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will not follow the tortuous and often OBJ
structed channels Of trade to northern
cities, when this direct route, passing up
the valley Of Kanawha, New, and Green
brier rivers, and crossing the Alleghanes
at their lowest point of depression to the
James, and thence to the Chesapeake, is
opened.
1t may be alleged that there are now no
great cities with merchants Of large enter
prise and capital at the eastern termini of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to pur-
chase the products Of the West and to fur
nish in exchange foreign goods.
In answer we say, open this channel of
trade, deposit its immense tonnage on the
, Chesapeake, and large cities will soon
spring into existence.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, be-
cause Of the large concessions made to it
III the charter, will, when completed, be
represented by capital fully one-fourth
less than any northern road Of the same
length crossing the same ranges of noun
tains.
Assuming slS,O00,0O0 as representing
the cost of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road when fully completed and equipped,
anu ludl lHC uCl duuudi 10
1873, the same as on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad in 1864, this would pay near
80 per cent. dividend on the capital.
1t is therefore clear that parties who
subscribe to the 8 per cent. preferred stock
in the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, will
only have their dividends postponed until
the work is completed, which may be
done in three years; and at the end of
this time not only will the dividend pay
the interest on any loans which may have
been contracted to pay up the stock, but
will likewise, in few years, extiDguish the
principal of such loans.
1t is very desirable that the friends of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad should
take united action for the purpose of rails
ing the means in order to secure the COM
pletion Of this great work.
We therefore recommend that the peo-
pie Of the counties of West Virginia inte-
rested in the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road will appoint delegates to convention
to be held at the White Sulphur Springs
on the 10th July next; and we invite the
cities and towns of Virginia, having like
interest. also to appoint delegates to said
convention. JAMES BERLEY,
u. d. RAMsDELL,
JOHN S. CUNNINGHAM,
JOEL MCPHERSON.
Wheeling, Jane 4, 1867.
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The Peoples INSURANCE CoxpAYY.-At |

The PEOPLES INSURANCE CoMPANY.-At
a meeting for organization of this CON-
pany held at the National Exchange Bank
yesterday afternoon, the following officers
and Board Of Directors were elected:
0ficers.-President, G. A. Myers; vice.
president, S. B. Smith; secretary, James
A.: Scott; financial secretary, John r.
Allen.
Board of Drectors.-G. A. Myers, M.
Millhiser, S. B. Smith, NJ. MitteldOrfer, s.
A. Winstock, George Davis, Jacob Ezekiel,
NJ. L. Straus, Abraham Hirsh, L. II. Fray
ser, n. W. Wilson, Abraham Levy, B.
Beecher, George Jacobs, M. W. Rose, Ju-
lius Sycels, Isaac Schriver, William Thai
heimer, A. L. Mayer, NJ. J. Michelbacher,
S. A. Myers, Lewis Bauman, William B.
Warwick, A. M. Kelley, John D. Harvey,
NJ. Rosenbaum, p. W. Grubbs, H. K. Ell
Tyson, A. Y. Stokes, F. G. Brauer, William
B. Jones, William j. Yarbrough, A. L.
Elicit, William W. Crump, Ed. Cohen,
William G. Paine, Alfred Moses, Sol. Da-
Wis, and Nathan Brian.
The President was instructed to apply
to the Circuit Court for charter. This
company propose to take fire, marine, and
life risks.
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LEIGH STREET FEAsT.-We have never
attended an entertainment of the kind
which seemed to give more pleasure to its
patrons than the feast now open at the
Leigh-street Baptist church. On We'd
nesday night we passed an agreeable hour
in the room, and were charmed by the
handsome decorations, the fine display of
flowers, the tempting array of eatables,
and last and chiefly, by the sight Of the
beautiful girls, whose only occupation
seemed to consist in striking terror to the
heart of the bashful gents who gazed upon
the scene of beauty. We went, we saw,
and we were conquered. Go thou and be
likewise.
This much we had intended to say when
We left the gay throng. But what shall we
add after the fair ladies have honored the
Dispatch with lunch which would charm
an epicure? We cannot undertake, after
an hour spent in its discussion, to give the
bill of fare, having only an indistinct re-
memberance Of a waiter-load of confec-
tionary, crowned by boquet of beautiful
flowers.
Ladies, we are YOURS.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-THURs-
DAY, JUNE 9Th, lS67.-Samuel Troup, a
private of Company f, Eleventh United
States infantry, was brought into court in
charge of corporal and two soldiers to
answer AL Indictment for enbeznlips and
destroying a valuable letter on the 2Sth of
December, 1866. The prisoner was en-
ployed to carry the mail from the post
office in this city to Camp Grant, and was
charged with taking advantage of his po-
sition by robbing, as above stated. Taze-
well Taylor, Esq, Of Norfolk, appeared as
counsel for the accused.
Colonel Clapp, Of the Eleventh infantry,
was the only witness examined, testilying
that he found letters directed to other
persons than himself among the prisoners
effects, and that he had obtained from him
a confession.
After considerable argument the court
gave, as its opinion, that the indictment
did not cover the case, and the jury there
fore found the prisoner "not guilty." as
charged in the indictment.
The petty jury were then discharged
until to-day, and the court went into the
consideration of the case of Meredith y
Bddle rs. the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company, Of which we give de-
tailed statement in another column.
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auction Sales This Dan.

HIGH CONSTABLE CRUMP will sell alto o'clock
at the brickyard on Main street, between
Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets, a5.-
0oo or 80, 900 bricks.
GEORGE V. CASE will sell at clock one lot on
Charity street. near the Male Orphan asylum.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at 8 o'clock a
brick house on the south side ofJackson street,
near Adams.
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Ladies, we are YOURS.

LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT - DRAMATIC
READING. We are gratified to learn
that Mr.. Henry Scharf, well known elo-
cutionist and professor of the art of elo-
cution in the Norwood School of Professor
W. D. Cabell, proposes to give the citizens
of Richmond series or reading from
standard dramas. The first will be given
this evening at the hall of the Exchange
Hotel, and the piece selected, the we'll
known play by Goldsmith, "She Stoops
to Conquer" will doubtless draw fine
audience Of the Hterati of our city. Mr..
Scharf is citizen of Virginia, graduate
of the University, and is heralded by tho
hearty concentrations Of the press of
other cities.
Tickets for these frst-class entertain
ments may be obtained at the book stores
and hotels.
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ZErELLE-A LADY's TBsrIAoNY.-Messrs. Bdi-
tors,-I had the very great pleasure Of joining
few friends at de jeurnsr a la Jourchette at r.
TELLE's few days since, aad never In my life did
partake Of viands so admirably prepared. No
Prince could be served with dishes more reche erche
and artisticslly served. ZETKLLE is q great mss-
ter. 1t is delightful to think that We ladies may,
with perfect propristy, snjdy such Injuries In his
saloons, where the privacy Of the family breakfsAt
table Is maintained.
IlDy oF SUocKOR HILL
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REGISTRATION BEGINs.-It will be seen
by the notice Of Captain Rose that the
registration of voters for Monroe Ward
will begin on Monday morning, June 18th,
at o'clock. 1t appears that time enough
will be given-SeUen days. Yet voters
ought not to put off the duty of register
ing. If many should wait for the last day,
some would be unable to register. The
time is ample, and no one will be left out
if the most ordinary effort is made to re-
gister.
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1xcprAsED TRApE.-The beneficial ef-
Gects of the opening of the Alexandria,
Tondoun, and Hampshire railroad to Lees,
hnrg are already felt. Large quantities OF
ou'S q and other commodities from that rich
Section s Of country are beginning to pour
- ;nto onr market. and the receipts by the
road road show a daily increase. The freight
train YESTERDAY brought down nearly seven
teen hundred bushels of corn, one hun
dred and fifty barrels of flour, besides
wheat, rye, quantity OF wool, ana .I BIN ead GO,
loads of cord wood. The depot 0i 'ho ioau
now presents scene OF DuStie aIu az,
tivity thatis gratifying to behold ana g'xes @
promise of more prosperous times'
andria Gazette.
This is the result Of extending ardlrose
but few miles. @
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-Ata a late hour
on Wednesday night an attempt was made
to force an entrance into the shoe store of
Mr.. John Miller, near the corner of First
and Main streets, but before the burglars
had succeeded in their efforts they were
frightened off by the appearance of the
police,
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MAYORS COURT-THURsDAY MORNING.
Edward Fisher and Tom johnson, small
colored boys, charged with stealing shoes
from j. S. Lewis, were sent on.
Susan Mayo, colored, charged with steal
ing dress from Anna Mime, colored, was
sent on. Susan went back into the box
saying, 81 lay if l stay in dat Jail long i
make you sick when | come out. l will
dat, num- .,
Edward Carpenter, colored, charged with
stealing eggs from m-Ponti, in the First
Market, was sent on.
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CoRYs, BUSIoSs, CALosIrIEs, DISEASED NAILS,
WARTS, 30, CURED WITHOUT PAIN BY DR.
SCHULTZ, TIE scIzHTIFIc CHIRIPoDIsr.-Person
who called lat week and could not be attended TO.
will please observe that the Doctor will be happy
now to treat them. Office hours from " to 81.
Ladies and children attended as usual until fur
ther notice. ONCE, Nineteenth street between
Main and Franklin
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f. A. POLLARD vs.. WILLIAM JAMES,
SrJT IN CHANCERY.-On Wednesday last
bill in chancery was filed in the Hastings
Court by f. Y. Cannon, counsel for Ed
ward A. Pollard, against William James
for the recovery of two lots in Washington
city, sold by the United States authorities
under the confiscation act, and purchased
by James.
The plaintiff sets forth that in 1861 he
intermarricd into the James family, under
the impression and with the assurance that
the James family were ardent partisans OF
the Confederate cause. William james,
he also alleges, offered to the Government
of Virginia, in 1861, to bring into the State
a shipload of medicines. This offer was
declined by Governor Letcher, whereupon
James left for his former home in st.
Johns. New Brunswick, still asserting his
sympathy for the South. At the time OF
the plaintiffs marriage James and his two
sons were away; and he was informed by
Mrs. James that they were in New Bruns-
wick. Impressed with their avowals OF
feeling for the South, he was Influenced to
confide to the Jameses the fact OF his pos
session of property in Washington.
Shortly after this Mrs. James, express
ing a desire to 90 to Halifax, the plaintiff
exerted his influence in her behalf, and
procured her a passport.
In 1864 he was taken prisoner and con-
yeyed to Fort Warren, where he learned
for the first time that the Jameses were
not in British America, but had taken part
with the United States Government, and
were then in the service OF the said TO-
yernment. He learned also that Mr.. James
had gotten information through his family
of the plaintiffs ownership of property in
Washington, and having hunted it up, pur'
chased it in his own name at sale made
under the confiscation act made by the
United States authorities. The purchase
was made at the merest nominal price
that of s27, when its real value was from
$4,000 to $4,000.
The plaintiff, not doubling that James
having confidentially learned Of his title Il
the property, had merely bought it Al
trustee. wrote to him asking its restoration
and offering him the most liberal compen
sation for his services. James replied tha
he had bought the property for perma
nent investment, and would not return
under any circumstances. The plaintiff
claims now the restoration Of the propert,
upon the ground that the knowledge of it
possession was obtained in family conf
dence, and the purchase Of it by James
a permanent investment was fraudulen
and dishonorable.
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BASE BALL.-A grand match game be-
tween the Pastime and Stonewall-the
Junior and senior champion clubs-took
place yesterday afternoon. The game was
highly exciting and interesting one, and
resulted in favor of the Pastime, with the
following scoring: Pastime, SO; Stone
wall L.
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CoSs1aNEEs OF HAY by the Central rail-
road will-by an advertisement Of Super
intendent Whitcomb in another column
see that consignments of this and similar
articles must be removed at once, or 1t
viii be stored Of the owners expense,
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QUALIFIED TO PRAcTIcE.-The follow
ing gentlemen ofthe Virginia bar qualified
on Wednesday and Thursday to practice
in the Circuit Court of the United States
for this district Marmaduke Johnson of
Richmond, j. K. Walker of Charlotte,
Alexander Moseley of Gravel Hill, r. n.
Mckinney of Farmville, C. A. Chipley and
G. D. Gray-the two latter having been
recently appointed registers in bankruptcy.
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MAsoNIc-ELECTIoN OF OFFICERs.-At a
meeting of Richmond Lodge, No. 10, held
on Tuesday night last, the following Off
GERS were elected George Jocobs, master;
G. r. Pace, senior warden; DR.. c. w. p.
Brock, junior warden; r. B. Snead, trea-
surer; J. E. Riddick, secretary; f. b.
Snead, senior deacon; James b. Page,
Junior deacon; and Thomas Angel, stew
ard and tiler.
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The DAILY DISPATCH FOR THE SPRINGS AND
SUMNER RHsoRTs.-The Daily Dispatch will be
regularly mailed, for the whole or any part Of the
season, to our friends who may visit the Springs or
any summer resort. Orders left a. our counter or
sent by mail will receive attention.
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PARDoN.-The Governor on yesterday
pardoned Adolphus Scott, convicted of an
assault with intent to kill, in the Hastings
Court of Richmond, and sentenced to the
penetintiary for four years.
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CIassiacation OF Advertisements.

[NoTE.-All Advertisements are classified, as
they are thus easily referred to by the reader.
The new ones appear nrst under each heading.1
Advertisements received too late for classifca.
ton will be found at foot Of columns.
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Marine MteIIige1lce.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JuSg 7, Hs7.
,un rises, AS Noon sets. ....::.... n.I
,un sets ...... IT'S High tide, A. Me-. Nv.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUxE ., 1887.

SAILED.
stsamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, msf'
cbsndise and passengers, L. b. TAtum.
schooner Lawrencs, Craddock, North Carolina,
fsh, 3. g. Tsrdy Go.
hRMoRANDA.
Pieksd Tn in Distress. The steamer Ellie
Knight Captain TravsTs, from Richmond for
baltimore, ON her last trip. of 6tingrsy Point,
Innstne.six, from Baltimore. bouId TO Chineo-
league, with q cargo OF tee. The sloop was dis.
masIsd, and in . crippled condition, and wal
toWed back to port.
The steamship Bosphorus, Alexander, sailed
from Norfolk on the eth instant for Liverpool
The following 10 list OF her cargo: go bales o
cotton, 7<s ads tobacco, los uercss tobacco
eis barrels ros,n, 90 packages tobacco, 1905 bag
corn, box pickles, barrel hams.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PRESIDENT JOHNSON ARRIVES THIS EVEN
ING.-The President and his distinguished
fellow-travellers are expected to arrive by
the $50 train at the Petersburg depot this
evening. They will be met at the depot
by Captain Milward, whose carriages will
convey them Immediately to the Spots
wood hotel. A cavalry escort will also ac-
company them.
The fine band of the Eleventh United
States infantry will serenade the distin-
guished party; and it is hoped that the
President will crafty the people by short
speech.
Efforts will be made to prevail upon the
President to remain day in Richmond,
but should he determine to 60 on immedi-
ately to Washington the whole party will
leave by the Richmond, Fredericksburg,
and Potomac railroad at S:45 on Saturday
morning.
The Governor, Mayor, and City Council
will, we learn, meet the President at the
depot in body, and extend to him an in
vitation to remain in Richmond during Sa-
turday and avail himself Of the hospitality
of the city. Should he conclude not to
remain they will doubtless do all that is
necessary in honor Of the distinguished
visitor,
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T IGHTNING RODS.

e" u.w,pv,o p.T1ST rovprn.r,ou
nmStr, Uon
consisting OF
iHo-'' HiN'' warn
being half-inch diameter, and equal to three
inch har of iron in condnctin1
csnacitv
This rod Is entirely continuous In It's character,
and decidedly the safest and best LIGHTNING
ROD now in use, and SO pronounced by scientific
ovnsr,s a. tba following sxtrac,s will shov: bsins
but few OF the many that can be produced:
TESTIMONIALS.
DEPARTMENT oP TIE IsTIRIoR,(
wAsHIsaIoS, d. c.. June II, 1855. !
sir-In reply to yours o. the eth instant as 70 the
narEn nat On ,S o. PapSt es buans viii state that
ths a. onioioa Of the scientihc experts in which
fuiy coincide, that II Is the best rod yet produced,
and therefore very ehserfuiiy nscommsna =" USE
very yfs'p''''' THoHAs d. BosD,
Rnu,nasr and Acting Superiptsndsnt
- Patent Uthcs BuiIdina
To NJ Hpolev. ESQ, Baltimore, Nd.
,.,u.,, g., N . above opinion
,.,. .,ob,tset OF United States Capitol RItsnsicn
c.,,-o, -v, u,,r,, s,.,,.,
july ~. n',.
electricity and the sxsunssi9n h have We msds Gn,nSa 2,
Mr.. l.. Hawiey's invention, am on tns Sp.n,1I
that his 10 the osss ana sdIs r .si.ntiaesy ar
ranged and not l'A0's 70 s''oB B. ). yss.cn.
ovv,cv oy TIE scIssrrrrc AxEsIcAx.,
WtsSisaros. D. O., August II. isss.
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HENR1co COUNTY CoURT.-This bench
of Justices were occupied nearly all day
by the consideration of q case of unlawful
detainer, the parties being negro and a
white man. The jury were finally unable
to agree.
On Saturday the court propose to take
up the appeal docket.
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GARDEN SEED.-A fresh supply Of
VI reliable aARpIA and II0WxI s1tD tsss
s.ssiySA by JOHN u 1!s9s; RTfg!S.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF RICHMoND.-Judge
Meredith being confined to his residence
in consequence Of indisposition yester-
day, this court had no session.
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THANKS to F. G. Johnston for late Nor
folk papers also, 10 Turner for late north
erp papers
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RETURNED D.-Governor Peirpoint has re-
turned from New York.
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For Rent.

r HAVE A GOOD HOUSE. WITH
i four comfortable rooms In tho rear Of nv -
yard that wish to rent. Ny residences Il t.,H
one and half miles from Old Church and AZ s;lN
&c cd opening for school 10 the nsiehborhood.
Apply TO Mrs. L0TTIE n. RUFfIN. Old Church
post t-ofice, Hanover county. NI-dAsW2t
EOR RENT, THE FAMILY GRO
II CERY AND FEED STORE on franklin -
street between Third and Fourth. Apply at Es
the office Of
WILLIAM IT. & A. p. BROWN,
ie 7-lw corner Twelfth and Cary strssfs.
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-,.,,rs the above. .spssies1 rSa, ,%,nss "a ,ns
Persons E.snissS Rod, pas upoa h:i, mas
ner AL woit tp.,,ppd pus ~ by unfsir mssns
charge n not 'mpAi'' WILLIAM .. nuHeOn,.
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NOR RENT.-Any person who wishes
Is TO rent HOUSE or Rooms can be sc- ~
commo1 ated by applying on Twenty. ffih E,;S
street, Union Hill, between and streets, GAR,
tenant the terms will be very moderate.
nv li-lm
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EOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING
T southwest corner OF Clay and Second -
eight or nine rooms. Apply on premises. EI1
ie SITS
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DOR RENT, the STOREHOUSE
i formerly occupied by the subscriber as -
a cbina store, II has good shelving, coun- e.:3
ters' stove, &C. which will 90. with the GA
honse. Ii Is an excellent stand for any Kind
business The rent will be made very low o
good tenant. -npuorep T.
same, suitable for carPenterss shSRN ApPy'o
corner opposite Ballard and Exchange Hotels.
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Tie lr.>.at rr'u. Of the Blue Ridge
r..rug4 - estimated At about. 100000 90
-ia -'' >'a,c OF Virsinia......,...., 10000 90
l.rslaia Central railroad. ....... 2,oI3,gSe -
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This rod is entirely continuous in Its character,
and decidedly the safest and best LIGHTNING
ROD now in use, and SO pronounced by scientific
experts, as the following extracts will show; being
but few OF the many that can be produced:
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EOR RENT, a LARGE BAKERY,
II with all tho necessary WORKING FIX.
TURBS, on Twentieth street, between Main c;0
and Franklin streets. Apply 10 S6
ap % PALMER, HAhIsooh q W.
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EOR RENT, a fine large BRICK
Il HOUSE on Nineteenth street between -
Broad and Marshall. just pot In thorough :::H
rooms, and with all necessary out hocses. A nne
well OF water in the yard. Apply to
CHARLES TALBOT,
ia5-6t Talbot & Brothers Foundry.
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FOR RENT, TWO VERY DEsIRA.
T. BILE FRONT ROOMS on arst floor above -
'ns isPnts Pala1f Apply ARLINGTON HOUSE. Ell
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TOR RENT, very desirable BRICK
Il DWELLING on Third street between ~
ali The NECESSARY out houses. This property ~
has been thoroughly repaired, and will be rsntsd
low to a good tenant. For terms, apply at mo
straot my l5-ts
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S2,S2S,y>5 -

Virginia State bonds are now worth
a1ou- lorty-three cents on the dollar. Is.
ruatiug that they should advance, and
may be purchased at fifty cents, there
would be required TO purchase these inte-
r.-', If the State Of Virginia about ST.
iN1. 600, and which cost more than four
Millions of dollars.
Tie stock held byprivat" persons .., 90,
Debts due individuals from ' Irgi-
MIA Central Railroad Company l,S>o'e@2 :"