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THE LATEST NEWS.
THREE O'CLOCK m

TIE PAwNEE AND KEIsroSH srArE ARRIvrp.
The U. =. war steamer Pswnee, conveying the
chartered steamer keystone state, the latter ffom
philadelphia, reached this city o few minuAss
before we 60 to pres
ThekevstOne State brings hither reinforcenene
OF marines and sailors-we know nct vet IN
what numbers.
The Pswnee Is on her return rom the fulei-
meat Of her recent mission at Norfolk We IN
derstand that Commodore PsuldinR, I'm command
OF the expedition 20 Norfolk, executed his orders
to the letter-hsving rendered entirely useless a.
means Of offensive war the United States, all
the Government naval property OF every desorip-
ton in and about the Norfolk Navy Yard.
The Pawnee, in addition to the considerable
force Of marines she carried with her, brings
hitler the marine guard OF the Norfolk Navy
Yard, and tie officers, marines and sailors o. the
L. 8. (receivingl ship Of the line Pennsylvania
The sailors Of the yard were turned over 10 Capt
Pendergrsst, In command Of the yard. Those On
the Pawnee observed no hostile demonstrations
whatever on their way up the Potomac.
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rrRNrTrREl FURNITURE FURNITURE !

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before puchann
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.
WAsasTANDs WARpRosEs stDEsoARDs, ErAGEREs,
sand &c
snade on eodscosig ned 70 auao
.....ta.r BOTELER WILSON,
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Between and ud dfoor
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From Charlestsn.

CHARLEsToS, April % Arrived here, schrs
Mary Haley, from Boston; George Grice, from
Baltimore; Atlantic, from CardiEss; ships John
Frazer, from Liverpool, anG julia, port no:
named Also, the ship Splendid, bark Maria
Norton, and schr. Smithsonian, from New York:
bark Judas, Rio schr. ArcoIa, from Baltimore
The statement in the New York Herald VI the
loth about an Interview between Gov. Pictens
purely fiction
The Secretary Of the Treasury at Montgomery
hao countermanded the orders preventing the
clearances Of northern vessels from Charleston
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Capture of Another SLAYER

NuENIEs, April 1.-The Spanish war steamer
DNInss de Austria, Commander Monteres, las:
evening brought in pretty bermaphrcdiJe brig,
with 800 negroes, thirty-six days from tue river
Congo The vessel, captain, and part of the crew
are Americans, the balance all nations Let them
be landed by slavers or as prizes, 1t is all the
for the negro.
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ASNsroLIs.-Our latest sdviccs from Anss 20
Is lead Us to the positive conclusion that no hostile
steps whatever have been taken there towards tie
landing Of L. :. troops at that point. however
much OPPOSED TO il portion Of the citizens Of tn.
vicinity may be
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Government Transport steamers.

NEW YoaK, April 2U.--The steamship r. r
Cuyler, Of the Savannah line, has been chartered
by the Government.
The steamer Chesapeake sailed this morning
with $50 seamen destined for the Gosport Navy
Yard, and the steamer Monticello will soon sail
with one hundred marines for the same destina-
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III The latest Intelligence from Pensacola. re
cetveA by way Of New Orleans, is to Monday last
Al that time II Was not expected that any at ack
would he made upon Fort Pickens for the next
ten days Fort Pickeus had been reinforced by all
the men that could be spared from the fleet The
United States troops were Dusily engaged In con.
structing works on Santa Rosa Island
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LARGE Fire Mt Macon, On

MACON, Ga April l9-The Granite Hall Hotel,
In the old Washington block, was burned yeste :
day, resulting In loss of about $50 100, which,
however, is covered by insurance. The goods ia
the stores were mostly saved
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Prosecutions for Treason-seizure of Arms
for the south

NEW YORK, April 2O.-The United State. Dis.
trict Attorney has called on the Judge Of the
Circuit Court for special jury 20 bring to Justice
parties sympathising with tue Southern Confede-
racv in this city.
The schooner L. c. Watts has Deen seized with
large quantity OF arms shipped at Hartford
Connecticut, for the South
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Major Andersen,

NEw YoRk, April 2O.-Maj Anderson attended
| the Union meeting to-day and was most enthusi-
asticallV cheered. He will leave for Washington
tonight
A sword from the citizens Of Taunton, Mass
was presented to the hero to-day
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NEGRO DISTURBANCE IL MARYLAND "A gen
ucnan Of PhiladelphiS, formerly of Kent county.
Maryland, where he has property, was sent for
this morning. the negroes having begun 10 burn
the houses OF the whites. Two OF his own
houses had been destroyed
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sunday Mass Meeting in Boston-A r esi.
ment Formed Under Elelcher " ebxtsr.

BcsToS, April 21.-A mass meeting Of our Gill;
Gems was held i'm State street this morning, and
addressed by Fletcher Webster, Chas. L. Wood
bury, and many other dist ngu ished citizens
Tie meeting was for the purpose Of raising a
regiment for Fletcher Webster 10 command. and
was completely successful. The mos; intense
excitement prevails.
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Reinforcement of Fortress Monyos

NEW YORK, April 2l The steamer State Of
Maine returned to-day. having landed the Fourth
Massachusetts regiment at Fort Monroe
The steamer :. r. Spalding was landing her
Boston reg iment when the State of Maine left
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From Jamaica

NEw YORK, April 2i.-The steamer Yulee az
rived too day from Jamaica
Prince Alfred, Of England, had had magnin
cent reception by the authorities and people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

THE STRENGTH OF TIE BALTIMORE FoRcEs -
The CIR p.r If Yesterday saws: d" As far ss could
be Gsoe-tained last night the regular volunteers,
the recruits from the city ard the county soldiers
will make an army Of nearly ten thousand per
-
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IL The steamship Columbia. at st. Johns
brings Liverpool dates 10 Sth inst 1t was rumored
that France had sent frigate to Charleston at the
suggestion Of President Davis The French army
was to be increased by nearly two hundred thou
sand men,
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III The convicts In the penitentiary of MissIs-
appi are engaged in manufacturing tents for the
army Of the Southern Confederacy.
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Fer Washington

NEW YORK, April 20-The steamer Columbia
has been chartered by the Government, and will
tomorrow morning sail for Washington.
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NoSIcB .-Disrict Of Columbia Advertisements
70 Re inserted In the BALTIMORE SuS are received
- and forwarded from The star Once.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING Persons DESTROYS of obtaining
II large and pleasant oomq, with Board, can be
accommodated on street. No. 339, between 9th
and 10th sts Terms reasonable. ap23-st.
ROARD IN THE COUNTRY NAY BIZ HAD
- at pleasant and retired Location on the Co
lup bla turnpike. six miles from Washington and
hVe from Alexandria or Georgetown. Maday Farm,
FAIRFAX county. ADDRESS LEWIS BAILEY
Washington city Post Office. sp2 81
BOARD Pheasant Rooms. with Board can he
- had at No. 2s -Four and -a-half ST.
ap 5-Sw' (RepuhlIcan.)
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EIBBS HAIR STORE, -
UP Ne 2a2 Pa; Az; srr; l2FA AND lsfE sys.
Hkfff WIS. ESTSfADs Sust is w ..Scs
Always on hand, OF made 70 order At the .hortsat
N B,-Lsdies' Hair DYED in the most ns,sra,
manner. ma y en-
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THE NATIONAL RIFLES 1t is the National
Rifles, Capt. Smead, and not the National Guards,
who are stationed al the st. Nicholas steamer on
guard They have been on duty there constantly
since Friday night. Last night TWENTY-FIVE
men Of this company were detailed for duty at the
State Department. The Rides Is now In a state
Of high efficiency, and 10 doing valuable service
INDEED for our country. On Sunday sixteen ne,v
recruits 10 tbs Rifes were swcrn In at the Capitol
end several more were sworn In yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

CONCORD, n. H.. April2l -Ex-President Pierce
made most patriotic speech last night in favor
OF sustaining the flag and the Union at all hazards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

TROoPs AT THE WAR DEPARTMENT To-day,
al the War Department, Major Mcdowell mus
tered Into the United States service the foIoy "
troops: Zouaves, Company T., Lieut. Powell
commanding, 10 recruits; johnson Guards J. H
Nc Blair, Captain, Charles r. Belts, w. Hurley.
and j. f. Heren, LIST, I'd, and Sd Lieutenants
corporals, sergeants, and 30 men; Districf Union
Rifles, Capt Morrlssey, 5 recruits; Constitutional
Guards, Capt Disges, recruits; jackson Guards,
Capt McDermott, recruits: and company
Anderson Rifles, Capt ROdier. of Georgetown, .
recruits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

TEr SUDDEN rise In the price Of provisions yes
terday was, In tue main, speculative one, and
prices are declining again ESPECIALLY In -FOUR to-
dav. Yesterday -four was sold as high IN some
instances as sis per barrel. We NAV add tn Al
the interceptiOn of hour in Alexandra, desti ned
for this city, was the work Of mob, and not the
act of the authorities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

CousHs.-Ths sudden changes Of onr climate are
sources OF PsInosnry. BrsnehiaI and AsIA,nGfie
lfeitess. ExPerience having proved that simple
taken In the early stages Of the disease,
saouid a. onoe So hsd 30 bsoyaS BreneAiaI
nrasion Of che Throst Be sigh t. Is By this
Drecantiop more serious attack may be efeotuslly
Sarded of. PEbIic Speakers and Stsggs will find
them s6eefuA for elesrinS and sszeng theulng the
~osse ~ sdvsrsiss@snr ssiS
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DIRECT IMPORTATION
SPRING GOODS.

respectfully call the attention OF the ladies TO
q my full and kaudsome assortment of -
&NxFRENGH MILlINERY GOODS, &
b ms, STRAW GOOES of every description,
NJ 81. and LACE MANTLFS, SILK BASQUEs,,
60 ihdies Will do well TO exaRlne my goods as
they will fad them the finest and cheapest IN the
u - =. IA, WILLIAM, IMPORTER,
NO. 81 Market Space, Washington, ID: G.,
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Balance in 81 /,
Families aided, 166.
JAMES Z. JUSTIN Secretary

CoSsIDSsAsLs COMMENT Is made today upon
The TACT that both branche of the City Councils
adjourned over last night for want of a quorum
in oteer cities the councils have come promptly
forward and raised money to supp 1T the families
of such volunteers however patrioticaly are not
able to sacrifice their time, their only means of
supporting their s-milies The City Councils of
Washington should indicate in some way tn I
thsy are not unmindful Of the sacrifices so cheer
fnlly made by our own brave citizen suldiery.
Doubtless they will take some such action when
enough OF he missing members return TO the city
10 enable them to transact business.
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GEORGETOWN ADvERT'MTs
VIRGINIA MONEY WANTED
WILLIAMS WooD YARD.

~~% ~ AsN ~ u " w Az al LIN L IA L y
VIRGINIA MONEY WANTED
WILLIAMS RooD YARD.
IxIll take Virginia money In payment for Wood
~ The lowest Dash prices.
money at Psr. 1t is earnestly requested that ali
persons VIII call AND make Immediate pay nents. as
We wish to close all accounts on our books. Gail
carry II you wish q pass your % WILLIAMS
on the Canal, west of the Market House,
-eP % 81 6eorgetown. ID. @.
Two DWELLING HOUSES FOR RENT.
a situated on the west side of Fsyette street, IN
AND College; one being at present occupied by Mrs
Blbh, (which Will be rented with or without the
furniture the other being No. 60; both having
spacious grounds attached.
Also, for hire, three Servants.
:, X: p. JACKSON.
ap l6-lw N No. los Bridge street.
WhoLhsAhE FISH HOUSE.
aN2 barrels Labrador HERRING, collected,
IS DO DO BB syy, IsIsnd do
50 half bbls. extra Roe do
50 bills. new Magdalsne do
100 do st John hLEWlVES.
DAILY expected per schooner p. Heilner, and for
Also, Is2 b6s. oho oe La6radoT HERRING, on
board OF schooner Expedis, due here about the first
$50 bL s. NO. i Msrsmichl ALEwIvES,
leo leo DO No. Bfs osseoa hhad do
500 do No. 3 Medium MACKEREL, GIouoes-
80 bbls. No. MACKEREL, Gloucester Inspec-
ton,
AlsS' fit ss s9a half kits IMACKEREL and
a fsif bbs: spr,nr HERRING ard Labrador
HERRING of superior quality, in store and for
'a' AZ '''ls'A a%Rf fiIIEi q BROTHER.
apI o-2w 90 and 1Ol Water st G eorg etovn.
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TEE telegraph line to Baltimore was cut yester
day evening, for the second time -
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PkERARIss FoR wAKa WEATHER.. - Beside,
the immense quantities Of -four and other provis-
ions stored In the Capitol building for the use OF
the troops, several loads Of Ice were deposited
there on sunday evening. -,
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The MASsACHUsEITs REGIMENT paraded Pa
avenue yesterday afternoon, marching from the
Capitol TO the Executive Mansion, where they
were reviewed by the President, Gen Scott and
the Secretaries Of War and State They presented
very fine appearance, although portion of them
are minus their uniforms, In consequence of the
intercePtion Of their baggage In Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

u Though THE sfAR IL printed on the tastes,
sseem pres, in use south Of Baltimore, In edition
Is 20 s,ge - 70 require Il 70 b. put 70 press at
sariy hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before ~ O'Clock m; otherwise they may
lot appear until the next day
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ADMINISTERING THE OATH-Justice r 8 Myer
was engaged all day yesterday, administering the
oath Of allegiance to the Department clerks The
objection made by some, that IL i'm posed an obli-
cation to perform military duty, was removed by
the opinion Of eminent counsel that the oath iui-
posed no obligation Of that character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

RLsssEp -Cept c w. c. Huntington, Chief
Of the Capitol Police, resigned his position yes
terday, TO take effect to day. Captain has been
many years In the position which he now leaves,
and has made hosts Of friends the country over
He goes 20 bis State-Virginia. -
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0EFICEks, PETTY OFfICERs. AND Sea
the capture Of any SLAYER can have their claiIs for
BOUNTY and Head Money promptly attended 10 By
s&SsyhtHs 70 or addressing G.. n. WALLACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

WE UNDERSTAND that Miss Dix, of New York,
the well-known philanthropist, has offered her
own services, and the services of large number
Of experienced nurses, to President Lincoln, in
case they may be needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

UNION FLAG GuARDs.-This company, lately
organized under Capt. Stratton met at their drift
room basement Of old Trinity Church) last nj hit
and received into their ranks IS volunteers. The
officers expected to get their commiss ions to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

WE UNDERSTAND that the Georgetown Mounted
Guard, Capt. Cough, have been ordered to hold
themselves In readiness for service and that the,
win probably be called upon to enrol themselve
In q day or two.
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FIRST WARD ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF
OF THE POOR The following report of tie Treas
nfer, L Easily, Esq shows 'he operations of
Ios Assooiaaon nom January, 1861, to pril, 1851
"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERs.-Ip con
siderstior OF the stc:e Of the country our ssl
hereafter Will be made exc,usivel. for cash.
WI. r. Riley & BRO,
dp = lot No SO Contra StOres
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I OsI-A black and tan eolored terrier PUP.
- Had On 8 yellow leather collar. A
nhera reward will be paid if returned to.AA>L
354 y ct. between 18th and 18th. -
Al q 2ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On Saturday. GRAY HOUND SLUT
IL PUP. ma ked tan ears and head
liberal revsrd will be given on her returps2 10y
II SIEVENS'S Fancy store, 336 Penn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

OUISVILLE ARTESIAN WELL WATER,
IL Blue Liok w alter. AID other Medicinal Wstrrs
always fresh Also, fresh supplies Of Pure Medi-
other Medicines sale.
MOORE'S West End Drug store,
ap20-2w lI3 Penn ayenue
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TOR RENT-The hns BRICK HOUSE NO,
4 100 West st., Georgetown. at crescent oocu
pied by the subsol iOer. 1t has - rooms with gas
and water throughout, q hns yard, stable &c, and
GRUDER. oo 25-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

DERSONS HAVING GOLD That they wish to
Il convert into Dry Goods can do SO tn great ad-
vantage IN making their 5. Lotions ON our stock
All sales exclusively for cash.
PERRY BROTHER,
Pa. avenue and Ninth st.,
ap 2-6t II Perry building"
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ROBERT j. DENNY.

Dealer In Hardware, Cutlery, Tool 80
Eaasraeug every variety Of drteiss Gs.yS,s N
RUJLDRRs MA CRLNLSTS, 4 HO5oEhEEFHhs'
10. SO ASoys TsE sAshs
n HAVE the largest en1 I .i-- %=--sA
y 80 - IssSe ever hsd the Pls-sureio Of sGIsfs
- - ..-a.ettiIly invite AL IN want 70 examine
-. 400. parehasing elsewhere ny tooas ~
$3.50 30 purehassd eKclusvslJ for eAAh, An Pfep-fsd"N
- p.Tmimg Im ri ats saunsr.is Does Z, W
.n.,-. Eorkrs, kakl, scytnes slA's
soessa - "a M sDESI Nc TOOLS Of al Elnds.
House-FaT0IshInz Goods my SoSs - ~ ,.,,,
5000 vtt go. TnwAr; saueSPAns' Tea ana
- CStry; sias Ivory H-n4s knrss pn i9t .al ~
s.ael. pis.l SOFAS spoons; brushes - -
-, 1n.s.,.r M.ts Ero0ls Cooking Ctenss &C. &C.
xaSIo auIIding N risls pa ~ 80 a.
,tte l.rgv an1 coHsplee soek-sA: Le.as ~
I,o. sSt.. Hinge scrsss ifsn And 5rAs. Asu
- soi AEs Puileys sssh Ca $50 Ss, SsTo.,. L.
N.ls a1d Spikss, sld Al oI,e4 A~~o' -
$500 .th fo0l " al ttnda .,....aS
- OTssn Ssfsf.IJ AL PrsHP'v SasxsT 4 DENNY
90 nain EFret. above NE bAols
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.a.c,I Am MACON MAkERS.
DIM VAL.
P. 7. MOORE K co,
IMPORTERS AND pEALERS IN FOREIGI AND .DOMES
mo uAvUUNQr

TIT hAhUhAhA,
B.v, removed 70 the recently occupied oy
As. Wa p Co, uhrre they sill be happy -
w. hsvs uo Ga hand large assortment Of Engsh and
An-e.n HARDWARE daily receiving further additions
Ey.y eaort shall be make prices and quality Of good
.sfac,ory 70 favor thea vie iheiT patronage
nh
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DAILY LINE OF PACKxTs.
10 sCOrTsVILLE.

y7yRI.wErKLY, THROUGH TO LYNCH. Yns-SNmk
II BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN,
AND TIL WEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYB MAKING 4 DI
LIZ LINE AZ PAR AZ Bo0TTsYILLE.
Rchmondto soOt,svle.s 30 Richmond 70 Lexington. % %
Lynchburg. 4 W Buchanan. OO
The through will Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday NJ and and amer the 9Th september the Way
line for Scotsve viii NJ Tuesday Thursdays and ~
urdsys and scottsve Returning leave scou
Vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at IN A. N.
Bee distance and time Of passing In GARD below for through
line and that the seove line will pas intermediate
points the opposite day at the going andl hour
later coming down.
Leave Monday We'd Leave Lynchburg Monday WED
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r- NOTICE.
nAssAGE 10 Forts Powhaisn and James'own, esSSk
- "a l,roys and stone whAI daily. The
.,,arssT CURTIS PICK, oapt fsesrao VIII oI NE A.
commodacn wishing 10 VS. erds s'auoneS ~ 10y "
80 hvs uae.s A. ao williamsburg aud ioffiowhJ
leave the Rockets every morning excePt
.y AZ i've O'clock touch City Point oy eoeloek fon row
satan by 10 O'clock jamestown II O'clock Grove wharf Nh'
AMI Stone MhArfl O'Clock Y. NJ. -.o,<
ReurnpR- wharf at X O'Clock Grove ~ ~
the regular whsyes oth going
rSturrlsg) arrived at Richu0nd about 81 o'clock r b.
PaSssse FOR the trip to stone Wharf ana return, sS
Meals extra, so cts each = 49, o,,h
~ me above schedule VIII be commented on Monday yam
June u.ay,va
jel9 - = h v. hAoA1t,9
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W. TLs0M. ". o. DARLINGTON.
Address -Howardsyille, Virginia.
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1861. H 1861.
MAIL PACK EFT LINE,
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between Richmond, Lynchburg. and Lexington
Packages conveyed By this line will be receiped for at Of
nce and paid for, II lost. Our Agents are:
W. p orutehneld Richmond; Bocoek Parrsh, Lynchbarr
md Norgroye, Lexington. mAlb
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Lille, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
once No Us Main CSortheas, corner II llIh strssJ
Rlehu0ni, Va
uHAKrERED 2gIB MARCH, 1881
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nsrnt tud carefully vested continues Insure Slaves,
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MOLD Furntture, Family Wearing apparel, Vessels,
GARAGES Freight. sre lowest current rAos Losses
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