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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-24
RICHMOND. July 10. 1860.

RICHMOND. July 10, 1869.
THO THE MEMBERS ELECT OF THE
l. SENATE AND HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Gentlemen,- do not know what policy will
prevail ut Washington as to the time of organizing
the State government, and some, whose judg-
ment have reason to respect think 1t not impro-
bable that this will be completed soon after the
assembling Of the Legislature, hope 1t Will not be
thought unseemly haste that | now present my
name to you us candidate for the office OF SECRE-
TAlY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
have for many years held the position of assist
taut in the office of the Secretary indeed, my
whole trainiug, through youth and manhood, has
been within the circle OF its duties and it Will
therefore, not be deemed wanting in modesty to
say that believe myself peculiarly qualified 10
serve the State as Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
For my capacity and worthineSS to ill the place
seek, would further refer to General William ii.
Richardson, Colonel George w. Munford, and
Mr.. John NJ. Herndon, all OF whom have filled the
Office OF Secretary within the period during which
charge Of such of my duties as connected me with
the State Library have also become well known
to many of the members OF former Legislatures.
to the former Judges ofthe Court OF Appeals, and
to the present members OF the bar OF this city,
and to their suffrages would be entirely willing to
submit my claims to the office.
am endeavoring to communicate Win You IN
dividually on this subject, but lind IL difficult, i'll
many cases impossible, toaccomplish this with any
certainty and therefore add this general address.
or those who cannot feel prepared TO give me their
votes without confirmation Of my statement, !
would ask at least suspension OF judgment until
they can confer with some Of the gentlemen TO
fore them such testimonials Us viii be able TO
exhibit when the Legislature assemblies.
,y go-stru, tn, IS assfsf eSps''iPe y. 7. HOWARD.
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BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,

IrCT1ON SALE OF A HANDSOME
"A STUCCOED BRICK DWELLING WITH
sold at auction on the premises. on THURSDAY
the 5th of August, at ) O'Clock 7. NJ. that hand
some SUCCEED BRICK DWELLING, withtwo
stories and basement on the northwest corner of
First and Cary streets, containing thirteen rooms
four on the first and second floors FIVE OH the third
and passage through the ccntrc--wilh gas, wafer,
Bathrooms and closets: and attached is a two
story brick kitchen with eight rooms.-tnur on
each noor-thc upper floor of which is fitted up
corrcsrondlngly with that OF the dwelling also. 4
brick Stable and carriagc-hOuSc. Lot 5lNl% feet
with an allcv in the rear ten feet wide
This is Justly regarded a "neof the most drsi-
rabIc residences in the city. and is pleasantly su-
ated in locality that i daily increasing in value.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash: balance ut sin.
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes
bearing interest from date OF sale and secured by
4 decd Of trust
RICHARDSON Il CO. Aucionccrs.
~ 30 lll3 Main street.
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ScoTTIsn SURNAMEs.-The clanship OF
Scotland Gays an English paper) has tended
10 limit the number Of sulnamcs in that
country. 4 hundred and fifty surnames
represent nearly half the entire three mil
lions of population. First in number i'll
Scotland, as in England, stand the cosmo-
politan Smiths but Jones, the name which
occupies the second place in England, is
"nowhcre in Scotland. Mcdonald is Sc
cond in Scotland and then follow Brown,
Thomson, Robertson, Stewart, Campbell,
Wilson, and Anderson. DR.. Stark, OF the
REGISTRY office, has ascertaincd that the re-
gistcrs of births in 1868 show these to he
The nine strongest surnamcs in Scotland,
and the same result was obtained OH a
former occasion from an examination OF the
registers of births, deaths, and marriages,
in 1888, 1856, and 1858. Scott is the tenth
name upon the birth register OF 1863, fol-
lowed by Miller, Mckenzie, Reid, Ross,
Mckay, Johnston, Murray, Clark, Patter-
son, and Young, the spelling sometimes va
rying little in different families. In the
list obtained from the registers of 1855,
1856, and 1858, Fraser and M'Lean had
place among the first twenty, and Clark
and Young we're little lower on the roll.
Notwithstanding the large modern acces-
sion of Irish and other immigrants, several
Scottish surnames still very decidedly pre-
dominate in certain parts Of the country.
The M'Donalds are very strong in lnver-
meas, and also, indeed, in Ross and Gro
marty ; but the M'Kenzies outnumber them
in Ross and Cromarty. The M'Kays pre-
pondcrate in Calthness and Sunderland the
M'Leols in Ross and Cromarty the
MLeans are pretty generally divided among
the three counties Of Argyll-lnverness,
and Ross, and Cromarty. Nearly one-thlrd
of the M'Intosh births occur in Inverness,
Elgin, Marin, and Bantf; the most hume
rous section of the M'Gregors is in Perth
shire, where, also, the Stewards are strong
est and the Robcrtsons there and III For
far.
The Campbells are strong i'll Argyll, and
there are upwards Of six thousand of them
in Glasgow. The Hamiltons are also nu-
merous in Glasgow and throughout Lanark-
shire; the Frasers in Inverness; the Grants
in Elgin, Marin, Bantf, and Inverness; the
Kerrs in Renfrew and Ayr; the Camerons
in Argyll. Inverness, and Perth; and Scots
in Roxburgh, Selkirk, and Forfar; Ross in
Ross and Cromarty. In proportion to popu-
lation, there are much fewer surnames IN
Scotland than in England-the total num-
Der is about six thousand eight hundred
The most usual Christian names in Scotland
are John and James for men, Margaret and
Mary for women.
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Bv Wellington Goddin.
SurtinnoaI. and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE
ENIENTS AND VACANT LOTS, FORMERLY
n SIDNEY: BTT, NOW IN TIE CQ nunrl7
EHTE IL p6v 2F GE c cNY r re Fo On
THE WEST LINE OF LAUREL STREET,
AND NEAR TO HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY .
Ey virtue OF decree OF me clrc1t court ! o. o., t
Nav 1869 in the case Of Rogers IS. Williams, &c.,
We shall. as special commissioners thereby APP
pointed proceed 10 sell At puec auction: on tn the
at O'Clock /. NJ if fair: If not the first fair ia
thereafter. the REAL ESTATE dccrecd to be
scld-riZ.
!. Those TWO FRAMED TENENENTS on The
north side OF Dover street about II feet inches
west oi Laurel street, fronting 81 feet 10 inches on
Dover street. running back portion thcrc9lI-yn
the privilege OF said alley.
g. LOT No. 4 in J. !. Picasants'S plan of sur
vcv with BRICK TENEMENT thereon, fronting
onthe south side of Dover street 26A feet by o. feet
c. LOTS 5 and in said survey with TWO
BRICK TENEMENTS thereon on The south side
of Dover street. one 20 and one 20 byg1 feet.
y. LOT No. 10 in said plan; with hklCk iEN :
EMENT thereon. on The west line ofLaurcl street.
- by l0i feet.
r. LOT No. II in said plan, with BRICK TEN
EAiEST, on The west line OF Laurel street. Is by
10! feet.
T.. VACANT LOT No. : in said plan, 81 By 1903
feet.
These tcncmcnts are in what is called Sidney, are
near Hollywood Cemetery. are well adapted for
the use OF small families. and are well ana SUD
stantially built. The plat of survey can he seen III
the Office Of the auctiOnCcr. Taxes and insurance
for 1859 to be paid by purchasers.
TERMS : One-third cash; balance 1T six, twelve,
added, and title retained until all purchase money
Is fully paid, and Il conveyance ordered by the
court Wl:31LAh hobEhIS,
il. If Commissioners.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
~ eleventh. between Main and Bank streets.

DRrCK- STORE AND DWELLING,
Is AND SMALL BRICK TENEMENT At
IA CiIEn. At THE CoRNER OF = sEtG if};TI6N u
We viii sell mt auction on the premises. on MON
DAY the 10Th of July, at So O'Clock Z: M the pro-
perry above described. The main building con.
tains four rooms; the other, two rooms. Inc lou
fronts SO feet and runs back irregular depth on
Gave street This property Is suited for business
PURPOSES or for residences.
fTTERMs: Onc-third cash: balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest addcd
secured by 4 trust deed.
TOO, AuctionccrS.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

DLAIR'S RICHMOND HAIR DYE has
I'D been thoroughly tested
Gives general satisfaction
Does not inj lure the hair.
1t is uniformly of good quality.
1t is the most popular Hair Dye now in use
For sale Wholesale and retail by
iyl5 PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists.
SUPERIOR EN- LISH TOOTH
~ BRUSHES, made to order in London
Also a supply of Z n Ill ii TOOTH
BRUSHES with Maury's improvement
for sale by j. BLAIR. Druggist,
lie 90 S25 Broad street.
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A company has been formed in Chicago,
and will soon be in operation, for distillins
and extracting soap grease nsssfg gen is
na,enfcd one. and consists in taking the gar
bage Just as it is hauled off in the city
car,s dumping it into tight tanks, and boil
inc six hours at temperature of 2l2 de-
rrees. This dissolvcs the whole mass, when
Is run into fermcnting tubs and WORKED
with Yeast. The soap grease and impuri-
ties rise to the top of the tubs, and :, are
SKINNED off, and the residuum is distilled
in the regular way. 1t is estimated mate, thai, that
each barrel of garbage will yield three IN &c
Wounds Of soap grease and four gallons oil
proof shirts. The soap grease ia of course
as good as any other, but the alcohol be-
trays s it's origin by an odor which requires
further processes for its removal. 70. For
many uses, however, it is as good as = tn IA
derived from grain or molassSa anGi con.
s;doro ble nrofit.
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By Cook 4 Laughton, Auctionccrs,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
ENECUTOR's SALE OF STOCK or
e. WINES, LIQUORS. GROCERIES. BAN
FIXTURES. &C.. AT AUCTlON.-Ou MONDAY
the "6th instant ut ~ o'clock Will rs executor OF
Michael Wall deceased. sell at The store formerly
occupicd by him corner First and Broad streets,
his entire stock Of
WHISKEIS,
RRANDIES
CHAMPAGNE, SHERRY. and
DOMESTIC WINES.
4 wcl-sclccted stock OF
GROCERIES.
COUNTER SCALES,
WOODENWARE,
BARREL STANDS.
JARS, &c. ,,.
about 1000 very good CIGARS.
ALSO,
The DARKROOM and FIXTURES in the house all
Joining the above, consisting oil :,
'''N BAR COUNTERS and all necessary
PIPES,
CHAIRS.
TABLES.
LOOKING-GLASSES.
DECANTERS,
BAR TiNWARE,
BAGATELLE TABLE, BALLS,
4. VI. KELLEY. Executor
OF NJ. Wall, deceased
sale conducted by COOK & LArGHToN, Auc-
tionccrs. jy?2
HOUSE FOR RENT.
Al II o'clock the STORE and DWELLING
above will be rented at auction, ana may De rented
together, or separately, as may he desired.
T. 81 &. & L.. Auctinnccrs.
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BY Sampson Jones, Jr.,
Ey Thomas W. KccSec. Auctionccr,
No. 1911 Main street.

By Thomas W. KccSec. Auctionccr,
No. 1911 Main street.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD + l.
r. TURF, PIANO, &C., FOR SALE At AuC-
TONI will sell ut my store on naoS ia,
MORNING July 10Th. commencing 1T 20 o'ciock'
I'm assortment OF elegant FURNITURE, consist
ing i'll part OF ., .r,o..
| elegant suit Of WALNUT CHAMBER uf NJ
TURE. consisting Of Wer'lrohc Dressing
bureau Centre Table. WasllStand WIN
marble pieces, Bcdstcad. four cane-seat
Chairs one canc-scat and back locker
Suprrior HAIR and SiiUCk MAIIkESSES,
BOLSTER and PILLOWS;
| superior CARPET, about forty yardS, nearly
ocntlcma,,.s DRESSING CASE, marble top;
aides WORK CASES. with mirrors;
MhRBI E-TOP CENTRE-TABLES;
riIt-framc. Frcnch-platc MIRRORS. very liah"-
rrimson-njush TETE-A-TETES:
l rrimson-push large ARM-CHAlE:
MAHOGANY WARDEOBES,
BUREAUS,
CRIBS, rrrc
EXTENSION. DINING. and other TABLES:
CHAIRS,
WASIISrANDS.
LOUNGES,
MATTRESSES,
BEDSTEADS.
TIN-SAFES.
SIDEBOARD,
SADDLE and Bl;IDLE,
GRAIN BAGS &C.
iva TI0MhS ". KEEsEE, Amctionccr
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RESTAUKANTS.
DIAIE SALOON,
~ laos MAIN STREET.
ESTABLISHED 1851.

The undersigned respectfully informs his friends
and The public In general that lie IL at HOME
AGAIN. and, feeling grateful for past favors, hopes
by strict attention 10 business TO share liberal
portion of the public patronage. My BAR shall
always he supplied With the BEST WINES,
LIQUORS. &c, w. II. HAYWARD,
jyoQ-lw* Proprietor,
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The first production of thoroughly Ame-
,icon opera is an event of no ordinary inl-
portance, and such an event we may count
mon for the 7th of October. Mr.. L. Is.
Moorcs opera Of Kootla' will then be
performed for the first time at Brooklyn
Academy of Music. Not only is the COM
poser an American, but he has chosen an
American subject, and his libretto is from
the pen of Mr.. E. De Nyse, weli-known
American journalist.
We may, as the almanacs would say, ex-
pect to hear of Alpine accidents about this
time. The first ascent Of Mont Blanc Tor the
season was made few days ago. The
party, which consisted OF an Ensllshman, a
Frenchman. guide, and three porters,
met with terrible difficulties, the snow
being up to their waists. The Englishman
tainted through intense cold, but no disas-
ter occurred.
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STEAM ERS.

HIA, RlCH-rfffS
I MOND AND NORFOLK STE.t NJ r Ss,=ssss!4a.-s
SHIP LINE.-Stcamcrs NORFOLK and }. >.
GREEN. composing this line, will leave Philadcl-
phia every SATURDAY. and llchmondevcry FRI
DAY. alternately. Freight taken for Norfolk AT mo-
deratc rates also for Charleston, Savannah, ana
New Orleans. and bills Of lading signed through;
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
statcrGom, IS, ". i. PORTER. Agent.
mh3 Office. No. 2l25 Dock street
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RANKS AND BANK ERS
BANK.

To-
THE RICHMOND BANklNG AND
INSURANCE COMPANY.
In their SAVINGS DEPARTMENT., receive
money on deposit. on which they pay INTEREST:
They would respectfully call the attention of all
having idle money to this department.
Office, No. 1907. corner of Main and !weitl
streets. D. u. DAFlS iicslIchI.
Hall l.. II. Frayser. W. J. Smith, X. .. Haskins,
T. ". boswell, and W. w. Cr'imp. ly I'm
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANk.-This in
IL stitution receives deposits of
ONE DOLLAR OR MORE
and Grants certificates therefor. We allow liberal
interest on all deposits =.
Receive daily deposits, and allow interest on all
check balances. make collections, and
draw on all the principal cities.
JOHN T.. BOSSlEUN. President.
THOMAS :. ARMISTEAD Cashier.
Office. 1900 Main street. Yl-lm
MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND
lYH DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.-pcrsons
desiring to PURCHASE HOUSES OR LOTS
OF LAND FOR BUILDING UPON will
Yourself home, and stop paying rent. You VIII,
by Incoming a stakeholder i'll this BUILDlNG
FUND, have the privilege Of purchasing Il home
and pay for il in monthly payments. In short
time the house will be yours, and your acculntlla-
tions will be considerable besides. Suppose You
continue TO pay rent-how much better OH VIII
YOU be in one, two. or three years than you arc
now?
Save your rent Ivy paying for Your own house.
Call on ,ls--we viii take pleasure III explaining.
Office 1900 Main street. ~ lin
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ID OCkBRlDGE ALUM WATER
AND THE SALTS OF TIE WATER

This amongst the most celebrated and medicinal
of all the Virginia mineral waters is kept con-
startly on sale by us. No water keeps more per-
fectlv pure and unchanged than this ALUM
WATER does In glass; and it is consequently
drank with great advantage in all parts OF the
country, however remote from the Springs. y sim
gle box has often cured stubborn malady.
THE SALTS OF THE WATER, highly con-
centrated and perfectly pure, has been found by
many wears experience an excellent method oil
furnishing the water in very cheap and satisiac-
tory form 1t has great advantages, too, in trans
II In DYSPEPSIA, BR6NC HITIs, and THROAT
AEEEST9ENs GHH2NIG R skfK bSEAs iRG
and PILES. and i'll FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
this celebrated mineral water and Its precipitated
salts have within the last thirty years established
this country.
Pamphlets sent on application.
Price, Of the water, $40 per case OF one dozen
Hull s'i'''' ''''' PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
je 2s-lm General Agents Richmond, Va
nIETETICs FOR INFANTS
coMST ,S;ES TX, RAT 70 AZ FOOD
HnBBEGL's FAkiNACEOUs FOOD,
R RSSf;S 5SsF psFr sE H HAkErx.
.r- PREPARED OAT MEAL.
LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT,
R6ERAEEP So ESr SIARc Of BEEF
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
BERMUDA ARROW ROOT
TAMARINDS, SAGO,
TAPIOCA, ETC., etc.;
tor sale at
10 ia oI0 Main street
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GRAyEI-R0OFENG. DE.

r AN MANUFACTURING ROOFING,
l. CEMENT, BLACK NARSlSli, Tor the pfeSer-
Walton OF tin and iron; OIL for scaling steam,
boilers and PAVING CEMENT; and VIII attenH
tn Ill orders for the above articles LETT III te oia Or
lice of Yes Whitaker, 1917 Cary street, or III TIC
works, near the gas-bouse.
ALSO,
FOR RENT the TWO UPPER FLOORS anu q
III I'm JOHN SILES.
z WILL CONTINUE THE GRAVEL
4 ROOFING BUSINESS at the old stand OF Sisc'
e " Whitaker. No. 1917 Cary street. between lhA-
teenth and Virginia streets, where hope 10 fcces
the orders OF those wanting ROOFS OF the oess mar
rial and workmanship. .,nn,vpp
y lin u l.. W hAt ANN
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RAILROADS.


~ @
OHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-SUMMER, SCHEDULE.--On and
after the BOTH JUNE, 1860, the Mali, TRAIN viii
run daily between Richmond and White sulphur
Springs. Leave Richmond ut A. M. and arrive at
White Sulphur Springs at 81 r. M. Leave White
Sulphur Springs at A. NJ. and arriyeat Richmond
at $50 p. NJ.
iottesylle and Richmond on MONDAYS. WE'D.
NEsDAYs,. and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char
lottesvie at A. NJ, and arrives ut Richmond 80
s:25 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond at $3.50 L. NJ, and
arrives ut Charlottesville ut . T.. NJ
The MAIL TRAIN connects ut Gordonsylle and
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, Alexandra
and Manassas railroads for Alexandria, Washing
ton, Philadelphia, New York, Lynchburg, Knox
Vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, New Orleans, Mont
gomcry, Mobile, &c. at Stanton with stages
for Weyers Cave, Harrsonburg and Augusta
Springs mt Goshen with stages for Lexington, Ma
tura Bridge, Rockbridge Alum Springs, Cold Sui
phur Springs and Rockbridge Baths; Mt Millboro'
with stages for Bath Alum and Warm Springs (;
at Coyington with stages for Hot and aealing
Springs at Allegheny with stages for Old Sweet
and Red Sweet Springs: and ut White Sulphur
Springs with stages for Salt Sulphur Springs, Lew
isburg, Charleston, &C.
JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
Nfat.aN
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MACHINERY, &c.
ACHINE SHO
SLOAT i ARLINGTON,
MACHINISTc.
WORKS AND OFFICE l4l5 CARY STREET, NEAR
EnIrRrEENrI RICHMOND. Va.
MACHINERY. &c.

FOURTEENTH RICHMOND, VA.
All KINDS OF NEW WORK: REPAIRING
STFAM-ENGINES and BOILERS in city and
country; TOBACCO WORK Of all kinds made
and repaired, with all kinds OF steam-ht;inSs Tor
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES AID
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents Tor
JITDSONfS PATENT SrEhM-ESGINE GOV
CINE hCKINCi. Utica Steam Gauge Company $
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these gauges
are warranted for year. We know them 70 De
the best gauge now In use. Theyare LESS III price
than any other make. 4 full line OF The above ar
tices always on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDlNG Oli.-CUP, Tor smart
nw aud all kinds of machinery, which saves ninety
per cent of OIL THIS IS the newest and best thing
now out Come and see Il and US.
GEORGE Is. SLOAT.
myl0 \. JAChSoN ADDiN11oS.
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LIME.

r ME, LIME, LIME.-W L s n, S
LSUPERIOR VIRGINIA L1AIE.-FUIL
SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON IIAED.-I!ayms
erected at considerable cost the largest kiln
in the United States constructed Oh the most APP
proved plan. WE INTEND TO CNDERSELI.
TIE NORTHERN LIME, and We invite attcn-
ton to tins VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE. The stone
of which this lime is made is nearly pure, and The
barrels are full size.
AGRICULTURAL LIME will be delivered at
all points on James river and on the canal, slaked
or In quick state, at the lowest rates.
w. G.. TURPIN & CO., Manufacturers,
Rockville Botetourt county, Va.
Address DILLON 4 ELLETT,
General Agents, 1903 Dock street,
iy l3-3m Richmond Va.
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BY f.. II. Valentine. huclioncer'
corner Of FGllshee and bread streets.

At AUCTION on MONDAY THE
u 2gtb Instant nj 4 O'Clock p. NJ, will sell at
the Turner Hall. No 100 Broad near Second street;
BAR AND FIXTURES, with RESIAuhAHI
and SUMMER GARDEN attached: Also the IL
CENSE and LEASE. All OF which VIII ne sofa IS
n whole. - =, ,,.,
business this is one of the most favorable 0ppor-
tunities that has been offered for great while Ii
Is one of the most desirable stands IN tne CITY.
- 0 E. II. VALENTINE
;,.n, OFT Auctionecr.
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TOR NEW YORk.-OLD DO af.
Il MINION STEAMSHIP COMPASS
NY.-The splendid new side.whcel steamships
ISAAC BELL. SARATOGA. NIAGARA. Able
MARLE, and IATTERAS. leave New York for
Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond. every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, at J
O'Clock Il. VI. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY nj high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and statcrOOms. The fare, acCommoda-
lions and attention are unsurpassed.
Freight for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save for actual
expenses incurred. .
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected ut lowest rates when ordered,
AT A QUARTER OF ONE PER CENT, at the
offices OF this company.
n l.. MCCREADY, President, ls7 Greenwich
street. New York.
WILLIAM C. DUNHhM & CO., Agents.
ia 10 corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
10 General Ticket 4 gent
AND YORK RIVER
IN RAILROAD IJNE-FOR BALTIMORF.

D1CHMOND AND YORK RIVER
~ RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE.
THE NORTH, AND NORTHWEST-CHASG
OF sCHEDULE.DILY 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 Diver Railroad oG
Richmond for West Point where they take the
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain L. {. FREEMAN,
or KENNEBEC, Captain j. II. FREEMAS,--both
boats having been put In flrstrate order-rcaching
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.
g. Ligt-Strcet wharvcs foot of Barry street, daily
Except Sundays) at O'Clock j: d., passengers
arriving In Richmond at l2:l5 p. NJ. the following
day I'm time to connect with the express train
on the Richmond and Danyille railroad for Dan
Vile and all points on that road /; Greensboro,
Salisbury, Charlotte, &C., \. c.: Columbia, s. C.,
and all points South.
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily except sundays at
O'Clock =. NJ. leaves West Point daily except
Mondays) ut 1910 A. NJ.
THOMAS DODAMEAD.
10 6 Superintendent.