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WANTS..
WANTED.

u'HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD LIKE TO
i have \ place for Clerk in Store or any other
place suitable for him. Speaks and writes Eng
FISH and Germa j. NJ. BUERSNER.
ian 1873 Intellisenccr please cOpy.)
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FOR SALE.

V'H8 ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS.
Lease on Store, House and Store fixtures.
dec7.tf STEIN BROS.
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Grape Farm for SRie--Terms
Easy.

CONTAINING 4Ot ACRES. MORE OR LESS,
I within 3! miles of this city, and having the
following Inducements: neat brick cottage
of ru0ms with necessary outbuildinss IL
acres of choice grape vines one year old an or.
chsrd of over one hundred first rate trees, q
locust grove worth several hundred dollars TO
the purchaser. and over is acres Of good coal
with opening convenient to the Hempned rail
rad THOS. UBRIEN,
Heal Estate Agent, Office in Custom House.
lauS.lN
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Greenwood Cemetery,
ON THE NATIONAL

4 ITIATED On HE IN AO.s
- ROAD, three miles East of the city, Is now
ready for Interments, sale and Improvement OF
lots. 1t contains 81 acres of land. and Is laid
ont In the most modern and improved siyie--caI
he easily reached ut all seasons by the National
Road and for three-fourths Ut the year 10y the
Hempdeld Railroad II is perfectly secure anu
intended 10 be beautifed by every variety oil
trees shrubbery, public vault, CHAPEL, ARTIFICIAL
lake. fountains, &c. to make 1t equal to the oes'
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample Pro
vision is also made for its enlargement, order
and care in perpetuity. ,-.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing lots can exam
inc the grovnd with the Superintendent, WHO
has plat. or secure them by calling at the nii1e
of the Secretary, ON Main street, over the BANK
OF Wheeling. II, III
Persons wishing TO make intcrments VIII cali
on the Secretary 10 obtain permits therefor.
Tickets of admission 10 bot holders aud WISH
tors will be issued 10y the SECRETARY;
A. j. SWEENEY, Pwst.
Il. c. BoSHAN Sec'y.
BOARD OFDIRECT0RS.
4 7 Sweeney. John A. Armstrong;
/ : Rhodes George Adams,
.Inbn a. Nuth. il. u. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel, l.. A. AidIeih'
Joseph lIcll. AusoI
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CEwING MACIaINEs.-

SE"HNG MAthbNSs.-
- Agents wanted everywhere 10 sell our low
priced fullv licensed machines Send for our
circular SHAW & CLARK, ). N. Co, Bidde-
FORD Maine nOyl4ly
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J. & G. BAYHA,

ID BAKERY. Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall, few doors ai1ve x0nroe
Street. keep constantly on hand = full azSoft-
ment u the above articles
T Their wagons run constantly 20 Al paTts
Of the city with Bread, Cr4eksrs- kasks, Cakes
etc sep20.
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lips pressed to mine and for that choice
I would barter every dollar. 0, for poverty
blessed poverty, with my children J"
81 say, Harry, do you know you are ias'
asleep In the draft 7"
Bewildered, up into the thick-beardeo
face of the speaker the laborer gazed.
nWell, haven't you word OF welcome
for your brotherf What do You see with
those wild eyes of yours Is the man
crazy r'
For Harry had flung himself on his knees,
and with strong cries thanked God again.
Then he sprang up and wrung the hand OF
his sailor -brother-run up past him, caught
his wife and kissed her, and gathered his
babies about him, held them all to his
strong. loving heart, while great tears
rolled down his cheeks. Then, as his wife
looked up wondering, frightened, ne said
in choking voice:
~ dreamed they were all dead, Mary
all dead: and thank God it was only q
dreadful dream. Never, never, shall l be
envious again. o, Mary, to see them as
thew lay there "-and again he covered
their smiling lips with kisses, sobbing in his
joy. b..
band and father was led to give up envy
and all uncharitableness. Truly, some
times the Spirit doth come to instruct US
in our dreams.
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OUR NovEL.-We have been trying to
write novel, and have just concluded it.
1t will appear in the New York Dredger
next spring, when the weather gets warmer.
Bonner is excited over it, and is now
having the cuts worked out. 1t is on the
sensation style, and throws Cylvanus Sobb
so far in the shade that he will have to hire
an opera glass to get glimpse Of our sun
shine. 1t is a terrible tale, a tragic con-
ception, and will come out weekly. TO be
continued in our next" We have worked
and wearied over it for these three weeks
past. We have wasted more brain than is
possessed by the whole Radical Congress.
We used up twenty-nine tallow candles
and three gallons Of corn whisky in the
effort. But we succeeded. We will as
tonish the world. We will have our name
posted up on big placards around the
streets. We will be criticized by the news
papers, and we will hand down our fame
to our prospectively large posterity. We
called our tale "The Sausagemaker's
Dream and the Woodsawyer's Revenge; or,
The Mysteries of Cheap and Fast Living"
Wheeling Register.
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The Sword of Robert Lee.

BIZ Father Abrym J. Ryan, Auttor IF the Con.
q,tered Banner.
Out of its scabbard where full long
1t slumbered peacefully,
Reused from its rest by the battle-song,
Shielding the feeble, shifting the strong,
Guarding the right, avenging the wrong
Cleaned the sword of Lee.
CHORUs-No purer sword led Drawer band,
Nor Drawer bled for u brighter land,
Nor brighter land had Il cause as
Nor cause chief like Lee. tgrand
Forth from its scabbard, high in air,
Beneath Virginia sky
And they who saw IL cleaning there,
And knew who bore it, knelt 10 swear
That where that sword led they would dare
To follow and to die.
Forth from its scabbard, how we prayed
That sword might victor be!
And when our triumph was delayed,
And amy q heart grew sore afraid,
We still hoped on, while cleaned the blade
OF noble Robert Lee.
Forth from its scabbard all in vain!
Flashed the sword of Lee
It's shrouded now in it's sheath again
1t sleeps the sleep OF our noble slain,
Defeated, yet without a stain,
Proud and peacefully.
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urging chiefly a. reasons: The Legislature
had passed laws showing our inability 70
pay six per cent, and the stay law nad been
pronounced unconstitutional. rass tnis
law, and creditors would force debtors 10
give new notes to obtain ten per cent.
The banks would become curbstone pro-
kers, and money Lenders would sweep the
profits of the land. Even before the war,
when the country was fourishing, discount
day was regarded with dread by the debtor
when money was at six per cent. lie oe,
MED that the change Of the law would
draw money TO the State-there was no.
thing here to invite it-no securities-no
trade. 1t would only Cypress people, ana
confer no benefits.
Mr.. PATTERSON followed on the same
side. He considered entirely inconsistent
the proposition that at time when the
people were grooming under debt, II you
open the door to unlimited interest not
only would the people be able to pay their
debts, but the country be made prosperous.
He did not understand it. He objected 10
the policy of improving land by borrowing
money. II had been considered that 9
farmer who was paying six per cent. 10, |,
money was on the road to rum now coulu
he pay ten or twenty3 His advice was
that those who had no money to improve
their lands should sell part, improve the
remainder, and keep out of debt.
Mr.. PATTERSON drew contrast between
the city and the country in the matter OF
indulgence to debtors. The city was, from
the course and usages Of commerce, more
liberal than the country, where the money
had to be dug out of the earth, and where
it was, therefore, held tighter and parted
with more Reluctantly. The country
debtor would be treated with more severity,
than the city debtor. Pass this law, ana
the country debtor would be driven TO new
trouble aud oppression. As an instance OF
the embarrassment in the rural districts,
he stated that in Franklin there were 30O
judgements dockctcd at this time. The
rapacious country creditor would demand
his ten, or fifteen, or twenty per cent. the
moment the law authorized him to do So
The usury law, it was true, had been the
subject Of complaint for forty or fifty
wears; but people wiser than we had de-
cided it to be impolitic to repeal it.
At the request of Mr.. CLARK, of Pitt
sylvania, the memorial of the Farmers
Convention, in favor Of the modification OF
the usury law, was read.
After which, there being disposition
to continue the debate,
On motion Of Mr.. HERNDoN, the House
adjourned.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.



WASHINGTON, January 10, 1857.
Senator Wade repeated yesterday
declaration made by him some time ago
that the constitutional amendmeptsH moi
soon adopted BY thSSSouth, wouldb 9 thrust
upon that section III It arms, and from
his repetition Of that sentiment, no doub
intends advocating such a'plan, when II
his iudement Il becomes necessary. Int
threat may be regarded IS the merest bonn
bsst In the world, and Is very muc.
on q par with the insane4 impesc h%necn e..
spceches. The Ohio senator Is po,~h 49,
warlike talk and predicting storm, h " ,Sa
do not come to pass. Just no" w.
r,o., recruitment candidate for PRESIDENT
49, ,.,a,,or. of the Senate, and 1t seems
r.. III candidates of the majority party
hacome more radical than ever as the time
for elections approach. What Wade ac-
tually means by forcing the constitutional
amendment upon the South by force Of
arms is not very definitely understood even
by the Radicals themselves; and since the
second declaration of that idea, conjecture
is beginning to spring up regarding it.
Perhaps explanation will be given before
very long. The matter Is so very serious
that the country should demand an expla-
nation.
The Radicals are widely divergent in
their opinions respecting the admission OF
Nebraska and Colorado, the bills for which
in both cases have passed Congress.
The sub-Judciary Committee do not
make any progress in impeaching the Pre-
sident. They teel as if they were handling
q dangerous matter, and seem to be get
ting lukewarm in attending to their bust
ness. Ashley and Stevens will have to
hurry them up.
Cowan's nomination as Minister to Aus
tria will doubtless be confirmed by the Sc
nate, Notwithstanding several are said to
have made a common declaration against
confirming the appointments Of all Demo
crafts. TINON.
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Lnrrsx11In. Kr.. October Il, lsse.
p. p. hewitt.

LOrIsYILLB, VI, VCEVUoK - 49,
To E. Wilder, Esq, city:
Iu..o GOOD dssl afflicted with Indigestion and
occasional attacks Of Dyspepsia, was advised 70
use your Bittsrs scarcely used one bottle wneh
felt relief, and from the use oil me M ny ~
eray and yivacity and cheerful spirits OF boy Q;
twenty five. Your Bittsrs are pleasant tonic anu
cordial and as they prepared with pur" i'lsra
dtent. and good old Bourbon whisky, can safely
endorse their use to all afflicted as wa WonLd
say TO such persons, keep your nina easy, !oudi
use Wilder's Bitters, and never nnd the Doctor
Respectfully, d " DVVAhN''
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EDWARD WILDERs
~ FAMOUS
sroMACH BITE Frs.
D., -. ,o,,ovin9 home evidence Of its medicinal
virtue. and try it In your own family circle:

Mr.. Ed,oard Wfidsr, City: ,.
Dear have ron. Stomach sit /, 70
y. Ths High order which the ingredients goins
into Il take in the Mst.ria Medica, - well - me
most happy proportional combination OF 49,.
lar preparation in the country: The fact that you
use only til purest Bourbon whisky must necesss.
rily recommend your Bittsrs In another POM. &C.
nsci. Ily az far ss wholesomeness and palNaoilty
are ,aksn into consideration. was well pleased
10 ace I'm your establishment the process OF manu-
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niscement. which not only gives yon better pro-
Snct but also rscommen ds Itself by clearer opera
49, " EMIL SCHEFYEE.
ao Apoth ecary and Chemist.
Loutsvtlls, September %, lsse.
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Rock HAVEN, MEADE CouSTr; NJ,

Jr. Et,pnrd Wilder, Louisville, KY:
Dear Sir,-I take pleasure in saying mar va rs
suffering from Ague and Fever or Chiiis ana h a
friend IN try your famous Stomach Bitters, ana Al
ter using two bottles am entirely restored no.
only imparts new vigor, but II Is truly tne oes.
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time pleasant to the taste, have ever known used
or Afforded TO the public and would ,sy 10 al
.nd Ia W the disc ise thoroughly eradicated from
the system. TO use your BireIs, and he convinced
OF their wonderful medicinal power and virtue.
ifsm"h' jun PIP. hewitt.
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n. E5,oo,5 wilder. Citu.

m E,cdrd Wider, Citv:
Dear Sir,-My wife and child have been sunerins
seeing your advertisement, requested me to or az
her a bottle of your Stomach Bitters, which did
and on her using one bottle, am more than happy
To state that my Child, now four months old. who
ha. not had a voluntary action since it, birth, is
entirely restored and my wife Is enjoying the best
of health. and ID now wholly unwilling to be with
ont a bottle Of your Bittera In the house. as she
saws il Ia the most strengthening and appetizipg
tonic that can be used, and that no house ought TO
he without It and feel II due TO the public 10
make known the wonderful good IL has performed
in my household. and most heartily recommend It's
use In every family.
Iremain yours respectfully,
T. n SWAMI,
Of Craig, Truman h Co., ?lo Main street.
Louisville, October 20, 1885.
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La u - -, !;
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,l
RInHkoSp Va. November ., 1853.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG hAiLkuAD Wy
RICHMOND. Va. November, 1850.
WINTER SCHEDULE.-On and after
wv MONDAY the 9Th instant the trains on this
Leave Richmond daily At 40 A. u. and liz
IN. ~ :. ,.p
~ and arrive ut Richmond at y a. M ana n;1s
Pm All OF the above mentioned trains MAKE
close connections with the trains for the Norn ana
South ren.yc - vpInAys
pREiGHT and ACCOMMODATION TRAIN WIZ
Iaays Richmond AZ .l5 A. N. and Petsnoors
10 4 NJ This train, running south. will connect
Nth tha train from Petersburg 10 norfolk. 80
The 10 rs p NJ train from Petersburg VIII stop
only at Chester, and 40 A. N. and the ~ r: M.
RAN. viii stop only at Rice,s, Half way Che,tsr
ana Manchester ssignai being given r ana ne
nATiOY TRAINS viii stop at places named In tns
schedule. na.,.r.
ger car VIA run in connection with the Sost iaia
On M0sDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and fhipAls
only, leaving Manchester at BIO 4. NJ ana ou@'
nit about IL. 30 A. al h.m
NJ train and connect with the coal uain ~ Ihe''
ter. snn..t,,anJ.,t
no -ts Engineer and ouPo. u
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"a. saa $50 a1sH

ia fsE cSv-Yxv x&-A3Ss1
VREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
SNfcHMN MON = FRfDgRI CKsBURG AND POTOMAC
phIIEOkD, CARRYING TIE UNITED sTATM
MAIL Twice DAILY Ell EGANT LAhs WITH
TFW PATENT SLEEPING Chairs, ON ALL
SIapT TRAINS, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE-
REDUCED THROUGH PARASITIC only rsiiIoad
ronta i.suing THROUGH TICK cts and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to tn. eiass
NORTH, East, and West 90, =
Trains on this road are nov ran "a follows: The
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richnona
daily at s. so A. NJ, arriving ~ Washinzton ~
sxPREss TRHIss for the E0RTH, EAST. and
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAN. with
ELEGANT CARS with NEW PATENT SLEEPING
p n, arriving In Ws,hlnst9s a. go a. Al s9 ~,
the NORTH. EAST ard WEST NO sAIh
Tho ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with local ex.
prsss packages, leaves Richmond daily tsundsys
sxceptedl al s.B p. H., arriving In sredsricks'
THRoUdH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS 70 Alexandra, Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York, Boston. and all tho prin
sipsl cities In the West.
For further Information and through tickets
apply at the ofdcs OF the Company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, Shockos Hill.
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent:
sAHrEL RUTH. superintendent. nos
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The Operative Plastcrers' Society OF
New York, including many employers,
have voted that eight hours shall consti-
tute days work after the first Monday in
April next.
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RAILROADS,


E01 81
yTIRCINTA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
v CHANGE OF SCHEpuLE c a9n ia I'D sn sr
Tor IN anton and Jac ksons river Will leave DAILY
tsundays excsptedl 81 1880 4. M ,,,,.
connecting with trains on the Orange and Aiszsp.
dria railroad north ard south. seven times week,
will leave at 100 p. d..
TICKETS sold 10 Lynchburg and all principal
points In the so1ihveA Also, tn Lexington, Win.
Chester, and other points In the valley.
freight recaipted through TO al points on The
Orange and Alexandra and the Virginia and Ten.
nesssa railroads.
TRAIN at 0ordonsville ON TUESDAYS, TH0RS-
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, and By II passengers
can fe''n o'a1A d. D. wHIfCoxB.
de 0sosrsl s2se1ntsndsnt:
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nIsPATCH JOB PRINTING HOUSE

DlSPAICH JOB fflNIlN' hoooh
This establishment has been furnished with an
ENTIRELY NEW OUTFIT OF STEAM PRESSES
and IMPROVED MACHINERY, and with every
thing in the TYPE DEPARTMENT that the best
Poundors could supply. and is prepared to exc.
cute orders for every description of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING
For Merchants,
Manufacturers,
Mechanics,
Auctionesrs,
Banks,
Railroads,
Express Companies,
hotels,
Restaurants,
Boarding Houses,
Theatres,
Conaert Halls,
Clerks Of Courts,
Constablss,
Colleges,
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yIRafrfA CEETRAL RAILR0Ap,l
December ID, 1885.


~
DC MOND AND DANvILLE
IL RAILR0AD-CHAN0E OF SCHEDULE.
TRAINS on this road will be run - follow:
LYNCgBURG AND DANyILLE AND WAY &C.
COMMODATION PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond daily Except Sunday
...'......'.....''''''".1 Nv
Leave Danville daily tsxcept Sunday,
at..................... ............'''''''sW . ~
Arrive al Richmond st..............'...s'"r Z a.
Passengers for Farmville, Lynchburg, Knox
Vile Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans, &c, sto
Lynchburg, and for all wsy.stations on inc eoo'n'
side railroad will take this train.
This train stops at all way-staiions psswssn
Richmond and Danviilo.
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN GOING WEST.
Leaves Richmond daily Aluminium. ~
Arrives at Danville et..,...............s1 =.
Arrives ct Greensboro at...."........n
Stopping 10 put down passengers only ~ Soa!'
field. Powhatsn, Mattoax, Ghuia,. Amels I1nn'
house, Jstersyille, Burkeville, xeherIin, ksys-
Parry. Barkesdals, Ringgold, Danviiie, ana sh.
lions west Of Danvills.
GOING EAST.
Arrives at Dsnville At. ..................S5 z.
Astnpn,ns onIy az Reidsviiie, Rubin,s, Pelham
Danvifle. RipSgold, Boston, Roanoke, BRAKES
Rranch Meherrin, and ChGla. .
Passengers from Richmond FOR all STATIONS west
con. Columbus, Atlanta, Montgomery, MOBILE ana
Nav orleans, pia Columbia, will take this train.
-" THOMAS DoDAMskD,
NJ sts Superintendent.
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Ill AFFECTIONS OF THE LUNGS
n LsoNARD sst cou ri SYRUP.

!, ,NsTAyT RgLiRF ard SPEEDY CURE for
az hove complaints. II Ia particularly recon-
mended to isdiss and children To be had OF arnt'
rists and country merchants
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It will cure DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
and ALL species OF INDIGESTION, lNTERhir-
TENT FEVER, and FEVER and AGUE, and All Pc
riodical diseases.
II will cure COSTIyENESS.
itisamild and dslig htful inyigorant for delicate
females
Itisa safe ANTI-BILIOUS Alternative and
TONIC for family purposes.
1t is 9 powerful recuperans after the frame mas
been dsbilitated and reduced by sickness.
Its an elegant appetizer az well as strensthener
OF the digestive forces.
II is desirable alike as corrective aud MILD Ca
tharc.
It's being daily used and prescribed by all phy'
scians, as the formula will be handed to any regu'
Iar ora5uats EDWARD WILDER,
de7-eod Sole proprietor, Louisville, Ky.
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STEAMERS

TALLY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
~ POINT, AND ALL LANDINGS arx
on JAMES RIyEs svpp y nss ai ,s ssesA
{daE Captain SsRzznc p o,! H
s8BkS1rsy GlEf fSs
Passengers by these boats viii arrive Z, City
Point In time to connect with the cars Tor Pstsn'
burg. c,.-p 49,
Fare 10 Eoffolk. .,...,....,.,,3N
Fare to Norfolk, second class. ......... 3ss
The GEoRGBAHNA leaves Richmond MONDAY,
RsiurnIns, leaves EoIloit TUESDAY, THURS
The JOIN SYLVESTER leave. Richmond TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
pk sss'a anl sk lsssss Norfolk hoSDAf'
FREIGHT received at all hours and forwarded
70 Norfolk and from thence sy steamer 70 So,,.n,
and all landings on James river, 1t reasonable
Freight for way landings mu.t be prepaid.
L. B. TAT0M, Agent.
Its ofaes at stsamsn' wharf.
NOR NEW YORK. tim
L Tic NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPA- &G
NY. - The splendid new sids-whsel steamship
HATTERAS, b. ALBxAspBR commander, kLbB.
hARLE, A. BouKsR commander, leave Richmond
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY Leave New Iork
every WEDsE SDAl sATUhDAE.
These SHIPS sre entirely new, and were buiii
expressly tor the route.
ROOMS, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS and
ATTENTION are 1nsuTpsssod.
Goods shipped by this Line are landed reg ulafly
nj New York, on the Conpany's covered pier,
within forty eight hours.
Shippers are invited 20 notice that the great
damage and loss BY handling, and exposure ron
frequent rs-shippiDg, - on other inss. 10 avoided
! bY this route.
Frsights Tor points beyond New York will be for:
wsrdsc with dispatch, and no charge made except
setrGl expenses incurrsd,
These ships discharge cargo In New York At pier
SO. IS North river, and the Company steamers err
/ for Wilmington, North Carolina; Charleston, -.
ssms pier. Goods for these points can b Trans
| fsFTsd without expense or exposure.
Insurance IL very low by these ships, snd tne
economy In time, insurance, ana eondiuon "a
which goods are delivered, makes this tns ehesp.
est route from Virginia. Insurance shsetsa -
4 lowest rates. when ordered.
| AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON FOX co.,
ld Broadway. New YORK.
SAMUEL AYRgs Co..
/ Rishnond. Virginia.
JOHN N. WEST,
~ City Point and PssssssIs.
| E h. WEBB,
| Tor freight or passage, apply 70
ones corner OF Cary and Virginia streets, oppo'
| site the Tobseco Exchange. dsn-u