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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-24

They insure everything in Hartford,
from your own life to that Of your dog or
the steam boiler that heats your house.
Apropos of the recent rainy season, one OF
the insurance presidents was asked, why
don't you start company to insure against
deluge?" "That was the first charter
ever granted" was the quick reply.
An usher in an English school, seeing
one of the boys with a thick lump in one
Of his cheeks, asked" Quid est hoe ?" To
which the lad, scattering out large piece
of chewing tobacco, replied, "Hoc est
quid )" for which repartee the master for
gave him.
It is a nice point to say just enough, aud
this whether you are talking business, SEN
timent, love, or fun. The art is rarely
learnt. There is a decided tendency
among mankind omankind to GER
tainty-to slop over on this matter. The
just-enough pattern is hard to cut.
In Australia and New Zealand the sheep
have increased so rapidly that many of the
settlers have moved where they can take
care of them and it is becoming ques-
ton what to do with the animals.
The editor wrote "proper authorities D"
the printer put it "property auctioneers."
And hence an apology by the Lynchburg
Republican.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
washington COiIegc-Milftary Insti.
lnfN.

LEXINGTON, VA, September q, 1867.
Tho town is again crowded with stu
dents, nearly all of the States being repre-
snn,ed. All are busy making preparations
for the session which has just begun
Washington College opened on Thursday
Fonr hundred students matriculated, and
large numbers have arrived since. Now
there are over 500 here, and more still ex.
ncc,cd. General R. E. Lee has entered
upon his duties, having recovered from his
late attack, but is still feeble. Nearly all
oftbe professors are here.
There are at the Virginia Military lnsti-
tntc about 260 cadets. The Institute
buildings which were destroyed by Gene
rsl Hunter have not been entirely rebuilt,
bnt, from present appearances, Will be
finished by next spring.
Rev. Mr. Munsey delivered lecture
here on Thursday evening in the Mctho.
dist church. Subject" Philosophy OF
Mus;c." 1t was listened to by an atten-
live audience, though not very large
one. He handled his subject in mastery
STYLE. Efforts are being made 10 get nm
to act as chaplain at Washington College.
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By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctloneers
and Real Estate Agents.

SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE AT NORTHEAST GDRMER
OF FRANKLIN AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS,
IN THIS CITY OF RiGHMOND.-By virtue OF
deed of trust executed to the subscrDer, bearing
date on the 7th December, 1855, du.y recorded In
Richmond Hastings Court in deed book 81 A, page
54s. shall in execution thereof proceed to sell AZ
public auction, or the premises In the order ad
v4rtised, on SATURD 7 the 18th OF September, at
O'clock P NJ, if fair II not, on the fr.t faiI day
thereafter Sunday axceptsdl. all the right, title,
and interest Of the granror theirg part
In the real estate therein conveyed which by the
report OF the Commissioners of the Chancery Court
recently made in nb.divi.ion thereof consists Is
In part OF that VALUABLE PE"PEnTY At the
northeast corner of Franklin and Eighteenth
streets, with two brick fenem-ntt Their on, each
fronting twenty-five feet and running BACK ninety
feet. ,,,,.L
street thirty-ty and one half by sixty six feet;
near tie above lot- on which there Is framed
tenement or so much thereof AZ may Do sumcleh'
10 "a iefy The prov sions of said trust deed.
The deed r.q Iires cash sale but 1t Is proDaole
that or the d,y Of sale an arrangement may be
made to make the terms more nccommod !tng.
se lids j. l.. APPSRsnN, Trustee
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By Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers,
HorthHas corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
day of march 1867 q. s. McGruder conveyed to
William a. McGruder and Thomas J. Evans with
TO einHI 10 Of Thomas Jones de-
bearing date 2ist Of March, 1857, and dut and pay
der, and by the said T. s. McGruder endorsed to
said EIiyson, adm nistrator OF Jones. for the sum
Of fl S1i So all Of the lands Toned In the VIII
of Zachariah McGIudar, which will bears date IN e
CLERKS ,i S office Of Henr|eo County Court in win
Book NO 10, of which lands the said z. s. Nc
Gruder by the said will, Is to have one hal upon
the death OF his mother the said lands so held by
his mother for life, consisting OF tract OF land
rico supposed to certain 800 acres, and the sam
which was conveyed to said Zachariah McGrqder
by dssa dssd Of snpeo
County Court in Deed Book 20. SO, on page s8o; OF
another tract OF land in Henrico county conveyed
10 the said Zachsriah Mc6ruder by h. Flei-hsr :
and others by deed lated 4ih Of October 1899, and
recorded in the Clerks Office OF Henrco county
in Deed Book 70 as. on page 4tS OF another trait
Zachariah McGruder by John Fle!sher and
wife By deed dated 4Lh Of October 1898, and
recorded In the Clerks office OF Hsnrco county
in Deed Book No. 35 on page 4i5 also. oil the
right title interest, and claim OF him, the aaih T.
s.. McGruder; in and to the coal lands End al az
other lands devised to nm oy sde WI" o ns
Al-o an ndivided half OF tract oil lana IN hen
rico county, containing one hundred acres, which
was conveyed to the said William NJ. McGrnaer
and Z. : McGruder by Samuel K. Ellis and others
by deed dated 18th of February, 1854 and recorded
in the Clark's otHcs OF Henrico county in Deed
Book No 81, on pags'o3. Also an undivided hall
Of a tra;t OF land in Henrico county, containing
sixty acres, which was convey ed to me said WI
lam NJ. McGruder and T. :. mcGruder by John
Jones and wife by deed dated 18th If September,
1884 and reco-de ed in the Clerks Office OF Henriso
County Court in Deed Book NO. IS, on page ea2 !;
and to which will and deeds reference Is Eereey
made for more particular description of the said
property. 81, i,
shall on MONDAY the 7th day of october, 1857, at
u clock NJ, at the front door of the court. cuse
conveyed by the SAID deed at public auction, for
90 90 o THOMAS J. EVANS.
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By Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 14ao Main, between Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth streets.
By Lyme & Brother.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM IN HENRIGo, TWO MILES BsL0W
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. CALLED MARION
HILL. N TIE OSBORNE TURNPIKE, CONTAIN.
ING TaIRTY-OEE AND TWo-THlRD ACRES
As trustee In certain DECD OF trust made by John
Feeny, Michael Martin, and Ellen his wife. datod
the 18th day Of December, 1886 duly recorded In
the Clerks Office Of Henrico County Court, shall,
in execution thereof at the request Of the benef-
Charles in the said deed sell public auction on
WEDNESDAY the 25h day Of September 1887. at
y o'clock NJ, II fair, Il not, the next fair day
thereafter, that very valuable FARM locat led as
described above, containing thirty-one and two.
third acres.
The improvements consist OF large brick
dwelling containing seven rooms, and the usual
out houses. such as barn, ible, &c There Is
also on the farm fine orchard Of choice fruit
trees and several springs OF excellent water Eear
the house.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray the expenses
OF sale and to pay off a certain note Tor IS WV;
dated nth Decem Der, 1885, with interest to day OF
SALE and credit for "a, 900 till the lst OF July,
1888 and the remainder on such terms as Will De
made knownon day OF sale.
Honsers Sc l4-tds
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson. AuetioheeH
and Real Estate Agents.
THRUST SALE OF DOVER MILLS

THRUST SALE OF DOVER Mills
i PROPERTY, IN GO. CHLaN0 COUNTY; y,
By virtue OF deed Of trust TO me ~ trustee, toE
ooshand County Court. and By OF the
auction, on the premises. on THURSDAY the 18th
day OF October 1887, If fair II not, the first fair
day ere after. at u clock that valuable pro-
COUNTY OF Goochiand, bonded by the James River
and Kanawha canal, Dover creek. ard tho lands
OF F. p. Hobson cons.tirg Of TRACT OF
LAND containing slXTEgS ACRES more or
less, with the excellent FLnURING MILL, I'LL
STONES, MACHlaERT. FISTHREs and WATgR
RIGHTS, nlsTILLEAY, DWELLIa G. HrUs E.
sToREHoUSE, MILLER's HOUSE, and other
| buildings and appurtenarces. The whole con.ti.
tuting Il-known and very desirable property,
presenting great attractions to nillers, capitalists,
and others.
TERMS: The deed auth or'zes a sale for cssh as
to large part Of the purchase money, but by
consent of the creditors, accommodating terms Ill
be granted, which will be made known ut the
sale. The taxes for this year to be paid by the
purchaser r. Z. HuWlSoN,
20 r1rrS
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Paris correspondence of the New York Times.
The Zouave Jacob received several hun.
dred visits day, aud as he only had a few
hours furlough from his regiment, he was
obliged to dispatch his admirers rapidly
So they were admitted in platoons Of
twenty, and tue Zouave, ordering that nc
one should move or speak to him, passed
in front Of each, saying: You, sir, you
have paralysis; throw down your crutches
aud walk Walk, l tell YOU" And the
man often walked. "You, madam, you
are blind. Look at me. Look at me,
say :" aud the aStouished woman often
thought she did see. You, sir, you have
rheumatism. Throw away your cane, and
get yourself off," And SO on to the end .
There was no magnetism, no pronouncing
Of cabalistic phrases, no movement of the
hands. Jacob does not pretend to any
knowledge either Of disease, or of mag
netlsm, or of spiritualism. For twenty
years he says he has observed that his pre-
sence alone suiiices TO cure paralysis and
other forms OF grave disease. He does not
know how 1t is done. He suppoSes him
sell to possess some sort orpower stronger
than other men. He does not seek ap-
plause; on the contrary, he avoids the
ovations he would certainly receive from
the hundreds who gather daily to sec him
IN the Rue de la Roquet,e. He receives
no remuneration from any one. and has
grown insensibly and without forethoupht
into his present colossal reputation. He
plays the trombone-he is in the band
every morning in his regiment, and oplv
comes to Paris late in the afternoon. after
giving a sitting of consultations at Yer
Sa'lles. lie IS, no doubt, bewildered at
MS success, for the Journals cont,;n
co.u'nns daily about him. T;t,e6 80
otner persons of high social standino car.;
~ In The journals to miraculous cnr,S ~
formed on themselves. p0i-
Now, when we reflect that in moot 90
what is called iucurable diseases there T.
an absolute destruction Of matter or op
power, which nothing can restore but the
nan, nano mat first created it, one is struck
WIN athazement-not at the pretensjons
" JACOB, who is an ignorant mau-but at
.n' erednii'y of men who sign themselves
n nnun' ana marquis, and Of scores of others
pt ;,'n OF the same advantages of on.
he " ., For example, il is hardly 70
nc ""n"ered at that one. fourtb of MN
anu Sa"n'd have run crazy after a svsta,n
OF medicine based on the s,rnac,;. '.sui
sufo'y that the smaller the dose ,hs
greater the effect" and that Gill o, .na
hke," because the public cannot he NV
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By Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson, Auetionesrs
and Real Estate AgenE.

THRUST E'S Sal i OF 4C6 40
l ACRES OF VALUABLE T1MBEEED LAMB
IN HENRlCo COUNTY, ABOUT TEN Mills
WEST OF RICHMOND. BETWEHN TIE DEEP
KUN ROAD ANDTHE TllRkE.CH PED koAD.
IS trustees In y certain d. ed Il trnst made by b.
w Green and Julia . his VIE. dated l2th sep
TENDER, 1865 Iu'y recorded in llonrico ,ouniy
Cont. we shall, IT. execution thereof, at the re-
quest Of IN. benz iciares In The said dsed, pro.
coed 10 sell at public aucrion on the premises, on
FRIDAY, October II, 1867 at II O'CLOCK NJ, II ialr
III no.. the frat fair day thereafter, that Valuable
TPACT OF LAND located as above containing
aO8 40 ACRES, according torecent survey. me
said land is heavily covered with sup rior WOOD
and timber, and by reason Thereon 10 Regarded OF
peculiar value. r
TEaHs: Enough in cash 10 de'ray expenses OF
saIe ard TO pay off and discharge all OF the notes
Iefsrred to in sail deed when have matnred
amounting TO So. ?33 II (; and as 10 any surplus
which pay arise from raid sale on such terms AZ
the said Green may prescribe and direct or on ms
failure to give any directions, then on tuch terms
~ the said trustees may announce at the time OF
sale. NJ rohn
As the said land ad loins the land OF Mr. John
w. Alley, persons attending the sale VIII please
meet the trustees az the residence OF said Alley,
and accompany them and the ancuoheer 70 ths
spot on the premises selected for the sals TO come
off. ..
chaser. RobEhr ruhnhhD' Trustees.
Ga IL JOBS B. YOUNG,
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Railroads.
M M 80 a
DEPARTURE OF DRAINS


RICHMOND AND DAyvILLE RArLEoAp.-D,,
Vile and Lynchburg accommodation passen.
ger leaves Richmond daily Except Sunday =,
A. NJ: Through mail and passenger Train
leaves Richmond daily 1T $50 p. NJ. for Dan.
Vile. Greensboro, &C.
h1cHNoSD AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAp.-Ey.
press train daily Except Mondays ut A. NJ
through mail daily at l.2O p NJ. Fre1hi
and accommodation daily Except Sundays, a..
up. NJ. a.
RICHMOND ASp York RIVER RArLRo.p
Leave daily 1T A. NJ. On Tuesday and Fri.
day connecting with steamer for Baltimors
and on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday for
Norfolk.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAfLRoAD.-Leave dairv
Except Sunday at 7lJ A. NJ, and on SUNDAY
10 Gordonsville
RICHMOND, FGEDERIcKsBrRG AID Poroz.c
RAILRoAD.-Leare daily AT lilo A. NJ. and
s.45 ?. NJ. Accommodation train daily (excep,
Sunday IT P. NJ.
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By Harrison, Goddln s. ApDerson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

THIRST GLASS EESTD EN- c. K. IN
Il MARSHALL ROW, FOR Rent 1T aUC-
TION.-Ws sh all rent at auction, on the premises,
on MONDAY the g. th S. ptem6er sd7, 1t o'cloch
P. NJ, for one year from the Isl q ,ct9ber nsxt.
tfat very DESIRABLE RkSlDENGs located as
above. on the north side Of Marshall between
Eighth and Ninth street. now in Tho occupancy OF
Mr. Hiram NJ Smith containing twelve rooms,
ble riage-house, SC. II cortaius all the
modern improvements, and is really a first class
residence.
Tgaas: Negotiable notes, payable quarterly,
HARRISON, GODDlN Il APPERs0N,
no 10 AuciinneerR.
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Ely Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE FAhM OF EIGHTY.
Y THREE ACRES, ONE MILE SOUTHEAST Of
RICHMOND. ON The YORK R1VER RAILROAD
ADJOINING BLAKEY'S MILL. Err SALE,
PERTY We offer for sale, lease. or exchange
the forg ing farm. now occupied by Mr. Dickln-
SON The land is we'll watered and admiralty
improvements are excallert-a large dwelling
good barn, stable, carriage house, etc
II will be sold at low price on long credit or
exchs nged for city property, or leased for one or
more wears. Apply at once.
HARRISON, GUDD1N L APPRRSON,
saoi Auctioneers.
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AUctiO1. Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Grubbs j. Williams. Auctloneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

Northwest corner Main and sieVentn stfees.
INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
r. REAL EsTATE ADJOINING TIE TOWN ,
OF Ma Az AMP oPPcsIRTTET ~ BsE ING
PART OF, rHg CELEBRATED FALLS rLsN;
ThTI0N, ESBKACIEG The HOMESTEAD, F0R
SALE h1cTIGNBy rsausst, G' f a Pb busi
ness Of constructing railroads, We VII seh az a.
auction up9n the prem,ss on !; les Nm
by him, erlbr aclng a4o ACRES OF LAND. IT Will
be sub.divded and sold In the following PARCELS
W. SIX LOTS OF TEN ACRES EACH, fronting on
the Manchester turnpike AID running naea 70 ne
are nea rly square have an elevated and heautliui
situation, and are we'll sniad for sotIage sttes,
q A LIT OF FOURT SBN ACRES, ad)oinlbg
chestardeld Park race course. with high and
eHu.'t Lot e T. uF TwENTY-oNE ACRES also ad;
Joining the course. and near the residence OF
the i Tas HfM1 zkx e5sM WITH NINETY
sGR iii and ne spring
| and spring house. with force pnmp conveying
the water to the dwelling and grounds. me tth =,
| is naturally rich. and has been improved 10 ID 9
highest daaree, and produces finely. su7ouno ,
| Ing the dwelling are fine yard, garden, and
a. LOT OF FORTY ACRES, near the river,
being very rich land, and with good building
''s g. A LOT OF THIRTY ACRES, embracing, the
barns stables, COW sheds, Sc. all very complete,
and supplied with water, conveyed in pipes TO
eyery part thereof. The buildings are well ar
rang ed and very substantial.
T. FOUR LOr6 OF Twenty ACRES each,
OF very superior land, lying beautifully, acces.-
BILE By good roads, and with good situations Tor
's'iT TRfk Z; LOTS OF ONE ACRE each, with q
small dwelling on each, lying near to Mahches-
| te-
| These lands are for the most part of the very
| best quality or James River land, producing
hecyily the staple crops OF this section, and spa
ciaily suited for truck farms ard fruit raising.
| They have for many years b zen very judiciousiy
| managed and highly improved-being cultivated
| chiefly in raising vegetables for market and
have thus been brought to degree OF fertility
seldom attained.
here offered to farmers and truck gardeners IN ID
supe rior character of the land, near to market,
with every facility for improvement; to persons
doing business In Manchester Richmond In
| Handsome binding sites nearer TO the centre cf
the city than any simtlar property on the north
side of the river and to tho capitalist In bea uti-
! fully situated lots lying along the side OF the
| town OF Manches.er in it's whole breadth, with
streets laid off, to be opened up to the line OF this
| property.
A plat OF the property may be seen after few
be sho own over 1t at any time previous 10 the day
! OF sale
The title will be made clear and unquestion-
| able
TsRas: One. fifth cash balance at 6, u. IS, and
"a months the credit payments 10 be for negotiable
! notes, with interes. payable semi annually, and
| secured by deeds of trust upon the property
GRUBB5 4 WILLIAMS,
Sc 24-Tu&Ft5th Oc&tdts Auctioneers.
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By Cabell & Watkins.
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers,


A MOST VALUABLE AND PRO.
"A DGCT!vE FARM -FOUR AED a HALF IL
BRIDGE ROAD ANDTHE CENTRAL RAILROAD,
FOR SALE.-The owner, Mr.. NJ. Beszsley antho :,
rizes us to sell his farm, called Il CQUi NOCkY.'
located as above. adjooing the lsnds OF sr a. A.
others II contains ruUR HUNDRED ACRES OF
very suparior land, about 325 OF which are IN q
high state of cultivation, tho remainder In OAK
timber OF very superior quality. The farm is well
watsreG with never-fsilinE springs fhe soli Is
OF excellent quality and admirably adapted 70 81
grain crops aud tobacco. It's average capacity Is
thirty to forty bushels Of corn to The acre ana
very heavy crops Of VIII. have Teen produced on
it. About i25 acres are Chickahominy low grounds
we'll adapted to grass, and SO situated that the
whole may be- irrigated by creek forming TOO
boundary OF the land on one side. no lana can
be made TO produce larger yie' d vi hay.
The location is healthy, and the nelsheoafh Sn
good The improvements consist OF good two,
Story brick dwelling with eight rooms. and all
needful out buildings, such as barns stables etc
In good repair. There is a good garden aud young
orchard Of choice fruit; II desired tne pnlialuss
and 300 acres OF the land nigh: be SOLD. 90 hhe
farm ear the city is seldom In market
sels eod3t Real Estats ags nts. l'3 Main street
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents

VERY NEAT AND EXCELLENT
' STORE AND DWELLING. AND TWO
FRAMED TEaEMENTS IN TIE REAR. ON
THE EAST LINE Of THIRD BETWEEN DUyAL
AND BAKER STREETS, FOR SALE At AOC-
TI0N.-At the request OF Mr. William q Beal We
shall sell at auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY
the 27th of September, 1857. at u o'clock NJ,
that EXCELLENT STORE ND DWELLING now
in the occupancy of said Beal. Besides the store,
there are three other rooms for the use OF the
family, with gas in each. Also. a well OF good
water in the yard. $50, two framed tenemenss IN
tho rear one renting for twelve dollars per month
and the other for four dollars per month; and the
store and dwelling would rent for twenty to TWEEN
ty. Ave dollars Per month SO that the whole pro.
perty would command 4 rental OF from $3.50 TO $500
per annum. 1t is excclle II! stand for business.
TERMs: At sale.
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPEHsoN,
se2a Auctionsers
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TWO NEAT FRAMED DWELL.
i IEGS, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF POPLAR
BETWEEN FOUKTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS, FOR FALE AT AUCTIoN.-We will
TENDER Is, 1867, ut O'Clock p ", on the premises
TWO NEAT FRAMED DWELLIN GS, as above
described, each containing four rooms, kitchen
The premises are In good repair. The lots each
front % feet more or less on the north side oi
Poplar street, running back within parallel lines
Ice feet, being part OF lots Nos IS aud ~ known
as Adsms's plan CL0pF0H Il HARDWOOD,
se2l AuctioDeers
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By 9. G. Terdy & Co.. Auctioneers.

rRusTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
GROCERIES, sTURs FIXTURES. &C., AT
Auction BY virtue Of deed Of ,tu,s sesI e
"a. K Dabney and wife, and uly recorded In
the clerks Office OF the Hust rs Cont Of the city
OF Richmond, we will sell at the ST. re- OF said Dab
new corner Of Broad and seventh streets, on
WSDN ESHAY, the 25th instant, at u .'clock, the
entire stock OF GROCERIES. FIXTURES, SC.
conveyed in said deed.
Terms: At sale.
s. C. TARDy,
T. WILLIAM PRMPERToE,
Trustees.
g TIpnT Il On kuctIonears ga 23-td
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Steamers.

PHILADELPHIA AND RICHMOND
WEEK. Until further notice, the S1H&
steamers NORFOLK. ALEX An. S,sLaIEM
DRIA, and CLAYaONT will leave2ESHx3
Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY and SATUR.
DAY, and Richmond ever, MONDAY and THURS.
DAY, alternately.
Freight will be received at any time at the COM
pany's shed, on the Dock.
Passage. Including meals and s.ateroom, SO
w. P. POTTER. Agent.
SO Ats Ofsee No. 242s on the Dock.
TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
h STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-The R-EA
splendid ew side v b sl steamships /S1St8
ALBEMARLB. SARATOGA, HAT &I<.1MH
TERAs. NIAGARA, and VIRGIN IA et&essss
nd THs sxs s
DAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
pressly for this route they have splentid saloon.
and .tsterooms, snd the fare, attention. and &C.
sommodstions are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line arc landed regularly
At New York on the company's covered pier (i
North river) within forty eight hours.
Insurance eEsctsd at lowest rates when ordered.
Freights for points beyond New York are for.
warded with dispatch, and no charge made srcep.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New Or.
leans, end 9th southern ports leave from the sd.
Joining pier All goods for these points are
promptly transferred without exposure.
n. L. MocREADY .0 Prssiden., 1877 Greenwich
SAMUEL AYRBs & Co, Richmond, Va;
TIL WEBB, ortoik.
For freight or passage s sPRI{} . SyRys : CO
corner Main and Eleventh streets. up stairs.
10