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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-02

TIE place to buy cheap Spring Dry
Goods Is at,
l. BLUM & Bro.
1874 aud ll9 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-02

JUsr received one box more OF
Silk and Lama Lace Ssques and points
Great Bargains.
J. W. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-02
FRIDAY, MAY 2s 1873.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 20 New Advertisements.

Furniture.
G Mendel, Booth & Co.
For Sale.
Wall Paper.
Hidden Gem.-Institute Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-02

J. W. FRRREL,
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-02

M Narhsk srese, Wheeling, ". Va, ana
Main street, washington, Pa, would ro.
pect ally iuform thstr friend, aud tn, par
Tic, that they have sscorsd the agency tor
the celebrated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

WANTED, q, u ONE q HUNDRED COL
w ORFD MEMO 20 TO Ohio. nerr New Lisbon
ngsfo,yr), tO dig coal Wages. 81 per day !;
or rn can dig by the ton and make So to n per day
A Large number ,ot lands from here are ut work
there at This time Apply at once 10
- ','..r,-- -. -. j. p. JUSTlS,
an a. VI = 80; .s.s : No. Fifteenth street,
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~ -. BY w. Goddin. :: H., tlsaat,
1, -Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, -
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
FTRUsTEE'S SALE OF THE VALUi

TRUSTEES SALE.OF TIE VALUA-
IL BILE REAL ESTATE AT THE SOUTH;
6S9TM T aND s EpFs o Ss T TE
Fast LINE HE El l9 I,9Ir sAH Me ,MEn HH
three deeds Of trust executed by Mr.. Eamuel !;
harrington, the first ito j. u Darlington a nc
Wellington GoddIn, trustees bearing GATE .,s. s.
bearing date Ist Apri,I and the third to said
Godd!a. bearing date I'd duly gT all d ny
recorded IN kchTond nee Ioa and so e
trustee in the second aud third deeds will An
execution thereof proceed to sen Ct ~ u,bli,c
of April, Is73,. Commencing at a O'Clock ID, IL
fair il not on the first fair day thereafter. at the
same hour, the real estate mentioned In the sad
lin The first deed ii Is described as fronting on the
south side Of Main street l?5 feet more or Less nn
VIDE also, the laundry oton the south side Of said
alley froning thereon 4la feet running back an
angular shape sol feet to stone wall In Lhe third
Eighth street 10 feet running back to stone wall.
ia the second deed 1t Is described fronting on the
west line Of Ninth street $50 feet running back lSo
TERMS: Under the first deed, enough In cash 10
deray expenses Of sale and TO ray oftwo no.es
payable Ia monthly fnstalhents on the 18th day Of
each and every month, beginning on the 18th l
March, &c APs it, snd as 70 the fss ID Of tie pro-
cees OF sale on such terms as may bG announced ut
Under the second deed, enough in cash TO dcfray
expenses ofsae and to pay OF a note OF 9S4s;osi
which fell due dth April 1873 and as TO the RESIDUE
of the proceeds Of sale, on such terms as may De
nounced at the hour Of sale.
Under the third deed. cuough In cash 70 aetra az
expenses of sale and 10 pay OIL note LOT
to until the 2lst24t Jny 1879 and Us TO the
residue of the proceeds of sale, on such terms as
shall be announced &c the hour OF SALE.
In each case the credit payments are to bear Inter.
est and to be secured by negotiable notes and deed
OF trust The taxes for this year to be paid by the
purchasers. u, fap5 81 w. GODDIN, Trustee
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;Is;;sssssfsas3s ss &.
49,, cIy;sszaflon But fbe reader WIN
e.',s,,s,et INV r,orf1nisure 20 give
sssia s,ea OF the body, and shhbls him 70
comprehend the compete messHgTpIlosts y, ~
ti,e south Carolina Legislature WITHOUT on
serving it's deeifIs The Speaker is black, tbe
clerk Is black, the doorkeeFers are piack, the
little cages are blacks She chairman OF sne
WAYS and Means Committee Il black, aud ne
chaplain is coal black. sAtsome Of the 1ssn sd
silt colored men whosetypes u would pe ,, :
TO. lind outside Of Congo; whose ~ cossg nnty.
yisages, attitudes, and rexpless'on1, ,,,,,st
befit the forecastie OF buccaneei nv T. NJ
Be remembered also that this wno,e ngsy az.
n,en. with not more than hall w. "a tse;r
ceptsors. were themselves slaves, ann aH snni
a,,castcss have been slaves for geneta..v
pac,,iisctine the report OF tne ,So
sshannar Wanderer, fitted out ny soui 1sa,s
ssnoong isa " ~ twelve sor,! fifteen years
slaven 40 anes,,ontatious defiance Of the awe
agy; ~ chs slave trade, and whose
asncr and master .boastea 'ol - n as.,
trnu,o.bt a cargo Of slaves from Alraa
nd =, d ssfeIy landed them IN South Carollns
a ard GeoreIa. one thinks 1t mf1st he une, ana
shat some Of these representatives are the
v , men then stolen from their African car
home..F If this lie so, Welwili not now quar-:
rel over their presence. 1t would be one oil
nose extraordinary coincid ences that would
,f itself almost: seem to justify the BELIEF Oh
he direct interference Of the band OF FRO
whence In the affairs Of men. j. >. &
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ADANBuRY Doc. "A Nelson-street man is
the unenvied owner ola dog that y a terror
to the neighbors, purely by its swapping ana
snarling propeusities. He;snaps at every
body, and knows little something OF ihe
favor Of everybody up that way. II Is estl.
mated that ne has cloth enough In him TO
make a pair of brooches for every buoy on
Long Island sound. The other day youth
on that street loaded up the end of stick
withoa mixture compounded of horse rad,
dish and cayenne pepper, and commenced
shaking it through the fence at the cur; and
the cur few. up and caught the bait savage
~. and the boy drew the stick away so sharp
" that it left all the contents in the AMI
MAPS mouth, and tho animal chewed away
OMIT in awful exultation for an Instant: Then
it commenced to stare, aud then spit, AND
howl, aud weep, and paw, and roll over, ana
finally ran under the barn, where it remain
ed'for1two daysin religious seclusion. Now,
when anybody pokes q stick through tne
fence that dog don't step up. 1t merely looks
over that way as muchas to, say: "Nos sea
soning in mine, you please"S.-s $500 -; ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

yTAIITxBLE REfIsK STORE AND VA

EyTALUHBEE BRICK STORE AND VA
THEo soUTH Hing oEfzn5AiMtgBETWEEN
s SsD aDa ats BE Ia Luz UP 81
WHICH EURMEnEY STOODlTHE FACTORY
OF SAiITH O. MuGURDEY, On TIE WET
9T iTs BETwf GgS MATN
TTHaagtiESasGGTfoRY OF & 1asc6IF / cus
AND VACANT n 4ls !! Q es
ooFffTHEaB0VE, WITH AsTABLE THEREON'.
s ErTE EF gH0RsAanR 0hR sss s
n1smise on g THURSDAY Sd the 10TH ay Of
is7a, commencing at ~ o'clock r. b. and SCI! 10 the
of Ti nansa ns
store thereon, With dwelling oyer saI1e nov qsea y
asaioon, fronting on The south line o. Main street
q. The LOT adjoining on It's west, having front
on Main Street Of s7xas feet, with email frafned
nSas Tbns truly valuable LOT on
stood the factory OF Mcssrs Smith McCurdey, hays
Ing front on the west line Of 81
saxlas Zee. 20 an alley with . goodsaaea toteeo
~ NICE LOT adjoining on its north, fronting
on Twenty frsfEtreef 16xsS feet. 80 g,,.
In rear OF the aeoys fs sn',5n on an
After which WIN be sold abouf2s eco superior old
This property, for large tobacco factory, Is equal
any In the ely hseg 's 70
and north the attention Of parties desiring to In
IS plat, showing dimensions or lots, &C., WIN be
seen on the premises mt the hour Of Gale, at which
time the terms, which win be quite liberal, VIII be
al an IYEEl& BROTHER. Auctioneers.9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07
a,igs ByG snbbs;t d NV iiI;anas, III
iAuctionesrs and Real Estate AgeDts, 4
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

ITRUsTEEs'A SALE OF a. LARGE
l j. NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS AND
s SEHR AIi SfTY 81 siaop Al A6e
james aeeddin aud wife 70 Die subscEiSers q
| trustees, duly recorded, we viii sell upon tne
and NJ the I hour named below, the following
property conveyed III said deed-to wit
| On MONDAY, 18th April, at ~ o'eleck r, M m;,
boundedby Twenty seventh, Twenty ighth 2, and
sss1Ss q abs aa as
An undivided moiesy OF d LoT 90 southeast
corner Of Twenty ninth and Al streets
On TUESDAY, 18th April at S o'clock P. NJ, e
Tint very beautiful BUILDING LOT, at the
southeast corner of Main and Fourth 40 W
On WEDNESDAY, 10th April, at A O'Clock T. %.
LOT on north side of Venable street, beginning
90 feet west of Mechancsvile turnpike 90 by !i7s
'ALoT on the south side of Darlington street
nearly Of the above beginning los feet west OF
said turnpike, ooh los feet: - -, e..
LOT on south side of Jay street, lso by LOO ieet
On THURSDAY, ;I7th April, at "A O'Clock p, NJ,
LOT on west side Of Sixth street. north Of Leigh
street near r. DE Wits, go by l2o ieet 10 an ales
10 feet wide. 70
Second street. SO by 1888 feet to an alley le feet VICE
LOTS on south side Leigh between First and 81
James streets, ad1olping Tie puDuc "
toy 100 feet. SO ti.}3 81 2i go. Ia }tL.
Lon ON east side St. James between Clay and
Leigh streets, 90 by lao feet.
LOT ON south side Leigh street, adjoining st.
Marks chapel, IS by 100 feet. 7ars ,E st.'.f: u
On SATURDAY, 18th April at ~ o'clock 2. NJ,
The neat and we'll finished BRICK RESIDENCE,
with sbout eight rooms, and out-honses, formerly
occupied by. hr. #. Weidmeyer, Mt the northeast
corner of Federal and St James streets, with the
LOT attached, LA by 12a feet. This Is very de-
The BRICK DWELLING, with about six
rooms, opposite to the above, ut the northwest coz
ner of Federal and St. James streets Ihe lot Is l02
by 84a feet ~ 1tat'zis.:! y.ttt% 81 .,.i..','"
Two LOTS In rear of the above, 80 by 100 feet
The LOT at the southeast corner Of st. james aud
Federal streets, 1o5 by ia feet to an alley.
The various pieces OF property viii be sold IN SUD
divisions, to be shown ut the times Of the s1ies =
This sale embraces about SIXrY-FIyE B plLD,,
ING LOTS and Two DWELLINGS, In Inherent
parts of the city, md presents such variety OF To-
cations and range of prices that nearly all may De
suit ted, particularly those OF limited means 81.
TRRMS:!A AT sale: - . 1870 :: -. -.
= ~. = 2. NV MIJyLIAMs'} Trustees.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctioDeera., APT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07
BY Richardson 4 Cos. 49,, =.
Real Estate Agents aud ,Aucnoneers, ,
lIl3 Main street. -

GEVEN HANDSoMEBU LOTS,
Non GRACE STREET NEAR M ONROT
PARK, FOR SALE. By AUCTlON.-On TUES
DAY the sti Instant, at half-past O'Clock Z. M,
we shall sell by auction, on the premises, FIVE
by 1850 feet, With alley In the rear twenty feet
wide, on the south side Of Grace street between Lau
to 80 feet with alley In the rear fifteen feet wide
opposite the above. s-,v.,.,sL -. ! ~ :.
More beautiful, lots could not be offered for saIe,
and to parties wishing to buy wisha view to build
Ing speculation. finer opportunity can scarcely
be offered during the present or coming season. The
sive improvements anticipated I'm this locality,
promise to make 1t the most delightful part Of the
city No one should fail to attend the sale and
-sr TERMS: one-thrd cash the lnlance In six and
twelve months; negotiable notes with Interest, and
secured by deed OF trstto be given for the defer
red payments. - ~ RICHARDSON &C.,,
J, ap2s ~ !r..s .g = l.ss..q -, sAuctoneers. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

DANBuRY NEWS ITEMs.--Muskrats turn
their tails to the north when thinking
which is said to be sure sign of something:
q Two people in walking together, VIII
always avoid the path. One will walk on
each side lit shows how unselfish Weare as
a people. 800
Good clothes and talent Go not go to.
gether., If gou have good clothes you must
be content. Our clothes are not very good,
although we did not notice the fact. when
we commenced this item. - :. ;ir..s,f.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07
ssgataz BY Grubbs & Williams,
.as Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank treets

DARE AND VALUABLE OIL-PAINT.
hINGS FOR SALE TUES
our office rare private collection
of about TWENTY-FIVE OIL-PAINTlNGS. judi
ciousIy selected and purchased Al large prices many
wears ago byone of our former citizens. -, =
The collection embraces several works by old mas
ters and others by some OF the most famous modern
artists and probably comprises pictures of more
merit than were ever offered 1t auction I'm this city,
They are now on exhibition at oir office, and all
lovers of the fine arts invited 70 examine them
before the day, of sale. .s,s 90, .z{ $3.50, ILL.,
Write or send for catalogue.
q TERMS -Cash. GRUBBS &W1LLIAMs,
u I'D ~ So o. ssstsii - EtiEs; AuctioneerS
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BY wellington Goddin, =, -, -
AuctIoneer and Real Estate Agent, :
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT UCTI0N OFHNINE BEAU
~ fTIFUL LOTS IN THAT II A n u SO NJ .
SQUARE IN SIDNEY BOUNDED BY GROVE,
AVENUE.-Wili be sold ut auction. on the prem.
ises on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON the 9Th Of
APRIL 1879 commencing mt $50 O'Clock, that beauti-
,f1 SQUARE located as above. TO be subdvided into
NINE L0TS-five of which front together 1se feet
on the north side Of Grove street running back 100
on the east side OF Harvie street, fronting
together Ia feet, running back to Clarke street
about an average depth of 100; feet. { These
lots are surrounded OF three sides by beautiful resi-
.tlences and are as handsome as any other: lotBin
that Improving and fashionable nelghhorhoUd. They
are witliin three squares Of Richmond College,.
- TERMS: One-third cash; the balance ut six, and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed. f'@s' w. sGUDDIN,%
Z ap 7-tdS -gr..4.lrtftrss t-'f.s2. AuctfonePr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07
-s''.'- BY Lyme & Brother, : !
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
i'5Ni. - l2l2 Main street. ~

THREE BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRAC.
! Il TIVE BUILDING LOTS, sITUATED, At
STREET WITH THE NORTH
LINE OF GRACE STREET, DIRECTLY OPP0-
SITE THAT HANDSOME BLOCK OF BUILD
INGS KNOWN AS BOSSIEUX ROW, FOR SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-Wil be sold atpubllS
auction ON the premises, on FRIDAY the nth, day
located as above described, having front each on
the east ne Of Twentieth street Of IS I25 feet to
an alley To parties wishing 10 build; this location
will rent WELL aft a -. - -. -. =. /;
* TERMS AT sale. + LYME & BROTHER, /
ans AuCtioneer5. /
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THE FRAMED DWELLING, WITH
I II THE LARGE LOT ATTACHED, SITUATED
ON-THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN
The property above referred to will be sold at aue
ton, upon tho premises, ON THUkSDAY,Sslot 10th
April, at a o'clock p. NJ The improvements coa-
sst OF framed dwelling and brick Kitchen, contain
ing In all about eleven rooms. ~. Opt la r.
The lot Is ee by lea 4-l2 feet The buildings are
such as will yield moderate income, from the in
yestmenr but the main value Is in the ground which
Is daily increasing In value, and will afford hand
some site for three dwellings, an:sIt3 a.t
an 5fit s.a'i ttFs -. t''tsr Ii' - Auctfoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

TIE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE THANKlEG A
Observation-Disclosures talking. to Dr..
Redfeld:] -sSOh,s did you hear. about the
vote of thanks to the reporters? Some of
our legislators hahn t:got sense enough to go
to breakfast. One old fellow moved thatthe
Banner reporter be thanked, but not the
Unton and american reporter. N Now, the
same man reports fol-, both papers, and there
the joke comes in. The old codger didn't
know it.YaT Is,siI4gz Gu &"r.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07
a;saf BY Lyme 4 Brother, r...
Auetioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, l2l3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
WITH LAzgvALUABLEGRlsr.
MILL THEREON, AT PUBLIC AUCTI0S.-l'y
virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of henrico
suit Of urpin executor, re-. Roper's administrators
the undersigne ~ commissioner appointed 1y SsId
win oer for s a. ,s NJ r G ou1 II
O'Clock +. NJ. on the premises, That certain TkAlr
OF LAND, containing .46 s6-1QO0 ACRES: known ,m
Tract, with a water grist-miI thereon, now in the
occupancy of G. Il. Roper, and situated IN Inc
county or Hcnrlco shout two and hall miles
pike, and known as Roper's MILL said sale 70 De
made at the risk and cost Of the former purchasers
George Roper and GeGTge D. ,rss s eeooud and
from It's proximity to the city would Ie quite vail
able. ...,,,.s -f.c..., =, A., ,uo
caeds Of sale as Will be sufficient to pay the charges
of sale and the amount or tie bono o. saio hoPet
due on the 10th December. 49,! for *7sS1s WIN ~
thereon from the sth DecemSs' 70 t h rss
due OF proceeds OF sale In two equal instalmenls OF
$685. each, payable respecnyel on me ece'n
ber 1879, and nth December, lsn WIN interest On
said deferred payments from day or saIe AZ tx lsi
cent ranDum; the purchaser TO execute bic bonds
with approves security for said dsierrea pa! penis
and title TO be retained until the Whole 81 aia po''
are paid and '0nTeyapTsfb SFsfs5 2 e sSS
zap ,-eodtAps6tdtd = " : Commissioner
GALE OF STEAMER pALrSADE.-Wi!
y be sold on THURSDAY, April 10, l'iS' 81 !, !,
at the city OF Norfolk, Va, lor easn =, -
such amount rs will satisfy the claim OF moflsINs
and for cash or its equivalent IN TsSBeSt 10
of purchase money; The STEAMER pALiS Sa,;s.
her Masts Yards Sails Rigging, aaS,",s as he
nowHes. She Is 20 37-loo tons measurement len2rh
B4 feet breadth 81 feet, and depth ieet; = OF r..
sht drsSgt s shr 70 ara~ y and Is fast
boat adapted 10 bay and river Navigation ann
carrying freight and passengers, being now uf,
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BY James Nj. Taylor &. Son. ifisli
Real Estate, Agents and Auctonecrs,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT DESIRABLE NEW BRICK
l. DWELLING, ON. THE NORTH SIDE OF
CLAY STREET, SECOND DOOR EAST OF
MONROE STREET., FOR SALE ATAUCTfON..
Will be sold, on THURSDAY the 10th day Of APRIL.
73 ON the premises at d clock p NJ that destra-
bic PRIVATE RESIDENCE, as above located. con-
taining seven rooms, besides the kitchen and ser
wants rooms, with all the modern improvements.
The OF has front Of % feet, and running back
14o feet to an alley eighteen feet Wide.
gfTERMs: Onc-third cash; the balance on credit
OF four. eight. aud twelve months, for negotiable
notes, interest added and secured by q deed Of
trust JAMES 81! TAYLOR q SON.
ans Auctioneers.l
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a.. 1, BY Grubhs u Williams, 10
Auctioneers and Real, Estate Agents, :.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DRICK DWELLING No. 2ssECoND,
ID BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN
STREETS, At AUCT!ON.-On THURSDAY, 10th
APRIL at 81 O'Clock P NJ latter the sale Of the pro-
psrty on Main between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Streets, advertised by us), we will sell the BRICK
DWELLING above referred to-. 1t has two stories
kitchen, with water and gas. gas-lxtures, &c. This
is q very comfortable dwelling, and the stuaionis
convenient. .-.-. .ssss,l,
ans, - assf.. Pos I, rrErN; Auctioneers.
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gs't BY Moody & Royal, 3i;ts -
~ Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
! Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
3'a1 7s.cs3u Manchester, Va. ~.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
- - VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, VA,
SITUATED, ON FIFTEENTH STREET BE-
TWEEN PORTER AND McDoNoUGu.

= .
By virtue Of deed Of trust executed by D. A.
Pillow and s. +. his wife, dated ssd day Of March,
1872, and duly Of record In the Chesterfield County
Court clerks Office, D. B., volume 81, pagr1s' VIII
expose for. sale at public auction on IHuhsDAl'
April 10, 1873, at O'Clock 7. M, that q.
COB EAUTIFULLY-LOCAT RESIDENCE
situated as above. The lot fronts 70 feet on said
jefferson street and runs back between parallel lines
200 feet.G t.IlS@,ttS iEa- mi y -.
h This isa nice little place. surrounded with shrub
berry aud fruittrees Of all kinds, and Is IN deraoe
nelghborho0d. ,.-s..i gfs.r. AZ. .,;3a
TERMS: Cash as to so much as WIZ oe necessary
to pay the expenses of sale aud ,not NO" cue 10,
sl35 and the balance at six, twelve, eli an
twenty-four months for negotiable notes bearing
per interest from day Of sale, secnredb, trust
deed. ROBERT Il. BEAZLEY, Truske'
MOODY & ROYAL, Auctioneers. ap l-t1
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TOR NEW YORK.-OLD Do <GfTTh
EMYNIUN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. sse4 q ' =;
The side-whecl steamships OLD lSDMiaiON
WYANOKE, ISAAC BELL SARATOGA. Nj
AGARA, AEBEMAkEE, und HATTERAS leave
New York for Norfolk, City Point, and 1kiGhmone
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sAIukDAa'
y Leave v Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY
and SUNDAY at high tide. - = ., --.2.
These ships are entirely new. They nave elesan
sainnns. stafa-roams and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un
surpassed. - ..yssf = 80 Z. Z, -,
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred. f$<f .E4.s IS 20
Close connections made with steamers for a.,
southern and European ports. ~ - r-s - e@
: For furflier inforinationi apply to - Ft'~9
GEORGE w. ALLEN d CO., Agents.; q
n f,i'fFr- ! No. Governor street.
JntIT r MNYHR.s - - aps-
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: 7= BY Cook 70 Laughton, Auctioneers,Y e9
corner of Governor and Franklin streets 4,

NEAGNoLIAs, EVERGREENs, ROSES,
lN a ERAiNIUMS SHRUBBERY,} AND
Plants, AT aUCTIoN.-On MONDAY the 18th
instant ut 10 o'clock, we will sell at onr auction
rooms n large collection of -.
MAGN0LIO GRAND DE Fl .ORAS, Hn""f
: EVERGREENS, yGERANIUM MS. t.GaI
~ A large variety Of RARE ROSES, ,-..e 80"
HOT-HOIT~E Pr ANTS.
p FANCY "',tE h''>''
4, y;POY-EhOWERS.i& C.,.. = So.
together with q, large assortment OF otner mowers
and plants" 49,
The. above ara efromathe celebrated Seaboard
Nursery ofJMr. y. M. Bounot, Norfolk, for whom
we have sold for many years, and may be fully re-
lied on. = ~ COOh q LAUGhION.
~ ap6 f.ys - T--i{-f,tf ~ ..s. AucuouceIs.
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JAMES hBoAPstTTNs
u COMPANY.236
FOR NEW YORK.. PHILADELPHA,,,IBIAA I-
TfMORE, NORFOLK,, PORTSM0uTH, a.

,ss AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS g'ss;
pa =. ON THE JAMES RIVER. ,.;E :...i
The fast and elegant United STATES mail Steamer
JOHN SYLyESTER, Captain a. e. CLIFFORD:
leaves companys wharf, at Rockets, for the above.
named places Cd MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS ant
FRIDAYS al 6 A. NJ, aud returns, on, Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
From this date (March 27th) Sandy Point, Bran
don Point, and Dunmore Landings will be discon7
tinued. - y.
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York. ,>-sss--s@-:
Fare to New York:
Fare to Phtladelphla. O.
Fare 10 Baltimore. ~. go
Fs Tfes e on sae a xRRER 4 CO.'S ExPREss
and baSguge checked through.
Freight received DAILY for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on Chesa
peake bay. and aI1 regular landings on James river
at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from A. ~ TIL 8P. M.,
Freight for way Landings must be prepaid. -.
1850 L. B. TATUM, General Agent
.90nsce, Company, wharf. IS us ~ y. .t's
Branch Office. corner Main and Ninth streets. :.