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The edition Tor 1878 ofthe sterling Med.
ical Annual. known Ms tlo-tetter's Alma
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Try dealer. in all parts Of the United States
and British America. and indeed in every
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pierre il combines. with the svuudest
practical advice for the preservation and
restoration &c health. large amount cf in
teresiing and amusing light reading. aud
.fhe oalcipiar. astronomical caleuiatious.
archaeological .itema 6c...sreprepsSed with
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French. Welrh. Norwegian. Swedish. fIol-
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within al probability 10 the largest eai-
ton % : medical workevef rubiishea 10
lspy country. The prqprietors. Messrs.
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'eqpy by spaa.to any person who cannot
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ipecspral " q honrysd drop % rtih.f: his
CsthNtic, PILLS glide sprsr-vlcd overflie
paIaie. and hts SarranarillA Isa NECTAR that
Irnparts vigsr 10 lie. rs~teres The healfl,
and rxpels disease.@ Waterford I'D I'D
reriser. ..
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DUPONcoy GOLDEN, PERIODICAL
PILLS are ,l,e aiTssf and safest remedy
ioF.aIivs In ,ielicals bealtL. . "a.
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see attnciiss ohTialnssad. of Kirklsnd
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Il jyt s,ysgg yrspaarr Resfsectfufly'N
:l s;... .s.s 81 3 70 stltsqWshAs'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-17
EXTRA SESSION OF 1877.
No. IL JOINT RESOLUTION

NO. L. JOlNI REoOLUIlCN
Extending the time Of the extraordinary session
OF the General Assembly.
His Excellency, Francis T. Nichols, Governor
OF the State OF Louisiana, having by his procfama-
ton, dated the twenty eighth day Of Febrn-
cry, 1877, convened the General Assembly in ex-
traordiDary session, to begin on the second day
OF March, 1877, TO continue for fifteen days, TO-
wit: to and including the sixteenth day of March,
1877, and considering that matters OF ths utmost
qrnre immediate attention and action, impera-
lively require that this extraordinary session
should be extended beyond the term fixed by
said proclamation; therefore be il
Resotred by the Senate and House of Represen-
tdtiees Of the State Of Loutstana, jH Gen.
erai assembly oonpened, That the present
session Of the General Assembly be, and
liz, pursuant to article sixty-four Of the Consti-
tuition OF the State, and act No. 10, approved
February sixteenth, eighteen hundred and seven.
ty, statutes OF 1870, Regular Session, p. Al, J
hereby extended to and including the thirtieth
day OF April, A. D., 1877 uDiess the said General
Assembly should adjourn at an earlier day, with
out day; and that this Joint Resolution shall
have full force and take effect from and after the
approval OF the Governor.
(Signed) LOUIS BUSH,
speaker OF the House of Representatives.
(5igned) LOUIS A. WILT,
Lieutenant Governor and President VI the Senate.
Approved March IS, 1877.
(Signed) FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS,
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
true COPY:
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary OF State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-17
AN ACT
No. 81
To amend and re-enact section sixteen hundrs d
and eighty-two Of the Revised Statutes Of
1870 of the State Of Louisiana

To amend and re-enact section sixteen hundrt d
and eighty-tWo Of the Revised Statutes Of
1870 Of the State Of Louisiana
| SHcr1oN /. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of tie State Of Louisi-
ana, in General assembly conperaed, That Sec
| ton sixteen hundred ann eighty-two OF the Re-
vised Statutes Of 1870 of the State Of Louisiana
be amended and re-enacted as follows, to wit:
| "Che Board OF Harbor Masters shall have power
to demand and receive from the commanders,
| owners, conslgnees, or either Of them, Of every
| vessel that may enter the port Of New Orleans,
and load, unload, make fast to the levees,
within the said limits, at the rate Of one andaa
half cent per ton, to be computed from the ton
mage expressed in the register Of said vessel, re-
| spectively and no more. This shall not extend
| to the chalsnds, flats, keelboats, steamboats, or
other vessels which are employed in the river
trade, unless upon the application OF the person
having charge Of said cbaland, fiat, keelboat,
steamboat or other vessel 30 employed. The har-
Dor master shall interfere and adjust any diffsr-
ence respecting the situation or position OF such
fiat or boat, which difference tee harbor masters
are authorized to hear and determine in which
case they may demand and receive from the
party in default in the premises the sum Of two
dollars for every difference so adjusted, AID no
more.
SEC 2. Be IL further enacted etc, That this act
shall take effect and after it's passage, and all
laws or parts Of laws 10 conflict with the same be
and are hereby repealed.
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
(Signed) LOUIS d. WILfZ,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the Senate.
Approved March 16, 1877.
tsignsd) FRANCIS Z. NICHOLS,
Governor Of the State OF 4 louisiana.
sisfart secrafarv II Gtata. n
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-17
No. Al AN ACT

To regulate snd fix tho fees aud compensation oil
the Tax Collectors, for 4Bs collection OF ai
taxes and Licenses throughout the State, and
for the listing of property for taxation In slt
the parishes OF tho State, except the psrish
OF Or cans.
sECr1or i. Be II euacted IN The Senate end
House Of Representatives. If The State Of Louisiana
IN General AsseDsidy eonrened, That the follow
ing compensation IL hereby allowed TO Tax Col
lectors for collecting all taxes, including current
and back taxes, To be computed on the sums nc.
tuaIly collected and pid into the State Treasury,
to wit In all the parishes, except the parish Of
Orleans, collectors shall receive on all moneys
paid into the treasury, on the first elk thousand
dollars, ten per cent; on all Gums In excess Of six
thousand dollars, three per cent. Ia she parish
OF Orleans collectors shall receive follows: in
the First District, one per cent; Second District
one and quarter per esns; Third District, three
and hall per cent; Fourth District, two per
cent; Fifth District, six per cent; Sixth District,
three and one half per cent; Seventh District,
four per cent
sEc Z. BE Il further enacted, etc.,, That tag
collectors throughout the state shall be entitled
10 FIVE per cent all licenses collected and paid
into the state or parish treasury, and for every
seizure one dollar; for every sale ons dollar and
fifty CENTS 10 be paid ont OF the proceeds OF the
seizure and sale only and for every notice to tag
payers, whom actualiy served, twenty-five cents,
to be paid by the person served. They shall also
be entitled TO charge five cents per mile for each
mile actually Travelled IN making seizures Of per-
sonal property, the mileage actually and neces-
sarly Travelled 10 be computed on the distance
from the courthouse to the place where the ssiz-
ure has been made, and two dollars and fifty
cents for writing and posting advertisements Of
sales OF property seized for non payment OF
taxes; where advertisements are made by publ.
cations in newspapers, the tax collectors shall
make no charge therefor in addition to the print
er's bill.
Bee. 8. Be u further enacted, etc.,, That the
tax collectors throughout the state, outside Of
n-lx al. Ilx.s
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-17

Dir. Lyons, chairman on behalf Of the Commit
<e4ss-an Corporations presented the following
report: -,
TO the Honorable Speaker and members Of the
House Of Representatives of the State OF Lou
isiana:
Your Committee on Corporations beg leave to
report:
Fayorably, on House bill No 2n entitled IAN
act to incorporate The Barataria Ship Canal
Company.
Fivorably, on House bill No. 2i7 entitled An
net to incorporate the Louisiana State Fair As.
soclation, md to confer upon 1t certain rights
and privileges enjoyed by the Mechanics and
Agricultural Fair Association Of Louisiana.
Respectfully submitted,
II. Is. LYONS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-17
COMPREHENSIVE.
NOTICE.

The copartnershfp heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned has expired by Iimita-
ton.
JAMES D. EDWARDS having this day pur-
chased all the right. tile and interest from the
senior partner, DANIEL EDWARDS, will as
il JAMES D. EDWARDS, and continue the
business at the old stand. Nos. II, q, Is and q
Delta street, and Nos. q, "a. 26 and % Front
street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-17

And therefore offers superior Inducements "a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-17
THE NEW ORLEANS

DAILY DEMOCRAT
is PUBLISHED
EVERY MORNING.
1T rs THE
Official Journal of the State Of Louisiana
CITY nF NEW CpTn.x-s,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-17

The bill was lost.
Mr.. VOORHEES, gave notice that he would to-
morrow move reconsideration of the vote just
taken.
Senate bill No. 81, AN act for the relief of Mrs
james Lewis. of the parish of Ouachita.'
Was taken up under the unfavorable report
OF the Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Kidd moved that the House go into a Com
mittee Of the Whole for the consideration OF
said bill.
The motion was lost
Senate bill No. "a. IAN act to incorporate the
town of Milliken's Bend. in the parish OF
Madison
Was taken up on its second reading under
the favorable report OF the Committee on Cor
porations, with amendments.
The amendments were adopted. as follows:
In line IA, page 3, after the word tax" insert
the word proper"
In line 30, same page, after the word fine
insert the words mot to exceed fifty dollars
In line 81. same page, after the word I'm
prisonment" insert the words not to exceed ten
days
amended was read a third time passed, and the
title was adopted,
Senate bill No. 81. An act to better secure
holders of life insurance policies in the State
to provide reserve fund therefor, and for
other purposes
Was taken up on its second reading, under the
favorable report of the Com mittee on Corpora
lions with amendments.
1t was ordered that The bill be printed In the
journal with the amendments.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-17
H. ]. HEARSEY, Editor.
GEO. w. DUPRE, Manager.
VARIETIES THEATRE.
THE LADIES' EATRE.
CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS,

FOR RENT,
For the Season Of 1sT7-7s. and season following.
ii desired.
This theatre Is neW, spacious, completely and
guperbIy equipped In eYery respect and Is mast
eIigibly located on the principal and most FASH
ionabIe thoroughfare Ia the city.
Address WILL STEVEN,
Secretary La Tariese Association.
mh12 1t mo til 81 New Orleans III.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-17
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-23

So, saeEs d @
s's. AZ Fpi,sr,s sketch Smith wss slan o.
faIt 'bys Neilt, md iets scIaiEa thsf Ar.
thur Smith, The kinssaan of the Eai'ieans
rave lie ausboRadys other than The snfcFilias
ZION of his bin piaces it scanno DE prop
er,y concluded by r.. A. i. e that Enliers
estiHYd(e of; his character was derived froni
hts kinsinan; nor :is there IN Lns'
skatch fo warrant the conclusion tfsts taiier
aver sknaW,C sptain John Smith personaily.
Tho uthorflaa Haished his collegs COURSE y
or,iy 4ypo wears before SIntth deatDs ano.
would he atrange IL ne had known, nisn ~.
sonslly living 90 they 20 a'ns'f -. :.
localities. isssa ~ !, 9 =, a,,r,ay,t
Il did not offer my fpersonai ts !, Kana,.
"a ..,,fhprity paramount 60 thas OF 49,,
IN reference to Smith, nor Jroataa ~ ~ Auy
~ h;s sWorthies,, wheth nc tKneH snsn
,,a,ssanaljy ar, NOT. But did ana ao csaaui
hat t,e nerscnal judgment OF the hev. saul
,,oI pnrcbas Is authority paramount 10 thss
~ E,,iier. The Rev. Samuel Punches was
- 5,sss;n divine and historical writer,
and Immersed himself equally with Futr
ser al Enclish Literature. He was the
friend de Ssnith and D member OF the Viz
ainia T,oinpany, and knew ,Rolfe and Poca-
hontas, and bis estimate is sslpp2Esedl iby
many 81 Smiths companions In irglnia
aud In England, whose testimony was pup
!issled with the General Hist0ryy Fuller
enjoyed none OF these dvantages, and
seems to have been ignorant Of The auth ofis.
lies for Smiths adyeDtures. 81 W.. " a. s.:
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! AHsaden Melody.

ss Several years ago, when the troup OF Japa.
nese jugglers werein New York, happened
10 remain In town late in the season, and
attended number OF the remarkable en-.
tertainments given by them at the Academy
Of Music. The only drawback to my en-
Eioyment Of their wonderful feats with lad
der pole, tubs, butterflies, &c.-and es-
peciaily those OF little Albright md his
fatller--was the exceedingly harsh and dis
agreeable noise made by the Japanese or
chestra, consisting OF, Eve performers seated
on the floor atithe rear Of: the stage. But one
night, after having attended these entertain
tnenss ten or. twelve times, -madeftWhm
was to: me II most curious and Interests
ing discovery. At the moment when little
Albright was performing on the pole,
which was supported in 9 socket attached to
a belt around his fathers waist-in the midst
OF the strange sounds made both by the
orchestra and by the man himself, who was
coolly playing on samiseng" while BAL
ancing the boy in mid-air-I suddenly no
ticed 4 melody, at first indistinct, but alter
ward assuming definite shape, as was able
to shut out the iiscordant accompaniment
After listening intently during several per-
formances I at last succeeded in following
the air and in getting it by heart. Once
after this, when little Albright came to see
me with the interpreter OF the troupe, I
took his forefnger In my hand and made
him play the melody on the piano. He
recognized & it at once, although separated
from the dreadful sounds he was aecustom-
ed to hear with it, aud cried out delight
eddy, in IJapanese,:..s" Oh, that is what my
father plays when ann up on the pole. -
Clara Louise Keitogg-'ts Midsummer Holt
i3.us ss sis .E.T3r Is s-..I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-23
:. RICHMOND, oRx RIVER AND CHEsrEAkH}
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. -
coMslENcING May 81, 1877.

Et.ssI THROUGH PASSENGER,
500 T. N. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, Thurs.
DAY, And sATpR :o.,1:r f Esrsna so az
. af ,..fI. nn points on York river and BAIL
Il. more, Arrives In Baltimore at v . 4.
49,, - M: connects with raj. lines for W ash
It :ineton, Phi5adclphia, New York, Bos-
*, ton, and alf western points. sohnsciS
,Ss q at Richmond with trains on Richmond
;l and Petersburg and CHESAPEAKE an~
~ III Ohio railroads. .4t@.ts. .:
~ 49, THROUGH FREIGHT. ~ nL
.e.o, A. NJ. Leaves Riehmoad MONDAY, WE'D
500 A. TgEspAY, TaggsDkYI;s, and .;.s SAT.
iet! ea3,,f, as west Point for river landings BAL
n nees q saa - on ss sits 'rsns % Rich
isSi sftsy.e Inans and Dausilie railroad, kenmondd
~ and Petersburg, and CHESAPEAKE anu
Is,f o IooA sS PASSENGER.
500 r. n. Leaves Richmond daily Except Sun
- -. T NJ PASSENGER.
1000 kisSRsSsFsI TSEspe CO..
tuecfa With trzins on Richmond ana
petershurg and CHESAPEAKE and pnio
sa railroads. Steamer Havana leaves BAL a,
,issS tsesg wE Ess sasA s and SfI
DAY, :. IIa,i y; SSan Sas YORK. slsa
g- III and western points, and at Ness ~ shs
- ear With trains for Richmond an" 'ns
s THROUGH FREIGHT.
}! a M, % NJ u rriyes At Rfebmoud 0NDAY,H Eo--
a'V tV9 $ S:Y q. 1eNEsf1fY. And FRIDAY; and
sa.Is p M. TIIESIlAi, THURSDAY ana Sal :,
ao'Ao :. '1s i;SnIY. Connects With steamer AZ
~ lsga Wesf Point from Baltimore. G9h-
II {, s, aeots with Hichaond and Dansiite'.
,RichmGud and Retersbpsg, anu thesa-'
~. MAKE and Ohio railf0ads. al s4a-3
500 - ~ rs ''IoCAII PASSENGER.
,o.no NJ rriyes NJ Richmond daily exceps SUM
kvs0V ~ - dsy. Connects with Rshloaa o snS
Petersburg ard Chesapeake ana oD1S
M t,ausfsr az fTsish, al Richmond g q , lsSa
.oStbsrn points Cars run through oetween
aas Mi hssIas and dsp.eh Win Lowest 1a'e''
Tnronsh hills OF ladins with guarantee la's'
Issued 10 all northern and sn
uastssT points, and Sagg,as esskes on,
For ckess apply q Gsn ss ascSsnSc hotel an&
lcosnpanvT depot, corner Twehss'sfp .As -
asTssssss k'ensa9aaa DOUGLAS superntsaosns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-23

u Amos Fish, one OF the ,queerest men: in
Albany, N. Y, died on Monday, leaving an
estate Of fifty Thousand dollars to charitable
institutions, and cutting of bis wife. with q
dollar day. In describing his manner OF
life to friend, he once said :."I buy a
shank Of beef from the butcher, which costs
me ten cents. My wife makes enough soup
from this to do us one meal. then thefmeat
cut from it afterwards makes twoa more
meals, or, one days food for ten cents.
I split. the bone and get the marrow for.
cooking purposes, and my wife finds snfi-
Gent fuelin the bone itself to do considerable
cooking. Then in an iron box i save the
ashes, which L use for manuring atfew
plants that realize for. me six cents each. ;"
Yet when extra taxes were put upon his
property, he: very rarely, ii ever, demanded
more rent from tenants than what they had
been paying. He married a widow who
had two children and alittle money. He
offered to borrow the money and to allow;
her seven per cent. His wife accepted the
proposition, and he was in charge Of the
property for a long time. One day he
forced settlement with her, bringing IN a
bill for her own and the chiidren's board,
and leaving her in debt to him. E's:a,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-23
&ai BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneels,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il FRAME DWELLING ON THE EAST SIDE
OF TWENTY-EIGHTHSTR STREET, THIRD HOUSE
NORTH OE CLAY. STREET. BY AUCTION
Be virtue Of the provisions OF certain deed Of trust
bearing date the Esd day Of April, 1875. from the
grautor therein named to the undersigned trustee,
duly recorded IN the clerks office Of the Chancery
Court of the city OF Richmond, in Deadlock los
c, page 290,to secure the payment Of a negotiable
note therein mentioned, SHALL as trustee In said
deed, being required TO do by the holder of said
note, sell by auction, on the premises, on THURS
DAY, the I'd day Of august, 1877, at 6 O'Clock 2.
NJ, the REAL ESTATE described In said deed, con-
sisting Of "a, desirable .TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELtIMS In Thorough ,ou rePsir esnts'n,ng ye
ley IN the rear IL feet wide ON the east side Of
Twenty-eishth street between Clay and Leigh
streets. ..-.1
TERMS Enough to pay the expense Of executing
this trust and to pay Oh the of 81 900, with In
terest thereon from the 2lst of April, 1877, is re-
qntred in cash; but the following terms. may be
gtyen--to wit: One third cash balance In SIX and
Twelve months, negotiable notes given for the de-
ferred pay ments with interest added, and secured
by deed Of trust. &c..
:, Nv 23 J. A. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-23
= Es1 RICHMOND AND PHTERsBERGl
- at s-,. + Z RAILROAD COMPANY. {
JUNE 10, 1877, trains
] J.op fI,ye m will f0ll0Wc.


= at - 5. RAILROAD COMPANY. {
JUNE 10, 1877, trains
" Oh thio read will run rs follows:
80 LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
725 A. ~. THROUGH MALL daily: connecting
lt;.a -. for Charleston, Augusta, Colum S sa-
-i''5 Montgomery Mobile, New Orleans,
unt and AL points South and Southwest;
+, b.. - also connects ut Petersburg Win the
49, - Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
'i'!s! for Lynchburg. Farmviile, ana other
local stations on THAT road. making
-. same time rs by any other line. IRIS
- train stops only Al Manchester ana
HOP. NJ. i INTERPRETATIONS daily Except
u - Sunday J.: Passengers taking THIS train
:! will make clase connection 81 fsters-
~. - burg fol Norfolk, and at Norfolk with
SPLENDID Bay-iine stea niers for Balti-
@2& more, Philadelphia, aud New fork,
- - and with the Old Dominion steamers
49, -a1 2 for Sew York, stopping At all regular
'.eh @.. stations on signal. .a.
$50 p. H., FREIGHT daily Except sunday WIFE
1885 P. 81. THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun
:. ~ day i, connecting for Weldon, Raleigh,
5 Wilmington, and Charleston. Pullman
%,,,. -. sIeeping.car for Wilmington and the
- S6iith. I'd .citts4 s7@'y ...-
sss IT, 4 THRoGGa NAIL daily iexeep. sun
~ day., connecting with Richmono, Fred
ei..a.. ericksburg and Potomac railrGad fox
,1o Y GSelas5s s6flf ts;t iac
-: .'cept Sundsy) With passenger coach at
ASA p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL, daily. connecting
80 with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for sIl points East
and West Also, making close cennec-
- don with the Chesapeake and OHIO
= IL ..g railroad for. the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West This tram
z p ~ STOPS only at Manchester.
. 6.Io p MI, FREIGHT TRAIN daily teYcept sun
10y - :, dsyl; with passenger coach attaeheS.
This IS the only line running double daily train
.1P Passenxers tor Clover Hill connect at Chester
daily, except Sunday, ~ iE1 j. z...t
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS -
yin ,s.re Ricbnonf at g &. 81. and $50 p. NJ
~ 'S s.' every SUNDAY TIL further notice t
!, ALL, TRAINS leaving Petersburg win START iroa
We e a 9 A. SHAW. Superintendent
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TADiES RIVER STEAMB0ATs+TIN /,
- ,.., ,r,, COMPANY S6ssEEss

DAILY, LINE-SUMMER2 SCHEDULE
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. NEW. YORK. 80. r..
AND REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
On and after WEDNt SDAY, May 2, 1877, the
fast aud elegant steamers John SYLVESTER,
Captain j. A. Post, and ELIZA HANCOCK. Captain
q. &. CLIFFORD carrying United States mall, VIII
leave Richmond for the above-named places DAILY
(Sundays excepted) at7 M.
: Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT al
the historical points Of Interest on James RIVER
ipassng through Dutch Gap). including fortiflca-
lions battle-Hefds Jamestown, Fortress Monroe, ZIP
Raps Hampton Roads, &c. &c. 80
Close connections made at NorloiR VIII pay LIue
steamers for Baltimore Philadelphia, and New ORR
Fare to Norfolk or Old Pont....... .......S2 oU
Fare to Norfolk or Old Point and return.... eG
Through tickets to Baltimore, PMladelphla, ana
New York at reduced rates: also to Boston ptd Fal
River Line or uid Merchants and Miners steam
shin Line from Norfolk. H.
Tickets on saieo steamers at CARRIERS agency, SIG
Main street and Exchange Hotel. Baggage checked
'D sPECiAL MOTT Excursion tickets good to
podown the YER and return same day by upsteamer
at al round trip; children half price. >..fa
Liberal arrangements will be made Tor moonlight
Excursions Sunday-schoo and other pic mic parties
Freight received daily Sundays excepfed) from 2
A. M. to 6 P. NJ. for Boston, Norfolk. aud Ports
mouth, ad regular landings on James river, at rsa,
sonabe rates. " ''> 20 -.
Way-ianding freights must be prepaid. ..iT
L. B. TATuM, General Agent.
Office: Oompany's wharf, Rockets, and 9O3 Mall
ofrt-et I,-t.|.a.i ,REfUI tfst my1