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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-08

Go TO CAMPBELL & Co.'S wcll-known gallery
Einth and Main streets. for cheap and frst-class
work. They are determined that the so-called first.
class gallery shall no longer lead the public astray
that hey are making pictures At our loo prices
We do not advertise one price and charge another
We now guarantee to give to every one that las one
dollars worth of pictures made at our gallery prize
worth from fifty cents to two dollars. Our name /:
a sufficient guarantee that this is no Yankee dodge
We invite the public to call and examine for them.
selves.
Prices: Photographs neatly colorei, $3.50 pei
dozen; photographs neatly co!ored, Sl.5o per hall
dozen; or four for 81. Also, pictures of every
description at the lowest prices
CAMPBELL & Co.
Ninth and Main streets
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The TnEATRE.--The attendance ut the
Theatre on Saturday night was not large--a
Saturday-night audience rarely rlys in Rich
mond--but the performance was the best Of
the week. Russell was in his best mood, and
presented some Of his best comicalities, in
Guiding "Rhine Wine Charley" and the
womans rights lecture.
Tonight commences Lydia ThompSon'S
engagement. She comes preceded hy III
unrivalIed reputation in burlesque perform
ance, and is surrounded by beyy Of the
prettiest girls on the continent. Her salary
list is one of the largest known in travelling
companies, and this has neeeSsitatcd a slight
Increase in prices of admission, but there is
no extra charge for reserved seats. Her tour
through the South has been perfect ova.
ton. At Savannah the young men presented
her with $500 bale of cotton tied up in
blue ribbon $50 says letter received here on
Saturday night. Her first piece III Rich
mond will be Blnebeard.
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Marine Disas asfer.

BosroS, Mass, April G.--The bark Willie
and Emma, from Wilmington, II. c., for
Queenstown, with cargo Of rosin, struck ON {
the: Great Rip Nantucket, on Thursday
night and bilged. The steamer Island Home II
went to her, assistance and stripped off her !.
sails and rigging. The crew were saved and
landed at Nantucket. a sInsfl portion Of
her cargo maybe saved. 4t5s& 80 sssf
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Canada--Ta,e Relations Between Grea'
Britain and the Colonies.

HAMILTON, CANADA, April 6.-Hon. VIII
liam McDougal, lecturing upon the relations
between Great Britain and Canada, after
consultation with high parties in England,
said he had been forced to the conclusion
that the policy was not to abandon the colo
MES, nor to act so as to drive them away
from their allegiance, but to prepare them
for maintaining their own position by means
of their own right hands, and make them
conscious, if an attack was lerelled against
| them, that they must depend mainly If moi
altogether upon their own resources to resist
it falling in which, they must be prepared
| 20 accept the consequences, whatever they
| might he, which followed invasion.
| Speaking for himself, and speaking freely
| frankly, and truthfully, he was Of the opin
| ion that the union OF these provinces was 8
preliminary step for the establishment OF Z
system of government In. British America
which would enable that country, when the
moment arrived and when the necessity
pressed upon it. to maintain separate ano
independent existence among the nations o1
the earth.
lie believed that that idea was present tc
the minds of most if not all of those who
took part in carrying out that great and inn
portant political change, because they fore.
saw that which they believed must happen,
Because they took the initial steps to put the
country in position to maintain itself in
case of war was 1t to be charged, as some Of
the public press had charged, that they had
ulterfor objects in view; that they had
proved themselves disloyal to the mother
country; that they have shown themselves to
lie authors of dangerous measures, and that
they should therefore be politically opposed
and condemned?
He denied that they were open to such
condemnation, and he referred to the phrase
of Lord Monck about the new nationality,
and of Lord Lisgan'S declaration that al
lance should now take the place OF ale
rance, as well as to the repeated observa.
tions of.thc leading newspapers of England
to establish the fact that what the public
men Of Canada fOresaw was based upon
correct understanding Of the opinion in the
mother country. The whole drift OF that
opinion was that connection with Canada
was a source of embarrassment, from which
the mother country should be freed as soon
rs possible; and if English statesmen and
the English press discussed the question. so
unreseryed1y, without being subject to i'm
putations of disloyalty, it would not be
charged against the public men in Canada
that they were wanting in loyalty because
they recognized the actual position Of affairs.
The speakers remarks were frequently ln'
terruptcd by applause.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

: A SMALL FIRE--On Saturday night at a
quarter to 8 O'Clock an alarm of fire from
box No. 4, Third Police station, brought out
the Fire Department, but their services were
not needed. A quantity of clothing took fire
at No. 204 west Marshall street at the resi-
dencc of Mr.. Thomas V. Carr, but an officer
from the station-house soon eXtinguished the
flames. 1t originated in a room over the
kitchen. - 50. y - !. -
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CONSERVATIVE WARD MEETINGs.-Thc
Central Committee has ordered that these
meetings shall be held tomorrow TUESDAY,
night, instead of tonight. The Marshall
Ward meeting will be held at Royster's fac.
tory. OIL Twcnty-tilth street between Main
and Franklin, instead of at Ross, as hereto
fore unnol1ncpl
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CIvII-RlGHTs CASE Conference.-The case
of Charlotte V. Usher us. The Richmond
City Railway Company has been compro-
missed and dismissed OIL the payment Of 5000
to the plaintiff by the railway company.
Mrs. Usher is q colored woman, who was
elected from one Of the city railway cars
while the "ball system was in vogue. She
brought suit for damages, with the result
above stated. nf
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PEH1Lors AND DARING FEAT.--The Atlanta
0a.) Constitution details the following
Derious feat: On the 18th ultimo two fox
docs. belonging to Sir. Knight, of Gwinnett
COUNTY, ran a fox to Stone Mountain. While
near the site of the old tower, they disap-
peared from sight. Later in the day parties
living near what is termed the g steep side"
were startled ut hearing dogs barking and
bowling. and after looking closely could see
them, about two-thirds of the way UP,
apparently on crag jutting out from
the perpendicular wall. One OF them,
which was considerably below the other,
was seen to fall and roll over, but sue
ceeded in regaining foot-hold. The dogs
staid there until Wednesday noon. Several
gentlemen went to the top of the mountain
to see if means could not be devised to rescue
the dogs. BY means Of a rope tied to a
strong cedar, the party reached point
nearly 500 feet from the site of the old
tower--a point never reached before, we be-
lieye. Here the rope was fastened to another
cedar, and Fernando p. Julian, Jr.. declared
his willingness TO nuke the perilous descent.
He pulled off his boots and walked down,
holding on to the rope, several hundred feet.
At the distance of about six hundred feet
he found the first dog, and soon had himself
safely landed. At Il point 72o feet from the
tree. on bench in the rock wall several feet
in length and one or two in width, he found
the other dog. This one resisted at first, but
when he reached q place where he could
walk he went cautiously and steadily until
he got to the top. As soon as Mr.. Julian got
up the dogs fawned on Lin, jumped IN bis
lap. and exhibited their gratitude in an un.
mistakable manner. The wind was blowing
very strong at the time. Mr.. Julian acted
with great GOODNESS. His socks were cut by
friction against the rocks, and he stopped and
pulled them of. The dogs had worn oil the
claws from their hind feet. 1t is supposed
that they reached the spot from which they
were rescued by going through a crevice in
the rock.
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ADVICE TO TIE LADIES' You win hear each
agent pronounce his sewiugmachine to be the best
Ynu cdnmet believe them all. You viii be as ncre-
drlous In regard to their opinion of the particular
mlchine they represent as of those they do not
Yuu, therefore, are the proper persons to decide
such matters. How2 By visiting the various offices
before purchasing. Call at the WEED Company,s
salesrooms and try that machine Observe the stm-
plcay, ease, and raptdity Of Its performances. No
d, the elegant and astonishing variety Of samples IT
makes teittout any adjustment toiltecer. SIT down
ard try Ii. It Is immaterial whether you ever used
machine before. Compare the specimens you make
with those you may have received that were execu-
ted upon other machines; and If you find any supe
rfor, VIC say to you frankly the machine that made
them Is the one for you to purchase .'-BaHimort
SIM -guly It'll, 1852. -r-.-
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RELIGIOUS REyIvAL.--An interesting re-
vival Of religion has been progressing for
several nights at Clay-Strect Methodist
church. The congregations attending have
been large and attentive. There have been
n number of conversions. DR.. Rosser has
been assisting the pastor, the Rev. Mr. Peter.
son. Services will Lc held every night this
week -s - s. =. s.-a.
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JOB PRISrISG.-Wc call tho attention Of mer-
chants clerks OF courts, sheris, lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution OF all kinds of JOE
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short notice Cards,
Bn-Hcads, Letter-Heads Programmes Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, 1Iand-Bills, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare Show-B Bills, Checks, Drafts. &C.. &C.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH IN MANcuEsTER.-Mca-
sures have been adopted for the erection of a
Catholic church in Manchester, and work
Will be commenced on it at an early day. II
will occupy one Of the best lots Dthe town,
and will present handsome architectural
aDpearallcc
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SurEEME Court OF APrEALs.--The docket
of this court will he called on Tuesday, COM
mencing at the fifty-fourth caSe---Scott Us.
BenteI.
|, On Saturday motion was made i'll the case
of Thorndike us. Reynolds for q rehearing.
The court took the motion under considera.
tion.
The case of Talley Us. Robinson was SUBJ
mitted to the court.
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CosT OF THE EXTRA SEssIoH.-The exti,,
session Of the General Assembly, ten days ii,
duration, cost the State not less than fifteen
thousand dollars. Each member drew $50
from the treasury of the Commonwealth as
per diem. One delegate insists upon his
right to mileage for the extra session, and
saws he will get it if he has to go to law.
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Observation-Disclosures Ii. Sweeney and
Sidney Smith, Of Williamsburg. arrested
some time ago on the charge of violating the
postal laws of the United States, were brought
before United States Commissioner Ple;,sants
SATURDAY. and discharged
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ALLEGED SAMPLr-MERCHAST DISCHARGED.
Mr.. George h. Mitchell appeared before
Justice White OH Saturday morning charged
with selling or offering to sell goods by sanl-
pie in violation of the State revenue law.
The charge was not sustained, and Mr..
Mitchell was discharged.
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INpIcrMESrs BY TIE FEDERAL GRAND JuRY.
The grand jury of the United States Circuit
Court, who were discharged on Friday,
found ten true bills of Indictment, most OF
which cannot yet be made public. Two in.
d;ctments were found against John w. Har'
well, of Petersburg, for violations of the
revenue laws.
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY-ScHooL UN1oN.-The
monthly meeting of the Presbyterian Sun
day-School Union will be held in the lecture.
room of the First Presbyterian church to-
night (April Sth) at 8 o'clock. Subject for
discussion: "The Good or Evil Results OF
the Reward System in our Sunday Schools
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CHURCH DESTROYED BY FIRE.-BethIehem
Baptist church, in Henrico county, five miles
north of the city, was totally destroyed by
fire. on Saturday morning about o'clock
No insurance. 1t is not known how the fire
originated.
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Every one should call at the Dollar Store, Ninth
aud Main streets, aud examine the beautiful assort-
ent of the latest styles Of jewclry and fancy good
of every description, which surpasses any that
has been offered In the city. Do not mistake the
store-it Is under CAMPBELL & Co.'s celebrated
prize Photograph Gallery, Ninth and Main streets.
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OPERATIC REHEARsAI.-The Richmond
Amateur Opera are to have grand rehearsal
of the " Bohemian Girl" this evening at the
rooms of the Richmond philharmonic Asso.
ciatfon. This beautiful and attractive opera
Is to lie rendered shortly ut Assembly Hail
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C. X. REESE s. Co. are no mushroom artists ::
they awarded the first silver medal ever award
ci in Richmond for fine photographs by the Me
chanics' Institute In 1853. Cards $3.50 per dozen
large size, 81: mondgroms. s3 per 100; porcelain
efeets-patent-nO extra charge.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK.-Thc Old IS It r
Il Dominion Steamship Company's ele-esEsssssssssss
CANT side-wieel steamship WYANOkE, Captain
CoUcH, will sail TUESDAY, April Gth; k72, nj
Through bills of Iadimg signed, and goods for
wardcd with dispatch TO all points north, south,
east. and west Close connections made with Cunaro
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
Fare. Sl2: steeragc, So: round-trip
tickets, $50. For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
,p COT No. 3 Governor street.
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FAST DRIv1SG.-Twor teamsters named
Lewis Banks and George Ross We're lined
five dollars each by Justice White on satur'
day last for driving faster than the city ordi.
nance allows. $50 -
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Cosv1cr REcEIvED.-Malinda Scott (color-
edl. convicted In the County Court, of York
for felony, was received at the penitenttary
on Saturday, to be- confined two years.
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ApPEAL ALLowED.--In the Supreme Court
of Appeals on Saturday an appeal was al
lowed in the case Of Gotf's administrator ps.
aoff's lcgatees, from the Circuit Court OF
Campbell county.
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PIOToGRAr1IY.-Everyhod can now have first
class pictures taken since REEs & Co. have reduced
their prces they do this to prevent the people from
being imposed upon by the "snall-fry' y who boast
Of Improvements " unknown to the art.
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WILLIAM LoCKHAltT, Agent,
corner Eighth and Main streets.

The NEW HYsNAL of the Episcopal Church may
b. had In variety of styles and prices of T. L. d.
WALFoRD, American Tract Society, Oil Main
street.
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~ have used the WILCOX & GIBBS several
months, and being familiar with most of the first
class machines. unhestatingly pronounce the
WILCOX GIBBS the %. E. Castle, Rockies
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ADvERT1sE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion of the country should advertise In the
papers of that section. M ELLYs0N Sc co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
fishers rates.
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ENTIRELY NEw.-The SAMSON Brace Is the best
thing in the way Of sspeuder ever introduced into
this city. AS usual. E. u. SPENCE & soN are the
pioneers in its introduction. Gail and see it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-08

Die lnodeareM Fashion Journal for April
and Harper's Bazar for this week, a supple.
ment No., received from Ellyson e Taylor,
next to Dispatch Office, Main street.
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MONUMENT TO JOSEPH KELLy.-Last week
q monument built by Rogers was placed over
the grave of Joseph Kelly, who was killed at
the Old Market in the fall of 1869. Kelly's
death caused Il great excitement ut the time,
as he was prominent ward politician and
had many warm personal and political
friends.
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RALTIsrORE MARkETs.

BALTIMORE, April e.-Flour buoyant; City, ,Mllls, Z
advanced e5c. Wheat firm and unchanged. Corn
,carce and frner Rye steady. Provisions shade
armer; sales Of 1000 barrels Of mess pork at S1als;
shoulders, SIC. Whiskey, sssc. :s.
Virgins os, old, 20; consolidated, 5os. West Viz.
nin's, le. North Cardinals, ole, ,36t-all bids.
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marriages are most numerous in the autumn In
Massachusetts, So 1t was In Eden the first mar
riage was In the early fall. This reminds us tbat
our friends Z. B. SPENCE Son are prepared win
the very best material to make wedding outts IN le
very latest STYLE. If you propose matrlmony, call
on them at 1900 Main street.
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IS I.lsT OF UshArIABLE LETTERS REaAISNG IN
THE RIcnHoND Posr- OFFICE ApR1L 9, 1872
Miss Harrison, Brandon, Va; S. w. Nc
Dowell, Richmond; R. A.. Hughes, IN
change Hotel. =, q, Il IS y
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PEKsoSAL.--Judge Bond left Richmond on
the southern train Saturday evening.
Judge Underwood will remain here il week
longer.
Many members Of the Legislature did not
leave the capital until Saturday night, and
some had '.high old time" after the ad'
| iOurument.
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Direct from New York, spring styles hats, caps
and straw goods, selected in person by Z. WEIsI.
GER, lcal Main street.
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l...:NEn,ynRK MApKrra

bales; uplands. 2Sic.; Orleans 23ie Flour Shade
irmcr. Wheat inactive; winter red western SLE0t'
5L75. Corn closed dull and heavy at ~ @l71Sc. Pork
s13.laG$l3.1S Beef steady. Lard steadys kettle,
a.c Groceries quiet and iffln. Navas and freights
rDfpt an gfpany .sys
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HusrNGs CouRT.-Only civil business was
transacted in this court or Saturday. The
grand jury will be in session to-day, and the
case of Or. N. A. Il. Goddin is set for hear.
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silk hats, Broadway styles as well as English
Brush given with each hat, without additional COST a
p WHIsIGYn's Emporium Of Fashion.
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NJ. ELLYSoN & Co.. Advertising Agents, DIsPATCD
building. will receive advertisements and have them
inserted iu any Journal Of the country ut regular
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COAL, CoKE,,yND WooD Of the best quality, OF
all kinds and sizes, at the lowest prices promptly
delivered. J.b. NATktSs,
III Main street and Ninth and Cary streets.
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\ CrRTprs SroRr.--If the families and
friends Of Mr. ,Iairns r. WilIinnas. of Caplica

\ CrRrprs SroRr.--If the families and
friends Of Mr.. ,ja,nes L. Williams, of Cayuga
county. n. T., and his compog,o,n dsi pogage,
Mr.. John Smith, who have recently been
travelling through the South on foot, desire
to know of their whereabouts just ut this
time, the ,jailor at Columbia, Tenn. Is the
person to supply the information. The gen.
tiemen named have met with rather singu-
lar adventure. On the 2fst or 22d Of last
month, while travelling through North ALI
irsma, they spent the night at the house of
Mr.. Barncr, wealthy citizen of Tuscllmbis,
whose daughter, Mrs. DR.. F., Of Columbi",
Tenn, was visiting him at the time. Before
leaving tho next morning they found on a
bureau IN an unoccupied room a valuable
vatch-chain and ring, belonging to Mrs. F.
These Mr. Williams, in fit OF mental alb
straction. concealed about his clothes, and he
and his friend took leave Of the hospitable gen.
tleman bywhomthey had been entertainedand
walked of in the direction of Decatur. The
loss of the trinkets was discovered soon after,
and McsslS. Williams and Smith were pur-
sued, but as the snow, which was falling
heavily at the time, covered up their tracks
almost as fast as they were made. they were
not found. Eight or ten days subsequently
Il weary-looking foot-traveller entered a
icwelry store in Columbia, nearly opposite
tue residence Of DR.. f., and offered gold
chain for sale, but ul,successfully. When he
had gone. the iewe|lcr recolccted TINT he had
once mended 4 chain very much like that for
Mrs. f., who had returned home in the mean
time, and having heard that she had lost her
watch and chain. he at once related his s,is-
rtclons to DR.. f.. who, in company with q
deputy sheriff, took ride out on the Frank
lin turnpike. Half mile from town they
overlook MeSsrs. Williams and Smith, and
the frst-named, at the request of DR.. f., pro-
duced the watch-chain and ring AS fit
reward for their kindness they were fur
niShed comfortable quarters in the county
jail, where they now await their trial for
grand larceny. The curious part of the story
of course is that, after travelling about two
hundred miles from where the chain was
stolen-though the distance is much less in a
direct line-they should have offered it for
sale within fifty yards of the residence of the
lady to whom it belonged, thus so forcibly
illustrating the scriptural declaration, "Thy
sins shall tnd thee ."-Louasuile Courier.
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Lon. Samuel Galloway, of Ohie, died at
'n, residence, III Columbus, Friday, OF con-
':nption. ..l;s 81.
The extensive -four mill Of II. c. Yaeger
: Co., 81. Louis, WAS damaged by hre Friday
:" the extent Of $4,000; insured.
,'lllius a. Sumner, of Akron, Ohio, says he
ode OH tue first passenger ear ever drawn
Iona railroad in the United States, that he
ole upon the first steamboat that ever navi-
:.ie'' Lake Eric, and that he w.ta the first
nan to build rolling mill and nail factory in
lie state cf Ohio.
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The novelties of the just received IN end
less variety, for boys. and children. at L.
WEIsIGEK'S. loo1 SIfin street.
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TOR NEW YORK.-Virginia <F5FA
Il Steamship and Packet Company ;Sss.ssss
ROBERTS will leave her wharf at Rockets OIL TUES
DAY, April 9th. ut 4 o'clock p. NJ, connecting With
steamers for Fall river aud Boston from same pier.
Close connections aud through bills ladng given TO
all southern. castern and western places; also TO
Europe and Australia. Cabin passage: $40; round
trip tickets SIS; seerage. For freight passage,
apply to u. j. BURR, President
11i4 Main street.
y. B.--R. & H. CnAMBERLAINE, a .nts, Pier 12
North river, New York. ap est F,