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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16
MEL A. MATHEWS, AUCrOHERR,
Balesroom ~ Nassau street. near 7

No 70 Nassau street near Fulton strcet-DANIEL A.
NEWS co viii sell at auction this day THUR5DAY)
O'Clock at their salesroom, No 70 Nassau street,
% assortment OF handsome Household Furniture,
Wod Paror Suits in brccate made BY Meeks, plush and
nd Arm Chairs in hair cloth; centre and fancy Tables
yood Eteserc; velvet, Brussels and ingram Carpem
20 Oock rosewood and oeklseretsry and Library Book
Turkish Easy Chars Lounges ladiee rosewood Secre
: elegant walnut and oak Bufets, Extension Tables,
~ Ohars rosewood, walnut and mahogany dressing Blu.
!. Washstands French Bedsteads, PaIliassea Feather
nsn s s,s whs. Nos dressing and quartetts IA
err, Casters, Knives Forks, Chins Tea Gess window
les, Floor Cloths, oak and mahogany Once Deska Ia
Ac Catalogues and goods now rraiy =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

iCToN sALE-owRN DENIM, AUCrIONERR,
will sell at public auction at the Philadelphia House,
l33 and l25 Fourth street, T. d., Thursday May l6
"a clock n to wit i've Billiard raoles In excellent
large lot Of OIL Paintings, two splendid Mirrors two
Hsaiers mpete Crockery, Glassware, Oilcloth, Ice
s. Platform scale, Oyster stand and Fixtures, Tables,
&C Also, large lot Of segars Of the best bran is
OWEN DENIM. AuctiOuAcY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

CTIoN SALE OF GARDEN AND HOUSE PLANTS
II. n. WILLARD, auctioneer, will sell this morning.
o'clock ut the salesroom "a Cedar street. opposite the
Office large and varied collection of Plants, Japanese
Dahias, fansies Coronauons, Roses, Fusias, Pnks
enxs, 0eraneums &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16
uENRY B. HERIs, JR., AUCT1ONEER
Ii Peremp,ory sale OF

III Perempory sale OF
Jewellers Tools,
Splendid Chronometer kegulator, with illuminated d.G
Elegant store Fixtures, GLASS Gases. &c.
On Friday, Nay IL. at ten o'clock
Al 4O5 Broadway,
Comprising in Jewellers Tools Work Benches FORCES
Presses Des, Cutting stamping and Rolling Machines Ga
Fixtures &c also splendid STORE Fixtures, solid oak couu
terp Tables, Lesks Chairs plate glass show Cases Her
ring Jewellers Safe large Chronometer Regulator Will
street dial coel $3.50 Catalogues at sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

rCTlOK NOTICE.
a~ays, Phaetons too suRges, Road Wagons, &e., &c
single and double Harness, by EZRA LUDLOW, Jr, At
ew IS Liberty street. door west of Broad
this day, at IL o'clock. Sale Peremptory TO close
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

ICTION NoTICE.-A SOLID ROSEWOOD PARL0R
suit covered the very best OF French satin broaael;
$3.50 will be sold for SIPS; one DO IN crimson reps Tor
Alsn one double black walnut Paror But covered In
plush will he sold for tl5; lot of parlor bed and
u Furniture Apply this day at u sixth avenue,
IGOR below Waverley place 4. ROTH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

BOARD IN SOUTH BROOK LYN.-rwO SINGLE GEN
ID uemen or gentleman and wife be Handsomely 40
comm dated with full partial Soard In private family
location convenient and beautiful very moderate Ad
dress Il. N. Wekmere, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM, WITH
"A full partial board To let together sng y pr
family location desira Die for business men Apply at
IS Clinton place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16
BOARDING AND LODGING.

GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR A FEW SINGLE
IA gentlemen be accommodated with pleasant Rooms
and good soasd at No 10 Carroll place Beecker stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

A VERY FINE SUIT OF ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR
"A Ano X third door 10 let with ali the modern
prov at iS second avenue The rooms are very
fne and peasant FOR the summer house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

A PAYMENTS wANrKD-BY GENTLEMAN AVN
a WIFE three Rooms on second noor respecAbis
there Will be but Other family Address H. X. r. Nox
lao Herald ONCE, with terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

A SMALL STORE, SUITABLE FOR A LIGHT BUeI
"a meas with Dwelling and harden attachsd wanted :
EhI in P.inneld, J., OF any other country town Rent
Herald Once = - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

WANTED TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RESTAURANT.
w Situation between Ann and w ali streets aud william
oflce
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-04
ROEFlPT y. DEN ~ Y,
-. = -. ~ !. - E..L-... -EnnLa. 90.

Desicr Ca Hard ware. Cutie5E, tooist efcss
.-.-.s.- 49,. ..a--str 81 articles adapted fer
BUILDERS, b 'ALNt'lN. q floC'S hA--Hf no
No 2ls. As1yEr-- 54sz=.
AYR ~.-. ana c,-c-
4 ri.f- sIe5- 90 Ee-'. lre---0 ana Antsc-a
FsardVsnrc Itasr ever t.i che a.--l'i - o'- fs -
= ~ -..ulrtr1.y .as.1 40 n v-1t o. -ta7'-le
a. same before pl---sug eicvate -y s01s are .see -
.-l.vy ~, casa an PEeQ aEe1 % u
f,r taer luor che l0ses' t,.aF- -, -, NJ,
I sr,,rs,s q "a pi, ais -usle-aie IL es taadtyNs
Fo-.l.. Es.s. -cy-rCE c1st1 Axes 2ad Nnains
S,-g.,1s'- vr.s GARDENING ROOFS % 81 El1dA
Ia lIousc-fu is,,iU2 Goods ry i-.51 5 80 49,
giI. T., ana Walters, siuae aat IN s-
J,rsDI T5uet. S-ts Ii-War e.-t.-ia i-A ana
-. f-. Fre l7cT H4-iie KaiycF On doz and Ia se'sO
| pti esr.s ana spoons Brushes, Hair aud tsziee Dust
a., rr-. 1re.t-. Ha.s. I-1oIS, Cucsns Utensils ac'S &c.
A~lf, sguIfisus a a=rritts, ?2rier ana ntJ
.- st'cf'h iaiea % every c.
a. t,r ua.s Hinges screws, Iron an Grass i
sSt ~. -v4 Crr Screw Ns-nc1-s Cat aud NrlEsht
- -t \. o.ecr srucl5; ot building purPose'i 70
.gther =. Tools OF M A.ott
y S'-s'' ROBESr :. DENNY,
..S.a Gc MAR s.-ret. above ne Banfi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-04
UPHOLSTERY AID PiPER-H4S

UPHOLSTERY ASD PiPER-HiEGiSGS.
TryrfE ,,ber resDec,'alD sos call from rs fienas and
public generally % eHarains hs SOCK o. SO0s Nc
line, consisting % .hs following;
CarpctinsS.
Velvet Tapestry, Brussels lnlcc pbs NeaeI~h beSAt hsP
Ac Heart Kugs, Door Hsts and stair socA
Curtain Goods
Brockt- satin DsmNf, Union Danssk lasseis Hnps lac
ard Musn Cartus viii splendid assortment OF window Oor
nces BAnl ald window Shadssa Large assortment or
AL the Attest ss Win fixtures 81 Tie most approved kinds nov
Floor oIi-ClOth,
or All The best patterns and quality 70 TIE lowest
priced which VII b. cu 10 tthais Of AL densonA-
Also. Table Cloths large variety.
faPcF-Hangfnxa.
gnlsntd - al hs follows: Velvet
Cola satin And Papers, o. every shade And color Win ta
ou4 o the Kinds Of sood and marble Being practical
Worknan yse and having NE best uorksn employed
Vii Be warranted 10 give satl-f-etion
All orders anything In NE above Inc WI be panctuAly
tended %, both In the city or eocntry .
psU. and shuck Mattresses and Feather Beds hand
ana ra.Ae % order Of ne nAtsrials toc4 W Aw.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-04

.yC.ENgg SF WNE.-Tsc,ics FOR eaic-rs Of Infantry,
= Cavalry and ARTILLERY. Arranged and completely L. NbUCh
HOLLY Published 10y J. ". Randolph Price % cents
Ei,oq Cllttia Disis0ck ~ ne Ii,gnia Pg51c Guard:
Asro-Y. EcHlJNp, Va, January 5, ls5l
:. ". RtNoo.rH-peirS Sir:
me r.u az 7r1 upon military matters, before the pub
c ~ ,-suI q crsias-y drills and parodes. What noS
r..l is Phi. sonr show when the various movements Of
ia-. -v lr'sat-y Rife taught In telr resfecye
1ri rr OF my; VI atr rouud' should
Ne e- ~ si sncs- 7ert what precautions 20 De t.
Ken .u -v -e- rc-IrF V'n io at u column; when "a
BOO. tos t-e i-n arls O" set the ni7- isVol@oya-
mos. .--c Gal vthout which, no matter
h., Y1tr trlr. nay be- they are exposed - suos
cr t- H.z l H -es of -la' number % Ve oie- and
vel ,-o vr troops, a-l ths .i rnSiou Capt BueLhoi;z ur
rishcstl s uors
1 nav. a. a....s,.5n In recoaras l3,4g t.
JHARt.ss Dr'fWocT Cat. sc, SC
JA-Es wOopHcUeE CO. .
t-.o-' Cs-'u, History Of t- Cacp rs Of ls>t All Is
In e Sou hyu Provinces % North America bv Lieat Co,
T,,sn, ~f maps AMI plans, quartz hney oo4aa IN h@
voas S,sa 6-aho,ory- yols oa, bound in 5, superb
copy ia 1zr Morocco, fnt top
ths History q Virginia 2 vols, svo
J-hn,,ons Ini Narrative. y mo, boards
Fursv's History 1! Virginia vols ovo -. ,
Aou Anecdotes Of the Life o. the RL Hon William PHI Earl OF
Chatham. vols svo, cali
Fontenl he on the Pursuty Of Worlds. Svo, calf -
Memoirs OF the Reign Of King Charles the firs by s fp WAT
WICK Sgo, hair Morocco gilt top.
rsyor's Arator. vel, 70 no. g., - +,
me Characters TheopArasus Translated from the Greek and
Illustrated BY Physoguonlea Sketches VOL Svo boards
Portes r Rott Ee) travels IN Georgia Persia Armenia An
Client Babyou, with numerous Engrsyoss OF Por'ra Cos
tunes a. vols quarto fall cell extra n
Deahs Dong-l1uerous Original Compositions % FA'eS by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-04
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD

tUh tUhlE1lNu 10E DLOVU,
And for the speedy cure OF the suhoined varieties Of
ScrofuIS and ScrOruIous Afiect lions, sush as
TumorS. Ulcers, sores, Eruptions, Pim-
pies, PustuiCs, Blotchcs, Bons, Biains,
aud all Skin Diseases.
O,Kt\Nn. Ind 9th June, 1850.
J c. AVER & Co Gents; feel II my duty to ao-
knowledge what your S1rsaparlla mas done Tor me
Having inherited ScrohlOus Infection nave suffered
frOm I'm various WAYS for years Sometimes II burst
out iu Ulcers on my hands and arms sometimes IL
turned inward and distressed me at the stomach. Two
years AGO u broke out ON my mean anu - ny P
and ears with Sore which was painful and oathsOme
beyond description tried many tle'lcincs anu seVeri
physchns but without much rtIyl lIul any ili. ~
fact, the disorder grew worse Al length was r,Joice
TO read in the Gospel Messenger that You had prepared
an Alternative (Sar>apara) Tor Knew lIuin gpir IvPu
taton that any thing You made must be good sent to
Cincinnati and got Il, and used I'll II cured me- took
II, a. you advise in small doses OF ie.spooh9i over
month and used almost three bottles New and healthy
skin began to form under the seab which after
while fell of. NV skin is clear aud know by my
feelings that the disease gone from my system. lou
can wen believe that feel what am saving WHOM tell
You, that hold YOU d. of the apostles OF the age,
ANU ''''''''' WI s'''''1'''' ALFRED B. TALLEY
st. AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas,
letter and salt RheuIn. Seald Head, Ring
worm, Sore Eyes, DroPsy.
Or. Robert VI. Prcblc writes from Salem, n. " 12th
sept, l>J9 that he has cured an mvcterate case OF
Dr10 which Threatened 10 terminate fatally, 10y the
vcrug of S1rSapIrilla, aud also Danger
Gus attack Of Malignant ErHp1s by large doses ofthe
same says he cures the common LTP;'0"s by 1t con
stantly. }
BrOnchOceie, GOItre, or Swelled Neck.
Zchulon Sloan or Prospect, Texas, writes: Three
bottles Of your Sarsaparilla cured me nom Gofs-a
hieous swelling on the neck which had suffered from
two years.
Leucorrhma or whites. Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
Dr. j. Il. : Claiming. of New York City, writes: Il
most chocrv comply with the request Of your agent in
saving have found v6ur Sarsaparila a most excellent
Alternative in the numerous complaints Cor which
plov such remedy, but especially in Female Diseases
@erpfrlOl- dirfhgsiC. | cured luyet-
crate cases Of LeucorrhWa by It, and some where the
coinp1iut caused By liberation of the uterus. The
liberation itself cured. Nothing within my
knowledge EQUALS IL for these female arrangements"
Edward :. Marrow, OF Newbury, Ala, writes dan
Eprous orrr tfgor of the females in my family
which had deted an the remedies could employ, has
a. gh been completely cured by your extract Of Sar
sauara. Our physician thought nothing but cXtirpa-
ton could afford relief but Ne advised the trial Of your
Sarsaparila the last resort before cutting, and it
proved cectual. Ater taking your remedy eight weeks
no symptom Of the disease remains"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-04

4sa,gs yaszss E@
OFFICE RICHMOND PETERSBURG R. q. co.,
RICHMOND Va, Oct 80, 1850. (
TIyHE trains on this road will as follows:
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND PoR PETERSBURG.
Express daily (except sundays) connecting with the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad al AS0 A. H.
Accomm odaton tri-weekly, Monday, Wednesday .
aud Friday, aW ~
Mall daily A. E4o r n
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND
Express daily ~ o4o a H.
Accommodation tri-weeky, Monday, Wednesday .
and Friday $40 M
Mall daily Except suRdays) at 10 r. d.
nobl-u Superintendent
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.1s:Eg TLEE BEST. -

Splendid Stock OfPianos.
WORCESTER'S NEW SCALE.
xxyE Ger sr s.s fau assortment of,hs mes, superb
w Pr ANO Worries
-. ,e IN sale 1thIs market. and stk sxa-i1aton non
thosein sAai Of BEsT PIANOS e Tie ioa'ss ,sss
"a. Bookseller an Dealer in P,snofortes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-04
DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.
To sCOTTsyILLE

FVyRIwEEKLY, THROUGH TO LYNCH fas-IMMS
Il BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, 2t71lkzzk61E1e
AND TRI.WEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING A DAI
LY LINE AS PAR AS sC0TTsVlLLE.
Richmond TO sco,.sye 80 Richmond 10 Lexington 81
d" Lyncbburg..1 90 Buchanan. q "
The through line will Richmond Monday Wednesday and
Friday at M and and after the 9Th September the way
Scotsve will leave NJ Tuesday Thursdays and sat
urdays up far Scotsve Returning, leave BOGUS
Vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at IN A. III.
distance fare and time Of passing In card below Tor through
ne that the scosy line will pass intermediate
points on the opposite day going andl hou
later coming down. -
Leave Richmond Monday We'd Lynchburg Monday Wed
nsshAv and Friday at p NJ nesday and Friday at ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-04

TALBOT BROTHER, Propris,ors Of the .soy. vo,,,
Il building PORTABLE sTEAh Es6InEs ~ a. ~
proved construction, Of all fiies, from I forty orr.
suitable FOR Circular sav Mills, Threshng Machines aIA -
purposes which they nstter themselves fully equal
perior 70 any Engines built here elsewhere. w"
They Will also furnish STATIONARY sTRAh EaeHu ,
ten Worse 70 any required psver. '"t
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Of the most approved seaa,,,r
and OF various slles. -'ssi
PUMPS and WHEELS for wArER WORKS, roRrlR, e,,.I
MILLS, and IRONS for hILLs Of all kinds. VIII
RAILROAD WORK OF every description.
TOBACCO PREesEs, ELA1TESIEG MILIa, and All .rv.t
6 iossssS sSsssI ss eysry lind Of BRis ~
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Drrhwa or whites. Ovarian TumOr,
,rino Ilcrrntinn. Eemnle Diseases.
syphilis and NIercuriaI Disease.

NEW ORLEANS, 18th August, 1859. =
~. 7. G. AVER. Sir; l chcertully comply with the
request Of your agent and report 10 you Of the
effects have realized with your Sarsaparilla.
have cured with IL, IN my practice most Of the
pans FOR which j, recommended and have found its
effects truly wonderful in the Of Itgeredi anil WeT-
ctyi' Disease. One OF my patients had Syphtc ulcers
IN his thr0.t which were consuming his palate and the
ton Of III, mouth. Your SIrsap3rlla, steadily taken,
cured him In fye weeks. Another attacked by see
ouI-rv symptoms in his nose, and the liberation had
eaton way ierahlc part n il, that believe the
disorder would soon reach his brain and Kill him. But it
y.del On my admin tr ION Of your Sarsal 1Eilla the
ulc-rs rr ami hr &, well again. not Of course without
-ou. designation OF The face. A who had been
treated or The disorder by mercury suffering
from t. poison IN her bones. They haj become ses
tive 10 The weather that damp day she suffered oX
crucatiu pain la her joints and bones. She, too,
curcl entirely by your S9rsaparilla in few weeks.
know from is formula, which your agent gave me, that
this PREPARATION from your laboratory must b. great
remcv consequently these truly remarkable results
viii i have not surprised me.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-04

n = LII A,sLts BOvK.-The Diary OF George Wssh' g
from 1883 TO l9l embracing the opening Of the frs
Congress his through New England Long Island and
the southern States together With 8 Journal Of tour to the Ohio
In 1855
Edited by Benson Losing. Price fl3O.
Just published and for sale 81
auto RAEDoLPH's Book Store and Bndery.
DJRE COGNAC BRANDY-BOped by UdOphO
L Wolfe. For saeby DOVE Co.,
ana Wholesale Druggss
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Fire insurance, Marine Insurance.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.OOO!
ANNUAL INCOME, 1850, 000l
notiv Qr.Enn.0n.

INVESTED IN THE UNITED sTAqIS, OVER fs00,oe0i
IN pi-scors Personally RSsp0Hs5 for TIE Engagements Of
he Company.
SNTE respectfully attention 20 the security Of the Liverpool
w and London Insurance Company to rs policy holders In M
large cash capital and investments, stated above.
the large capital and income Of the Company enable TO take
ner parties requiring large amounts oinsurance
In adlon the orrsy mode Of nsuraEce this Comparing
sues PYRHA HgYTPOLfC{ES tbs pEyf0Vht Of TEN ANU
Al PREMIUMS Property Is, tlenccforth, FkRAAREhTL(
INSURED The Policy be cancelled Al any ime and thepre-
MUM will be returned less per cent
This Company Kill insurance By loss Of Rents BY FIRE. on
new srd most liberal principle.
Under the Policies Of hi, Com pSuy all claims paid
en.on Of satisfactory proof oas without dbdnentor ded"c'
~, m rss:: and not Is ususl aer pressnts.
gon 0! proof, WOkfHAh 4 WYATT, Agents,
uhI AZ hsn street under ~ CHARLES hote
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INSURANCE OFFICES &c.
THE VIRGINIA LIFE INsUMASC ECO. CSM y A.

TNHE VIRGINIA LIFE INSDhANCk OOmf a
prepared business and the attention OF e
public Is earnestly called to Importance OF ts obleos ina
Compasy un charter divides seveneghs OF s prouo
every years, among the policy holders hersoy gSnB
The advantages Of the Mrtus sysem with The pledge OF
erpetua Capital stock Of and the added security hst M
H. Lho have permanent moneyed Interest In conducting W
alta 10 th prudence and economy. ,.,,r,
The Chatter half oil the Oap'a stooA anu
benye din Bond and Mortgage on neal
v,r,h d. M the snount 49,
The CHEF object Of the Company aid in retaining at home
heiumen,e smouatof money which goe annually . on, we
or Lie nlums Nohern Companies That money VIII oe
oan or term Of years al egaineres' and as
rrsed In midst -. ,u,,
EndoN and Annuies granted. Lie ana term foncles
sued at az rates other good Companies ssve insuredor
0N' ''~' " 'DIRECToRs.
WIN. Il. MIcfsrsnd, John P9reen, -
Jos oh Alien ssm1 Bsyy,
Ro,toe B. Heath Joe. 2. Anderson,
TA,s W. McCanes Thomas p. Auguh,
John II Montague, NO. H. Marry,
Day1dI Burr Jas. A. CowArdin,
Lewis Cinter J. B. Mcolelsnd
JohD Jones P. I. Moore,
Jas, L. Appe:son, John u. CIaDosnes
Lew ID. Crenshsv, D. u MnerTy
VIM G. Paine VIZ. II. Christian,
H. T. o. Bsskerytu Wyndhan Robertson,
Eanr J. Harrison, John U shafer,
VIZ Il Hazau Peter O. Warwick,
Robt T. Brooke, X u hashns,
Geo ID Shell Edward Eorveil,
We Ington Goddn Geo. J. Sumner,
loan D5oey D. s. Woodbridge.
PreStdeas-sAML J. HARRIsoS
Psos PrSsident-Wh. II. HAAALL
PAysician-Dr. BLAIR BOEWELL.
ALorney-ROsO0E L. HEATH, ESQ.,
.p9T j. ADAIR PIEAsANTs, Secretary.
EFOnce corner Main 18th streets, Richmond.
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RAILROADS, &C.
sOUTIs.siDE RAILROAD

sOUTIs.siDE RAILROAD.
NANDAFTzR MONDAY THE22d AU.fs6
~ gust the passenger Trains, viii run az follows -
VROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURQ.
Mail si.ri daily a. $50 NJ reaches Lynehburs stlsss
Pm a,
Passenger Train starts daily exeept esndsyi 81 40 X
reaches Lynchburg st12.50 A. N.
YRoM LYNCHBURG TO PETERsBURG.
Mall Train daily ST IL A. NJ reaches Petersburg
Passenger Trains daily, except Sundays l0So NJ
reaches Petersburg at 6:30A. n.
These with daily trains TO the Springs KNOB
VILE Nashville, Memphis, &C.. 10 New Orleans .
" tie shortest and expeditions route 70 All para
Of Tennessee Alabama rspp LOUISIANA Arkansas and texas
The City Point Petersburg daily except Sundays
"A M y Noon and City Point at $50 A NJ and 1850
and from ell the steam packets when No
''' T. D. BIRD,
.rax General Bup erintendant
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new ARRANGEMENT

NEW ARRANGEMENT
FOB RUNNING THE STEAMER CURTIS PEuk
TuyBE steamer Curtis Peck, Capt Jno. H. ,,SlLr.1A
Freeman will on and after Monday next, .sakrntrss1fs
10Th inst maze regular JAMES River bttieer IL anu
the stone House Wharf leaving Rockets every Monday meG
d.y and Friday mornings at O'clock preeiey arriving AZ
House What O'clock remaining there ut' - cOh,
rsturaug 20 Grove wharf, and leave there eseh
dsys Tuesdays Thursdays and Stature aJf O'CLOCK D. M
ana orch at regular landings hs tissT gong ana re-
urpng. -, -, a.. ~, ...or,-,o.
The Curtis Peck neatly fitted with bs for night seeomTno
aon and passengers comg from below CA sAs on poafu TIC
nights she arrives AZ the above Wharf "a,
SPaSsage to Grove Stone House. ~ CO. seA extra ~ co.
Freight take for the above p ace = u.evrss
n- ". 10 NHN,--
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28
GBy Telegraph
Nov York MnrIIaR.

NEW YORK, February PIP. Motion
continues STEADY, with more activity: sales Of 400
bales at llAc. for middling Upland.
Flour-No important change in State or Western
me demapd, both for export ard home consump-
ton, Is limited, and outside quotations are only
zee Tor small lots sses Of 2gO brs at So 800
IS 1895 % for superfine Wes ern; S5 3OC15 SO f1r
common 10 medium extra Western; IS 45a5 60 for
foI trade brands extra round. hoop Ohio; Closing
heavy for common grades. Canadian Flour con.
tiDues heavy; sales of 500 brs. at SIS 3Oa6 rs for
common to good extra. Rye Flour quiet; sma
sales at So 60Ca4 10 for common TO choice superne
CoTn meal dull and heavy at So 90@12 95 for Jersey,
and yl % 2O93 30 for Brahdywiqe;
Wheat dull and heavy, and prices without import
ant change; shippers, in view Of the high rates
ieIghts are unwilling to operate except at decline
sales OF $500 bushels milwaukee club at 81 25 deliv-
cred 900 red State at 81 80; 200 white California
at u 40 200 prime white Canadian at 81 so Rye
range Bailey firm and more active: sales of 9,5OO
bushels Lgake,shore at SOC; 7,4O0 bushels Canada
sales of Al 200 bushels at 66a66J6c for old mixed
Western in store, and CSC delivered 6OS a61fc for
new mixed Western at the railroad depot, and $50
CSC for new Southern yellow; 7Odei5c. for white
southern. Oats heavy and lover sales at 356l3516c
for Western and Canadian, and So s@36fc for State
at S7 25 for mess, and sl2 5Ogl2 rs for prime Beei
unchanged, with little more doing: sales of 400
for country mess SsiO for Ees "a aS9 p az
oil for extra mess Prime mess Beef dull and nOmi.
nal. Beef Hams steady; sales of 90 hhds. Western
pack ages, at 81 624o. for Shoulders, aud sJf@sNc.
for Hams. Hogs firm, at 76716c. for corn 4 ID
dressed, &c and llys-weight &c. Bacon duh aud
heavy. Lard continues steady, and the demand
moderate: sales Of 800 barrels, at g6MIOZc, and
400 kegs on private terms.
Butter steady, at l00l4o for Ohio, and I4@l9c for
prime.