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Unusual scene in a Police Court.

A romance in real life, affording abun-
dant material for O frst-class novel, in
three volumes, was developed this morning
ut the Jefferson Market police court before
Justice Shandley. The facts as they ap-
pear are rs follows: During the year 1863
Demetia Agricoff Slavinsky, director of the
Imperial Opera ut st. Petersburgh, was tra-
yelling in the Province Of Odessa, Russia.
While sojourning in small town he at-
tended concert given for the benefit of
the poor of the place. Among the artistcs
who " assisted" at the affair was beauti-
tu and interesting young lady named Ne
dcfa Savinsky. The strength and richness
of the girls voice at once attracted the adj
mirntion of the impressaro. He made
proposals to her on the spot to accompany
him to st. Pctcrsburgh. She accepted his
offer and went with him to the capital.
Here, during the next winter, she was all
the rage" attracting general admiration:
After long season, Slavinsky prevailed
upon her to sing in the United States in
conjunction with other members of q troupe
which he had formed. They arrived in
New York in August Of 1869. The first ap-
pcarance of the lady was at Steinway Hall.
Her debut was signal success. While
here her many dreams of voice and person
impressed the susceptible heart of Rus
sian nobleman, Rogosinna by name, who
made to her an offer of his hand. She ac-
cepted, and the couple secretly left for
Philadelphia, where they were united in
the bonds of matrimony by the Mayor of
that city. Her conduct of course resulted
in the annulment of her cont4bct with the
manager, causing him to wind up his sea-
son of opera at the New York theatre some
what unexpectedly. -
The manager at once instituted legal
proceedings against the lady and her hus-
band. This morning he appeared in court,
tESparties having been arrested on war
rant issued in September last, and stated
that the lady in her flight had carried off
81 800 in gold entrusted to her care. Off
Ger Brennan had been in pursuit of the al
legged fair defaultcr, but was unable to ap-
prehend her until this morning, she having
just returned from an extended bridal tour.
On being arraigncd, the prima donna was
held in $4,000 bail to answer the charge,
leading Wall-street banker becoming her
security.
The fair accused denied the charge in the
most DeWltcnlnp DrOhcn EnEilsH. one
stated that the whole amount involved was
5000, which sum she placed in the room of
complainant before leaving. While in
court Slavinsky attracted great attention
by the elegance of his dress. He wore o
magnificent diamond in his shirt bosom,
evidently worth small fortune. The lady
was attired in the height of fashion. Her
husband was much affected by the trying
situation in which she was placed. The
courtroom was filled with the friends of
both parties.-Ne,D Yorl Commercial.
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A Coop ILLusTRATIoN.-Said Sidney
Smith, "When country squire hears of
an ape, his first feeling is to give it nuts
and apples; when he hears of a disscnter,
his immediate impulse is to commit it to
the county jail, to shave its head, to alter
its customary food, and to have it privately
whipped. solcmnly believe blue and red
balloons to be more popular in England
than Catholics and Presbytcrians; they are
more understood, and there is a greater dis
position to do something for them" There
has been too much of what is essentially
The same spirit in America, as exercised
towards the people of conquered southern
States. We rejoice that it has been at last
so signally rcbuked by the unconditional
concession by the House Of Representatives
to Virginia of her full and rightful repre-
sentatlon in Congress. Win the Senate
prevent the immediate consummation of
the good work ?-Neto York Times.
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A STRONG MAN.-Isaac Eaton, Of Clay
township, died on Christmas day at the ad-
vanccd age of ninety five years. Mr.. Ea-
ton was born in Loudoun county, Va, in
the eventful year of l775, but was raised
in Maryland, in the vicinity of Antietam
and South mountain-a locality made his
toric by the events of the late rebellion.
On the breaking out of the second war
with Great Britain, Isaac Eaton, then
nearly twenty-five years old, enlisted and
served during the war, being at Washing
ton when that place was captured, and
near the capitol buildings burned by the
British.
Mr.. Eaton, in his younger days, was a
man of great strength, possessed Of 1.-the,
wiry body, under medium size, and in the
numerous personal encounters quite COM
mon at that early day, became quite famous
for having never "met his match"
In the war of 1872 Eaton served with the
Virginia militia, under the command of
General Mason, o Virginian, born in the
same county with Eaton, about twelve years
his aunier, end the most popular man Il Tho
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"pICKPoCKETs Know THEIR MEN. I'm
New York on Wednesday evening two MEM
bcrs of dramatic company were returning
home from the scene of their labors on q
Seventh Avenue horse car, when suddenly
Mr.. V. missed his watch, the chain having
been cut. "What careless fellow you
must be-" said his companion, Mr.. G., to
have your watch taken in that manner.
I've carried this turnip fifteen years, and
nobody ever attempted to rob me. These
Eickpockets know their men, sir, depend
upon it. They never tried their little game
upon me, by Jove." Two minutes after
ward Mr.. c. missed his watch also, and an
opera-glass.
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UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE JANUARY 19, 1870
Abram Warrick, imperfect address Lewis
F. Walls, Alderson's Ferry :; Nancy Wash
ington, Samson's Locks, Va; Mr.. Randolph
Hearig, New York Mr.. Glenn. Darlington,
Charlotte county, Va; Miss Julia Carver
Richmond, Va; Mr.. James Dobson, Virgi.
mia :Penitentiary, Richmond !; Mr.. s. s
Wood, New York; Mrs. Mary J. Walker
Aylett's, King William county, Va; Mrs
Fanny G. Breden, Aylett's, King William
county, Va; Miss Alice Simpson, Middle
burg. Va, -
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, VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SoCIE-
rY.-The Executive Committee met st the
Exchange Hotel last night. Present Mes
sieurs Sutherlin (president), knight, Wat
kins, McCue, Ficklin, Haxall, Stearns,
Haskins, Harvie; Nowlan, and Rufdn.
The committee reviewed the awards, ap-
peals, &c., in relation to the award o.
premiums at the late Fair. .-
The cost of fitting up the Fair Grounds
exceeding the estimates and means of the
Society, certificates Of merit (under rule
46) in lieu of money premiums were award
ed to parties whose articles on exhibition
we're not included in the published. list of
premiums and received honorable mention
by the Committee on Discretionary Pro
miums. This included number and va
riety of articles not included in the pub
lished premiums offered by the Society. It
is understood that such parties will be salts
fed with these certificates of merit. Rule
As reads as follows: 3"
Certificates will be given with each pre-
MUM, and certificates of merit will also be
awarded by the Executive Committee
upon the recommendation of committees.
Should the receipts warrant, the Executive
Will dleO 6WNTu ulcCIEtlUudEy
premiums when recommended
The committee appointed to examine the
accounts of the treasurer made 8 detailed
report in reference to the finances and lia-
bilities of the Society, showing between
two thousand and twenty-five hundred dol.
lars to be necessary to meet outstanding
liabilities. The deficiency is to be attributed
mainly to the expenditures in re6tting the
Fair Grounds.
Mr.. Craig, Superintendent of the Man
chester Iron Foundry, forwarded to the
Executive Committee the seal of the So
ciety which had been lost in the burning
of the city'in 1865, and found in the burnt
district by Mr.. Craig. The thanks of the
Exet utive Committee were rendered to that
gentleman.
A number of subjects in relation to the
Fair of 1870 were discussed.
The committee adjourned to meet this
morning at 10 o'clock OF the Exchange
Hotel.
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sIEDtCAL ASD SURGICAL.

COLLEGE INFIRMARY,
SJhAREHALL BELOW TWELFTH STREET,
RICHMOND VA,
for the treatment Of all classes of medical and
gical cases except smallpox and Insanity.
In addition TO the LARGE WARDS, the Imfrm-
ary Contains a number Of PRIVATE ROOMS
possessing all the comforts and prtvacy Of pri-
PENDANTS aIways at hand. Patients have the privi-
iege Of Selecting their medical adviser either from
the staff Of the fnirmary or any respectable prac-
titioner In the city.
CHARGES,
including Board, Medical Attendance, and
Medicine
Private rooms 80 10 $50 per week
La
A small additional fee Is charged for surglca
operations.
A limited number Of cuses from tlie city Of Rich
.y0nd received Oh CilAH1TS,
For !nfqsMattop or adsuIssinp.. apply at tlie IL
arsnary 70 5sA5AH II, WHIT, n. p.,
gs seza1 Msdssal saps!lnsehasas
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RUNAWAY Accidental STREET-CAR
HORSE KILLED.-Yesterday morning as
one of the drivers on the city railway was
detaching his horses from the rear OF Car
to put them in front, they dashed off at a
fearful pace up Main street. They were
not stopped until above Thirteenth street,
where they ran into dray with such force
as to knock the driver over and upset them
selves completely. The driver slipped out
from underneath the horses, and, strange
to say, was not killed. One of the horses
was so hurt as to necessitatc his being
killed
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The Poor OLD RoMANs-How THEY
LIvED.-Not only were the ancient Romans
u hard lot of hard-iVers, and hence to
them most of the sources of trouble that arc
common to Christians were unknown. The
life of on average Roman was about as ex-
alted as that of q modern hog. The Ro-
mans had neither rum, nor gin, nor whis-
key, nor brandy; they had no coffee, no
tea, no chocolate, no sugar they had nei-
ther cigars, nor pipes, nor snuff, and to-
bacco was as unknown to them as Terra
del Fuego; they were unacquainted with
the hoop, the revolver, the hGbeas corpus,
and the Erie railroad; they we're destitute
of daily newspapers, monthly magazines,
quarterly reviews, electric telegraphs, and
eamboats they were badly off for soap !;
and, to extend DR.. Arbuthnot's remark
concerning Augustus, not one OF their
emperors had either glass to his win
dows or o shirt to his back-not O
Roman had ever seen o Bible, nor read
/" The Dairyman's Daughter" nor wept
over "Uncle Toms Cabin" nor became
excited over on abolition speech or wo-
mans rights lecture-they never had a
Gretna Green or Rhode Island to facili-
tate marriages, nor an Indiana or an Hi
nois to make divorces as easy as lying. The
Romans fed at their troughs by day and
piggcd in their straw by night, and when
the vermin that haunted their togas became
too pressing in their attentions they held
the said togas over or near the fire, and
made them too hot for the little pests. The
great and gracious Pompieus blew his nose
with his fingers, and the mighty Julius
himself mopped his eyes and cheeks, after
blubbering, with his. s.imperial paws. The
baths that became SO common in late times
were the consequences of attempts to civil
ize the brutes. Not knowing these and
other things, the Romans grew up robust
race, with hides of filth over their skins,
and were, in short, n hardy, dirty, virtuous,
and care-shedding gang. --..-....-
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THE VIvANToscoPE, exhibited in St.
Marks Lutheran church (Nlayo street be-
low Broad) on Monday night for the benefit
Of the poor, was we'll attended. On ac-
count of the many who have purchased
tickets and were prevented from being pre-
sent by the heavy rain, the exhibition will
be repeated at the same place tonight.
The same tickets can be used ON this occa-
sion. The quartette of this church have
consented to be present to sing some of their
fine selections. The proceeds, as already
indicated, will be devoted to the poor.
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MILITARY APPoISTMENTs.- Can
by yesterday announced the following ap-
pointments
John A. Graves, commissioner in chancery
for the circuit court of Amelia county, vice
Samuel r. Seay, removed from office.
J. d. Weed, Commemorative attorney
for Louisa county, vice c. W. Tankersley,
removed from office.
B. F. Fifer, inspector of -four for the
town of Staunton, vice George W. Britt,
removed from office.
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STEAM to GLASGOW AND
LONDDHDE

TIE ANNH OR It z.
Fnynrite Clv,ic-huilt passenger steamers arc In
tended 10 sail FVEl;G SATURDAY from pier
No. 20. North river, atl2 q clock Il.
RATES OF PASSAGE. PAYABLE IL CEKEESCS
cabins To Liverpool, Glasgow. Or Derry, $40 03nd
go.
Excursion tickets. good for twelve months. $40.
>tccracc to GlasSo" or Derry, s3g {; intermediate,
g21.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, S37.
Passengers buukcdtu and from Hamburg, uayre
Rotterdam. Antwerp. &C., at very lU~ rates
Dr:,its issued payable at any bank III Great Hr!'
tam.
For further intorlpation apply at the company
t,,tircs No d tsnwir. Green, New York. to HEN.
pEKSuS BEnTNEES, or to
WILLIAM {. DUNHAM L co, Agents
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The SHoo FLY CARNIyAL.-La Rue's
Minstrels gave their second performance
before large and delighted audience at the
Theatre last night. The entertainment was
one of the best of the kind ever presented
in Richmond, and almost every feature in
the programme received an encore. To-
night the bill of fare will be varied, but
Shoe Fly" which has created such q
flLrcre will be repeated.
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gy.EgEESEfsY. tEc.

HAVING RE-OPENED OUR WORKS
L Il al the buildings formerly occupied by the
Union Manufacturing Company. We are now pre-
pared 10 I'LL orGcrs FOR AL work i'll our line.
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES made and
repaired In the best manner.
All kinds OF FOUNDRY and MACHINE W DIRK
done. J. W. tARllN Eli. X CO.,
Manufacturers of Agricultural Implements,
In lt-1m 1911 Cary street.
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TIE STATE IS NOT YET ADMITTED, but 1t Il
admitted that BALDWIN, at the corner OF MaiI
and Tenth streets, can furnish the best and mos
stylish outfits Of clothing for gentlemen ant
youths. He has everything necessary to q com
plete costume-from the collar to the sock, from
the shirt to the overcoat-of every quality and CO.
lor and his varied and extensive assortment can
not fail to supply every one with what he wants.
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DOWHATAN SrEAMBOATeE5nz E

L CuMrANY.-Stn&m"rs STATE .s.ssrAass.ssssss s Y
or MARYLAND and Cheap,
reliable. and safe route t1 baltimore, Savannah,
Boston, ana th- West. 1ri- kr line 10 Bait
more. making close "nuut, ions with steamers 10
Philadelphia. No tramahiilu"ut Il goods l., =
tween Richmond and i:tl:iiuor". leave Bait:-
Ino"c every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, aud SA-
TUEbtN. Leave i;irhncnd every TUESDAY, ,
THURSDAY. and SAItknAI.
Freight received every any teNcelt SundaySl rp
10 4 O'Clock T.. n. THESE steamers have eXccllcnt
Saloon, s.atcrunI, aud passenger acCtrllnD atinhs.
Far. =; meals ans statCrooln extra. Fer freight
or passage, apply 10 "
HhEViIYS l. WILLIAMS, Agents,
au 10 Commercial Block.
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DELINQUENT ISHERIFF.-The military
commission convened for the trial of S. P.
Moore, ex-sheriff of King William county,
on charge of embezzlement of public
funds met yesterday at II o'clock.
Colonel ]. W. Jenkins, counsel for the
accused, asked for postponement until
Friday next; which poStponement was
granted. ~
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A HEAVY ITEM.-The Treasurer of the
State has paid out of the Treasury ST.
979.3l in criminal charges for the month of
December. This is o heavy item, and
shows that the criminal laws of the State
are sadly in need of modification.
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~ DAYTON. Tenth street between

Il, Main and Cary, Richmond Va. dealer IN
Nood-W nrking Machinery Of all kinds Ma
ehin!sts Tools and supplies, Engines, Mil
Gearing. Shutting. Pulley and Hangers, Turbine
Wafer Wheels. superior Leather iicltns. Lace
Leather saws, Wscnches, Steam and Water-Plpc
and Fixtures, Twist Drills. Gard Clothing,
Steam Gauges &c. ...
For sale, one Stationary Engine, 2s-horse
power, made by Washington Iron Works, nearly
new; one Stationary Engine, l2-horse power;
one Portable Engine, ls-horse power one new
Fluc Boiler, l2-horse power; one Tubular
Vertical, 6-horse power; three Flue Boilers,
each 3O-horse power; Cne Porin"lc Corn
pulieys Pumps. &C. 7" he sold for les, Than half
price Also l large lut Of ail kinGS oI Machiuiss'
Tools iathcs Plaucrs, Biil-PrcSScs, Index Mill
ing Machine, Screw Machines, Nises, &C., &C.,
that will hc sold very low. &C $a--epdSm
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ALLISON s. ADDIsoN's Hand Book and
almanac for 1870 has many beautiful
illustrations from drawings made by our
talented townsman William L. Sheppard.
Messrss Allison y Addison furnish these
almanacs free of charge to their patrons OF
former years, and to all applicants ~ ~
their osIntsg, or by mail on rsss'ps 'z
stan3p,
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S'fEA MERS.

TCR NORFOLK, PQRTS-s,lu.
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES RIEER.--Thc fast
aud elegant UNITED STATES NAIL steamer
! q n y SY |, V T. s T Err,
Captain 2. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf at Rockets for the above-named
riacrs on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRI
BAYS AT 6. o'clock A. N, and returns on Tucs-
DAYS. thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In Norfolt in time TO con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
North,
Trains leave City Point :oE Petersburg on arri.
ral OF steamer.
Fare 10 Norfolk. g.. 50.
ERKiGET
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
from IL NJ. 10 etP. Nj, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston. Baltimore, and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay and ri re Eular landings on James
river. nj reasonable rates.
40 NRAEFattE CHARGED.
Frcighis for way-lardings must he prepaid.
Apply TO /. r. TATlM, Agent.
Sc 2l orice. steamers wi arr.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-On Monday
night an attempt was made to break into
q storeroom at Mr.. James Gordon's resi-
dence, No. 507 Third street. The burglar
operated for some time on the door with
chisel or some other instrument, but, being
probably frightened by sounds in the house
left his work unfinished.
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WILLIAM c. DUNHAM s Co, 4
NATIONAL, LINE,

Steamers weekly la LIVERPOOL, 6FfSS
calling at QukENSToWN, lcaving,essasssssEszsssss 80
FRANCE. OUEE&, IFLNETIA.
nTSMhRK ERIN, PENNSYLVANIA,
ENGLNND. VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
t.;h,n passage Sl0a and t?I, currency.
Stccrage passage, $50. currency.
Stcrra.c tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
S31. In currency. n
<iccragt passage from Antwerp. Hamburg, Rot
tcrtilrn and Havre. So, In currency.
For further particulars, apply ~ the othces oI
the company, 90 Bro::dway, I. W. j. HURST,
Manager, or TO
Mu-LIAM c. DUNIIAM ( CO, Agents.
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COOK y LAUGHToN will sell for the trustee, at
II NJ, the unexpired lease OF the premises re-
Gently occupied by y. Dominica. on Franklin
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
A. c. PULLIAM will sell for the trustee, 1t u NJ.
ON The premises, valuable farm In Chester
field twelve miles from Richmond. s..r
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NO EXCUSE FOR COLD RooMs.-To be sold to-
day superior oak wood on Basin bank ut two DOL
lars u load or four dollars q cord. Excelient
hail bitumiuous coal In yard at S4.so. Best an
thracite coal, COKE and Clover Hill lump coal, a.
low prices. >. %. WATKINS,
I'LL Main street.
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"HLJAM G. DUNUAM & CO.,
W GENERAL. SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION HEECnANTS
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA. r0ST-0FFICE Box "a
FOR NEW YORK. -Saa
uLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP Ssssls2xsssss ssls2ssss


Old DOMINION STEAMSHIP sSssAalaasSs
COMPANY, .-..-
The splendid new side -whcni steamships ISAAC
EELL. SARATOGA, @JAGARA, ALBE.
NAKLF. and iTATTERAS. leave New York fol
Norfolk. CITY Point, and Richmond. every TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at
o'clock y. NJ. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, AZ high tide.
These sh!ps arc entirely new They have elegant
saloons and statcro0ms. The fare, accommoda.
iiunS. End attention. are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for al
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected when ordered. At 4 QUAR-
TEN OF ONE PER CENT, at the Offices Of this
COUpsuy.
:. l.. MCCEEADy, President 1877 Greenwich
street> New York.
WILLIAM C. DlfNHAM Il CO., Agents,
corner Main and E!eEcntl 5. reefs.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS AT RICHMOND. J.
~ Call at Rison's Drug Store and get the only
genuine Saratoga Water sold on draught In the
city. JOHN W. RISON, Druggist,
no9 corner Main and Third streets.
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AUCTION SALES THIs DAY.

On all public OF pirate sales Of Real Estate
made bet,1eert the lst Of January and the 1st OF
pear, but on al sd1es betloeea The first day Of
July end the last day of December the seller
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CoRNs, BUNIoNs, Sort CoRss, WARTS,
DISEASED NAILS, CANCERS, &c, treated pain
less, with instantaneous relief. ONCE on Nine
tecnth street near Main. Ladies and children at
tended. -.
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FACTS FOR THE LADIEs.-We have never seen
better nor cheaper Photogr apis than those taken
at the "Lee Gallery Mr.. DAvIss's pictures OF
children are truly wonderful. He seems 70 exert
magic influence over the little ones. $3.50
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND frSs

FOR LIVERPOOL MD (TA
INTANIINE OF NAIL STEAMERS, SNILING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE EH THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
Fi,st CABIN, Pcp2bt. in G0td.
Liverpool or QuccnStown..... ...&lV0 0o
Sfe,T0gs, P0@G5is in Currency.
Liverpool or Qleenstowi.......... IS 90
rN>SAGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX !:
yrrpoo! or Queenstown tyulGl. so CO
U,lifax (rold1 ........... 20 90
-. Johns Y. f., by branch steamer tgod.. DO co
&eeraGr, Plyabic IN Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. wn.....,...........-.S 20 oC
lihIliiN w
-. Johns. y. T., by branch Steamcr.. 81 te
Tickets sold To and from England, Ireland, end
thu Continent, III moderate rates.
For further information apply 1T The ComraDy'e
Offices. JOHN G.. DALE, Agent,
IL Broadway, New York; or to
rEII1aM c. DiTNliAM & co. Agents.
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DNILApELPH a, RICH- ~ - :,
l MrND AND NORFOLK STEAM -eS@sltsas, siisss
SlIir LlNF.-S;carlcrS HoRFOl.k and }. :.
GREEN. composing this line, win leave Philadcl-
phia every 81 A1URDAT. and Rirhmondcvery FRI
bNY. alternately. Fr.i:h taken fr ,F"rf1lk 1T mo-.
4, rate rates: also for Charleston, Savannah. and
New Orleans and bills of lacir" signed through.
Passage 10 philadc!Ehia. inCl.,ling meals and
s:areroIn. SS ". 7. PORTER, Agent.
mha Office. NJ. gi.i Dn.k street.