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New-York tribune., 1872-07-09

L1uber - 80 tb. Huier ~ % 70 kaso.a % so.
, 5J S @ So.A wheat a SSs1 Cor corb Get Of Lam IN
Der shpmni by cansl-soo bush Wheat 10 900 0a' O'l "
Blrrsoas S1 s-Con si be, Ls- MS1g' ,s nom:
aa sn :, drA5oed sSfo New dsSss White sgss a. F.r
:. gTe Do % 'ge ~ 6 SGSe' 9 vS5 A%ss sos g. oe Penn,
syvars Rel SOC Al s. Corn steady and arm seaAe5a "L1
and Sat Wh ssags MSd, 6ss,e BE u At pass Pro
sGa sr ',gn. & ..a u goa joshiTg Ss sssis Rb se
d a7c Rh sides Hole Bacon tTaer and hner nAoulef
s en s'' Sse ia ha ' gsS western Batter 1y and
0aiISI E1rs7 I11p-Fiaur oss2 bb.. Wheat
21foa bash Cora. - bal os 2, - s.h a., "a & ~ A %
p Is bah Rail srssat. faa svn;lrbsa ~ d sass Cora
5" bTsa oais y 100 push t.sa w,srv sprng a ~ zss
IS Anbs s 2osg 75; White 80 lses ~ ~ bsiss sse
81 5a 81 51 White CslaaA ii s09= Ga Com dgi ss in
ar qsete asaa : E5a Al @ WesieTr ~ "a : & zS
busL Com es BE but oats 7aosl tushj Barley s.s busa
a. y ol- ia SER, a1 10 bhlz market su
ohanEo Bat is dong Gan sales ear' IFeAl' Oh '''e
Drror juy g-Fo5i qIss and unchanged; ,ni's q y.7
81 sgas y 81 fr No WHIT - % for Amber Msssla Corn
Guh and lover u Sc Oas tui a. SS-
COTTON nARKKTs
srsrrra Juy sCotiou dal Mddlns' 2'e net fs'sps II
Io1ls1iI1 Juy s-co,son noain.l MdlH9r' 2le
Bae1SSar 5 s-coo5 5earr Siass sie rsopts y
S a5sss. s : D. Js sc ca i sai nouirsl Mlrs 40
ia nj receipts III bales gross III bales sales - oas' 'oel
II 6Ss bales ,,,rs- ,,zoa.
81 Lo-rs Jalv s-Co,ior nominal " tifn p fZlte a.
CHa1rsr0v Juy 8Cotton dull hdttuE' s4ci re- ffoep "
baes v-oss 20 bses: erporscosstEe & aesi st s narA
NoRYoLE Jly Cotton dali. Low N1lnEs - a-Ji net 'e'
e ri fs. erp0~t-c0asEse ll bales; stock l.Ji bales
St~.yxtu JsT Cotton tat; MitlLuu. -.c rei reee1
50 is ergr-cosv1ss % baes sales 3l baesi siock llas
ta erpo-t--to Great Britain, - oalts 80,
Wri <fsoroy July 6otou quiet Miia-s, 2ici exports
corsrs-se hsi-s. saies. o bales stock st l1les
MoWLE Juv su s1d nornali hdlng 4tci net r.
os1ts bales. stock. z.lit bales - ,.
bale. stocs II ba.cs ..t. OIL
PH.taDFlpsIA. J.r Cotton dull. M1iLng -3.- 49,
n0r-oy Jr'r 8Co-0- dg Mllln-s lie sos rsoepI So'
bales es 30 baiesi SocE. lnfn1 bales
New-York tribune., 1872-07-09

tgr. ch...- l5G tr-nesee htll1 t4AA-
Soa~- Fsur is WITHOUT much c-nge or ACTIVITY. the supply
noerats. The cose he market % weak An4 1-s-s' ~ ~
AT Alex and Georzsovr Miza 70 Good sup > 20 g
B.at tIer. AZ tfeorretogn E1la and FANNY 20 -
Rchmlrl Country, superrue 81
x lolutrr, sssss''"s
EaIumore Eowarl-st BRANDS. .....ss.s' 80
New-York tribune., 1872-07-09

DEr Docs s,r-ssf Bssy
cU AND $40 EAsT l1-sII.s. SLf-f1nK
ok PER CENT INTEREST PAID on all
- sums from IS Q, ZOO
INTEREST allowed on deposits made o. July 3 TT
ANDREW NILS. ?--s,i-st
JANES L. STEWART Stesiarr.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-09
Safe and Profitable !!

Safe and Profitable !!
CANADA SOUTHERN
First Mortgage Sinking Fund 30 Years
7 Per CT. GOLD BONDS
80 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
The Road Busao the Detroit River snd THE Eastern
Ink in the new FROM BUFFALO TO CHICAGO and has
been under s1r about BY railroad who
have seen necessity Cor STEEL RAIL- Low GRADE SHORT
ROUTE bevees great railroad systems which dEerge from Chicago,
Toledo and Bufho.
Ameng the builders Of the road By whose cash subscriptions 70 niles
fout m have already graded bg and made ready for the
supeueurs large part Of the ee rails bought al Of the nAieA.
for the stations Of the equipment purchased are
MILTON CouRTRIGHT JOHN r. TRACY. DAVID DOWs WIN
I. SCOTT HENRY Il. FARSHAM E. A FORSYTH HENRY PoR-
TER JOHN NJ BURKE l. SYKES, B. r. ALLEN oil diree-
to- . IN the Chicago ana North Chicago Rock Island
and Padse; GEO OPDYKE Of the Midland Road JOHN ALLEN
SIDNEY DILLON. DANIEL DREW, !. S EASEMENT J. J.
CASEY O. s. CHAPMAN, JOHN Ross, DAVID STEWART. and F.
Il WINSTON.
THE ROAD WILDE
SO Miles Shorter than any other Road,
either RurIr or in contemplation between and Chicago and
VIII al.o shorten the distance Toledo and Buffalo p miles
THE MAXIMUM GRADE entire une does not exceed FF-
TEEN FERT 70 the uessd SinsysI per Of se road Is
STRAIGHT.
yrrr M coNPr ErEp and rupunr order on or be-
fore Dec. 81 Of this year.
The pnnes nterss, Of the bonds payable ether n SeEYk
London, Fnnkfor-
We confidently recommend The al classes Of nveorS
New-York tribune., 1872-07-09

The cuotatoas based Cotior running 10 qaA4V -
hs gads beov the grse dnoel soht,g demand
r~ve. and unchalgoi' %
1 - tbsre 6re seadness he low prces
bee demand The trsGe ART huIng noie - & ao bbls We
rrrfet h considerable ieii alsoil- $40 - 49,
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financial.


RoxE wA-rErovy AsD OG9ssBrEeH RAlLaoAq PEE,in-sr'
OgrIcE, So 50 Walt, hEE-l OK , ne ne =, i8'--
INJECTION and DIVIDEND NOIlCE.-At
tbe rce-. Arnull NeeiIr oi ntockhodfs hr io4os g-
r.s ers were Of t Coulg ioI 11e e-auls
year ,.,pcrrrrs MASSEY JOHN 7. DESNY
". G. PlkRhkPONl GAALAh4. SVIL'5,.
T. ZtBElshlE. y, JUN r.fanLD"'
MOSES TAYLOR. ] d. = tai
~ IgIgP THEODCkE IRWIN,
WV n WHITE
Al tsset n,enc o. tie BolTl ,he iooEg olers were duly
WtRCELTTs MASSEY PreaIsut.
T. CAMP. Nic--Prrs dent.
J l.. SAWYER. See. 4ru IRIS
gFNT ANNUAL DIVIDEND Il dEOJE Pkh aN Fl Qe plli on
,,i re t5e sh JuF a. usual the Nercanse h1tpn l l
tf AN 49, a. e t0mpanFs Office Wateroen y l. % ,iocAAol
Nd go ID ia Iae Transfer B1ss cose 20 dat % aTuert
~ MARCELLUS MASSEY, President
m PER CENT KANSAS SCHOOL BONDS
po and Interest payable New York. The safest ,1 most De-
ii l,oa iugssteu,. choice los iur sle Oe4oT pax
PR CENT BOSDS
OF JOHNSON COUNTY kASsAt
Re-eerei VT STATE Au4.to-.
Interest Jaaalry and july ~ AeF-itrA. .......
q.
Irlehteiucs5 olT ..'.+.+r''''''' 0'
prce .5 rui interest 49,
Aso M.oar County BONE puees aa' wiz pa the investor : 70
- le' N-' - FITCH OTIS q Co., BlnEes
i Pnest. \. T.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-09

10 PER CENT
CHOICE MUNICIPAL BONDS
AT LARGE REDUCTION BELOW PAR
ALSO. INSURANCE. BANK, GAeLHhIt
CITY RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS a.. ~
PAYING 10 % 20 Pr CEN = al rrety
Ert-elass s-cgrtles a. lowest malnt
rates for eALt bT
ALBEIT j.. NICOLAI Co.
Blrke.s stock Brokers. al Auct0aees,
SO & PursL, n. /.
Pine Investment Securities specialtT ~ p vraH
T1IRST-CLASS INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
4 REGISTERED BONDS Of ofLEAYENWOkIH COUAll, AAAaAs.
B5yDs 2s tITY OF LAGRANGE Lev County No. sslsi FOR
nuric pal purpose - -- l,--.,,- r,-t.-... 49,
BONDS ~ le VILLAGE or NV LOADVA hlsoolsli N-'As
but "a l0 and - vears .,-.-,r -- -,
PAYABLE N-vY0r1 C- Fr sale AZ lfes t-A VII IaJ HoH
L 30 lf pER CENT on tie Investment
MUNICIPAL BONDS OF ths highest r-a-e aVay % hal-
Cal " sen DESCRIPTIVE crclar. tn.
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IL
gfees and thirty minutes north !; md i such
survey should alter the present bound fies,
and Tennessee refuses To abide by II, Chen let
The question be tiled by the Supreme Court
of the United States. There Is no section
more incon9 efiesced by State lifes thai, this,
and wcbetseve that large majority Of this
community favor throwing tho town wholly
in our State. xss:ss. -s,z' So "a 81 80 9s
The Greeley foveris raging 1nest fercely
Ii, East Tennessee, &c has Become epidemic,
and seems TO he 3co,ita,siosas; its r1ayagps
among the people are alarming the power
of the white hat completely annihilaies a
slight affection. which scientific politicians
diagnose Grantism.o' and on it goes-tiIft
alone can tell when il win cease, The last;
accounts Your correspondent had Of its on
ward march was its work among the sat +
iites of Rodcriek Random Butler, the red
fox ofjomson. rs he is sometimes termed.
II is stated that disease will he the hardest.
to control that Roderck ever combatted.
God give it great speed and strength. Is T 3
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
ot,er from Petersburg.


a,,,,c,c, ot The Richmond Dispatch.
I'rrEesniRe. July 10, 1872.
r.ord nf OycrseerS of the Poor
y" y" ,,,;,c At the rocr.i,ouse yesterday
~ street An organization. pf: fStlsG ""s
- '",' ,;,,,n, nj the Board: MIR. Peter
cl'"'" ,ccre,ary; Mr.. William Faiconer,
i''''" 3.,,,nJnnt and DR.. u. +. May, phssi-
>i"'''.rr,, ,orc X ;, large proportion OF negroes
'"u; ,,nar1 and flry pretty much run tue.
a." u; onc of the leading commuters
o'''', -, hos the main direction OF the funds,
"N"" ,,r.,s,.d nI negroes altogether. so
!""'- los Mr. punnau become with the
,', ..r Of their procedure, ana tue e'iueps
,',,,.,.c they entertain ~ making J. soou
,,;m,, in small way out oil tue '.s''sus'o ,,a
h'," y" hos ayowcd his purpose OF re-
L'', IN serve ~ = ,ncmhcr anu oil Wasti-
'.,.' ri> land, Of the whole concern. iicw,h
..,,.tr Tor Greeley; ana, Judging ny ~,
.., things arc cong on nov. IL seems >. ''ho's
,t .,sp,n>t everybody else III TOWN. VIII 20
.,l ,fn Hkt.wiSC. ,...,..
# :. pnr,>rd Ia have = Gr''nd r,i''hG.4'.'
tint, here about next cdicsdaS alsht
an effort will be made to induce the uis-
,.,,',,i.hr,i orators VIII" are TO SPEAK III W e'-
..,, FRIDAY and at Raleigh on Mond''! TO re
1..,,, j., This way. aud To address inc people
..,,hrnu1sion referred 10. mere - u aeel'
..t wide latent enthusiasm for the cause
.,..n., the people. and all that IS needea 10
am. , GRAF popular demonstration Is "elI-
....,,,rd arrangements ana preparations.
,,,.....,,iu be- made this time i'll such q mar
,,.,.,, tn MAKE the occasion mcinorapiy sue
n,r named John Brown, originally
far, rh, North, who married ana has beeh
H., inv here tor several years. WORKING as an
,,-.rIri,c in Ecrch'S mill. mysterioi'sly disap-
,.,r,d from home over two weeks ago, since
,,tf.h tim. he has not been heard from. lie
49,. somewhat in liquor at the time OF ms
H.. ,,rcaf-pcc. and il i feared that evil HIS
+. ,i,n him. IL is. however. stated that ne
.rly abandoned his wife and child ana
learned IL his former home.
,.,.,r,na,ion has been received here oil the
, .n.pr rr>t week in Texas of brother OF
y.l,r ,larIc> :. Slringicllow, of tins city.
\. url;rularS OF The alleged Tragedy have
...,I received. hut there seems 10 reason TO
.g,st.t HE truth Of the report.
/, j. rurnorcd also. that William ;. IN
,i.,Noud. formerly Commonwealth atlor-
ry Tor Prince George, has recently dleu.
A. Wa widely known.
Tn, >ulIti>lir train this morning carried
,,,. = l1r"r Number rf rulurrd citizens TO NJ
a.! in. Noiuina,,u" Convention held to-day
.t runyilr, The result has not yet reached
IT,.
The lourncyinCn painters of the city arc
g.. bold meeting Tonight for the purpose OF
.i..niLing protective union.
i'nc news of Til" nomination at Baltimore
vi Nr>-rS. Greeley and Brown WAS received
l.,.r. to-day with great JOY and satisfaction.
There ere many rumors i'll circulation
a."ur the proposed establishment here of M
"udcprnrut paper"
The ,ui, in regard to the Petersburg rail-
frtI begins tu-,norrow. and the lawyers arc
Hu,y III preparation for the occasion.
Jue day las been hot and dull.
ROBIN ApAIR.
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From the Fredericksburg Star. ), -.
Another Feuther I'm Mfr. Grceley's Old
{ White Hat

! During the war Il large number Of our old
citizens were, arrested byssvder of General
Grant and inesircerated in Bort Delaware,
and held 9as hostages for number Of sick
and wounded Federal soldiers who had been
captured in this place by party OF Confede-
rates. Mr. Alexander Lang,sa citizen of
Fredericksburg, whe was then in New York,
and who is now upon q bed of affection by
reason of an accident. which befell him
about twelve months ago, informs Is
that he got up petition for the re-
lease of our imprisoned citizens. lie
succeeded in getting a number of sfgBe's
in Washington city and New York. He
called upon Mr.. Greeley at his Office in New
York city, whom he-met with hat on and
cane in hand, preparing to leave for the day
his place Of business. Upon presenting the
petition 10 Mr.. Greeley, and also aletter from
one OF 3Ir. Greeleg's warmest friends, the
old sage Of Chappaaua Very naturally in
auired what it meant. Mr. Lang simply re-
quested him torGad The letter and he ,wonld
see what he desired him to do. After read
ing the letter MFR. Greeley called for pen and
ink, and without asking q single question
signed The petition for the release Of our cltl-
zens, renarking ut the same time, Well, l
know they are all rebels, yet see no reason
why these old men should mot be releasea.py
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! SHARP TRICK OF Observation-Disclosures
phia, July y.-IIenry Loan, who was shot
lust night Ivy IN officer while attempting to
escape from a house whrre lie was attempt;
ing burglary, was allowed to be taken
home on the representation that the wound
was serious. Tile house was watched by on
officer, but friends got him in cab bound
for the New York. depot. The officer pllr-
sued, and through an accident to the lab
Loan was recaptured and committed.
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RESTAURANTS.

EyETELLE, No.12e4 Main street, is fully
II fortified against, summers ,hea: ksrrr
WhaI with ono expe dent and another Il 1900
will 20 hard II Inc doesn't keep his Gus SSAsS$
toners and friends cool and comfort
aile lief the summer god rage never so ferceY.
Harder fms the best products OF the sessoia
from the tropics 10 the lakes, which are seTseu IN
the BEST STYLE OF ART. ~, u 81. =
superior fiquors-unetiuaied In this city if with
those und ices aud cooling mineral waters gentle
ci can't keep cool then the weather must DC as not
as yeslIYlS itself. - ,z-st.gs-,s,
Thankful for past favors, he rcIews his invitation
TO the public and promises saesfacsfo, III mat ~ 10
Inc found in this world. 4.3,s 1920
Come, and let's have daily peace jubilee ".sina
horn' that is more mellow Than any OF those al
Uostbu. u io
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By Moody & Royal, Auctioneers,
-, Ma nchestgr, Va. sg,yftg q
A I THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER

"A L THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER
N we offer for sale privately TEN BEAUTIFUL
LOTS, containing TEN AGkES EACH. lying in
Chesterfield county about one mile south OF Man,
chester. This land is portion OF the celebrated
Falls Plantation, Immediately ON the Petersburg
turnpike adjoining the lands Of Judge Parker, A.
3. Woodbridge, and others. One of the lots has u
good FRAME DWELLING and I'll the necessary
out-siiildings usually found onT farm. There are
also fine orchard Of choice fruit trees aud large
All these lots admirably located, and adapted
70 markct-gardeuing, &c -s
plat of the aboyeticscribed property can be seen
price, &C.. given. -.
! ip rs MOODY At ROYAII..
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Another delightful shower of

RAIN Another delightful shower of rain
til ,otcr,lny afternoon. cooling the atmt-
.rjrclr and imlaItiHg renewed life to vc~cta-
irH. crops are now growing spicndidly,
aHi with Il good season during tic remain
""T "f July It result will be realized which
viii GLADDEN. the hearts of Our planting
irnnd-.-LWchb,ng Ecpubi,cdn, 2oth.
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Charles schey is appointed postmaster at
killnarnock, Lancaster county, Va. uice
Mary c. Faster, resigned. :s.E
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Gloon Nrws rur TEAyFLIrES.--Th work
~ rriaving ii,. Virginia and Tennessee di-
,-Jrn Of The Ntantjc, mississippi and Ohio
,urc;"i with nrW and superior iron rail has
h,r' '"rnr"urcd, and will hc prosecuted in
,."tr.i unIil the Whulv road between hClr
rsj i;r;>roi i'- s"rn placed in thorough H.
atr nltkin@ it ono Of The best roads III the
country, In this connection il may he FRO.
,nr /" remark that travel OF this division OF
.ls. consolidated line is very heavy. and that
tie trains are running with great regularity.
Travel To- The Virginia springs is greater than
d'r.n@ any former year this early in the SEA.
~.u.- LgDriliaIy HcJnnhcnn.
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The Philadelphia Bulletin speaks of the
late Democratic party" j will be time
enough to beat CHANT next November. -..'.s
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ND FgSsff

PHILADELPHIA. RICHM UND .0EEFgs
A AND NoRFQLks STEAMsH IP, ss.ssass4sss
WEEK.-Stealuers NORFOLK, EMPIRE. aud u.
s. GREEN, composing this line. Will leave Rich
nl0nd every MONDAY and THURSDAY at II
O'Clock NJ, aud Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY at the sumo hoar, alternately. q
Freiglts received daily Sundays excepted for all
parts of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware !:
also for Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans, an6
bills of lading signed through. s IL A sji2sf
Z Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates. ~
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
satcroom, $s. ~ ysF'ss y14.1if
ga 1TG WI PORTER, Agent, 100.
49, No. 2i25 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM 7. CLYDE & CO., Agents
sfsfra5s s@z5 No. 10 South Wharyes, s1tSTa
Az No. Ia North Gharyes. Philafelpla, !.
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IA q anzsass 2 ~ HI &,
ffET O. tF1y Yf5f ts1lr
4
~ ID " MsDssAND5 York HIYER
~ hkiLRoAT COMPANY. 80 2s
SssIfez no sHIppEAs At1,THE TRAVEL
~ ii HpBII - :.
tos q =. z n
n aH6 alter Tgewtsy. yrnt 2sth ant further mo-.
80 tftsg, tRtfIf te89Gs fffis ce4,0s fnf -
slI NEW YORK.
Aots' az 81, W
Al 2fniosa D III is.1as ~ % AZ
ard for EST siy al ssss s.,s,r
Sfnriay trail, sIiscnnti,,ued ;ftrs INV s
Rad to West i ssa ss procured
for 81 50. : :, 2 : wy
Freight train Wifi na;seanyssr 30, aftac,es ta,o
Tuesdays. "a ,ciocE a.
A., for through GpfsisSs "a Nsrti, md
West: md On Mondsys ssdncsasss. and Frd avs
st Z, An ,s , ,...., 3,
promptly
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EOR NEW YORK. OLD Do FIR
II MINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. sssasssssafE4as
phs sitlseMhecI steamships taa 81
AGARh, ALBEM4RLE and HhTTFRAS, leave
Sew York for Norfok. lily Point, and Rlcisnionf
every ~ EEspaY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
, = Leave Eicinona every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY, at high tile. "a n ~ 81.
These ships areslairelys new. They haye elegant
saloons. sttieraons, and bathrooms.
The fts1, Recommendations and attentSu, are ua.
SURPASSED.
ern afd European ports. 1900 a}sSt. y -
For further iufurma lion, apply to slslE Sl1ssEt
.sET EaEsE}.; aafs IL IUIIN ~. WYATT, Agent, 81,
, my 20 Nos Governor street.
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yro;i, Buckingham County.

...rr r"n,lyn".' "' the ;irhmond dispatch.
Erckl~GutM Courthouse. july 9, 1872.
fyrrrbudy except the dcep-dyc'l Radicals
.a, for Greeley, whether Baltimore makes II
nomination or not,
Delegates wcrr appointed yesterday 70 at
t,ui the Convention 10 he held III Lynch
jigr.- 20 nominate Il candidate for ConorcSS--
+. t. HUBBARD. j. '. Crutc, Colonel E. w.
'tul.trd. md William +. Gannaway. from
turd>yi!ir township. '.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-A num-
clanicsye turnpike Seventeenth for Valley street,
Washington, and other streets for sale privately.
Property lately purchased In this locality Is being
rapidly improved, and no point around the city Of
frrs greater Inducements to buyers. Apply to
RICHARDSON s. CO., n13 Main street.
iy d.1f
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BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHESTER
ID FOR SALE PRIVATELY-Fifty beautiful
BUILDING LOTS, 90 by Isl feet, in Pitrcell's
and Cabcil's extension of Marks addition TO
Manchester on tire east, convenient TO Mayors
bridge, the granite quarry, and other tmpurtant
places of business for sale privately upon very hbe
raj terms. Apply to sRlCflARISoN d CO., -
fy I-ln,- : .-| < ~ LIB Main street.
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I AAIES RIVER STEAMBOATeT5su !,
~ COMPANY. ss S.sa-s. ..
FOR NEW YORK. PHihADEPHfk.a BALTl-
MORE, NORFOLK. PORTSM0Ui
AND ALL REGULAR LAND
ssEs INGSs ON THE JAMES rrrr

ALSO, Foh OLlI IOiNl AMI UE LIE.
= t'EhU" 'tSEWELLS POINT1. ~ zs-
The fast and elegant United States mail steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain 2. C. GtFFoRD, leaves
COmpanys wharf at Eockctts for the abr ve-liam, D.
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,andF FRI;
DAYS, at 81 A., ~, and returns on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday afternoons, Mt "a O'Clock
Passengers connect at Norfolk with the old Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, aud New
York. TO-, -
Train leaves City Point Tor Petersburg on arriTa:
Of steamer.
Earc 10 New YORK %
Fare To Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o SO
Fare ~ Bati'uorc.. 0O
tafp 10 H0flOik oV
Excursion tickets to Old Point and "yuc d
F.'Eau and return, II. Good until used.
Tickets nn sale at CARRIER g. CO.'S EXPRESS
and baggage checked through. 9. $50 .....s 2
Freight received. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS. for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Bos
Ion. Baltimore. and principal landings on ChcsSs
pcakc Bay, and all regular landings on James river
at REASONABLE RATES. II
Freight received from A. NJ. till =. NJ.
Freight for way-landings Jnust be prepaid
The steamer Sylvester will be chartered for eve
ming excursions at reasonable rates.
~ L.. e. TATUM, General Agent
Office, CoTrpany's wharf,
kranch Office. corner Main and Ninth streets. JED
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ERESH TEAS.-GREEN and BLACK
a TEAS receiving of fine quality.
= WILLIAM G. cambridge & CO.,
je2T s27 Broad street.
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ETOR SALE, \ TIIREE-STORi d.
Il BRICK HOUSE; gas aud water: Kitchen "a
III yard; all in good order; rents for Sios year
will he sold for $50 per month. Apply at l3sn MAIN
q IN f-lM
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eAfEdNG ~ III l
- EVERY WEDEE8DAY AlsD SATURDAY.
Passengers hooked 20 and from rafinay stations
OF seapdFfs iR assgiai, 5siiBiaf, scefiaGd fnfeg,
Sacdeus DaniaSTk aoffEaasy; fanGes HcsiauI pei.
.gtum, and the UBitei States. 80 ~
Cafn fara from New York tel fonti6f. liverpool.
Glasgow, or Derry, by Wednesday steamer 6a *:
BY SstifrtiaF' steamer, SS6 and &7s,S;
Excursion tickets si2a. ~ payahfe III currency.
Passengers hooked D9RRt,T from TafeTrfo, Gs1aS3.
MESSING, md Trieste, TO New Ytfies 90 ssgss-
Cuhin, S1l8. steeragc S5s PAYABLE In curfc7scy.
81 For further nf1TLintfon apply Ia ~
HENDERSON BR0Tf8ERS. rs, 5ss
tt} IS Ess3s4& Bowling Green, N. Y..f,r .rsf:ss
so "a: sl.t 81, u. w. WYATT, Agent,
Sly 4-am = % Governor street, Riessi7noIft. Va.
lffUNARDs LINE soF STEAM Ess
NJ. AZ Frs TO IL E1,ls gEEEss
FROM NEW YORK, $40: TO NEW YORK, SD,
IN CURRENCY.-The safe, frst-class1 iron steam
ships of this line will sail as follows EItEE-
DAY, nth, AMI 3SATURDAYS,s egtli and .7Sfii o.
April, and SATURDAYS, ath. 18th, and 18th, sots
May. and twice every following week, from Gu
SARDS WHARF, Jersey City. 80
5Ssss9 .TsSs2.s. .s2 .Agenta. New York.
.- SAMUEL AYRES, Agent, =
Richmond No. 1929 Main corner Fourteenth street.
s. apteS-3n NJ a
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BUILDING LOTS, IN WOODFlLLE
~ FOR SALE PRIVATELf.-ONEHu NDRED
BUILDING LOTS, 3oxlaO feet, In the growing VII
lrge of WnodrIe, consisting Of about FORTY
ACRES OF beautiful table land, at the northern
terminus OF Twenty street, Church Hill WIN
number OF houses finished aud others being
erected, church, school, &C., and other improve
nlcnts attractive TO the man of moderate means,
whose attention should be particularly directedto
this property.
Apply to 49, - RICHARDSON Il Cos
jy film ssr>r- lib MaIu street.
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XTERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
Y nENCE Ar TtIE. SOUTH cor NER OF
..,-,ss=.-- BY Lyme 81 Brother,
sAuctioncers and Real Est;fte Agents,
No. l2I2 Main street.

WE HAVE FOR SALE PRIVATELY
wv II large number Of valuable VACANT LOTS
on Main Fia.ikfin. AND Grace STRUT mar the Park
Also, nlmicr In The plan Of Arlington iiear Hat
vic and In the plan of Odahnlau, ON the Grove roa'
where property is daily increasing In value; ana
several of the most desirable LOTS In the eascrn
portion of the city-un Broad. Grace, and franklin
strtcts-for which inducements can be offered to
parties Wishing 10 invest. --r....s
LYME Il BROTHER, Auctinnccrs,
~ Off MAIN street.
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