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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
1874 AGALLERY OF ART1S71
lot .fs FOR Soc ICt 4
THE hLDISE ALMANAC,

lHE hbDlNE ALMANAC,
brochure Of American art, with illustrations Ivy
the best American artists, designed and engraved
expressly for this work.
TIE ALDISE ALMANAC
has been gotten mp regardless Of expense with the
purpose Of making II, beyond conpeiifou, the
most beautiful publication Of the kind ever attempt
cd In thls country.
TIE CALENDARS.
Mr.. john s. Davis, young and rising artist. who
Is beginning TO be- recognized the coming
Dir .ughtman OF America. has contributed literally
Ia The embelIishment of this Almanac. His set OF
twelve calendar borders ARE admirable and entirely
unique IN their way.
THE SCHUYLKILL
Is represented by splendid full-page cut, from a
drawing OF Thomas Moran, the strongest landsc, pr
artistin America.
THE OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT.
A synopsis Of Bret Harte's inimitable western
sketch accompanies three illustrations by Mr..
Davis.
\ TROPICAL SCENE.
One Of the most exquisite pictures which 1t is
possible TO conceive Is contributed by Mary Memo
10 illustrate lines from joaquin Miller
RIP VAN WINKLE.
disqusition on this popular American legend
Is Illustrated by four full-page designs by Dir.
EVENING ON THE DELAWARE
Is most perfect picture. by Thomas Moran. It
shows that American pastoral scenery has ample
charms for poetic illustrations and needs only 70 be
properly treated To have this fact fully recognlzed
THE MELANCHOLY DAYS,
Il sombre November scene, exhibits iavorably the
genius Of Mr. j. ID. Woodward. who fairly divides
the honors with Mr. Thomas Moran, at least as =
draughts1nan. The picture Is s.rong and full OF
poetic feeling, and Is very fine Illustration OF
Bryant'S wcll-known lines.
OLDEN-TIME SOUTHERN LIFE.
as TIE ALDlNE ALMANAC is protected as Ans ma
tioual work, no opportunity hls been lost to Illus
trIte every section of the country. Mr.. sheppard
Il Nirpinian artist, gives glimpse of the patri-
archal phase of American slavery. He has chosen
a Christmas scene, when the "servants" present
themselves for The USUAL presents, and good wishes
and kindly feeling rule In every breast.
ACCOM- HUNT
Is second contribution of Mr. Sheppard's, and one
OF the most striking In the work. With the glare
Of torches group Of uemOnStralive negroes invade
the midnight shadows OF a mighty forest, ana tht
arts, scizs ard pcrpeuates the fevered excitement
consequent upon first sight Of the animal Shining
along fallen trunk.
THE ILLUMINATED COVER.
The cover of THE ALDISE ALMRNAc Is the rich
Est specimen Of the mediGval style Of illumination
ever produced in America. 1t Is printed in six CO.
sors :; and although gold and the high colors are
design are exquisite that the surprising richness
Of effect is in strict good taste, and will charm tine
most t.isidious critic. This cover alone Is WORTH
double the charge for the whole work.
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60 cents.
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.HrpDr'-d I'or III" Di5patch.j
~ .{sD or VIRGINIA.
SECOND DAY.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
CHARLESTON. ". Va, Nov. 30, ISL

CHARLESTON. ". Va, Nov. 30, 1873.
After IcJ..-, synod resumed its session,
rar Moderator being in the chair.
L." following committees were announced
y jar Moderator:
tu addresses OF the Secretaries OF tn,
t,@rI.a A.~"mt.Iy.--hcy. George l.. Ley
.Ulu, Rev. j. l.. Lcl-, and Elder /. j. Kirk
.aliih
ru Memorial Of Rov. William II. MvGuli,y
-. D., WHO lr.> died since the last meeting
o. the synod. -Rcv. j. VI. +. Atkinson, d.
- N'y. !. l.. kiripatrck, ID. D.. and Elder
:. Z. Blake.
yil Memorial Of Rev. Robert J. Taylor.---
t,-y. H. y. Iuukin, Rev. William Pinkcgton,
nd Elder Jane, Walker.
Uu Memorial OF Rev. y. W. Calhoun
Is. j.. ". Ewing, Rev. X. {. Walker, aud
Ii,vr VI. pil>on.
ON Memorial of Rev. T. +. Wi>un.---ltev
II. Il. Riddle, -. D., Rev. y. &. Hopkins,
.ua Elder i. Vi. Campbell.
synod then took up the report made at
Ih, It>t meeting on secular Education, print
"a III I'll" minutes, and lilu over tor consider
.tI9I ~ TIA needing.
L.H. i. Vi. saith -. D., author Of the
lapr,, moved the adoption OF the first rcso-
.a..ru: which l. rs follows
90 uul Il i III accordance with the teach
H.-- u. tie Holy Scriptures, the spirit OF the
Westminster standard, and the history OF
t... PRESBYTERIAN chuIC hes, III all Times and
....~. tnr I|,r Church 10 found and control
.G!,.tl,oIHd Institutions Of all grades when
,t'g -uch acton i, required Tor the full per-
..Iu..nrr al i, spiritual functions"
ErN. x. l.. DIbmcy. II. d., made i strong
u,Gt,-~ III opposition, taking the ground
t.at The Church, Is such, had no right
- found and manage such literary in>titu-
Lions. He held that all true education
'''H,t b. Christian, and also must DC
irHupinI'i"ual. hccali>" all Christians,
With bat irN exceptions, belong to
..lur denomination. And hence, while the
I 'ljIci, u such, ought not 10 have direct
rplhio., Hc, the synod ought 10 SO guard the
huIt qt Trustees, and SEC that they con-
dtirt these Institution, III proper MANNER,
80 that education shall be thorough and
Thoroughly Christian.
Res. j. VI. Watkins continued the discus.
ION on the other side, and was followed by
Res. br. smith il Il most excellent and logl-
"a. -pci CD. slowing that the Church ought
80 control The education ot lis children. lie
tt>pi>,-t !; ,,rtarian education and as q
trustee If one Of our institutions, ii he
A!.r", ti.ul ole Of The professors was trying
g., pr".ctlic one Of The students he Woul0
80. 'ln 10 resign. The fact j., wc have no
.irri..! orouuu Oh winch, as Pre>bytcrlans
So rII bc b!.o1cd or scclarlan. In that We
offer from other denominations, who have
-.s.ne SPECIAL doctrine or ritual on which
E....y cal. be Hcctayiau. But orr only aim is tC
make them GOOD Christians and give them 4
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JEsSAMINE. A new novel. BY MARIAN "a
AEFERMATpHi. by H. ~. IoSerEiIow. 80
KITTY,S CHOICE. story of Benytown.
r,, ~ REnEc &c; HARDY r pAvts.::.;..Y; ~
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ANNE EDWARDS. ....................... 90
XESTTRks 4 N TIE t s6Ur H. . By
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SrS ASs i A STT6EashHsMHs novel Iy 70
CHRISTIAN REID. author of Morton
THE Story OF WANDjiEiRii;N;iGi WILLIE SO
MIpDLEMARCH. A story Of provincial -
4 work which, If 1t had stood alone would have
made an era in the literature Of hction.-Block-
k sf2sE ls!y CHiLL1SGLY: His Adventures
and Opinions. a novel. BY the late
Lord LYTToS, author of Last of the Ba- . -
1t IS poli H and elaborated to degree that
makes every page sparkle.-Boston Sea'Tday Ere'
NIX yHiE new NEW MaGDALEN. novel. BY
WILKIE COLLINS, author of Woman in
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novel of deep and sustained interest, and II has,
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4 SIMPLETON. A story Of the Gay. BY
CHARLES ................. 81
ARTHUR BONSICASTLE. An American
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Arthur Bonnicsstle is the most mature and I'M
ished prose work OF Its popular author. The grea,
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the evil influence OF dependence being excmpllled
in different characters and circumstances by thf
youth Of Arthur aud The life OF Peter Mullens. for
misunderstanding, purpose, pathns, STYLE, ana
saver OF the soil, Arthur BonRcastle Is remarkable
among the novels Of the time.
Any book published sent post paid TO any address
on receipt of the publishers price.
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dress on receipt OF the price by
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Bookseller aud Sewsdealer,
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CastcIar's Sympathy with Cuba.

10 me EGltOr o. me lTi0ane
Sir,-CharleS Bradlaugh lectured in this
city Saturday evening the 18th instant
upon Republication in Europe. During
his lecture he referred to conversation
held by him with leading Spanish statcs.
man last May, which he transmitted TO n
New York paper, withholding the Span
iards name. But now," Mr.. Brad!augh
said. may give that name and repeat
what was said to me. About the Sd Of May
last | was converSing with a number OF
Spanish gentlemen in Spain on the situation
in Cuba, when one, il leading statesman,
said: | am in favor of seeing the Cubans
gain their independence; | am in favor OF
their establishing n republic l sympathize
with them in their struggles, and am with
them in every thing but one thing, and that
is when they say Death to Spain,' for ] anl
a Spaniard. That statcsman's name is
Emilio Castelar," &. b. r.
Bridgeport, Conn, November 10, 1878.
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Especial dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.1
Working mp the virginius Cnse-Tbe
Great Chance for Red Tape and Di-
nlO9nnffc HkofTrin0.

/ stdhsc kDA AArN 1NHfe HEIN pA~
| plomatic Dodsing.
| WASHINGTON, D. c., November 21.-The
Government is still at work trying to ascer-
tain the legal status of the Virginius. 1t has
no means of investigating the matter by
sworn testimonv-or other than by volunteer
statements Of parties in interest. The Span-
| iards have indicated that they will claim she
was not entitled under our own laws TO
American protection, on the ground that by
reason of various irregularities she had en-
| tirely vitiated her original registry. So fur
| as our authorities have been able to follow
| the case of this ship, her legal title to be con.
sidered American grows quite uncertain.
1t is said that her reputed owner, Dir. Pat
tcrson, of New York, is SO only in name, and
that in fact he holds the ship in trust for
other owners. Some of them are supposed
| to be Cubans.
Spain claims that the Virginius has sailed
| under different names, and under both Ven
| czueian aud Cuban flags, and yet continue:
| ou>ly carrying the original American pl-
pers obtained ia New York two years or so
ago. If any of these allegations prove to be
| true the Virginius cannot legally claim
American registry. Under our law pre-
| scribing the oath necessary to obtain regis
| try the applicant must swear that oil the
| owners are American citizens, resident in
the United States, and that there is no SUBJ
ject or citizen of any foreign prince or State,
directly or indirectly, by way Of trust, conf
dence, or otherwise, interested in such ship,
or in the profits or issues thereof. The law
also provides in case any of the matters Of
| fact in said oath or atfirmations alleged which
shall be within the knowledge Of the party
| so swearing or affirming shall not be true
| there shall be forfeiture Of the ship or vessel
| If the Virginius has, as alleged, sailed at any
time under another flag, this fact alone
| would destroy her American registry. Since
the Government has no power to institute
proceedings where examination, as in this
case, can be. made under oath, the matter
will 70 to the Senate committee for determi-
| nation, as it will be necessary in case CORE
spondcnce ensues with Spain regarding the
matter to establish the legal status of the Fir-
ginius as the basis of the whole discussion.
| The question naturally arises, What is to be
| done about the American citizens on board
| of her
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The PORE on LIBERTY OF WORSHIP IN
AMERIcA.-Ronae, Thursday, November -,
1s73--The Pope to-day delivered an address
to the foreign students about to leave Tor
their homes in consequence Of the suppress
sion of the religious institutions Of which
cans among them of complete aud almost
ryrrssiyc liberty to which they would soon
be exposed, but ut the same time drew Il con
tr,st brtweeu the non-intcrIerchce OF the
Church in their country and the persecll'
tions to which it WAS subjected Ill the Ger
uuu Empire.
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Tur DAY OF GRACE ExrENDED..--A WASH:

THE DAY OF GRACE ExrENpED..--A Wash,
inpton special says that in consideration OF
the impossibility for Spain to get all the lac,S
connected with the outrage at santiago oc
Cuba before the 9th instant, the last daY OF
grace fixed by the President, and the Pres!'
dent being satisfied that Spain viii make SAT,
isfactory rclaration, has decided to grant the
time asked some days ago through a dmraI
Polo--namey, until the Saturday following
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c,,er from Petersburg.

lcticr from t'ct"T~""'S'
.,.gr,,Youscucc Of The Richmond nisra'th,'
I'rrrRSRvRG. November -, 1919.
ia, following i a record ot the trHhsac'
. .,, ~ red estate in this city during the
.,..., fu,t ended: Alexander ponn"n. com
..I,,,rr. ~ Robert smith, decd for LOT IN
.a.fi. Robert Mann. commissioner. 10 w.
1,,,,,r,>. deed for lots AIS. ii9, 40. ga.
-, 49,, he Heights : ]"sCph I. Donald
,,i,, and Y. Wesley Friend, trustee, to
...,,,.,. rauu,}l. decd Tor lot on Adams
...t. Nohrtt IL. Mann and Charles :.
.,o.,rilow, commissioners. Ia II. l.. Atkl>-
~. Iced for Int on Eyrnc street: Henry l..
,.t5~>un and vie Il Edward WILLIAMSON,
-...l for lat oU Nsrnc street.
u.rri,ng Of citizens was held last night
.. ,4., ,,.,,sr;-l1,,>r ~ make arrangements for
,...,f.n Of delegates 10 the Farmers
.r 49,. ,.>.i,,u Of which begins here on
l.,,,.lay. Hon. Charles r. Collier pre-
and Mr.. !. &. Eain acted II, secretary.
......,.aY> were reported 10y a committee.
.r.h Mr. :. j. Hurt was chairman, en-
.sn.. tine general welcome with which
.t.no Them to the cordial hoSpitalitic> of
,,rnpr Of The city.
Tie names Of the following additional
.~,,r, have been reported:
sash copuu y. C.-Bailcy'S township.
3. ....n Et,!cv: Fcrrilt>. George Morgan :
.>.n. >;rorcr Barnes; Rocky Mount.
8. IN Carter; Stony Creek, W. Il. Win
s.. Nhtakrr'>, Henry &. Williams
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The UoLT-JomNsOS CoNTRovERsY.-Juu
Advocate Holt asserts that William VI.
Eyarts wrote cx-President JohnSous iate
letter on the Surratt case. lie says llll'
Johnson has taken advantage OF the dccetse
of Secretaries Seward and Stanton ana oil Tue
resolution Of eX-Atlorney-General Speed iiot
TO omen his mouth on tie occurrence. lie
would write reply TO Johnson's letter Ill il
faw DAYS,
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DoH'r EcOHoMIzE.-It is very well to talk
economy. aud practice it, too. But those
who have plenty Of means should spend
more freely than uSlIa! in time of imam
ual Strn"cucy, in order 10 prevent Il stagna'
ton OF business and keep labor in demand.
Were everybody 10 reduce expenses 10 4
minimum 1T once ali business would be ut .
>tand->til aud society would become vast
pauper establishment i'll three months: One
third Of our people are Just as well oil to-day
rs ever and when man who has grown
richer by the crisis that has impoverished so
many reduces the expenditures of his family
to panic necessities. and tries TO make bis
servants and clerks work tor half pay, he be-
comes public enemy. And we are sorry
to say there are not few Just surn mean
men and contemptiblc.-Ncic York Graphic
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The Lexington Gazette seems to favor ".
w. Walker for United States senator. 1t
asks if Governor. Walker and General Md
hone have fallen out that the Malone papers
cIamor for Il Virginian: We don't know,
BIZ tue way. which arc the Malone papers !:
The Charlottesville Chronicle thinks the
senator need not be Il Nirginan, though it
knows Il Nireiniau Of national reputation
who would suit the people and the place.
The Page Courier is out for Beal for
Superintendent of Public Printing. 1t be-
gins to look serious.
Mr.. Sumner says his health was never bet.
ter.
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The Church Union styles "hot ana not
ter'' the fact that the First Unitarian church
of Baltimore has had Tor It's pastor: III .he
order named, the Rev. Messrs. urhlss' Der
lows, Sparks, Blazup, and Burnop.
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TtONSUMPTION CURED &c L o E.
" FLOWER COUGH SYRUP does positively
cure. as ii 10y magic, COLDc, COUGHS, BitOE-
SORE THROAT, HOARSENESS, CONSUME
TON and all LUNG DISEASES.
We have never known the second dose to fail In
giving Immediate relief in GROUP, the great pest
of children and terror Of mothers. Il l. b r.
FLOWER SYRUP has been tested in 5000 cases
of consumption, In which IL cured nearly every
case IL cures when all other boasted remedies fail.
IL has cured hundreds OF people who are living to-
d,v with only one remancg lung. This rare and
delightful remedy is the active principle obtained
by Chemical process from The 'Globe Flower >
knowu also as - Button loot. and In botany 'Ce-
DhelunthuS Occideatdtis.n We Gun with truth as
Sure the community thur this uncomfortable remedy
does not contain particle OF opium or any OF lis
prcparatiOns, no loGlia, ipccac squlls, mercury,
pv,irocyanic acid, or any poison whatever Tile
action of the GLoBE-iLOWER SYRUP on the bu-
man system Is mild and benign and adapted 10 all
ages, from the infant to the adult, ana 10 every
variety of tcmpcralnent and constitution. The Ell
ftrts TO be looked for after taking GLoBE-FLoWEH
ling influence over any cough, afording refreshing
sleep; second promoting an easy expectofation
third inyigoratiug the whole system, curing the
cough, and bcqlleatEng to poster1ty one OF us
greatest bieSsiugssound lungs ana immunity from
For testimonials Of wonderful cures, send to the
nronrictor or call upon your druggist. One bottle
viii prove to you Its wonderful virtues.
For sale by all druggists w ,-...
Atlanta, I'D.
PURCELL. IADp s Co., Richmond. Va; SETH
| : HayCE. Baltimore, Nd, wholesale agents.
10.lnodSwam
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1874. No" Is T To lime 1874.
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DIBLES, PRAYER-BOOhs,
81 AND 1IYMS-BOOkS.

Tho Subscribers keep supplied with large STOCK OF
RIFLES. pRAYER-BooKs, and HiMN-Boohs'
COMPRISING great variety Of sizes anu am sSss ee.
bimdinr. from the cheapest made 10 'he ino'' eS'
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POSTAL TELEGRi PH.

lie now recommends that provision be ut
once made by law for the immediate est,b-
Iishmcnt of the postal telegraph and Tor the
construction of ul such lines rs may sc
needed. under the direction Of competent
officers of the engineer corps OF the'arlny'
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DROTECT YOUR LUNGS.

The DREADNOUGHT aud CUIRASS CHEST
PROTECTORS made Of tine felt, and double, ST.
As to afford warmth and protection to the back aud
chest should be worn by every one to guard against
the sudden changes Of temperature IN the fall and
winter The use Of them Is endorsed by the highest
medical authority. MI sizes on hand ut
MEADE & BAKER'S Drug Store,
nolO 919 Main street.
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4 INVOLVEMENT EXTRA OR d.
N NARY.-S24 Tor w. o.-Thc publishers vi inc
srr,er that splendid steel engraving, 35X29 Inches,
TIRE BURIAL OF LATANE."
illustrating J. X. Thompsolis weIl-kno~n poem
,,hJ"h rulnmemorates one OF the most touching In
This magazine is the organ of the Southern HIS
,inai Snci,iv The new volume commences with
W. January 10 We give the twelve Nos. ana pic
t., o rnr 81 40. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
'"i- t'- booksellers, - 8 Maiu street,
,o-dew Richmond, Va, agents.
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For BALTIMORE go
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S
TRI-WEEKLY LINE.

Steamers leave their wnaryas at Rockets every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at /
O'Clock. and SATURDAY at 4 o'clock 2. NJ.
Freight received up 10 O'Clock r. NJ, aud Satur.
days up to 3x o'clock Z. N.
For freight apply TO
oc % l., r. TATIrN. Arpnt
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DEPARTURES Or siTnXsfEns.


Tor NEW YORK The I%2e&
= steamship OLD DOMINION, Cap 49,
tain wA1x.a. win sai' on TUESDAY, November
90 b, OF O'Clock A. d.
Through bills OF lading signed, and goods for.
wardcd with dispatch 10 ai points north, south,
east and west. Giose connections made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
nnsurpassed. Fare, s12; Storage, So; round-srip
For freight 2s issSse a aphlf t. CO. ...n
no 24-2t Co,npany's Wharf. Rockets.
TOR PHILADEEPHIA.-4Rea
L steamer J. ". EvERMAN,2A&
Captain PLATT, win receive freight for the above
port till MONDAY tlc Gath instant, st IL O'Clock.
Freight taken for Boston, Providence, and New
Red Star and American Steamship lines.
''n ne Sssi 49, 10 r s4g5 bScs street
T ORILLARD STEAMSHIP AsHfh
- COMPANY. s6
TRT-wEEKLY STEAMERS BETWEEN
RICHMOND, CITY POINT, NORFOLK. and
NEW YORK,
stopping at all regular landings on james river
The new and tlrst-class steamships
MEDIATOR. rw,,1cur
The fast aud elegan. steamer TWILIGHT win
sas T5Pnf Sas ,sa sSsSG1s eyey auss
nes,ius s with steamers at Norfolk for New YORK.
Through bills OF lading signed for all points, ana
Freight received until s +. st. daily.
For further iDfGFnsifa psRgPaEE &MsB1p CO..
t' % A'N JOHN W.T. ". W S TIA AGENT mt %
Offices at Rockets and corner sain and Four
teenth streets. no III
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TOR NEW TORk.-OLD DO oc}HfS
a MINION ST EAMSHIP COMPANY. eexssGEssassE.
The slde-wheel steamships OLD DOMINION,
hGARA, ALBEMARLE, and HATTERAS leave
New York for Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond
every TIL ESDAi, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at o'clock T. NJ.
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons, st:lte-ro0ms, and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations and attention ere un'
surpassed.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispRch aud 10 charge made except actual
expenses Incurred
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Freight received until L. NJ. daily.
On and after NOVEMBER lst The ships OF this
liue will leave Norfolk at O'Clock +. NJ during
the wiutcr.
For further Information, apply to
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
Office CoIul'an! whurt, Eockctts.
Captain GEORGE W. ALLEN.
JOHN +, MAYER. apJ
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