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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-11
IE SCOTTSVILLE REGISTER,
A WEEKLY FAMILY JOURNAL,

DEVOTED TO LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE, ART, SCIENCE
AND GENERAL AND LOCAL NEws,
Was vved the LIST Of October by the undersigned
after suspension Of four years. in consequence Of tho
war. Its circulation, at the time of suspension, was
gimia except those of the larger cities, and the latter
Ing undor which it is again put FORTH and
tho daily additions which being made TO Its sub
scrption list afford evidence Of undimnshcd popu-
lariy with tho public Its widely extended circulation,
particularly among tho farmers tradesmen and me-
chanics of Albomare, Fuvanua, buckingham and Nol-
counos will call the attention of Advertisers to
tho advantages of avaing themselves of columns
Il medium of communication.
TERNs-Subscriptiom, ~ per annum. Advertisements
of one square of eight line 70 cents for each insertion
81 for month 81 for throe months So for six
months; or $40 for twelve months.
JOHN :. BRADY, BRADY q HARRlS,
JOHN W. HARRIS. Publishers,
oct26--f ScOttsville, Va.
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SSTAUNTON SPECTATOR"
sTAUNT YIRG NJ A.

To MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MBN GENERALLY:
The SPECTATOR" published in Staunton, Va Is
tho BEET ADVERTISING NHDuN in the interior of the state
Unpublished in of tho largest towns in tho intorior
situated in the centre OF the State, with Railroads and
good Turnpikcs radiang in all directions which make
Il the focus Of TRADE for all tho surrounding counties,
and tho locality To which their citizens look for tho
news II Is the county of Augusta of tho most
popuouS and wealthy counties in tho Valley OF Virgin
a which Is by far the most PoPuous and wealthy por-
tion of the State.
II was tho first paper that established here SRARLY
CENTURY AGO and is in tho ilS year Of its oXist
under its present title" STACSTON SPECTATOR
II has always been well sustained by the most substan
tal portion Of tho people. 1t has thu largest list OF
PAYING subscribers of any paper in tho ntorior Of
Virginia
MERCHANTS, TRADEsMEN AND OTHERS,
who wish to call the attention Of the people OF This
State to their business would promote hoir interest by
adopting tho " SPECTATOR as their medium OF commun-
cation. A copy OF the paper sont when requested.
Advertisers who desire tho paper to be sent rs long
as tho Advertisement is ordered to BIO published, will
please say whom the advertisement is ordered. Ad
dress, "STAuNTpN SPECIAIoh,
octSO--tf Staunon, Va.
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DHARAOHS SERPENT'S EGGSl
Il PHARAOH's sBRPENTs R6GSI
Another lot received al BLAIR's
dSe35-t lei, Broad ltrset.
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DANvmLE RALROAD.-fhe Staunton river and
AppomattoX river bridges this road are completed.
The new depot too, in Manchester is finished, and
now there are there two depots, for the receipt
and the other for the delivery of freight fully ade
quate to meet all the requirements for the shipment
of merchandise. Placide Il Co., who did the work
ou the bridges above mentioned, are preparing the
timLers for the bridge James river in this city,
but in consequence of the difficulty of getting the
heavy tmb.rs and from other causes, but little pro-
gress can be made with that work this winter For
want Of money too the depot in this city cannot be
commenced for some tme a thing unavoidable, in
asnuch as the company after the evacuation of the
city commenced with nothing and whatever work
they have done has been paid for out of the earnings
of the road since that period. OF course some in.
convenience results merchants from the fact that
they are obliged TO haul freight to and from Man
chester in wagons, and they grumble accordingly,
not taking into consideration the embarassments
with which the company have been beset, and the
impossibiEty of building depots, bridges, &C., with
out means. We have enquired into all this thing
carefully and are entirely satisfied that all the Off
GERS of the road doing the very best they un
der the circumstances.
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OHIo.-The Ohio politicians are becoming quite
excited on the question of u successor for Senator
Sherman. That gentleman desires to be his own
successor, but he finds powerful rival in General
ssbenck. The Cincinnati Commercial, Cleveland
Herald, and Republican papers of a "cOnserva-
tive" tendency generally, support Sherman, while
the Cincinnati Gazette Cleveland Leader, Ashta-
bula SentiRel and most of the Radical papers, Op-
pose him and favor Schenck, though Hon. John A.
Bingham is considered an available compromise
candidate if the party fails to agree on either of the
other two. The election will have some significance
as criterion of public feeling in the great State of
Ohio
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+ and +. MARTELL BRANDY,
e Imported By GaskiS Brothers. for medicinal par
poses, at p. <. D6PUY's
dee2s-t Drug Store.
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CONCERT FOR MRS. "SroSEwALL" JAcKsox's
BTNIFIT.-It Is almost needless We presume, to re-
hfnd our readers that the concert for the relief of
Ms. General Jackson takes place this evening at
Metropolitan Hall, under the auspices of Madame
Ruhl and other accomplished musicians. We un-
derstand that the hall in which the concert is t. be
given has been put in thorough trim for the Occa.
sion and that steady fires have been kept up in it
for several days past. to make iperfectly
Portable. This is an occasion that appeals, not so
much To the charity to the of duty Of all
1t is in sense connected with political considera-
tons The hero, whose family is left destitute. was
not politician. He WAS Christian soldier, who
fought conscientiously aud died valiantly in what
he considered good cause. lie displayed all the
highest qualities of the man, the Christian and the.
soldier. Scarcely less admired by the North than
by the South by Europeans than by Americans, he is
one of those rare characters whom all men may unite
in honoring. He died in that cause in which We all
suffered and left helpless and destitute family, to
provide for which we should consider a privilege,
not tax.
With reference TO q similar occasion in Petersburg,
the Iader of that city expresses itself as follows
remembrance above all that fought and fell in the
late war that name is JacksOn's From the moment
that he dew his sword an humble regimental Off
Ger, to that fatal day when he taught his country
men to doubt whether the most splendid victory
shadowed by such hero's death rould be called
triumph his progress in the love of his people and
the admiration of the world, was one upward flight;
~ that il is undeniably true that no man ever lived
who, in two brief years, achieved SO great fame
ION the lst OF April, 1861, he was a simple pro.
fessOr in a military school. On the lst of April
1863, he was Lees right arm, the great tanker
StoDeWall Jackson And the world was echoing
with applause over deeds wrought with simple mill
tiamen which surpassed the record of the mad Prus-
sian. or the madder Swede, with the pick Of Europes
soldiery-deeds which furnish the only parallel to
the marvellous campaign in Italy.
Mute be the Virginia tongue, and pasied the
Virginia arm that can forget 10 do him reverence.
He and all that are his, and like him, are the jewels
we have saved from the general ruin nor does 1t lie
in human might or human malice TO make this dis
crowned queen of States too poor to cherish even
a dog that once belonged to SToNEwALL JACKSON
As oProPos to the subject, it gives US pleasure to
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RICHMOND WHIG.
THURSDAY. MORNING......JAN. II, 1866.

LONDON LITERATURE.-The English magazines
for January abound with novelties. The CorHAH
opens with new story present unnamed, by Mr.
Anthony Trollope Temple Bar, with a new novel
by the author Of Miss Forester" Macmillan win
a new tale by Mrs. Norton, called "Old Sir Douglass
Good Words with serial story by Mr. Oliphant'
entitled ''Madonna Mary" The British Army
and Nary Rsvielv will henceforward be published
by Mr.. Bentley, butit is understood that the ser
vices Of the preent editor, Mr. Hamilton Hume, are
retained. In London Society, Mr.. Mark Lemon Will
write a series of papers entitled up and Down the
London Streets to he accompanied by illustrations.
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70 - ~
CENTRAL RAILROAD.

The following regular trains will be this
road, and afer TIT RSDAY, Dece mbor 2lst
Nail train daily, except on Sundays, between Rich
mond and Staunton, leaving Richmond at 7.45 A. n,
and Staunton at 8 A. N.
Atriweekly Mail Train, leaving staunton at A. u
for the West, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday.
The Mail Train leaving Richmond connects with
trains on the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
The Daily Nail Train connects with stage coaches At
StauntOn for Lexington, Winchoster, SO.
The Train West of Staunton connects with stage
coaches for Rockbridso Baths Rockbridge Alum Warm
Hot and Healing Springs and the White Sulphur and
Lewisburs.
A Freight Train between Richmond and staunton
connects with freight trains the orange aud AeIan
dra Railroad for Lynehburg and Alexandria.
Freight will bO sent TO any point on the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad without change Of cars.
Goods purchased In Northern cities be sent di-
rect and station this road whore the Company has
Agent, by cOnsgning thom to Sophon Hunter, Como
raj Freight Agent, Richmond. The charge for the
transit through Richmond including wharfage, dray-
ago. storage and commissions will not exceed ten cents
pcr loo pounds, and heavy articles will be much
less. Proights will be collected at destination.
Through Tickets can bO purchased at this oWce to
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and Dalton.
Tickets to Lexington, Virginia, 81.
Freight ofieo at Richmond closed at8P n.
II. D. WHITCONB,
sepl2-f General Superintendent.
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Law before the public the following letter from the
widow Of the great General:
"RIcBNOND Va, January s. 1866.


'GENTLEMEN-Iour note enclosing letter from
Mr.. John Dickinson OF Houston, Texas forwarding
a draft for five hundred and tweniysiX dollars IN
cold, aud certificate of deposit from you, has been
received. Mr.. Dickinson requests that the proceeds
OF the same be placed at my disposal, and says the
amount was contributed by portion of the citizens
Of Texas, at the instance of some ladies' daughters
of the Old Dominion
"As have not the means Of knowing who these
kind friends and noble daughters of Virginia are.
must, through you, express my heartfelt thanks to
them for this testimonial of love and honor to my
lamented husband, and would thank you to convey
to them the strongest expression of my gratitude
That their reward may be far greater than this noble
act of generosity to the widow and fatheress, and
that the choicest blessings OF Heaven may ever rest
upon each of these kind hearts is the prayer oil
'YourS very truly,
I IlHESnNh
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TIlE BOSTON POST FOR 1866,

HsTABLIsHRD NEARLY FORTY YEARs,l
Has always been of the leading Newspapers of New
England, and Of the best mediums of versing.
BY increased enterprise in furnishing live and read
able NEWS paper and by the recent reduction in price,
the circulation OF the BOSTON POST has been largely
increased. To advertisers few papers offer equal
ad vantages either in the extent the character OF its
roaders-North, South, East and West.
Business Card and Mercantile Advertisements partica-
larry solicited from South and West.
SUBSCRIPTION TERMs.-DOston Post, daily, $40 per
annun; Semi weekly, 81 per annum, Weekly 81 per
aanum.
BE Specimen copies sent application.
BEALS GREENE 4 CO., Publishers,
dec0-2m ~ and IL Congress street, Boston, Mass.
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METALS AND NINERALS.-Per wish
vi iRg information respeStiRg the MlSBRAL WEALTH
OF THB STATE, obtain fall particulars by calling
upon Dr. X. a GRANT, at Richmond. novs--u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-11

DIRECT TRADE WITH EURoPE.-The steamship
Somerset, Captain Rattle, of the Baltimore and Liv-
erpool line, says the Baltimore Commercial of Mon.
day left her wharf yesterday at nine o'clock A. NJ
precisely Her cargo is very valuable, and consists
of about six hundred bales of cotton, seven thou
sand bushels of corn, four hundred casks of naval
stores fifty tons of bark, one hundred cases of can
ned fruit and large lot of miscellaneous freight.
These stores were brought from Wilmington, n
c., by steamers TO Baltimore to be shipped hence
lor Liverpool. This is Il new and very important
trade which has heretofore gone to New York, and
has been attracted to this city because of the iac
ties for prompt and direct transportation to Europe
The Somerset takes out a large number of first
class passengers, among whom were several ladies"
The Somerset is the pioneer of a line lately esta-
blished, mainly, We believe through the instrument
tSlity OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company.
But it will be observed her cargo composed of
ticles that did not reach Baltimore over that road
They camo from Wilmington passed almost within
sight Of the wharves of Norfolk, and were put
aboard the Somerset which, in going out, conveyed
them back over the same track to within an hours
run of Norfolk. Evidently there is lost time and un
necessary expense in this business Norfolk should
be the point of arrival and departure for European
steamers. We hope the Norfolk and st. Nazaire
navigation company will soon convince the world of
this.
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CoUNrING-HOUSB DESKS.

NSAGB ORANGE PLANTS FOR SALE.
$500 healthy and vigorous Plants, ready to set,
for hedges, we'll kAswn superior TO all other Plants
for low prices.
dees-m wMU 4 RICHARDSON.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and amer TUESDAY, December leih, the PAssBN-
GER TRAIN on thi. road will run follows:
Leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, 7:io L. n.
Arrive at Danville, 6l0 p N.
Leave DanVillo daily. Sundays excepted, $50 A. n.
Arrive in Richmond, 3:l5 p. II.
Trains connect at Burkevle with trains the south
Sido Railroad for Lynchburg and at DanVls with tho
trains the Piedmont Railroad for Greensboro Char
lotte, &c. TH0S. D0DAMEAD, Superintendent.
lacl1-n
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Ea@ Do -
ID DICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAILROAD

ianlO-tf
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RAILROADS. &c.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD

Owing to the obstruction Of the POTOMAC river by
ice, until further notice, tickets Will be sold 10
Washington by this Company and tho r. N Train
will be discontinued until the naygation OF ths Poto-
mac shall again be opened.
Trains will leave at A. N. and $3.50 p. n. q. usual
SAMUEL RUTH,
ianlO-tf Superintendent.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
WARRESTOS, VIRGINIA, 7
uar,mhrt o6th lSGJ.

To ALL THE PARTIES ISTRRRsrED IN TuR ABOVE DECREE
You aro horoby notified that | have hxed upon
THURSDAY tho ls day of Fob uary next, to take and
sOtle the accounts required to hO takon by tho above
mentioned decree of tho Circuit Court Of Fauquier
county ndered tho 18th September 1861 and to per-
form all othOr duties imposed upon mo by said decree,
at which time and place yOu required to attend
Given under my hand as Commissioner in Chaneery
Of tho said Court, the day and yoar first Aforesaid
dcc2O-law4w JOHN w. PUGH.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Ill CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.
BIDGOoD Riley, BoOKsBLLBRs, sc,
Have now orened unusually Inc stock Of elegant
BOOKS and FANCY STATIONERY, suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
All the new ILLUSTRATED BOOKS Of the season.
CHILDREN'S BOOKS. an endless variety adapted 10
children of all agos and at all prices
BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS, beautiful assort tmsn /,
in every style OF binding.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, tho best make, at mode rate
prices
FINE WHITING DESKS WRITING CASES and
PORTFOLIOS.
INkSTANDS Bronze and Ebony
And all articles adapted to the Book and Stationery
business.
Also, just opened, an invoice Of
BEAUTIFUL FANCY BOXES
All Of which we ofOr at low prices
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NEWSPAPERS
G0LE s. TURNER,
. NEWS DEALERS,
wutu RrTTDTxa

" NEWS DEALERS,
WING BUILDING,
Richmond Va,
Keep constantly hand all the leading Daily and Week
ly papers, Magazines, Sc, OF the United States.
The trade in the interior supplied Al the lowest rates
and by the earliest trains, &c.
Also keep on hand stock Of Books, Stationery, &c.,
suited to the news trade.
Particular attention paid to supplying the trade with
the Richmond Daily Papers.
Subscriptions and received for the New
York News and World National Intelligencer wash
Ingon) Petersburg Express and Index, Harpers' Week
ly Harpors Magazine and other papers and periodicals
Address Box 37S Richmond Post Office.
A. G COLE. [oct26-tfl J. WALL TURNER.
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NOIlCE.-At meeting of the Board of
~ Directors o. the Bank Of virginia. ON FrJ.v o..
to0ea 1869 the following resolutions were adopted
resolved That notice be given, by publication the
newspapers, that the Bank Of Virginia will redeem its
July 1861 as thoy do now at the rate Of twenty Ave
cents 23 in coin or the equivalent In currency, per
dollar or will advance sixteen cents per dollar in
CON- or the equivalent in currency to such holders
and on such deposits the parties receive in addition
ntable proportion Of such amount may be real
lied and made available from the assets OF the Bank
Tor distribution when its affairs be brought to
close.
Resolved, That depositors having balances due them
In Confederate currency be requested forthwith TO with
draw such balances.
JAMES CAskIB, President
octI4n ~ DENNY, Acting Cashier.
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VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS.

CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS,
u AND BU6GIES FOR SALE.
4 hne Opsn-ToP BuggOs
SINE Top Bsggies
s ROekaways, I Doctors Buggy
. PhatOns, very hue
8 secondhand Carriages
For sale cheap at tobacco factory corner OF
Twenty drst aRd Franklin streets.
sspg--u j. W. SHARP.
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.R. JOHN MAuONY,

nR. JOHN MAUONY,
SURGEON DENTIST,
(For many years associated with Dr. John O. WAytl
would respectfully iRTorm his old patrons, ana all
others who may need bis services that IN conse-
~. urs OF tho destruction Of his Oee by tho great
Ire he has opened ouce at his residence on Fourth
street between Broad and Marshall, where he can be
fouuI AZ all hour Artificial Teeth inserted on gold,
silver and vuleaRite The highest price paid Tor old
Gold flats. mySo-dLy
DR. CHARLES S. MILLS
Has resumed the practice Of his profession In the
city Of Richmond 0Hco. Twelfth. between Broad and
N,r.haU slrosts oet4-ly
THE UNDERSIGNED is PREPARE TO
furnl.A DESIGNS SPECIFICATIONS, DETAIL
DRAWINGS FOR BUILDING Of every description, and
in any style Of architecture that may be desired Orders
nom any part OF the United will receive prompt
attention, with moderate charges.
WALTER 8. WEST,
Practical Architect,
Corner Of FoIrth and Broad streets Richmond.
auSl-6m
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NUMBER 10.
STEAMBOATS,, &c.
EREIGHT FOR NEW YORK sr1,
! l. AND BOSTON Hl
INLAND ROUTE, VIA CHESAPEAKE By AND c.,
NAL THROUGH TO NEW YORK.
rHE OLD powHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY


The new and 6rst class steamers STATE oP MARY
LAND, PETERSBURG and STATE OF VIRGINIA, are
now roeei ang and forwarding merchandise Of all de-
serptlohs from Richmond to Phadclphia, New York
and Boston, 10 connection with the Canal Line OF
daily steamer. from Baltimore.
These steamers leave Richmond every Monday, Wed.
nesisy and Saturday, for Baltimore.
Goods shipped on those DAYS will be landed in New
York on the third day thereafter
Shippers VIII take notice that goods shipped by this
lire do not to SEA- but are carried entirely through
INLAND, thus saving or .upersedng the necessity u in
sursncs against ssA RISKS
The large OF the steamers belonging this line
enable US TO carry goods at less than by any other
route
Freight for points beyond New York will be forward
ed nth dispatch.
This line Is the only ono that connects with daily
line from Baltimore for Philadelphia and New York,
and that give through receipts.
No draysgs commission charged. The two lines
occupy tho same han In Baltimore.
For freight or Passage, apply to
DAVID wM. CURRIR,
0iee at Charles T. Wortham Co.'S
Oct2i-ts Fifteenth street.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c.

UhOOEh1GOg Al6OO4AO, W.
IRISH WHISKEY,
warranted genuine.
% bbls Pare Rye whskey
Gonuias French Brandy
Southampton Apple Brandy
Holland Gin
Run
ClArst, Madeira, Port and sherry Wine
Londoa Porter
Cigars
GuHyowior and Black Teas, superior quality
Crashed, Powdered, Extra aud Brown Sugars
New szgsr-eursd usus and Breasts
Leaf Lard
Java, Iaguayra and Ris Coffee
Adama atine ard Tallow Candles
Prcueh and Eslish Mustard
Eread Soda and Yeast Powders.
F.rsaIob ~ JOHN NJ. HIGGINS,
No Franklin street, near the Old Market.
dce9t
A J. JOHNSTON, A. l. HUNrr,
Charlotte CO.. Va. Formerly Of
Alexandra, Va.
JOHNSON 4 HUNT,
(succsssoKs TO A. L. HrNrr Col
WHOLESALE GROCERS L LIQUOR DEALERS,
CoRxsE BIoHrH AND Canal srREErs,
RICHMOND, VA,
Keep constantly en- haAd large stock Of GROCERIES
and LIQUORS TO which they respectfully invite the at
teutioH OF the trade. nOv4t
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MENTAL NOTICE.

JOHN a. wAIT, Denlist, having IeeoyeISd his
health he, resumed the practice Of DENTISTRY in
Richmond, and respectfully oilers his services 70 ms
Old friend, and PATIENTS aud all others who may need
them.
once and residence south side OF Grace, between
am hnEr. nOy2S--ly*
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Fox NE" YORK: -
ATLANTIC COAST
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The splendid new side-whesl steamship
HATTERAs,
LEWIS PARRISH, Commander;


The splendid new side-wheel steamships
HATTERAs,
LEWIS PARRISH, Commander;
ALpEMARLE,
II. A BOURNE, Commander:
Leave Richmond overy TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
Fsave Now York WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamship HATTERAs, Captain Lewis Parrish,
will leava hsrs, from tho wharf at Rockets, on
TUESDAY, 9th instant at o'clock, A. H.
Those ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
pressy for tho routo.
They have aplondid sal oons and staterooms and the
fare, acconm Odaons aud attention ara unsurpassed
Passage, meals and state rooms Included, tl5.
Goods shipped by this limo landed regularly al
New York, tho COmpany's covered pier, within
forty eight hours
Shippers invited 10 notice that tho great damage
and loss by handling and exposure from frequent re-
shipping other lines, is avoided by this route.
Freights for points beyond New York will be for
wardod with despatch, and charge made except ac-
tual expenses incurred.
These ships discharge cargo In Now York, at Pier No
SO, North River, and tho Companys steamers for will
mngton, n. c., Charleston, Savannah Mobile and New
points be transferred without expense or exposure
Insurance very low by those ships and the economy
time and condition In which goods are de-
livered makes this the cheapest route from Virginia
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered.
AGENTS:
Livingston, Fox Co., l4l Broadway, New York.
Samuel Ayrss Il Co., Richmond, Va.
Calweil q Damn, City Point and Petersburg.
8. C. Elliott, Norfolk Va.
For freight or passage, apply to
SAMUEL AYRRS x Co, Agents,
Office Iron Front Buildings,
Governor street, opposite Pipt National Bank
poy2O-tf