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NTWORKINGMEN'S ASsEMBLY-Tber es.
Us nler m .nthiy meeting will be held on
WkDNt SRAY EVENING, Dec 18th At ~ o,.Is
in the Council hsnber. Ofty Hail
WIN 3. MCLEAN, President.
1Amko n hkbD, rec sec de 10 e
N@ CONSERvATIyE ARMY AND NAVY
lkS UNION Regular weekly meeting THIS
TUESDAY EVENING, at ~ o'clock Of Tempe
rance Hal, street betwe en- 9th and 10th Hon
erably discharged soldiers and sailors isyited n
attend and Join the Aesociatiop. By order of
Col. 0'BEIRNE Presidsn,
Il. X McKEAN, Cor Sec'y-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-20

PATENTS IssUED.-The number OF patents
issued from the Patent Once since the LIST OF
January last Is over 9.ioo, and IL 10 thought by
the end of the year the number will reach
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CONCEPT

STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
Between 9Th and 10th streets west
On WEbNEeDAl EVENING, pecember 10 ,as.
Commencing at TX O'Clock. the CeIebrat.d C,ho;r
Of the NJ street Methodist Church under ,ba dir
ton o. Prof Daniel and assisted by mpsica c, eb
rifles from Baltimore. will give 'oo
GRAND SACRED CONCERT
Embracing collection OF the fiusst oiscs, az
NEW MUSIC.
Tickets Of admission o.. TO DO had AZ the door on
Intervening of performance
Piano Kindly loan ed by ] +, Ellia de IL a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-20

viii receive during this week new additions
TO my already large stock, and st prices tn 1t cen
me nd the Goods themselves.
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NRK YoRK lIRsr anARn M,

coupons, l12H; Five Twentes, 1852. 10. & !;
Five Twenues. 1864, 1861: Five Twenues,
1865, iC6X; Five Twenties. January and July,
1865, 1UeH; Ten Eort'es 99T: Seven Thmt,es.
August. 1o5S; do. June, 1861; DO. July, lO5S
Cold, I3SK =
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~Two fenian privsteers are reported as
leaving New York during the past week. "a
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THE PAY OF CLERKS,

Mr. Williams, in the Senate to-day, from the
Finance Committee. asked to be discharged
from further consideration Of the petition of
the Department clerks for increase OF COM
pensation.
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Eire.

AUGUSTA, NE. Dec. 1.-THE pottery of c.
"A. Pialsted, IN Farmingdale. was burnt last
night. Loss $1,000; insurance. 6i.OOU
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INTERNAL REvKNUE-The receipts from this
source to- day were S4O6, 6Si.s6.
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United States Court in Norfolk
NORFOLK. VA, Dec. 1.-THE United States
District Court. Judge Underwood presiding
Will commence its session here 10 morrow
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DEEP SaoH IN yIRGIsIA The snow on the
Extension OF the Orange and AiexandriA
Railroad u eight inches deep. -. -.
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NrTHopisT-The Centenary FUND, as re-
ported in Zion's Herald, has reac red the sum
OF s1.t5e ,5s3-
@A Maineboy amused himself some years
ago planting spple seeds The result iss net
prof. CT ITO from tine orchard this season.
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PETTY Observation-Disclosures CoIbuuk and
margaret Ruffin, servants in the family OF Mr.
hlram waioridee, in the First Ward, were
arrested for the larceny of variou i. artir,es NJ
little value, the property of their employer. nv
omcer Snncheomb yesterday. They were
taken before Justice Drury, who sent them TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-20

PARDoSED-Alber; Abbott, white man.
sentrrcsd 20 fonr years imprisonment from
FAIRFAX county, fer cutting timber from
a farm. has been pardoned by the Governor
Of YirgiNi.. II ii 80 --iu
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WIN. 7. COLLINS. OABIHET MAKHR AND
w UNDERTAKBR, a
sbow Gaze Manufactures, School FurnitureW
and Housefur nfshtDg Warerooms New and -
Old Furniture. 81 all desert psions, boueht M
ann sold. Repairing, Upholster ng. and v srnish.
ine done At the shortest notice Southeast corner
OF sth and n streets north. No l13 de HASN'T
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LOCAL NEWS.

The CASE eF SANDFoRD CoNovRR-TAe De.
m"rrer Orerru'ed.-This morning, J udge Fisher
In the Criminal Court. gave his opinion on the
demurrer in the case OF Sanford Conoyer. in
dicted for perjury, which, it will be reeollected
was argued before the court last week. The
judge overruled the demurrer, giving his req :
sons IN an able and elaborate opinion, in which
be discusses the powers Of Congress IN Ia king
the testimony OF witnesses. and paws a high
compliment TO Judge Advocate General Holt
whose character has been assailed because OF
bis action in reference 10 this case
MT. Gooding. counsel for the prisoner. took
exceptions TO the ruling Of the Court and
prayed an appeal TO the Court in general term:
which was granted.
III that Court sustains Judge Fisher, as is
probable, ConovPr will doubtless be brought
10 triai AT the next suing term OF the Grimm
to Jail.
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ONE or TIE BEST
CIGAB STANDS IN WASHINGTON CITY.
Now doing bustness Of Gu 900 per annum' with
Stock. FIXTUREs &c
Inis ssere Is situated In one Of the best local..
thorough rent Persons Wishing 70 engage IN a
renuuerettve business will nd this rare onpor
tunfty. Good reasons given for selling FOR nsr.
ucslsrs apply on the premises a 80 Pa ave :. bat
Al and tth sts., or at As 9i0th i opposite Fords
lroetre. ID de IA 3tS .
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SECOND edition,
O'CLOCK p. M.
e9vERNMENT SECURITIES.
WAeHINgroN, December Is, 1893

Jay Cooke & Go. fuf ash the following
qpotatlons of Govern ment eecuritisa.
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lsT or PROPOSALS OF A MISCHLtANe
- Gus character received ct the Once OF the
Una,ssr ~ s General for the week ending De.
CHARLES BIsden. Alexandris, Va, offers 70 ,ur.
Shss s eSrds hsr$ wood at s.. and IS cords pine
eeores Ride G.shington. D. O., offers to sell
a u. Maynard. Washingtop. d. q oea,. "a
per thoosspt for 70 o. feet Of lumber. 90
Pc. thousand for 10 100 feet OF lumber. %
Nm Sr I'm warrington p: O., offers 60 per
A. =. Hewitt, Wsshinston, d o.. offers S7o sor
3.o0feet Of flooring, and 900 feet of seantins rs
Vim Krosnie, Treasurer and Acting pre.,ds.t
NM Wool lsesory q Bsrclay. yord, y. i :, Of
JoeepbgBppIey. Of PhilsdeIphis Pa. prsros.s IN
purchsss 100 Amy blankets at 81 50 each ~
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To AnYHRrISERR

The following Is the oniciaI showing of the
ejaculation of the daily papers Of this city
competing for the Government Advertising
under the recent act OF Congress directing such
I'D vertisinT TO be made in the two daily news.
papers OF Washington having the largest
circulation; .r
EVENING SrAR......7.7l5 copies per day.
CaTonscte. SOS 20
fsteiIt5snesr.
The eturns Of advertising by the city papers
FOR TIE quarter ending September 30, 1866, As
taken from the books of the Internal Revenue
Office, are as follows:
ENkNlNe SIAR....-.- .-.........&l 1901
s-cttS-f'IeF l3.lro
'"7t'Itc-- .s---........ lU,5g
Rcrrbiicdn ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. a..sI
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TO rAx.PAYERs

10 .oiio1 ~ 1AA.rAfIks
WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE, Cry HALL,S
Swners Of lots within the city, which bind on or
wafer main has been laid either 81 the % nitsd
ststce or q the Corporation Of Washington, are
reminded thar unless the instalment OF the tar
now due be paid 1T this ONCE prior to the lat ~
Jannary, the property will be advertised and sold
&c n tai RANDOLPH CoYLH, w.R.
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NJ GkAMD HAS0NIC FAIR "A Fair Of
N CSEFUL AND RICH FANCY ARTiOL IA
Il nov being held EVERY EVENIN0, At tne
xaL,s n boaLDiNG, corner 9TH street and Pennsy -
PROCEEDS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
MASOhiC HALL ASSOCIATION
HE Members OF the fraternity and the pubiic
IN general are respectfully invited t. lie present
ne Building has been thoroughly renDyated
and rev roofs put on and new hosrs lsii. ana
every thing done TO make Ii comfortable,
every evening.
PRICES OF ADMIssIoS:-seasen Tickets Admit
ting gentleman and lazy, q; Single Admission. Is
cents, Children from fve TO ten years of age. 10
cents; Under i've years Of age, free
Members of the fraternity and the publfc in
general are cordially invited to be present
THOS. THOMPSON.
De 1851 Sec'y Com Of AyrsuRemeuts
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SELLING uNsoUED MEAT II MARKHr.-TAis
morning Mr.. Lyles. clerk of the Gent tire MARKET
received information that a man nam ed Orr
had the meat OF a COW. which had died of lung
fever, and was offering IL for sale in the mar.
ket Mr.. Lyles had Orr arrested by Sergt
FRANKLIN and taken before Justice Morseu. In
appeared that Orr was employed oy a man
named Payton, a butcher, TO sell the meat.
Inc cases against Orr were dismissed and q
warrant was issued for the arrest of Payton.
The propriety OF the strict enforcement Of the
law In all such cases lie apparent to all who.
oy dealing with. butchers or country meat
dealers. are liable 10 be made sick IL nor
killed, by partaking Of diseased meat.
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SKATEs! eKATEs!l SKATES

We beg leave 70 call the attention OF everybody
BLOEpIE OLIPPER and other SIX ATfs. bs.
syec to be the very best Apartment in The city,
the admiration Of gentlemen and ladies'. And the
deehs ofisds and lsssies, who DER the icy fac
way slide In ecstacy, TO chase each other and time
away. --a -lsI '--AS
We have also Gentlemen1 and Youths TOOL
Oh EeI B and Boys'hLGDe, for Holiday Prcesrts
All 81 which We will sell - cheap - the market
The skssins Park .ill Be finished By Thursday,
: - d. EDMOND q CO..
He 513 Seventh street.
ele-et. lntelligenosr Building.
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GEORGE c. EENNINe,
CORNER IrH STREET AND MAINLAND AvESU,
ONE PRICE ONLY.
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REPORT OF THE CoLoRED SCHooLs-Rey
John kimball Superintendent OF Colored
Schools, has made his report for the month of
November. The report Of night ana industri.
al schools is very imperfect, and five day
schools have not made a reporf. The teacher
at Lewinsville, Fairfax, writes that his report
is small because OF the school having been
broken up by rebels, their being but one week, s
school during the month. The teacher at Fry-
ingpan. Fairfax Co., reports that on the night
OF November 26th the school house was set on
hre and totally destroyed. Mr Kimball states
that during the month he has visited Annapo
lis and found two good schools in operation.
taught by colored teachers. The people do not
sustain the schools, rs they and the trustees
ihirR that taxation is necessary TO raise the
needed funds. The Superintsnd dent saws he has
not learned OF any action having been taken 10.
wards the erection Of q school house in Bla
densburR. The Librarian of the Free Library.
9th and Estreeis. reports that during the month
there were drawn and read l,22j books, OF
which $40 were drawn by colored children.
and 67S by soldiers Of the regular army.
The report shows total of 81 schools in the
department. Of which 70 are day and IL night.
with total number 5,O76 pupiis-2,59l males.
2.ss2 females-average attendance 1859 The
iotal number reported last month was 1882 In
his city IS schools are reported with $50
male and 1886 female scholars-3,04s. OF the
eLtire number in the Department but 500 are
IN the alphabet
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CRIMINAL CorRT-Judge FSsher-Yesterday,
VIM. Din kins. indicted tor an assault an hat '
terry. was convicted and sentenced 70 pay a
fine Of SIS ~
This morning, in tn case Of Edward Mea
son, whose trial for an assault and battery with
intent to kill John Clarcey was Commenced
Yesterday, was found guilty.
Benz Picket. indicted for larceny, was found
guilty. c4.
Geo. Lanher and Leonard Luber, indicted
FOR an assault and battery, were found not
guilty. /. L. John SON for defence
Ellen SorreE, indicted for an assault and
battery. was found guilty.
In the case OF Columbus Winkieman in
dicted for larceny, noticed q few days since.
we should have stated that he was found not
guilty.
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CohNoTIeN AMONG The HucKsTrRs-This
morning, Samuel Shreeve, jr., and James Sui
Officer Howes, OF the Third Ward, for occupv
ing stands in Cenue Market without the proper
license required by the regulations They were
hned IS each by Justice Morsell. Mr. Shreeye
did not like the idea OF being lined alone for
what Others were guilty Of, and proposed TO
point out others who were alike guilty Henry
Morelnnd was arrested and fined for the same
offence. and the officers started out to enforce
the law upon all who were engaged in bust.
ness In the market contrary TO the regulations.
Will II not be cheaper for hucksters TO comply
with the law from the beginning of their busi-
laiionl "
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u WA. l.. WALL q CO.. Auctienssrs,
Stores Nos. 81 5 and 3IT,
South corner Penn o avonus and eth street

LIVE PIANOS AT AUCTION
Vn IhUkeDAi 4ORSIHG, Dec. goth, at Il
O'Clock. We will cell af orr Auction Rooms with
ous reserve, i've Second Hand Pianos, comeri.
but little used
Chickerins Piano, 81 octave, Of nne tone
7Pianoe made in New York
! Upright Organ
The shove sale offers Inducements to purchase q
good Pisso. and they will be Dositi ysly sod 20
cover advances ana charges.
De 10 WI WALL OO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-17
POETRY.
DRIFTING AWAY


From the Mobile Advertiser and Register
The river Of Life foweth calmly now,
For the tempest's rage Is past;
And with earnest eye ON the cloudless sky.
Wemuse on the peris so late passed by,
With murmured prayer 10 the Power on high
That we anchor safe ut last.
The rage ofthe pitiless storm is DER
But alas for the wrecks that lie. AH
With dismantled mast, on the waters cast,
Their sails all torn by the shivering blast;
Sad, sad memories of danger past!
They are drifting idly by.
From tho fearful eye. from the anguishsd cry
And the arms outstretched in vain;
They are drifting away to the open sea,
The measureless deep of eternity.
Though long and weary our voyage be,
We shall see them-ne'er again
Ger the waveless tide We may smoothly glide;
But ali | gone forever gone,
Are the loving lips which our own have presseu'
The waving hair we have oft caressed.
And the forms we blessed in their peaceful resi-,
When the solemn night came on.
Though with earnest eye on the cloudless sky
And prayer, dear Lord, to thee;
Still our lone hearts yearn and we saaly mourn
The forms beloyed, from our fond clasp torn.
Which the merciless waves. in the storm, have
borne
Far out to the open sea. c. L. 5.
Danville. Ala. Feb. 5, 1866.
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COUNTRY STORE BILLS

OF every description, Illuminated with suitah
devices. such ~ railroad cars. steamboats,. etc.
BLANK BOOKS.
With priated heads, together with every
Of Plain and kancy Work done with dispatch.
WHIT ORE BROTHERS
- Madison street
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CLOSE CASH BUYERS,

r,u,I 10 any house in the Southwest, and vii vii
-.nfiuue to compete with the Cincnlnns5u h i.a
81 Louis markets, 70 quantf III h,s;,.s., ~.
rriccs and quick uispa.en VI -
Ss ons;enments Of Cotton respectfully solleitsd
I'D strcf attention paid 10 insfrncten ~
l-s 100000 covered By our open poncy o.
...g-snee. uniess otherwise instructed.
TOOF. PHILLIPS & CiRODE,
-. 90 Frcnt etrest. corner Court
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-17

Or what FISH does the opera-house re-
mind ns2 The Pike.
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TOOF, PHILLIPS a CIRODE,

IRE. AS USUAL, WELL SUPPLIED
\ with every variety Of goods IN the above
densrtrnents. and are, as herctoiore' prepared
N offcr Inducements 70 ALI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-13

49, - ks$*x22 y
xTTRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
v The following regular trains will be run on
this road on and aftsr MSsbAI February y y. -.
tween Richmond and staunton, Leaving Richmond
ME A. nj. and stanton Ut A. NJ.
MONT NAIL TRAlN between fasn ni1s n; sha
mond nj ]. rs p. NJ This train makes close con-
nsetions with trains on the Orange and Alsxsndrls
Railroad, and avoids the delays at oordonsvne OH
geSs for the Southwest will not be deiayed In
LyngsgR1Iu llWEEKLY MAIL TRAIN, leaving staun.
ton at A. M. for the West, ON Tuesdays, Tnurs-
az H I'm NAIL TRAIN leaving Richmqnd eonnse.
with trains on the ORANGE AND ALEAANUnIA
The RAy MAJ Tsaf
The train west Of Stanton connsctswith STAGE
COACHES for Rockbridge Baths, Rockbridge Alum,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, and the "hits
suiphF N ia TT TRAIN between Richmond and
Staunton connects with Freight Trains on Orange
and Alexsndria railroad for Lynchburg ana Alex
FREIGHT will be sent to any point on the Orange
and Aiexandria railroad without change OF cars.
Goods purchased in Northern cities can be SEM
direct to any station on this road whore the COM
pany has an agent by consigning them to STE-
PHEN HUNTER, General Freight Agent, Rich
mond. The charge for the transit through Rich,
mond, including wharfage, drayage, sIorage anu anu
hundred pounds, and on heavy articles VIII De
much less Freights will DO collected at destina-
ton. .u,.m.a.
I,ynchbfrg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Fare.to Lynchburg reduced to 90.
Tickets to Lexington, Va, at*u
III. ID. WHITC0MB,
de1l-ts General superintendent.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK,
OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, ssoo, 1000.
S. C. ROBINSON, President.
j. M. G0DDIN, Cashier
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, &50o, 600.
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS:
vd 5os sKSSfSo W VI \ Ra E w. cchuMp
ALFRED MOSES. WILLIAM s. DONNAN,
!. 4. BELViN, n. M. wilson,
GEoRGE 8. PALMER, JOSEPH ROSENBAUM,
- - c. e. WHITL0CK.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF C0MPTR0LLER OF THE CURRENCY,
49, WASHINGTON, January 10th, 1885,
whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, it has been made TO appear
that 1.-THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND" in the city of Richmond, In the
county of Henrico, and State Of Virginia. has
been duly organized under, and according to,
the requirements Of tho act Of Congress entitled
cured by pledge of United States bonds, And mo
thereof approved June I'd, 1854, and has com,
piled with all the provisions OF said act required
70 be complied with before commencing the bust
I ness Of banking under said act;
Now, therefore, /, Freeman Clarke, Comptroller
the Currency, do hereby certify that The Plan
] terra National Bank Of Richmond" In the city o
Richmond, In the county of Henrico, and state
Virginia, Ia authorized TO commence the business
of banking under the act aforesaid.
In Testimony whereof witness my hand and sea
OF once this 18th day of January, 1856.
TERAL.1 FREEMAN CLARKE, Comptroller.
Ne. l,das.-Treasury Department. ia 2s-2m
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

VIRGINIA FIRE AND nMi1A1FsdNI
CHARTERED ls32.-This Company has passed
through the ordeal of fire, and through financial
crises. and is still solvent The Directors and ON
GERS are thankful for the liberal support It has re-
ceiyed from discerning public, and pledge their
best efforts to make the Company worthy OF con-
tinued patronage. or,,pD mo
PERTY INSURED AT CURRENT RATES, and
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
The interest of our community Is ldGnI,ned WI WIN
Build M these and our prosperity Is sure.
DuiAO = w. L. C0WARDIN, President
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR., Secretary. ia H-5m
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EOR NEW YORK. -ATLAN- tim
TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA- - 8
HATTERAS, LEWIS PARRISH commander, Abe
MARIE, A. BOURNE commander, leave Richmond
sYy onF every WkbSEsbAY and sATIRDAY
These SHIPS are entirely new, and were built
sSs spsaffsS setSSsso sHf sTs. ,1S
ATTENTION are unsurpassed.
Passage, Meals and State-rooms included, FTP
Goods shipped by this Line are landed regularly
SINNERS are invited to notice that the great
damage and loss by handling, and exposure from
frequent e-shipping, as on other lines, Ii avoided
Frsights for points beyond New York win be for.
warded with dispatch, and no charge made except
actual expenses incurred.
These ships discharge cargo In New York At pier
for Wilmington North Carofina; Chsrieston, sa.
yannah, Mobile and New Orleans, leave from the
same pier. Goods for these points can be trans
feTred without expense OF s sb,n and thu
economy in time, Insurance., and conditon In
which goods are delivered, makes this the cheap.
est route from Virginia. Insurance effected ut
lowest rates. when ordered. "
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, F R2o.dv CO. New yo,.
SAMUEL AYRES co,
Richmond, Virginia.
CALDWELL & DUNN,
s. G. EILfio STTF1Fy Point ana Petersburg
For freight q 4sfSfAsG sRgg1As co.. Agents.
Office corner Of Cary and Virginia streets, oppo'
site the Tobacco Exchanges. de A-am
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CPUCIAL A1TExTq44 H. <T>k
& yIsTa His Soss4ElEHa E viii az 90:
isHSD u i: c1ie, 9 8 ;. "a sf =
ssisS q. inssrlupssa Isss ~, o sc.:
two sagssffiksdB s siss z siBsl aR
Il poiss q stssnssh sgste:ds 81 4, 49,, shs
ana :o. .., e sF6RSF q c5Uc : ~
.sn q Ksa re i sssw rl i;l esS sss
'T Thee sss.msrs win Is.vs Pier No. q H.,A
. ..s sA nsn Bstf slssssss:
ss 81, 81 Fs 81 ssss IS g: ~
AaH l hey vii sams directly . the .h. oel
For expedition and security, This route, = past
experience has proven, viii be found the ssa In
s sse esS be eeessd on lie noss ncdsrsss srs
land See. 3 cSss.Sssts 5sI ;os;s, xSish |. :. !,
for packages going .stray. xhich nay ceeasfonal.
y nave Sut .ns carrier 70 y.drs
there IL no connection with other lines or carriers.
o S % s r. sssas sf 5.
s ss ss d asiHsa or v pSnD
In the construction OF these Steamer special IT.
tention has been paid 20 the finish and comfort Of
the Saloons and State Rooms, In order 70 induce
By this route the passenger avoids the many
changes incident TO all Of the other routes In
reaching New York or in returning home, tnde-
Of travel. Its cbeapness over ~! others, - mat
ter OF special attention and consideration.
Passengers can secure their uckets and state.
rooms either on board or at my once.
Freight solicited each way, and BY application
the rates will be found moderate.
When ordering goods from New York, the pa
irons of the line are requested to order By the
- Old Line, New York and Virginia Steamship
Company, - Pier 81, North river.
by this line, and insurance, II deemed at al ne
cessafy, can be effected for tribe; .onn
New York ]. II, SMITH & BRO, Norfolk KR-
VAN = BRO, PsteIsbgrgj JOHN BS y; PEnBER-
TON, Danville MCDANIEL IkbI, LXn sn
daQf-sm --lf.1 Richmond