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CHEAP READING FOR THE MLLIoN.-A
"FRIEND," who has our interest distressingly
at heart, assures US we will ruin ourselves
by selling the New Y ork Daily Herald and
the Weekly Papers, at four cents each. But
we don't believe it--with all due deference.to
his opinion. We are very well satisfied with
the result so far, and when we find we "can't
afford it" any longer, we intend to adopt the
loafer's advice to his landlerd,w who complain
ed that he could not afford to feed him any
longer unless he paid his board--that is, to
"sell out to some one else who could afford
it," We leave those who "can't afford it,
to do the same. In the meantime, if we can
sell as many papers as we desire, at four
cents piece, we shall be perfectly satisfied,
and in dozen or more years maybe we
"wouldn't ask John Jacob Astor to be our
daddy"
New York Herald ONLY FOUR CENTS
Bonner's Ledger and all the Weekly Papers
ONLY FOUR CENTS!!
Day Book ONLY ONE CENT!!!
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SPRING 1860.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF SPRING

AND SUMMER GUODS.
HAVING just returned from New York with
II a very large stock of Fine Dress and Fan
cy Goods, I would respectfully solicit call
from my customers, friends, and all that are
disposed to patronise house that buys exclu-
sively of Southern Importers, and wholesale
dealers in New York, leaving all BLACK and
Black Republican houses to try their changes
with Massachusetts,, Ohio, &c. Being myself
n Southern man, expect to sustain our South
ern principles throughout. My stock compri-
ses more than the usual variety kept in our
line Of Dress and Fancy Goods. Now on hand
the richest and newest designs in
Bareges, Organizes, La Voulet, La Pi ccolom-
mi, French and English Jaconets, richest
Robes, Summer Silk la Volant, extensive as
sortment in Fancy and White Brilliants, Lin
ems, White Goods, &C.
Our stock of Lace and Silk Mantillas, the la
test Partisan styles, and at all prices.
Also extensive assortment OF Embroideries,
Needle Work Bands 800 doz Linen Hdkerchiefs
from 6& cts to Sc. The richest and newest
styles in Trimmings, Laces, Wells, Lace Mitts,
Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
All merchants from the country would do
well to look at our stock before purchasing, as
We can compete with the largest houses in our
line. f CAMPE,
fe 29-tf 80 East Main street, Norfork.
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s. o. MERWIN & Co. ,iAuct'rs.
BY MERWIN Il co.
Will, PE SOLD


A T Public auction, on THURSDAY March
IN a9th, at Noon, if fair, if not the first fair
day, on the premises on Ferry Point, number
of valuable building lots, beginning at the N.
West corner of Lot No A, in the plan of the
Town of Washington Point, better known as
the County Residence of Y Guyot, Esq, (being
on the West of Smiths street, binding on the
said lot as well as on lot No "a, thence to 5th
street, thence along line parallel with the
fence-70O feet of high dry land commanding 4
fine view ofNorfolk and Portsmouth harbors.-
These lots can be made a continuation of the
saia Town, anu Will De soia IN sized LOIS TO
the present high rate OF taxes-add to which,
the healthiness of the simultaneously, in
few years pay for the buildings. The Lots
fronting the river run to the channel. Title
warranted. The whole of the IL acres forming
Powder Point, Immediately opposite Ports
mouth, can be sold, il a sufficient offer be made
A plat ofthe above can be seen at the store Of
Messrs Merwin & Co, No 10 Wide Water st.
Y S GUYOTT.
MERWIN T. co,
NH 10 AuctioDeers.
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A New Era for Virginia /,
JOB PRINTING

JOB PRINTING
CALORIC OR HOEALR
THE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT
OF THE
DAILY DAY BOOK
i now the most complete establishment at the
South, using one OF
ERiCSSON'S CALORiC ENGINES
To Drive Two of the
BEST JOB PRESSES IN THE WOR
With the most approved
PAPER, CARD CUTTING AND OTHER
MACHINERY.
Together with all of the latest and most
beautiful styles of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
JOB YPE,
And the largest assortment of
Blu, Letter, Note and PLAIN Paper, Fancy
Cards, Card Boards, dc.
Either OF our Job Presses will print from 500
to 1900 sheets per hour, and make uniform
and beautiful impression. A thousand Cards or
thousand Hsnd-Bills can be printed and de.
livered in from one to two hours after the order
is given, and we will guarantee in all cases the
prices shall be satisfactory.
WE PRINT
to sc 90 per misunderstanding to size and
quality.
WE PRINT
Hand-Biils at s. 0O 10 $1,000 thousand
according to size sc.
WE PRINT
Btll-Heads, Labels,
Circulars, Bills of Lading,
Wedding and Visiting Cards,
Bank Checks, Pamphlets,
Catalogues, Legal Blanks,
and in fact every description of work for less
than it can be done elsewhere.
We have incurred very heavy expenditures
in fitting up first class Job Office so that our
people might have their printing all done here
at their own doors, and all we ask is trial and
we will guarantee satisfaction as to character
OF work and prices.
We keep three or four good workmen in our
Job Department, and our stock of Inks, Papers,
Cards, BronZes, &C., &C.. will enable us to get
sibly want. Call and see specimens and leave
your orders. nol7
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S. o. MER IRWIN, Aucti0neeF.

BY MERWIN Il co.
WE call the attention OF the trade, also the
w Ladies and Gentlemen of this vicinity, to
large and we'll selected stock of beautiful
Black Walnut and Mahogany Furniture COM
prising the following articles, viz
Commode Whatnots, superior finish.
Plain dos large Book cases, > small do,
Secretaries, Mahogany do,
Counting Room Desks,
Sideboards, with Marble Slabs, very superb.
or,
2 Large Bureaus, small do,
6 Ladies Work Tables,
OttOmans and Wardrobes,
The above articles were manufactured by
one of our old citizens. and expressly for this
market. 1t is of modern style and finished up
i'll Oil and Gum Shellac, which is considered
the best now in use. The balance of this stock
if not sold at private sale before Saturday the
18th inst, will be offered at auction, CONNIE ne
ing at 10 o'clock, at No IL Wide Water street.
MERWIN & co,
NH la AuctioneeTs.
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DESTRUCTION OF FRUIT.-We learn that the
late cold snap has killed all the early snaps,
peaches and appricots in the county of Isle
of Wight. There is little doubt of this fact
since our informant assures us that the twigs
were completely caked in ice. 1t is not
known vet whether the apples are killed or
not. The wheat is represented as being in
excellent condition.
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For NEW YoRK.-The Steampship James
town, Capt. Parrish, will leave her wharf
this afternoon for New York, Immediately
after the arrival of the Southern cars.
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MA Rim E N E. w s.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
A RRIVED.

SATURDAY March 9Th.
Steamship City of New York i'm City Point,
mdZe and passengers to M Smith Bro, BID
to Boston.
steamship R SpaldIng, Howes, I'm Boston
mdze and passengers bd to Providence
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, FIN New York,
to NJ Smith & Bro.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, from Baltimore.
Schr r Baker, Jr., Kelley, irum New Bed.
ford.
schr Martha Washington, Nightingale, from
Plymouth, in ballast,
Schr May Queen, Mullins, from Plymouth,
in ballast.
Schr Rogers Sturgess, I'm Eastern Shore,
oats to B T Bockover.
Schr w Preston, White, from Hampton.
with corn
Schr E Hammond, Hammond, from Chath.
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Auction Sales.
SERGEANTS SALE.

DEKITFAN . OAEE.
ID virtue of an execution in my hands IN IA
Id vor of the City of Norfolk, VS.. y w Lugg
and w w Wing, shall sell at the front door
of the Court House, at II o'clock, on MON
DAY, the 26th day OF March, that being Court
day, Negro Boy, LEWIS, levied to satisfy said
execution. The said Negro is about Is years
old, and very likely. Terms cash.
THOS CORPREW,
NH ltd Sergeant City of Norfolk.
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SHOULD BE REMovED.-The old wrecks near
the lower end of Chamberlain's wharf are
nuisance and should be removed at once
they are neither ornamental or useful, and
the proper officer should give the matter bis
consideration at once,
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THE FISHERIES. all the accounts We
have received, the vsrious shad and herring
fisheries on the Sound and tributary rivers
are doing much more prosperous business
this season than last,-Marf. Citissn,
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FIeuREs SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES The ad-
yange OF economy is well known to every
prudent person. "a penny saved is a penny
gained" is an old motto that has afforded
many poor man an opportunity to spend
his declining years in comparatively easy
circumstances. Newspapers have become to
the people like bread, they cannot do with
out them; then like bread they should be
furnished as cheap as possible. See what
an ordinary reader saves by getting his pa
pers at FOUR CENTS instead of six, say he buys
six papers a week. There is a saving of
twelve cents week, which amounts to about
TX DOLLARS AND AQUARTER Marlborough
TO buy Barrel of Flour. So, come % the
Day Book Building, buy your papers at four
cents and make barrel of -four by so doing
tDaily Herald and Weekly Papers ONLY
-FOUR CENTS. Everybody come and buy.
OHuRCH lMPRvOEMENis IN PROFESSIONALISM
our walk around the city yesterday in search
Of items, We visited the Court Street Bap-
tist Church, and we were truly astOnished at
the extensive alterations and improvements
that have taken place in this house of wor-
ship during the last month or so. The base.
ment particularly attracted our special no.
tice, the partitions have been removed, and
it is now all in one room, light, airy and of
such size as to accommodate large num-
Der of peasons. The upper part of the church
is also being thoroughly renovated, and
when finished, will present a very handsome
appearance. Mr.. F. l.. Benson has the con-
tract for the clustering, Mr.. Geo. Collins the
painting aud Messrs. Stroud & Etheridge the
carpenters work.
We also visited the st. johns Church on
the same street, (under the pastorel charge
Of Rev. Robt. Gatewood,) which our read
ers will remember accidentally took fire a
short time ago from one of the fues in the
chimney, and one side Of the building dam
aged to quite an extent. Here too we found
that the artist had been at work, for on en-
rering, we were struck with the beauty and
style in which the ceiling and wallis had
been most carefully dealt with by an artistic
hand in the art of frescoeing. Upon enqui-
~, we learned that Mr.. j. G. Exner, an ar
fist of more than ordinary popularity, had
the work in hand, and most faithfully had
he performed his duty. The church will be
ready for holding Divine Service in by Sun
day 10Th inst.
Workmen are now engaged on the new
Catholic Church on High street, but we no.
tice that the work progresses very slow.
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CoRREcrIoN.-ln our remarks yesterday,
about the meeting of the Board of Trade,
the types made us say reciprocal treaty, when
we wrote it and intended that it should read
yeoiproc al trade. We cannot imagine what
direct connection the Board of Trade of this
city could have with the establishment of a
reciprocal treaty" with Europe, but can
readily see how important are their efforts
for "reciprocal trade"
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PRETTY AND PLEAsANT.-The weather was
docile, yesterday, and invoked by its emeni-
ty and disposition, innumerable compli-
ments, particularly from the ladies. The
atmosphere was eool. and clear, and the
skies were bright and for the most part IN
clouded. The city was enlivened with the
appearance of radiant faces, and fashion in
all the variety OF her exaberance and simpli-
city.
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NOTICE TO CIVIL ENGINEERS.
THE Board of Directors wish to engage an
Engineer to prepare plans, and superin.
tend their execution, for the Sewerage and
Drainage of the buildings and grounds Of the
Eastern Lunatic Asylum, and for the construc-
ton of works for supply of water.
For such information as can be given with
out.a personal inspection of the premises. APP
plication may be made to p M Thompson +,
President of the Beard.
Williamsburg, Va, March s, 1860.
NH l0-2W
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MAYORS CoURT, PoRTsMoUTH-G. w. Grice
Presiding.
Robert W. BOWEN, marine, arrested last
night for being drunk and acting in disor-
derby manner on the street. Robert was
taken to the cage for the night, and this
morning on appearing before the Mayor he
was required to pay $3.50.
Tom, slave ofJohn Smith, was arrested
on the Ferry wharf last night and locked up.
lie was repr imanded this morning and dis
charged.
Ned and Hannah, two slaves, living at the
Ocean House, were caught oat together at a
very late hour. After an examination of the
rase both were discharged.
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DIED.

Yesterday evening, March 18th, JOHN w
SPARROW. formerly of Matthews County
age 81 years.
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Local Items.

MsYoh's CouRr, r. r. Ferguson, Presi-
ding
Henry Morgan, W. M; drunk and riotous !;
lined 81! and discharged.
Nathan II. Conway, ". M, disorderly and
resisting the Watch; fined SO and dischar
ged.
Amanda Stevens, W. W., disorderly fined
So and discharged,
John Loekart, lodgings; discharged after
the Mayor had promised him a securing if
he comes again. lie is represented as an old
offender.
Alex. Mclean, W. M, drunk and disorder
ly; fined So and discharged
Charles, cambridge and Aleck, slaves, for
splitting offensive matter on the street; not
proven; discharged.
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A SENSITIVE CHILD.-A bri ght little girl
OF some FIVE or six summers, had recently
been instructed in Catechism, and her little
mind filed with wonder at the glory, gran
dsur and goodness of the Creator. One ev-
enine she approached an elder sister who
was sitting at the piano, and during an in
terval in the music, she asked:
"Sister e. where is bod ?'
"God is everywhere" was tho response.
els he in this room ~
eyes"
i'rhen please don't sing any more, you'll
qiee bod the headache !"
Sister E. closed the piano for that even
ing.
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PRorRAorED MEErING.-A series very in
teresting meetings are now being held lat
the Rev. S. s. Barrett's Church {Chris-
tisn) on Washington Point. We hear that
there were some ten or twelve mourners
around the altar last night. The meetings
will be continued every Right next week.
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SPRING & SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
OF THE
NEW YORK AND Virginia
ST E A MSHIP COMP IN Y.
TRI- WEEKLY
cRGEs The Steamship Yorktown, Capt
R&2E Parrish, will leave Norfolk, for N
York, every WEDNESDAY evening after the
arrival of the Southern cars.
The Jamestown, Capt Skinner, every SAT-.
URDAY evening, after the arrival of the
Southern cars.
The Roanoke, Capt Couch, every MONDAY,
evening, after the arrival of the Southern cars.
AND RETURNING,
The Yorktown will leave New York, eyerv
SATURDAY afternoon, at O'Clock.
The Jamestown every TUESDAY at 3P. M.
The Roanoke every THURSDAY, at p. NJ.
Passage and Fare, with State Room accom-.
modations SO.
Steerage passage, 81.
Freights taken at reduced rates, say measure
ment goods at 6 cts per foot and other Articles
in proportion and at the lowest rates.
AS this new arrangement will afford ne very
greatest despatch, shippers who desire 10 aviaa
OF these last and certain steamers Vin please
order the goods to be shipped by them.
Freight forwarded free of comMissi0n.r on,
mh6 Agents.
M EIECEN TVnNGTTECS Smoked and Picked
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OFFICE NORFOLK PETERSBURG r r Ce,1
Norfolk, March 18th, 1860, )
'TNI1E Annual meeting of the Stockholders
the 18th day of April next. at this Office at II
O'Clock. w H HUNTER,
NH l3-TuTh&S-td Treasurer.
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RED ASH COAL AFLOAT,
10nn BUSH best quality Red Ash Egg
tOOO Coal, cargo of schr c Hidden, Of
fered for sale low If taken from vessel.
r w SANTOS,
Office directly behind the Post Office
NH
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
1NHREE furnished FRONT ROOMS in
very desirable part of the City. can be
rented to one or two gentlemen. Apply at
NH l6-3t" THIS OFFICE
JUST RECEIVED
+ AM JUST IN RECEIPT of ! / kegs of But.
l. tar, weighing from IS to As lbs, put up eX.
pressly for family use, which am sci ling by
the keg at the low figure of "a cents per b.
Call and see at No. A, Corner of Cove and
Church streets.
NH l6 VIM. R DRURY,
(Herald copy ALL
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TEA, TEA, TEA.
lust received, lot of very superior Teas,
u H M HARRIS T. co,
NH No 9 Roanoke Souere,
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S. r. O. P. REVOLT

Ok Brls. Best Double Refined, Cut, Loaf,
LeD Granulated and Pulverised Sugar, Just
received from the Refinery and for sale by re-
tail ior l2x cents per Id. for the cash. All
single and odd pounds Is cts. For sale by
NH 16 JAS i JONES,
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MARINE NEMS.
;.,,iT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 80. lSGU.
M, IA II ~, O'CLOCK.

siat. x.rEn THIS DAY Il II. O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Grurgr Peabody, rr;ciar,!, baltimore, iid-e AMI
Passengers
Brig Amy Warwick. Brown, BatiinoIe. ballast
Brig Emery, King. Halifax, bsh
Schr llavre de Grace, Fields, James liNcI, lumber
Schr :. +, Abhult, LuJltiu, Jacksonville, lauii'cr
Schr Two Williams, James river, wheat
Sloop Grand spy, pruns, James river, what.
SAILED,
Schr Hope, Frank. Baltimore, iiIh,
Schr Ocean, Aaron, baltimore, light
Schr =. H.. Abbott, Smith, down the river, light
Scbr Olivia, Curtis, down the river, light
Schr Almirs, Cunningham, down the river, l'Sht.
NORFOLK, Oct. .l.-arrived In Hampton Roads on M
p.rh Brelur, Laruur Industry, from Irrinru, houhdto Bal.
,imore. While in LynhaYrn Bay Size lo-Ihrr t"pinlst in
the gale of Friday last.
Tie haEQue Iumbarton went ash"fe III me CHESAPEAKE,
n.,r Yorl rive. on Friday, with an assorted cargo, from
Bal, more, bound to Kingston, jamaica. The cargo viii es
saved In 4 damaged condition. rhr vessel vii! probably
he u total loss.
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nY RECTOR DAVIS, ACCT.
BT DAVIS, DIUrlrs:E 4 Coz, AUCrS.

80 NkttiOE:S.-This lay, at 10 O'cl" =. va b.
~ sold ~ itscly slaves.
HECTOR DAVIS, Auct.
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B.Lr4norr, Oct 2e.--Flour quiei; Howard
stree, held at So -. City Mills %. Wheat
firm; red 81 3oa | - white 81 10 a 20.
Corn &c lower; yellow 80 II zoe. Provisions
quiet; mess pork sl9 25a 10 80; prime Sl4 -.
Coffee firm ut II! Il lj4c,; no stock IN first
hands. Whiskey dull at 22a923c.
NEW YORK, Oct 22-Stocks dull anu low-
err; New York Centrals SCI Virginia SKIES
1ut. Cotton firm; upland middlinss llEaiiS.
Flour heavy Southern d so L L un. "ne!1
quiet. Corn unchanged mixed '0e. Pork
dull, mess 10 Hjal9 80. WtIi>key Die. S'lsa
quiet. Coffee steady. Spirits Turpenllne
steady ut 4Oa42c. ko>iI dull nj i3al,4. Rice
St,.u2v
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CHANGE; or T.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE

STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
TdNliE ANNA, mrrtin: Of the St0ckhol6ers.o of the Virginia
4 Central Railroad Company will be held In the city "f
I.icIn"oEd, on THURSDAY, the End day Uf November.
i>Gb.
Extract from ih" iy-i.vI nf the Company.
"Nn proxy shall i"- vuinI, given more Than III days prior
~ The lIretlGg al he CrInl,sny.
"Nu PROXY for individual Stockholders shall pass free,
going TO or returning fr":u ih. meetings 1f ;le Company.
unless hg Is himself Il stakeholder.
9Th. books OF transfer shall tr closed L. days previous
TO any general meeting Of The Company"
j. GARRETT, Treasurer.
GtFIc. VIRGINIA Gus. L.. t.. CovrsNY,
Richmond. iict. l., loGI -,ISrtI
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CIorI1ING, CLOTHING!

XSTE have Just opened q very large and well SC. "a
~ lvcrcd stock Of FALL AND WINTER READY IA
MADE CLOTHING nni GENTS FGRNlsiilHh HH
GOODS, which We are willing TO sell, Wholeshle|
and Retail, at the very lowest Northern market prices.
Our stock comprises In part Black Cloth srocE coats from
and Fancy Ssuin.lt business Coats, s. and up: Seal Skin
over Cuais. 81 md up; Heavy Blue and Black Beaver Over
Goats, 8 ~ and up; slack and Fancy Casslmtre PANTS, : )"
and up; black and Fancy Satinett Pants, w anu up;
Black and Fancy Cashmere Vests; Black Satin, Fancy SIX,
BLACK and Fancy silk Velvet Vests; Mems and Boys, shirts,
good gssortmrut of Bows and Youths wear, which have all
prices in proportion, and to which we call the attention OF
our customers and the public In general.
Country merchants would do well 10 examine our sloeh
LEVI HEXTER'S old stand,
Nj. 90. Main al. Cd door below 18th Tor PEARL 81.
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SHIPPING.
FOIs BALTIMORE,

FOR BALTIMORE.
THREE TIMES a WEEK-roWlArAN
r5InE steamer GEORGE PEABODY, Capt EPMaaah
L Richard %prt,ehard, will receive freight 1tx1
to-day, ~(MONDAf( and up TO- The hour M@EEsHstSsSA
Of departure, IL o'clock, NJ, TUESDAY,
93d Inst.
Freight taken to Boston via BALTIMORE, al lowest rates
with greatest dispatch.
departure, IL o'clock NJ, Tuesday.
T;ssa anu s4 ,aIe,c.' mrocnrsJ either at our Office In
ShocIor Ship, opposite the Columbian HOTEL or At The
''e en-, ISL m""''e'' "'e"' DAVID ( wM. CURRIE.
II \ Ne VEGA IuSafIP YORKTOWN.
u - y y1ki NEW YORK VIA NoRFoIK.
TIME Steamship YORKTOWN Captain
o'clock n esT = M Ea' TUhsp AZ the Esd Instant. szf.hH
passage to New York, meals and state2cAS@s
room included $40. S,rerase passage, -.
poo.ur- 10 Norfolk sane IA by the river bo2tS.
Freight received to-day, (Monday,) and up tn tile hour of
10 o'clock, A. ~, Tuesday.
Consivnrcs are requested 10 send FOR their goods today.
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates, ana iorwarH-
ed with Dispatch
Passengers are requested to be on board in due time:
Tickets aud hcrtlls secured AZ our Office, or OIL hoard the
S' DC, sa-e. LUDLAM & WATSON.
FOIt PARLIAMENTARY.
TENHE A No. | steamship CITY OF RICH ~
T. MOND, Capt. I. Mitchell, Is now ready ErXS.s
to receive freight, and will leave on TUES ~ZIelEI"
DAY, the 23I inst, at II o'clock, A. NJ. CNE5zE@s
For freight or passage, having superior Recommendations
~ c. =. CARD0Zo, Agent, lockeits,
Or 100, Main Street, from to . O'clock, =. ".
tSr- Boston freight taken through ny S'c1H ~ >. ~,
rxtrs and with dispatch.
DtuLT LINE ON Tl1E JAMES RIVER,
By TIE S7EL .RERS
GLEN COVE AND CURTIS PECK.
,r,iE STEAMER CURTIS PECK will, Ss2ama-.h
ON THURSDAY morning next, 18th HA
inst. commence the regular run between &IsTHIttA8
Richmond, Portsmouth aud Norfolk, leav--Sa~SsSaESs
Ing the wharf, ut Rockets, every THURSDAY, SATURDAY
aud TUESDAY MURSlNtiS, at O'Clock.
TIE GLEN COVE will leave the wharf, at Rockets
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
lNGS, al the same hour, e o'clock) and rnch boat Will
return each alternate day, except Sunday: thus making Il
regular daily line between the above places unsurpassed for
speed and accommodation by any other linz.
The floats will touch ut I'LL the regular landings going
and returning and take freight is usual; but RIl freight TO
be landed ul the river, must he paid for when sent down,
and We will not be Responsible for it after II is landed Oh the
wharf for which il II marked.
Passage 10 or from Norfolk and Portsmouth ........ 81 0U
Meals 80. -. .....-......... yncents each, eSIra.
Oct III X. U. IlASKINS.