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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-30

WoRK ON THE RAILHoADs.-From a
gentleman just in from the front Of
railroad operations this afternoon. we
learn the following facts: Trains ara
now running from Puysllup to Black
river bridge, and yesterday Chief En-
gineer Thislson and Mr.. Ward came
over the road to the junction. The road
10 nearly graded from the junction ts
Black river; $50 men are employed on
the work between the junction and Sc
attic, $50 men between Black river and
Stuck river, and up the Cedar above
Renton 1000 more. making in all 210e
men. A fine gravel bed has been dis
covered near Titusville and q side track
built to connect with it. The gravel ID
first class and will be valuable for bal
lasting. Many railroad men were in
town last evening, and all agree in say.
ing that Werk il being pashed with IN
exampled energy. From all appearances
and assurances received there il little
doubt that trains from Puyallup and
Portland will be running into Seattle
on standard gage track on or before
November LIST. the tune Set for the CON-
pletion of this extension.
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81 RANCE q.

CAPTAIN =. J. BURNS WAS AD-
~ mitted o. September lsG 1854 to full
paftneship In The Insurance business a
w. II. Taylor Z Co
Repeesenting the largest number II 70.
Liable Insurance Companies q any agency
riaks IN responsible companies at the low.
e. raseA
Fire, Marine. Life and Accident Insur.
OfBce IN Rutlssi BuIlling.
ssau y. r. TAYLOR 4 ca
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From DUNGENNss.-One Of the most
productive sections on or about Puget
Sound is that Of Dungeness in Clallan
county, ON the Straits Of Fuca. The
population is comparatively small, num-
boring bat few hundred persons, bat
their products are large and have
marked effect ON the t1ade. The sur
plus Of the present year may be stated
at 900 tons Of hay, 1000 bushels of
wheat, 10000 bushels of potatoes, and
inexprsesible quantities Of beef, pork,
poultry. eggs, cabbage, fruit, etc. The
produce there is generally of a good
quality, and rates high in the markets
of Victoria, Port Townsend and Seattle,
to which it is chiefly consigned. Several
vessels draw a large share Of their trade
in removing the surplus produce re-
ferred to. the steamer Dispatch, and
sch00ners Letitia, Granger and Industry
being busilv employed in it at present.
G. F. Clapp, an enterprising young mer-
chant, handles the greater part OF the
Duneeness business, single shipment
Of his being 1000 bushels of potatoes
and 400 bushels of wheat on the steamer
Dispatch, consigned to Kellogg d Sny-
der, and which came to hand yesterday.
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The finest display Of fashionable
French millinery viii take place at the
Temple Of Fashion On their opening
DAYS. See advertisement.
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TEE GERMAxlA.-The bark 0ermaniA,
nov lying on the coal wharf. has had q
somewhat varied career. Built in Ports
mouth, New Hampshire, in 1851, the
vessel Vas designed for Q regular pas
seuger packet. running between New
York and Other cities Of the Atlantic
osast. In this trade the 0ermania for
twenty years. ran up and down the east
ern seAbosd. During thess twenty years
the greatest advances wrre made in the
construction Of steamships, and the
6ermaniA. although at drGs considered
an excellent craft. vas finally lsft In An
sntiquAted and oo0tempeuOoa retire
ment by her more modern FivalaL In
ISL the bark was remodeled and one Of
her three deeks vas removed. She then
passed into the hands Of San Franeisco
parties and was PLACED in the Pacific
ooass trade. This 10 nov the twelfth
year in which she has made voyages 10
and from San Fnnoisoo. Her CON-
mander ID Captain Jamss Rosa. whose
assistants are Robert Jack and John
Andsrson, 6rst and ssoood mates re-
spectiyeiy. The Germania u i6O fese in
length by IS fsek breadth Of beam. She
10 owned By the BlAok Diamond Com
pany, Of Gan Franeisco, and viii nAil for
home In aboat tvO weeks.
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JEwIsH NEW YEAR.-Six O'Clock to-
morrow evening marks. the beginning
of the Jewish New Year. the precursor of
a season set apart for religious services
and followed by q day most sacred in
Hsbraic observance. The Jewish New
year, (R0sh. hashoni) or (Roah hash
shana) begins with the month Tishri,
October lat and observance of its sd-
vent will be celebrated fer q hours
beginning on Monday at 6 D. m. and
continuing until Wednesday evening.
The coming New Years day begins the
5645th year of the Jewish calendar,
Services commemorative Of the depar-
tire Of the old and celebrating the ad-
vent Of the New Year will,
there being no synagogue In the city,
be held Al Odd Feliovs
Hall on Monday and Tuesday evening
next and there viii b morning services
on Tuesday and Wednesday at Z O'Clock
q. m. which continue until loon Of
each day. On the evening Of Wednes-
day October 10, the day Of atonemens,
Yom kipur) begins At 6 o'clock and
continues for twenty -four hours, or ~ q
leading member Of the jewish church
expressed Il until the stars show forth
in the heavens on the succeeding even
ing" The day of atouement il the
most sacredly obsevved Of any in the
jewish calendar. It IL q fast day dur
ing which the taking Of
food Tor even water to drink
~ some sAyl is strictly prohibited. Tho
officiating leaders of the sacred service
attending the advent Of the New Year
and followed by the day Of atouemeut
arc Messrs. VIM. Wolfe and L. jackson,
who will conduct the solemn exercises.
THE GERAAxIA.-Ths bark 0ermania,
nov lying on the coal wharf, has had q
anna shat vavied a roar RD;lx In pc,&.
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TO SHIPMASTERS

ballard & HATFIELD HAVE
ID been appointed sole agents at Seattle
Richard Holyoke. Orders by mail or
telegraph promptly attended to. my2G II
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operations about the city. Considerable
trade b also doing In 6lling down Sound
orders, tho boats On the Suohomish,
skaQit and Whatcom routes taking out
small shipacnts every day.
A Laesnter correspondent Of the Van.
CONVEX Rsgisser writes: Immigrants are
arriving 81 this place daily. Six covered
wagons pasaed through here QUE day
last week. Some are bound for this
part OF the osunty, some for Covlitz
county and others for the Sound coon-
try. THREE families passed throuah
IAosntsr = fev days ago. bound for
SeAttle.~
The old building occupied By Rostein
which has bean moved from the site ol
the nee opera house building has found
resting place on the Ross lot Just
north Of Aadisou street. Il seemed
Almont saorilecious 30 cut down and dee
troy the green and fruitful apple trees
which adorned that lot. In order "a
mAks room for the old relic, bus pro-
grc0 h iconociastic, and the trees and
shPubbsry. like the Chinese. '.muss 90. '
Alester from Sidney Dillon. President
Of the Union Pacific Railroad. 70 A. r.
Parker. the proprietor Of the Neg Pcrce
Nesss, says that the company have NO
design Of exteudinQ the Oregon Short
line at pressnt beyond = connection
With the D. 4. 4 N. Co. 81 Baker City.
but that the psacticAbilisy OF extsndine
the road down Snake river 10 Isvissou
and beyond. win b taken up in proper
time and considered On ID mssits.
The stsamship Geo. W. Elder bru0ght
from San fnnoisoo thin "trip the follow
Inc fHnSxrhf and s,as~ssnx~e~.
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Light Or an Old Scandal.

fCopcnhagcn dispatch to the London Standard.
A box left sealed by Count Struensce
who was tried and executed in 1772, has
Just been opened by command OF his Males.
ty King Christian. Ii is found 10 contain
most important documents, COMPRISING
the Counts confessions, and throwing
hight on his relations with the unfortunate
Queen Caroline Matilda. The relations he
tween Count Struensee and Queen Caroline
Matilda, sister Of George III. OF England
and wife OF the weak King Charles VII. OF
Denmark, were the subject OF much scanda.
ious gossip at the latter end of the
seventeenth century. The case, however.
has always been one involved in mystery.
Count Struensee was German physician.
who settled in Denmark, and who. in the
course OF afew years, rose 10 be the princi.
pal Minister Of the King. His Success
msae him many enemies, among whom was
the Queen Dowager, and it was at her in
stgation that Struensee's rivals eventually
rose against him. At4o'clock in The morn.
ing on the 10th Of January, 1872, shortly
after masked ball at Court. they seized
The Prime Minister, his companion Brandt.
and all the rest OF the Cabinet, IN their
beds. State trial ensucd, the proceed
Sngs OF which werc secret. Ii ended in
eruensee and Brandt being found guilty
nnd condemned To be executed. It's men. |
US an illustration Of the manners OF |
ne Danish Court st the time that King |
christian VII, who had been on terms OF
ne utmost cordiaiity with. Count StYuen.
zee and Brandt, not only did not lit fin
'er IN their favor, but when commanded
y his new Ministers he calmly signed tbs
,,eatn-wa'sSnts OF bis late fayorites and
ben returned to bis amusenen,s. The
ealeanor bets Of Struensee and Brandt
etwscn their cosisemnstion aud baYbarous
xccut'on showed &c much dignity Tint
ouDts have always exh.ed even on thai
''apa%h the justice Of the sentence oi
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MARCH 20, 1883.
"a me Editor Of the Dispatch:

After going for DIR. J. G. Long 10 your
Sundays edition you say, 1--WE don't
think that there Is In our reply" &c. Isn't
Il more elegant 10 say, "We think there Is
not In our reply" &C., or we think there
n In our reply not a word" &c. You viii
much oblige subscriber by answering the
above through your columns.
Perhaps so. We do not always practice
what we preach. Nevertheless, as at pre-
sent advised, we ere inclined to The opln-
ION that we used words which expressed
correctly The idea we intended to convey.
A proper Affirmative sentence would be,
90 We think there are words to which Pro-
fessor Long wal object" Surely, then,
proper negative sentence would be, awe
don't think there are any words TO which
Professor Long will object"
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I After The Orleans princes had been dis
missed from the French army, fortnigb
ago, they were watched. Private detec
tiyes visited the apartments Of the Due d,
Charities and inspected his card plate. 10 Ms
certain the names Of his callers. The mex
day the Due purchased an iron lock-bos
Tor his rooms. and then quilted Paris. Tho
box bore this inscription: " In consequence
OF the intense curiosity OF Camescasse's
agents, request all my friends 10 put their
cards into this box, which will be sent n
me, at Cannes, with its contents.o The
same precaution was taken at the Due
0Aumale's residence.
There are, in the belief OF the London
Spectator, at least three first-class doctors
IN London whose incomes flow almost en-
tirely from men with brains which are over.
worn, bat not shattered. who seldom know
what Is the matter with them, but who one
and all confess that their nerves are cover
strung" or undertaking" or "gone 10
pieces" or $50 excited" that they can
neither sleep nor work nor remain quiet.
Jessie Ace, the keeper of Mumblcs light
house on the coast OF Wales, il the English
Ida Lewis. She saved the lives Of two Prns-
sim seamcn during the gale OF January 81.
storm 30 terrible that the Iifehoat from
Mumbies was wrecked and four OF its crew
persisted. The Queen has since sent for
the heroine's photograph.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-29
by Frank ID. Hill e Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
hos Min street.
TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUG

TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
l TION OF NEW BRICK DWELLING, No.
400 SEVENTH STREET, BETN ZEN MAR
SHALL AND CLAY sTREETs.-By virtue Of a
deed OF trust from u. G. IlartsOOk and Wife, dated
9th March, 1880. and duly recorded in clerk $
Office L. edmond ChancerY Court, -. II. ll6 G.,
page 23S, default having been made In the pay
ment Of certain notes therein cured and having
been requested 50 10 do by the beneficiary I'm said
deed will sell AZ auction. upon The premises, ON
TUESDAY, APRIL 2. 1853,
at > o'clock II. NJ. the PROPERTY described In
said deed. rs follows: All that certain LOT OR
PARCEL OF LAND I'm The city Of Richmond
situated on the west side Of seventh stree, between
Marshall and Clay, and fronting 30 feet on said
seventh street. running back wes twardly, between
parallel lines. 100 feet TO Market street.
The house contains about eight rooms; brick
kitchen, servants rooms. bath, coa,-hOuse. &c.
This properly was built with grc1t care by the
owner reside I'm, and being centrally located, in
good nclghhorhood, should command the atten-
ton OF parties who &c ire 4 good home or hrst-
class invest mcnt.
TERMS; Cash enough to pay the exper Sos Of sale
and two ties amounting 70 ;2.543.75, with In
tcrcst from March 10, 1888. TIL paid, and the
balance on such terms as tie said u. c. llartsOOk
shall direct. FRANK -. NIL, Trustee.
Sale by FRASKD. hill Il CO., Auctioneers.
4, gQ-In
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By Williams 6 Bowe,
Real Estate Agents and AUctionoers.
Eleventh sercet between Main aud Bank.


V3USTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. CIlICkAHOMINY FARM OF EIGHT HUN
DRIED AND THiRTE-SIX ACRES, FRONTING
ON THE MECHANISM LIE TURNPIKE,
ABOUT Fol X AND \ HALE MILES NORTH
OF THE CITY or RICHMOND, Al AUCTION.
In execution Of decd OF trust from Robert T..
MOrIiss 10 the undersigned and the la'e John 4.
Meredith, trustees, dated 18Th November. 1869,
thereto required so TO do by the credit secured l.
The surviving trustee, VIII sell by auction, al the
dwelling-aousc- upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1883,
at o'clock u. NJ, the TRACT OF LAND con-
yeyed by said deed. situated rs above. containing
ElGIITHCNDRED AND TlllRTY-slX ACRES,
estate, Ash Harris Formerly j. l.. GTubbs). and
the land formerly belonging 10 II. A.. Watt. There
is a large body Of ChicklhOmny low-grounds, aud
the upland Is good. There Is a COMFORTABLE
DWELLING. with number of out-buildiugs of
the usual character; also, llrg' peach and apple
orchard. The property Is very valuable on ac-
coun OF IT. proximity TO the city and the quality
OF the land.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 defray expenses Of
executing the trust aud To discharge the balance of
the debt secured, which Is SS,773.42 as Of arch
|. SS3. with Interest On S6,3ls.l6 part thereof.
from that date until payment; the balance upon
such terms rs the gr1ntOr an said decd OF trust
may direct. and In event Of his failure To give any
direction, then upon such terms as the trustee may
think fit; but If the Doctor and creditor agree,
other terms may be made.
JAMES ALFRED JONES.
Surviving Trustee.
WILLIAMS & BowE, Auctioneers.
NH J-cldt iih3lEt1
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AUCTION sAI.Es-rhl. Dey.
by Grubbs 3 Apperson'
Real Estate Auctioncers'
No. a north Eleventh street.

UCTION SALE AT "LUM IN
fNpfEWEHTs' wkGONe, HORSES, MULES;
COWS, &C, &c, &o.-Tbe owner having agn' on
out his farm Lower Westhan, we VIII se, t y"
the premises, beginning at 1 IL O'Clock ~ Me- y"
THURSDAY, MARCH 20. 1883.
everything necessary for the use Of large iarni;
Including CHAMPION REAPER CHAMri,ywS
MOWER, FARQuIIAR THRLSHkHi; Size me.
'TWo-. and TIIREE-IIORsE PLOUGBS, GUILT
VATORs, HARROws. &C.. and GEAK; W. J,
CONS and HARNESS, o FINE MhRES, ana
toWs. mostly Young. some 10 the pail, am y
numlpr soon will he. among them suPEKiOis,
NILKFRS:1 FINE BULL: HOUSEHOLD sno
KITCHEN FURNITURE, COIN shoChS' "o''
&C.. &c. ..,.
TERMS: For all sums OF $50 and under. cash
above that sum, three months credit; ior UP.
proyed endorsed negotiable notes, with Interest
rrhdcd. t;RUBBs < APPERSON,
- 10 Auctionecrs.
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IRON, STEEL, &c.
METALS, GRINDsTONES, &c.

Dist REFINED BAR IRON-assortcd sizes:
HORsE-ettOE, HOOP, RAND and OVAIs:
sWEOb IkON and NORWAY sHAPES-as-
nUsx5A; .AiyAsIzED, and AMERICAN
SAYL;sH's 6Asr-, SPRING. and TIRE
spfLTfx. siEET-zINC. SOLDER. AxLrs.
NQyANCyTiA and OHIO GRINDsTONES-
For sale 81 firNiY N. wORTHAM.
fe x2-cod corner Fifteenth and Cary s!rseis.
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To Blanche: The papers were sent to
The city poss-officc addressed ITO Little
Qairlo
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ELECTRIC PLAsTERs.

VOETAIC ELECTRIC
~ PLASI..HS.-For the relief and Drevention'
TIIr IysTAST IT Is APPLIED. Of rheumatism,
Neuralgia. Sciatica. Coughs. Colds. Weak Back,
Stomach, and Bowels. shooting Pains, NGmbuess.
IIysteria, Female Pains. Pslpltation. Dyspepsia;
Liver Complaint. Bilious Fever. Malaria. and
Epidemics, use COLLfNS'S i L a s 7 = ) lan
BATTERY combined with 20
ROUs PLASrERl, and laugh at plin; &c: every
where. mn z9-Ih&SaZ'
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the Court. Upon this matter the contents
Of the hcx t,st discovered will probably
she'd food Of light.
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by Sampson & Adamson, Auciioreers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
GRANITE QUARRY PROPERTY,
AT GRANITE, IN CHEsTERFlELDCO COUNTY,
VA.AND VALUABLE MACHINERY CON
NECTED WITH SAID QUARRY.
by virtue of q decd of trust from the Old Do
mlnion Granite Company to the undersigned
dated the 4th February, 1878. and OF record IN
the clerks Office OF Chesterfield County Court, de-
fault having been made I'm the payment Of The
money therein secured, and the holders OF the
bonds issued under said deed of trust having re-
quested that sale should he made of the REAL
AND Personal PROPERTY therein conveyed,
we shall proceed 10 sell Mt public auction, on the
premises at Granite, on the Richmond and Dan
Vile railroad about five miles from the city OF
Richmond. IT o'clock \. VI. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1883,
that VALUABLE GRANITE QUARRY. with
all the BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
thereon. consisting OF TWO TRACTS OF LAND
one containing 10 ACRES and the other contain.
Ing "A ACRpS. And ut the same time will be sold
certain SJEkM-hNGINES, DERltlCkS, PuMPs,
CARS, RAILROAD-TRACk and IMPLEMENTS
and TOOLS used in the quarry business.
TERMS: Cash as to $4,000 and the costs ana
expenses of safe: and the balance on terms made
known ON day of sale.
BENJAMIN IT. NASH,
GEORGE W. HALL,
Trustees.
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CATARRII.


CANFORD's RADICAL CURE,
THE GREAT BALsAMIc DIsTILLATioN on
WITCH HAZEL. AMERICAN PINE
CANADIAN FIR, MARIGoLD,
CLovER-BLossoM.& &C.
for the
IMMEDIATE RELIEF AND PERMANENT
CURE or EVERY FORM OF cATARRH,
from simple Hcad-Coid or Innaenza To the Loss
OF smct, Taste, and Hearing, Cough. Hronchi'is'
aud Inciplcnt Consumption. Relief la ave MIN
uses In any and every case. Nothing ike H.
Grateful, fragrant, Wholesome. Cure begins from
ara application, and Is rapid, RADICAL permanent,
and nevcr-falling.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal SOL
vent, and Sanford's Inhaler, all In one pack
rye, forming complete treatment, of all drug
g.sts, fors1. ASK forSANFoRD's RADICAL CURE.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston.
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BvJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiopeer,
1J13 Main street.

4 DETACHED HREE-STORYB BRICK
"A DWELLING, NORTH LINE or CLAY 81,
TWEEN FOUSHEE AND ADAMS, FOX SALE
AT AUCTlON.-l VIII sell at public auction OH
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1883,
nj 2 O'Clock T.. NJ. that substantial THREE
STORY DETACHED BRIth DWELLING NO..
10 west Clay street, now occupied by T.. W Gates,
Esq. The house is well built, ana cshtI 1 .sn
little outlay can be made handsome residence.
Detached Kitchen IN yard. oo
Tile LOT fronts 80 feet, with depth Oh lou
feet 10 q Wide alley.
TERMS: one Third cash. balance In six and
twelve months, Interest added and secured by
trust deed j. THOMPSON BhONN,
NH 90 Auctioneer.
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RAILROAD LINES:
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


only ONE DOLLAR crFimaI
NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COsiPANY'S
JAMES RIVER LINZ FOR
NEWPORT NEWS,
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, FORTS
MOUTH. AND JAMf.s-2iNER LANDINGS,
CONNECTS AT PORTSMOUTH Fur
OLD POINT.
BAL TIMORF, AMI TnF NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON,
AND
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, sSiITllF1ELD,
AND EhSTEsN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER ~ DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE TO NORFOLK, $40, lNorr,trr
FARE ROUND TRIp. $500 w
WAY-LANDISG FARES FROM csc. TO 9oc'
MEALS 1oc.
One OF the Compsny's spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICIlN0ND OR ARIEL,
carrying United states mail,j
Il. G. CLIFFORD, Commanders
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY. at 7 A. AZ, for ab0ye-nan
places. Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk o.
$50 A. NJ, arriving N Richmond AZ abou, T.: NJ
Through tickets on sale steamer and NJ Gar,
through.
srATEROOMs CAN RI ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
>mlihueld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.;
NewberR, Washington, and TarbOro', n. C., and
all points In Eastern North Carona; also, FOR
Eastern shore of VIRGINIA, Old Point. and all regu
iar landings on james river. ~ LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued J.. n. TATUM,
IN 80 SUPERINTENDENT
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FoR BALTIMORE. i
POWHAThN LINE-DiRECT STEAMER.

Unul further notice. the steamer LUCHLE viii
sail every SATURDAY ~ L. NJ, from POWHA-
TAN DOCK. at Twcnty-fourth and Dock streets,
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills Of hding signed ana goods for
wnrdcd with dispatch 10 points North aud v est.
Frci s,ht received daily until > =. NJ.
For further information. amply to
". q. KNIGHT, Agent.
Il. i. WEISIGER. soliciting Agent. dc 22
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NOR NEW YORK.-The Old I1seS;;.

NOR NEW YORK.--The Old xDssS;
a Dominion steamship Company's sSssc5sxSz.as
propOscd sailings for the week following nre
MANHATTAN, Captain STEVENS, FRIDAY,
March 3Oth. az o'clock 4. Vi.
GUIANDOrlE, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
April lst, 1T 9 O'Clock a. II.
ROANOKE. Captain COUCH. TUESDAY April
Sd. ut O'Clock \. VI.
Freight received until o'clock z VI. Friday, 8
o'clock Il. NJ. saturday, and 10 10 s'clJck \. NJ.
Tu sday.
Through bills Of ladlng sgneo and goods for
wardcd with dispatch 70 all points north south,
east and west; also TO foreign p9ris
Passenger accommodations unsurpa. sed.
AttUr-cab!u fare 10 New York Nnciudne meals
and bcrth) 10; rom d-trp cts, Sl6; Storage,
with subsistence 81: without subsistence, SO.
Passengers leaving Eichmond Mondays, Tues
DAYS, = ednesdays. and saturdays by Tie Richmond
and Petersburg rnliroad 81 1850 4. u. VIII make
connection no Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, 5000. Tickets to be had at
the Richmond and Petersburg aepOt and a ".
Garber's. 1000 main street.
For freight or passage. apply to
GEORGE ". ALIEN & Co, Agents,
NH % omDany's Wharf, Rockets.