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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-09

Circulating Helper NJ the south.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Courier and Enquirer writes:
The publication OF the debates in Congress,
in the Southern press, has created Rreat
demand for the Helper book, which can be
only supplied through the Southern members
and under cover OF their own franks. They
| cannot refuse to let their constituents see it,
as that would imply distrust of their intclli-
gence and judgment. Booksellers cannot le-
gally sell Ii because it is declared to be IN
| cendiary. Ii cannot be forwarded by mail,
postage paid, or under the franks Of North
ern members, for under the recent decision
| of the Postmaster General, the Postmasters
of the South are bound TO burn them az dan
| gerous to the we'll being of the country. So
| the Southern members whose franks cannot
be suspected Of covering incendisry matter,
have to supply the demand for their several
constituencies. They consider it a great
bore. 1t completely disarms them OF their
arguments against Northern publishers who
| sell their books wherever and whenever they
can find market, for il it Is right for them
to supply the demand, it cannot be wrong
for the publishers to do the same thing.
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2 $500 - 4lgl =
RAILROAD,
OPEN To FORT MADISON.
ONLY ONE DAILY TRAIN.

EsR0M AND AFTER THURSDAY, JAN. 9Th
and until further notice, only one train will
be run each way, as follows:
viii leave Keokuk At 1890 O'Clock a. m and arrive
ut Fort Madison Mt .. m.
viii leave Fort Madison 1T $3.50 p. m. and arrive
1T Keokuk at 400 p. N.
The 1880 o'clock a. m train from Keokuk connecta
ct Fort Madison with first class Post Coaches Of the
Western Stage Co., making sure connections at
Burlington with evening trsins Hast and West.
flare by this route as LOW AS THE LOW.
EST and passengers sub ected to o. few changes >.
~ eny other route. ~ A
THROUGH TICKETS over this line can be pro.
cared to all the principal places East, West and
North, Of J. 4. TEWKSBUkY, Ticket Agent, op.
posite the Billings House, Main st., Keokuk.
D. w. DAVIS, Supt.
Jan. A, '60-dAw
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ca gentleman, on visit to Washing
ton, one day very coolly opened the door Of
the Senate Chamber, was about to pass in,
privileged member 20 sWhat do you mean
by that ?'' asked the stranger. The reply
was "A Governor, ex-Membsr of Congress,
or Foreign Minister The stranger re-
piled that he was a minister, uFrom what
rravely pointing ~. tho at ssrsne sr r.,I;sd'
sFrom heaven Sir. y TO this the door. keep.
er waggishly replied, "This government at
present holds DO intercourse with that for
eign power"
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BOOKsI B0OKstl BOOksuy

nUOA6J nOOABVV BOOyAHyIy
ElOcuttOn.
nR, MENTAL AND VOCAL PHILOSOPHY
~ involving the principles Of Reading and
Speaking, and designed for the development oil
both body and mind, in accordance with the ma
NJ. ID. For sale by
M. W. WESTCoTT,
Dscl0d s7MAin-st.
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TIE DRs MosNEs VALLEY WIG 10 published
every Monday al this office il one Of the Oldest pa
pers in Iowa, and has widely extended circnla-
tion throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
MissoaYi, and Western Illinois.
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GEO. C. ANDERSON. ALEXANDER BA RELAY
ESTABLISHED IN 1851
BANKING HOUSE OF
q II q A q II q. A ID n n q N Il q O.
I HAVE this day admitted as . partner In the
/ Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, {who has
been my teller for the last six years.. The bush
ness, hereafter, WILDE conducted under the firm
andstyle of
GEO. @. ANDERSON & co.
Being one of the oldest Banking Houses (if not
the oldest) inTowa, the new firm solcits coHtin-
uance of former patronage so literally extended to
the senior partner.
They viii make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day of payment, free Of charge.
Their references as formerly by senior part
ner wis
REFERENCES:
Park Bank, n. Y.
Winslow, Lanier Co., Bankers,
Edward w. Clark Il Co. ,Phiiadelphis.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman deipcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers, "
Gilmore h Br0thsrton " Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt CO., Louisville.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Ksokuk Jan. 50. GK0. @. ANDERSON
jAn6d
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DAVIES YeracIrx.

Ihe Congressional proceedings, published
on Saturday, were cut of in the midst Of n
debate between Davis, Porter, Dunn, and
othcrs. The mass OF the remainder il mot
OF much interest, bat the closing remarks Of
Mr.. Dunn, supporting the charge OF Mr..
Porter, place Mr.. Davis in bad predicamsnt
Tor man OF honor and veracity. We quote
bis language:
Mr.. Dunn thought from the courtesy Of
mr.. Miles, and his Acknowledgements OF the
ruics, ne would cheerfullv give him an op-
portunIty to reply to what Mr.. Davis said
Was false. He had not been accustomed to
hear such language. He begged to say to
Mr. Davis that he DUNN spoke to the peo-
pio OF Indiana, who knew both of them.
Even in our courts of Justice, by two wit
nesses the truth may be established, and
there was an additional one in the paper
which had inst been read. His COLLEAGUES
said that he did not in the canvass denounoe
the bred Scott decision, but there were
thousands of living witnesses who will read
tins debate with surprise, and in due time
~iii s1ii tnc country what nc said. he Dunn,
heard the speech Of Davis on the occasion i,
when the friends OF Douglas were there in
mass meeting to express their feeling in re-
gard TO him and the Administration.
The ball was crowded to its utmost capac-
ity 4; On the platform were men who had
grown grey in the Democratic ranks. and
they used the language which 10 80 familiar
TO Republican ears. The fercest Abolition.
ist never denounced the bred Scott decision
with more bitterness and force than did his
colleague. Az to the charge of falsehood he
DUNN would leave that to the people Of In.
diana.
The ILLINOIS DoUoLAs CosyEsTlos.-A
special dispatch from Springfield to the
Chicago Tribune says of the spirit OF tina,
body
ss1he Douglas Democratic Convention,
now ia session in this city, numbers three
hundred and seventy -one delegates, most OF
whom are without zeal in tho cause or hope
OF success. The body has funeral aspect
that would make DANTE glad"
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mAH HE ID.

mAH HIED,
On the 5th inst, by the Rev. r. w. McChord
Mr.. WIN. HOLLAND to Miss CLARA N. LusK. All
of Clay Grove.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer Bohemian.

portland, Jan. S.
The steamship Bohemian arrived this even
ing, from Liverpool on the 2lst, via Queens
town 22nd.
The American arrived on the 10Th.
The meeting Of the Congress is definitely
fixed for the 10th of January.
The Representatives OF the Powers are
nearly all officially announced, including
Cayour for Sardinia.
The London Times, on the execution of
Brown, ridiculcs Northern sympathy when
too late, and predicts the matter will tend to
strengthen the South.
The weather had been very severe but had
moderated.
Jerome Napoleon's health lie improving.
The reported reduction in the French tar
iii will apply principally TO cotton.
The Bourse elosec at 70f. to rs.
The Spanish forces were concentrated at
Centa, but the Moors were still the assail-
ants. Another engagement responsibilities
trous to the Moors.
Numerous political arrests are reported 10
Naples.
The reported abdication OF the Emperor OF
Austria 10 unfounded.
Austria WINS reducing her ar my.
Affairs in Hungary daily grow more threat
sning.
Important submissions have been made to
Russia in the Caucasus.
A large feet OF cotton ships arrived to-
day.
The ship VIM. Stetson, Mobile, for Liver
pool, foundersd at sea. Grew saved.
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Insurance! Insurance Insurance
DOLICIRS on Stores. Dwellings, Merchandise
Pork Houses. Public Buildings, Manufacturing
Establisments Household Furniture, md III insu-
rable property, issued at the lowest rates in the
following snbstantiai COMPANIES
PHOENIX ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL $400, 900.
CITY FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN,
CAPITAL $l60,000.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL 100000.
MERCHANTS ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL $780, 900.
This Agency always pays Its losses promptly !
CASH.
Dwellings, with Furniture therein, insured at q
VERY MODERATE PREMIUM, for one, three or i've
years. Call and learn the rates.
WIN. W.. BELkNAP, AQ,t.
jan2dlm 6ccond-st., near Main.
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Keokuk. Mt. Pleasant and Mus.
catine, and Iowa Southern
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y. X. HICKEY,
General Agent. Commit ssi . ner 81
DECIDE. ana Notary Rubitc.
GIVES special attention 10 Buying, Selling, or
NJ Exchanging Real Estate. Parties having
property to sell viii please call.
oFFICK-At the store Of w. p. Hickey, No. IS
Main st., Ksokuk.
decIOd3m
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- Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at q
low rates other Companies who pay their Losses.
III. b. TEN-EYCk, Agent,
Office corner ID and MAR ats, Keokuk, Iowa.
Jan. &. s5Q-dlm
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X eoku NIX Hran ch Bank stock for sale.
m SHARES OF the Stock of the State Bank
III Branch ut Keokuk. for sale. Apply at the
Banking House of Ii. X. Love 4 Co.
Jan. s, 'B0-d JOHN q FLOYD
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then lying in the City Hospital from the eff
feet OF 500 lashes, which had almost put an
end to his life.
On Saturday morning last at seven O'Clock
the poor workman was taken from prison,
and conducted quietly on board the steamer
for New York. He arrived in this city on
Monday last, where be is still staying, recov-
ering from the effects Of his i'll .treatment,
and looking for work. which we hope he may
find.
We have only one comment to make on
.a;s case. his -ac informed =. that, Il
common with the great mass of Irishmen in
this country, he had always voted with the
Democratic party. He had long known in
Philadelphia that the Democratic party up
held slavery, but he never learned, until be
went to South Carolina, that slavery crushed
the white laborer, and that the Demo cratic
party, in upholding slavery, is therefore the
enemy OF Irishmen, who are nation OF Ia
borers. La the Southern States, work ia
looked upon az dishonorable, and workmen
as degraded. This is what an Irish stone
cutter learned while cutting stone in South
Carolina. We hope the lesson of his expe-
rience may reach the ears OF his countrymen!
In publishing the above it is but just to
the people OF South Carolina to state that
the brutal treatment Of Powers was proper
| ly denounced by the Charleston Courier, the
most influential paper in the State. That
journal, after recapitulating the facts, saws
| SIN the name Of law, and the honor and
fame OF South Carolina, we protest against
| such acts and such modes of punishment fer
offences which are amply covered by our
statutes.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-23
PIANO EORTES!
LIGHTE l. BRADBURRY'S PIANOS.

WE CALL the attention the citizens Of Rich <zz
w mond, and Virginia, to our Piano Fortes which 1tz5
have placed with Mr. Carus that their qualities,
in every respect may be tested by the side Of theli "
famed Chickering's.
We warrant all our Pianos and show as high and
any factory the country All Of which
he seen at Mr. Caruss on Broad Street Sd door from 9th
dsl6- LIGHTE BRADBURY.
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onnTGATep wRoUGmr IRON AND

IORh UGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
~ WIRE RA1LINGSecued by Letters Patent) Admirably
adapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Baconys Cot
&c Sheep and OK Hurdle, Patent Wire, sackng Bead
stead with every variety Of Yodng Iron Beadteads and Iron
Wire Coal Screens Ore Sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito Sheep reutsy and other
purposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
hety, for Gardens, &c 49,
NJ. WALKER 4 SONS, Manufacturers,
No oS5 Market, N eOrner Sixth street., Philadelphia
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wishing to obtain tickets for servants
y the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac r. for Wash
ngon City, and points further North must In all cases be vouch
for responsible white citizen OF Richmond In person.
known 10 the officers Of the Road tickets wi be sold APP
piled for by letter. A. d. ALLEN,
ma2O-ly Ticket Agent.
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OR. j. S. ROSES EXPEGIoRXNT or coucn

81
far Consunption Cds Conghs Asthma Splitting Of BL,d
Bronchitis, and all Dtseaees ~ he Lungs
This Syrup, having stood the Of years experience
emey for irritation inflammation OF the Lungs Throat
ha acknowledged by all 20 be remedy emlneny superior
her known compounds used for the relief and radical
fCoughs and Consumption
In compromising Cough Syrup for general use physician
none but physician should attempt prescription compel
d. from his knowledge Of the constitution and constituted pa.
avoid entirely the addition Of drugs thsi any
end TO do injury His object only symptom suh
cough TO stop hut IL Is also experd Of regularly .lucari
octor that he should his pstient the peeu
Ter alay cough by his opium and squ noAss And g
num- anthony, mopha and Wild cherry bark and be
ounabe for the after health Of his patient Many Of Ne no
the day have power stop cough and me drndel NcP
ulled into ncurabe form 81 DISEASE perhaps DEATH
prevent that Lion OF Diseases CONSUMPTION Price, and A.
DIR. j. y. ROSES PAIN CURER.-' ms popular
md falling remedy has alone stood the 3. Of iEs
THE PAIN CURER cures Rheumat' sm
THE PAINCURER cures painsT thellnbs ioIn,'. bach
spine.
THE PAIN CURER CT ole pale. In the stomach
Bowels.
THE PAIN CURER cures sealds Burns, spralns srd
Bruises.
THE PAIN CURER any pain Internally or eItsr.
ally, and should be kept In every family.
We shall only 20 the afflicted, PAIN CIEiFR,
III gives relief eeommendt Others; falls
Remember II has come from a regular Physician.
DIR. J. s. ROSES DlSPEPTIC COMPOUND,
,s so amy '"s cure '' and Liver Complaint Price "
Dyspepsia may known by coyeness bclchn- up OF
stomach and sometimes darnma or ooseness Of The bov
headache, feelings cold feet wakeunes and variable
,ppete II these symptoms allowed 20 on long without
his medicine (Which will always cure then follow debility ofhe
DIR. j. ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND. fortu
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder Price 81 Tie great E
AnDR. J. =. ROSES GENUHNE MEDICINES
hayehs written signature over the Cork Of each bottle re
For sale by all respectable Drugists
soldby WARNER L. wARING, General Agent,
lVi Broad Street, above 9Th,
fuu
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CHICKERING PIANOS.

A NEW and full supply Of these splendid lnstru- -.
N mens have been received. E179f5<1x
In addition to the beautiful Bos de NOlx, the Cir
,ular Action, and the Grand have now the Bou- ~
doir, a beautiful instrument Of an upright form.
Chickering's received IS first prize medals all
competitors first institutions aud fairs OF
Europe. They have manufactured and sold
Pianos than any factory IN the world
From the Chickering's have emanated the best and most perna
nen improvements that have brought the Piano Its present
lection and by the great capita! they have Invested In nanuac-
turing they sell fully fifty per cent cheaper than
any other factory None instruments leave the
without having fully Inspected by the best artists
As this factory has never than agency In city, In
Richmond te instruments only be sold by the subscriber
The factory all Pianos sell Orders promptly at
tended TO- -
Warerooms north Broad street. 9h and AZ Hsbs
a Brothers, No. 100 Main street -
u.
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N1AR1NE NEWS
PORT or RICHMOND. juno -.

PORT OF RICHMOND. juno -.
uas ,-,frsa,r1 o1-erx-,rS a.sE az, s.rs ,-.
ARRIVED
Steamer Geo Peabody P.chard Bao mlss and passengers
4 4 ". Currir.
steamer Penny, gaua Teal Philadelphia nts and passengers
4 r.. Cardozl
sehr Wave tBr) Atwood Halifax FISH, shields S0meryie
s Go KI-g.--. PhiI4. noise ". ID Colgg't. s. Co.
Richard Bu~.Hkle, French, and, lime, LjHg Bur-
Ashland Graves, Baltic yuaao, Edmoad, Davenport s.
Martha Couu. Collins. y " hay, Br.Is'5rd 4 Co.
SAILED.
Steamship Jamestown skinner ~ Y, mise and passengers,
Ludam Watson
Soh- Mary L. Johnson Earrls ri, Calhoun stone, W D. Col
Big La1ras,,a, sa',, Boston, u5ss, w. D. Co,qa4 CO.
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SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.

SAWINU AND TURNING.
TE Oldest Establishment In Richmond where may be be hse
the above articles iH psciO at the shortest notice.
Being Of giving entire satisfaction the subscriber soil
cts heretofore public patronage Having recently added
cabinet carpenters Turning IL his business the public
have ,0ihOWt pp0Rtsnt delay Give call
se2l-u MILES AMBLER, Mayo street.
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SVlIuFg NCHIEBULE
o. TWE


NAV YORH AM VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TEluE ROANOKE Cap; C.ae. having resumed her ,lsTSs
aps s.lia .e t-.- steamships saa passing ta.' -s-sts-
o.. YoRsIowN c.., Parrish. leaving Richmond 'ar Sew
The JAMESTOWN CtIl Skinner. ever. Friday afternoon az ,
tn, EotNoEg every N.ally aa-aiasa, - hour named Co.
F,-a1.-a .. q. issued ty h-,. Steamers -.sra-l Trip a
e., meals ana ,ts'r'"r '.' I1 a.'. barry.
Posse -a N.- s only t' 'ri n' charge ar ar'l' and
rs.- s.,,r 500 90 Na.. DING t-l -s.ar-'-r ,a tlal and
f-s.e r-ss.rs.7, ,r,,.,,,.,y,-s.,.
INOR THs DI.rESItt co.. t"Lt .'si.s.,. -
( rtt r.I schooner Wu n INLAND Car. t"y, .sa-sss
ll.,-5. w.p o1l,--r . o.,
.T.tESErrA,' shin. master. having t. sr-..er SEls
portion of Der ..--1 er--.t s.I have uI,s despatch
F1- freight o. aUh.N. tobacco, to comp a. c,.. apply Co
SUMNER AISRNNGl MENl. vN ..-
= .ANsS H.NsS EOS g1' i'.NL D. ,.- --s-= s4-sz2a-
It's 'ECN, have been rlt H hs. - .-.- and W ruH o 't
ne GIN COVE Cap. wa y Garter WIN leave Oh. vaa5ra.
Rockets, regularly ey.-y MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and Fal1Al
tp1ea 81, aI touch 90 A .s regular iallit oa t'c siy,r
ri, CURTIS PrCS Cap, C G.r-l b..-. neatly r...I u
evening ,f G o'clock All. -.i-r i-l,r.tI. sflr, t NORFOLK
NA' tnl .t', 2 ..- '.A' ''N '.''. ''.' '.
Csrenort Grove wharf ut Fiet Portsmouth, and Na-ri>
Re;s-u.rE Portsmouth, Ola Po.e Rock "talr Grove nart
O'Clock. Non isy morning
f.vsss - hs saturday tr aal re.s-a next evening meal
rl,s.rs On regular TRIPS eHrtaa 60 Ola Point. Po-nouH
or Norfolk g. Meals Co any given on any 5oate eea
rs-Ere,sh, taken a, usual
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BLOWS FOR FALLOWING--- o.
i CULTIyATORS AND HARiOWs FOR S$SfsSN-=-9
PUTTING IN Misunderstanding that have - Nm
In my NEW PLOW the hest Pow In 1zxss,az
this the Farmers and Planters VIII furnish then
with Implements not better than they nov
have they them after trying them Tree OF charge
kf7-Presh supply Of Turnip seed just received.
p H. STARKE, No 80 Main ST.,
Iuoo do 81 CHARLES Hotel
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NORFOLK OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON,

5ss-t-y-5 Se1-5S-s s--t-5 49,. E77;-Zz 49,
F5NEuUGH Ia ~ hours 60 Norfolk and in SIX hours to Old
4 Point, from Richmond.
The most comfortable end expeditions route between Rich
the place Is by the Richmond aRd Petersburg
Petersburg thence BY the Norfolk and Petersburg ROAD
ho.ioR thence by steamers 70 Old Point and Hampton
sCHLIUIE
Richmond 49, NJ, reach Norfolk at 49, and Old
Point az $40 T.. NJ
NJ deI on be boat, bet Norfolk and Old Point
From Old Point the 1880, A. NJ and connects
with IN, X which leave At p. 81, reaching Rich
Point and Norfolk. T. II. WfNNE,
i-li-U Sup't K. and +. X z.
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W snrpEFs 81 rR NnTrC ySR If Is III ~
STATIONS on THE DIFFERENT RAILROADS WEST OF LYNCH
BURi required 10 all cOnslgnnen Of every
descrptlon plainly brush bra nd the weight 81
package Of the congnee Ola nond letter and
the point Of destoation.
The specify weight every package separately
and correspond fully win the marks, Otherwise they VIII not be
received for transportation. J. SAMPSON,
i.2-dIm Gent Freight gent, X. A ID. r. R.
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HECTOR DAVIS. Auctioue,
DIR, y. -. RgSE.

TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
EVERY INTELLIGENT AND THINKING
IL person must knew that remedies handed general
hould have their efficacy established by vel experience
he hands Of regularyeducaed Physician Rose has
abored long and diligently practice Of medicine
md his remedies well
~. LIZ. -.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ATTRACTIVE AND CHEAP ROUTE TO OLD POINT
AND NORFOLK.
do AInnl-, L'x-f,,n

Fare -, Meals EXIIa-
ON and after Monday, June llh, Trains n
~ will run daily, except Sundays follows Ese
Regular passenger trains, stopping only at headoT Dispatch
and IuHsta's signal.
VIII leave Richmond at M VIII leave White House at
p NJ -
Accommo daiion Train carrying Freight and Passengers will
leave White House si5 A. NJ. VIII leave Richmond at
49, z. NJ
The new fast and commodous steamer, West Point Capt C.
Rowe will leave White House. Mondays Wednesdays and FT
DAYS at 81 A. NJ landing only West Point, Moody Cap.
pahOsrk gers yorktown, GOu ester Point arriving In time
for Dinner Old Pour A. p NJ and Norfolk a. 3h p VI
Reurnngihe Point will leave Norfolk Tuesdays, Thurs
Saturdays NJ u5 A NJ and Old Point at IA, A. NJ
landing only above ana arrive At White House In time to con
meet with the cars arrivif Richmond al 5 2. NJ
No 4 at landings will be made -, =, -,
received IhuSiays ana faurdays Tor OK
River. is Thps X SiAkP Supt
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BURNING AND LUBRlCATlAG COAL OILS.
THE GREAT KANAWHA COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
Consisting owN STATE has appointed
Agents for the sale OF their justly celebrated
BURNING AND LII BRICArlNG COAL OILS,
quality which warranted and CSADULTERArgD
invite Apo;hecares and Dealers throughout
supply, which will large and sold by ohOsGe
only at the lowest Factory prices. 1900. . ,..,.o,,
rYT1 y
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DOMAIN Il CO.,

Commission Merchants.
SHOCROE SLIP,
Richmond, virginia,
CONTINUE give particular attention TO the sale Tobacco
Wheat Corn Cotton other country produce, consignment
y VII resnrctflllY solicited. la4-dgm