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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-15
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of VGEuGbge AZilE
4 n -
S a w MI T. L.

= = Commissioner appointed By The Circuit
1 = Court ofPe1dle'ou Comfy, in n decree rcn-
dered ut It's October FERN, lsG7 ia the caus OF
Andrew W Dyer Guardian, against Smith.
O" The Sd day II December, 1867,
lthat being the first day Of tho next term OF aais
Couri) offer at public sale 90 The highest bidder,
before tho Cour-hoist door, ia tue town II
Franklin, ia SAIL Comfy, that
VALUABLE 1iM aud Satc-MW
with about THIRTY ACRES OF good I,ud -.
iache1, known as tho 'Mallow Mills" situafrl
On the head waicrs Of Brnsly Run, In said COM
IS. This is valuable property-and desirable -
The Machinery 70 both the Mil and saw-iliu il
turned by water furnished from q never-faiIip1
spring iha' g. dstaat Tot morc than Que INN.
dled yards from thc Iiiis being carried fhrou~h
n trunk % tie wheel. The Afill house Is thre.
stories, and neatly framed and wcltbcr-boarIsd
The Saw-Ail j. wen framed aud covered With
sh9h' repairs iais properly csn be made very ef-
he'eHt aad profitable, being clpated In a Drain
growing community. Tho terms Of ealcage -.
Though 81 the purchase money 10 pay tie cost.
% SUIT ani si.' 90 be paid down. The renain-
acr 20 he paJ ia tcO cqHI no1ial p1yafcaty
tlc It.rc'tsrr o give bond with aplr5vod seea.
Hy Ior She deferred paymenis. aud lien - Is
retained On said property, as ultimate se-urity.
GEORGE s. BLAKEMORE.
Speciui Commissioner.
Oct q, 1sCT--fl.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-15

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or the arrivals about 200 head were destined
for Eastern markets and were not o1.-el he.e.
With good attendance OF both butchers and
farmers this morning. the market opened quite
brisk at an advance Of about CT. "a % on COM
mon and q. on the best l,ovcs Toward the
close. however, prices gave way, and the market
became quite dull! and closed a. about las; week 5
quotations.
Tho general quality ofbccvcs offered was good
but the supply ,fgool gazing and feeding eat
tie wts unusually li-ht, fer which there vas q
good demand NJ former prices
Seymour Il Wc.tHn slld 50 .l,r Southwest Va
cattle for u. SLiiat 6 "a = cts II common Ia
diana cattle for Tempictou L Go. at 81 25oa G.sl
= 100 lbs; Il common Southwest Va lat,le for
VI. y Coyner NJ 53G|6! cts ~ fair " Va cat
tie for =. ". REYNOLDS IT 5{O7: cts ard -
mixed cattle ior iaeir own account ~ &.Gs5 -
- 100 lbs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-15
Receipts FIR tie Week.

reeves 1921
nheep ana Lambs 2,594
hogs 7,l3O
Total 1925
Prices cfGecfcnMc Gt Me market Ills ,reck
Very best G2@73c.
IN, generally rated first quality 5}G63c.
Medium or good fair quality 4{N95ic
ordinary thin steers oxen and cows GJ4tc.
inferior and lowest grades OF cattle 3l014 c.
General average of the market to-day 5lc
Extreme range Of prices 3iG1 3c
Most oil me ,,. sales are from ACC c.
lILlte Lr (,lfLIs ire f1r,,,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-15

From T5or Chse Martin. l'1upleu Sidney Coi-
lego, Wa. dated July l,t, 1851:
"Ihr double Refined p.gdfc.te b. Dvcr' -
like charm ou my crops and attracting t.iveJ-
sal attention from oll bcuoldcr5. au already
satisfied thft DO BE- he cheapest and sure5t reno
Vator of Our VorG-Duf soils.
AL-.a- 2 I..---..n-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-15
SERIAL STORY

% The most brilliant character will l.. comnca-
cei in tie FIRST number.
TIE lLLUST
will he entirely cri ,naI anl OF the mos, a,trac
dive stvlc ana nature.
Tie great expense 7nA labor involved in this
enterprise rcndss il necessary that wc should
sta.t with an
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-15

'' LOGAN, ouo Of thc Editor, Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-06
sixty days, until the decision of the Judge

Sixty Gays, WILL Lue ucClblou VI liio . uubo
can be received.
A patent has just been granted to DR..
William D. Hooper, who is now practicing.
in Bedford county, though native 0,
Hanover and graduate of Richmond
Medical College, which, if it succeeds
and scientific men say that it will-must
be great blessing to the medical protes.
sion. 1t is self.acting cupping- glass"
which does away with the. scaritcator.
About half an inch from the mouth OF the
glass there is metallic plate filled with
hollow lancets. On exhaustlng the glass
by a pump the skin is drawn up, perfo-
rated by these lancets, and the blood
passes up through them above the plate.
These lancets, remaining In the orritice,
will prevent the coagulation Of the blood !,
and being exceedingly keen at the point,
will prevent ali pain in the operation.
The Doctor thinks they can be made so as
to be carried in small pocket case, and
to cost much less than the present instru-
ment.
AS to the crops, there is better pro-
spect for corn since the late rains, but 1t
Is not probable that more than half crop
will be made. The tobacco, though, IS
very promising where it has not been
ruined by the hail. But I heard one poor
old man say to-day, with doleful face,
that his scrap was split to the amount OF
five hundred dollars" II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-06
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
CHRISTIASSRlrRc Spptap,har 1897


There is to be an association held by the
hardshclls" in u few weeks not far
from here, and, if possible, I shall GER
tainly attend on Saturday, and will try and
report proceedings. l understand that
They have excluded all "redStriugs" from
Their communion, under the rule which
prevents all members Of a secret society
from joining thcm.
To-day the County Court was in session
ana there was one case of some importance
IL was That of colored girl charged with
stealing $500 from DR.. Radford some time
ago. 1t was stated in evidence that she
mad confessed the crime; but her yoluu.
teer counscl-Aessrs. Junkin and John
son-contended that there was an infor-
maaty IN the certificate of the magistrate.
anu Technically want of evidence as to
.ne amount and character of the bank
H"'eS alleged TO have been stolen. The
10y bUut' Instructed the jury to this effect,
~. a,'ef retiring short time they re.
d A., ae" WIN a verdict of guilty, and con-
oeinneo her to the peniten,iary for five
years. her counsel ,Len moved iba Cont
10 set aside the verdict and grant nav
trial; but this was refused, and thew ,h.n
filed q "bill Of exceptions" which will
delay the execution Of the sentence for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-06
Evening Brings us Home.

mon the hills the wind IS sharp and cold,
The sweet young grasses wlther on the void,
And we. LORD, have wandered from Thy
fold;
But evening brings us home.
Among the mists we stumble, and the rocks
Where the brown linchen whiicns, and the
fox
Watches the straggler from the scattered
flocks
But evening brings us home
The sharp thorns prick us, and our tenuer leel
rp cuL and bleeding, and the lamps repeat
Their nitiful complaints-O rest is sweet
When evening brings US home
We have been wounded by the hunter darts
Our eyes are very heavy, and our hearts
Search for thy coming-when the lehI uc-
parts
And evening brings us home.
The darkness gathers. Through the gloom no
star
Rises 10 guide us. We have wandered far;
Thy lamp we know not where we
at evening, brings us home.
The clouds are round us, and the snow-dritts
thicken.
o Thou, dear Shepherd, leave us not. TO slcken
In the waste night-our tardy footsteps
quicken
A evening, bring us home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-06
A Practical Man Proposes Something
for the Benefit of Northumberland
1--WE Millions Of Dollars be Spent in
Richmond for Railroad Iron?
For The Dispatch.
RICHMOND, September 5, 1867.

hlthMONb, CtpltMucI y, low.
Much has been said about the Chesa-
pealie and Ohio railroad and it is pro-
posed that the City Of Richmond shall sub
scribe S2,OOO,000 for the same. You also
say much Of developing the financial re-
sources Of Virginia. But no one has told
us how these resources arc to he developed
or how this city is to subscribe 81 900, 900
and keep the money at home /; which is q
very important consideration for the city
at present.
1t is a well-known fact that it will take
more than 81 600 600 worth of railroad iron
for this road, saying nothing Of spikes,
chairs, &c. The great question for the
people OF Richmond to consider is whether
they will manufacture 81 100000 worth of
this iron here at home, and thus develope
the resources Of this State, or will they con-
tribute these two millions TO develope the
resources of Pennsylvania, or New York,
or some other State?
By the expenditure of one-sevcnth of
the amount of the proposed subscription,
a rolling mill can be established here which
will manufacture all the rails needed for
this road, while it will keep two millions
of dollars at home, give employment to
hundreds Of men here, aid in putting
FORCES and toundrics into operation in the
interior, and altogether be Of more service
to this city and the State than would five
times the amount expended in erecting
fine houses. The profits on the iron will
reimburse the capitalists who put this
factory into operation, though they would
be amply repaid by the increased demand
for houses, lots, dry goods, groceries, &C.,
which would result from the establishment
of such mill.
have estimated the road to be supplied
with iron to be something over two hun
dred miles long, the iron at one hundred
dollars per ton (the cost here Of the iron
for the York River ralroad), the quantity
needed at sixty pounds to the yard, and
the profit upon its manufacture at some
fifteen dollars per ton. The rolling mill
could easily turn out fifty tons per day OF
the best railroad iron. As it requires
hundreds of men to bring a ton of iron to
this stage (miners, woodcutters, cartmen,
laborers, forgers, founders, puddlers, roll
ers, &C., SCI, you can easily imagine what
host Of persons would be set to work by
the proposed mill.
If Richmond capitalists are wise, they
will cause TO be expended in Richmond, not
only the two millions Of dollars required
for the purchase Of rails for road termi-
mating in this city, but also almost all of
the money which in building the road it
will be necessary to lay out for other pur-
poses. W. J.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-06
BY Harrison, Godd!n i Apperson, Auctloneers
and Real Estate Agents.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF

COMMISSIONERS SA LIE OF A
y HOSE AND LOT aT TUE NORTHEhST
IETERSECTI,N OF SAND TWENTY SEW ENTH
sTRsETs. IN THE COUNTY OF HENRlCo, =
Pusuant to the provisions Of decree Of the
County Court OF Fenricn county pronounced on
the 4lh day Of February 1857 IN the case Of Rex
ps Rex, | Shall rs special commits sioner, proceed
to sell on SATURDAY tho 7th day Of September,
1867 at half-past 1 o'clock +. NJ. npou the pre-
misss the HOUSE and LOT at the northeast Inter
section OF and Twenty. seventh SIRE t., NV in
the occupancy Of Mrs Anna Z. Rex frnnting on
the east line Of Tweny-sevrnth strest lT3 feet and
running back along the north !nc I ) street ~"
feat, bsing part 4 Square No 20 in Hsc klsr' =
plan of Rutherfoord- addition to the city OF
Eichmond. IL will be divided into lots TO suit
purchasers.
Terms: One. bird cash balance at three and
six months for rouds with security, and title re-
tanned un,il all the purchase money Is paid The
taxes and insurance for the present year TO be paid
nv rhs purchaser JOHNSON II. SANDS.
n % SDrcial Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-06
BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Appsrson. Auc'
and Zeal Estate Agents.

cMALL FRAMED TENEMENT, ON
= THE NORTH SIDE CT DUVAL STREET
NeAR BROOK AVENUE, FOR SALE At AUG
TON At the request OF Edwin 2. Perkins. trus-
tee for Mrs. Luc, p Pettu.. we shall offer for sale
on TUESDAY the 10th OF rSept.nb~r, 1867, At -
o'clock NJ, the Use ASD LOT located as
above, fronting 10 feet on Duvai street and run
II ny hack about $50 feet.
TEENS: atsGla. -
HARRISON, GODDIS & APPERs0N.
se3 Auctoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-06


RICHMOND, VA, usust "a, ss7. I
~ E - - S9
TI'kAINS ON THIS ROAD Leave
i the Depot corner OF Eighth and Byrd streets.
follows:
BXPRESs TEAM daily except Mondays a. 1
A. NJ.
THROUGH MAIL daily atl:?o p. NJ.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily lex.
cept Sundays at p VI.
The A. NJ. Train connects closely with trains
8. ia. south, as Augu.ta Ga, and at Petersburg
with trains ofthe sCutbs de railway.
The 1920 p. Train makes close and sure con-
nections with trains for all points south a. FAR A
New orleans, and at Peter0barS With trains Tor
Norfolk. Va.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and all
points north and west.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily lex
cept Sunday at ! a. NJ.
EXPIRES TEAM daily a. $3.50 4. NJ
THROUGH MAIL daily Except snnday) a. rs
P. N.
Passengers for Clover Hill will leave Richmond
every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY al 4 N, and
connect at Chester with 4 train for that point.
will leave Clover Hill al 1880 ;. NJ.
Fare to Norfolk. - Baggage checked through.
z. II. GILL,
SOD Engineer and superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-06
By Ashton s. Emmerson, Auctioneers,
No. 40 Crawford street, Portsmouth, Va.

THE STEAM FERRY BOAT PORTS
L MOUTH AT AucTIoE.-We Will sell ~
nnblic auction on TUESDAY the 10th instant. at
IL o'clock NJ. at her wharf, in the city o. Ports
mouth, the steam ferry boat PORTSMOUTH, de-
scribed AZ follows-viz Length on deck, ~ feet {;
dapth of hold S feet II iuchcr breadth OF beam,
10 feet breadth over guards, 81 teet-and is SINH
lar In construction 10 the boats now on the NOR
folk County ferry .o,
This boat ~ constructed In 1s5! with compost
ton fastenings 10 load lime; is 81 tons, cnstom-
house measurement; he's one low pressure ens Q,
IL INCHES diameter feet stroke, with copper
boiler Is feet long ia feet diameter, constr ucf-
ed in Baltimore in 1854. For further Partcnlars
County Ferry, Portsmouth Va.
TERas Cash. ASHTON EHMtRSoS,
sel t0S Auctlohe' ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-06

GTOVES, TINWARE, AND HOUSE.
147 Main street, have constantly on hand d large
and well. assorted stock OF the latest improved
c IOKIEG, PAKLoR, AID OFFICE STOW rs,
FURNACES, RANGES, &c. the Arbiter and Ida
for coal shepherd and reimprovsd Old Dominion,
for wood; Premier something entirely new,
for burning soft coal. the gas and smoke; Ball,
Real, and n ouitor Ranges, and Premium; the
Morhing Glory, for parlors, stores, offices, &c.
Also, P lain. Japanned, and Stamped Tinware Of all
desc riptons, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Plated and
Planish ed Ware, nc. aus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-06
auction Sales.
THIS DAY.
BYE. B. Cook. ,Auctioneer'
c.-a,r ~ aorarnor and Franklin streets.


BYE. B. Cook. ,Auctioneer'
Corner of Governor and FRANKLIN streets.
rANDsoME CHAMBER FURNI.,
I'll TIRE sEvKN-oCTAyE PIANOS. TO-, At
: UITI0N On FRIDAY, Aeptsmber otn' a' !"
o'clock, will cell at my store er,rp
! elegant MAHOGANY CHAMBER euli6' 'oni'
ple.s, with marble slab pisees .,,rt
ye1y fine sRvBN- OCTAVE PlAso,i IN "aiia'
case, made by Z. Morse, OF this CITY ;,
s1y. 0CrnVE piano 10 VIA nut case, made by
r. j. Wise & Brother, Baltimorei IN Wal.
yery handsome MARBLE-Tuf, lNLAlD WALL
u. 30 - nF' PJE;R and CENTRE TABLESsn
WALNUT and MAHOGANY JENNY LINZ DBL
sEcRE sFHHEsiEs and OFFICE DESKS,
ZINE and WOUD- SEAT CHAlRS,
SPRiHg snPA LOUNGES,
EOCEING CHAIRS,
FEATHER BEDs,
MATTRESSES,
fuHkING- GLASSES,
sTONEWAkE, &c n cooE. Lucjioneer.
ss S Z. y. o0---
By Edris A. Willis, Anctioneer,
,,a,, u,r.et betToen Fourteenth and Flitesnth.
WITH BE SOLD AT AUCTION A.
w Nv store on FRIDAY NEXT, September o
al ~ qaITU,hHoLD AND KITCHEN FUANlrohS'
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHiNG,
s HaTs and FANCY GOODS.
ca % 6. W. WILLIS, Salesman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-06


SALE OF REAL FS-
4 TATE in THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND
COUNTY OF HENKlCn. At AUCTION by viz
tue Of deed OF trust bsarng date the 9th day or
November 1866 executed to me as trustee, 10 So
cure pay ut of certain sums OF money there
In mentioned Of recori in the cer "a office OF the
County Cont OF Hehrco Deed Book 81, page 1907
deed, will proceed TO sell on TUESDAY the 10th
day Of September 1871, ut auction, on the pre-
misses ut 4 o. clock NJ, in the following ORDER ::
lot Ton LOTS in nuval's addition, Nos. l27 l29,
100. 1871, 1872, 1879. l4u, l!5, lac. and 259
After which will be sold several other LOTS in
the immediate neigb borhood, des gnatsd as lots
No. 49, 1873, l4l, and l4i, in said puvals addition
to the city OF Richmond; all Of which lots are
conveyed in said deed.
TERMS: Cash for enough TO pay the expenses OF
the sale and the sum Of 81 0o0, with intersst from
the eth day Of November, l566, until paid; the
balance on srch terms H may ba agreed upon on
the day OF sale. HENRY ny HR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES M. TAYLOR son,
Auctioneers. au 29-lot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-06

The Cincinnati Methodist Conference
was startled one day last week By joke
from the Chair. The Rev. Mr.. Dustin rose
to speak. The President recognized him
as Brother Moody" "My name is
Dustin" said the reverend on the floor.
81 beg your pardon" said the President,
81 am so accustomed to recognize Bro
ther Moody that spoke without thought"
We are not told whether Mr.. Moody joined
in the 8" loud laughter" which followed.
The Swiss call the American drink the
cherigopelar.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-06

SALE OF VALUAB BILE
1 sTOH QUARRY AT AUCTION BY virtus Of
n deed ii trust executed to the undersigned by
Calvin Green OF The 25th day If II arch. 1857 and
duly recorded IN IIenreo County Court being SO
required 10y III. beneficiary therein, shall pro-
coed to sail atgubic Snc,i"n np4S the premises;
September 1857, the properly by said deed con-
veyed, being all that SITE QUARRY situated in
the county Of Henrico, on the north side Of the
canal, about two miles above the city If Rich-
mond ueart the hrtt lock, containing about - x
TEEN ACRES, being he same formerly owned by
the late William mountjoy.
Terms: : Cash as to 80 mach as will defray ex-
rrnse4 Of "a . and pay off tmree notes, dated ?5th
March 67 for the .ums OF Sl0l Slrl so 1907 and Slo2
r.sp.c lively, at one, TWO and three months after
date and upon cr-dit "a $l02 so 100 till Septem-
Der 2Sh Sto3 ill october 2Sth II 500 50. 100
Till November 18th as To Sio4 till December 2'th.
1867 rs 10 Slo4 81. 100 I'll January ash. to vs.
till February 2stn to flu5 5000 TIL March 2nth,
as TO 1906 till april 2'th, 10 SlO6 So 100 till May
2sth to Slr7 ill juno 18Th. as 10 SlO7 SO 100 ti
July 2sh, 1858 and on snch terms as to the residue
as said Calvin Green shall direct.
HENhY G. CANNON, Trustee.
Sale 20 bs conducted by JAMES II. TAYLOR u soH,
Auct,nneprs au 3l-llt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-06
By Lee 4 Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

900 ACRES OF HIGHLY PRODUC-
AOUTl EARNING AND TiMBE ~ LA Up;
BIRD" CREsK. FIVE MILE! From COZ uMblA !,
AND FOUR NILES FROM THE RIvANnA On
NAL AND sixty MILES FROM RlCH MoNp,
FOR SALE PHlVSTELY We are authorized ny
the owner, Mr.. John G.. Hughse 10 sell the traei
which l60 are open and highly improved, az the
growing crops Will attest. aud Is W IL Set In Clover
and timothy; the remaiuder-seYentv acres-Very
heavily covered with oak and hickory tlmeer,
from which enough barrel slaves hlsnt % pro-
cured to pay the price asked for she property:
The improyem consist OF two-,tory frame
dwelling, in most excellent repair, containing
five large rooms with passage tn feet wide, i"o
porches frame kitchen, quar- ers two Darns, st"-
ple (newl Tor ten horses, carriage house, ,c9-
house. &c all in good order, and the entire pro-
marty enc losed with a Substantial oak fence.
The eighborhoud liz the very best, and conTe-
nient to churches mills, SC.
he fields are well watered and divided into
A large young orchard of select fruit is on the
The above property will be sold low and upon
accommodating terms-say one fourth cash re-.
sidue 1T SIX, zine, and t~~lSe Iiwntns, nr WIZ
be exchanged for city property at fair valuation
II not disposed OF privately. OF winch due notlce
will be given, it will be sold at ruhlic auction on
the premises on TUESDAY, 10th Of september
next, ut IL o'clock NJ
Parties leaving ticnmond by packet boat on
Monday reach Columbia ut O'Clock A. ID the
Oa 4 tdrsss JOHN C. HUGHES, or
LEE & G0DDIN, Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents. No 1914 ca ry street,
an 23-2;awtSepts then dtd5 hlchWohu' d.
The above property will certainly be sold NJ
public auction; on the smtses, on Tu E>pAl
NEXT, September TO- lSo7--the owner having de-
termined not to sell privately. seq
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-06

TOHN DOOLEY, Hat and Cap Manus
e factursr and Dealer, lell Eagle Square, EA
Main street, Richmond, Va +, is daily recsiT- I'D
ing and manufacturing all styles of s!aple2Aaa
and fancy Bats md Caps. Wool Hats, mems and
boys. from the lowest TO the highest price Fur
and Silk Dress Oats of all grades
Just received very beautiful lot Of Military
Caps for officers and privates
Wholesale merchants would do we'll to call.
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-06
Steamers,

\
pHILADELPaIA AND RICHMOND
,ssnss Ssso aLkx fNHSBsaa s ssP
s.phs sy. s9ng 1TGgsD ihs III
FRIDAY, alternately. way
Freight will be received at any time a. tbs .o,.
pany's shed, on the Dock. S'm
W. P POTTER. hgs nv
my 2a-ts Oface No. 242s On Tho Dosk
Tor NEW YORK-OLD DOMINInN
n STEAMSHIP COMPAHY.-The
.plsndid new side, VII 81 q ctsa nships %a5aA
TERzs, NtlaAkA, "a and nGS Tfko HSE $1,000
leave New York every TUESDAY, THTRS6aT
nd SATURDAY leave Richmond every TUES.
pressly for this route They have splendid ssloes.
and and the attention and a.
Goods shipped by this line are landed yszrla,l,
st New York on the eoIopany's covered pier
North river within forty eight honrs :"
Freighss for points beyond New York are fo,.
~arded with dispatch, and no charge made ercsnt
actual expenses Incurred. -"
The steamers for Charleston. Savannah, New Or.
leans, and other southsrn ports leave from the 3D.
Joining pier all goods for thess polnts a..
promptly transferred without exposure.
s.. L: McCREADY, President, 1877 Greenwich
SAMUEL Ayes q GO Richmond, Va.
JOHN d. WEST, City Point and Pstsrsbura:
TIL. WEBS, Norfolk.
For freight or passage, apply TO
SAMUEL AYRES 4 CO..
fe 2s-M 1920 Cary street
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
Il AND ALL LANDINGS OF 1HEanS,
JAMES EfVER.-rhe fsss and sls. ssss-sAJ
CANT steamer. SZssSSMlIE
JOHE SYLVESTER
CAPTAIN 2. @ GIPPoRp.
leaves her wharf at Rockets for above named
places on MONDAY, WEDN BSDAY, and FRIDAY
aa SIX O'CLOCK A. n, and return T1esdsy,
Thnr.day. and Saturday.
Passengers viii arrive At City Point In time 70
sonuect with train for Petersburg
Freight received at ell hours for Boston Raln.
more principal landings on Chesapeake bay and
all landings on James river at reasonable Tates
Freight for wav landings mus: be pre- paid
Letters entrusted to pUrser Of steamer must bs
enclosed in Government stamped envelope.
Apply to l.: b. ThTUa, Agent
fsS-n OMce. Steamer wharf