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Correspondence" II the Richmond Dispatch.
temptations OF Halifax. y. -. Rs u
Summer Retreat.

HALIFAX, y. s., July IL, le66.
Quite a number of C~onicdcratcs have
made this Province their home, at least
for the present, and others are here spend
ing the summer, wisely prcfcrring TO spend
their money here if they must leave home,
instead of putting ii in the hands of their
ta>klna>tcrs al Saratoga, Cape May, &c.
In answer To many questions and for the
benefit or those who desire Il cool climate
and freedom from restraint, | will inform
them astothc advantages Of this Province,
and OF the best way Of reaching here.
The people arc generally sympathetic
and kind. Only yesterday, in the daily
newspapers sympathiSing with Radicals
published in this city, New Highlander
complains that he had heard more abuse
and viliiiication of his section here III 4
few weeks than he had heard Ill n three
months residence ut the South. The Gil
mate during the months Of July, August,
September, and October, is cvcryt'iilStil a'
could desired; the thermometer during
the dav seldom reaches eighty degrees :
the nights arc always coOl-->ui'iclcltiy ;"
Tor Il blanket.
The health of the Troyinc t Is proven
l,iallv good. Noiuduccmcnt> can he oiicrc"
rs far rs dissipation or galcty arc CON.
crrncd: but for those who are fond ct
fishing, hunting, and heating, i'll as wild
and beautiful II country a> any on the con-
tincnt, let them come here. TIL" streams
are full Of front, salmon, bass: and the
waters Of the coast, cod, mackcrcl, and
halibut. Later in the season, deer, moose,
gruu,c, wild ducks. &C., abound. In his
vicinity arr numerous places where good
plain board can be had for the season Tor
from lour 10 five dollars tg"ldl per week;
many Of them on salt water, with adran-
raccSot' bathing. The best way TO reach
The place is through Boston, thence by
steamer direct weekly, fare, twelve dol
lars: Cmard line, every other week, fare
twcnty-dolIar>. By the way Of 81. Johns
and Bay Of Fundy, Il tri-wcckiy line, fare
eight dollars. \. U.R.
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LETTER FROM TLUViNNi.
orr, pond ne, ,f The Ei,am"nl Dispatch.


C"EI>ru, July ., l>GG.
Mc>>r,. Editor>,-.A> | see >ou are pub
fishing letters from alm">t every county
except Old Flu. thought | would let You
hear from IL. our corn and tobacco crops
are very promising. Oats good as were
ever made, but tie wheat i very short,
though al tine quality. We have had Il
biz meeting in our neighburllo"d iur >cve-
raj days past, which drew together Il large
crowl and excited much interest. The
James River Baptist Association met III
the Curinth Church on Tuesday, and con
tiuucd in session three days. Rev. I. y.
johnson, Of Buckingham, preached III" in
tr"lurtory sermon. Rev. Joseph II. Fox.
Of .AlhvmIri", Was elected moderator, an'i
MIR. i. v. lray clerk. On Wednesday,
Rev. William Fisher, of Grcclhricr, made
AN address on state missions, and took up
a liberal collection. Rev. John {. Long,
Of >cutt>yilir. addressed the congregation
in the afternoon. On Thursday the claims
at foreign mission, were presented by Rev.
v. \. Whitc>cyrycr, Of this county, and
quite a large amount oi money secured.
.Addlc>>c, on the subject Of education
were delivered hy Rev. j.. c. Long and
Rev. William l.. Hatcher, and subscriptions
taken iur the Richmond College cndow-
nicnt fund. Much other business was
transacted, and Tie delegates rcturncl
home pleased with the ld-ia>hioncd Viz
giuis hospitality extended 10 them here.
We hope that the Central Committees,
at their meeting next week, will appoint
William {. Rivc> and Judge Brockcn-
hrough as delegates 10 the Philadelphia
Convention from the State at large. We
want our ahlc>t and most prudent men,
and We al true representative mcntoo.
Fork UNION.
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ing \ very inferior sugar at fftecn cents
a bc bought at retail in Richmond at ten
ccnts-and paying sixteen cents Tor eggs
sixteen cents for butter, and sixteen I"
twenty cents for chickens. n mer-
chants of Fredericksburg are paying nine.!
cents per bushcl for corn. No nc" wien.
has been sent in so FAR as ! can learn. 1
see corn quoted at one dollar ana t"en'!
cents in Richmond. Would 1t not DC a
GOOD business to buy corn in frederlcks;;
burg at ninety cents and sell IN kichmona
n one dollar and twenty to one dollar and
fnr,y cents, There is n good deal of corn
sent to Fredericksburg from this county, rs
well ~ from other counties near the place.
o. b. L.
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WAsulxGToN. July %, 1850.

WV ~ ~
WASHISGToN, July %. 1850.
There is much rejoicing that Congress
has al las, adjourned after an eight months
session. As their efforts wrr" difcc''''
n pr,ycn, \ reunion Of the two sections
rather than promote that desirable object,
thc Radicals were Influenced hymcre party,
ora ma, national considerations AMI mach
,ho, ,hry did wa designed 10 help them I"
,ar,.tr,,. their power 10y the coming cleo
ia Instances uf this may hc seen in
~. millions oi money voted II the last
In,r IA ray extra houuticS, and thus favor
,lrir Interests in connection with the sol
,i;rr vote aud also a bold game was en-
dca,nrcd to he played through the House
Committee on the Judiciary, who repro
durrd a mass oi Su-callcd testimony here
toiorc given nj the assassination trial, with
Il view to implicatc cN-lrc>idcnt Davis
and other prominent gentlemen Of the late
~C"nicdcracv with the assassination of Pre-
<idcni Lincoln. A. 10 this subject, Mr.
Rogers. oi New Jersey. the minority OF
that committee, has fully exposed not only
the unjust aud shameful manner III whic!
he was treated by the majority, but the M.
principlcd production OF testimony, pro
cured through the persistent agcmc! ot
Judge Holt. Of men VIGOROUSLY known t.
have committed perjury in order to accom-
mediate themselves to circumstances. The
man Conovcr. olaa> Wallace, was the rrir,
cipal and willing tool To this persecution,
notwithstanding the efforts ot the com
mittcc to prove him cognizant OF tl" crime,
all reasonable aud thinking men, even
among the Radicals themselves, cNIIc~~
the opinion that the committee has >Igi'iiv
failed in their attempt /" connect hIln Win
the decd Of assassination.
Another Etyuritc Radical m"Hc winch II
j. intended /" play in the coming can't
,airn i tn" Wholesale expression a. i"N"
and sympathy Tor >ulcriu" Ireland. Sieve
ral of th,. Iruiln leaders here have been
taken hv the band by Speaker CollaN and
other distinguished Republicans with 4
view t. cuurtiu" favor: hut the opposition
have also hung the green flag upon their
outer walls, and enemies "i England are
countless now ia every p%"liti"1! gathering
OF tlr day. \ monster fcnldn meeting
will IT. held here. presided over 10y the
friends al til. administration, during thc
present week.
Only "A few al the members al Congress
are now Ia hr found in Washington, and
those will leave tomorrow al ucXt day.
\ few remain hchiud I" present parting
advice and iuiuuctl"n> /" the President.
What clicct their manipuIAtiouS will have
will be- decided in 4 very short while.
There j. great rejoicing aud much cN-
ritrnIcnt tbs evening in consequence al
the news or the successful aling OF the
Atlantic cable. TNoN.
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LETTER RON ORANGE COUNTY.
Correspondence" "f the Richmond Dispatch.
rEiladclplia Cou,cnticn-trop>. Ac..Ac.
OHANnI COUNTY, July II, lsGI

toTT,spoud,uC" at tn, hichm"'ld Dispatch.
PHILADELPHIA Convenience rop>. Ac..Ac.
ORANGE County, July 70, lSGG.
LAS, Monday being the fourth Monday
Orange County Court was held. There
was no business Of Importance done. There
was much talk Of Il meeting for the pnr-
pose Of sending delegates to the lnion
Convention cf Philadelphia. From con-
>crsatiou with Il good many, II seemed I"
he the opinion that il was best not to send
DELEGATES, rs il vas thought that no good
could he gained. Some, however, were OF
the opinion that Orange should send some
good, mild Union mcn-lncn wh" would
know how and where 10 speak, and who
would bc heard and listened Ia.
understand that our delegate 10 the
House Of Delegates, aS well as our senator,
wa, opposed I" holding the meeting. old
Orange hI, men whom she could have L
with pride, and who would have lone
credit 10 her and Virginia.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Church held
Il dinner for the purpose of raising money
/" repair the church, &c. j could not
learn the exact amount raised, but sup
pose about fifty dollars. The charge Wa
scNcnty-livc cents for dinner, which WAS
quite Il high figure, n scarce as green
backs are III Orange.
The crop al wheat in this county j. all
but a total failure great complaint the
farmers are near distcartcnrd. Thorph
the oat crop i finer than il has beer for
years, the corn promises 10 weld ,rorr
than an average crop. rye, also, is ,crr
good. We have had fine rains: no,
near 50 dry a> you are in Richmond. On
last Wednesday, during the rain, the liplt.
ming struck the barn of Il Mr.. Boulwarc.
setting fire TO ii and Instantly Kill.
ing two horses. The barn was entirely
destroyed, with contcnts-a sad loss one
That cannot easily bc made up in these
day OF (pcacc III a nut-shclD trial and
tribulation.
The /. j.. are a lial,l set 10 deal
with, though IN this county there is not
So much complaint as in surrounding
counties of their doings. Nearly every
vacant house is filed with the lazy +. Il.
waiting Tor the crops to grow and BE-,
housed, 50 as they can pilter aud steal for
Their bread the coming winter. AT the
Courthouse On Monday night We saw fifty
idie negroes walking around, as if there
was no work To do.
stores OF all kinds are springing up in
this county at every cross-road, and all
expcci To make fortunes ; and they may,
Judging from the price they get and the
prices they have to pay. They arc sell.
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MEDICINES, ETC.
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS
SALTS MASS.
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
There is an article Oh the market approx'natihs
very closely to this medicine IN NAME but diherin.
very widely Is SUBSTANCE. Persons Wishing I"
procure the SALTS OF II ROCkBRlDdb ALUM
SPRINGS In Rockhridge county, Va, are NOTIFIED
that they can be had at II sPRlN"s ana VI
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond;
A. b. RUCkER, Lynchburg;
COLEMAN h ROGERS, Baltimore;
HEGEMAN l. Co, New York.
Other druggists in Virginia and In u" "'hsf
states who keel these MINERAL 7 on sale
In our bottles vii be supplied with these valuable
SALTS and furnished with the proper CREDENTIALS
and with our plamphlct.
Tho sales Of both the WATER and the SAILS ar
rapidly rcgaining the position they held Dom W.
aud south before In. war.
prfc, If .,.uriu. Alum Mass, go Per pound
Z, "a - ounce FRAZIER & RANDOLPH,
L.. l., Proprietor-.
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DENTISTRY.

rOHN MAHONY, DENTIST, for
. many years associated with DR.. JoHS q. WAIT.
respectfully informs his old patrons and all others
who may need his services that he has removed his
OFFICE from Fourth street, and can now be found
al his RESIDENCE, s25 Main street, between Sixth
and Seventh. Will practice his profession In all
It's branches.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on vulcanite,
Gold, and silver.
Once open at ALL HOURS.
ano
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"EALING SPRINGS WAITER,
FROM TIE
HEALING SPRINGS,

BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.. ..,
IT,. rrnrri.iors of these highly c"Irhfi1t!
IN, tmw I haxxa, in view OF meeting the demand ~
=. 'rn1hlic. had the water carefully bottled 81 me
snrin, As heretofore, In suctl manner AS To pre-,
.!rrv, it, virtues and characteristics n, when u-e'
Al the fountain.
II, properties are well known, and experience"
la. proved II. great value IN the following az
eg..s. which have been cured ny It's Use %scf"lula,
Ery,ip"Ia., Torpidity ofthe Liver, py,p'r,ia, AIh.
Ina or Thrush, OIGna IAN offensive dischars"
from the nortrin, lutrac'ahle Di>"ns". 81 the Shih,
Paralysis, Bronchial Affections, EIlarg"d ffo--
,rate GLAND, Enhancement ut the spleen, urinary
deposits, Irritability Of the Bladder, diseases 81 The
kidneys. SPINAL Irritation, Neuralgia. kii"tllna-
tisn, Diseases 81 Females, Chronic orhthaiinlc
Affections, whether dependent upon sirnm"us Or
other dvscrasia Of til" body, aud IN all degenerate,
and morbid conditions of tho Eye from neglected
or improper treatInsnt.
Price, TEN DOLLARS per case of one dozen
hall. gallon bottles. orders enclosing this Amount
will receive prompt attention.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS. containing CERT
fcai.- q; cures, and highly interesting lett'r- IRON
most bI. s"nrc"s, and Other iuloIinatr"ll,
can bo had on application T. ;. A. PORTER, Heal
in: Springs. Bath county. Va, "rto
PEI.CELL, LADD y CO., Druggists.
General Agents Tor the sale Of the Water.
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Somebody recently asked a Partisan
editor where he got all his intelligence.
From the Newspapers Where do the
newspapers get il! "From other news
papers" But who is the first author of it
"NObudY.n
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DAWSON ~

II, ~f1u
Onic CO and residence on Main street, between Ele-
ysnth and Twelfth, lust below the National Ex-
change Bank, where he l. better prepared than
ever 10 give hi- patrons tn. tull benent # his PRO
fession. He will EXCHANGE ~ TEsrH on the
imrroyed has. for OLD SETS OF GOLD. All work
warranted for at least five years. Those requiring
hts services need not neglect their teeth, As he will
accommodate himself to their circnms'ahe"s ana
Ia times Patients from the country can board
with him at hi- residence without charge Whtie
w,rL, dnua NH 2s-jIn
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BANK oF SAvASSAH,1
C..xru 80. IuIyb l.po

BANK ~ SAVANNAH,
SAVANNAH, GA, July D, lsUo.
4 SSIGNEES' NOTICE-The under
n signed having been appointed Of
this Bank for the purpose Of adjusting and liqni-
dating its affairs, therefore all persons having
and all bill holders Of this. Bank are required 10
present the same within six Montiis from th!s date,
or thew will lore the priority granted by statute ;
and ,L,ss indebted will make Immediate payment
10 II. BRIGHAM,
" GEURGE w. DAVIS,
,v,o u, Assiguees.
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

l. now prepared Ia carry
MONEY ri VALUABLE PACKAGES
to and from New York, -. Louis, aud intermediate
points, and ~ far south a. Atlanta, Ga. Ia order
To afford the most ample security - shippers, II la~
effected
AN INSURANCE OF Fly HUNDRED II
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests OF the company by each tr|in,
with several leading insurance companies, such -
II Sun, SECURITY. MANHATTAN, METRO
POLlTAN, AND PHOENIX,
who's. aggregate capital and asset amount /"
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippsrs are thus insured a-aiuSt common car
ri.rS' risk, and Il security j. afforded never before
offered by any express company. For this
No ADDITIONAL CHARGE IS MADE
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS ANDTRANspoEfA-
To COMPANY
is now prepared 10 do bu-iner, az
CllEAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
a. can b. done by any other company.
J. L. JOHNSTON, President.
5. +. FIcKLIS, General Superintendent.
nv 2l-p0lts
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LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

Congratulations OH the Adionrnmcnt-Thc OBJ
.icct Of Legislation TO Prevent, Reunion-Ihe
Minority Report Of tho Judiciary Committee
Judge Hollis Wituc>~c~-Thc fcnian Vote
The Opposition Contcnding for it-Reioi'ing>
over the Gable. etc.
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kfCHhOsD AND DssyfLrv R.utgn,- =,
kIlHMNNn LIN ~ r..t ,

h'1hAo'U AND DssyfLtn RlTfvo.r
RICHMOND. July n, I.8
CHANGE OF SCHEDCLE.-0p a.,
after FRIDAY, July ?5th, TRAINS Ga ~
rnAi Will rnn - follows: @"a
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN leave. gt,.
mond daily At '.oj A. N. Arrive, 4, Danvir."
+. n. Arrives NJ Greensboro a. is NJ :
Leaves Greensboro daily atas1h " ..-
Dsnyiile daily st,i1A ". Arrive, Al Elrn.r.'
at 5 10 +. ".
NOTICE To TRAyELLEES.-Tha rab.,. -.
hereby informed that the different r4..r..1.
the line from Richmond Ia In" south, ia ..-
VILE, Va, Greensboro, Salisbury, and rg.f, ~.
v. C.; Chester, Wiuu,bCrO', Colombia. rns...
ton. Gre.nviil.. &C :. e., Augusta. >a-.r..
Macon, CuiuIbu., Athens, Atlanta, A.. q.
Montgomery, Selma, Mobile. &c. 4. ~
Orleans, IL, &c. are uuw completed, IT,.
10 tn" traveller The ~~lturt.,t aud most 4 reI
10 the yArlou. loir'- santh. tn" r#.fa ....
through = -.luhrf"I. and hesithy country.
Tram, connect ut Eurknvii." win trata. .n H.,
s1uth-ite railroad fr FABHNILLt. tI#. .
buEI,. ~BRIsToL. KNOXVILLE, DAT
CHATTANOOGA. MEMPHIS, SC, Sc.
I'll" >outh-.l. train. connect ~ Lw## -
'tt'u- on th" Virginia sud I.unas-sa rt.r 81.
detention Al that iaE"t .g.GGu 81 coming
THOMAS ~DuuANFA1
~ ITS Sr,rr...'. 49,.
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w NJ. KNABE Il CO.,--
W MaSrrA"rrErE OF sJ"1~sTSE
FIRST PREMIUM, GoLD MEDAL,i x
GRAND, SQUARE,
Y UPRIGHT

y UPRIGHT
u 4 y q =
These In-irlm.n'> havirg been H.t"r" ~" frhlic
fr IN" past thirty years, have, upon their excel
l"ucc alone, sttIiucd an rNrt K'It>Ih IEE.EN!-
xES, + that prottuuHcrs 'h"In unrIUa!lcd. Their
TONE
combines great power, Iichres>, hw-"tios-, AMI
tine singing quality, ~ well - Er't; party -
intonation and harmoui"I>r"-s Throughout IT,
entire scgl". Their
j. rliant and elastic. and j. entirely ir't i;"ut TN
~stihurs> found III -, many pianos, "s.lr.l eau "~
the performer - ~ easily ,ir". Ia
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot b. rxc'Il"d. Th'ir action j. r"t.-
slrariri with y care and attention (" every part
therein rha, characterize. ia" finest 1urrad;lSlu.
None butth. best seasoned Material I>u~"i iuthrir
ma nuiacturc, and they will accept The hard usa-"~
of the conccrI-ro,ru with that al ID" pari"r upon
an euua~lity-nual,el,t III lls"ir mr!"jy II Fact,
they are constructed
MOT FOR \ IEAE-EuT loR EVER"
All oar >quar" Pianos have our lew linlr'F"t
Grand Seal" and The Agraif, Trrh!"
Every Piano fully warranted l"r w EAR.
wAREEOUMS $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET.
is .;-Gm BALTIMORE.
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YER,S SARSAPARILLA is a con

~ ceutTat,I extract al the choice root, ~ COM
hined with other substances II iii greater ali"rt-
casas SA~RSaPAR!iLA j. r"Qut"d Ia cure. such u
remedy il sGrelv wanted by tli"-" who suffer ir'r'
STRTSOI> complaints, and that one WElch VIII
accomplish their eur" must Provo, ~ 'll- nt-,' .;
I. Huw- citizens. How completely this c"mI"li'.
will do il hu- heaat proven 10y experiment. on III ~:
al Tho w"r,t case. Ia Do found ~ the following
complaints 1,n
Diseases. Pimp!"~, rrr'ulr~, .bi"tchc>, krnpt'on',
=. Anthony. Fire. Enso or LrysIpr.as, letter or
Sail Rhnmi, Srat Head. Rrngworm, &c.
Syphilis, or N-u"rtal disease - "Npt!i-! from m"
sv>iriu by tn" prolonged usn 81 thls NAh>AIA-
KILLA, ana The patient is left in colnp"raiiv"
PENAL. diseases are canrei by Scr"fnla In H."
blood, aud ar. often soon cured hy THIS
or SA~RSAPAHlLLA..
DO not discard this invaluable m-iicin" because
won have been imposed upon by something pre-.
i-udin. To be Sursapr Mia, .whii" 1t was MOI
When Iou have u..d AYERS, then, and not tn
then. vii! Won know ia. virtues OF Sar>aIarIila.
pr MINT. particulars OF til" diseases II cure ""
refer Won toAYER'S American Almanac, which tn"
a.aut'bclow named will furnish gratis to all VII"
cti for il. =
AYERS CATHAETIC PILLS, for the cure Of
Costiv"ny>~; Janmitc",t ny.l",i,,,' bnl,SI5,i",',
mati.u, Iicarthuru, arising from b.."rd"r"d SO
mach. Pain ar Morbid luaciIon II III" Bowel,
FIttul.urr. Los 81 Appetite, h5E"! i"'Hpttlhi,
UroJ>y. Worms, Gout, Neuralgia, ard irr Il DIN
Thav ar. sryar- coated, so that the mos, -%rrsifire
c.uul. them pleasantly and they tr" TIA" bit
Arnri.ut in tho world f"r all the purpose, ot 4
Prrtar.~l by ! G. AYEE & co, Lowell, MAJ,
and roId ~ dealers vcryw. ere.
PURCELL. LApDS - ig"rt~.
curncl Of Main and ThIrtc"E'h ~,trr'is,
Pm Egci'ipnd. VI.
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r;'liE OLD LINE RESUME TIN
ITS POSITION AGAIN. ns
THE NEW YURK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
THE PIONEER LINE. ESTABLISHED ~ ISL.
The two new and magnificent side-wheel
steamships,
.CAFrAIS COUCH,
..CArT.s KING,
are on tho route again between
NEW YORK,
CITY POINT. and


are On 'hg r rw aSsiH 's'wse"
HOkFOLK,-
CITY r@!TT and
.teauship~ are nnriuaiIri. they are In charge
Of ~ rTrT pn,1%r. ,S @n1 1. s.mtI;w i9nI'y s0, "a amI J, NJ.
SMITH, natives u! tll, city, ana well known to thls
Th"%@ ".,ii.Ia,n.hfrs will leave Richmond cv"ry
TUESDAY and tnlpAi. and will leave New OK
syery TUESDAY and afryinS ani
af]% agcNciigs TN r." h sn9 i I'd d]S part r from Mni hero ssn BE-
u.crrfulUoi =: my oHicc, or by consulting tn" d"IlF
paper, Of the city the days preceding the days oil
Ticket. aud byr,hs secuted either on board or
at nv office.
Passage, i~uclallns meals and state room, only
The patrons Of this lino who may desire to in.
-nrs, can effect i a; he .r Tyry i. ,TSt It' so,kn,,.
EuRNEW YORK.-ATLAS-T@,
!, TIL MAIL STEAMSHIP -.sesaA
NG.-Tha splendid new steai4GaIi
H~ATTEEh>. LEwIs PARgIsE commander, Abe
MARIE, 4. BorR&g commander, leave Richmond
w w WwE'HHS'2AstpA1Yi: md >,11ITrtkpHsY.
These SHIPS ara entiroiy new, and were built
r.. have .rIpniti SALOONS and STATE.
Rooms. anl III" FACE, ACCOMMODATIONS and
AITEN | ara unsurpassed. .r
Passage: meals, and stats-roomS Included t.t-
.G"1d- .Iy1rtI hy nj. Line ar" landed regularly
ut New Ic,a. on tie cou.pany's covered pier.
w,thin forty-ct.ht h"rrs.
suEtu,r- ara invited Ia notice that the great
lama. I'D in.s ~ handling, and exposure from
t~G@tv.at rn-~hipi'nt, a. on otaor lines Is aV"iie"
FL .itt- tor points beyond New York wiAbofor.
rprla. with dispatch, ari no charge made except
tg.gI psl.it-c- iHruIIud.
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