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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

Albert ). Taylor. Springfield, handle
Cor kniv,s
CP NORTH Col n G. Axtell, late
of the l42d y. Y. Vols. and State Deputy
of the Good Templars of New York, is
lecturing on temperance in Chittenden
and Frank' in counties.
Haskell Lewis recently disposed OF
his farm in North Fairfax and has pur-
chased go acres of land in Milford, Del,
where he proposes to remove early in the
spring. hoping the charge will be benefi-
cial to thu health of his family The
price paid for the farm in Delaware was
$1,000
-Luci.n A. Wait. Esq. son Of N. d.
Wait of Hiyhgate. now Senior in Har-
ward College, has not only supported him.
self thus far in College. but during the
past year has been to Europe, travelling
in France and the British I-les, and pay
ing his own expenses.
On Wednesday morning last a YER
mont Central Railrosd employee named
Thomas Moran. fell from train near ST.
Adams and dislocated his left shoulder.
Potatoes are rotting badly in High
gate. One party bought 300 bnshels and
paid $50 down to secure the bargain and
refuses to touch them now, preferring
rather to lose the $50 than to take the
potatoes.
AT the annual meeting of the Eagle
Lodge No. 81 Of Bakersfield, F. s. A. NJ,
the following officers were elected: w. NJ,
N. Barnes; s. W., G. 8. Barnes; J. W.,
g. D. Stevens; Treasurer, @. T. Maynard ;
Secretary, L. N. Hull; Sen. d, L. n.
Wilson; J. D., B. J. Doane; Tyler, e.
Sturgesa.
-Secrstary Boutwell, has appointed n.
r. Psttsnsill, Deputy Collsetoe snd In
spector in the Custom HOUSE It Burling-
ton.
IA lot Of land recently sold In Bar.
lingtea for $4,000. which ten years since
changed hands It $3.50. Il - iront-
ags On Lake Chanplain, and \ wanted 70
aooannodats The iAessasine business Of
TIE lamber trade Of that city. Great 4
humber.
That cid oGsadss. Hill nsanSll, ~
bssbrs Judss shAy = Wsansedsys
skn1s1 viAh lAEssnys ~ ~ - QGoo
han - apReor - - oteGtv 0o1st
-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

PATENTS Patents were granted as
follows ~ Vermonters for the week end
ing I,.c l4h:
Lcmu.l Richmond, Derby. for rein
guide for harness.
Albert s Taylor. Springfield, handle
Cor kniv,s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

SAID Norm tDdy, LOOKING nv nus WAUGH.
"Givc me the money. jams. and We will
leave this place hefor. the villain arrives
Grace saw all, but heard nothing, for
they bud Withdrawn IA the o'ber side III
the room, that she might net he psiised ;
Ia, - yveat fear was weighing upon her
hearts dread Of some approaching o.
lamity. When they came b .ck. -
looked from one to the other for s'ine ex-
planstion. but very little they gave her.
Normandy spoke first.
"Aliss Blenchford. you are puzzled u
nv word. aud actions, but you. will par
don me, l know, when tell you that b
bett..r for all of us to say but little about
il. Your brother has been led into IN
error that threatened to b most eerious.
Fortunately. every thing is now arranged
quite satisfactorily, thanks to your pres
ence, and he will return 70 the city with
~. Watch over him, and prey for him,
he added solemnly, that he may not STUN
bic again"
II ak it," said james, bowling his hsad ;
and without another word they left the
house, and were soon On their wsy back 10
the city.
Silently they rode until the linits Of
the city were reached. Than John Nec-
mandy gave the rsins TO Blanshford, I'D
alighted, bade the brother and sistR adiea.
sBut you, John n said James. "Wha4
win you do Z"
~Fear not for me- replied Normandy,
adding in . whisper, II sha1 not betray
you vhatsvsr happensS
Then he charged them both nsvsr Ia
tan What had paassd bstwssa thsn thst
night; and, without waiting 70 hsaR thsiE
replies, he strods EaPia1y down ths stssst
He went directly 70 d benk, rsashino
~ ju4 ct opening dnes an1s without Q
wugd % aay 90, wes4 slBaight - ~
ys.,s;- s &c s..so. ~ =. -.
Sed Aad stolsa Aoa 49, IA 4
Hsat bask "a ~ ~ s0sR - asssl
I H e&psses1 =; ~ - - - -
-; :: -. : I. =, - = 1; ~ 3 =; =:
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points of international law, Including the
question of the recognition OF the Southern
states as belligerents by Great Britain. Each
Government Is to formulate and advocate the
claims OF its citizens, and no individual claim
anis will be heard. All claims must be pre-
sented within six months fr0m the first day of
meeting of the commission, and all indemnities
are TO be paid within eighteen months from the
same day. One year Is allowed for the ratidca-
tion of the treaty.
LONDON, Jan. l9.-The London journals of this
morning. concur in pratsing the speech OF NaDo
leon at the opening of the French Chambers as
q frank and transparent expression of his policy,
and as words OF true FrenChman, addressed to
FTenChmen, The Times is sorry the fabric OF a
state which he has raised Is based on personal
government, aud Cannot survive its maker.
The Independence Beige says the protest
adopted by the Conference of Paris begins with
a preamble, stating that the representatives of
the powers who signed the treaty OF Paris have
met TO define certain points of international law
mole precisely. The document proceeds to
declare that TO encourage instructions within,
or prvateering and military expeditions against
the territories of friendly yhSate is a violation
of international law.
When the protocol has been signed by all the
powers participating IN the conference, it will
be offered 10 Greece for Signature. If Greece
signs It, the sublime Porte will withdraw its
utmatum and If she refuses, the great powers
will remain neutral, and permit events TO take
their course.
LONDON, Jan. 19-The mails from Rio Janeiro
of the victory of the allies at Villeta.
MADRID, Jan. 19.-Election returns, almost
complete have been received from all parts of
the country. The Constitutional Cortes will be
composed of three hundred MoDarchists, thirty
five Republicans and seventy-dve Bouroonlsts.
MADRID, Jan, 19. 19.-Complete returns have been
received of the elections just concluded for
members of the Constitutional Cortes. The
result Shows Enthusiastically that an overwhelm.
ing majority of the people of the nation are in
favor of a monarchical form of government.
The cities of Seville, Barcelona, Alicante, Sara
carried by the Republicans, and the strength Of
that party in the new Cortes will be about one
hundred members.
LONDON Jan. l9.-The Pail Mall Gazette (Con-
servative) has an editorial this evening on the
Alabama Claims Convention. The writer hopes
that the English Parliament will not ratify the
treaty concluded by Lord Clarendon and Mr.
the Southern Confederacy as belhgerents is to
be reODened,
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now are. II would, moreover, place the. sailor
on shore under the care and supervision o.
men who would exercise that office and pro
mote the best good OF the sailor. and NOT ior
their own selfish and sordd interests" In view
of these considerations, the committee recon-
mend that the officers be authorized ana re,
uuested to take suitable measures to forward
the efforts being made by that society,".
In reference to the resolutions sent down for
concurrence by the National Board OF Trade IN
favor of making, by mercantile custom, all sales
OF produce for cash payable on delivery, Mi;
Buzby explained the reasons of the COmme1Cal
Exchange for dissenting therefrom. and on
motion the resolutions we're ordered to lie upon
the table.
Communications were received from Hon.
Charles O'Neill, showing that surveys had been
ordered and appropriations made for certain
harbors Of refuge on the Delaware river.
At the request of the Councils OF Atlantic City
a committee-Messrs Stokes, McCammon, and
Wetherill-were appointed to visit that place to
examine as to the necessity OF taking measures
there by the action of the sea.
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1868.
Everything Is quiet in,the Ogeechee, Georgia,
country.
died yesterday.
The Dauphin County Medical Society met
at Harrisburg yesterday.
L. ii. Wakefield was yesterday confirmed
Postmaster at Portland, Oregon.
-Au attempt is being made to effect Fenian
organization III New Orleans.
Theodore F. Randolph was yesterday in
auguTated Governor of New Jersey.
-Zachariah Chandler has been reelected to
the United states Senate by the Michigan Legs-
lature.
Hon. Alexander Ramsey was yesterday re.
elected as United States Senator from Minnesota.
Late journals from Rio Janelro furnish no
news regarding the reported victory OF the Allies
THE barque Ann, from New York, for Ant
WPrp, has gone ashore on the French coast, aud
is dlsChargug cargo.
Hon. Malt. II. Carpenter was nominated
last night az Madison Wisconsin, by the Repub-
lican caucus of the State legislature, for United
States Senator vice James K. DO )llttle, whose
term expires March OF This year.
In Congress yesterday afternoon the follow
ing business was transacted in addition to that
mentioned in our teleaTams -
In the Senate bill providing for an ocean
mail steamship line was reerrel TO the Com.
mittee on Post Offices aud Post Roads. Among
the other bills appropriately referred was one
amenoa oatory of the act for the protection OF
10 national bank securities: and Que 10 complete
and perfect railroad and telrgraphic communi-
cation with the Pacific Ocean. joint resolu-
ton, as an amendment 10 the Constitution,
declaring that all persons are entitled to the
franchise. was laid on the table. The copuer
bill was then taken up and passed. At 4'2j p.
NJ the Senate went into executive session, and
soon after adjourned.
In the House the Sc retary of War was
directed 10 furnish information relative 10 the
employment OF Alexander DUNBAR, a morse
doctor. The bill to preserve the purity OF elec
tions in the Territories was passed, as was ais
Senate concurrent resolution requiring JON
committee to revise and dX the pay OF officers o
both houses. Senate substitute for House oll
ameDdatOry of an act relating TO haOeas corpu
was aereed 10. Amendments OF Senate to Hous
bill ameLdatory OF an act prescribing mode Q
obtaiDinl- evidence in contested election case
was nom -concurred ia aud committee OF confer
epce asked. Senate bill granting land and rlgh
OF way to the Denver Pacific Railroad an
telegraph Company gave rise TO consideraol
debate.
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Foreign Affairs,

LONDON, Jan. l9.-The Times Of to-day
anayZes the treaty between Great Britain and
the United States for the settlement Of the
Alabama claims. and gives the following outline
OF its provisions. The cOmniss on Is to consist
of four members, two appointed by England
and two by the United States. The commission
will hold its sessions in Washington, and its
hTsi business will be to select an umpire, and
failing in choice, each side will appoint an
umpire; and when the commissioners are
equally divided in opinion on any case they
shall select by lot one OF the two umpires 10
render final decision. A sovereign of Elrope
is 10 be selected by the commission TO arbitTate
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Monthly Meeting OF the Board of Trade,

Monthly Meeting OF the Board of Trade
The stated monthly meeting of the Board OF
Trade was held on Monday evening, at O'clock
President Welsh in the char.
Upon the application Of Captain Tracy, IN
behalf of the Seaman's Friend Society, respect
ing relief for seamen from the expressions OF
runners of boarding house keepers, requesting
the co.operation OF the Board IN the effort to
secure national legislation 10 prevent the pay
ment 10 them of the advance wages OF seamen,
and by the enactment OF State laws, aud the
restriction OF the right to keep sailors boarding
houses TO such persons only as should De
licensed as suitable by competent bodrd OF
supervision Mr.. WiDsor, for the commlttee
made written report, which was accepted. bis
conclusions were adverse TO the hrst pfoposi-
ton on the consideration both OF its unconsu.
tutionality and its impolicy on the Whoiej out
IN regard to the requirement OF a license 10
keepers OF sailor boaIdiDg-houses, TO issue solely
on proof of a suitable and Satisfactory charac-
ter, he was decidedly in favor Of such plan
In regard to this he says:-"Iu regard to tue
action proposed by Captain Tracy, to procure
| by State legislation the enactment OF laws re-
| curing all keepers of such houses to oe
| licensed. and providing that such licenses De
! granted only TO persons who on the eVliepce
OF character, shall be approved and recon-
| ended by board of commissioners properly
| constituted for that purpo;e, would certainly
| tend to make these homes more decent and
comfortable, and more homepke than theJ
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CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Roman Baker, Boston, IL. Winsor d 90.
schr Thos sinnickson. Dickerson Cienfuegos, War
STR j. s. shfiver. Riggans. Baltimore. A. Groves Jr
Steamship Juniata, Hoxie from New Orleans via
Havana iSlh nipst brought the following passengers
Reals D. stickney Mrs ienRinaon From HsVana@ Sraes
Mrs HickmSn Mrs. Anderson. Mr.. Story, E. f. Sny.
Steamer Com: r: A Adams. Mershon. from New.
bern, with shingles ana naval stores to captain.
stesmsnlp WhirlwiDd Deer, for PHILADELPHIA
ssiies stesns lam sbIp FTFoVidence T0rI lsLh inst
s.eamshiiP saxon Bogss, for Philadelphia. cleared
Baique Layinia, Douglass, for Philadelphia. cleared
ss,sus, J. l. Pye Pye, for Philadelphia via Fall
Falmouth an inst, ior Hamburg 'l'" "0n
ca,denss 56n i3s f port north @ qf as;eras @
deiphifi put back 10 %eymoath ID inst: rS,. ~ .'"
J., Brig a J; Burton, Burton, cleared ct Helvoet Sd
fEHS e sta
Brigs iss' s. B. Brown. Reed and George W. Chase
TeGe nerh Of AZ ''h
sobr suila Jiasnora. for Philadelphia cleared at
sscbr Msxon Rogers, jackson, hence, at Norfolk.
V scbr iSeH GlaFs Bond Petersburg I4h inst
Scbr William Hilton. Cole. from Boston for Phila
delpba, at New York 18th inst.
.., NOTlCE ~ MAh1NEtSo an ,...s
September 8, 1868, official Information has been re-
cPiveu that, from the 18TH day Of December 1855 the
light ud be exhibited from the lighthouse on the
Plateau des Roches Douvres north coast OF France
The light is q flashing white light the ecpses sue.
ceeoing other every five seconds. IL is elevated
l44 above high water and In clear weather should
be seen distance OF fourteen miles The tower
is iron painted white and Ids feet high It's position
s IN latitude 40 deg min % sec longitude deg 4S
min. 81 sec. west OF Greenwich.
In consequent the state of the weather the light
house been completed TO It's proposed height;
and IL Intended in the course OF next year to raise
the focus OF The light to $50 feet above nigh water.
| when o more powerful Illuminating apparatus Will
| be suhsli uted tor the one at present IN use
By order. w. B, SHUBhlOht CHAIRMAN,
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse BoardsWRsh
Ington. d. c., Jan, II, 1869.
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MERCHANTS FUND ASSOCIATION.
Annual Report Read Last Evening"

The annual meeting Of this body was held
last evening, with large attendance, consisting
in part of gentlemen retired, WITH handsome
competence, from business pursuits, and OF
gathering of merchants generally, engaged In
the various walks of commercial traffic. The
eetmg being duly convened, the annual report
was read, as iollows:-
There are spheres OF benovolence in which
those who are engaged see no present fruit oi
their laboIs, The results which they hope u
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CLOAKS.

NLOAKS-CLOAKS.- crowd OF GUS
" toners who daily visit our store must
convince every one shat IL is the place TO
,ecure the newest styles. The finest
Qualities and the best work at the most
reasonable prices. HENRY IVENS,
No. 23 south NINTH street.
NLOAKS-CLOAKS.- every one
v says must be true, and they all say
Won can buy the most fashionable, the
best and cheapest CIOaks In the city, at
HENRY IVENS',
Il f2m No. as y. NINTH Street,
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From Ohio.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 19.--The Supreme Court
Columbus to-day refused to grant new trial in
the case of Lewis Davis, convicted of the
murder of David Skinner, at Independence
Ohio, and he Will be executed on February 4.
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
Annual Meeting of the Company Yes
tertlaN-Its Operations for 1865.

The annual meeting of the Mercantile Library
Company was held last evening, in the Library
building, Fifth and Library streets Mr.. 7.
Morris PeTot presided.
The annual report, as presented, reads as fol-
lows:-
While the list of members and subscribers has
increased, and its books, periodicals. and news
papers have continued to augment in number
important changes have been made in the
oreanic laws which govern the institution,
which will insure its stability, and the project
which has been so long entertained-of remoV-
ing the Library into more suitable building
has been SO far advanced that it may now be
considered sure OF completion, as will be more
fully shown by the following details:--
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Mr.. Oliver Evans offered q resolution au-
tholztng the directors 10 sell the lot aud build
lne now occupied, provided they shall retain
the use OF it until the new building is finished
and moved into, Agreed to.
Mr.. Ashmead offered the tollowibg:-
ReSoiue0, That the Board of Management be
ana are hereby directed to place on file in the
month, one copy of each established daily and
Sunday paper published IN the city.
Pending the consideration of the resolution
vote OF lS yeas to l6 naNs
Nominations for directors were made as fol-
lows:--J John s. Weimer, Charles NJ. Taylor,
BlddIe, Joseph G. Grubb. e. X. Stevenson,
W. f. Dunglison, s. E. Harlan, and Joseph S.
Sid1all
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Reuben T.. FentOn Elected United states
Senator.

ALBANY, Jan. 19.-Reuben E. Fenton was to-
day elected United States Senator. The House
voted-Fenton, 70; H. G. Murphy, As. The
Senate voted-Fenton, 10; Murphy 10; II. s.
Randall, !, cast by Senator Murphy.
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General Schurz Elected united States
Senator

ST LOUIS, Jan. 19-General Schurz was to-.
day elected United States Senator, receiving the
entire radical vote of both houses. TIE Demo
Gratis voted Tor John s. Phelps.
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TRUSSES.

90 "6EELEY'S HARD RUBBER TRUSs
9RsSS NO. IS47 ChESNUT street. This Truss cor
recIy applied win cure and retain with the mos
dificult Tupture always clean, light easy safe. AND
comfortable used IN bathing, lifted to form, never
EnsIS, BREAKS soils, becomea Timber, or moves from
Mace no BtTappinK, Hard Rubber Abdominal Sup.
porter, by which the others, Corpulent and Ladiel
suffering with Female TeaRness VII aaa relief Sno
fnstruments shoulder Braces, Elastio Stockings 70
weak IinnhH Suspensions etc. AEo, large stock hea
Leather TruAEea. half usual price. Lady In sttens
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SHIPPING.
<9egs, LoRLLARD's STEAMSHIP LINZ

Sailing TuesdAys, Thursdeys, and Saturdays At
noon. The winter rates a. which freight is noN
taken is 20 cents per 100 pounds, gross scents pei
foot cents per gallon, ships option The Line Is
now prepared contract for spring rates lower than
by any other route, CON meaciDg on Mach 10, 1852
Advance charges cashed ~ office on Pier. Freight
leceived ct all times on covered wharf.
JOHN +. OIL,
s2s6m Pier 10 North Wharves.
N b. Extra ratel on email packages Iron, metals etc
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During the past year the balance of mortgage
OF $1,000 on the old building has been paid off.
The first 256 pages of the new catalogue have
amI on tbe III ssme SSe N nan Ie m &
testified and adopted by the public library of
Boston-a simple alphabetical arrangement, in
which any subject, title, or authors name lin
upon it), will be almost certain to be found, no
matter in what manner sought for. This cata-
logue, when finished, Will embrace all the books
added to the library during the progress of
printing.
The report refers to the progress of the new
building, ard says that its early completion
depends altogether upon the members.
The Treasurer, Albert l., LetchWorth, re-
ported the following:-
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GABL SENTZ' AND MARK HASSLER'S OR.
~ BEsTRA MATINEkS, EVERY SATURDAY
at 81 r. M, IN MUSICAL FUN ID HALL. Single Ad.
mission SO Package of tick ets a. al Boners1
No. 1lO2 CHESNUT St.. and at the Door. III II
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.Se6es, FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
<fkAlsssA. TOWN.-InmRn Line OF Mall steamers
Rfs appUinJed TO sail as 1Ullows-
CITY OF ANEWEhP, saturday, January %,
kANGA ROO, Tuesday, January g6.
CITY OF LONDON. saturday, ia iuafy go
CITY OF BALrIM0kE, SATURDAY, February g.
CITY OF CUhK, tuesday. February g.
each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday
W Il, III, from Pier 40, North River
RAVES OF PASSAGE BY TIE MAIL sTEAMHR
bAu1Ne EVERY BATURDAX,
Payable in Gold. Payable In Currency,
FIRST CA bIN N ST hAACiE
to London. ..,....... los to LOnuon-.,,..,,. 81
TO PAr1s,.......,..,. 1lbI Paris...,,., AZ
PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY BTHAAER VIA a. LIBAX
FIRST CABIN, sTBERAaE.
. Pay able In Gold. - Payable in Currency,
LlVerpOOl-... Verpool
ot, JOhnB, N. f,,.,.,,.l 4l ST. JOnns, N, F.... Of
by Branch Steamer.."J ] Jy Branch Steamer..) oV
Passengers also forwarded TO Havro Hamburg, Bre
men, etc., AZ reduced Eatee.
Tickets can be bought here by persons sending for
their friends, at mOdeIRte rateB
tor turthei Information apply at the Company'h
Offices.
JOHN @. DALE, Agent, No. l5 BROADWAY, N. Y
Or TO O'DONN ELI a FAULK, Agents.
No. All CHE5NUT Street, PhilRdelphiA
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E6ass, NOIICE.-FOR NEW YORK, VIA
SSS4Al&sA&s d ELA W AXE AND RARITAN CANAL
EXPRESS STEAM BOAT COMPANY.
The Steam Propellers OF this line leave DAILY
from frat wharf below Marker street.
TAhOU9H In "a HOURS.
GOodE Aorw warded by all the lines going out OF
York, North, East and West, free OF conrnssion.
Erelghts received at our usual low rates.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE 6L CO., Agents,
a JAMES HAND, Agent 9Os
No. llS WALL street. corner OF seuth. New York
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Roman, Baker, Boston, II. Winsor d Co,
rem d Gregg. ~
Str ]. s. Shriver Rggans, Baltimore. A. Groves Jr
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TnhUU9H FREI9HT AIR LINE TO T6E
SOUTH AND WEST.
EVERY SATURDAY,
At noon, from FIRST WHALE above MARKET
Street.
THROUGH RATES ana THROUGH RECEIPrIo
10 all points In North ana South Carolina, via sea
board Air Line RAILROAD, connecting AZ Portsmouth
ana TO LynchDurs, Va, Tennessee, aud the West Wis
Virginia ana Tennessee Air Line and Richmond ana
Danville Railruso,
Freight HANDLED BUT ONCE, ana taken q,
Low ER RATES THAN ANY OTHER LITH
The regularity, safety, and oheapness of this routa
commend 1t 10 the public rs the most desirable me
dunn ior carrying every description OF freight,
NO charge fox Commission drayage, or any expenas
OF transfer.
steamships Insured at lowest rates.
Freight received daily.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO.,
No. IA North and South WHARVES.
". p. PORTER, Agent at Richmond and City
Point.
r, p CRowELL q CO.. Agents At Norfolk. su