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YUAL AFLOAT, AFLOAJ.
MEDICAL.
- ICORD's SPECIFIC REMEDY

RiCORD'S SkEUIFTC REMEDY
RECORDS CIFIC HLJLEUI
8ICORDS SPLCLFIC HhMIDl
The latest medical discovery and unfailing
Remedy, from the original recipe, as used by him
N the Hospitals Of Paris for twenty years. A
Safe, Reliable and Warranted Cure for
Diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Obstructions
Of Urine, Gravel, Chronic and Acute Gonorrhu;a,
elects, Structures, Weaknesses, and all Diseases
Of the Sexual Organs, whether in MALE or FE
MALE, from whatever cause they may have origi-
mated, and no matter of how long standing,
Price ONE DOLLAR. Every bottle warranted
Sold by all Druggists everywhere, and by
NJ. A. l. G. A. SANTOS,
Norfolk, Va.
B. ". CONANT & CO., Portsmouth, Va,
Sole agents for the U. States and Canadas.
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NJ Office is hereby given, that at the
~ hrst meeting Of The Common G. uncil of til.
Hslty OF Forts outh, to be held in the month OF
Marcn next, shall apply to the said c unci to
issue to me scrip Or scrps for tn sum OF S725 s.,
"hich was issued to my wife, Who was Mary G. BIN
iord, ana standing in her on the books OF the
saia Council, which said scrip SCI fps have Leen
.ust VIM r. HAYNES
Id 30-tu-4t
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Cashier.
WM. Ii. WALES
This Bank lie open for the resumption of bust
ness. Deposits received upon the usual terms, in
terest being allowed at the rate Of five per cent
on all amounts remaining on deposit for 80 days
or upwards; per cent. for less period in
ceasing 10 days prior to Withdrawal
The Institution keeping accounts of its New
Depositors entirely separate from those of the Old
Depositors, so as to answer the demand of the
New Depositors.
All indebted to our Institution will please call
pay, curtail. or renew their paper.
The Board OF Directors will meet every We'd
nesday and Saturday morning at clock.
Al
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O1lCE is hereby given, that at the
4 Y hrst meeting OF the Com Oh Council of the
elty Of Portsmouth, to &c beld in the month
II March next, shall APP IL to the said Z unc.
fsu to me scr p Or scIips tor the sum OF SITS s.,
WIN was ssued to my wife, who was ANN Bin.
loord, and standing in her name on the book, Of
been lost. F 10 ~"
jan30- u-4t ARCHIE r. GWATHMEY,
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Office is hereby given, that at The
IN flrst meeting of the Como on Council of the
Elty OF Portsmouth, to be held in the month Of
March next, shall apply to the said Councii to
issue I" me scrip OF scrps for the sum of 3d. 725 49,
"hlch was issued to me, and standing in my name
on tn books OF the said Council, ~ hcb saidscrip
scrips have be, lost
ojan3U-t at JAMES NJ nTy F0pn
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The Superior Accommodations
L., A.

w :" " t me-
u !" II II M ,
are wei known by the travelling public. The
steamers are all new, constructed with great re-
gafo 70 speed comfort ane safety, and are com
handed by experienced, courteous, and attentive
ohlceis. 1helr superior speed enables them to
make sure connections with all trains, thereby
causing no delay TO travellers at either end OF the
route.
ioe are mas la deem reduced py the general so
lcitatloh OF tne travelling publlc, TO whom We
esi gfa.eiai lot tneif very liberal patronage,
"nlch' we truSt' ey just course, I" continue t"
MELT
~. n.-p assengers ana baggage transferred to
ana non 7 oItSmouth NE OF charge;
ACaN0 -'oi ioiA II ohi ave- vi NohHChc anu Mar
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n EW LINE sTEA N E 4 $

FOR OLD POINT AND BALTIMORE,
Carrying Har"den's and National Express
Freight.
The new and elegant Steamers
GEORGE LEAkY, Capt. BLAKEMAN,
JAS. Z. BRADY, e LANDS,
DICTATOR, " McLL1GAN,
Leave Norfolk for Baltimore daily Sundays
excepted, at 81 o'clock, p. II.
Through Tickets sold Tor all the principal cities
North and West Passengers and Baggage
transferred from boat to cars free OF charge.
Fare to Baltimore......,............. $500
" and return.............. 600
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ihGi MA At Rue held in the CIo,l5;.
once OF the County Court OF Princes 'erk' 9
on on the hrst Monday in January, 1866, Anna
harrison ii. Banks, administrator Of
Plaintiff D''u
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DAcIfIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANv's
THROUGH LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA. AND SAN TNAnC1sCQ,
CARRYING THE UNITED sIATBs NAIL

rver foot Camel srest New York. ~ ~ o'cock noon
wsS sss:nsr ocIDEh cry f"r a. nnssscc where pss
ssa.s malta ssS fs.s freight y s.s,ssssrss = ne
I. noon % Tuesday, January l. MI FOR Yosohsns and
TRfouon ,chsss husd from New York adding 70 regular
prices between New York san Vnssps tks following
ntea payable In gold or its eqnfvalent:--
San vransssoo 10 Yohohama $50 $40 u
San Francesca 20 Hong Kong 100 20 lon
Due notice win b. given o. subsequent voyages
For through uckels and all further afosaHion apply
the once shs wharf pier a north syer foos cf Canal
street TO n. X. HOLMAN. Agent
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DEMITTANCES TO GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
al lowest rates by TGPscOTr Bros Co, IS south
street and ~ Broadway.
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COAOTWIBN STEAMSHIPS.
DhcITIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
i THROUGH LINE
TO
CALIFORNIA,

VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave pier No a. North river. foot Of Canal
street. at II clock noon, follews:-
November OCEAN QUEEN, Captain T. Hcwes
ncys%ssr Io-ACIxoEA Captain Jsa nsury, connecting
November n-RiStNe eTk Ar, Capssis A. O. Gray Con-
Meeting with CONTRIBUTION Captain Cavsriy.
9 Panama With for bonsA Paec pers isi
~ Eanxanllo
nne Prom Panama 70 Australia and New Zealand
seamsr Of December u iss VA coansct via the ART
January ], 1871, for Hong Kong.
One Hundred poands bassass allowed sach sduil NOD
pssSs ssk.s and All further Information apply -
the The wharf, foot OF Canal street. North river
New York z. r. HOLMAN, Agent
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ntNtWs bASrrNG sctpErY ., WRIST FocHTH
~ street iof children. iAdfs. r pf'eu,~n New class
SATURDAY W@dneFaay. an iarcs. tsuaht n cne auaftcr.
ss dalees 10 slH private sssouM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-30

Tho editorial department Of the Oh DO
n;nion of this city has passed into the
hands of 4. +. Leonard, Esq. Mr.. Leo
nard is we'll known in this community! az u
gentleman of sterling worth and rare lite
rarv attainmcnts, and the paper, under
his control, cannot fail TO meet with sue
cess.
The numerous cases OF cholera daily al'-
hearing in New York cau>c many "l our
citizens much uncasiness. Some prtoic'
II, carly appearance in or Seahoara CUES
Strict quarantine regulations VIII DC en-
forced and we hope by energetic inca
>rrcs 10 keen the scourgc from our midst.
. steamer from New York, having on
board a company Of soldiers bound for
vour o,,y via this place, has been denied
;kc privilege of landing her troops here:
and report says the regular steamers
rlvinc between here and the Empire City
are TO undergo quarantine before coming
up: all of which is, ! think, very proper,
and the Board of Health deserve great
credit for the prompt action they have dis
played.
We have had no rain here for several
weeks, and our city being without water
WORKS, we feel d~rcadiuliy the want Of
water. Nearly all the ci>tcrns are dry,
and The well water, which in this section
becomes brIckish during very dry spell,
j. hardly driuk4b!c. The skies have en-
cuuragrd Is often II hope, and the wind
la, shifted to the northeast, 80 if the signs
hold good We Lay expect rain before long
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stored to all the equality OF right and power
nosscsscd hv the other States of the Union.
4. That the delegates from the south
cru States, in conjunction with their asso-
ciatcs from the ether States, may give to
President Johnson an earnest assurance OF
their support and cooperation in the just
and manly stand he has taken in defence
of the independent SclC-govcrnmcnt with
in their W limits) OF the several States,
and also in his resolved purpose Of holding
the exercise of federal power within the
limitations OF the Constitution.
;. That the Convention, composed a.
il will he Of conservative men coming from
all part, and sections Of the Union, may
devise the BEST and most practical means
Of gathering up and efficiently organizing
all the clements of opposition 10 The 40
l.ni. lawleSS, unconstitutional, and revolt
tommy schemes Of the Radicals, who now
wi,Hl The powers 81 the Federal Congress
10 the oppression Of the South and the
overthrow Of our republican government.
I'd. Rts0lre9, That III the opinion of this
| meeting the appointment of delegates from
+. Virginia L" the proposed Convention should
he made under the solemn protest oi Nir-
GINA against the test oath, by which our re-
prcscntativcsto Congress have Dccuand viii
be cxcludcd, as Unconstitutional and d.
rcctly tending to the dcs. otiS.. Oh 4 do'ai-
nant party.
Sd. And whereas ii Is manifest THAI the
! l4th Of August the d@y APPOINTED for The
meeting Of the said Convention, is too
near al. hand to allow opportunity for a
call Of a district convention 10 choose
delegates to the said Philadelphia Convcn-
ton in the usual mode therefore be II
Ecolced, That the State Central Com
mittccs appointed to convene at the CAPT
tol on the 4th of August he authorized
and requested to appoint the two dele
gates to represent this congressional dis
trict in the said Philadelphia Convention.
4th. Ee>olred, That the newspapers OF
this congressional district and of Richmond
city be requested topublish these proceed
ings, and that the same course of action be
! recommended for the adoption oft the other
counties that compose this congressional
district.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
j. NJ. FORBES, Chairman.
L. ". CaldreH, Secretaries.
u. n. tdEton,
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Ai.ENANnEIA. Jnly Is, ISGG.

-A}.fNANIisba o"iy -'1 '''''
The injunction case of the Adams En-
press Company against the Orange and
Alexandria railroads TO prohibit these two
latter from carrying express matter en-
ccpt for the former, thereby excluding The
National Express Company from III, all
vautagcs Of transportation 10y these roads,
was to-day before lnderwoods lmtet
States District Court. The case is being
argued by McSSrs. Wells and Smith, oi
Baltimore, for the Adams Express Com
pany, and Colonel J. b. Baldwin for the
National Express Company. Considerable
interest is manifested Ill the premises.
Before the conclusion or the argument the
cour, adjourned until Monday.
The Prince Georgian, in speaking OF the
late Lylcs murder, says" We learn that
the -four parties now under arrest, after
being brought TO this place, solicited an III
tcrvirw with the States attorney and She
riil,, and separately made q full and free
confession Of the murder, and OF their re-
fpective shares in ii. All i've OF the par
tic, were NJ the house, and directly en-
gagged in the murder, instead OF one OF
them remaining ut the boat, a was first re-
ported" There will hc a special term oi
The court held to try the parties.
Two locomotives and several cars be-
longing to the Manassas Gap railroad have
arrived here this week from Portsmouth.
The road will have u good supply of roll
sing stock to OmnncnCc with.
The first new flour OF the season was re-
ceivcd here yesterday from the Forrest
mills OF Mr.. A. NJ. Janncy, in Loudoun
county, by the Loudoun and Hampshire
railroad, and was readily disposed Of ut
sl5@sl5.5o. Business generally is improv-
ing, with prospects of 4 live and active fall
trade. y~IRGiNIAx.
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County Observation-Disclosures COn-
yentiOn.

Clark county has held a meeting and ap-
proved Of the Convention. So also has
Fauouier, in which latter meeting cS-Go-
vernon Smith, A. J. Marshall, W. W.
PAYNE, b. II. Shackelford, and others par
,icipatcd. The following excellent reso!-
buttons were adopted:
Isl. ReS0'roi, That it is both the into
rest and duty of the southern people 10
send their wiScst and ablcst men to said
Convention for the following reasons and
to advance the following purposes:
I. That the free and authoritative tcstl-
mony Of the southern States in regard to
ia, absolute abandonment at the South oil
all purpose OF separate nationality may
he published 10 the people OF the northern
States in the most solemn ana imposing
form known in the custom and practice OF
our free institutions.
.. That the delegates from the south.
ern States may, in separate action, aNail
OF that occasion to announce that ticli
people arc at peace, and permanently ac-
quiesce IN the renewal Of their relations
with the Fedora! Government and that
they have now no political interests or
desire except 10 restore the government
of the Union to the condition Of the earlier
and better days of the Republic, from
which the cxigencies of the war have
maniiestly forced il.
8. That the said Convention, upon the
Imposing testimony borne by the unbrokcn
voice OF the southern representatives, may
give assurance to the people of the north
crn States that tina nernSSity IF Continued
force and continued restrictions upon the
people aud States Of the South has passed
away with the war, and that policy, as well
as justice, demand that the States and
! people Of the South shall at once be- re.
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MEDICINES, ETC.
DOCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRlNdS
SALTsOR MASS.
CAUTION.

JAlIl'S.
There l. an article on the market anFfoNInaRt'S
very closely to this medicine IS NAME bui h'he'lhs
very widely Is srBsrASrE. FcTaoEs "l-hinS =,
procure the SALTS OF THE RoCKBklP"E ALUM
SPRINGS In Rcckbriige county. Va. are h'''"e"
that they can be had at THE SPRINGS ahdoi
PURCELL. LADD & CO, Richmond
4. T.. KrCKER. Lyuchburg;
COLEMAN i ROGERS, Baltimore
HEGEMAS Co, New York.
other druggists in Virginia and IN III" otn''
states who keep thsse MINERAL WATERS Q n'sie
in our bottles will be supplied with these 7a'uaots
SALTS and furnished ,th the proper cF'a'"'''''
AID with our phamghle'.
The sales Of both the WATER aud IN" SAILS ~
rapidly rega!ning the position they hei" oo'n VI"
aud south before the War.
Price Of genuine Alum Mass, go Per pound !,
$3.50 per ounce. FRAZIER i RANDOLPH,
;v s-1m ProprletorS.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond pispa,ch.
The E~plesus-Thc brought. &c.
NORFOLK, Va, July %. Isl

>o'ioLh, "a, July -, lSoJ.
Thinking that a letter from Norfolk
might prove interesting to some of your
many readers, and having a few moments
10 spare for that purpose, have concluded
to write to you. The loss Of the Ephesus
will be a considerable drawback to the eS-
Enlistment OF dircc, trade between here
and Liverpool; but Colonel Lamb, who
was a passenger III the Ephcsus, is not the
man TO give up all enterprise SO valuable
10 the Suuth and We hope ere long to
herald the arrival of another steamer from
Europe, aud feel assured that her trip, SO
far as receiving u return cargo is con.
cerDed, will be q successful one.
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HEALING SPRINGS WAITER,
IL FROM THE
HEALING SPRl NtS,.,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA..

BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA. ,
The rr0pri-tors of these highly c"i'hratsu
Spring. have, I'm view Of meeting The deildha "a
Tie IgDhc, lad ia" waigr o~~!ci41it L"'a'", w. -
Snriur, as heretofore, in suth ESt"1'f a. 10 P'"t,
serve lts virtues a.u gAaI-a.ofIai!cs ds vac "'ou
a. The ]."Un.ii.. .
ls l.o.erlrb arc wei Known, AMI ,okItrlencr
L.as proved u, srrat y@lla N The i"l.1w ILs ~
..sss, which have Icon cured ny us use He'",ui"'
E,ya.rv!ae, Tu.i.dty 81 he Liver, pynPei,t@' apn-
Ia ~ Thrush, blEG- tau Offensive ustnSit'
f.o... t.a nU.t.lIj, !ntr4tt.blr D.at-sr2 q! me nhlh'
Paralysis, bronchial Affections, E4t4lS"r rr"r-
tr.tn IH..ud, Enlargement 81 the Sp.oeL' ort.aiS
DrlDn.tn, Iult-b..!ty al the BItd4ar' p.'e"I,1 =. 1ne
Kidneys, Spinal NATION, aeL."iEi-i ,site'tn''-
tism, n.soanca If Females, tiI"...t 'fiihdIhiC
Affections, Whether dependent Upon luminous OF
O.Ler !ya.raa!a 81 Ito body, AMI ~ al dr-'t"IatS
ami morbid conditions q! the Ego iio-A n"8'eeted
Oh i..lp..l"l TIE. tAle.i. ~
T!.tr, III. DOLLARS per cas- cl "ne dozen
half gaIIon bottles. OldcIa o.c.oa.Is t..is amount
wi receive N.o.4g i .t,raioL.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS, cout"ttlng certl-
ncal.s If cues. AID highly .lteie'-ng irit.f' from
InosI .napaar.blc sources. AMI Ci!!cr ial"rinati"n'
can 10 HI -. application I. >. A. foi.ihl' Heal
in. sg..ags. BIN county, Va, ~ 10
ruiCELL, LADD - CO., .pIugSi~tS,
Ca.o4~l A,onIs IL. tho "-.o Of tho water.
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npy GOODS, o &c.

GOODS FOR THE SEASON.-Hand-
" some shawls. Silk "rspPinss, AL kinds o,
irish Linons, SIX ami Linen Hand.erchiet., Mar
s%eilea and Lonsdals Guilt-, Hoop, sklr',; all sorts
and silas handsome Embroliered Sets, pantaloon
Stuff, Table Cloth, Napkins, ard Towels Hose.
half Hose AMI Gloves: shtrt Boso1n-, Alafacas
and Boluhaziu" eiIof which, besides maIy "tt.i
nr,icI.. can h.. had Al very low prices nj the old
r.t,ty sI,.I -t,rcot LEVY BROTHERS.,
Is Main street.
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~ co.u.a.ei .xiI.,! 81 H." C.,.ra root, 80 com
hipnl viii. ..ael 81. Instance d! at.lt greater alt"ra-
tive power a. H. -r.:d all cEactyai "ttid"te for DIS
eases SaRSa.A.ILL. - - r-1r. - Chr". AGca a
STRuMOrS ,o...!"!nGs, ".t TIL on" when Will
accomplish their oEI" mat prove, a. TINS has, 81
imnnens. service t. lI..S ia.ho siLs, o! our a'llct"d
fellow citizens. Ito. con. .lctn.y inns co1np"nn:
Of the worst cases to DO t....I l.. the following
complaints
scroiuia, Scrolulou. SwelllAgs aud Sores, Skin
Diseases, Pimple., Pua,ules, Z. tches, Eruptt"n-,
Il. Arthony'r Fire, Rose or EIya .P.las, letter or
Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Einew0Tn, &c.
Syphilis or Nencridl disease II expelled from he
system. by the prolonged IL. Of this SARSAPA-
RILLA, and the patient Is left in comparative
health.
Female diseases are caus"d by Scrofula in he
blood. and ar. often soon cured by this
OF SAk>APARlLI.A.
Do not discard thl. invaluable medicine beSanse
vou have been imposed upon by something pre-
lending TO bo Sarsapariila, Will. 1t was nor.
when vou have used AYER'S, then, and not til
then, will Won know the virtues Of Sar>aparilla.
For minute particulars Of the diseases il cures We
refer you 10 American Almanac. which the
agent below named will furnish gratis To ali VIII"
AYERS CATHARTlC PILLS, for the cure Of
Costtvaup--, Jauudicr. Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
Dvsent"ry, Foul stomach, Headache. Plies, Rh"u-
uia,ism. Heartburn, arising from piauri"rri SO
titinlency, loss Of Appetite, Liver complaint,
Drop-y, Worlus, Gout, HeuraiSIt, and for y pm
ner Pm.
They mr.. sugar-coa:ea, 50 thai tn. most sensitive
can take them pleasantly and they are the best
Aperieut in the world for all tl" purposes OF a
'" Prrpparr"i ~ J.. G. AVER co, Lowell, Mas,
and sold by d"aI-rs everywhere.
ri RCELL, LADD& 60. Agents.
corner Of Main and Thirtc, nth >tr.nt-,
10 PPM Richmond, Va.
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L'OR NEW YORk.-ATLAN-GE
w The splendid new siie-Theel a~t"a...hli
HATTERAS, Lewis PARRISH coMmand"r, aIbh-
MARIE, \. BORNE comma1rcr, leave hl'btl"iLn
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY ieaye Ne" AorN
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. 1T
These SHIPS are entirely new, aud were BUR
fh.y have splendid SALOONS and STATE
ROOMS. and the FARE, ACCoMIODATloHh anu
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. rrp
Passage, meals, and stdtc-roohs lhSIAi"a, Ftr-
EES DOLLARS.
Goods shipped by this Line are landed regularly
a, New York, on tina Coinpany's covered per
within forty-eight hours.
Shippers are invited 10 notice thaf ths Rr'Hi
damage and loss by handling, and expusurr rom
frequent re shipping, a, on otn"r i'nes' II aFoI17a
by this route.
Freight. for points beyond New York wlilbef"r
warded with dispatch, and no charae made except
actual expenses incurred.
These ships discharge cargo in Haw York Al fle'
No. IS North river, and tn" company : Ht'ai.GIr
for Wilmington, North Carolina ,ndlt'@n"i, ~.
SANE bier. Goods for these points caa be trans.
r.rrai without expense or exposure.
Insurance il very low 10y these ships, ana the
economy in time, insurance, ana c3ii!loh IL
which soods are delivered, makes thi- IL" cheap.
est route from Virginia. Insurance eE"Eiei a'
Low est rates. when ordered.
LIVINGSTON, FOX co..
Richmond. Virginia.
CALDWELL ( pnHH,
cry rotnt 49, Pa'srsoEEs.
Hcrtolk. vir-,r,a.
For freight o SlgT s.1iH%, A 'e kEs e z co. agents.
ofice corner Of Cary and Virginia s'Irr',s; "I'"-
site the Tobacco Exchange. de 2I-'H
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NEW YORK AND RICH-|ET
T'IIE OLD LINE RESUMES ~>
LIS POSITION GAl 1A

V'IIE OLD LINE RESUM |~
i ITS POSITION AGAIN. .s.
TIE NEW YORK All VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
tie PIONEER LINE. ESTABLISHED ~ ISL.
The two new aai magnificent side'wheei
steamships,
.,'APFAi' ''1'h'
.'AfIAlH h'N''
are Oh the rontc again between
NEW YORK,
NORFOLK,
II POINT, and
In point Of strength, speed, and hni,h, M"
steamships are uucluali.d. Ih"y are IN enafS"
Of experienced and gcntlrmanly c"minani"rs
The Pur-rrs are M",srs. WILLIAM -. anu ".
SMITH. natives Of this city, and well Known 70 thi-
These steamships will leave Richmond every
Tuesday and FRIDAY, and will ieav" New i"rE
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY, arriving, ana
departins from the LrnIAA & WArs"S WAR,
Rockets. The hour Of departure from here can ne
a.ceriainad At my office, or by consuming me na''!
papers Of the city the days preceding the DAYS %
tickets and berths secured either on board or
Passage, including meals and state-room, only
The patrops ~ this line who may desire 10 In
srra. can effect il a, the very lowest rates.
i. It's GARREr +. ALSO kocH"tt@.