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DHIL \ d Ell PHIA, RICH =, Z is*14s;
/ TONn AND NDEF',I X Srf 4 NJ N-.ss.xsrs-s..ss1s-S
:tilp LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA ONCE
Tk.-t NTH further notice the s.&amcrs i<CR-
TX, Chlt'i PLATr, and JAMES ). GREEN,
:. Htsin VANCE, will l"@ve Richmond evecy
TIL RSD y and Philadelphia every SA'TEE-
Jay, alternately. Freight taken for III parts o!
l'"uusy sylvafl aud New jersey also for Norfolk,
d moderate rates,
rassage 10 Philadelphia, including meals and
-'..croom. =. W. 4. PORTER,
Agent At Richmord, No 2Il5 Deck street.
WILLIAM =. clyde. & c.,
gents 1T Philadelphia,
Offices, No. !? South AhGrreS, and
.r"o 40 I. north WharypS.
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FIRE, MARINE, AND --
A. LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE No. 1lOS MAIN STREET.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED. $50, ,OOO, 900.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LONDON.
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INSURANCE. COMpANIEs

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
(MoRRIs FRANKLfN, tPREs1DENTJ
346 AND 34S BROADWAY.
Assets January l, 1870. Sis, s27 se4 90
Annual income ,.,,,.,,,,...,.... 600 600 90
Losses paid in Virginia. ia.............. 275OC0 90
Policies issued on ordinary life plan, non. for
feitable after tht Zee annual premiums are paid
on endowment plan iwhere insured gets the
amount In cash at the close of the term) non-for-
feitable after payment of two annual premiums,
with privilege OF closing up at option OF insured
by Il paid-up policy for pro rate amount of first
policy, due at close Of endowment also, for limit
ed periods on @ same terms for benefit Of !egatees
REtNSTATED UPON LIBERAL TERMS.
Office over Exchange Bank with Davenport &
Co., l1O4 Main street, Richmond. Va.
a. NJ. BAILEY, Agent.
s.: S. /: + :; TSS9P SSS99fPEHAN' Examiners. an :,
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;. "A surprising number of the German sol.
diers are EDUCATED men, and are, in the fair
sense OF the word, gentlemen.-Mr, HaL-
stedd's letter to his Comm erciol.
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WOOD AND COAX.

GOAL, COKE, AND WOOD.-We would
" respectfully inform our friends and the public
gen orally that we have on h,ud full supply Of
ANlHKACITE CLOVER ILL,,;,WIaTER-
POCK, and MIDLOTHIAN GOALS, COKE,
OAK and PINE WOOD. long!and sawed, which
we are Offering at the 10 vest mark ct rates. --.
You can't miss the place, AS everybody passes
our yard every day. WEST & LSCY..a- (.
sc 3-3t< corner Ninth and Franklin streets.
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GLOVER HILL COAL.--l am now pre-.
Z pared to furnish all grades of fCLOvER ELL
90 AZ at the following reduced prices sE
LUMP, $s.7s per load. delivered; HAIL.
HARD. Tor either eYates or eooktHg.sfo7oa. ".
Also. ANTHRACITE COAL OF best quality
SOFT COKE for cooking purposesi OAK AUD
FIVE WoOp. &C. X. LtpsC4Mbs.
te29-sm SeVent1 sne byrd strests.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
Nl VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
hsures Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
Losses cGuiiably adjusted and promptly paid.
Fl. A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
JOHN Is. .,ANFDKTH, Secretary.
HENRY u. DANFoRTH, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL III. PuLLIAM. CollectOr.
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CUMBERLAND COAL,-Just received
" q cargo freshly mined "GEORGE'S CkEEh
ise for steam aud smith purposes. Also, LUmf
ANTHRACITE for foundrses. Fec, STOSs.
and CHESTNUT coal for cooking EasHensssss.
8. S.P.LATHROps
mas Seventeenth street atdraw-ertcsc.s
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T AM NOW READY TO SUPPLY THE
i very best LUMp, HALL, and AyERAiE
the very lowest market rates. Also, ANTBRA-
CITE COAL OF every kind and SOFT COKE
always on hand. A large supply of the very best
SEASONED OAK and PINE WOOD, sawed and
unsawed Now is the time to get your faef ior the
winter. -. II. y. IAkY, slg,
au 2-MW&S2m 't..-.isSf .5a4 -
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JOHN 8. PRESTON.
GENERAL STATE AGENT VIRGINIA,
Ills MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. 81
F1RST-CLASS AGENTS @-
will be appointed In every county In the State.
LIBERAL TERMS,
and all applications, personally or by letter,
promptly answered. fy l6-3m
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HALE LOAN GIVEN.

.AST CASH DIVIDEND. FIFTY PER CENT.
STATEMENT: ...-.- 49,
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4 NTHRACITE COAL.--I am RECEIVING
n supply Of the celebrated FRANkLlh,
ASH and frs.-class WHITE ASH ASTHihi.ss,r,
CITE GOALS, which win be sold at LOwEsC
RATES. Also, Gu UMBERLASD COAL, Ior rss ssesn'
and smiths use. >. /. LA1bnu,
nm 10 Seventeenth street at drawbrldge.
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GOAL AND WOOD.--ANTHRACITE
" and GLOVER HILL COAL @ Of ~ kinaS nSS.s saa 10
, u"Ss " snnniies for winter can save money by
saipg q at nineteenth and Cary streets. OF leaving
oraeIs at T0s Grsce street. We guarantee 70 give
oatssfacrton and not 70 be undersolc. g
'atissSe'toA am 1AN CHARLES H. PAGE q CO..
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LIST OF LETTERS.

T IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
L REMAINING IN TIE RICHMOND pUST-
OFFICE SEPTEMBER 3, 1870.
Persons calling for letters In this lst will please
tsns
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Semitic to-day, on the GeOFgia bill was
very Interesting. Tho best speech yet
made upon the subject waS that Of Senator
Schurz, to-day, who spoke in favor Of the
Bingham amendment, It was the most
practical, common sense argument yet
made, and ia reasoning aud logic were
most powerfully! Get firth, His pleasant
manner Of delivery added u his earnest
mess, elected the most Wrapt attention
from Ills hearers, LIE. seldom has any
thing to say Oh the every dry debates but
when he essays 10 speak, he Is listened Y
with interest, as 1t rs known that llO viii
say something worth listening 70. When
he Ilad finished, nearly every Senator IN
the chamber went 70, his sent aud con-
graduated him. Drake and others fol-
lowed. ,... ,s,.,... .a =,
Il was expected a vote would be reach.
cd tonight, hut so many amendments re-
quirrd 70 bc voted on that the matter was
delayed till Monday. aast. 4r.. .gr.I
Governor Bullock, who Is constantly on
the floor, says the Bingham amendment
will be defeated, rs tllify.seven Senators
arc pledged TO vote against II. He Suys
tho vote will stand, 81 to 80. VI. m,a
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FINANcAH2
.OrFIcE OF
Fisk & Hatch,
BANKERS AND DEALERS
Government Securities {!
~. 4 nassau Street, now YOrk,

=" FERRUART Is, 1870.
IN, rsmurkablS success which attended our Ne'
,,,Is,lou Of tho IoanS Of tho CENTRAL PACIFIC
w,,,roAp COMPANY, and the WESTERN Pacific
RAILROAD COMPANY, and thC.pOpalAdty and
,,,dI, which thcSo I.Oaus hayO maintained In the
markets, both in this country and Europe, have
shown that The FIrstNortgago Bonds Of wisely
heated and hOuoraSly.EanaCod Railroads ar"
promptly recognized and readily taken as The
mos, suitable, safv, auGadypntagOouS form Of 'n'
,r,tment yielding more liberal income than can can
nr,c.tcr BE- derived from Government Bonds and
,aIlablr to lAEo t6CIF place. IVY
assured tlat, In the sclee!lOn and negOHAittHoai
If .urerior IsaIlroaL Loans, We are meeting .
,.,o, npbllc want, and rendering a valuable scr!
Yrc.-bo,h to tho holders of Capital and to thoS0
,,c,, National works of internal Improvement
rbos. intrinsic merit and substantial character
entitled ,hcn 10 the usO Of CaPItaIan the con:
al.ncc of Inve.tOr"-we now OEcF with special
confidence and satisfaction the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
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r. N..POOL, General Agent,
- CLAIKsBURG. WA
nrrEnENor ~ rElLlI1ssIoN.

Hon. VIM. Z. Stevenson, Governor West 70,
" Il, L, berkshire, Judges Supreme Court OIL
" James II. Brown, Appeals Of West va;
" ]. j. jackson, u, Judge 81 U.S. District
" D. D, I. ParnSworth, President Of SENATE,
" A. WcrnInper, member Senate.
" Jacob ILorihroOk. Prcst West Va, lns. Co:
Jacob N. Bichel, Vice PTest. 7"
Caleb BOggess, Attorney, ClArksbuEg, W. VA.
Samuel Woods, Phlllppi, nj" !
ii, q. Davis, Senate. Mineral county,
JIM. Camden, President OF First National BANK
Parkcrsburg. .r
glteS Of West Virginia.:
lion, B. II, Smith, Kanawha county.
q. q. Burgess, Wayne
- James Guthrie, WctEel ll,
{" Nathan GOT, Harrison a.'.
" Joseph TCtcf, Barbour "r-e. . ...I.
" X, n! Hill, Marion .,.f...
- JAtncs IIGrvey, Brooke
- Martin Judy, Grant
- X. Davidson, Taylor
" Henry DrHRnOn, Lewis
" Floyd Neely, DOddridge
~ j. r. BOWyeF, Putnam ..
" j. $. Wilkinson, Lincoln
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FISK & HATCH,

P.S.-ws have iSGued pamphlets containing
full particulars, statistical details, maps, etc.
which will be hlrnIShcd upon application.
~ We buy and sell Government Bonds, aud
receive the accounts Of Banks, Bankers, COrrOr.
atoms, and Others, Subjeetto check at sight, and
allow interest on daily balances GohSS
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WASHINGTON.
( r III d mH,isa U.0g.

LOFTeGf01uthGtV LMC1lbdW EHYNEEFs
RECONSTRUCTION or TENNESSEE.
The, question of5 rccoustructlpg 5TepnosI
sd was nkaip before ithG- 1stTp6=
ton COMMITTEES to-day, and the Cons6Eyas
tives were given hearing. The Speaker
Of the House Of the Tennessee Legislature
appeared and made q statement In general
denial Of. tic evidence submitted by the
cOlOrcd delegation. He admitted that In
some portions Of the State there were
some disorders. arising out Of political
and other causes, but these were terribly
exaggerated for political effect. On the
whole, he maintained that affairs were
peaceful throughout tho State md that
the people, so fur from getting up an In
surrCctiOn, arc attending more than ever
to their own business interests. Nothing
could delay the growing prosperity Of the
State but This agitation Of an intention to
rcvulutionizc tho loyal Government by an
act Of Oongress The Speaker was,will-
sng that the Committce should receive the
sworn testimony Of every County Judge
in the, State Us. u. the condition Of affairs
in, tlieif respective jurisdictions. These
Judges were appointed by Governor
Brownlow, and could not, therefore, be
accused Of being representatives Of the
SentGr administration. It islvcry probable
that the Tennessee officials will ut
once call upon these Judges Tor their tCS-
timony, as It Is believed that only such n
mass Of evidence will COunteract the Of
forts of those who are Ssceking 10 recon
struct the State Mr.. Thomas WINS put
through such severe examination by
Gen. Butler that other members of the
Committee felt bound to interll0sC anil
beg that the witness might not he insulted
while in attendance on tho Committee;
The Committee took no votes on falntng
u bill, 'andawill itbt ID AtntflSfurtliGr
evidence Is heard.
HG0vern0r tSentCrs request for troops
was laid before the President today, and
IL must hu confessed that 1t has had ten
lloncy to strengthen the reconstrtlctiOnists
Of the State. 1t Is said that GovcnOr Sen.
ter .Makes,th request that he may have
tho direction Of'any Federal troops tllat
may be bc sent into the State. OF course
this request, If 1t Inns been made, will be
promptly denied. h.iII'!' h''
lfthc Senate shows a Radical tendency
by voting down the Bingham amend,
mcnt, it Is pretty evident that tile Recon-
strnctionI Committee will report bill in.
tcricring with Tennessee, The Conserve
tive Republicans, however, declared con!
fidcutially to-day, that Butler and his bill
would be rcpuliNtctl by the House. 1t is
said that the President DECIDED today 10
send special message to Congress on
Tennessee atlairs. s.--.a-.ps-... 49,,
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$1,000, $500, aud 500.


They will bo issued is Coupon BoNdS, payable
OBsdrsr, and may DO held In that form; or
The Bond may bc rtglJterEd in tho name OF tho
owner, with the coupona remaining payable TO
bearer attached, r,c principal being then trans
terAblO only on tho books Of the Company, unless
re'aGSIgnCd to bearer; or
The coupons may b. detached and cancelled,
tho Bond made a permanent REOtstertd BoHd'
transferable only on Tho books OF tho Company,
and tho interest made payable only to the regis
ISred owned or his attorney. M
The three classes will bC known respectively as:
LIST. "OOupOn BOaaS payable to Bearer" 2
"a. Registered bonds With Coupons At'
tSchOd.v .S;ltp1 g, .i,sa Ne .a
"a. " Registered Bonds With Coupons de-
.Gehsd," and Shonld b so designated by CORES.
pOndcnts In specifying the class of Bonds desired.
Tiny have thirty years to run RON January
IS, 1910. With interest at six per cent pOr annum
from November I, 1900. PRTNCPAL AID NTH
ESrrNTABLE IN GOTD tSTnE Crrr % NEw1ToRT'
The interest is payable In MAY and NOVEMBER,
that It may take tho place Of that Of tho earlier
issues OfFlvC!TwentlSS, and suit the convenience
Of our friends who already hold CentIal and
Western PaeiGc Bonds, with interest payable In
January and July, and who may DESIRE, in max
Ing additional Investments, 70 have their interest
receivable nj dlaupnt seasons Of tho year.
The Loan d secured by a mortgage upon The
entire Line Of Road from Richmond to the 0hlO
River, with tho equipment and all othOr property
and appuFiCnancsS connected uIsrcTith,
SINKING FuND OP $4,000 PER ANNUN "
PRoTDED ron THE REDRNrrIoS OF THE DoSDs,
TO TAKE EPyECF OXE YBAR APrEI TIIE CONtrLE.
TIoNOP THE ROAD. 20. IaaT -f
Tho mortgage Ia for &isOOO,OOo, of which g,
10000 will bO reserved and held In trust for the
redemption Of outstanding Bonds Of tho VOVlHia
Central Railroad Company, now mrrgul in the
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO,
OfthC remaining S1S OK, OOO, sun tisnt amount
win 10 sold to complete tho road tn tho Ohio
rlvUr, perfect and improve the portion now In
operation. and thoroughly equip the whole fir q
large aud active tFafic. .f.
The pECSCnt pneC Il 20 and accrued interest.
A Loan 50 amply Sctusod, 80 carefully guarded
and 80 certain hereafter TO command prOnICnl
place among tho fAvorItO securities In the mar
ketS, both Ofthls Country and Europe, will he at
onoo appreciated and quickly absorbed,
Very respectfully.
FISK & HATCH,
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In succeeding 10 the business Of the late firm Of
List, Morrison i Co., we desire 10 thank the
trade for the liberal patronage extended to tho
house. with which tho senior partner has been
connected for over twenty-five yCaFs!iEgii .nl.Ii
trade Of this section, and our ample facilities for
the transaction Of tho Wholesale Grocery BnBl.'
nOsS, lead us To bClieve that VIC can Oter induce.
mrnta not SURPASSED elsewhere. Ia 4,.. .,i,.,u rf
In connection with our regular b1slncSS a.
Packing EstablIshmont and have secured the
services of Mr.. John Bsyha, an experienced and
skIllflll Packer, by which arrangement We are
enabled TO sell DacOR Mess Pork and Lard, ct the
very lowest rates, for stock Of superior quality.
We intend TO offer special Inducements TO Cash
and PrOmptpay buyers. We request an Cxamt'
nation or our stock and price list. '-ziN = .'..
IAui illE1' i..19 '.HENRY K. ,LtSTTS CO.
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FASHIONS.
Observation-Disclosures COlOrs, Bon
Mi. nets and Round Hats.

oDOhIa F,olorv. Ron,
AllllneFy."FaShl0nnDle G1loS' n""
=, ,.-l., =, F y >, ', ~, +s
''o'' nc - = 4U.s' u,,.,. ,,,,o
a lew o. our lc'uing nlllI ,.s., N.Y. ~
Drought oul tle new stYlc IN U0ilc.s IOl
early slng WcIt, IN nGV@cC " al Te ,noyg
HAy' yLne DonhcIS "LT sunni, " NV. " S,Or,,
low on inc loFeheIu. lhete y lo1 WY
much change IN shape, G&Cept, my n ,u,,,
atiainea great neiSnt ulon tIle up' ny nv.
erlng IKE q pyramid NDoye thc Iesuf ~ NJ
DonlleS ate elegg9nuy Ils'ue Lug 1851!
tne EoIn1elE nHIs' i.HSc'a;Nr w. - gN'rors
" uiIuhea WIN llVlualVl VI H I,n'.',t,
trailing vines anu sprays q, etcou eat
Lnore y MsLKea ~, ueG III T.; IL Tx ''cvS sS
corresponds Wi'n t"G ~ ~ o!a ., att ~, r
richest ponnets can De DQuSht t"s+'ES YET
cent cheaper thah st'st year. ' lIa.
q, tHI.H NEW CoLOnS. q nI9r'
Tho new colorS art, capo,,l grecn-a del.
;cate shade with aslielit orange tint; Milo
green plum color, buff and peacock color.
For evening wear,btlir will 10 tho leading
coIor int There nrc beautiful light shades
ond tints IL sbit tIl6se TO whom buff Is not
becoming ~ IiSi'74I 9i,' h .N-ipg4
IN ~ Z BoSNRTs. 1 r
!. rro,,, ,,orrct "a mn rlc,ico,c sIorle Of
LIZ a3o ,;tS u III nntP n iEnni n i1ra-
uiple IT, 49, W." Iooon,,S coyor;nr IN Crown
lusIUu VI MCo ST.S SoSo,.; onnNn;nr 4
WILL ME-! sMS i n Ji; Is sot M IL citcie nj
igS Tt'i 'so UiSn II;o,, !; o%iSTs down
slG UI 1SSo a,rinrs tnt crnss IN Fonf cI0w
tie neck Al c9rIcd feather, the shade d
the material, drOOps from the back over
thelell side. .lA,bluO. Grape i, lin, similar
style, with white blonde on each edge Of
the strings, and n full cluster OF white
CIeInatis In front,
An elegant bonnet Of white straw has
row Of black lace edging OH the front; a
wreath Of scarlet flowers with genGHnlum
leaves crosses the centre, md trails in
long vines over q fall of lace at tie back.
Nearly all of the bOnnets have lace "
fall over the back hair, and the ribbon
strings are tied in u bow: under Il. The
lace strings are often claSped by q lace
rOsettc in front. d, aE'.'H u. 'I'' =, .r
A novelty Is the Ncapolitainc bonnet, or
rather hcad.dress, as It Is not made over a
regular bonnet frame. This Is for even.
ing wear, the opera, or carriage, when
making ccremonious calls, and at grand
receptions. 1t Is composed Of asquare
lappet Of black lace that extends over, tile
Chignon. A wreath Of beautiful May roses
IS twined across the front, and vines of
leaves, halEoened roses aud buds droop
over the back. The price Is $50. y Y !, 4
s' iH"".ri Ror1NIDT HATS w 10y Ni q
r. ,,,,I ,,.,s oro Z, oyor,, mi, vor;c,v anil
nv, o ~, i ,o h;'I, steorIsy CROWN y the
sAae' ironi 1S, I,o;,d,t,, e; ~ Mon
cEowIG ~ lHt n,,,, S II0t o,,;n9 sIiSi't
toiC H. co1 ,Uu"t co m viii nyra
in Tl' ~ y n InS Se" Ono c' lila stvIc LSs
lllII VI iloMolA Onu =" . "S ' ~ -, IL, T.,
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STEEL AND IRON PLOW WINGS.
~ A full stock Of the hest quality. Also Eng.
lSh and American Cast Steel, p1HlGuS'' IlOrEC
Shoes, Nall Rods, Pittsburgh Bar IrOu, Hack
-. = METCAI.F b BURT,
rnarl9 50 Main Street.
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!, IcrANoLE. ], pALxEIL. ,. ii. EccLr
S The City B a nix,

n -NTII INDIVIDUAL 4AbIIATIDUT n"
10 prepared to conduct all business appTtainIng
! IN Good lIi to Ranking. $50 nN.
Deals in Bulls Of Exchange, United States,
State and County Bonds, Gold Coin and all ne.
g0tiable securities, at fair rates.
Notes and Bills OF Exchange discounted.
Collections made for Merchants, Manufacturer,
Banks, Bankers and others, on all accessible
points In the United States and Canada.
Il Drafts. In sums u suit purchasers on al the
principal Cities and Towns In Germany, Great
Britain and Ireland.
DopositS solicited. Interest allowed on Special
ri O 50, z. CRANGLE, President. II
'"- ' J.DALZELL Vice President,
feH H!I. III FIJI. ECCLES, Cashier '.'
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Over Five Hundred Dealers

In various parts Of The land have unrcscr'cdly
enlOrSeI them, They nru IN use npOn numerous
lines Of halfway, including tho UNION PACIFIC
aud the PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL, aud Officers OF
these roads, with other prominent \, \: ouiCialS
CnllOrsU thCm a. tho best Watches for the use Of
Il. Il. employees md travellers, yet introduced.
Tho following are presented ~ specimens OF
thCsc testlmdnIals:b ,
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
nHHiIEe
Chesapeake s oh ii Railroad Company

m, CbstaitaEE aWd Ohio Railroad. connecting
the Atlantic Coast and the magnificent l.4rbOr7s
Of the ChcsapeaEc BAY with the Ohio River at
,niu, Of reliable naSlgatlOnS and thus, win tilo
entire I.aIIroad Eystsm and water transportation
nfrhr treat West and Southwest, forms the Addi'
,lonal Fast and West Trunk, Llne, 90 impcra'
,irrly demanded for thc accommodation Of the
immense and rapidlyErOwlng transportation Nv
,w,en tho Atlantic ScabOard and .RurUpe OH inc
ono hand, and tho great producing regions OF inc
ohio aud MiSs!HsppI Valleys on tho other
The importance Of this Road as new outlet
from the west to the sea magnIacs 1t Into ono
Of national consequence, and inSurcS 10 IL al OK
,epSIYe through traffic from the day Of lIS con-
pletIon: while, in tho development IT The 0xten'
live agricultural and mineral resources Of VIZ
rlnIs and West Virginia, It pOSScsscS, along llS
own line, the clements Of large and profitable
local business
Thus tho great interests, both general aud
l,cal. which demand the completion OF the OlIE"'
ArEAKE AM Quo RAILROAD to the Ohio River,
sITurd thu surCSt guarantee of ItS success" ana
value, aud render II tho most important and
1uhUtaUtIal Railroad enterprise now Ia progress
In this Country.
~, -, Iro., ro,,,, and
"SupG''"''s' ." :" LAM ""I ".nr,.hI" ,rndc
'"' rn"""t VI a" 1"'','.s "%S - i, ,hc NJ
awaiting '!S -" "r, n.',I,,,rt C.pitOs,s
and Railroad men Of this City Of sound Judgment
uul known integrity, whOEs connection with It,
together with that Of eminent citizens and bust
uess men Of Virginia and West Virginia, InSures
n sasrEotie, honorable, and successful mAu'
Hemeat.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-21

The new Colors arU capOul grecn-a del.
icatc shade with slight orange tint Milo
green, plum color, buff and peacock color.
For evening wear,buT will 10 tho leading
color; hut there arc beautiful light shades
and tints 10 suit those to whom buff Is not
becoming. n' l-ll ''' 2H- ~ KY "a r.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-21

CNOW WHITE II1ME.-WE ARE
-. now receiving tho "SnOw White" Lime IN
large quantities, ltcAh from tho KilnS. Also
! --.'''.,- METCALF & BURT,
mArt3 GO Main Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-21

tTHE CHILDREN'S HOME-TIIE
L cOrpontorS and OthCrS inlcrCstet! In tho o.
tAb)IShnicnt OF any Institution to provide for dcS.
ItntO aud itiendlcss children, are requested TO
meet al tho Oflco OF Thomas lIOnbrOOk, Esq,
iIOrnbFOOkS Hall, Tuesday, 9Th inst, al three
O'Clock r. \. f.... ,,o,,,,,,,,,,,,,
mars COMMITTEE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-21

THUS tho great interests, both general aud
lucal, which demand the completion OF the olIE"'
.rEAEE AMI Quo RAILROAD to the Ohio River,
AlInr, thu surcSt guarantees of ltS success" ana
value. aud render II tho most important and
AuhStaUtIGI Railroad enterprise now Ia progress
Il, ,kIs pnnHtFY .'# . ".'" III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-21

Lines arc now projected or In progr0sS through
Ohio and Kentucky to this point which will con
meet the Chesapeake and Chic With The entire
railroad systems Of the West and Southwest
uL With the Pacific Railroad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-21
TESTIMONIAL,
UxlON pAOlplO Il. r., orvlos o !! GEx; SURF,

OYPICH or TUE HUDSON RTvRR RAILROAD,
Of. Gen'l SUpL, New York, Jan, II, 1870,
Dear Sir The Watch made by your Company
Which l have carried the past two months, has
kept excellent time. / have carried IL frequently
on engines. and have been on the road with i
almost daily. During this, time It has run uni
fOrmly with our standard clock.