weobserye that Professor
RoGEIs, OF the United States, was present
AS Lord BRouGHAN was not present. nor
"DE. DULAxEY," the attention Of Mr.. Rooxss
wasmof called 70 the fact that was 90 politely
pointed out on = recent occasion to Mr.. DAI.
LAS. The convention seems to have been one
oi great interest. though II brought down the
PieHnsieas OF Gsoiogy-where they conflict
WIN neseiaIions-seyerai pegs. "A msgpis,
looking knowingly into marrow bone, ~
woaid % an appropriate emblem Of the as
tuteness which rends the history OF the earth
in such siiyers as Geology has Clipped OF
from it's surface. s s#s.
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Competition for the Prince,

The competition for the Prince among the
" first families ~ of New York is said to have
become distressing. Mayor WOOD, who will
have the temporary custody of the young
gentleman, is envied by everybody. 1t is
thought he could make good thing out of it
by hiring out the distinguished stranger an
hour or so each evening. He says he will dc
his best TO accommodate his friends, but, un-
der all circums tances, will accompany the
Prince himself, to save him from friendly
violence. In view of the extreme danger to
which the Japanese TOMMY was exposed his
Honor will probably employ strong police
force, each armed with heavy clubs to keep
off the MCFLIMsEYs.
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LOST AND STRAYED


7 OST-A small POCKET BOOK. containing
Il between $40 and 500, consisting of, to the
ten, balance in fves and a little silver. Also. a
receipt for subscription for Religious Herald, for
Sands. Shaver Il Co SAID book was lost some
where between Sauds, Shaver Co.'s office. on
10th St., between Cary and Nam sts., and 18th and
3oth SITS. and Marshall. at Mr.. Il. divers build
ing, on said Marshall st. The finder will please
leave the book and contents at this office. and
there on shall receive a liberal reward
JOHN b. WOOD.
an 2o-2t* Catherine street.
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- ronIi HAsiEs, thirty ladies, and twenty
etsht xentsHsni .. which sixteen were BTecxln-
ridge, Jour Douxlas, seven Bell Everett. asd ons
Llncoig man weys ysserday beautifully Photo
tuy from = cM. 70 Se0. T''ff1 81 II .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-29

POLITICAL GATHERING AT
0N BUFFALO SPkINGs.-We are re-
quested to sta, e. that the 9th of September, at
BUFFALO SPRINGS: there Will be a political
meeting, to which all the Iriends OF BELl'
Hon ROGER PRYOR, JoHN T. THORNTON, ESQ ,
TIM HIvEs, Esq, and other distinguished speakers
are ex sected Mr.. Pryor has promised to be there,
are confidently expected. au rs t5thS
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~ AWAY. from j. Werth's coal yard on the
e. Basin. MULATTO NAN. named Lynn
N SAY. Ly ndsay is about 5 feet or ~ lnches
-AhIsh; has d good many whip marks on hi
back, of long standing; dresses badly, and geuer.
ally has dirty appearance. He came from Esser
county, and WAS hired at City PoIntlast year, At
which place he was seen during last week and the
first part of this; but s said to have left there On
"wednesday last, for Richmond / will give Ii.
above reward II taken out of the CITY, or FIVE Do.
lars if taken in the city the suburbs, and dehy.
cred to me. JAMES MOORE.
auN-ts Agent for DR.. VIM. Fisher.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.


COR HiRE-For the balance of the year, a
WOMAN, accustomed to waiting IN the house.
Apply to Tau 29-tsl X. CAUTHORN.
TOR HlRE--For the balance ofithe year, a N E.
GRO WOMAN, with two young children. She
is a COOK, WASHER and IRONER.
au 23-ts ...- .rf b.. K. CAUTH0RN.
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. EMOVAL.-Thes ubscr iber informs his friends
II and customers that he is about to remove from
his present place of business to No. /, BALLARD
HOUSE, tthe store recently vacated by Mr.. J.
Poe and will, on the first day of next MONTH open
at that store with we'll selected stock of NEW
GOODS, which he is determined to sell on az good
terms rs any house In the CITY.
Thankful TO discerning public for long coutin-
ued PATRONAGE, solicit a con tInuanoe of the same
at nv new store. JOHN THOMPSON.
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RICHMOND RAILWAY COM.
W. PANY.-Books of Subscription for the
STOCK Of the RICHMOND RAILWAY COM;
PANY not already subscribed for will, THIS DAY
store Of Jas. Woodhouse & Co, and at the office
of J. A. Lancaster Son.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
auS-ts JOS. JACKSON, JR., Pres't
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A The Greatest Bargains ever offered
.-. In DRY 0ooDS' I'M p1cuMoNn
TO CLOSE BUSINESS IN THIRTY DAYS.
Pc RKINS &c G o.,
No. l4l Eagle Square,
Have this day opened their stock of FALL and
WINTER GOODS on hand. and will continue to
sell them off at retail or in large quantities. at un
precedented low prices for III RFY DAYS, wnen
they will close the baiadce at auction. We invite
the attention of the Ladies particularly to our
stock:
Rich DRESS SILKS aud SILK ROBES.
Do. PARIS DE LANES.
POPLINS and VALENTlAS.
French MERINOS and Black ALPACAS.
BON BAZINES and Plaid MERINQS.
Black CHALt les and PARIS DE LANES.
Large stock Black and Colored Wool and Me-
rino SHAWLS.
KID GLOVES, LACE SETS, and EMSROI-
DERIES. PERKINS d CO,
au l4-l5t No. l4I Eagle Square.
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THE STEAMER Pennsylvania RAISED
The burnt steamer Pennsylvania, of the Rich.
mond and Philadelphia line, has been raised
clear of the bottom and will be at1oat in a few
DAYS
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UNION PRAYER MEETING..-
49, Union Prayer Meeting Of al denoml-
week. under the auspices of the Young Men S
Christian Association. In the Lecture room OF the
The citizens generally are invited to attend as
we'll as all strangers visiting the city. Tau 20lnl
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"a $40 REWARD.-Absconde from the
90 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company
Nabout two weeks since, while on a visit 10
his former home In Richmond. q MULATTO
.A.B0Y, WILLIAM, who Is hired OF Miss L, r
Gordon He 10 about Is or % years OF age and
about feet or inches IN height. He is well &C.
quai nted in Richmond. and is evidently lurking
about the city. the above reward Of $40 will be
Company in Lyncifbu,s OF for his confinement in
; iaIl, SO as they can get MN again.
THE0. 4. RI NOLDS, for Gen'l Sup't
1T
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Two hay frotters were shipped BY thu Adri.
kaS I'm NsT YORK last week, tos Nspoison.l
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-. s., !. ExCUkslON 70 49,
49, 49, =. 4R ReLk ! {, AGA. Ez&ss
FSS;;i; s': ::s Ea aRSEs n "!
ss, q :sa 8 nfk1ssi,0S
s snSss e n sf oac:sss.sc'i sPa York
pAY. s isass se q. q thur
81 p H. 4 ' sss q
=, The PAss syns sTEAIS IF the elcHaoy'
h0s on WESsEspAY. sssR " A lsav: kIcS
WIT d ~ I'D e. ssss s9ls.
n Rs.:.ss Or sis ao 70, y TRIP, either ,,'s
folk or " alkerton to Richmond, Sasn Ign sof
uaai ssa s'a'' old hall pseia f fssar piH.st
R''Hn0SDo ssfsn axshsEc STREET
.s w + open q ft tFa fE tn; ;
Is sass: For SIX months, s.; three month"; .,
~ ADVANCE. au1--issS
7 AIDES ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
MR.. AND MRS APToMMAs'
And HON + for those who desire To rn,.r EN-!
sprfs MEfaob S Sr
made. EVERY DAY LEss0Nk Gan b
Adopted as the only effective mode of te.ohi,.
ment of taste. A' ue'eot
For Prospectus, apply to
ia West 34th st., near Rrondvns,,
jy SLIM. NswW,
EXCU K SION Tn a.
s!zc ss9afss5TT,kk E fYRSsisMotfa 9 AZ
IT'S PECK, Capt. L. C. CLIFFORD, fitted n. vA'
to the above places on SATURDAY EVEsSTiiSSss
next, I'd inst land regularly EVERY sL:riiifVS
DAY EVENING thereafter. during the wst aSS
p. M, arrive at OLD POINT about IL o'clooyIt
thence to PORTSMOUTH and N0RFOi K nj
return the next evening ,fSUNDAY, Dleav,nT NY
folk at O'Clock, touch at Poi tsmouth and N.
Point, and arrive at Richmond about o. cloct
NJ, Monday morning.
PASSAGE for the trip, to Old Point, Norfolk N.
Portsmouth, and return, meals included. j Al "a"
NJ No FREIGHT TAKEN ON THE EXCUkSioy
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M0RDECAI CARMEL.

u IS REWARD.-Ranaway, a NEGRO
g. WOMAN, formerly belonging TO William
-E%H.J. Scott, usually called JANETUCKER@
AtaVAs | bought her from her master. whoss
-6> premises she left in May last, will pay the
above reward to anybody delivering her at nv
house on Broad street, between I'd and Sd.
au l7-3taw2Wr J. GREENEBAVM
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800 SPECIAL NOTICE.-The Steam
GIEEN ship JAMESTOWN has resumed her
a-11zEE&p place again ID this line, between here
and New York.
The three Steamships composing this line will
leave New York for Richmond as follows, VIZ:
The YORKTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, every Sat
urday. at L. M. .-
The JAMESTOWN, Capt SKINNER, every Tues
day, at 5 Z. N.
The ROANOKE, Capt. CoUCH, every Thursday,
at IL NJ.
Returning, thsr will leave Richmond every
Tue sday and FRIDAY, at 4 O'Clock p. ~, and Sat-
urday, at s p. NJ touching at Norfolk going and
returning.
For further information apply to
LUDIAM e. WATSON,
All CTS Opposite Steamers Wharves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-29

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