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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08

Good building lots in East Davenport, have
fine view of the river Rock Island, and the ctiea
Of Davenport aud Rock Island. Price $500 each.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08
GOOD NEWS. &
8 TO YES! STOVES.!

n R0rekn. Coed Samaritan ard
Z. Monitor CnnnOn.
|HvRY THEN. Each received the First Premi-
! J UNI at the late Agricultural air. Thcy
will save one half Of the fuel, which is an item 1t
the present price Of coal. Also many other kind
Of Cooking and Heating Stoves At low rates.
ing, and Copper Work Of al kinds. sorghum
pans, ETC.. ETC., and all kinds Of timers work
and tin ware constantly on hand and made to or
der. ii DUMONTiA LIMBTRNER.
nov7d1y 16 Main ST.. Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08

Z Out lots Of ten acres each, hslfmile from city
Of Rock Island, on the Camden and Rock Island
road. Suitable for gardening or fruit raising.
mar15 Apply to GEO. J.. DAVENPORT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08
Celebrated Ltres. Pulls /!

for ne Cure Of Hepdtis. or Lirer Complaint,
Dyspepsia and Sick Headache
In oaerin, 10 the public DR. Mcl1ne's Celebrated
Liver PHI. as remedy for Liver and Bilious Com
paint we presume no apology will be needed. The
great rc.acncc Of Liver Complaints and Bilious bis
ease. "iali kinds. throughout the United States and
particularly in the West and SOUTH where in the
lory 4 Cases. the patient il not within the reach OF
reguia physician, requires that remedy should
pc pr. hed that would not in the least impair the
stfutin and yet I've safe and cfiectual That such II
me Tu character Of DR. McIAncs Liver Pills there cal
be- no doubt. The testimony lay before you and
the graf success which has invariably attended ihe
Use. H. we think be sufficient to ,ince the mos
inered ons II has been sincere wish. that thess
is Should be fairly and fully tested and stand fal
oy ne fleets produced That they have been tested
and t the result has been In every respect favorable
i we cal thousands 90 witness who have experienced
their beneficial eticcts
DIR. Aclancs Liver Pills not held forth and rec
ommetded like most Of the popular medicines Of tn,
| day q universal curealls, but simply for IIVEi
| coMf AIMS, and those symptoms connected with
l Il d-ta f,tt Lns,..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08
Gridley's Salt Rheum and letter
Ointment

will be found valuable with the Iodine and Sarsa
pariia in subdung the disease. The Iodine ant
Sarsaparila purlties the blood and removes thu
cause, while the Ointment heals the Sores, ant
thus speedy cure is effected. Both are recon
mended to be used for these complaints.
Some hing the n llllcted sh'd know
Those who are afflicted and need special Puri
flying medicine, should know that
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

The liver is much more frequently the sea Of dis
ease 'Anis generally supposed The function il II de-
signed 10 perform and on the regular execution OF
which spends not only The general health OF the body
but III powers Of the stomach bowels brain and the
whole neryous system shows its vnst and vital import
ance u human health. When the liver IL seriously
diseased II IN fact not only dcrangcs the vital functions
ofthe tody. but exercises powerful influence over
the mad and its operations, which cannot easily be
deserted. II has close connection with other ds-
eases. md inaniiests itself by great variety Of
symptoms Of most doubtful character that II mis-
leads ore ply sicinns, even Of great eminencc, than
any otter vital organ The intimate connection that
exists 1etwecn the liver and the BRAIN aud the great
dominion which am persuaded il exercises over the
passios Of mankind, convince me that many uniortu-
nate b. ng- have committed acts Of deep and criminal
atroci, or become what fools term hypochondriacs,
from H. simple fact Of diseased state the liver.
have ling been convinced that more than one half Of
the col plants which in this country are To I've
considHed having their seats in diseased state oi
| the livcf. will enumerate some Of Them lNDiGEs-
TloN, DERANGED STATE THE BOWELS. IRRITABLE AND
vINDICIIvE FEELINGS PASSIONS from triflng aud
| Inadequate causes. Of which afterwards feel
ashahlei: last though not least, more than THREE
FouRTs VI the diseases enumerated under the head Ol
CuNst yfTios have their seat in diseased liver This
| Is truly frightful catalogue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08

Lots with front on the NJ. 4 N. X. b. and
100 feet on Western Avenue and Gaines streets,
with frame Office and stable first rate location
for lumber yard.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08

IS Good building lots in the city Of Rock
Island, within FIVE minutes walk Of the U. s.
Arsenal. Price from 600 to 1850.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08
TEICHMANN T. CO.,

TEICHMANN T. CO.,
Manufactures of
Kiln Dried and Fine Beltod Neal,
FOR FAMILY USE.
Orders taken 1t the mill on
Marris0ss st., BeSsreess eta 3 III
And At their store corner of
Front and Brady Streets.
Corn Ia ken IN Exchan &c.
lClTY PROPERTY!
For N.aLE.
| Lot corner Brady and Fifth street, 64x15O.
| Lot corner Perry and Fifth street. 64xf5O.
facilities, andi suitable for stores, houses,
or mills.
Lot corner Of Perry and riAh streets, "a feet
front on Railroad, and $50 feet front on Perry
street, and Is the best position in tho city for an
elevator.
Lots with front on the NJ. 4 M. r. r. and
100 feet on Western Avenue and Gaines streets,
with frame Office and stable first rate location
for lumber yard
Good building lots in East Davenport have
fine view of the river Rock island and the cities
Of Davenport aud Rock Island. Price $500 esch.
Is Good building lots in the city Of Rock
Island, within five minutes walk Of the U. s.
Arsenal. Price from $500 TO $3.50.
Out lots Of ten acres each, helf mile from city
Of Rock Island, on the Camden and Rock Island
road. Suitable for gardening Or fruit raising.
mar15 Apply to GEO. l.. DAVENPORT. .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08

With this medicine you cure yourself for on,
tenth the money that ply sicans charge, withou
change Of diet or hindrance from business. ant
hus prevent all chance of exposure and ruin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08
DR.. EASTERLvS IODINE & SARSA.
phRllll

Will cure Scrofua. Erysipelas Ringworm and
letter, Salt Kheum Scald Head, Old Sores,
Blotches Pimples on the face, and all Eruptions
Of tho Skin. But for the cure of Scrcfula, Old
Sores and Skin Diseases Of every kind
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08
DR.. EaSterly'S Iodine and
NarSaDarill0

Is u great female medicine. II Immediately
counteracts the Dervelcssness OF the female frame
Those suffering from weakness and lassitude who
use it, Mt once become vigorous and iull Of ener
w under its influence. No female should neglect
to take it who is approaching that period Of life,
the CESSATION or THE MENSES. In such
caa1snL cannlf he Ton LinLly recnmme nded
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08
CITY PROPERTY!
FOR N.aLE.

l Lot corner Of Perry and FIN streets, 81 feet
front on Railroad, and $50 feet front on Perry
street. and Is the best position in tho city for an
elevator
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08

Is great healing, purifying and self curin!
remedy, requiring no medical and or advice, a
plain directions for use accompany each bottle o
the medicine. = 1t is very agreeable to the taste
and perfectly harmless TO the constitution, an,
will silectualy cure the most virulent cases o
private disease, and restore the system to pc
feet state of health and purity
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25
The DAILY N ews.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 25, 1866.
CO NJ nj UNIC ALTON MS.


To Colonel A. o. ANDREWS, President Of The Cham
Der Of Comm erce:
Dear Sir:-The bill "to repeal tho Usury Laws
Of this Stato," introduced into the last Legisla-
ture, passed the House Of Representatives after
full debsto, and was sent to tho Senate.
There not being sufficient time left for it 8 dis.
cussion in that body it was continued over until
tho next session, when it will be taken up; and as
it is advocated by some Of tho strongest mon
there, there is good reason to hope that it will bo
passed by tho Senate and become law.
1t is important, however, that the supporters of
the measure in tho Legislature should have at
their command all the facts derived from the OK.
perienco OF merchants to assist the argument,
and it occurs to me that much good can be dono
by the Chamber OF Commerce in tho matter, at
this time.
II committee were appointed to collect and
rednce into tangible form such material az the
experience Of the mercantile community furnish
es since the last session Of the Legsla ture alone
without going to more remote times, and il tho
state OF the none! market during the past year,
and it's present condiion-all going to show how
unnatural an obstruction the Usury Laws have
been and are to tn flow of capital-could be-
clearly presented to tho mind of tho LegisatureI L
feel assured that his absurd and useless relic of the
past will soon be done away with, and money will
be allowed to take it's proper place and value as
an article OF free trade, and be controlled by the
only natural and safe law of supply and demand.
Trusting that some action will be taken by the
Chamber OF Commerce. showing by an array OF
facts how far the Csury Laws have, probably
discouraged capital during the past year from in
Vestment in productive industry in South CARROLL
ma, and that some effort will be made by Won to
give proper expression to the experience and
opinions of merchants on the subject,
1 am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
THEODORE G. BARKER
Member House Of Representative
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25
COTTON GINS.
THE UNDERSIGNED

AS JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM ENGLAND.
IL ABOUT 1000 YARDS OF SUPERFINE OONFED.
EhATE GREY CLOTH, manufactured ssyfor civil.
JAMS summer and early fall wear In the South viii
be sold In Suits, or small lots. Also In bond, about
5000 yards OF heavy GREYS for winter
N Is. Theae tha les will always be found in my store
HhNhY ThENCHAkD, formerly CT til manufactures
Ior tne 90 iederate states army, Nos. II and ls Ex
change street Charleston, g. O.
RT Will barter for Wool. limo June %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25

Messrs. Editors;-Our attention has been called
to an article published in your issue OF Gath inst,
In reference to closing stores OF our principal
merchants at O'Clock P. N. We heartily concur
In 30 wise suggestion as proposed. The intense
heat OF the weather is too severe to endure con-
hnement for days incessant labor The pur-
ohases made by customers can be easily effected
In the early part OF the day. The beneficial effects
resulting from this change would be such as to
give renewed energy to employees, and Ht them
Tor their arduous duties, now in view, the coming
fall. We propose that lists be made out and car
RED around to merchants for their signatures.
poth on King and Meeting streets, and that Il
commences from Monday. 30th July, 1865, to CON.
tlnue IN force until they deem ft to CHANGE r.
we trust that the above will meet with the ap-
provsl OF all concerned viz "p-
JULY "a, 1865. KING AND MEETING SITS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14
ITO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND AND
i VIRGINIA..
SPLENDID STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS AT RETAIL -!

am receiving by every steamer, and BY Express,
large additions to my stock Of Goods, which Is NOW
COMPLETE, comprising every article TO be found In
FIRST CLASS RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT,
All selected by SAMUEL II. PRICE, who has been long
familiar with the trade of Virginia and with tho wants
of its citizens.
In the GREAT VARIETY on hand will be found
Rich American and French Prints all at the lowest
prices.
Beautiful Printed Brillantes, Jaconets, lawns and
Organizes.
New style Printed English Bareges Mozambiques and
Grenadines.
Rich Checked Mohair de Paris.
Elegant Printed Hernanis, the most beautiful goods
Of the
The most choice and beautiful assortment OF small
checked French Silks.
Superb Black and Plain Colored Silks
Elegant Silk Nantes OF newest Paris mode
Low-priced shawls and Cloth sacques for Spring.
Cambria and Linen Embroideres in every variety.
Real Thread Laces, Handkerchief, Collars, &c, &c
White Goods and Linens good assortment;
Plaid and Checked Swiss and SHRED Muslins, new
and choice articles.
Alexandre's, Jeuvn's and Cheilly's Paris Kid
Gloves.
AIexandre's Silk Gloves, black and colOred.
Misses and ladies' Thread Gloves, in every variety
Particular attention is invited to my stock of
MOURNING GOODS, such as
English Bareges
Grenadine Bareges
Real Hernans
Grape de Paris, Tamartines and Plain Bareges
Black and White lawns and Ginghams
The stock of GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS
isc omplete, such as
Summer Cassimeres
Cashmerets, Cottonades and Linen Drillings
We ask special attention to our real FRENCH COR
SETS and the NEW PARIS BOULEVARD SKIRT, the
latest and most perfect article for comfort and ee
gance.
NEW GOODS receiving every week. by which our
stock will be always supplied with the latest goods of
the season. JOHN C. MILLER,
Corner of Ninth and Main streets.
Salesmen-wM. H. GORDON and JOHN TEMPLE,
late of Samuel NJ. Price Il Co.. WEN. J. ARMSTRONG
and C. E. WINGo late with Samuel N. Price Co. +;
(all of Richmond Val mh20-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14

A LOT OF NEGROES ATTEMPT TO Cur OUT OF
JAIL--Night before last seven negroes, under the
guidance of James Jones, attempted to break jail
The cell in which they were confined was cut
through, and they succeeded in getting into the
yard Of the jail After accomplishing this much
they had a greater task vet to perform. They had
either to climb the wall, which is about forty feet
high, or cut through it. They concluded to try the
latter plan, and from the hole in the wall we would
Judge shat they cut about half through it. To cut
through two walls in one night was rather more
than they could accomplish, and the consequence
was. that before finishing their job they were de-
tected. The probability is if they could have Dor
rowed a few more hours, they would have made
good their escape. They are now confined in cells
No. IL and 10, and being fed on bread and water
The jailkeeper informs that there are four crazy
men there that are always making terrible noise,
both day and night And for this reason, he says,
the noises at night are not as much needed as
heretofore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14
LUBRICATING OIL, &c.


GHESEBROU G. III , S PATENT LU BRI-
" eating OILs.-As agent for the sale Of these
OILS invite attention to their claims the patronage
ofths public:
LIST They are, beyond question: the best and most
economical lubricators ever discovered.
ID Their density is such that one gallon will lubr-
cate perfectly, for given time, much machinery as
two gallons Of the lubrcators generally used
Sd They stand 32' Beaume and So Fahrenheit,
which is very near the weight OF Sperm.
4th They will stand heat test OF 2O09 Fahrenheit.
9TH They will not chill at loo below Zero.
9th They contain acid, nor has any acid whatever
been used In their manufacture
7th They are free from all impurities, and are war
ranted gum but, the contrary, will preserve
machinery free from gummy accunulations.
sh They % per cent cheaper price than other
oils
am prepared to supply these Oils in packages 10
suit dealers, and respectfully solicit orders.
b. DENNIS,
Cary, between 18th and 10th sts.
mhl9T Richmond va.
DAvIDB. CLARK, formerly with Nessrs. NJ Blair &
Co.. respectfully informs his old customers and friends
that he can be found the above house, and soeits
their trade.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14

The SUBURBs.-Doctor Bolton, while giving his
views before the Committee on Public Health, on
Thursday evening last as to the best measures to be
adopted for the prevention Of the spread of cholera
drew attention to the condition of the suburbs. A
large part Of Church and Union Hills is in the
county. and Of course over it the City Council
have no Jurisdiction. II rests then with the county
Justices to cooperate with the Committee on
Public Health of the city. We call on them 70 do
so promptly, and win keep it constantly before the
public how FAR they cooperate or fail to do So
A NOToR1oUs CHARACTER IN LMBO.-As the mail
boat John Sylvester reached the wharf at Rockets
Yesterday afternoon, John MoGauly, who has been
for some time past making that locality his beat"
leaned aboard of her and commenced business by
attempting to pick the pocket of a lady passenger
Beipg detected in the act by the clerk Of the boat
he was arrested and handed over to the police, who
committed him to the lock up. It will be remem-
bered that he was before the Mayor a short time
since for attempting to break into a house of ILL
fame.
McGauly was born in Buffalo, n. Y, and has
travelled all through the South following according
to circumstances, the avOcation Of pick-pOcket,
burglar, &c.
An illuminated biographical sketch of him APP
peared in the Police Gazette about three months
ago.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, &c.


T OOK L00Kl!
~ Just received, by Express, another supply Of
those -
Beautiful Calicoes at only III cents per yard,
English Berages at only 25
Dueals at IS cents per yard, g.. ft
Fine Linen Lawn only 80 cents per yard. . ..,
... % ALSO, a. -..
Beautiful Figured Hernana .r.. s
0rgandie Lawns
Plaid Challes ..
Embroidered Benges
Poptins .,.
Striped and Plain Alpacas
Plain and Fancy Spring Silks
A superior line Of Black Dress Goods.
All the above Goods, and many others, were bought
this week, .
AND AT PANIC PRICES
And will be sold such low figures as to convince all
persons that
No I7S BROAD STREET, CORNER oP SIXTH,
Is the place to buy your Goods, where you can get
them at the VERY LOWEST PRICES.
w.R. POLK,
ia Rroad at corner Sixth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14

the fact that they selected the larger sizes Of both
boots and shoes Two of the boxes were found on
the opposite side of the street empty, in a pile OF
bricks The orOW.bar used in forcing open the door
was left by the party. The young man employed in
the store, and who always sleeps there, was at the
time spending the early part Of the night out and 1t
was in his absence that the store entered About
twelve o'clock the policeman on duty in the neigh
bOrhOOd found the dOsr open, and reported the
facta
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14

Roor I'D sHOE STORE ROBBED.-Bnggs' boot
"a .bos $40, e, on Twelfth street. between Main and
Tr.nEiD was fOrcibly entered by the front door on
hr,sd.v ni0h between the hours Of ten and twelve
-,.,.oL ana 70 bbed of i've boxes of ladies' shoes,
- 81 fine ,boOts, of his own make, and i've
- - Nortber make, all valued al three hundred
dollars. The pan W NUS nave Oeen hesfOtS' HUN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14

WAxorHER CASE OF HORSE yesterday
morning Sergeant Howard and Policeman Jones
arrested man named A. Jordan, charged with
stealing horse, valued at sixty dollars, the proper
ty Of William E. Stage. He was turned over to
Justice William E. Wade, Of HenricO county by
Major Claiborne for examination.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14
OLDEN HILLS ACADEMY.
~ CLASSICAL AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
THOs T. BoULDIN, NJ. A, University Virginia, Prn
cpal.
TH0S T. BOULDIN JR., Assistant

CLASSICAL AND ELEMENTARY sCHObI.
THos T. BoULDIN, NJ. A. University Virginia, Prin-
cipal.
THoS T. BoULDIN, JR., Assistant.
The regular session oil this school is divided into
two terms-he first term commencing the LIST septem-
Der and closing the 3lst January; the second com
mencing the LIST February and closing Both June.
The object of the School is to prepare the student Tor
college for the ordinary business oife The method
of instruction will be by daily Rotations and lectures
At the close of each month, circulars, showing :he
average standing Of the pupil in his classes during the
month"; will be forwarded to the parent or GUARDIAN
Near the close of each there will be an oral and
written examination of each class upon the studies pur-
sued during that term; and when the pupil dlstln-
cuisines himself in these examinations, certificates oil
such distinction will be awarded to him.
The school IL located in Charlotte county, virginia,
two miles from brakes Branch Depot Of the Richmond
and Danvlle Railroad, and eighty miles from Rich
mond The location has been remarkably healthy LOT
DEMONSTRATION and board lights and towels ex-
ceped session Of ten months, three hundred dol
lars, in currency, payable at the commence
ment of each term.
Chas. L. Mosby, Robert j. Davis, VIM. T. Yaneey,
Esas Lynchburg Rev. J. Blair Dabney, Campbell
county Virginia Rev John A. Wharton, Liberty, Vir.
gnia Rev. John Scott, Lexington. Virginia David
Read, ESQ, Roanoke county, Virginia John b. Rad
ford Esq Montgomery county NFgnl rrGeSsGrs
Virginia Judge John "A. Meredith, Il. II. Marry and
C. II. Barksdale, Esqs., Richmond; Frank g. Rgmn
Virginia; T. N. Watkins and Stephen d. SolIhaii
Prince Edward county, Virginia; joni L. McPhail,
ESQ, Norfolk; Colonel VIM. Townes, MecklenbnrG
county Virginia Colonel Robert Withers, Danville,
Virginia Judge George Gilmer Pittsy lvania county
Virginia Hon. Thomas S. Flournoy, John X. Edmunds
Esq, and Judge William Leigh, Halifax county, Nir-
ginia Judge II. II. Marshall, Henry Carrington ESQ
William B. Green Esq, William H. Dennis, ESQ., ahd
william t. Scott Esq. Charlotte county, Virgins, and
to my present and former patrons generally.
Address THOMAS T. BoULDlN, Principal,
brakes Branch POstohice,
ianl0- 2aw6m Charlotte county, Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14
CITY AND SUBURBAN.

GAs.-The Petersburg Express says "gAs con-
sumers in Lynchburg are notified that discount Of
twenty per cent will be made upon all bills for the
month Of April payable by the 10th Of Nay, if paid
within Eve days after delivery" We wonder il the
Richmond Gas Works could not afford, by some
similar reduction to compensate our citizens for the
inexplieable charges made in the last quarter
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.

The proprietors have the satisfaction to announce
that they are last prepared to put again the mar
ket this highly valuable mineral wafer
The well-known house Of
PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
DRuGGIsTs, RICHMOND, VIRGISIA,
Will be the
PRINCIPAL DEPOSITORY
For lis sale North and South.
We also place 1t with A. b. FUCKER, Lynehburg, 10
supply that market and the Southwest
Also with COLEMAN ROGERS, Baltimore;
HBGEMAN co, New YORK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14

Great care taken in packing the bottles, and they
are safely shipped all parts of the United STATES
ONE Box WILL LAST SEVEN WEEKS, AT ONB PINT
DAILY AND THAT QUANTITY HAS, IN MULTI.
tube ~ CASES SUFFICED TO CHECK, AND. IN NOT
A FEW, TO ERADICATE DISEASE. Price, delivered
into any depot board steamer, any other
point in Richmond LynchbHrg, Twelve Dollars and
Fifty Cents-the money in every instance to sccOmPs
nv the order as accounts will be kept.