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Treatment of Garget-A WOman's
View of 1t.

In Professor Laws able article upon this
subject there is an idea or two that, it seems
to me, may lead to injurious or, at least, in
judicious treatment. am not vain enough
TO attempt to teach experts and yet few
words, even from me, upon this subject
may not be altogether protitless. In cases
of an engorged udder, which is the first
noticeable step in this disease, he says:
"The punching by the nose Of the calf
in sucking, together with the relieving of
the congested organ of its contents, is one
of the speediest modes of dissipating the
engagement, and wemsy prove equally sue
oessful by thoroughly draining the gland,
and by active friction, continued, if need be,
for an hour at each time before milking"
Now, this stage Of congestion or engorge-
ment is the period for the most efficient
and successful treatment. 1t is true, the
udder should be thoroughly emptied, but
that in the most soothing and least painful
manner. Relaxing the vascular and nerve
textures by fermentation is quite proper be-
fore milking; then the udder should be
emptied by means of soft hands, slowly and
tenderly exercised. Bunting and punch
ing, or even active friction, may make all
the difference between an engagement, that
may entirely pass away in day or two,
and an active Inflammation, that may be
very painful for weeks, and result in serious
impairment Of the cows future usefulness
and profit.
hope none Of my female readers will
consider me wanting in delicacy when l
say that the human female, as young
mother, is not eatirely exempt from similar
ailment, though known by another name.
Some may have had sad and painful expe-
rience Of the suffering incident to inham
nation of the milk-secreting organs; espe-
cially if, through bad treatment, such in
fammation has passed on to suppuration.
My husband is physician Of twenty
years experience, and he informs me that
II he can control the treatment Of the hui
man patient, in similar circumstances,
from the time subsequent to the first child,
ne has no fears but that speedy resolu-
ton will soon follow. Above all things, he
deprecates much handling of the diseased
gland, and all rude and painful efforts at
extracting the milk. To empty the gland
at tlrst il well, but it should be done in the
most soothing and painless manner. Free
application Of the fluid extract Of BELLA
donna, warm, repeated as may be REQUIRED,
Is his main reliance as to local treatment.
experience has proved its great utility in
garget ss well, as might have been inferred
IRON analogy. 1t allays pain like an opiate,
.ela1es the tense and painful tissues, and,
temporarily, almost entirely arrests the
secretion OF milk. AS soon as the engorce.
men. and Inflammation have passed swav
ehe seeretory powers Of the gland can he
restored to their former full capacity. To
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GAPEs IN CHICKENs.-Anderson Camp
bell, Of Tennessee, writes the american
AgricalturiSt that he finds from experience
that by changing roosters every year, get
ting them from stock not akin to the hens,
he is not troubled with gapes. Whether
this is o preventive Of gapes or not, there
can be no doubt Of the advantage of.intro.
ducing new blood into the poultry-yard,
especially if care is used to get thoroughbred
ROSTERS Of the best kinds. Stock from such
Is better able to resist disease Of all kinds
than that from closely-relatei progeni,ors.
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PETERSBURG, April /, 1869.

PETERSBURG, April 1, 1902
such loose. iointed times az the present
are we'll calculated to test the law-aoiding
an;r;t of people. We may be better OFT
n this CITY than in fae counties, inasmuch
"a we have corps Of magistrates and ota-
o;als: but they are for the most part mex
nerienced, and i. may take them some time
Is get fully into harness. There are dim
oulties, however, peculiar to Transition
ssate. The Chamberlain, Mr.. Dyson, for
instance, very faithful and efficient oftl
Ger. has bis accounts all ready for lnspec-
ton. previous to handing them in to the
Common Council this afternoon but there
ia NO finance committee to report upon
them and Sergeant Mallory, having made
his collection Of the State taxes, 10 obllged
to keep the public funds in hand for
the want Of an auditor to whom they
should DO passed over. There are still
other evidences Of disorganization. Our
police corps, eince the unfortunate contro-
yersy between the Mayor and the ballitfs,
some two months ago, has lost much OF their
efficiency, and the course Of justice is serl-
ously impeded. But, above all, the specta-
Gle presented in our Hastings Court at Its
late term, when, from the want Of COM
potent prosecutor, some twenty-five crlml-
malls were again turned loose on the COM
munity, affords sad evidence Of our help
less condition. But through all the people
are quiet and resigned-perhaps even
cheerful. At any rate, they manifest an
order-loving spirit, showing that they cher
;sh true loyalty to the laws, even though
thew do not approve the manner in which
they are administered.
As q suitable pendent to this picture,
we may state that an acknowledged horse
thief from Sussex, who was arrested In this
city week or more ago, and held for re-
QUESTION by the county authorities, has
been set at liberty, no one appearing to de-
msnd his person.
The statistics we have been able to COL
lect of the last month are rather meagre.
As far as We have obtained them, however,
they are as follows: The number of cases
tried by the Mayor during the month was
eichty-two criminal, and twenty-five civil.
Number of marriages, eleven--seven of
which were of white parties, and four black.
There were thirty-six deeds recorded by
the clerk Of the Hastings Court. Twenty
prisoners are now in confinement in the
city Jail. Taxes collected at the Old Mar
ket on the sale of fish, $3.50; and at Cen
ire Market, S5l.
In consequence of the absence Of the ex-
Mayor, no return has been made Of fines
collected during the month.
The reported Reinstatement of Mr.. Bur
CESS excites considerable comment. 1t is
very apparent that he is not as popular with
his own party now as formerly, and his
restoration to office would probably not be
hailed with joy by oil of that class of our
population. We hear more complaint Of
him by his old friends than from those who
opposed his elevation to the mayoralsy.
s.
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STENCIL TOOLS ANDPLATEs

A. BELLENOT, DIE SINKER AND
We BhaED CUTTER, l4lo NAL. STRE,.f.
The new patent Branding lion, for mark King all
kinds OF oden articles by heating It Is peri city
adapted to branding barrels or any other article
under the new law.
Engravers' stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes In
deuble Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabets, Zeal Presses
Brass and German oliver, frames, tteel Rings.
Checks Tags, etc. Wholesale aad retail. mia
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HNFHRMAYY.

GOLLEGE INFIRMARY,
" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
An cases requiring medical or surgical aid sd
nnitted except the insane and those abortng under
contagious disorders.
Charges Invariably in advsnce), including board,
medical attendance, and medicines
Large wards, per weeE, IS.
Private rooms, per week, 80 to see,
A small additional fee Is charged for surgical
operations.
Charity cases from the city are received on per-
mits from members OF the committee Of the City
Council for the relief Of the poor, and seamen on
permits from The custom-house.
For further information, or admission, apply at
the iufrmary TO ISAIAH II. WHITE, u, D.,
u E-am Medical superintendent.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" I RI.E REAL. RSTATE IN THE InIINTIHA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" Bile REAL FsTATE IN THE COUNTIES
OF KING WiLL1eM, KING AND QUEEN,
AND HANOVER. VA;3in obedience to a decree
dered On the 10Th day Of November, 1865 In the
cause Of homas L. Gregory ct. ur rs. Fendill
commissioners Will, on THUKaDo 7. the sili day
OF May, 1882 at the Piping Tree, In King William
county sell at public auction, 70 tn highest bid
der. the "PIPING TREE" farm and ferry.
The said farm abounds In green sand mari. lies
on the Pamunkey river In an excellent nsighblr-
hood, has upon 1t large and COW enient Yelling
farm houses in good repa r, and contains FIVE
HUNDRED ANl THIaTi AND OhE-FuUk II
aGaEs TT The aid psopenrity may truly be described
market In Eas' ern Virgins ut this time: The net
profits OF the ferry alone.which Is Kept By one
currency, 81 coo per annum AS country seat for
refined living it IL unsurpassed.
At the same time and place Will be sold two ott er
one called GKIME:s. lyinx on the sal river, con-
tanning ONE HUNDRED and TWENTY-F!yE
improvement 5 +: the other called HUI HING>'s,
and containing ONE HUNDsSD AND FORTY
THREE AGHEs, Of which the greater part Is In
AT the same time and place will also be FOLD s
parcel Of LAND lying In Hanover county, on the
ramunseJ river, about our miles above the
'tPlping free, - and containing THIRTY-FlVE
ACRES, being the same land purchased by the late
DR.; Kendall Gregory, sr., from Richard u Smith,
and Is valuable on account Of the large deposits
Of green sand MAIL upon 1t.
The undersigned win, on FRIDAY the 7th day
OF Nav, 1860 sell upon the premises the valuable
FARM called "HOCkLEY n Eek" Birg IN King
q Queen county, ON the Mauapopi river near
MsnJua ferry and containing 81 INT HUNDRED
ACRES rnis farm Is OF tiue soii, well adapti 10
the culture OF fruit Is very productive and hss a
Large quantity Of piae timber OF the original
grow WITH Immediately upon the banks Of the Malta
poDt.
Terms One. third Of the purchase money to be
paid In cas b. the remalptp z so-thirds on credit
or one aud Two years in equal fnstalmenfs, from
The day or SALE with interest from day OF sale the
purchat executing bond therefor with approved
personal suretes and the title TO be retained I'LL
the payment of all the purchase monsy-esch pur-
chaser having the privilege to pay as much Of the
deferred pay ment3 in cash as he may see fit
THO1 As l.. GREGORY,
WILLIAM ". TURNEE,
NH 2a-2tawlw Commissioners.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, AuctiOneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
1 ING AND GOAL LAMBS. IN HENRICO
COUNTY. FEW MILES ABOVE RI H
MOND BY decree rendered BY the ircuit Court
Of the city OF Richmond on the 27th day Of Febru-
srv 1859 In the uit or JOnes's administrator rs.
NcGruder and others. l am directed as trustee
Under the deed FROM Il 8. McGrnder OF the 2lst
day Of March 1887 to tho debt due to Jones
administrator, to cell the several LOTS or LAND
allotted by the said decree to the said H. s. Nc
Gruder. So much thereof as may be necessary.
Pursuant to the said deer; shall on MONDAY
the 9Th day of spril. 1870 at II O'Clock NJ. that
being the first day Of the i. pril term OF Fenrico
County Court IN front OF Fenrico county com t.
house sell to the highest bidder, at public auction
the said lots OF land.
LOT No. !. On the Three" hopned road just
above shnrt Pump containing THREE HUN
DRIED AND FORTY S'X ACRES. adjoining the
lands or Reuben Ellis, John O. Thurman, W. NJ.
NcGru,ler. Fannie fousins Joseph Jude. Angus
LOT 80. O. containing AND
THREF-QUAR TEE A, RES. adjoining the lands
Of Reuben Fills. John q. Taurmtn, w. VI. Nc
Grnder, Samuel Ills, and the Coal Mining Com
pany. Both OF these tracts are well timbered
with wood OF original growth.
Lot No. 3, on Booths branch containing
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, and Loo No. 4, on
A-HALF GEES. These last two lots are In the
coal region, and are believed to have coal upon
them.
TERMS: One-fourth cash and tie residue at
six, twelve. and eighteen months. negotiable notes
for deferred pay ments with interest added and tile
title retained TIL the whole purchase money Is
paid and deed ordered by the court.
TEOHAS j Evans.
Trustee and special commissioner.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS, AuctIOneers. NH ~
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TE,RUsTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il TWO LOTS ADJOINING MANCHESTER.
As trustee In deed executed by Thomas Murphy
TO me for certain purposes therein mentioned,
dated I'd day of : prl h68, and Only recorded IN
the Clerks Office Uf the County Court OF Chester
field county, shall expose for sale ut public auc
tioD, on The premhc', on WEDNESDAY The 18th
day OF April 1889, at q O'Clock p. N the TWO
LOTS, Nos. 81 and b5 mentioned In said died No.
81 fronts IS feet il ferson street, running back
l1s feet, with good framed building thereon. No.
SIS, vacant lot Of same size, on dams street all
enclosed.
TERMS: Made known at sale.
WILLS NJ ANBERS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by A. q. PuLLIAM, Aucttoneer.
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OILS.
EnTJCATEONAE.

HARYLAND
M AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, Md.
ON THE RAILROAD BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE,
NINE MILES FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
Sessions open SEPTEMBER 18TH
and FEBRUARY LIST
Vacations from July LIST TO September 18th.
Entire charge for FIVE months, sl2s. No extras.
Uniform required.
For circulars or information apply to
FRANKLIN BUCHANAN, President
or to Major r. A. G.. HANDY, Registrar.
Postofhce at the college. jain
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Nv Richardson & Newburn.

Real Estate a. gents and Auctioneers
No, 1915 Main street, corner OF Eleventh
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A Jersey exchange, noticing the fact that
the steam man has gone to Harrisburg, ma
lignsntly observes !" He will be no novelty,
as all the men steam there,
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BY Dudley & Jinkius,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
lii Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
Il AND FRAMED DWELLING ON THE
CORNER OF MAIN AND II ADDS N
STREFTS.--Tn pursuance Of the provisions Of a
deed Of trust executed to the undersigned by
Joseph Brignole and wife on september %, 1868,
and recorded in the CLERKS Office OF the Hastings
Court OF the city of Richmond In i,eef Book
81 b, page 23l l shall on SATURDAY the 3d Of
April. 1859 at half past O'Clock 2. NJ, on tho
premises II fair II not on tie next fair day. fer
Tor sale all that PARCEL OF LAND fronting
% feet on the north side OF Main street, and run
ming back on The line OF Madison stree. 1903
feet with a FRAMED DWELLING thereon, and
q well Of good water In the yard
TRIMS Enough cash to defray trust expenses
and to discharge two notes amounting to 8Tl !;
residue upon such terms RS the said Joseph Brig
mole shall prescribe; or IN case of his failure,
upon such terms as the trustee shall name at the
hour of sale. JOHN s. WISE.
NH ~ Trustee.
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T osT.-Notice is hereby given that ap-
H. plication will be made to the Second Auditor
OF Virginia for the renewal of the following GER
TIFF ATES OF lost stock of The state Of Virginia,
name OF j. a. Fullerton-viz., No. 51s for 300
No. 3, 1913, for 5000; No. 2,7S5 for $loo-the same
having been destroyed by fire In April 1885.
ia l5-F3m w. j. SCOTT, Administrator.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

~ Winter schedule -On and AFTER the lsT OF
OCTOBER, 1883, the passenger trains will run as
follows:
MAIL TRAIN between Richmond and ataunton
daily Except Sunday and between stanton and
Covlngton tri-weekly-viz:. Leave Richmond at
tbs A. NJ. and arrive at stanton at 2:2s Z. II.
Leave staunton at s:2s A. IL. and arrive at Rich
mcnd 5:25 p. 81.
leave Covington at $40 A. NJ, and arrive It Stann.
ton at 9:l0 a. NJ. Leave stanton at asa L. ~,
and arrive at Covington 1t 7:55 L. N.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between Rich
mond and Charlottesville on MONDAYS WE'D
NEsDAYs, and SATURDAYS. Leave char.
lottesYille at 4 a. n. and arrive at Richmond al
s:so A. d. Leave Richmond at s:3o Z. NJ, and
arrive at Charlottesville ri i. NJ.
The Mail Train connects at eordonsville and
Charlottes Vile with trains on Orange, alexandria
and Manassas railroads for Alexandria. Washing.
ton, Philadelphia, New York, Lynchburg, Knox
Vile Chattanooga, Memphis, Kew Orleans, Mont
gomery, Mobile 4 c.; at stanton with stages Tor
Lexington, Natural Bridge. Harrisonburg, Win
chester, &C.; at Goshen with stages for Lexing-
ton, Natural Bridge &c; ut Miliporo' with stages
for Bath Alum, Warm, Hot, and Healing springs
at Covington with stages for White Sulphur
Springs, LeWisburg, Charleston. &C
JAMES r. EETHERLAND,
se1s General Ticket A gent,
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RESTAURANTS, DC.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. JOHN KNOX HAS REMOVED TO
~ the corner Of Twelfth and Marshall Streets
first corner In rear Of First Baptist church. Mes
sages left at the drug store OF Mr.. A. Scott corner
Of Twentyffth and Broad streets, on slate, at any
time during the day, will be attended to without
fall promptly, as heretofore. NH l2-eod2m
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yUqUEE DAY.
:, ByA. @. pulliam, Aurtioneer,
uo-+t,,ast corner Main and fourteenth 5treets.

$50. Nv A. @. Pullian,, Aurtioneer,
Southwest corner Main and fourteenth streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
4 - rApM NEAR THE GLOVER HILL
GaE e 5seIea Of the County
6nt - rheste-feId county pronounced as It's
,;,ss . a wi oeesd
e. ass ~, ot nnhlic auction In front OF Chesterfeld
syEib lg from az any
,,ea fhare shall noe be any court on that Gay,
then on next c11rday hsses ine Ha
W. 9T T IN RE II 4 ND EIGHTY SIX ACRES tmore or
iess adjoining the lands fSImsfS owned oy S s
ebou. two mileg and half south or theste raela
courtbouse three miles west OF Chester, ana IN
b.If a mile of Glover Hill railroad
TERMS One fourth cash balance at SIX Twelve,
aud eighteen month"; in bon S, interest aaaed ana
titis retained until payments are folly made.
sA"e CHnISTOPHEkC q. hCHAE,
special Commission
sale conducted Dy a. @. tCLLIAM, Auctioneer'
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FISHING TACKLE, &c.

TISHING TACKLE, FISH, s-Aegz,>
Il INGTA KLE.- Just re celvro, pSEa.ssS
q large and c. mplete assn ment Of FIS u
TACKLs suit BILE for c untr>- aud the river fish,
ing. Some super Tor lines, for hard lines would
call the ut ION OF dealers TO nv stock as think
the goods will suit he trade and the ices cannot
fail 10 please II W 11GScR, Gunnaser,
No. 1882, W.lsh's odstand and
81 seventeenth street,
mn 5l-1m near Frat Market,
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BY WELLINGTON Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

X7ERY ATTRACTIVE AND HAND
' SGMELY-LOCATKD BRICK DWELLING.
At TIE NORTHEAST CORNER CT LEIGH
AND EIGHTH STRF EFs, FOR SALE AT AUG
IION.-kt the request OF the devisee of Miss g
res Mic lsou deceased, sh III sell at auctton on
the prem scs, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of april,
1859. at O'Clock p. NJ. that very attractive and
admirably well-built BEL K TENN MINT loca-
ted as above Opposite to the residence Of Mr.
Thomas w. McCance) now In the occupancy Of
Mr.. Samuel ~. Price. The lot his font of SO
feet, and depth OF about 10 feet 10 an alley The
dwelling Is three stories above the sem Mt, con-
tains twelve rooms, besides dressing rooms to the
chambers and has all or the usual modern i'm
prcvemen.s including iron veraudth In the front
and on the side and twostrry p"rtlcn in the rear.
In addition, there is very excellent brick Kitchen
containing four rooms, and The yard Is stocked
with ever greens, flowers shrubs &c.
The location is a beautiful one, and the whole
premises In good order.
7 he buildings were erected about ter or twelve
years ago, and arc regarded as remarkably well
arranged.
TERMS One. fifth cash balance at six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty-fou months for n liable
notes, interest added secured by trnst deed.
W. GOD I'm,
ap 1-2tawlw&dtds Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
! FUTURE DAY.
BY Paine g Co, Auctioneers.
r :. A Il. AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.

~ by H8lEe % less Auctio0ccASs+ sAtet
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
On WEDNESDAY April It'll, commencing at 10
O'Clock, we win sell at auction-rooms, large
and desirable assortment OF
FRESH sPRIN6 DRY GOODS,
now receiving. comprising great variety OF
CHOICE and DESIRABLE GOODS. suitad to
the spring trade. a "7 $50 coy @.s:"
1sea 200 CASES
BOOTS, SHOES. AEp BsLMORALs,
all fresh goods. embracing every variety FOR
men, women, and children.
With large invoice OF si..a5@
READY-MADE CLOTH1EG,
MEMS AND BOYS HATS
% la TRAvELLING-BAGS, &C., &C.
We invite the particular attention OF city and
country merchants to this sale. as the goods are
all fresh and seasonable, and viii be sold without
reserve and in lots to suit buyers .,4
mhai PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
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LOST AND FOUND.

GTOLEN, on the night Of the 3lst On
- OF March from my stable at Upper ~
Westham, hrnrico county, a large RAW .RsE.
He has wart about two inches below the left eye,
and slight blemfsh In the right eye feint mark
G 5 on left shoulder low in order, and anout ten
years old. ANY information SO that can get him
will be suitably rewai ded.
W. A PIIAUP.
ap2-ltx Wes ham Locks.
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ByCook g Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner OF Governor snd Franklin streets.
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rv1nEScEs OF GOOD ORDER UNDER THE GE-
NERAL SUSPENSION OF THE LAws-sTA-
gT,sr.cs FOR MARCK-REPoRTED REIN
Cr,~rNrST OF MR.. BURGESS.
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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND, AFsS
l. AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP sSA,4szzss
LINE.-Steamers NORFOLK and a. ). u d Eh.s.
composing this line. win leave Philadelphia every
SATURDAY and Richmond every FRIDAY, al
ternately. Freight taken for Eorf.lk 1t moderate
rates also for thar lesion, Savannah. and New
Orleans. and bills liding signed through. Passage
to Philadelphia, including meals aud stateroom,
Slc. w. p. PORTER, Agent.
mh7 Office, No. 24a5 Dock street
E'0R NEW YORK.--QLD DO-s$SsA
a. MINION STEATsEJP CUnP h-SSeEasas2
NY.-The splendid new side-wheel steamships
ISAAC BELL, sARArOGA, NIAGARA. Abe
MAPLE, and HaTTERAS, leave New York Tor
Norfolk. City Point, and Richmond every TUE D.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, At
O'Clock P. N. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, aud SUNDAY. at high tide:
These ships are entirely peT they have elegant
saloons and staterooms the fare, accommoda-
tons, and attention, cre unsurpassed.
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save for actual
expenses incurred.
Close connections made with steamers for al
southern and European ports.
Insurance efectei at lowest rates when ordered.
n. L. hCCREADY, President 1877 Greenwich
street New York
WILLIAM G. DUNBAR 4 CO., Agents,
Ia 10 Main aud Eleventh streets.
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DOWHATAN sTEAMBOATe.@sI

Il COMPANY.-Steamers STATE &sEssskiA
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBURG e heap
reliable, and safe route to Baltimore, Savannah
Boston, and the West-Tri-weeklYl line 70 Bslt.
more, making close connection with steamers 70
Philadelphia charge for wharfage, drayage
or forwarding, and no transhipment Of goods be-
tween Richmond ard Baltimore Leaves Bati-
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and "a
TUROAY. Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every dsy Except Sunday mp 70
O'Clock Z. n. These steamers nsve s1cellen!
saloon, stateroom, and passenger Accommodations
Fare, q; meals and statercom extra. For ffeiSn
or passage, apply to
HARVEYS & WILLIAMS. Agents,
au 10 Commercial Block.