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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13

ASA ROGERS, Second Auditor.
! ABRAHAM LINCOLN-The New York Trl-
| bune referring to the many tales representing
| Lincoln as good natured ignoramus, says:
Nov this good-natured zany was man over
fifty years Of age who practicsed law successfully
all his life, who had been in Congress and his
his party in Illinois for twenty years. who was
the most consummate and far seeing political
manager in the Mississippi Valley He knew
| by education and instinct the general drift and
tendency Of American politics better than any
man in Congress. He kept the mere politicians
dancing about him like puppets to his piping.
He was honest. as statesmen go, but he never
deSplSed human weaknesses and follies as means
Of government. He said one day in an hour
OF bitterness after closing a protractcd local
Sluabble with 4 brilliant compromise. All
there is Of honest craftsmanship consists in
combining individual WEAKNESSES for the pub
lie good Yet it is this shrewd and sagacious
Schemer, this Machiavel of the back timber.
who is generally represented by recolectors and
paragraphists As Il snivelling Sentimentalist,
full of credulity and enthusiastic blown to red
heat by every blast Of rustic patriotism which
visited Washington.
Those impatient gentlemen who went to the
Capital to tell him what he should do remem-
Der we'll enough the reception they met with.
One of them, 4 prominent New York LAWYER.
began his remarks with the swelling phrase
Mr.. President. the North having generously
offered You its last dollar and its last man' -
was interrupted with the chilling rctort THAT
is poetical and not true. The North gives mot
j dollar except on good security, and every
State IN the North has protested against its
quota in the draft. The speech was entirely
spoiled. and the inpatient patriot went home
To construct his report of the interview.
Buy HoME.-We fully endorse the opin-
ion Of the Knoxville Wing, that every laboring
man should buy himself Il town lot. get that
paid for, and then work to make the necessary
improvements. \ little here and little there
Will IN due time produce YOU i home of YOUR
own. and place You out Of the landlord 5 CRASH,
Remember that fifty dollars a year saved in
rent, will in 1 Very few Years pay for Your home.
md the money 1t costs YOU to move and shift
about, without any loss of furniture and time
will pay the interest on five hundred dollar
Judgment against Your property. until You can
gradually reduce it To nothing. You can all
,uy that way-why do You not risk it? Ifvou
all you are no worse Off you succeed. rs
ny careful man Is sure to do you have mad, y
lOme and established basis equal to many
mother which will start you in business
+. ). Bowen, of the Northern Central Rail-
oad has been appointed General Supcrintcuj
ut Of the Kansas Pacific Railroad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13

y REMARKABLE CGRE-Suule no nthS ago 4
colored man, named Tyler, was brought TO the
Central Lunatc Asylum suffering from insani
ty Of the most furious character resulting from
the kick of 4 horse. which crushed the skull
and pushed down Il large plce of bone upon the
brain. His condition required the Severest re.
strant. DR.. Conrad, the superintendent. call
ed the attention of DR.. Hunter Mcclure to the
case, and DR.. Mci. after an examination de-
termined to attempt the removal Of the bone,
which was pressing upon and into the BRAIN
The operation WAS successfully performed and
piece two and half inches long and and one
inch wide was removed.
This was three months ago. and though pre-
vious to this time the patient had been CON
stantly having fits. and as many ~ three or
or four per day, he has wholly recovered from
them. There is now no insanity and though
the mind is considerably enfeebled, its power is
fast returning The wound caused by the
surgical operation, has cured up, and the man
Is walking about without restraint and promi-
seS to get. entirely we'll He has no recollection |
OF anything that occurred during the seven
years,the period Of his insanity being IN
entire blank In his memory The case is an ex-
ceedlngly interesting one to surgeons and ply |
biologists, and the cure-tor it is now safe to
characterize it as cure--is one of the most re-
ones on recorI.-Rich. Enq
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08
AuCTHOy sALEs...Fusnre aSays.

VALUABLE MILL AND FARM ,I5 FOE
saLEI Will offer for SAFE ~ pupnc a s.I ,h
TtIi1RsDtY, tie 9Th day Of OCTOBER, EEL, Inc
on n,n az MILL and FARM known as WQO1-
nmnRRI9 MILLS. In the county OF Powhatan, stale
nr Virptnis situated on Jones,s cree X, one ana q
bali miles from James river and twenty-five miles
h Thc MILL. HOUSE is very large constructed Of
stone and brick. The capacity or mill 500 bushels
uer day. 1t has two wheat and cne corn stone;
The machinery is OF the best and most app oVea u
STYLE and Will last many years. Ihe MIL gets =
good custom, and Is said to be The pest IN the
cnuntv, The watcr-power Is the very Deht. lls
neyerfaIlng sire and sufficient TO drl.e greas
de Al of machinery. The dam /, made OIL stone' ano
will lest for ages. , :, -or,rdsd
as one Of The best farms for It's size In Inc county
r. contains about TWO HUSDkG.l ACRES.
Tnere is also a STORE at the mill, whlch mas I
done a good business for MANY years Aho' AL
uecess AIRY houses belongi' to farm.
This property has not been On the MarkeI peloi c
for thirty years during which time u aas oone =
thriving ard gu zee! sful buiine3s. " mas non "
be sold for DIVISION belonging 10 seven persJss
Id-em IL uun cessary to say more, as tno5e WIS.,
Inc 10 purchase will Call and examine lie Pfo'
nefty bl fore The day Of sale. ,.,,
Tf this property is not sold on the day 40
It will be rented out to the highest olader ios
term of years. ,.r.o,o
AH"' NOV N. ID CUSBY,
| Adm or Of L. W. Cosby's estate.
az a-1avaw&sH2tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08

SLrLrISG in n city Of million OF JapS,
thousands of them low fellows, entrusted
with two swords. who know how to use
them like lightning. too, aud who are SO
keen with them that only three years ago
t%o crazy fellows, attacking whole Brl-
ti.h rctinue, cut at, and rather cut up, nine
Euglisnmen and two horses before they
were brought down-sleeping, | say, with
paper windows and doors only Ton the
ground floor), that anybody can open at
night, is not as safe as sleeping in the eighth
or t,n,h story Of a New York hotcl.- Ieddo
Correspondence Ne,r York Express.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08
!. efIrYnau6 zS1auG*~GA
SEPTEMBER s, 1871

ps-prArrsa FoR.-Thc Springfield re-
,, 49, tells a story of Pit'siieid' mass
nn ar;is' in sravestones" o, some local re-
,,o,rn 20 the following effect:
"' ~ Same time since one of his countf..,, 1,a
49,, fnIiow Catholics died, and on ms - s' Snn
anu was was Inscribed, by order OF ms S'n u,
. .nn ,,on. legend. PRAY for Inc SOU. SOU, VI
iIu Dopahuc.' But soon after m'ra s'o
nv" lSomc,hing like it, happened 10 Doh ,;,
Fl tic rG he
and with ,Lou w;th Il saw. Mullany, Pve
~ .ou ~ a Protestant Mullany, granting.
81 pnow it, he continued, and must
bavc The Papistry taken out OF that stone
MnlIany, the dead are past praying Tor.
The artist scratched his head minute, ano
then, with a chuckle and twinkle OF the
eve such as an freshman only can achieve
he exclaimed, 'All right, have it ! III IN
vez.' And he did, Tor when the son men :SI
visited his fathers grave an enormous
Don't filled the space above the oonoA'
ious legend, and it read:
r.uu e. a., co,,) ,t fuoh DOualuCs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08
BY Hill & Goddin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, llO8 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING
l. AND BUILDING LOTS ON CHURCH
H!LL.-By virtue OF deed Of trust executed By
John G. Watkins to the subscriber, as trustee,
dated 22d day OF February, 1870, and OF record In
the Clerks Offices of Richmond Hastings Court
aud Henrico County Court, being thereto required
by the creditor, VIII sell at suction, the prem
at y O'Clock P. M, the BRICK HOUSE on the
corner OF Goth and N streets, having front on
3oth street Of ~ feet by lSl feet deep. The house
has four rooms with Kitchen in the yard, and wa
ter on the premises
Also, the VACANT LOTS on 3Ist street, COM
mencing at the corner of 3Ist and streets, and
running southwardly leo feet, having depth OF
the whole square.
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses OF sale and to
pay of debt or 1854 Is. with interest and us to
the balance, upon such terms shall be announce !
at the sale. 1t Is probable more favorable terms
ses JOHN A. COKE, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08

JosErH BrRCH died the DINER day III VIC
,,'nr-hnnsr Of Hamilton county, Ohio, In
his fftv-ninth wear. He j. said TO have
adontcd the proiessio OF pauper as soon
As he reached his legal majority. He was
50 much pleased with it that be followed 1t
with extraordinary energy and zeal FOR
tnirtv.sevcn years, and would have con-
tinucd it much longer had not death inter
fcrcd with his laudabe ambition. lie was
cmncnty qualified by nature for his afdu-
ans raIlipp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08
PRAY for the soul OF Hugh Donahue'

Some one has been figuring up 'n1 ,,naars
Of existing telegraph wlrc.. 1sn mo
ine am "li ID 600 in India. 10000 in Aus
t tr n and 80. GOO of submarine cable. r.
Ia T' "a 600 miles. to which there are add
ions bcing made at the rate of 100, 900 miles
,'cr vrar. At this rate Of increase 1t VIII
no, be many years till all communications
nre made by lightning. and nearly as cheaply
=, they were conducted twenty years ago
l. oil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08
EDUCATIONAL.
4 CADEMY OF THE VIslTAIloN
"a MONTH"; MARIA, RICHMOND. VA

This patrons Of this ins,itn1in 5esr
,e s1RSr MoNDAY IN og Tnunz ladies
guardians who rin 70 seso benefits of
sfs H over sss q s's sssss p
sssSy eas Hs fpue
lsrgei 10 nhii, rr"mnds picturesque Views, ana
enjoy fsciIt.y nncer an improved system anu aa
etIiclent corps Of teachers for their c'h'eh''''A'
a FoP rospcctus OF terms apply 70 ssS
OF csdem9' Hi""o 0' aul tSep15
e.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08
BY Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street, betWeen Main and Bank.
THE VALUA B L E THREE-STORY
Il BRICK STORE AND DWELLING (Eo.
soy, ON SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET.
BETWEEN 9Th AND 7TH STREETS. ATAUC-
TlON.-On TUESDAY. 18th Septempber, " 6
O'Clock P. NJ, we will sell the above-dsscr ibed
property, occupied BY Mr. Jacob May and Miss
J.. Greer. II was built few years in the be st
manner and In the most approved style, with &
bosuliful store and basement below and six rooms
above, reached by priv ste entrance and furnish
ed with every convenience for family.
There are few stores in the city better suited by
location and arrangement for business.
The building IS on ieasehold to expire LIST May,
be paid for by the owner OF the ground at the ex-
piration Of the lease,
This is q rare opportunity to secure upon favor
able terms one OF the best business stands In the
city.
Terms and particulars at the sale, or previously
by application TO the auctloneers.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
se4-B8,9,1l &l2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08
BY w. aoddln,
Auctioncsr and Real Estate Agent,
Corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

Corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUA-
l. BILE ESTATE IN HANOVER COUNTY
CsLLED .,GOLp HILL ON TIE PAMUN, N,
KEY RIVER, EIGHTEEN MILES EAsT CT
.PICHMOND.-By virtue OF = deed OF trus. exc
cutad TO tine subscriber by Thomas K. Ballard and
wife bearing date lst October, 1870 duly recorded
In Hanover County Court on the oath October,
1870, we shall, in execution thereof, proceed TO
Sell at public auction, on the premises, on WE'D
NESDhY, the goth September, 1871, at l2 O'Clock
NJ Uf fair II not, thu first fair day thereafterl
th,tykLUABLE ESTATE located as above, ad-
toinipg the lands OF Mrs. VIM. =. Newton, .ir.
Pollard, and the estate of the Mesers. HuRdley,
containing EIGHT HUNDRED AND TEN
ACES. more or less, known as "GO1,D BILL"
and formerly owned by the lac DR.. VIM. r. Nell
SON. This estate has It all the butldlngs usually
found on such place. and the land is regarded
equal to the best on the pamunkey river. The
Deighborhood is amongst the most desirable in
Hanover county.
The deed requires 50 much in cash as shall be
sufficient to defray the expenses OF sale and to
pay OFF an acceptance for Sl,4s4.59 with interest
from 4th April last; on credit as to 81 54s42 uu-
Til 18th October next on credit ss to $l6l23 81 un-
I'll 4th April next On cre5it as to 81 &c. % until
4th October. 1872, and TO the residue OF he pro-
ceeds Of sale on such terms as the said Ballard
shall prescribe and direct on his failure to give
any such directions, then on such terms as the
trustees shall at the hour OF sale announce.
ANDREW l.. kLLETT,l Trrstoo,
JOHN G. DAVIS, Aiu''eeS'
ali e. aodtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08
BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A STORE
- AND DWELLING ON THE CORNER OF
BAKER AND ST. JOHN STREHTS.-In execu-
ZION OF decree Of the Chancery Court of Rich
OF einor vs. kinker, the undersigned, the com
missioner thereby appointed, win sell at auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY, 18th September ct
o'clock P. NJ, the LOT, store, and DWELL.
ING located as above described. =
Also, VACANT LOT in rear OF said lot
Inc mousse has four rooms besides tie store
Ihe4ot on which the house is stu ated fronts as}
ieet on BAKER street, running back les feet, anu
fronting on 81 John street. The vacant lot fry nts
"A feet on st. John street. and runs back 1901 feet
TERMS: One TIL rd cash; balance ut six and
Twelve months. for negotiable notes, interest
ADDED. Title retained until the parch .se money is
paid r. Nj, CONNER GnmSs :"
GRUBBs q WILLIAMS, Auct1oneers, an 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08
.r1-rInx xALEs-rn,. Day:

BY Cuok i Laughton, Auc.iohe. .rssta
Corner OF Governor and Fran Kiln Ss
HOUSEHOLD FURNITUh,Go'o ,elock we
Ill AUCTION.-THlS DAA ~
NJ Mhi'H sei q NY iBsGuTssFAus and TABLES
STAINED WA Isit iRs and ROCKERS.
mAnEG An Ms and TABIEs,p
Stfss s1% sHssE4s
JrH SkFS LIND and c g sGSTTE SEHfEEs
S6Skie and TIE tcH HISnER SUIT,
nna excel'cot GS9piEEPLY CARPETS,
KlTCH en- COOK & LAUGHTON, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agenss,
No. 1912 Main street

VALUABLE PROPERTY, SITUATED
ON WHAT Is Known AS ORANGE -
STREET, kEAR The &C C0k MM ~ c6 IF !
HOUSE. &C., FOB SALE AT PUBLIC AuC-
shall at the TtG sses 81 on ahf Ike ABOVE
nlace sell AT public aactlon, on The premises, on
THURSDAY, the l4lh day Of September, i,n, at . :
O'Clock p. NJ, that valuable properly ioca'eo -
above described. ,
rhe cottage contains some five or SIX rooms.
With 4 nice garden attached, which mas IL IL d
great many select II utE tres
There Is also on tie pace large flanghter-
house, ice mouse, Sausage house. Stable, &c: IN
fact, everything pertaining 10 lfs'-clasS Du'oii'
cry. ,.,,
There is lne pump Of water IN the yard, win
Iron pl; cs conye, Ing the wafer wherever neeoeu.
Ths land ats.c1.d consists or some Two or
thres acres the exact quantity can lie ascertain
ed a. the hour OF sale.
TO parties lu .hit line or UuolnC55 lliS ouefs
very favorable opportunity.
TERMS: Made kuoTn u the hour Of sale.
LINE & BROTHER,
81 std Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08
C0TTUERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

In compliance with the request Of the s contro
D. Lee POWELL, hsve taken cnsrRe a nn corns of
~ ,his school. have engaged the SAINT cItpe \,
,n.rhers sud viii also re ass by Mr.: UT 1 ~
II Jp,oWEII now OF Petersburg, who Will resiae
d. !ro will re IT ade TO preserve the hisn
,enn,-t,on witch the school attained uh"er VIC
laIncatei fou"der. ,h. rIpcT MON.
r, VIZ i,T,rBET. srd end on ThikIis,;Ih
nnr y,.Su FOR particulars. ad 'ress MRS. MA
RIA CAKGihGTO !, RiChmonu va
q ( & Win
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08
~ U n A Ed l. / N L. ssaS

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The; British and North American Royal Mali
steamships between New York and Liverpool,
calling At Cork harbsr.
RATES OF PASSAGE
By tke wednesday steamers, not carrying steer
FIRST Cabin 1910, gold Second Cabin. $50, gold
Return Tickets :2sV, sod
BY the Tuesday and Saturday steamers:
First Cabin. $50, gold SteeTage.. $50 currency
Storage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and all parts Of Europe, at lowest rates.
Through bills OF ladlng from Viz siuia TO Liy-
erpool, Belfast, Glasgow, Hsvre, Antwerp, and
other ports on the Continent, and for Me!iter:a-
ranean ports will be Issued by the VIRGINIA
and FOREIGN THROUGH LINE, they naviag
made the necessary arrangement5 with the Old
Dominion Steamship Company 10 New York, aad
with the Cum ard Line thence to Liverpool, &c.
For rates, &C., apply 10 the Agents OF the Old
Dominion Steamship Company.
CHAS. G.. FRAECKLTN,
General Agnt CunArd Line.
J. ID. KELLEY, JR., General Ag't Va. AID For
eign Through Line. JtS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08

By DE. Welsiger, Auctionesr,
no, 1915 Main street

GALE OF A FARM IN CHESTER
200 ~ the circnit Court or Chesterfield e9Tnty
pronounced at May term. 1911 In N, SUI q owbl,s
heirs &c shall offer for sale at auction; 10 tYe
hgt cat bidder. mt the September term tMOS ~
liTn at the Comfy G EaRM y or TRkCT or
TsKn 9Th ali the improvements thereon, PC
ionainG to the late W. W. 7: Cogbil! and n9w &c
fns6 By Rs sTEaV2G E fe9S1'RS Half
ACRES in oil, the main tract being OF aoou' e4"''
parts-open and wooded land 49, .,o p,cb-
THE farm Is well known, and lies on tbe hicm
m ond and Old Pit road near tie ga Goni no,
adjoining the lands OF 81 o. o. pSyss $40
and all necessary out-buiidlngs. ,.,c,,o,s1,tv
The extent OF the propt rty Its healthful ioGaisy,
and pre- xinity 10 market, makes II oSslfaD'e -
TEaSs 600 in cash residue at one two ana
three years for approved nego,lsoIe no.es, the
confirm ''ion OF the A foH!s;' DoNNsN, ccm'r.
Sale conducted by D. K W We An aa a..
ByE.H. Valentine & Son, Auctioneers'
1894 Main street.
DM1NIsTRATRIX's sALE:-As ad.
n mInstralrlx Of VIM. T. Melton, ds sh 1sA
w sell e,e1 SS T on the farm
ane - ,ni,e from Atee,s Station, Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, in Hanover county the following
property-yiz:
FINE YOUNG MULES,
HORSE and BUGGY,
LUMBER WAGONS,
2 CARRyLOGS,
SETS HARNESS,
2 STOVES.
FORCE PUMP,
and every other article needed In getting anu saw
| Ing lumcer. ,oc,~o o,,o viii ca,,
VII, furnish conveyance On day OF sale take 81
| O'Clock train Chesapeake and Ohio railroad ana
return ut O'Clock. an, .,, -
On MEDN ESDAY, 18th September, VIII sell at
! his farm, on Nine-mile road, three miles IRON
| Richmond, ut II clock,
FIN COW-will oslvc In few days
FINE HEIFER. three years Old, With cali
! Q 900 pounds OATS: g. To Ton
| numerous to mention. ~,
I be sold for two thirds cash; balance ~ lou
mohtns' iot SARAH G. MELTON,
| ldmiuistratrix.
| The above sale Is postponed 10 the ABOVE t'he
| in consequence OF unavoidable circumstances
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08
STEAMBOAT LINES.

NEW SCHEDU LE.-FOResr,,
IN JAMES AID CHICKA- kSs
HOMINY RIVERS The fast sndelcs ant Side
wheel steamer PALIsADE, Captafn CHARLES
NELSON will leave her wharf at Rockets rQw-
hatan Company's Steamboat shsdl for Kings
Mill and Grove wharyes on TUESDAYS and
with the O'Clock train a. City Point for Peters
burg Returning will leave Grove wharf and
Kings Mil on WEDNESDAYS anu MONDAYS
at I O'Clock A. NJ, touching at all the regular
landings each way.
VIII leave her wharf at Rockets for Einn's
wharf, on Chlckahominy, on thursdays at 6
O'Clock A. NJ connecting at City Point with Tie !
O'Clock train from Petersburg, touching at ali the
regular landings on james river down 10 Dr.
Iard's wharf, and all regular landings GU Chicka-
homtny. Returning, win leave Bian's ON FRI
DAYS at 6o'cock 4. n,
Freight received daily. Freight for Chicka-
hominy received on Wednesdays.
All freights TO way landings must be prepaid.
For further particulars, apply 70 Captain on
board, or to VIZ. 2. RRETT. Agent,
xu25 at POwhatau Steamboat hels,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08

BY A. e.. PulllaD,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
THREE-sTORY (NEW) FRAMED ed
q DWE1.LING ON THE WEST SIDE Of
81. PETER STREET. BETWEEN LEiGH d
AAnCTiON.NWil be sold, on SATURDAY, the
OH day of September, 1871, on the premises at .
o'tlock P. M, that new FRAMED DWELLING
situated as above, containing six rooms.
runs back III feet. This could be made good busi'
ness place.
TERMS: At sale. A. 9. PuLhlASl, amer:
S. N. DAVIS, Salesman. sc FsI"
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TOR NEW YORK. .,<z@7&s
r OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ssIaSsess
COMPANY.
Che side-Tkeel steamships WYAkCkE, ISAAC
BILL, SARATOGA, EIAGARA, ALSEs
HARLE, ana RATTERAs leave Ne" Iori for
Norfolk City Point and Richmond every ~ rs.
DIV, THURSDAY, ard SATURDAY a: O'Clock
?, II, Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, ISL
DAY ard SUNDAY, ct nigh tide.
Tece sEi2s are entirely new. They nave elegant
saloons sud gtaterooms. The fare, acconmcdll
tons, and attention, are unsurpassed,
Close connections made with s:eaners for al
southern and European ports.
insnra1ce effected, men ordered, AT A QUAR-
TER OF CINE PER CENT., at the oGcceI Of th
COMPANY.
For further information apply 70
JOHN w. WYATT. Agel,
No, Governor str-r,
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TMPoRTANT TO WEsTERNa

IMPORTANT TO WESTERN t3sSRI
YSHIPPER5.
THE PoWHATAN STEAMBOAT CONTAIN
AND TIE ~
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLkoAD
COMPANY'S TROUGH LINE To
THE WEST m,,
offer superior inducements 10 shippers % ~
BACCO, WHISkEY, BACON, CAEDhES o..
70 and from the West a. low rates, 9alcA '41"s
and less handling than any other line. ,,,....a
All western and eastern bound IfeishI HsHISs IL
to and received from on board the cars OF INC pa
timore and Ohio Railroad Company ~ LU -
Point saving transfer by drSys and expoS1is"
weather In Baltimore. a,,,
Through bills OF Iading given on all sh isr
by WILLIAA P. BRETT,
IN ~ Agent