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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-20

THE Labor Agency of L. E. Banning
No. 4 Jefferson street, corner of Front
will supply all demands for labor in any
branch Of business. A
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DOR SALE OR LEASE-43O ACRES OF
l. land will be sold on accommodating terms
or leased TO u responsible man for the term of
i've years. There are three frame houses and
bred acres under cultivation, the balance in
timber. Ii may be divided to advantage.
Two good wells os water; also good cistern.
large barn we'll filled with fodder and q good
Tennessee railroad, two miles south ~ Horn ST
Lake Depot, Desoto county, Mississippi. The
road runs through portion of the tract,
where flag station is established. which rem
ders it q great convenience to the neighbor-
poultry of all kinds, and all necessary farm
ing utensils, etc. etc., will be disposed of on
terms to suit. For particulars apply to W.
Eyerheart, on the premises, or Of Joseph
28f
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Gwen. mcNutt A Co,

This well-known firm has been doing
business in this city for years as cotton
factors, receiving, forwarding and gene
raj commission merchants. Their place
of business is at No. l3 (Lee block,
Union street. As cotton merchants
the firm stands deservedly high in pub
lie estimation, as evidenced by the
heavy consignment of cotton made to
them, and their heavy general commits
sion business. They furnish all plant
ers' supplies at the lowest market rates.
EVERYBODY gets present at Greenlaw
Opera House tonight; many of them
valuable. Tickets 80 and % cents.
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faoturer.of the Inter, Is an old resident
of Memphis, having lived here for a
great many years. His foundry and
machine shops are located al l2S and
100 Poplar street.
RISK a JOHNSON. t,.rr
The display Of tinware, CRATES, cast
ings and stoves, placed in the Mechani-
cal Hall by Messrs. Risk & Johnson, has
been very much admired during the
week. The celebrated Bucks Brilliant
cooking stove was on exhibition, and at
tracted particular attention from house-
keepers. Messrs. Risk a Johnson do
business at No. 3O6 Main street, oppo-
site the Peabody Hotel. They have a
splendid stok of goods on hand, which
will be sold at the most reasonable
terms.
THE DRAWING. ~
The attendance this afternoon was
very large-larger than on any day pre-
vious. The $4,000 drawing is creating
great interest and the immense crowd Of
people seem anxious to know the result.
The drawing will commence between
two and three o'clock.
a nr III TIE ARENA,
Mr.. A. B. Jones, of Fayette county, was
awarded the first premium for jack
stock this morning, and Thompson 4
Etherly, Of Shelby county, certificate.
Best matched mules, S. s. Thompson
premium; also, sweepstakes.
Best mule two years old and under,
premium awarded to Captain A. b.
Haynes, Of Shelby county.
THE TR0TTING MATCH
this afternoon will be fine g)i
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE-THE
i Jefferson street House, No. IO5
Jefferson street, charges for board
are we'll ventilated, each furnished with two
or three single beds, and good spring mat
tresses. 1he table Is supplied with the best
the market affords. Regular bOarders taken
atyery low prices. Remember. No. 100 JEFF
fersOn street M-l6
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HAVE your CRATES set with Lemons
patent. This improvement embodies
utility, economy and durability. Call at
229 Second street. SO
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LOST.

7 osT-A NOTE OF DATElsrH INST. DUE
IL at twelve months; executed by Eliza j.
Whitsett. for the sum of 5000. payable to
myself or order, with ten per cent. interest
trade for the same. SrARKEE REDDITT.
October 10 1871 49.47
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NV TUX NONEI WIENETs
NV YoEK. October %. lO:5 a.m.-Govern-
ments are irregular. Sterling exchange is
steady at lOsld. Gold is lOaning at 1-si Of /
per cent.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Phil AlIin, Friar's Point.
lobe Hurt, Evansville
Columbia, St. Louis.
Emile LaBarge, Vieksburg.
A. J. White, Napoleon.
" g. W. Cheek, Friar's Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Belle Lee, New Orleans.
f" Emile LaBsrge, st. Louis.
" I. II. Allen, White river.
lobe Hurt, New Orleans.
BOATS IN Pozr.
r. p. Walt, Phil Allin, lobe Hurt
Columbia, Belle st. Louis, A. J. White
G. w. Cheek.
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PAcE & SrovAL's Rough and Ready
tobacco, found at Sternbergs, 3l3 Main
street. 81
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NashvIIIe passengers rake Notice.

MELVILLE PassenEeFs Take NOTICE.
Double dailgtrains have been resumed
between Memphis and Nashville via
Mckenzie, running as follows:
Leave Memphis,.......i: rs Am. and y; IS pm.
Arrive at Nashyille..-5 :l5 pm. and $3.50 am.
A GSES al Msmphs...s: d5 pm. and 2:sS am.
Sleeping cars run through between
Memphis and Nashville on the trains
leaving Memphis at l2;45 pm, and on
the trains leaving Nashville at 2:3O pm.
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B. +. GRAvELYs tobacco, to be found
at Sternberg's, 3lS Main street. 81
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ATMoRE's mince-meat, Millaird's finest
prepared family chocolate, new strained
and comb honey, very choice, at J. De
voto's, cor. Third and Adams st. 26-t
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ANOTHER rush tonight at the Green
law Opera House to see Sam Sharp
ley's Silver Show, and get the elegant
presents.
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NOTICE..

nFR. ALEXANDER LYLE BECAME A
lll member Of oar frm On he TO ~ 5uil.
The siyle Of the frm vii rsuain qn,1f4 Sd
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A GOLD WATCH for 20 cents. GreenlaW
Opera House tonight Sam Sharpley' 5
Silver Show.
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Buy your oysters at Norfolk Depot,
No. II jefferson street. So
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GLs-rrrrIra at sl6 Second st.
a

Received at the let Palace to-day,
beautiful she'll sets, shell brace
lets, shell butterfly combs. and
a large assortment Of other goods
n Z e"r ""e' ROEsCHER a co.
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A FULL SET of furniture, worth $50, for
rs cents, at Greenlaw Opera House
tonight.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING THE wHITRM0RB HOUSE,
ID 100 and III Adams street, having lately
undergone thorough repairs and been newly
refurnished, is now prepared TO accommodate
as good table as the market affords. Rates
very moderate. 2t
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PUBLIC LEDGER
Once: No. I8 Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
See fourth page for additional local

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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COUNTY FAIR.
INVITATION TO THE CITY SCHOOLS

INVITATION TO THE CITY SCHOOLS
UNHE CITY SCHOOLS ARE INVITED
instead of Friday alone. 0ne-half Of the
schools will attend Thursday, and the other
JACOB THOMPSON. President.
LEoN TRoUsDALE, Secretary.
With this view / propose setting apart a
train TO leave the depot at ten am. (railroad
tlmel Thursday and Friday; returning, leave
the Fair Grounds at four pm. each day.
These hours must be observed, as we would
be unable to move the schools otherwise.
n.52 Q. l.. ANDERSON, Sup,t.
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WARMERS PREPARATIONS for sale at
the Little Drug Store Round the Corner,
50 Adams street. l0O-t
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The following is the comparative daily

Last year at this time middling here
was lac; in New York, l6sc; gold, ll2a;
uplands in Liverpool, sgd
COTTON srATKMzsT.
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3l3 Main street. 81
Tickets for the" Fair Drawing" are
for sale at
j. G. Eyrich's news depot,
Mansfords news depot,
Joe Locke's news depot,
George Bergman's cigar stand,
Leubrie's cigar stand,
Byrds jewelry store,
Barnum's jewelry store,
Memphis and Charleston ticket Office.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

EOR sALE-AFINE ROOKAwAY HORSE |;
L gentle in harness. Address " Grocer.
Ledger office 4lf
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srrAr-trTTrso al SIS Second &. at
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THnMAE d GAIsMAN, 6s Union street.
have on hand fine lot of HORSES and
MULES, which they offer for sale on thirty
or sixty days time. 30-9l
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DoN QUIxoTE cigars at Sternberg's S,
3l3 Main street. 81
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STEAM BOATS.


For Cairo and the Bends.
United States Mail Line for Cairo and bends
BELLE ST. Blake, master
MILL LEAVE THIS DAY, r..
w 10Th inst, at 5 pm. For Lellsfihts4
freight or passage apply on wharf Aszsssszassszs
boat, foot Of Jefferson street, to
w. Il. DILL, Agent.
FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't.
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar
thOIOmeW d Allen. 40 N. Court. 10I
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LAST NIGHT but one Of Sam Sharpley' 8
Silver Show. Greenlaw Opera House
tonight.
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FRANCISCO a VIRGINS.

This noted firm, doing business under
the Peabody Hotel on Main street, car
ried off premiums yesterday for the best
silk hat, the best felt hat, and the best
display Of hats, etc The beautiful glass
case in which these fashionable articles
were on exhibition was general object
of admiration. The hats, caps, furs and
astrachans sold by Messrs. Francisco &
Virgins are superior in quality, Of the
latest styles, and are sold at prices that
defy competition. so.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-18

TO the Editor of the State Journal.
The SrATs JoURsAL will greatly please the
mechanics of the city of Richmond by .epipg
prominent the names of the gentlemen select
ed by the Richmond Mechanics Trades Union,
as candidates for the City Conucil in the ap.
preaching election. TaEDEaAR MEN.
We take pleasure 10 complying with the
above request, aud would state that we have
received others of similar purport in the last
day or two, from other portions of the city.
Should any Of the names in the list be found
wrong, the necessary correction will be made.
The nominations are as follows:
Marshall Ward.
EDWARD G. CBuMp. DANIEL II. ALLEY.
Jefferson Ward.
CHARLES Fl. TALBOT. JAS. L. PHtLLIPs.
Madison Ward
CHARLES W. ALLEN. CHAs. T. DAVIS.
Monroe Ward.
GEORGE BIRGAMlN. THos. q. WYSSg.
Clay Ward.
GEORGE j. HooPER. JoHN ]. King.
Jackson Ward.
WILKISsoN G. FaEEMAs. j. w. GILMAN.
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Makers in niississippi.

Memphis, May 17.-Last Friday night,
a masked party, numbering about forty,
entered the town of Pontotoc, Miss, for
the purpose Of driving of Col. Flournoy,
editor Of the Radical paper, who had been
warned to leave. On entering the town
they were met by party of citizens, who
asked their intentions, and were answered
by volley, which the citizens returned.
One of the maskers fell from his horse,
and the Others fed. On picking up the
wounded man, be was found to be a young
man named billiard, residing near there.
He persistently refused to declare the
names of the others, and soon after died.
The next morning a number of persons
were found to have lett the county, while
several horses with trappings, which bad
evidently belonged to the masked party,
were found near Pontotoc.
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The New Gas-HOIder and Other Jobs
of the city Engineer.

To the Editor of the Stafe Journal.
x The officials having the construction of the
new gas-holder In charge have struck another
mine OF economy for the tax payers s me
three years since, the Council conmeBc-d
making preparations for a new holder and
nearly completed the pitt removing ab,ut five
thousand var dsof earth, probably costing about
four Thousand dollars. The new management
oil ECONOMY have changed the location about a
diameter and are digging a new hole aud ill.
ing up the old one, thus thr"wi ing 20 mu, h
money away. This shows decide skil in
engineering
There is no jobbing, no ring, no con n.piracy
to rob the city treasury; but the Immaculate
Council can give one OF their plumber a CO,
tract for a million more of brick without
allowing COZ petition by public proposalsi
For the stone Gaping, costing only a few
hundred dollars, there is a great show of ac-
veft'sements for bids
Our dear City Engineer seems to have got
a new notion into bis nodde He is hauling
the stone for the entire depth of the road way
broken to proper size, such as be should
have used for top dressing, instead of the
red mud He has had the stone b. ok en- TO the
proper size heretofore, except this top layer.
II probably costs four times the labor to break
all fine TO what it would to do one .ie b ih 6ne
and the balaoce coarse. He seems determined
TO have bis own way, and Ut 60 learn any thing
from the experience of Others.
T.x.pAyrp
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San Francisco, May 16.-The steamer
Pelican, from Eureka, report frightful
affair on the trip up the coast. A family
from Indiana, having sick girl IL years
of age, were passengers, and in the night
the steward, a Malay, married to white
woman in this city, entered the sick child's
room, .drugged and ravished her. On the
arrival of the steamer at Umpqua the cit
izens formed lynch court and tried and
sentenced him to death.
He was then bound and placed in the
stern Of small boat, which the citizens
had selected by lot, and rowed up the
stream out Of sight of the steamer. Short
ly afterward a shot was heard, and the par
ty returned without Smith, and reported
that be had gone on long journey, and
had concluded not to return aud say good
bye. The citizens generally approved Of
the action.
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Manchester News and Gossip.

Not So.--We will say, for the information
OF the enterprising reporter for the Dispatch
from Manchester, that he misrepresents the
mechanics of that town, as he has done many
other things. The contemplated Organization
of Mechanics Union in Manchester has
nothing to do with politics. We call the atten-
tioD Of the mechanics TO the article in the
Dispatch of to,day What think YOU, me-,
chanics and men OF labor, are you to be called
hard names because you ask for what belongs
to youf II your organizing a society for your
self protection splits anv party, let it split
the sooner the better. We say look to men,
and not to politics.
In the case of John Wilkes and William
Morriss, on a writ of error, the Judge deliver
ed bis opinion to-day, setting aside the judg-
ment of the County court, and the prisoners
through their counsel Immediately gave notice
of an intention to ask for a writ of habeas
corpus, claiming that they were entitled to
final discharge from further prosecution for
the offence under the law. The Judge signi-
fed his willingness to grant the writ. and
counsel had proceeded to draw up petition,
&C., when our reporter left.
Mayo's Bridgs.-This bridge is now compile,
ted, and may 1t stand as proud monument to
the memory of its builders and owners, At
the toll house We notice neat little confec.
tionery with q soda fountain attached. Mrs
Spruel, the proprietress, deserves the support
Of all passers>by, and willno doubt be literally
patronized.
Reeovering.-Mrs. Lang, one of our fancy
dry goods merchants, who fell from a chair
some time back aud broke her ankle, is fast
recovering, which will be gratifying to her
many friends.
Be,tcr.---The young man, Preston Starke,
who has been expected to die for the past few
days, we are informed this morning, is much
better, and hopes are now entertained of his
recovery.
Ns,s Court House.--The citizens of Manohes-
ter and Chesterfield should be proud of their
new courthouse, which is fast approaching
completion. II is handsome building.
Church. The new Presby ter ian church is
now under erection, and we hope will not have
any impeachment thrown in the way of Its
speedy completion.
The Free Bridge Work has commenced on
the free bridge 10 earnest. We have been in.
formed that the foundation of the abutment on
the south side lie being put in place.
Nanches'er Ne,os.--News in the free State of
Manchester is as scarce as greenbacks among
the mechanics and laboring men.
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RULoFF TO BE HUNG To-DAY.-A dis
patch from New York. dated the 18th
instant, says:
Governor Hoffman, just before leaving
for Richmond, yesterday, notified Ruloff's
counsel that he had decided not to inter-
fere, either by respite or commutation.
The execution occurs tomorrow. Ruloff
stated yesterday that he only needed six
weeks to complete his rudiments of philos-
ophy.
Binghampton, May 17.-Ruloff rose at
8 this morning in an apparently cheerful
frame of mind and has not shown signs of
bearing down. He has not paid the least
attention to religious matters, but on the
contrary has constantly INDUCED in vio-
lent and profane language abusive of Gov
Hoffman and others for cutting him off be-
fore the completion Of his work. He has
by this conduct forfeited what little SYM
pathy and respect he yet retained, and not
word is now heard in his favor. The
gallows will be put in place this afternoon.
The execution will take place in the yard
of the Jail at noon tomorrow. As the en-.
closure is mall the sheriff will not admit
more than seventy-ive spectators.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-18
Letter from Petersburg.
PETERSBURG, May 1s, 1871.
To the Editor of the State Journal.

TO the Editor of the State Journal:
Nominations for ward tickets were made
by the Republicans last night in the fifth
and sixth wards as follows
Fifth Ward -Councilmen- A. Traylor,
J. W. L. Blankinship, II. T. Jamison, and
John l.. Gill. Justices of the Peace--John
W. Sou,hal and William Jones.
Sixth Ward CounciImen-James N. Don
nan, Thomas J McCaeb, james Carter and
John h. Bell. Justices of the Peace-W lillian
Burgess and Matthew Thomas. g
This completes the Republican ticket in
all the wards.
As ian incident of registration, tis stated
on reliable authority that on the last day
of the revision of the lists, orders were
sent down the river for operations on the
river to stop, and the white voters there
employed were taken to the fifth ward q ID
registered. As this is the ward from
which the president of the river improve
ment desires to be elected to the Council it
is easy to divine from whom the order sus-
pending the river operations eminated.
This brilliant specimen of political strait
egy" may be all very well, but the bur-
dened Taxpayers are anxious to know who
pays for il. As all the machines and work.
men ceased work for nearly halfa day, the
city ought not to be requested to pay for
the time lost. 1
Arrangements are in progress for
Union Memorial Celebration on the 3Oh
OF May. 1t is proposed to testify our love
for the noble men who fell for the Union.
by assembling at Poplar Grove National
Cemetery, where the graves Of the fallen
heroes will be decorated with floral offer
ings. An address will be delivered. and
appropriate hymns will be sung, etc. A
committee, consisting Of the following
named gentlemen, have been appointed,
who will meet this afternoon and make
arrangements for the occasion: Colonel
w. M. Lewis, E. Steene, F. Wooa, Wma
Freeland, Milton Searle, VIM. H. Bargess,
Peter G. Morgon, Maj. J. Clarke, 2. Gal
lagher, and II. I. Gray.
rvx = =
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PROSPECTS OF BORDER WAR.-A dis.
patch from Ringgold Barracks, Texas, says !:
One hundred armed Mexicans have
crossed the river at Los Curvas, 35 miles
distant, making cattle raid. Smaller
bands are constantly crossing for the same
purpose, and extend their operations to
near Corpus Christi. They fight if they
are encountered. There is panic among
the breeders of stock between the Rio
Grande and Neuces. Thousands of cattle
are stolen every month. The Mexican an
thorities throw every obstacle IN the way
of their recovery. Neither the State por
the nation are protecting the people, who
complain loudly. h.
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Local Dashes.

Il
In the city--Jeff. Davis.
CostIy-The Sands case.
A sweet place Virginia Hall.
Not Rood-The crop prospects.
Remember-The Strawberry feast to. night.
good move-The adjournment of our press
room court.
Reno vod-The city jailor. oLockipg the
stable after The horse is gone"
Gov. Hoffman, of New York, is expected In
the city to>dsy.
Sheriff H. j. Smith, of Henrico, is dangerou us.
ly ill.
A card in the Dispatch Of this morning look,
as il somebody bad b zen sold.
Meets Tonight Executive committee of JET.
ferson Ward Republican Club, at l7ll Cary
rect
man of conscience has returned. from Bos
ton. three or four unsigned bank bills to the
State treasury. A valueiess return.
James Barron Hope. ESQ.,, will deliver an
address to the Male Orphan Asvium At St.
PauPs, on Tuesday evening next, at o'clock.
There is now 10 the State treasury, over
5000 900. Lordyl Wouldn't our City Coun.
Gil like TO make a turn for it7
The hsndsomest Young lady 10 Richmond
will visit Virginia Hall to>night. and promises
20 welcome ever, bod. with her most be~itch,
inx smiles. Gu see wh" she is. s
The lawyers Of Richmond have at last found
a case upon which they all heartily agree to
pay no city tax. This is the most remarkable
case which has occurred within the rec,llec.
tion of the Oldest inhabitant.
Governor Walker has appointed as military
examiners of Richmond Henrico, and Ches.
terfeld counties, Gen. Bradley T. johnson,
Grn. James IL. Lane, and Col VIM. Gillian.
Pickpockets are said to be operating here.
There is the poorest lot of po. keis here about
this time, imaginable, AZ gentlemen engaged
in the business are notified that other places
may be elsiy found, better suited TO their oc-
cupatiOn. .La-,---
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EoR JAMES AND oHIoKAHoMINY RIVERS.

The fast and elegant side.wheel steamer PALI-
sADE, Captain CaAs NELSON, will leave her wharf
at Ro, ketis for Kings Mill Wharf, on James river,
on TUESDAY and SATURDAYS at o'clock A. NJ
connecting with the IL o'clock train City Point
from Petersburg. Returning, will leave Kings Mill
on WEDNESDAYS and MONDAYS, at 9 A. NJ,
touching at all the regular landings each way.
Will leave her wharf at Rockets for Binn's on
Chickaheminy. THURSDAYS at o'clock A. NJ, con.
Meeting at City Point with the O'Clock train from
Petersburg, touching at oil the regular landings on
James river down to billiards. Wharf, and all regular
landings on Chickabominy. Returning, will leave
Binn's on FRIDAYS at 9 O'Clock A M.
Freight received from IL o'clock Mondays to o
o'clock A. NJ Tuesdays, and from l2 o'clock to p.
NJ Wednesdays, and from IL o'clock Fridays to y A.
NJ Saturdays. QH
Freight for Ohickahomny will only be received from
IL O'Clock Wednesdays to 9 A. M. Thursdays.
All freight to way landings must be prepaid.
For further particulars. apply to Captain board
or to GEORGE L. CURRIE, Agent,
at CuRRIE Co.'s, corner 18th and Cary streets.
my Sim