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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-31
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent.

VERY VALUABLE DISTILLERY
NEAR TO BROOK AVENUE, IN THE CITY
or RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
At the request of the parties Interested. shall sell
at public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY
the 9th Of August, 1863, ut O'Clock L. NJ, lhal
very valuable property located as above. having
front of 1855 feet on the north line OF Moore street.
running back about 300 feet to Bacon's Quarter
Branch. The improvements consist of aLARGE
TWO-STORY NEW BRICK BUILDING, cover
LARGE TWO-STORY BRICK STABLE, gra-
mite foundation, covered with slate so by 20 feet
besides SEVERAL SHEDS. In the largest brick
building is a COMPLETE DlSIlLLERY, Elm
cost as learn (without the land), about 800, 900
and constitute, ash am informed, one of the most
complete distilleres in Virginia. A FUEL SUP
PLY OF PURE SPRING WATER, conveyed by
thus adding greatly to lis value:
A large STEAM ENGINE and BOILER, 25-horsc
power, and an additional BOILER OF lo9,h9rse
FUMTS, and MACHINERY. for q irst-class dis.
tilerv; also 4 large COPpER WORM ana about
FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS COPPER; an eH-
esent GkIST Mill, and quantity OF , Large
separate and apart from the real estate.
10 persons disposed To embark In the business "f
dlstiliing or tanning, other manufacturing pur-
poses this property presents great attractions.
THE bindings can also be used for Il tobacco fac
tory, soap and candle factory, or for almost any
other kind of manufacturing business but tile
premises are peculiarly adapted for tannery on 4
large scale.
sale. ." .0-
The foregoing property was sold nj auction on
the 2sth of May, 1862 and the purchaser having
failed to comply with the terms OF sale 1t Will no"
be resold for and on account Of whom II may con-
Germ. The sale will be po$itirely made.
w % ". GUDDlE. AuctiOneer.
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CONTRACTS WITH CITIZENS OF REBEL
SrATEs.-Judge Lowell, of Massachusetts,
has just made decision of much import
ance in relation to the validity of contracts
with the citizens of rebel States. In 1862
the bark Lamplighter was destroyed by the
Alabama. Among her owners were four
citizens of rebel States. Mr.. Payne the
master, collected the insurance and paid il
to the owner living in Massachusetts,, hold.
ing that those living in the rebel States had
no title to participate. One of the four
owners, who lived in South Carolina, re-
Gently brought suit against Mr.. Payne's
administrators, and now RECEIVERS by the
decision Of the court.
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RvP. Bowman, AuctionCer.

IMPORTANT AND. LAST SALE OF
I THE sEAsoN.-On TUESDAY, =, August ID,
rnrnNrnoms 1909 Main street, q very large ana
desirable LINE OF MERCHANDIsE, adapted for
the season. and comprising In part s.r,Y1
q DRY GOODS, Including ,,,,, ,,,,o1,,-,-
90 bales s. and ~ MANCH IT, baIa bho"N'
w rnry farpe and attractive line. of READY,
q a. LDE CLOTHING, for mems anc youths
900 Eases BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs, and BAL
MORALS, for mems, women's, ana cni!aie
wear i'm great variety Of size ana quaiitIx
with an attractive invoice OF FotS anu !" W.
! HATS ord vii,
These goods are all fresh and seasonable ana VIII
be sold without reserve. 80 ann m
saoo. sixty DAYS over that amount, ninety DAYS
credit for approved endorsed paper; ouuAN
Auctioncer and Commission Merchant
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For the Dispatch.
The Rarhecua Mt Newberu.

Saturday the oath was gala day in Pu-
laski. The people had resolved to bid cares
to the winds and meet in general holiday.
Speakers from distance had been invited,
committees appointed to look after the
Creature comforts and on the day ap-
pointed everything was in readiness for the
jubilee. Some few opposed, and said we
were rejoicing prematurely, but the people
generally felt that, whatever might be done
in the future, there was real ground for JOY
for the present. nt.-r .#-
The day was most suspicious. Not cloud
Obscured the sun, and yet the heat was not
oppressive. Early in the morning crowds
began to flock to the scene of festivities, q
beautiful grove about half q mile from
Newbern. By 10 o'clock more than thou
sand of the citizens of the county were on
the ground, all eagerly awaiting the arrival
of the speakers.
Soon the gentlemen chosen to address the
crowd appeared on the stand. There was
Segar, from the seaboard, looking as young
and active as when he was in the Virginia
Legislature years agone battling for the
cause of internal improvement. There was
Humes, from Abingdon, the nun who had
flayed Wells, the Ex-Governor. There was
Judge Campbell, the eminent jurist and
there was General Terry, and Colonel
Ronald, and McCaul, and Wall, and Pres
ton, and General Walker, If the Wlthers
ticket-the Chevalier Bayard, sans peuT
sans reproche-who was willing to postpone
his claims to promotion for the sake of har'
mony and peace in the ranks of the Con
servatiyes. To add to the entertainment
the brass band from Bristol discoursec
sweet music. Nor must l omit to mention
the presence of the "Walker Club" o.
colored men from Wythe, walking erect
with banner floating in the wind, inscribed
with bearings denoting that they were
tree-free from leagues and carpet-baggers
"Old Joe," as he was Familiarity called
led off in an able and effective speech
Then followed Humes in one of the hap
piest efforts ever heard. He was perfectly
iubilant, and kept the audience in roars O.
laughter. Every sentence, every word, wa!
in the right place. Then followed dinner
in which everybody joined, doing full JUS
tice to the bountiful repast furnished by thu
good people of the county.
After dinner the audience were again en-
tertained by General Terry, Mr.. McCaul
Colonel Ronald, and others and as TIT
lengthening shadows betokened the ceSlaint
on of the evening, all dispersed, admitting
that rarely, if ever, they had spent day
80 pleasantly and SO probably. . . [ I
Your correspondent would give you
synopsis of Mr.. Segar's speech, but fearl
he would do it injustice, and would make
his letter too long. E.
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Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.
Sale of the Rockbrisige Baths and Asi-
Joining Observation-Disclosures
Arrivals, &c,
RocKBRIpGE Barns, July %, 1869.

RocKBRIpGE BATHS, July 90, 1869.
Under decree of the circuit court Of
RockbridSe county the commissioners solo
to-day by auction the Rockbridge Baths,
with all the improvements and thirty-three
acres of ground attached, for SlS,a99, &c
Colonel NJ G. Hartman. Also, the Ire
vey" farm adjoining the above (the build.
ings on which arc now being used by the
proprictors of the Springs), containing
eighty-two acres, was Knocked out at $50
per acre to Mr.. Samuel F. jerion, Of Char
lottcsyille.
This sale does not affect the lease OF
Messrs. Peyton & Brother. They will con-
tinue to cater to the wants Of their numerous
visitors in their usual polite and hospitable
style. Their principal assistant and chief
clerk, Mr.. Daniel, Of Staunton, is indefati-
gable in his attention to the guests, the Ia
dies in particular, with W I'm he IS very
popular. ~.
The place is now rapidly filling up
Among the arrivals yesterday and to-day
were the Hon. John B. Baldwin and lady, ex-
Governor John Lctchcr, General John Ech-
OILS. Judge Hueh.W. Shelley, Colonel NJ. &
Harman, and H. E. G. Baskerville family, OF
Virginia Major J. O. Harris and daughter,
OF AtldIIa, VA. hisScS lsJuiiSy3 VI SoAoi1
bus, Ca, and Colonel John r. Garrett, OF
Tennessee.
The irregularity of the mails is source
of great annoyance to the visitors here
very often the entire mail for this place is
sent to the Rockbridgc Alum, and uict
rerSa. The fault lies either with the mail
agent on the cars or with the postmaster
at Goshen; and the negligence should be
examined into by the proper authorities
and have the fault rectifed, as several bust
ness men from Richmond and other cities
have been placed to great Inconvenience by
the delay.
Mr.. j. W. Sexson, the popular secretary
of the Southern Mutual Insurance Com
pany of Richmond, is lying here quite Ill;
The farmers in this section have suffered
greatly from the protracted drought; but
the recent fine rains have not only revived
their crops, but their dropping spirits:
The atmosphere is now delightful, and
nearly every night blankets are brought
into requisition. W. ,.
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A GRAND sanitary SCHEME.-We learn
that scheme is on foot to inaugurate a
new plan of improving the sewerage system
of Boston. 1t is proposed to render all the
sewers perfectly pure by flowing either
fresh or salt water through them by a very
simple process and at comparatively
trihing expense, and in so thorough man
ner that there will be an entire absence OF
the numerous distinct smells" that assault
the nostrils of people in crowded localities
where the system of drainage at best is
imperfect boston Journal.
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ByLyne & Brother,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
lao Main ctrppt

TWO OF THOSE HANDSOME AND
i ADMIRABLY LOCATED NEW BRICK
STORES ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD Be
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We will sell at pub
lie auction. on the premises, on THURSDAY, the
5th day Of August, 1869, ut s. O'Clock L. NJ that
truly valuable and beautifully located new BRICK
STORE, No. COL, corner of Sixth and Broad streets
at present occupied by j. Marcuse us a clothing
store ut 81, $50 per annum. ,,
Also. that neat and desirable STORE In same
block No. COS, ut present occupied by W. Z.
Scfwalmeyer as notion house ut 81. 300 per an
nun.
Each Of the stores described have been recently
built and completed in the very best OF STYLE with
beautiful stores and basement below. and seven
rooms above furnished with every convenience for
families, such as gas, water, bath-houses, &c.
There are no stores in the city better suited ny
location and arrangements for neat frSt-class Di-
siness houses than these. The buildings are on
leasehold. to expire on the lst May, 1S7s subject
to a very reasonable ground rent, and are to be
paid for at valuation by the owner at the eXpira-
lion of the lease.
tits seldom such an opportunity to secure, at
moderate rent, for term of years. such desirable
business stands in the city ut such moderate rents.
The lots front each 81 sl2 feet on the south side
Of Broad street, running back depth OF 90 feet TO
an alley Is feet wide. ,
TERMS and particulars will be made known ut
the hour of sale, or will be furnished previously
nv thc auctionccrs. LYME & BROTHER,
'iv % Auctionecrs.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.

4 UCTION SALE OF A HANDSOME
N STUCCOED BRICK DWELLING WITH
Two STORIES AND BASEMENT.-Wil be
sold at auction. on the premises, on I'll TUESDAY
the 5th Of August Mt O'Clock =. NJ. that hand
some SUCCEED BRICK YELLING, with two
stories and basement, on the northwest corner Of
First and Cary streets, containing thirteen rooms
four on the first and second oors, five on the third,
and passage through the centre-with gas, water,
bathrooms and closets and attached Is a two
story brick kitchen with eight rooms,-four on
each noor-tbc upper floor Of which Is fitted up
correspoudingly with that of the dwelling: also,
with an alley In the rear ten feet wide.
This is justly regarded as one of the most desi-
ated in locality that is daily increasing in value.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes
bearing interest from date OF sale and secured by
4 deed of trust.
RICHARDSON & CO.. Auctloneers,
ivo3 Ill3 Main street.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, a VERY DESIRABLYE s:s
Il located and conveniently arranged three I'll
story BRICK DWELLING, containing ten rooms,
with Kitchen gas water, &C., on the north side of
Grace between Third and Fourth streets.
Also, desirable two-story BRICK DWELL
ING, containing nine rooms, with ample servants
apartments, gas, water, bathrooms, &C., Oh the
west side of Seventh street, and fourth north OF
Leigh street. -
Also, BRICK DWELLING on the south side of
Clay street between Madison and Monroe, with
nine rooms kitchen, &c. ...
Also, neat BRICK TENEMENT on the south
side Of Clay street between Adams street and
Brook avenue, with four rooms brick kitchen and
water ~ r 80 ..-# +.
Also, convenient BRICK DWELLING on the
north side Of Clay between Fifth and Sixth streets,
with six rooms; kitchen and water.
Also, a desirable BRICK TENEMENT on the
south side of Elmwood Tor Main) street, In Sidney,
containing seven rooms, with kitchen, water, and
u large lot attached with good stable thereon.
Also, q neat BRICK DWELLING on the south
side Of Franklin between Madison and Monroe
streets, with four rooms besides basement.
FRANCIS T. 1SBELL,
q. 4. s--a- Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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BY Richardson It Co., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 REAL ESTATE IN RICHMOND AT AUG
TION-By virtue of a deed Of trust to the subscri-
Der from Lucy Giles. dated 10th june 1863 record
ed In Richmond Hastings Court 1 shall, in exccu-
ton thereof, sell ut auction, on the premises, on
WED NESDAY, August !, 1882 ut O'Clock i. NJ.
if fair fnot, the next fair day, the REAL ESTATE
convened In said deed consisting of certain lot or
parcel of land in the city of Richmond, fronting
on the north side of Franklin street twenty feet,
running from Governor street to the property of
Samuel Cottrell, and on which there now stands
brick tenement, being the lot west and imme-
diatcy- adjoining the lot which now stands the
Metropolitan Hail. and there being brick tenc.
ment between said tenement hereby conveyed and
said Metropolitan Hall.
TERMS or SALE Cash for so much rs may be
necessary to pay the of SO, 500, with interest,"
from 18th day of April, 1869, till paid, and the eX-
dine. terms will be made known at the time and
place OF SALE GEORGE d. WISE, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctionecrs. y23
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STENCIL TooLs AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINkER AND
~. BRAND-CUTTER, l4lo MAIN STREET,
The new patent BRANDING-lRoN, for marking
fcctly adapted to branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engrayers' stock, stencil Paste, Brushes, ~
,,eilble Ink Steel Dies, Alpha5cts, Seal Presses,
Brass and German silver, Frames, Steel Kings
Checks, Tags, &C.. Wholesale and retail. mo-
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EXCITING RACE.-Oyer 1000 persons as
sembled at the Union Course, Long Island,
N. Y, on Wednesday, to witness the match
between the two famous fast mares Nady
Thorn and Goldsmith Maid) for $4,000,
mile heats, best three in FIVE, in harness
1t is represented as having been tho best
and fastest trotting race that ever took
place on that course. The race was won in
three heats by Lady Thorn. Time: 2.2ls,
2.205, 2.21}. 1' f'@
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctionccrs,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
"A ON FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN LEIGH
AND JACKSON. FOR SALE AT AUCTlON::--
On WEDNESDAY the 18th day of August, ut half
past O'Clock p. NJ, we will sell, upon the prem
iscs, the DWELLING situated as above, and now
occupied by George w. Duke. 1t has eight rooms,
and n BRICK KITCHEN with two rooms: also,
and water The lot Is 30 by 125 feet to an alley
Il feet with side alley Of four feet leading out TO
the front. This is comfortable residence, IN Il
GOOD ncighborhood. Possession can be given In a
few days.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
w 90 AuctiOneers.
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ByLyne Brother,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,

VALUABLE TWO-AND-A-HALF-SSIIoUg-
RY FRAME DWELLING (M W.T., n Bh BIZ
BASEMENT, ON THE SgGT IHT SuDk hN III FiF-
T TEE RI sTRFETs. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
viii be sold at public auction on the premises on
oW.cInct p. N. that desirable FRAME DWELL
ING located as described and at present occupied
by Joseph Hill, Esq, containing seven rooms SC,
With the usual out-houses The lot fronts on Pop-
lar street 81 by LOG feet, nnorurp
=, h o. " Auctioneers.
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ByGrubbs 6 Williams. Auctioneers,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

r5,RusTEEs, SALE OF FARM, STOCK,
MULES, CATTLE, HOGS. CORN, PRO
VEsNDER, fHREsHING AND REAPING MA VA
CHIMES, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, FURNl,
of trust to the subscribers trustees dated 10th
Nav 1862 and duly recorded, we VIII seilon TUES
DAY the Sd day of August, commencing ut ii
o'clock A. NJ, Mt the farm recently owned by James
NJ Tayior. s!tuatedon the Osborne turnpike, about
five miles below the city, the following property,
to-yyft Mules, Horse. head OF Cattle. Hogs,
so barrels Corn. lot of Hay and Straw, Moving,
Threshing, and Reaping Machines, Wagons, Har-
ness, Wheat Fan, Plows and farming implements
Also. i lot of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE. t.. ,... r-a-s
TERMS Sums under $50 cash over that amount
sixty days credit for negotiable notes, with ap-
proved endorscrs, interest added.
RICHARD s. ALLEN,
JAMES c. DEATOS, ,r-rs+cos
Il. d. WILLIAMS,
" % G. RI. PITLIIhM.
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By Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

THREE SMALL BRICK TENEMENTS
A AND A VACANT LOT, ON ST. JOHNS
STREET NORTH OF CHARITY, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Wil be divided into three tcne-
MONDAY the cd August, at O'Clock L. NJ, the
BRICK DWELLING now occupied by George
Morton and others, on st. Johns street north oil
Charity one tenement having one room, and lot SO
by I5s feet another has four rOoms-two below
and two aboye-and lot 30 by l5S feet and the
third having one room, and Il lot 70 by los lect
Also. Il VACANT LOT.
TERMS: Liberal. and made known Mt sale.
RICHARDSON Il CO., Auctioneers,
Il, % lib Main street.
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An Irish juror having applied to the
Judge to be excused from serving on ac-
count of deafness, the judge said " Could
you hear my charge to the jury, sir p
+" Yes, heard your Honor's Charge" said
Paddy, "but couldn't make any sense
out Of it," He was let off.
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By Hill & Goddin, ~.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
No. 1903 Main street.

coA FEET OF GROUND, on THE
S SEIR RA SIGTfoSS u4MkT wi
seI nj anction. on the premises, ut half-past 5
o;clo a on FRIDAY, August q 1859. the above
NITMBER OF FEET OF GROUND, fronting on
Moore street, and running back 900 feet. compri-
ding about ONE and SEyEN-EIGHTHS ACRES
OF LAND.
This is a most excellent market place. being now
In CIVILIZATIONS If not sold whole, II Will be
di vided into building lots to suit purchasers:
TERMS One-third cash; balance at SIX ana
twelve months. " .'' HILL & GODDlN,
~ 10 - RcnI Estate Agcnts and Auctioneers.
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NTOTICE.-My Office is with A. S. Lee,
IN Thirteenth between Main and Cary Streets
where offer my services as q COMMISSION
MERCHANT to my friends and the public, and
hope, from my long experience in business, to be
enabled to give satisfaction TO those who may be
so kind as TO entrust me with their business.
jy l-eodiw DAVID ANDERSON, J8.
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By uiIl & Goddin, Auctioneers
No. 1908 Main street.

EXCELLENT: BRICK D WELL ~
T ~ sFe; NJ TsUSFoRD AND GILMER,, FOR
AUCTIoNI cDs T!ll M sf on on the nG pre-
DAY, A t,,as Isl, Su, aesirabIe BRICK DWELLING
m neaed ' ne ABOVE Containing three rooms with
lot fronting feet nine INCHES and Mn set in
.IU and flowers There is 4 Kitchen Win
two 1 rooms, coal and wood-housc, &c, ana wen
Va tsSp1s Sao0 cash $500 on the 1st OF November
1860 $500 on the Ist of January, 1870 ana tne na-
lance March l. Is7o-tite retained until all the Pur
chase money is paid. conOIN
tva1 Real Estate Agents and Auctloncers.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctloneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND
Y DWELLING ON ADAMS STREET NEAR
BROOK AVENUE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-
We will sell ut auction. on the premises, on MON
DAY, I'd of August. at O'Clock Z. d., the BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING formerly occupied by
Mrs. Mary Carol. This property Is very valuable
rs grocery stand, and ought to attract attention.
1t contains six rooms, and kitchen with two
rooms coal-house, SC. Gas and water on the lot
TERMS At sale. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
~ &c Auctioneers.
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STEAMERS.

ILADELPH IA, RICH x[sSSS
j. MOND AND NORFOLK sTEA M-esssSxaIaaha:ss7ssss,s
SHIP LINE.-Steamers NORFOLK and J. ,.
GREEN, composing this line, viii leave Philadel-
pbia every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRI
DAY, alternately. Freight taken for Norfolk ut mo,
derate rates also for Charleston, savannah and
New Orleans, and bills of lading signed through:
statcroOm, Ss. W. i. PORTER, Agent.
NH 3 Office, No. 2ie5 Dock street.
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arCrroN .gALEs.-.rhis Day.

MITCH COWS FOR SALE AT AUC-
Ns TONI will sell THIS MORNING ne y
o'clock, on Council Chamber Hill, FOUR eooD
MICH COWS. .,,1,r
ty 9l-1tE HENRY LlESr ELDt.
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JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
Ia "a General Ticket Agent.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
u RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE,

DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
II RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH, AND HWSST-CHASGE
OF SYSTEMATICALLY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
On and after TUESDAY, sth Of June, passengers
for Baltimore and all points North and North
west will take the passenger train from the depot
Of the Richmond and York River Railroad ut
Richmond for West Point, where they take the
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain L. c. FREEMAN,
or KENNEBEC, Captain j. III. FREEMAS,-both
boats having been put In hrst-rate order-reaching
Baltimore the following morning in time to con-
meet with the trains for Philadelphia, New York,
and the West. Returning, the boats leave pier No.
s, Lght-Strcet warycs foot of Barry street, daily
Except Sundays at O'Clock =. NJ, passengers
arriving In Richmond at 1915 p. NJ. the following
day in time to connect with the express train
on the Richmond and Danvillc railroad for Dan
vile and all points on that road Greensboro,
Salisbury. Charlotte, &C., \. c.; Columbia, ). o.,
and all points South.
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily Except Sundays NJ !
O'Clock 7. NJ. /: leaves West Point daily except
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
10 Superintendent.
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.nrrroN rsAIEs-.Fufure Days.
BY James II. Taylor, Auctioneer,s {.
SCI Main street,
three doors below the Spotswood Hotel.

JAMES RIVER FARM, OF ONE NE
"a HUNDRED AND SIET I.tS.EEIxnEsEN H W;Ii y.
soid on Tuesday the I'D day Of August; lsso On
the premises at o'clock - H Rc lng IN the
IF HenTico. on the north side of the Os-
With ne eonisnn
ssa Looms. and the usual out-houses. -
About I2o acres arc cleared and In CULTIVATION NO
acrrs Of which are james river low grounus, tn
hoianca ia in woods. The land Is very nne. u
fronts on the Osborne turnpike and extends DacA
to James river with good landing on the ", the
IL ac soio JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
day oi sSicrr -a.Tr-I Auctioneer.