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~ the Charlottesville Chronicle.
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Ane C.son-s,aben County Politics
Ramdelph q Co.-ohle Connections
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILRoAp,5
CApgLL COUNTY, w. VA, I

CApsLL COUNTY, w. VA,
August 8, 1870. }
The canvass for members OF the Legissa-
sure and Congress is about commencing,
and while the Conservatives are hopelul,
we don't see much difference between them
and the Radicals. The Conservative canai'
date for Congress yesterday, in speech
declared yery broadly, and seemingly Win.
out fear of contradiction, that "tne! pat
whipped the rebels once, and could no y
again." We amt caring cuss WIZ
elected. oh to tho
we are pushing the road through 70 se y,
best of our ability. We kecpa force OF ~ w
$50 hands steadily on these two seodSIt the
here. We work the ten-hour system, amu
darkies are we'll and sleek ana con COW, afrer
Some few who returned nome 1s sane and saw
getting here have come Dack ,.,,,ns nv
fhcv Won't leave again till Christmas. 10y
this t;,,,n neyt wear the cars VIII DS ruh'ii3
80, MLorIoStcp to "the ono se!u
n s,, n.Ier rom Portsmouth, Ohio, CIV
w. an account of q meeting there IN the IN
tnsest OF n railroad to connect WIN the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad ana II you
viii take map and read the report care
fs,lIv Won will see that the roads contena-
nisfed. from what we can hear, will GER
tsinly be built, and will give their road
connection with the Union Pacific railroad
Mt st, Louis and Chicago, or, as gentle
man who has studied the subject told me,
would put the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road in connection with over q 600 miles
of railroad and $4,000 miles of navigable
water. just think Of it, and think of oil
this vast country traversed by their roads
and steamers, seeking an outlet to the
ocean and how naturally will it follow the
straight short line Of the Chesapeak ana
Ohio railroad through Old Virginia and
seek the glorious old Hampton Roads,
where neither fogs nor Ice interfere with
OF incommode navigation.
Your old slow Richmond and young Nor
folk had better be up and doing, and make
their calling and election sure while it is
vet day. EGGS.
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NOTICE.-THE CREDITORS OF THE
IN MERCHANTS AND MEG & A NJ G
SAVINGS BANK OF PORTSMOUTH are here
by notified that the said savings bank, by deed
dated the 2h day of February, 1870, and OF record
In the clerks office of the court Of hustings for
assigned ali their assets to the undersigned In
trust to secure the debts due by the said
and Mechanics Savings Bank and police Is here
tors, holders OF notes or certificates Of indebted
ness, or otherwise, to present the evtdt noes Of
their claims to the undersigned at the ONCE OF O.
W. MURDAUGH, In the city of Portsmouth
within sixty days from the 10th day OF July, 1870
In order 70 avail themselves of Tho distribution Of
che assets OF the said savings bank fhat may be
made under the deed aforesaid. .f-. AL
G. w. MURUAUGH, I rrussees.
=" 8 SAMUEL NJ. WILS0N,} '>' Is
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WHITE SULPHUR LAND.
MOST ATTRA GIVE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Ioffer for sale my FARM, ''BEAUREGARD,r
situated mile and half from the White sulphur
Springs, In Greenbrier county, West tlrgin1a. IL
snts sITG kED ACKGt
half of 1t Is in fine forest, full OF EXCELLENT
TIMB%R. A part of the meadow has been IN
for bSTt fshy aed TRS it's
to the White Sulphur Springs gives 1t the advan-
tage of a market at its very dor
In cppious springs the almost exclusive supply OF
water for the White Sulphur and the considerable
town that must grow up there upon. the compie-
ton OF the Chesapeake ana Ohio railroad TO Inc
Ohio river in the summer of '72.
II has a commanding interest on account OF lts
fine adaptation to purposes OF health ana recrear
ton It Is one the most beautiful Us 1t Is one Of
the most healthfnl localities In the virginia noun
taine. it has fine bath andn supcrabundance OF
water for many more. This wafer has never been
analyzed, but Il is evidently powerful stimnlant
of the skin and great invigorator o. the system:
There hae aRG boy
alum slate highly lmpresnated with alum, IN
which, at MOI .rste expense, ALUM WATERS r.
might he estaalishsd WIN these mgen nrnsn 1
Gus adjunct of the White SULPHUR the great water,
ingplace Of The middle and southern States OF The
II has fine grounds for mile-long TRGTrING
OR RACE CUEkSE, and the addition OF that
Gource Of amusement for the imMen,e .hrTn nIi "r
wcuid he great public qualification, and highly
lucrative to It's owners. Such track, eNacti.
suited by the Temperature OF the PiaCe " ny,
sport would become one OF the most famous LII LUG
Union. al, ,,~o
having an immense supply OF ceac spring water
from several large springs, and a good location
foc a lake of several acres. This business has
lately become exceedingly profit lble ,r,
There is large DOUBLE BalOh hOOSh,
containing twelve coaimodious rooms, upon the
place together with outhousss. Thu grounds are
admirably adapted for the finest display Of archi-
tectural and other improvements.
IL is one of the most attractive places in the
mountains, whether for improvement az place
of public resort or fer superb residence for
wealthy gentleman.
Persons des1rous of seeing the place are re-
ferred to my son. j. L. CowARDIN, who resides
I10I.0.... j. A. COWARUIN,
DiSDdtch office.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE Of THE
" "COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS" IN ROCK
BRIDGE COUNTY, VA,-The undersigned COM
missioners, appointed by DEGREES of the circuit
court of RockbriCgs county, ntered Oh the goth
day of April 1857 and the 18th day OF May, 1870 in
a cause therein pending. In which John ). Leech.
for, &C., is plaintiff aud James n. Lecch, ct al,
SeptemE8th 1870, on the premises, TO sell by way
as the COLD SULPHUR SPklt GS." Situated
in said county about one and half miles distant
from Goshen Depot, on the Chesapeik. and Ohio
railroad. The tract con- aims MIN ETT-FINE
ACRES, more or less, and adJolns the lands of
Jordan Davis, and others.
great advantage for many years by visitors. The
water has been analysed by an experienced che
mist, and the analysis proves that II is valuable In
dyspepsia and other diseases of the stomach; In
diseases of the liver, spleen, Kidneys bladder, and
uterus In chronic affections Of the bowels; and In
chlorosIs and other kindred female disorders.
The water Is aperient, duretlc, dlaphorctic, are
ratiyc, aud touic- in It's action: ....-
The buildings arc sufficient for the accommoda.
ton Of ono hundred persons, and are in good
State of repair. The location and climate are all
that could be desired. The place Is easy OF ac-
cess by the Chcsap eake and Ohio railroad
TERMS OF SALE Cash In h tnd sufficient to pay
the costs OF sale and costs Of suit; and as to the
residue upon credits of enc, two three, four, ana
five years. In equal instruments, bearing In crest
from the day Of sale; the purchaser executing
bonds with approved personal security, and the
title retained IS ultimate security. Should the
purchaser fesire to pay the whole or any part IN
~ s'' : = JOIN LETCHER,
-. r j. ID. DAVIDSON,
.aul-Mtds Commissioners.
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FARGO SALE OEsLIvERPOOL SALT
AT AUCTION. 1@

On FRIDAY NEXT. August the goth instant,
commencing ut IL O'Clock, we will sell at our
war ehouse in the city of Richmond, the cargo OF
the bark THOMAS SMALL, direct from Liver
pool, consistiDgof
: 600 sacks WORTHIN GToN FACTORY
FILLED SALT,
500 sacks J. H1GINS'S FACTORY-F1LLED
SALT; g.. ...- s@.....
to which the at ention Of the trade is Invited.
Terms liberal, which will be announced on day
of sale. oy M
=. y.
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THIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-T will
Ill sell on TUESDAY, 2ad day OF August, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises, on the corner OF
mac HOUSE, TO satisfy distress warrant In my
hands in favor Of l.. Kepler and others. the usual
articles I'm d respectable bar-rOom-FISTURES,
GLASSWARE, SC. Also. FURNITURE in
dwelling above and FIXTURES, &C., in barber
shop. Also the SMALL FRAMED BUILDING
occupied as shoemaker shop, on Seventh street.
The bar and fixtures can be bought ut private
sale up to hour OF sale. Inquire at premises.
=. w. ROSENF,
High Constable City of Richmond.
S, N, DAVIS, AuctiOEeCr. au 1G-lS, 20, 22&23
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

TWO VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
L The subscriber offers for sale the TWO
FARMS known as INDIAN FIELDS and
SUNNYSIDE, ono lying within two and halt
miles of GordonsVillc, the other within three and
half, and within two and three Miles or Lind
sey,s Stai ion. with good roads to both points.
| INDIAN FIELDS contains $50 acres, SUNNY
SIDES 275 acres both in a high state of cultiya;
both well watered. Indian Fields has forty acres
In timber, Sunnyside sixty acres. The dwelling
houses are comfortable and out-houses complete.
TIE neiQhborhood cannot be surpassed.
They are offered on the following terms: One
third cash ; balance in one, two, three, four, ard
five years. six per cent. interest added They viii
be offered privately till August 9th, when they
will be offered at auction on the premises. 9he
subscriber will take pleasure In showing the places
TO any one wishing to purchase:
For information. apply to WILLIAM II. PAR
RISH, at Libby Building, or NJ. 7. handy.
an 22-td
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ByLyne & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1899 Main street.

MICE TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELL
~ ING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAR;
SSTTRE ~ FOR SALE At AUCTIDN.-Will be
sold at public auction, on the premises, en-
THURSDAY the 25th day OF August; 1870 at 81
O'Clock p. M, that desirable TWO-STCRY
FRAME DWELLING, located as described, con.
tanning FIVE rooms Kitchen, &C.; With water i on
of harsh1u street about twenty-five feet, and run
ming back a depth Of about seyenty.hye feet.
TERMS /: At sale. LYME & BROTHER,
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STEAMERS.

d HILADELPHIA, RICH &Esa
SHIP LINE-FoR PHILADELPHIA ONCE I
WEEK.-UntiI further notice the steamers NOR
FOLK, Captiin PLATT, and JAMES 8. GREEN,
Captain VANCE, VIII leave Richmond every
DAY, alternately. Freight taken for all parts Of
Pennsylvania and New jersey also for Norfolk,
at moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
stater0om, Ss. w. p. PORTER
Agent Mt Richmond No 9425 Dock street
WILLIAM r. CLYDE r. Co,
Agents st Philadelphia,
Oflces, No. IL South Whtrves, and
iy22 No. II North Wharyps
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AuSTIoN SALES -Fatara Days.
...'.' BY james d. Taylor, 4
Real Estate Agent atid Auctioneer,
oface s2t Mnin street.

m OUsE. AND i OF ON JUDAH
j.. STREET, IN THE gITY OF R1CHM0fO,
FOR SALE At AUCTION.-Wnl be SOLO On
Mon Che premises, the two story Z Rk MEy
DWELLING on Judah street between Leigh nnu
Baker, and Immediately In rear OF EnehsIes
church. The house contains five rooms Win gas
the Kitchen, one room. The lot fronts si1ty"iouI
feet on ndaf street, and Rms back one nnnntfea
and ten feet to an alley. Besides the aWeinIe
store, with which win be sold thirty-swo 1eet
preferred. - 80, -,
TEKMs : One. fourth cash the balance as SIX,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added, and secured by q deed Of trust;
80 80 -, $3.50 JAMES Is. TAYLOR =
an on o. i, 4. -----lf Auct1oneer>
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME TENE-
MINT ON The NORTH SUE OF BROAD
STREET NEARTO JAIL ALLEY AS trustee
In certain deed bearing date the 2lst March, $780,
from Lawson johnson, duly recorded In Richmond
Hastings Court, shall, III execution thereon, pro-
coed to sell at public auction on the premises, on
SATURDAY. eth August, 1870 at o. clock T. NJ,
that certain FRAMED TEN EMEhT No. 1910, on
leased ground, on the north slice OF Broad street
few doors below jail alley.
TERMS Cash unless ether terms be announced
at the sale. THOMAS :. AKMlSIfAI,
MI Trustee,
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=. .,. !, sIA. al may:
$3.50 AAGyEEUMsF1InssSs.--.
~ ". Keesee, Aucsioneef, f
-. = 40. tai7 Main street. 80:
rrousEuOID FJRNITu1EEEs,,, a mn ~

,rorrarHoiIp FURNITURE, ,d LEON
yin ss 3 es TUE FFtaRfTusE T.
~ ss ssnssese tpARLoR SUITS IN green and
:, :, ,a9gqTra saorssggsS; BUREAUS wAsHsTANDs,
Sh ana IA E-ToP
CCRTBs JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BED
ic.N Mt and weoD-sEAT CHAIRS,
MATTR ESSES,
BOOKCASES, SEGRETARLES.S SOFAS,
EXTENSION and other pINING-TAbLEs,
TIN SAFES, OFFICE DESKS,
Two lar ne IRON SAFES, CROCkERY,
TINWGRE, COOKING-STOVE,
One TURNING LATHE, In good ORDER;
SEWING. MACHINE. 49,
CHILDREN's CARRIAGES. BO0Ks,,,,,
az az 90 Auctioneer.
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ByLyne & Brother, a.g ~
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
NO 1d3p Main street.

TWO NICE BRICK TENEMENTS ON
L THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF EIGH 1,
TENTH AND CLAY STREETS, FOB SALE
At AUCTtON.-Will be sold at public auction,
on the premises. on WEDNESDAY the Gath day
or August, 1870, at 81 O'Clock P. NJ. two COED
BRICK TENEMENTs located as descrtb con-
tanning five and six rooms each, and with kitchen
attached, containing two rooms each, all In Rooo
repair and occupied bygood tenants at fair rents:
The lot fronts the east side OF Eighteenth street
about 10 feet running back depth ofabout 30 feet
This property offers fine opportunity 10 partles
of limited means to secure a good home.
TERMS Liberal and made known at the hour OF
sale. LYME g BRoIhEh,
aug 15-MWsMTuW Aucttoneers.
TREEN SPRINGS FARM FOR SALE
NJ OR Remit offer my FARM, lying in the
famous Green Springs neighborhood, Louisa, for
'H There are FOUR Kindred AND FIFTY
TWO ACRES OF LAND in this tract. The ara
Bile portion of it Is divided into six fields well VS.
tered and fenced, and has an abundance Of wood.
land very convenient. It Is within five miles of
Trevllian's depot, on the Chesapeake and Chic
railroad.
The UWELLING-HOUsE is of brick, large,
and conveniently arranged. The out buildings
are ample for all the uses of the farm.
Persons wishing to communicate with me will
address me Mt Trevilian's Gepot. Louisa county,
Va. Eau 49, 2aw2w] w. j. WINSTON.
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AusTaoN sALEs--Fsatare DAYS:
BY James n. Taylor. ! s-ssY
teal Eatat.s Afent a, d Ausi,onsef'
Office M. Ba1 MSJn s rec.

DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM IN
a HENRTC0 COUaT NEAR HEAD OF
WEsTHAM PLANA:R0AD 1AB9UT EO9K <
AUCTioN,-WilI be sold. on MONDAY the 2eth
day OF August, 1870 on the premises at Il o,clocE
MI, a DESIRABLE LITTLE EAEm located az
Of which are heavily wooded, the balance cleared.
Il is we'll adapted for m arket garden OF for inc
raising of fruit. It has house WIN four looms.
needing some repairs. The farm IS located ID q
healthy an very desirable neighborhood, andon
good road to the city. :,
eTEpMs: One-f0urth cash; the balance at 8, IL,
and ia onths for negotiable notes interest added
"hu .' 'e'u4 '' " : JAMES N. TAYLOR, /
an 20 4tNws&M Auctioneer.
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BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
Hill II The CRY OF RIoBMoND, At
AUCTION.-By virtue OF two deeds Of frust-the
first dated april 23d, 1Si5. from james b. smith
to Micajah Bates, trustee, now deceased, in whose
place William Folkes has been duly substituted !;
and the second from said Smith and wife to Jane
A. Goddin trustee. dated July 5th. Ss47, both duly
recorded In the clerks Office Of Henrico county
court, and being thereto required by the benei-
ciary therein-we shall proceed TO sell, on the
premises, at public auction, on TUESDAY, the
not on the next fair day thereafter the real estate
conveyed in said deeds, consisting Of LOT OF
LAND on the southeast corner Of Marshall and
and Twenty-second streets, In the city or kich,
and running back $50 feet to an alley, with
BRICK DWELLING thereon, containing
six or seven rooms; and other improve
ments; all In good order. The land can be
divided into lots and will he sold as whole or in
lots, to suit purchasers. The buildings front On
Twenty second street. ;.
TERMS: One-third Of the purchase money In
cash; the balance OH a credit of four, eight and
twelve months, respectively, in eqaal instalments,
with interest added from day OF sale the pur-
chaser giving his notes for the deferred payments
and securing the same by a trust deed.
WILLIAM FOLKES, substituted trustee,
JAMES A. GODD1N, Trustee.
&tftl
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MACMENMET 7, &c.

T A. DAYTON, DEALER IN RAIL
IL. WAY. MANUFACTURERS ard ENGI
NEER'5 SUPPLIES, Tenth street between Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va. Steam-Engines, Saw
Wills, Mill Gear1ngs. Turbine Water-W heels,
Millstones. Boltlng-Cloths, Planning nachines
and good Working Machinery Of all KINDS ::
Shaf,ing, Hangers, ruheys, Betting la, Lace
Drills, Wool Carding Machines and Clothing,
Steam Guages, saw Gummers, Steam and Water,
Pipe Fixtures, Packing, Journal Metal, Flick and
Tool Handles, etc.
If you wanta portable steam-Engtne send for a
descriptive pamphlet, or call and examine the
JAMES," the best engine made.
Engines and Boilers, Saw-AIllls, Millstones. and
Gcarings. Plapiog Machines, aid other Wood;
Working TsshinerE Snaftag rueys anu
Secondhand Machinery and Steam-Boilers
bought. SOLD, aud exchanged. au 6--3m
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eefs" BY Wellington Goddin,
=; Auctioreer and Real Estate Agent.

rE,RUsTEE's SALE OF FRAME TENE-
l. MENT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF bEoaD
sTkEET NEAR TO JAIL ALLEY.--ks trustee
in a certain deed bearing date 7th October, 1885,
from Benjamin Ellis. duly recorded In Riehno 1n
coed to sell at public auction. the premises on
SATURDAY. 9th August, 1870 at o CLOCK =: h.,
that certain FRAMED TENEMENI No. i1ls, on
leased ground, on the north side OF Broad street
short distance below Jail alley.
TERMS :: Dash unless other terms be announced
- VIC A''i . '''e RICHARD CAUTHORN,
49, ~ ona -sEar Trust G.
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BY W. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

RUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAMED
L TENEMENT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
BROAD STREET NEAR TO JAIL ALLEY -
As trustee in certain deed bearing dale 18th
March 1858, from William W. jackson and wife.
duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court, /
SHALL In execution thereof proceed to sell at pub
9th August 1870. ut O'Clock =. NJ, that certain
FRAMED TENEMENT No. 1920, being th= east
ern tenement referred to in de- ID from John Glib
of Broad street short distance below jail alley.
TERMS Cash. unless other terms be announced
at the hour of sale. JUHN L. HUGHES,
nm 17-eod Trustee.
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WHAT IS A MILE.-Thc following table,
showing the length of mile in different
nationalities, will doubtless prove of inte-
rest to number Of our readers during the
contest now progressing between France
and Prussia:
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LIFE INSURANCE

NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Q. s. A.,
offer great Inducements to persons DESTROYS Of In
surfing their lives. The Company has cash paid
M capital 81 OO0 600, with large surplus. Have
issued since August, 1868, over l1,0Oo policies.
1t offers low rates OF premium. 1t furnishes
larger insurance than other companies for the
same money. 1t is HOME COMPANY in every
locality.
IT'S POLICIES ARE NEGOTIAgLE;.,
IFS POLICIES ARE EXEMPT FKOM
eTTACHMEMT.
: ITS POLICIES ARE NON-FORFEiTiNG,
therefore INSURE your LIFE without delay ID
1.-THE COMPANY.''
Or. O. A. CRENsuAw, Medical Examiner.
3. HARRIS, General Agent
yo13m post-ofCe box 33s
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN
Y AMELIA COUNTY FOR SALE BY PUB
Lie AUCTiUN.-Ky virtue OF deed of trust
from William j. yerrell and wife, of record In
Amelia county. we shall cell by public auction at
Amelia Courlh ,use, at O'Clock ?. NJ, August
TRACT OF LAND OF ABOUT TWO HUN,
DRED ACRES. lying on Green's road, in said
county, and Immediately on the Appomattox
river eighteen miles east of the Courthouse
About one-halt of the land Is open and good for
wheat tobacco, corn, and oats The buildings
comprise two story dwelling with four rooms,
a kitchen, servants houses, Stables, tobacco
barn, and other cut-hous?s.
TERMS Cash enough to pay expenses OF sale !;
balance Of purchase money at one and two years
for bonds with approved security /; title retained
to secure deferred payments: The purchaser to
nav taxes for 1870. JOHN W. FRIEND,
au ltd GEORGE ,. Ben
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nAILY LINE. af1Ea
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT CoMPANI.

On and after MONDAY July 18th, this com.
pany will run q DAILY LIVE, consisting OF the
fast and elegant United States mail steamers
JOHN SYLVESTER ELIZA HANEOX,
Captain Il. G. CLIFFORD Captain l.. w. BURNS;
leaving cnmpany's wharf ut Rockets, daily lex
cept Sundays) at 8 a.. H.: for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, and all regular landings on James River.
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and RETURN. 100
EXCURSION TICKETS down the river, meet
Ing the other steamer and returning to Richmond
the same day good only for the day., issued at g.
Liberal arrangements. made with Sunday
schools snd other excursion parties.
Passengers connect at Norfolk with first-class
steamers for Baltimore and all points North.
Also, for Fort Monroe, CherrYstone, Cobb's
Island. &C., &C.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar
rival Of steamer.
Freight received daily for above named places
at REASONABLE RATES.
. NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
l.. B. TATUM, AGENT
jy1S Company's Wharf.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Raa1 Fstata Apent and AuctiOueer.

FIFTEEN HANDSOME LOTS ON
Il UNION HILL, ON TWENTY:THIRD,
NTY.FOURTH. AND AR F IL L
sold at auction, on the premises. on WEDNEs-
DAY the cath Of August, 1870, at S O'Clock r. M.
fifteen very handsome LOTS located as above,
each abou, s0x128 feet fronting the east line OF
Twenty-thrd street and on the west line of Tween
ty-fourth street. aud between street and the Fair
field road, and nearly opposite the residence OF
Mr. Valentine Heckler.
TERMS One-third each: balance at four and
eighs months for negotiable notes Interest added,
Occurred by a trust deed. w. GODDIN,
On On Auctioncer.
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insurance CeMPAnIEs. D
Anew YOKE LIFE INSURANCE
in EssFfs EOMfANY tsstH ~ =
: fMOERIS FRANKLIN, pREsIDENT,1
10 n 3&6 ANDs3sS BEOADWAY. fs4,s - 81

Assets January 1870 ss5 s e g
A Anases pasd In %
Policies Issued on ordinary life pfans non for
reliable after three annual premiums are paid |;
ON endowment plan lwnere ~, in ss ge.s tEe
feitable after payment Of two annual premfutns,
with privilege of closing up at option or insured
by a paid-up policy for pro rata amount O., Fret
policy due ut close Of endowment; als0 f0r llm1t-
ed peP, s on S sams BY III WHR My BE
REJNSTATED UPON LIBERAL TERMS.
once over Exchange Bank, with Davenport
Co., lIa4 Main street, Richmopd. Va va rv Gov,
. Oh. A.. g. woRTHAM,J 800" -.
Dr.: 3. i: COLEMAN, Examiners: ,n,7
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
- CHARTERED 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS
,t RICHMOND, VA.
Insures Buildings by perpetual or annual poncy'
q. A. CGAIRORNE, Principal Agent.
JOHN u. -UhHFUkTH, Secretary. =
HENRY u. DANFoRTH. Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL 81. PULLIAAl, Collector.
DIRECTORS: f5
JAQUELIN P. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM G.. ALLEN,
JOHN g; HoBS0N,
WILLIAM GRAY,
JAMES i2ss5 Il. V GshSf SA.'
ALFRED T. HARRIS,
JOHN PURCELL,
JOHN FREELAND,
GARRETT F. WATSON.
WILLIAaMM 4 i HA XIII ans