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The CITY Amusements.

AT TEE WALNUT Mr.. j. 5. Clarke will appear this
evening as Henry Dove" in Married LIFE and as
"Tlmothy Toodes."
AT THE ARCH the new comedy entitled NJ p. will
be repeated this evening
AT THE CHEsNUT the hurlesque of Ernari will be
performed this evening.
AT THE AMERICAN variety entertainment Will be
given this evening.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE an
attractive programme Of minstrelsy will be pre-
sented this evening.
AT THE ARCH STREET OPERA HOUSE an interesting
variety OF Ethiopian comicaties is announced for
this evening.
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ecsFs FOR NON-RETENTION OR INCONTI-
~" nence OF Urine, irritation, infammatioE, or
liberation OF the bladder Kidneys diseases OF the
prostate glands stone in the bladder, calculus,
gravel brick dust deposits and all diseases OF the
bladder kidneys, and dropslcal swel1ngss USE
HELMBOLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU. 1011W
neSs1 STATE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI
~" OF PENNSYLVANIA.
The members Of this Society are requested TO
meet at No. 1411 FILBERT Street on WEDHES-
DAY MORNING. 26th inst, at IL O'Clock, to attend
the funerel of their late fellow-member, JAMES
SCH0TT, Esq. o,,,,, u.1n,e
Secretary.
October "a, 1870. 10 "a 2t'
sSz- MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VlGOR
are regained by HELMBoLDs EXTRACT
BUcHU. lO NV
.SFs W. W. s H A P CO,
~9S PUBLISHERS AGENTS
FOR 1O242t
CITY AND COUNTRY ADVERTISING,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NRW YORK.
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DIED.

SCHoTT.-On the. 23d instant JAMES SCHoTT Esq.,
in the STth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family, also the
members OF the estate Society OF the Cincinnati OF
Pennsylvania" respectfully invited to attend
the funeral, from his late residence No l411 Fbert
street, on Wednesday morning, 26th instant at II
O'clock Interment at Laurel Hill
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nSss@ @ A d E NJ Y OF NJ U 81 C,
THE STAR COURSE OF LECTURES.
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON

nssa HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU GIVES
health and vigor to the frame and blood to the
pald cheek. Debility is accompanied by many
alarming symptoms and if no treatment is sub.
mitted to, consumption, insanity, or epieptic fits
ensue. 101 7w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For additiOnal Special Notices see Inside Pages.
nSEp COURSE OF LECTURES AT TIL
W. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
mn

nSga COURSE OF LECTURES AT THE
W. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
FOR THE WINTER OF 1901.
The lectures for the winter will be divided into
several different courses, as follows:-
First CouTse-On General and Organic Chemistry
BY Professor B. Howard Rand NJ. B.
Second Course-On Sound. BY j. Soils Cohen,
NJ. ID.
Third Course-On Vital Forces. BY Professor r.
E. Rogers. NJ. ID.
Fourth Course-on the Geology OF S. E. Pennsyl-
vania BY Professor A. r. Leeds.
Fifth Course-On Physics and Mechanics. BY
John G. Moore, NJ. $.
The Lectcres viii be delivered on the TUESDAY
and THURSDAY OF every week, beginning Tuesday,
october 25
In addition to the free use OF the Library and
Reading room, and the advantages Of the monthly
meetings of the Institute and its sections, where
everything novel or interesting in science, art or In
Vention is presented and discussed, free admission
to its lectures is far from being the least OF the pr
Vileges OF membership in the Institute.
The attention of the science-loying public is IN
Vited to the announcement that the facilities for adj
mission to membership are ample and liberal enough
to place its benefits within the reach OF ALL
Any Information can be obtained at the Hall OF
the Institute WILLIAM H. VAIL,
1O226t Secretary.
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NdARRIED.

BROWN WHITEsIDE.-In Champlain, N. Y, on
Thursday, the goth instant, by the Rev. William
Whitaker, FRANK O. BROWN, OF Chicago, to SARAH
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N6yn HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU ANO
IMPROVED ROSE WASH cures delicate disorders
In all their stages, at little expense, little or
change In diet no inconvenience, and no exposure.
1t is pleasant in taste and odor, immediate in its
action, and free from all Injurious proper
ties. l01 7W
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-26
A Q A r D.
OFFICE OF G. II. MCCORMICK Il Bro.
CHICAGO, May 10th, 1870.

individual named JNo. STRAcHAN
of Mineral Point, Wisconsin, seems
bent On making himself ridiculous
with noisy demonstrations, because
we have taken our reaper agency
away from him.
That he feels sore at losing the
agency is evident from the great out.
cry he makes about it. 1t is likely
the first instance on record wherein
a man insisted on being an agent by
force and against the wishes of a
principal.
Now, since the U. S Court has
put an injunction on him, restrain
ing him from acting as agent, and
ordered him to give up possession of
our property through a receiver, he
attempts to give vent to his bad
temper by abusing US and our ma.
chimes, in unmeasured terms. We
suppose we can survive it
Rejecting farmers will know how
far JOHN is sincere or honest in his
denunciation of our machines,
when they consider that he plead
hard for the agency of them this
year, and that his abuse commenced
only when he found he could not get
leave to sell them.
We hesitated about even noticing
this mans abuse, but concluded that
it was due to our friends in the dis.
trict to give the following facts in
the case, and having done so, we
shall not attempt to answer any bill.
lingsgate that many be launched at
us.
JOHN STRAoHAN refused to contin.
ue as agent in 1870, unless we
would promise large increase in
commissions for selling. This we
declined doing, and after giving him
a reasonable time for reflection, we
appointed other parties to succeed
nina thing every body will admit
we had right to do STRAoHAN,
just then, wanted to continue at the
old rates, and wrote us the following
letter.
MINERAL POINT, MARCH 22SD, 1870.
MEssRs. C. II. MoCoRarCK & BRo,:
Dear StrS - ! on can send on the
contract as you say, and will see
you, and talk matters over generally,
soon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-26

PROPORTION OF THE Sexes. The
excess of females oyor males in the diff
ferent countries of the world has recently
been the subject Of investigation In
the United States, in 1850 in total
white population of l9,553,0 6S, there
was an excess of 400, 1856; in a total free
colored population of 434 ,449, there was
an excess of l7,047 females over males /;
and in total slave population Of 1904
3l3, there was an excess of 755 males
In 1860 in total white population Of
p OO3,3ll, there was an excess of 1885,
5l4 males; in q free colored population
of 1926, there was an excess Of 49,
996 females; and in q slave population
of 3,9j3760, an excess of 400 males
In New York city Mt present it is assert>
ed there are Il 900 more males than e>
males, while there are 10000 more fe-
males Of n manageable age than males
Of that class In Great Britain, on the
other hand, there is an excess of 100000
females over males; and in France, AUS
tria, Spain, Italy and Prussia, with a
population of l3S,000,000, there are Is
U14,OOO more females than males.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-26
Truly Yours,
J. STRACHAN.

1t was too late however, as we
had contracted the district to other
agents. A few days later he be.
came so alarmed at losing the agency,
that he came to Chicago, and begged
hard to be allo,0ed to act even as local
agent at Mineral Point.
When he found however that lie
had reilly lost the agency, he became
abusively angry, and threatened we
should never get possession Of our
property he held, until we paid him
some immense sum for damage--al-
though not two weeks before, we had
settled up his account IN full.
How summarily the U. S. Court
dealt with him, and how quickly he
was ordered to give up our property
through the forma lily Of receiver,
and how soon an injunction was
placed on his intermedding with our
affairs hereafter, the following ex-
tract will show:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-26

ANOTHER brutal prize-fght took place
near New Orleans on the 10th inst, be-
tween the noted pngilsts, Mace and Al
len The fight lasted forty>fve minutes,
and only ten rounds were fought, in all
of which Allen was severely punished.
1t is said that Mace did not receive
scarcely any injury In the tenth round
Aliens arm was dislocated by fall.
Mace falling on him. Both men should
be arrested and made to pay heavy
fine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-26

As an illustration of the revolution that
has been brought about by the construc.
ton OF the Union Pacific Railroad--the
worlds highway between the two great
oceans and TO India we may mention the
fact that last Wednesday evenings ex-
press train from Chicago on the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne andChicago kailroad
as we are informed by conductor j. p,
Ames carried the British East India mail
comprising forty sealed sacks from
Auckland, New Zealand, Yokohama,
Japan and China, all directed to the
London (Englaud) Post Office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-26

UNCLE SAM proposes to have an occas-
ional vessel OF his own, yet The rebel
and English combination to crush him in
II maritime way, was for time, tolerably
successful; but he is getting up and will
soon be on his sealegs again ludica-
tious to this effect are the sixty-fve APP
pIications for signal letters for new
vessels made in the first five days of this
month and the steady applications which
are made continually.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-26

REMARKS. - The writer of the
above is undoubtedly qualified to speak
on the subject in hand. Severe as it
may appear, we have every reason to be.
lieye it is justified by circumstances and
can be sustained by competent evidence.
Mr.. Hazelton's indecent haste in press
ing himself before the people as candi>
date is sufficient, Of itself to justify us in
giving place to the above in our columns,
with Editorial Endorsement.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-26

to our ancient enemy. There is not a
town, and hardly school district in the
County but is harrassed and torn by un-
seemly personal contests in its primary
matters, Prior to Mr.. Hazeton's appear
pearance upon the stage, this state of
things was unknown in the County, for
the GOOD of the party and not the sue
cess of the individual was made the
paramount rule of action. From the
time he was unwisely permitted to as
sumo direction till now, this cardinal
rule without a religious observance of
which no party can long be kept in
unity, has been completely reversed in
practice. Veterans in the party and the
County-men like Nestor among the
Greeks before Troy---whose suggestions
should always command respect, have
been so treated that the Republican camp
has become a hostile field to them, and
yet they will cherish their Republican
principles to the end. Young America
is invoked to put down the "Otd F0gies'
and the "Sore Heads and the cry is
caught up, exaggerated, and repeated
with other silly catch-words, until we
seem b be, or are in fact, a mass of dis
cordant elements This condition of
things is directly traceable to nhe acts and
influence of Mr. Ilazelton and his chief
advisors commonly known as The
Ring
MIR II has not for these reasons COM
manded the full vote of bis party in the
County by several hundred and these
are among the oldest, truest and most in
telligent men Of the County. For these
same reasons, he cannot to-day obtain
the votes of the disaflected, if nominated
for Congress, or for any other Office of
Importance Their Republicanism can
not be called in question; it would stand
the test applied to Daniel, or "rhe Holy
Children" but on matters merely per-
sonal where the principles of the party
shall not be put in jeopardy, they will |
doubt not continue to exercise a frees
mans privilege and resent indignitics.
We are not in this District in situ-
alton to make wild experiments in the
way Of personal success, at the mere So,
licitstion or dictation of an over-anx;cns
candidate and | trust, that in making
our selection, a duty soon upon us, we
shall at once set aside as unavailable,
those candidates who can be proven not
to command the full confidence and sup,
port of the party, and be governed wholly
by considerations of real merit founded
upon long, disinterestcd and unblemisht d
services in the ranks of our party.
repeat Let as make the ,oetfdre of The
party, the District, and the nation, our
chief study in this matterj bit in doing
so, let Us also not Jail to put the hon
ordbie chaplet upon the broao Of the most
deservjaA wthoW reference TO the comn-
ty IN 'ohich he Tres,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-26
Taken up-Mare Colt.

GAME into my enclosure, In the town Of Linden on
v the 10Th day Of May, lS70, dark brown Mare
Colt. No marks noticed. The owner is requested Y
call, prove properly pay char IS and take her away
kICuaRD HAMMlLL.
May 18th, 1870. IOWA
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-26

"In the United States Circuit Court
Judge Miller, presiding, the case of G.
H. Mccormick and Leander }. McCor-
mick of Chicago, against John Strachan,
of Mineral Point, in equity, came up
yesterday, on motion of compliments
for an injunction against defendant and
appointment of receiver; and the same
having been argued by Finches Lynde
and Miller, for compliments, and Messrs.
Palmer, Hooker and Pitkin, for defend
ant--the Court thereupon allowed the in
junction and also appointed Frederick
g. Smyth, of Madison, receiver
This is very important case, involv-
ing nearly 100000 in amount, and
grows out of transactions while deiend-
ant was acting rs the agent Of complain.
ants in the sale of their Harvesting Ma
chimes, during the years 1867, 1868 and
1869 The order appointing the recely-
er requires the defendant, Strachan,
forthwith to turn over all notes, accounts,
machines and other property IN bis
hands, belonging to the compliments, to
,ae said receiver, Smyth; and the in
junction allowed, restraints the defend
ant Strachan, from intermeddling with
any Of the property in any way or man,
ner Thus all who are owing for tho
machines sold by Strachan, must make
payment to the receiver, Smyth
His ISLANDERS about our machines
are best met by his own letter, de-
string the agency for 1870. 1t is no
secret, that some castings on our
Advance Machine, last year, were
defective and broke; an accident,
not at all unusual in introducing a
new'machine, the first season. These
breakages, caused trouble where
agents like Strachan ve,machnes
little or no attention. personally
All our customers know that We
spa red Nneither time nor money to
replace them with improved castings,
making the machines as perfect as
they were intended to be. THIS
was, and is being done. free of ex.
pense to customers. In districts
where agents co.operated with .ns in
remedying the difficulty, the ma.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-26

w no wants cheap
Dry Goods? Every
body. Where csn
you get them ? At
Gundry 4 Gray's.
Extra inducements
offered! The Largest
stock, Best goods and
Lowest prices. Ey-
cry article warranted
as represented. One
price to all. Large
lots of New Goods
received w e TX ly +!
Great Bargains IN
DreSsG GODS, ShawIs,
Clio kings, Cloths,
Cassimeres, Blank
cts, Flannels, Jeans,
Prints, De LANES,
Domestic, Cottons,
&c, &c. Our Mer-
chant Tailoring De-
partment, in charge
of Mr.. Amberg is UNI
riyaIed in this section
for style, durability
and cheapness. A
choice assortment OF
our own manufacture
always on hand.
Call and be con-
yinced that you can
save money by max
ing your purchases OF
us.
GUNDRY 4 GRAY.
hlnsIrl Point, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-26
MINERAL PoYT, MARCH 22Sp, 1870
MEssRs. c. II. MoCoRNiCK h Bro,

Dear StrS - on can send on the
contract as you say, and will see
you, and talk matters over generally,
soon.
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GAINESVILLE, VA, Nov. Is, 1870. - oo,.,.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
v VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND IN : r MI
COUNTY OF MECKfHNBURG, AID OF TW *
TIE Tt,' T0W n OF II Cs1ARHs vIILE.-By virtue Of
decree pronounced by the Circuit Court r 90. o.
Meckenbnrg at the Wc19eeT teF Son &c Co.. &C..
against r. Darlington, &C., shall proceed to sell
to the highest bidder on the premises, on tne i1,
which T. C.r>in2ton resides. THIS tract con,
tans about 472 acres Of land, but viii be surveyed
before the day of SALE 1t lies on inc SCUM SIC
RoanG Ike river, and about one mile from the Cowh
of Clarksville. 1t has on 1t commodlous DWELL
ing house, built OF wood. and all necessary OUT
honses About sixty acres OF TINS ana Is anV
Wishing to purchase will call upon The suoscrlper
who will show the property o,,, CO money cash ::
the remainder in three equal annual m M I -
the deferred payments TO be secured oy pohis ~
the purchaser each bearing Interest Iron as' "a
ON THE SAME DAY, and by virtue Oh t =,
same decree, shall offer for sale ire two-tniro ln
erest in lot NO. 49, located in the town or Csr the
town. and has on il a LARGE framed ui'dtng
TEREs: Same as in the following tract of land.
ON THE 10TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1870, BY
the same decree, on the premises, another hA a.,
LAND DsOpG e
Ting about 200 acres, and lUcacd on the waters OF
Bluestone Greek and within eighteen mIes oi
Keysytlle THIS tr act has on it Il ullapiuateu
clearinghouse and the necessary tohaccn,h houses
II is well watered, has an abundance CT tllnoel'
and is considered as good any tract in the nege-
borhood. Persons wishing to purchase are re-
ouesied to examine the property.
expenses of sale. The residue In one two, three,
HI d four equal annual instruments, the purchaser
executing bonds with sufficient security LOT inc
deferred payments. bearing interest from DAY 81
sale and title to be retained until full payme; OF
the plr chase money: or the purchaser may, ~ ms
option pay one-third cash ana cNecu" nis JUNE ill.,,
for the residue without other security than the
title retained aforesaid. Possession In each case
10 be given lst January, ISL. ,,cu
No ~ oodtds Special Commissioner.
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AUCrron sAArsx--.Fuuur. Days.


,rOMMIssIoNERsa SALE OF Fouk
" VALUABLE TeAGTs Ow LANp.;1By ,, xip-
tue Of decree of the Circuit Court Of Mecklen,
burg county, Va. rendered at the OCTOBER .hia i
s shs On ,' the so TIL ia DAY OF DEGEMBER 1870
sell at the residence of DR.. Paul 9; Venanie 'Se
following property belonging to the SAID T. o'
ist HOME TRACE lying partly in M Nc h1s:
burg and partly In Charlotte counties on oi ,r-
crees md containing ming, $50 sires
fNG-HOUsE, and all necessary out-houses' n m, q
thor ,ugh state of repair and Preservation. The
growth of wheat The grasses, and all other crops
I'd. The BRAME TRACT, lying 90 middle Blue
the lands of Spencer McPh ail and others ano con-
taining 1881 acres. The improvements consist OF
very good I'M ren.1 AND %i IN Excel
lent young orchard of peach ana apple trees nS ne
iand'is very fertile and adapted to The growth or
,d usual Tsa fsGPT e Isfs TRhGf This
Charlotte county adjoining the lands OF nicna n
RUSSELL Judd, and Others, ana coatIi9s s1J
| HOIISE and nil necessary out-houses, In a GOOD
state of preservation. This land Is also very
good, ard adapted to the usual crops OF the sec-
''3 ath. The BURTON TRACT. This tract lies In =,
the county of Charlotte adjoining the aioTesa ah
| Nhome tractn and the lands OF Beckett ana QUIZ
ers. and contains 24O acres. The improvements
tolerahly good. The land is of pretty much me n
| same description rs The DINER lahus apoT ".
scIiSed. Possession to be given the LIST Of Janu-
airy, 1871: ,.,,, o,or, r. ,,,,os of
| the Richmond and Oanville railroad
| TERMS The Mansion tract for one-third casll,
and the balance credit OF one, TWO, ailu ah He
ierred payments. carrying interest from the day
of sale and the title TO he retained until the wnoe
of the purchase money Is paid: and as TO inc res
| due Of the property, enough IN cash 70 pay tne
costs of st and expenses Of SALE ana inc oaian t
on ere dit of two. three, ana tour years Sne
purchaser to execute bones, with approved secu.
rIty. Tor the deferred payments carrying nteres.
from the day of sale but should the parc afoTe.
a.td v,thout recurttv In either event, the title
| to be retaine until the whole Of the purchase
| money is paid. JOHN W, oIEHoSsi hn
GAINESVILLE, VA, Nov. Is, 1870. - ,,,,.
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Among the evidences of local prosperity
in New Bedford, ga new bread cart is
chronicled.
The Episcopal Board of Missions have
allotted $4,000 to the work among the col
Ored people of the South.
The Euanqelist says that the Presbyterian
churches in this country are burdened
with debt of $2,000,OO0.
What Is it that Adam never saw, never
possessed, and yet he gave to each Of his
children? The answer is apparent.
A case of hen-fever in Lowell contains
5000 hens--at least, that is the cackle-a-
ton.
The reported "sale" Of the Astor House
was "sell."
Cincinnati has two baseball clubs COM
posed of girls.
Not poor gift--a gift to the poor.
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REAE ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND
n REORDAIN SECTION 20 OF CHAPTER
8! OF THE ORDINAhCES OF THE CITY OF
RIChMUND. Passed OVEN feT "a, 1870.
Be 1t ordained, That section % OF clapter % OF
the City Ordinances be amended anu Eeoroailea
$3.50. No person or persons shall break or dig
UP, or rs list In breaking or digging up. any part
Of any street, or remove any gravel, dirtI or ma
nure therefrom, without having nrst oolalnsa 'iie
written peI mission of the Committee on streets
generally or the Engineer OF the city cor sna!
any city officer, emplo, ee, or contractor, Or any
other person, III laying gas or water piping, VI III
repairing the same, in constructing or repair
ing culverts, or in making connections wltl CITY
or private culverts dig into or break up or as ISL
In digging Into or breaking up any street or puo-
lie allev, unless the earth removed by such oRghg
or breaking be returned and thoro ramh h
or consolidated so as 10 place the street or puplc
alley In the same condition 1t was before such q
ging or breaking up within ten days after me aiR
glng or breaking up OF the same. ANY person person
falling to comply with this section shall be iiaoie
TO a penalty OF not less than ten nor more ihan
fifty dollars, onehalf to the informer ana case s
of such failure by any officer or employee OF tue
city. such penalty 10 be deducted from the amount
next PAYABLE TO him for services.
Published by authority OF CITY Councn.
no 2s-St <. =. how Anil Citt SieiA
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SEEAm s;fsS.

JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATSs;El,
u COMPANY.-FO OR NORFOLK. sssaasss. -
PORTSMOUTH, AND ALL REGULAn LAND.
IEGS on THE JAMES RIVER. The fast aud
elegant United States nail steamer
JOHN SYLVE STER,
Captain u. &. CLIFFORD,
leaves companYs wharf Ut Rockets for The
aboye-na'ntd places on M0NDAYS, WEDERs.
DAYS. and FRiDAIs,, at HALF-PAsT SIX
O'CLOCK 4. NJ, and returns on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time 10 con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
North.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar.
rival Of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk.
Excursion tickets TO Norfolk and return. 100.
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and "a
turdays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston. Baiti-
more and principa, landings on Chesapeake bay,
and all regular landings on James river. at REA-
SONABLE RATES. Freight received from A.
NJ. till z. NJ
Freight for way landings must be prepaid
l.. b. TAT'UM, General Agent
sci Office, COmpany's wharf