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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-10

WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL.

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL
New and full powered steamships
Sailing from New York Saturdays, from Liverpool
calling at SS1R SrGGs srsS eaeh M
BALTIC. Saturday, March ~ AT ~ noon
ATLANTIC Saturday, April IL noon.
REPUBLIC ............ Saturday, April IL at r M.
From the White Star dock Pavona ferry Jersey City
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrvalle
combining safety speed and comfort.
Saloons, staterooms, smoking room and bathrooms In
midshp section where least motion felt Surgeons and
stewardess accompany the steamer.
Ratessaloon $50 in gold or sailing saftcr April $780,
gold) Storage, $50 in currency.
Those wishing to send for friends the old country
Passengers booked to or from all parts of America
China, &c.
Drafts from El upwards
For inspection Of plans and other information apply
at the cOnpany's office, 10 Broadway, New York.
Bills of lading issued TO Continental ports.
FL SPARKS
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.-sTEAM TO QUEENS.
u town and Liverpool.
- Sailing every Wednesday.
MINNESOTA Freeman .......... March r. at p NJ.
MANHATTAN, Price, Jr........... March 10, at A. NJ
From pier 40 North River.
Cabin passage. $50 gold storage, $50 currency
Prepaid tickets $50 currency.
Passengers booked to and from Paris, Hamburg Nor
way and Sweden, &c. Drafts on Ireland, England,
France and Germany at lowest rates Apply to
WILLIAMS GuION, 20 Broadway.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &C.

tAANTED-A PARTY THOROUGHLY CONvERsANT
w with tho Wholesale trade and also fully capable Of
conducting the manufacturing department. References
must be first class. Address ior three days TR ApER,
Herald ofbca-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-10

THE BREWSTER WAGON A
in all weights, for pie driving speeding
cxquisitely finished.
and embracing in their construction the various i'm.
provements introduced by during the past l5 years.
making them
the Standard for Quality
throughout the United States.
These wagons exclusively the production of our
wc-known Broome street factory and offered in
stock in all respects equal in quality to those built to the
order Of the most valued customer, and at prices
uniform to all.
Tn order that we may not be COMPOUNDED with Joint
stock company of carriage dealers who have adopted
firm similar to and inpudcntly claim the
reputation we have made for the Brewster Wagon"
beg the public will remember that only warerooms
at the corner of
Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street,
and cur only Factory on Broome street
BREWSTER Il CO.,
OF Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-10


A HANDSOME BLACK MARE, SOUND AND GEN
IA tle for family or business use also Phaeton and
Harness, nearly news all for $450 Apply at " West
Twenty sixth street.
A THREE FINE WORK HORSES SUITABLE FOR
IA. hacking or grocer's USE for sale low BARKER&
CHASES, corner of Broadway and Thirty ninth street
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C,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II The Cromwell steamship Line. - 49,
The steamship CORrEs, Captain Frank Kemblc, will
leave pier No. North River Saturday March 5 ats
r. VI. Freghts received daily. Through rates given 10
Galveston. fndianola Rockort or Aranzas wharf, Bra.
Santiago and 81. Louis
Cabin passage Sj; stecrege s2a For freight or pas
sage apply 70 CLARK 4 SEAMAN, 80 West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-10

0NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
The General Transatlantic Company's mail steamships
between New York and Havre, calling at Brest
Continent will sail from pier 50 North River as fol-
lows
PEREIRE, Danre. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Saturday, March
WILLIE DE PARIS Surmont.. Saturday. March %
PEREIRE, Danre Saturday April 10
Price Of passage in gold dncludng wine) to Brest
Havre:-
First Cabin. ........ SIPS Second Cabin $75
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
These steamers do not carry steeragc passengers
American travellers going to or returning from the
avoid both transt by English railway and the disconl-
forts Of crossing the Channel besides saving tme trouble
and expense GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent
5S Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-10

LNOR sALE-ONE GIG, ONE PHAETON THREE
seats; open Coach two close Coaches 22l East
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-10

EOLD. AND SILVER AND ARTICLES CONTAINING
NJ Gold bought at market price. Polishing Philter and
Photograph Papers burned and smcted BY REFiNER
sCHAWELs ~ John street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24

The SOUTHERN fRospECr-FIEws OF A
RErrBLICAN Observation-Disclosures Core
snondcncc Of the Baltimore San. IA proml-
uent Republican senator, who has lately had
the opportunity Of seeing the South for hlln-
sell, has remarked since his return that II the
present condition Of affairs continues, such
states as S,utlI Carolina and Florida, for
instance, must inevitably be AfricaDlzed.
The result. Of course, must be the exodus
Of the whites. the utter decay OF material
prosperity, and ultimately the relapSing OF
those States into wilderness. These Oh
>crlatious apply equally as well to Louisiana
as to the State, mentioned. 1t is not doubted
that personal contact with the people OF the
south, and personal experience OF ils condl-
ton, will 90 very far to modify the views OF
many OF the leading men of the North, MEM
bers Of Congress and Others, who have
already gone, or who propose to go, down
South between now and next winter. 1t
would he we'll If the knowledge thus gained
should lead to such modification OF the legs
ation affecting the South as would restore It
to its wonted prosperity, and promote sood
feeling among all CLASSES Of it people instead
OF the dis>cusions which now prevail.
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Tue STORY OF A MoDoC SQUAw.-The old
Moduc Ssluaw who was captured in the rocks,
and who was recognized by John Fairchiid
rs Black Jim's motherin-law, was i'll Il great
scare, but finally. after finding that nobody
was going to hurt her, and getting plenty OF
muck-a-muck, she became communicative,
md told what she remembered of the tight.
she said Oh the first day one Of the big balls.
meaning shells, fell near where tue bucks
were sitting In council, and that One-Eyedi
Jake. one OF the Shackua>ty family, ran ana
picked it up and took 1t over to John sciion.
chin and another Indian, and they all three
tried to bite II. At this interesting juncture
the biz bali broke into pieces. and they were
all three killed.
This story is probably true, as the BODY OF
Onr-E,ed jake was found with his hand
blown of and stomach torn to pieces oy an
exploded shell, though Commissioner Mea-
cham claims to have given Schonchin bis
fata! wound on the day OF the massacre.
The old >quaw said that four others had been
killed on the first day by muSket balls, ana
she had been hid 10 crevice ever since, ana
did not know what was done afterwards.
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Z PocKET-BooEs AND PIcKrocKErs.-A New
York paper publishes the following peculiar

z PocKET-BooEs AND PICKPockETs.-A New
York paper publishes the following peculiar
letter:
"Sir,-Please advise your readers always
to leave their names and addresses in their
pocket books. 1t frequently happens in our
business that we come In possession Of porte
monnaics containing private papers and pho.
toSraphs which we would be glad to return,
but we have no means Of doing sc. It l.
dangerous to carly them about SO we arc
forced to destroy them. remember an in
stance where met with serious trouble be.
cause could not make up my mind to de-
stroy picture Of a baby which had found
in the pocket-book Of gentleman which
came into nv hands In the way of business
on the Third-Avenuc road. I had lost baby
myself the year before of the same age as this
one, and | would have given all bad for
Such picture. There was no name in the
porte-monnaic. and no way Of finding ont
who was the owner: so, like fool, adver
tiscd it. end got Swallowed for it by the po-
lice. Tell your readers to give US tsir
show to be decent, and always leave their
addresses in their pocket-books. We want
to live and let live. Yours truly,
"a pICKPOCKET.'
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YTii.iatsIa llIrg 81. Baltimore
correspondence Of TIE richmond Dispatch
WIlIIAMSnURG, April -

4 correspondence OF ti!c Richmond Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG, April u.
u y"ur Baltimore c,rIc>p ,nGcnt were lt'rc
g.. s a. 80. ll- wA~on-l"4d. OF goods pa>sin"
1.tI-. oar street, for The crazy pe0ptc. ana
",.y ne Il slTpo%' that The same pcopic
49," doing more business III proportion 20
:.r3r >uundu,>> al mind, lie would not
LAX - lalcA uf the Joke that he got oil nj
-, expense Of our city. don't say this
wiki q desire 10 take aught from "ma"ni-
rrut BI'tjnoic" with it, " crooked streets,
h.; ! want il known that there is some life in
;u., o,J Dug ROW; and in view nI what the
railroad Promises to do, caution Captain
.i.ra a.n'n.' >uth comparison, in the future.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24

John &. Barbour, Of Virginia. has been
elected mem Der of The Board OF Finance OF
the pnihdciphin CcAtennIl! Exposition.
George William Quits lies ut bis staten
I:,Ynd home Gal."ofouSlr IL. lie has nos
Wi len u line fJr Hlrpers' TO- six Weeks
Some of the dnns are getting up their
"httle rcninders" in cnaneled paper win
epbossed monogram, and get some feminine
hand 10 address thsm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24

.at TERRIBLE S>ow STORM IN NEBR asKA -
A'< no2E%--CATrLG PERIsnISG, &C.--St.
L"n's, April @'.-The Ucm0crdt prints a Spo.
'''l d'>i''ri rom Lincoln, Nebraska, dated
ANIi 81. which >>.y> that reports of the l'te
''"iih n Nebraska show it 10 have been the
.Ip>E severe ever known there Men were fro.
!,.l - deuth Within two rods Of their houses
"."c trying to get 70 their stock 10 feed them
>;.r Grafton, man named Keller attempted
Il each neighbor, scarcely halt.ln!e
@%.}, accompanied by his wife and
T'i, and the two latter were frozen 10
"'A'a. Mr.. Marshall, Of Hastings. persisted
""'r trying 10 reach his stock from
b. 1"'i'r. The wife aud child Of Mr.. Bent.
iNt"@ It"ir led Cloud were frozen while at
"HW.I- 10 reach neighbours after the
"'G-" lad been rendered uninhahtabc.
Ac!r bodies w-re found on Friday ten rods
"ola The house. Families were compelled
- take refuge in cellars or keep their beds
!'r 1ircr DAYS. Houses were blown down
"f mica "lih snow. The obstruction Of!
.-''tr ana h''s"s ML> treat. 30 20 farmers
'' AL 'hcy bad. One patty lost n whole
'r.d "f se|cnty.tYc htld. The 2ullies on
,'r railway. were flied with snow as hard rs
90. rad suo".pi1u%t. were usticss.
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10000 CASH GIFTS PAID IN FULL.
500. 900 FOR ONLY SO.

Enough ofthe 100000 tickets issued for the THIRD
GRAND GIFT CONCERT I'm aid OF the Public Library
lug, and the wish having been universally expressed
that the 10 900 cash gifts offered should he drawn
full, and paid In full without any scaling down, rs
here ofore, the management. with the concurrence
OF the trustees, have determined to allow ninety
days more for the sale Of the remnant or tickets left
ON hand. J he concert and distribution advertised
for April IL, there fore, postponed to TUESDAY,
July :, 1919, OH which day, and other. they win
positively aud uivocilly take place In PUB
Lie LIBRARY HALL, LOuISFIELt!KY ky.
At This Grand Concert the following cash gifts will
be distribute Try lot ani paid In full to the ticket
holders who draw them:
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING AND
l. RISnING THE NEW CODE
OF VIRGINIA.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
DEPARTMENT or Public rEIEri%G.
-r. RICHMOND. April ~, 1879.

DEPARTMENT DE PUBLIC PEfTrf%'.
-r. RICHMOND. April 10, ls73
/: -. 10 General Assembly at is recent sts,-
j. 49, irsvi"cL- .s
p. Ia he Superintendent Of Public Printing Is
hereby authorized au! ct powered to receive from
tiea,rgc ". tuni"f,i iie edition Of The IGdc pre-
pared by him, and shall advertise Tor iac publication
Of six !h0usa,d ro.,s Thereof: Ia be In ali respects
equal la paper and rria,ir1 10 the edition III kto.
and to IL vel bound IN bruSn e.!f; and shall cou
tract for the printing md binding the same upon the
best terms 10 be had, requiring bonn ami security for
the faithful execution OF the work. aud Drnsk!ip2 IN
such contract that the copyright OF said edition shall
be reserved 10 the Commonwealth"
III execution oil this act scaed proposals viii DO
received lS the undersigned at his onice 10 The
capitol, until THURSDAY, May !. 1879, for tho
PRINTING and BINDING Of The NEW CODE
separate proposals for each. rhe volume viii pros
imSly be about as large rs the Code Of is6e. Copy
for the printer Will be ready some time in hy or
early In Dune. and the book TO TIC flushed without
Parties desiring 10 10 for the.wo.k VIII under
stand that Tic i,Gnt Is to le printe! ON new type.
aud OF tine Size uscd Ia tho Code Of l.ee, and must 10
properly and carefully drypscs>ed All the ""IA.-
Printing. prcss-wors, dry press-work. and bind
ing-siEeT BE PHYSICIANS, aud no bid- VIII 10 en-.
terta.ned from parties uaabie 10 show del ibuty
70 do such work. The superintendent VIII fGrnttp
hnc paper 10 the priu err aDd vii! rSiaire TIC oeSt
work thar can possibly b.. turned out.
The Superintendent reserves the iteii, - rsJeSt
any bids i, I. WALKER.
superintendent Of Public Printing.
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The MaySvtlle (ky.) Eagle says that Colo
mel Pickett, who was denounced 20 bitterly
for selling the Confederate archives TO the
United States Government. distributed his
share of the proceeds of the sale among
scores Of Confederate orphans and widows.
to whom the reliet was as great as it was I'M
expected. This, if true, does infinite credit
to the heart of Colonel Pickett, and will 60
far toward condonng any fault Of which he
NAV have been guilty in the transaction al.
Iuded to.
4 most singular banquet has just taken
place i'll Paris. a. VI. Decroire invited Scye-
raj Of his friends and Il small company Of
scientific men to dine upon the flesh OF horses
who bad died from the CHAMBERS, of cows the
victims of the riudcrpest, and OF an ass just
killed for hydrophobia. 1t was ''test ban
quet '-one that proved the devotion Of each
man there to science, that he was willing to
risk his life to demonstrate in the most
practical manner that the flesh Of animals is
not affected rs human food by even the worst
diseases. The tire purifies it and purges
away all infection. The director Of the Paris
Biological Gardens is said to corrohorate this
theory from personal experiments OH the
condemned meat sent to fee d the animals
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The RICHMOND CoLLECToRsHIP.- The cor.
respondent Of the New York Herald tee-
graphs from this city that he has "the best
and most positive assurances for stating that
neither the President nor the Revenue De-
Mriment have taken any action that would
Indicate any purpose of the President to
make Il conflict with the Senate, and it Is
therefore 10 be presumed that the commits
sion of collector will be issued TO D.. Smith
as soon as his present term Of office expires,
on the Goth of May next"
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LIST OF GIFTS:

lOta 10000 gil all cash
The money to pay, all these gifts in5full Is now
upon depositin the Farmers and DRIVERS Bank OF
Louisville, sl, SET aside for that tmrpose, and can
only be used for that purpose, Will DC seen by the
following certificate OF the cashier:
OFFICE FARMERS AND DRovERs BASK.}
This IS to certify that there Is in the Farmers and
Drovers Bank to the credit of the Third Grand Gift
Concert for the benefit of the Public Library Of
Kentucky Ave hundred thousand dollars, which has
been set up1rt by the managers to pay the gifts iII
full. and VIII be held by the bank aud paid out for
this purpose, and this purpose only
The party therefore who holds the ticket drawing
the capital gift will get fr0oou III greeuhacks and
so Of The $4,000 gift the s2Ooo the $4,000, the SO,-
QUO, the 5000 aud I'LL the other gifts, 10000 in unin-
The remnant ofunsold tickets will be furnished to
those who first apply orders accompanied by the
money always having preference over agents. ut the
following prices: Whole tickets, $40: halves, IS:
and q.Ertrs $50; II whole tickets for 800, 60 for
on less than tlOU worth of tickets at time.
The concert and ds!rmton Of gfts will begin 1T
Library HAL, aud the following viii be the order OF
flacng Of tags lone for each ticket soldl in large
Music by orchestral baud. 5th. Explanatory re-
marks by President. 9TH. Drawing OF first half oil
gifts. 9TH. Music. by orchestral baud. 9Th. Draw;
Tug of last half of gifts. eth Placing Of large wheel
with tags In hands or committee appointed by au-
dence. 10th. Grand orchestral concert.
The music OH this grand occasion will be the best
that can be procured. and the gentlemen who count
and place the tags and gifts in the wheels and super
Intend The drawing aud keep tue record Of the
drawn numbers vii! bc chosen from the best known
and most Trustworthy citizens Of tue State All will
DC SD conducted Us to BIZ perfect guaranty against
complaint from any just source.
The payment OF gifts will btgn on SATURDAY,
July L., ut o'clock a. NJ. Tickets drawing gifts
must be presented at Room No. Publ: Library
Building, where cash checks upon the Farmers and
uroycrS Bank of Louisville, Or sight drafts upon
the Fourth National Bank of New ork. 1T the OPP
ton OF the holder, will I've given for the tickets Al
gifts not called for In six months from the drawing
will he turned over 10 the Public Library fund.
For full particulars send for circulars.
THOMAS r. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky,
Louisville Ky.
For further particulars or information anplyt TO
4. j. L'ECUYER,
900 Bank street. Richmond, Va.
ap ls-d2aw& wrowtill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24

GEaLED PROPOSALS will be received
- by the President OF the james kiser Brlose
Company for the MASONRY AMI EAETffNQRh
necessary for proper approach 10 the jatss Rt'sr
bridge at the foot OK N.a;h street. In isichinoaa.
Bids will be opened at ~ o'csock Mas Isl. Right
reserved 10 REJECT any or all bids no. asIaf9fy,
by order of the SDIrri
up ie-,d JOHN @. CLARKE, secIesasf.
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NOAH WALKER L. CO..
1908 MAIN STREET.
are prepared 10 siiuw one Of til" largest AMI most
stylish stocks Of
CLOTHING AND GEE1LEMEN'S FURNISH.
ING GOODS
ever seen in the city. Call and examine before pilr'
chasing elsewhere.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. a perfect lit guar
antrtd. Remember,
an s-1m 1901 MAIN STREET.
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WlLLiA.d DAFFRoN,

NV ~@ Az OdT nun,
1893 MAIN STREET,
oners 10 me public the following GOODS:
flet Arcs-largest stock south Of Washington;
.hr Jmos aud Oil-Paintings, any that are In the
H-arket; Picture Frames made at hali.hour's notice
photograph Frime:-arse stock always On hand:
MouidinSs, all sorts--;ooes feet on hand Looking
Glass Pste=s and Looking Glass Francs-a Eugc
stock: large Family Bibles, extra large size aud
finish, most approved editions; Clocks from the
best manufacturers IN the United States, suitable
for parlors, Offices aud stores. Carpets Brussels
extra superlne, supertne, medium. and other
descriptions Of carpetings. Rugs-Brlssels. velvet,
and tapestry. oll-cloths. MattiDgs-Cheched and
plain, best description Walnut Extciis!pu Tables,
and other articles All Of which will sell for cash.
or by payments OF weekly monthly instruments.
fe .a-ead3iu WILLIAM DAFFEOk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24

PosTAL.--Edmund X. Smith is appointed
postmaster at Belfast, Russell county, Va,
rice Reese B. Drtler, resigned. The post
office at Rocky Station, Lee county, Va, is
discontinued, the papers going to Jonesvie.
The post-otiicc at Fair Hill, Marshall county.
W. Va, is discontinued; papers go to
Moundsyillc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24

Having traced q number OF Ulhernic'sms
1t Gr' OK origin, ticv. Dr.. II yhips remarks
'at' lri>h bulis were ONCE dive. IN Greece.
! '"'"ucI George !. Kane has resigned the
,L.g!nalty Of Baltimore city,
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s'H.SsyEsISes.
Spring CLOTHING.

500 BUSINESS SUITS,
800 DRESS SUITS,
eco pair, FANCY CASHMERE PANTS.
3UI WHITE DUCK VESTS.
2OC0 WHITE DRESS SHIRTS.
2ruv pairs WHITE lrcppcriill JEANS DRAWERS,
81 i. pair: Oo pairs Cuurlser X rhulnlsonH hlnS.
j.. All NEW G;m,ilS, bought exclusively for
cash. and will be sold low. Ny friends aud the pub
lie generally are invited 10 call all supply thcm.
selves FROM tie largest and best stock ~ me south
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agt,
Sign BIG FLAGS. ap II
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RICHMOND. FREpERICKsHCRG AND PoroMAC)
RAILROAD COMPANY. OFFIcEoF
GENERAL TICKET AND FREIGHT AGENT.
RICHMOND. February II, 1919. }
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC RAILROAD.
Up DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Street station l
Pm.
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrt-Street station $40
z. NJ. except On Sundays.)
UP ACCOMMUDATlON leaves Broad-Sireet
station sP. VI. except on Suudays.)
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives 1t Byrd-Strect sta
ton at 2 Z. NJ.
DOW NIGHT MAIL arrives IL Byrt-srcet STA
ton I:iu A. VI. except on MnndasS.)
DOWN ACCOMMODATES TRAIN arrive. mt
Brnad-Strcet station s:37 y. NJ. except on SUI
LLlys.l
FREIGHT TEAI%S ltavc Rroad-Srect staff opon
Mondays. "Wednesday, AMI Fridays ~ G:ij \. NJ.
connecting ut QMllltico with the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg ilway. Returning. arrircat 8rdd-
Street station on Tuesdays. Thursdays. AMI Salur-
DAYS at $40 l.. VI.
By order nf General Superintendent.
j. Il. GENTRY,
Ca Il General Freight ?ud Ticket Agent.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATsJ-:na

JAMES RIVER 'INs s TIE 49,
TlMORE, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS
On THE JAMES RIVER.
The fast and elegant United States mall steaiItel
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain Il. c. CLIFFORD,
leaves compaIIvs wharf, at Rockets for the above.
namcd places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAfs.a and
FRIDAYS 1T 9 A. NJ, aud returns on Tuesday.
Thursday, and Saturday afternoons at o'clock.
From this date tNarCh 27th) SANDY Point, Bran
don Point, and Dunlnorc Landings will be hscon-
tinued.
Passengers connect at Norfolk with tho old Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, aad
New York.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrival
Of steamer.
Fare 10 New York. .....aI o.
Fare to PhiEincpha.. ...................'.'. o.
Fare 10 fatl!lluTe, '''..''''''''
rare 10 SoTIoih
Tickets on sale at CARRIER & CO.'S EXPRESS.
and baggage checked through.
Fright received DAILY Tor Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Boston Baltimore. and principal iaiidngs on Chcea.
peakc bay. and al regular landings on james river,
at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from 4. N I'LL OF. NJ.
Freight for Yay-landingS must be- prepaid
l.. Is. TATUM, General Agent
Office, Company's wharf.
Branch office corner Main and Ninth streets.
NH