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some person who signs himself II" (Zany p
writes TO the Baltimore Sun, ostensibly from
Washington 70 say that the s'actual residents
OF the District don't want any more railroads
snd 'entsrtain none but the most kindly feel
ings toward the MaryIanders, aud feel solid
gratitude for t.stT enterprise and capital in
making the only railroad We have" 'Umble,
decidedly tumble, and graceful 10 a degree for
small favOrs, IL ~. He processes TO speak
for the CONSERVATIVE and aristocraiic element
Of Washington. but we think that no class here
actual" conservative" or .Repub lican."
viii care 20 b. represented oy such English
hill English as this, tor instance: .Hence,
gentlemen Of Maryland. pray you (sic) do not
oOnfourd the .'hetty public meeting" and The
eboard Of trade of this city with the real peo-
yle. The sound OF which Csic) names abroad
Il larger and heavier than al nome; they speak
nut (rie) for few, a very few Indeed and think
(bUt , for none"
Among those who participated in the rail-
road meetings thus characterized by the efE's
sZ.'' were the following rather veH-knowu
gentlemen Hon. Amos Kendall, Hon. Rob-r.
y. Walker, Mayor Bowen. Dr. J. Il. BIaka,
Prssident OF the National Bank Of the Me-
t-opoIs. Colonel W II. Philip. William Or.ne.
Samuel Norment, ex-Mayor Jsnes q. B.rret
Judge GOoding, T. :. Marsh@i; William Il
Todd, III. q. Emery, HalIet KfIbourn, J. L
Norris, q. l. Walker, ID. e. Foruey, q eorge
ILL., ~, Richard Sutton, William u. Wise,
Lewis CleIhans, Henry POlkinhorn, W. q
Metzero;t- X. VI. Hall, j. SAVES Brown. Al
6eTusn Clarke. A. II. shepherd, :. T. Broxn
Dr. G. II. CragiD, ]. W Thompson, Judge
Casey, John ID. Deirees, Colonel William Wall.
General Ewing. John Van Riswick r Il. No
hun, William Stickney, b. +. French. IL O
Hood, +. +. Stanton, T. T. Fowler, William
BaIlantyne, W. J. Murtagh, General T.. G.
Carnn gton, VIM. w. DUNCAN, Owen Thorn.
General NuZzey, and others whose names do
cot at this morsent occur 70 us
1t strikes us that II this list does not furnish
. pretty good representation of the solid men
and sactuaI Residents of the District IL would
be hard TO supply one.
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AFFAIRS IN LoUDoUS COUNTY VA.-The
Leesburg Mirror says;
Messrs. A. N. x J. NJ. L. WIghtman last
week sold TO MI. William Wenner, a tract OF
loo acres OF land, lying near Morrison Vile,
for so per acre.
a new Office is established at Clark's G AZ,
Loudoun county, Va, and Il. G.. Bowie APP
pointed postmaster, on route from Alexandria
10 Hamilton
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SHLEoT SCHOOL IN BOSTON, MAss

&kLECT SCHOOL IN BOSTON, MASS,
MISS STEVENS SCHOOL
FOB YOUNG CHILDREN AND MISSES
NO. o carver street nrst door from Boyston street
south side of Boston Common
Primary and Advanced Courses of Study
r. nch, b. 8 native Teacher.
Music.
Scholars admitted st any time during the school
year; Good accommodations will be procured for
FOR Circulars address Miss 2. STEVENS. a, her
.ehool room, or hon. A. y. STEVENS, Ebbitt
House, Wssfin gton, ID. G.
Beferenoes:-IIon. Jacob Sleeper, Hon. OTIS Nor
cross, Hor. A. !; Stevens, NJ @. Lieut.. Gov VIM
ley, Rey. Wm. y. Warren. D.; Rev David Pat
ten, D. d Z. Z button, Esq Eoen Sears IsQ;
John A. Lsmson. M d.
DECEMBER, lSc8. del3- I'm
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~Two Of the Nashville citv ma1i.,r.,as
and SIX Common Councilmen are coiored.
~rhe Memphis street railway rs reported
10 Be failure.
~Jeferson Davis il in London. He in
tends soon 10 20 70 France
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From the publishers, Fields, Osgood a Co,
from French Il Richardson. Hudson Tavlor
Bookstore, we have the Afsaafic .soaesly for
February.
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TO ALL WHOM IT aAY ooSoKRs,

pKfARfNHNr oH YHI INTERIOR,
PENSION OFFICE. July 18th. lsB
,Apptcation having been made under the act Of
June =, 80 Tor the Reissue OF the following de-
scribed Land " arrants, which are alleged 10 have
been lost or deetroyed,-kotice is hereby given
shst II the date following the DESCRIPTION Of each
variant. new certificate or warrant OF Ike tenor
vii be reaasued, no valid Oh ection should then
sppeef' y. y. COX. Oonnimfonse.
No. q 81, for lao acres. issued under the act n
september loSo. In the name Of Lucinda xiaox
- o,esoy' and vas granted August a, 1855
No se.iss. for 50 acres. issued under IN. ~. a,
March 3, ISIS, IN the name Of Lazarus rilley ana
wss granted August ISIS. March Is 1859
NO IL 81 Tor leo ecree, iesaed under the act of
Bsrch ISL. IN the name Of Lydia Carton. widow
OF John " Ssrltoh, and wAs granted December q /,
No; aS 80, fer lso acres, is.ued under oct OF
YES granted october =. lsa. April 10, 1853
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nR. LBwIB 0 DAVIS, pKsrAL assoOIA
~ TON.
Nc. $50 PENEA AyW
Between l3th and 18th s,reess.
TkkTR EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIs.

No charge viii be made for extracting where q
ancai Teeth are Inserted, although the
rstient Will Be re9.ired 90 psy for the9
surgical operation When performed. which ~<Rk
iii be deducted when the Teeth n,ade. rns
associausn 70 nov Prepared 20 make Teeth O.
Gold, silver and Rubber. Of New York. PhilAdsl.
phis and Boston pri Gee. All persons wishing den
al work done can have ~ - cheap In the abovs-
named cftiee All work will be done in tue restse,
and best manner, and warranted % give eutfrs
satisfaction. Persons will DO well 20 cell end en-
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS ANNIE FATRFAX WILL GIVE LES
AVE- SONS Oh TIE PLANO either to pupils A.
WEIR holmes or at her own room. She can give sat
isfactory recommend q ions. Address T. care of
FRED. FAlRfAA, U. 8. Coast survey Office
iAe-2Wr
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RAILROADS.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&As{ss2E
Washington. 1858.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI
AORk and WASHINGTON AND fHH WEST,
are now run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at Y. 2. aud 80
A. n, and 1880, =, 4, SAC, and 7:3eP. q.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at and $50 a. n.
EoR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at A. n. and p. a. no train to
OF from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORl.
Leave at A. NJ, and IL 80, 4, $40, and
IOR wAf STATIONS.
Leave sS , A. u, and and 80 r. M.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
a. NJ, 4, and SOP. N.
On Saturday ct = A. n :, and Pm
On sunday 1T and S:30, p. NJ. emily. con-
zeetins at Relay Station With trains from Bslti-
more TO " heelinx, Parkersburg. &c,
wsshinston station Ticket Once q eli hours Of
the day. Also, st the Company Once, 400
Pennsylvanto avenue. Passe ngerD purchasing
tickets 81 the avenue once can there arrange 20
have their baggage called for and checked ct their
residence, taken 70 the depot. and pct in the bag
Tor New York. Philadelphis, and Boston, see
sdvertise0ent Of Through Line.o
J. k.WILe0N, Master of Transportation
l.. u. COLI, General Ticket Agent
noS GEO. 9. KOOErz, General Agent.
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f4 BANKERS.
IA BUZZ. Tres. y.B. BRrAn. Prsr
WAsnINer0N CITY SAVINGS BANK,
tCAsrtsl By OsasrsoJ
YAYs ufBRlsR on OPPOSITE.
DeaAs ssd ssoeks. 0ssa sad Silver hozxAs sns
sssa-
Hishsss narkss prices psad Tor Land vsrrsrp.
fsn ssSSay Of Bsvssss ssnps ksps Constantly
. 49,. sD-u
JAI COOKE . o..
"a . Z y o
RryYsIrsl eTiEss, oppes-sI fxsAsy.y
Bur s.l - ssesrrsns narkss rssss, -
constantly on hand . fun supply ossu
oOvHRHARHr D0HDs,
sHvBE -fHIBIIBs, AHp sehPouHp
INTEREST EorEs.
and ooileeeons made on al sooessibls poiss.
Sl-n
r lest RATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
CeOKE, tss jay Cooke . % - President
Nm B. HUSfIHGTes, Cashier
sovERSAKNT DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGEsT OF THE EHITI
STATES.
IsiA ssrssi, e,yosiss iAs Hssss-s DSpss~s.s
Government Securities With Treasurer pui,.
States,
~OyB MILLION DOLLAsS~
ee boy snd cell ell classes Of 6OVERNkEk.
SECURITIES ct eurrent market rates.
FVRNhSH EXCHANGE sd sass Cs..sss,s~,
- ALL The PRINCIPAL CITIES OF fHI
sEITED STATES
We purchase Governmens Voucher on sas
MOST EFokABLB TEENS, and s1vs ssr.-
ful attention 70
ACCOUNTS OF b gSIh6 SS MEN ssx SIEhs
and 70 any other business entrusted to o.
FULL IMPORTATION In regard % oOvBRB.
MET L0AEe ct ell tines chssrfuiIy furnisAsa
WA. Q. HUHTIEef0H, Dash
Washinston, March D. lses
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TlNFoRhATIOS FOR THE PUBLIC.-ro
2SS HIeseht misunderstan ling or confusion the
kophe As ihtoi med that dOna fioRs Of money food .
nS az eioenlne are much needed by the poor
sh1 VIII De distributed by the Proyident All ~
ciety among those who are found after nsr.oooi
Sintsnen, 70 be destitute and deserving withn1t
regard 70 natlvfty. sect. or color
yyntlputons In money should only be m ada 10
SoisctoIs ID the o1nerent Departments and Wsrds
guy spthoflz.d In writing by William Dixon "
=, ALo an OF Committee OF CoIIecfisn. n,
70 one OF the ofhcsrs of the Society ana All 49,.
ohs 81 lsei iood or clsthing TO the General sgsn,
or 70 tnose duly authorized in writing by him e"'
xASenesuons Ter aid should fir.t be mais to ON
OF tns viitors Of the ward in wnich the anniice ?
sssioss whose duty it will be to visit snf renort
cseutute and deseryine orders win &c issnas ~ a
the articles needed delivered immediatsixu 80
orders VIII Dc issued for those who ave All. -. =
can nnd employment. The names az x;.;,ar.e - q
eolectors VIII he published from time 10 sima ena
Two SOUP Houses are open from no nn,,, =.
ooiock. oaiIy-one at the corner OF aeysrtean,ts
sno street the other on Maryland avsnna m !, =
For further information apply 1T the ono. ~ A.
Senerai Agent, corner Of Louisiaua avsnne an. .ns
ei.n see'' A. X. BROWNl
y :. :. 0enerAl Agent ?. A. 9.
n~MBfROPOLIfAN RATLROlD- Os6,. =.
uS ner Of New York avenue AID Iith ssree,
Japuery ls6o.-Notioe 10 hereby siveu thai 80,
Board OF Directors have declared 8 diyid snd ~
one dollar per share on the prots II the rosi for
and after the 18th instant. ''''Ano'oers on
wA. W. M0oRE. secy and Treas. al
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NHROUoH LINE BRTWBEN WAsHIH0roN
hHinNWPiTt okH. AID d M
WAsHIxsroN, 1853.
Trains between WARRINGTON AND NEw
f0BK Are nov run - follows, vfH:
fOB NEW YORK, eifAons ekasgs az eays
Leave dsily lexceyt Sunday u A. n, and
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sunday q a. II. a
1880 and $40 p. II.
Oh SUNDAY.
Leave for New York ~ $40 p. L., and Phils-
aelphis st $40 p. II.
siespins csn fer New York on $40 r u. train
Through tickets 10 PhilsAelphia. u<v York or
Bsston can be bed ct the Station 0doe ct {i hours
In the day. Also, - the Oompanys Once, No.
AoS Pens:ylvania sysnns Pe.ssneers parcsssinG
have their ba&gaGO called for and checked al their
residence, taksa ~ depot, and pat in the baa-
See Baltinors and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule betysse Warrington, Baltimore, An
j. Z. WILSON, Master OF rrsnsport.t,su.
L. y. COLE. General Ticket Agent
no0 GEO. @. k09NTZ. Agent, WashinGton.
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DENTISTRY.

llRs. ". AND Il. A MERRILL. DENTIsrs
Mt No ., xao ,PP .s we
n:sh ARTIFICIAL TEKTH on am kind OMy
81 Plate desired Pure Ntr-OEs Ord Gas con
,,IAntJ Cd nanc Tor extracting teeth without pafp
once sstsfsetion in every particular no lOiy.
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" DEN TAI TOE

SEC0ND EDITION OF BETTER DAYS
= that beautiful new Song, item and published
In Tins city. Secure copy. JOHN r. BILLS,
IL 500 penusylyanie avenue
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0TMAJ0R GENERAL hILPA7RICK
w WILL
DELIVER HIS LECTUTE on
SHERMAN'S MARCH To THE SEA.
Under The Auspices Of Post No l. G. Az,
AT THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS,
FoR TIE BENEFIT OF THE
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF THE wAR,
on
MONDAY EVENING, January 18TH
Ills Lecture has been delivered three times In
Boston and twice in Nex York, BrookIyp Phiia.
delphis Springfield, and Hartford, to fmHlenss an
dienceef-the press OF those cities characteTizing
been delivered ~.
Lecture 10 commence at o'clock
Tickets so cents For sale ct French A Richard
sons Bookstore: at He ADJ quarters g. A. B aud At
the cOor. deserved seas > cents Ia IL a,
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The walker Ticket.

An intelligent and promi-
nent gentleman, who has re-
Gently travelled extensively
through Southwestern Virgin
la, assures us that in all the
the counties along the Virgin
liz and Tennessee Railroad, and
in those on the Southwest bor-
der, Col. G.. G. Walker is al
most unanimously accepted as
the most proper candidate for
Governor. Those who have
heretofore been known as Con-
servatives, in view Of the alb
sence of any nomination by
their party, will support Col.
Walker as the best man offer
ed and many white Radicals
will also sustain his claims, as
he represents all that they are
willing to subscribe Of Republi-
can doctrine, and does not go
to any extreme and proscrip-
tive lengths.
It's believed in these coun-
ties that Wells and Bond aspire
to be sent to the Senate from
Vii ginia as soon as the State is
reconstructed and admitted to
representation in Congress. In
the event that Wells is thus
promoted, the negro Lieuten-
ant Governor, Harriss, will be-
come Governor of the Commons
wealth Of Virginia. The white
Radicals-even those who have
heretofore acted most cordially
at all times with the negro
quality wing-are unwilling to
concede the Governorship OF
Virginia to a negro, and hence
withdraw from the support of
the Wells and the Harriss tick
et.-Lynchburg Republican.
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would of course be,the additional
expense of meals, but that
would not be a serious item.
Pony Catching i'm North Caro-
lima.

On the banks which skirt
our Atlantic coast there are
salt marshes attached lying on
the sounds inside. On some
portions of these banks large
numbers of small ponies are
raised. They are small, hardy
and endurable horses, raised
without feeding, and only
brought up once or twice a
year to be marked by the own
er and taken off or sold, or suf-
fered to remain and propagate.
The 18th of May is the favorite
time for the sport Of pony
penning.' 1t is said to be
highly amusing, and large
numbers Of persons go there to
enjoy the sport and to purchase
ponies. Wilmington (N' CO.
Journal, May /.
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MASONIC ANCEDOTE

The other day, a young gen
tleman from the country step
ped into a store and informed
the proprietor that his occupa-
ton was that of a carpenter,
and he desired to get bosom
pin emblematic of that profess
sion. The obliging jeweler
looked over his stock, and find
ing nothing else, showed him
a very fine Masonic pin. The
young man looked at it care
fully.
Yes said he, there's the
compass and square. | use
both of them-but why dom
they put a saw in it? It's first
rate as far as it goes. Hollow!
there's G. there-what does
that stand tor?'
The jeweler didn't know.
The man studied it careful
ly for a moment, and a bright
idea struck him. His face
flushed as if he had made a
discovery.
Il have it, he said; cts all
right. G stands for gimlet.
Compass, square and glmlet.
That will dol will take it,
There was a little touch of
sadness in his voice as he PIN
ned the emblem on his coat,
and went away mutterlng:
Compass, square and gimlet.
do wish there was a saw,
though
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THE DAY BOOK.
MONDAY MORNING, May 10, 1869
[ConJinued from First page

9SS~I
would have his investment re-
imbursed in a year, besides sup
plying his family with excel
lent molasses far superior to
that imported, and a pure,
clean article. And there can
be no doubt that the same
evaporator would crystalize the
syrup into good sugar accord
ing to the process recently de-
veloped by Col. w. F. Beasly
Of Greensboro, N. G.
The yield of sorghum proper
ly cultivated and manufactured
is astonishing and very remu-
nerative. A freedman made a
large barrel of molasses from a
small piece Of land, after pay
ing a third, the usual terms,
for the use Of the evaporator.
The yield, however, depends
greatly upon the seed, as there
is a vast difference in it. 1t
would appear that some had
been cultivated at some pre-
vious period SO near to broom
corn as to become mixed, and a
hybrid. This does not yield
and is not worth cultivating 6,
and it is to this cause that some
have been discouraged in their
efforts but the genuine yields
abundantly, and may be re-
garded as one Of the unappreci-
ated resources and blessings Of
our glorious old State not yet
developed and understood. And
now, since the discovery Of the
certain process of crystallizlng
the syrup into good sugar, it is
destined to save us millions of
dollars, by rendering us indie
pendent of foreign iraportations
and instructions.
Let any farmer with good
seed cultivate several acres of
good land in sorghum and
manufacture it into sugar and
molasses, and he will find il
more remuneratlve than tobac-
co, without half the trouble. -
Even the provender would be a
considerable item, for after the
juice is expressed the stalks are
fine for STOCK and make fine
shelters.
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The Detroit Free Press tell,

Ine Detroit Free IreSS tells
story of Senator Chandler,
who, it says, took loooous iii
elocution during the recent
campaign, of one Dexter. On
one occasion Dexter had taught
him to recite an extract from
Burke, which was intended to
be brought in with great force
and tremendous applause
Having heard him recite, just
before the time for public speak
ing, Dexter went down to hear
and see Zachariah climb the
tree. He did it we'll the pas
sage from Burke was finished
and drew down the plaudits of
the multitude. But, in order
to give it still more force,
Chandler remarked, in his most
impressive manner Such,
such, fellow citizens, was the
language Of the immortal
Burke, in the Senate of the U.
States.
The Woman S Advocate cri-
ticises Anna Dickson's defec.
tive enunciation. 1t says: 1T
was provoking in many res
poets. 1t was bad enough not
to hear; but then to think that
our ideal Of female oratory
should not have learned the
a, b, C Of evolutionary art,
namely, that a clear and dis
tlnct articulation alone can
form a sure basis for effective
public speaking, was still more
provoking.
Sticks differ, A var dstick is
very useful in a store; a stick
on the stage is of no good use
whatever; a stick in a tumbler
is sometimes in danger of max
ing the sidewalk uneven, to pc
destrains; a stick of a husband
or wife is apt to be much longer
than is desired; and a stick-full
of matter is the commonest
thing that is read in newspa-
pers.
On a Kentucky railroad re-
Gently, while a train was pass
ing through a tunnel, a young
man attempted to kiss a girl
who sat in front of him, when
she seized his hand and bit
out a large piece. When the
cars emerged, the young man,
wrapping up his bleeding
hand, explained to inquiring
friends how the window fell
on it,
A shrewd but unenligh tened
school director out West used
to say, on examining a candi-
date for the post Of teacher,
I'VE all know that a, b, c, is
vowels, but we want to know
why they is vowels.'
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
sssssxss s ssssssssssg sss,,,.. ..s.,,

OFFICE s. g. r. K. ROAD COMPANY,
Portsmouth, Va, May A, 1869. !
I'm AND AFTER THURSDAY, May
~ 9th, trains will leave Portsmouth
daily (Sundays excepteti) as follows:
Mall Train aL..... .-....,...... "A, ID.
Freight Train at. 10 "A. NJ.
Frank lin Accommodation Train,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
ARRIVE AT PORTSMOUTH.
Mail Train at................... ola P. N.
Freight TRAIN at...... ........ 81 A. III
Franklin Accommodat ton Train
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
Mail Train connects at Weldon with the
Trains OF the Wilmington and Weldon.
and Raleigh and GastonRail Roads; and
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
at Franklin with Steamer for Edsnton
and Plymouth.
Mail Train bound North will stop for
passengers only at Seaboa,d, Boykins,
Frank lin and Suffolk.
Freight Train will take passengers ior
Suffolk, Buck horn, Franklin, Newsom's,
BoyklnS, Seaboard ana W eldon.
Freight received daily except sundays
from A. M. to P. M.
E. e. CHIC,
my5 Superintendent Tranpsortation.
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The Cost OF a Trip to Cali So
f0rnia by Esail.

The probable cost of a trip to
California by rail has often
been asked during the past
year. A late San Franciaco
Bulletin furnishes information
on the subject, giving the fol-
lowing figures New York to
Chicago, $50 miles, $1s.75;
Chicago to Omaha, 496 miles,
$l7.53; Omaha to Salt Lake
1910 miles, $3.50. From
this it is seen that the total
distance from ocean to ocean is
1928 miles, and the fare
Sl5s.9l. AS may be noticed,
the charge on the last stage,
the Central Pacific, is more
than that on the remaining
three tourths of the Journey;
but the company has promised
to reduce its rates by next July.
But even at the above price,
with a running time of only
six or eight days from New
York to San Francisco, the old
steamship rates of $3.50 for
trip consuming three weeks,
could not long be maintained.
In the route by rail there
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FOR RICHMOND AND ALL REGULAR
LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER,

FOR RICHMOND AND ALL REGULAR
LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER,
ssNHE Fast and Elegant U. $. Mail
l. steamer
ELIZA Fl INC X.
Capt. z. y. CLIFFORD,
Leaves CampbelI's Wharf, S&a
for the above named places Aa&nsak
on TUESDAYS, THURSDAY apd
SAT URDAY'S, AT. d o'clock A. M, re-
turning on MONDAY'S.W EDNESDAY'
and FRIDAYY'S,,o touching at Portsmouth
each way.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg
on arrival OF steamer.
Passengers arriv in Richmond in time
to co meet with evening uains ON Fl ed
ertck sburg and Potomac Railroad, 1of
Washi ngton, Baltimore and all points
North, and next morning with trains on
Chesap cake and Ohio and Richmond and
Danvllle Railroads, Tor all points South
and W est.
Fare to Richmond. ................$2 SO
Freight received at reasonable rates on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, from l to z. NJ, for City Point,
Richmond and beyond, and all Regular
| Landings on james river.
Freights for Way Landings must DO
prepaid.
For further pari tculars apply to
A. L. HUME, Agent,
app Office Campbelps Wharf
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And everything for
ZEN VIII f NJ e US " e Il r.
A. w. MILLS respectfully informs the
public that he has just returned from the
Northern Factories with a large and va
ried assortment OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
Embracing Coats, Pants, Vests, Merino
and Gauze Shirts. Cravats, Gloves, Sus-
penders, Neckties, including the new Ve-
locipede Tie, all the rage.
Together with general assortment OF
Paper Collars, Paper Cuffs, &c, forming
the best selected Stock of Goods ever Of
fered in this city.
Come and 500 what I have sot to 9Th or
you.
ter Stock of Clothing will be sold off at
Greatly Reduced Prices, and those in
want OF articles in that line. BIT Great
Bare ains, would do well to call &C once,
as my low prices will soon run them off.
A, w. MILLS,
IL East Main street,
ap16 Head Of Market Square