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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21
~ By NJ. Bates, m
tsaecsssor to Perkins Bates),
Real Estate Agent and Ahcsioneer,
TENT, and Rink street.

= u - , t
SALE OF A. VALUABLE
n EeTf AND TWO BRICK E0USES con-
TANNING FIVE Rooms EACH al THE
CORNER OF. SIX CARY
lSTRkETs,s FRONTING SEvEEtTYF FEET ON
GARY, AND RUNNING BACK ONE EBUN.
BoRTY-EIG1sTE FEET ON.SIxTH
STREET 70 As.ALLkY ECU RIEEN sEEEG
WInR, AS a WHOLE oR I'm TWO LOTS. As,
MAY BE DESIRED.-Ry virtue Of q certain Gesd
Of trust bearing date the 81 81 day OF May. 1878,
to me us trustee 70 pay Eient or three
lain neotiabfe notes therein described IRhall.-Ge-
fsuIs. .hayipg Teen made In payment Of eneof the
said notes. and being required 80 10 90 hy he hoicr
thereof-proceea TO sell nc ions on be pren1ses
on Nv 22d instant at 4 o'cl0ek r.
M.. the PROPERTY above descrfbed.
This lsa rare opportunity for G00d lEFessment,
Ms The property IL now renting at The rate OF twelve
per cent. fits value, and Will pay 20 hold until te
uroperfy Is In demand for q tobacco faet0ry9er
other large Misunderstanding house. $50 81 ,
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 pay expenses os sac
aud note for 81 ,o30 With intayess from 47tn q
November, j S7o. -
These terms may be altered Of salsr,s 80.
& d. BATES, Auctioreer. DC 40
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
OHUNDREDA AN D SIXTY:oNE AND HALE
ACRrS OF LAND IN HsNRICO, ON WHITE
OAK SWAMP; ALSO. HALF-ACRE. LOT AND
LARGE BRICK TENEMENT THEREON AT
THE CORNER OF Q AND THIRTY FIRST
IER's Plan, on TWENTY ;sEyENI1H,
TWESTY-EiGHIH, r, AND s STREETS
Nv virtue OF q deed Of the Chancery Court
of the city Of Richmond entered on the lOth or
December, 1876; In the cases Of Slzer vs. Dick-
ipson's executor and Mcguire US. Dickinson, the
undersigned com nlssoners will proceed TO sell ut
public auction, GU the premises 10 ,he order aaver-
rhereafter.j the ss1N ACRES OF LAND In Hen
rico county, on White Oak swamp. belonging TO the
estate of the late Colonel James NJ 8. Dickinson,
adjoining the lands Of John Fisher and others,
about eight or nine miles below the city OF Rtcn-
mou0. &C.
Ard on the same day at O'Clock, on the premises;
that HANDSOME HALF-ACRELOTa at The corner
of o and Thirtieth streets, with a ARG ~ BRlC
DWELLING thereon, now or recently occupied Dy
Mr.. Hiram r. Dfckinson: after which. on tne
Or. misses, at o'clock p, ~, ELEVEN LOTS In
Hecnler's plan. Of which Nos. ! to CnclnslveI
have each front Of "a 81 feet on Twenty -sey.
front "a clio feet Twenty eighth street between
4 and streets.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen 10 tbs for negotiable notes, Interest
added and title retained TILL all OF the purchase
money is fully paid and conveyance ordered ny
the court. =. y. MONCGEE,
20. LANE STERN,
.si4e CHA STAIN WHITE,
~ , MN. GILLIAN, -
/, dell ~r Special Commissioners.
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An ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND
"A RE.ORDAIN SFCTIoN TaIRTY-TWO OF
CHAPTER THIRTY.THREE OF THE CITY
0RlINANCES CONCERNING STREETS

TApproyed December IA. 1901
q Be II ordained blythe Council oftae cityo Ric6-
1uo1,d That section SO of cha pter SO OF the Caty
Ordinances be amended aud rs-ordained so as 70
read as follows:
propelled upon railroad railirack in street At
3 greater rate than four miles an honr ths person
who does f. or causes II 20 be DONE or assists In
or causing it 10 be done, snail psy anne OF
ten dollars. livery locomotive engine put or placed
upon any railroad or rail-track In this city soai
nave attached thereto bell OF thirty pounds Wei2ht
at least and such bell shall be rung whenever the
said engine Is about 70 pass The crossing OF any iTo
streets and shall continue ringing until such engine
shall have passed such crossing; and II any
engine shall pass across any street in this
rins said bell In manner aforesaid the owner
OF said engine, as well as the person then having
the control, Conduct, and management thereof,
shalt each be fired not less than dve nor more than
twenty dollars; and III any person shalt blow,
sound. or USE, or Cause o7be hlovni sounded, or
used, by means OF or with steam. auy whistle Or
oshsr thing upon any public street or alley, he shall
be fined not Iess than Ave nor more than twenty
dollafs; and eH any railroad company, or their
agents or employees, shai run more than one train
DC the same time aereSss the places where their
tracks intersect the streets OF this city without
gIcAng walehmsp To :. flag each Train. said rail
road company as wei as the person or persons in
charge OF such trains or directing their movements
shall each be fined not less than ave nor more than
twenty dollars. ~ ysszf5 de l7.at
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BY Cook e Laugnton, Aucaoneers,
.4as No. 10 Governor street. ~

sEyE. ss--~ ft W. f7ts t<GFEJ&fFhs
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HOUSE.
\ IA HOLD FURNITURE, BRUSSELS AVID
VELVET CARPETS, PlERsMIRR0R, To-
ekkIoR GRa e MsIopE e C ahSs skkiiNs
E a2TshhSNET e. s &C. ATaUcrToN.D
On TUESDAY the 81 st instant, at Ion o'clock, We
Will sell at anctiou-rooni, second floor, for ac-
count Of the administrator an excellent assortment
Of Furniture. consisting OF -.,,r .,.-y
WALNUT SILK and WoasTED REPS PARLoR sUTT.
4 with linen c0vers,S 81; fe7s- t,tfs5fItgs so
! WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT;
FRENCH.PLArE PIER.MIRRoR,w with marble base (;
EXCELLENT BRUSSELS CARPETS, as good as
KxcELLENr VELVET CARPET and RUG;
WHITE and CHECKED MATING:
f4AIR-CLoTH SOFA and REPS LOUNGEs;
LACE CURTAINS FETIpiE PIES, &C., &c.
at the same time, .s,.sst
! ELEGANT ROSEWOOD ExTEEsEor- ia BILE, extra
size-one Of the finest tables ia this city:
l very handsome WALNUT MARBLE-TOP BUFFET,
SIx-0CTAvR (CHCKERIEGl ROSEWOOD PIANO,
Q pairs handsome MARBLE MANTEL VASES;
lure, with sufficient power for a small church !;
! RosEwaoD-CAsE hELoDEoN, In good order;
ENGRAvINGs. CHRoMOS;
/ WALNUT PARLoR SUIT IN HAIRCLoTH, consist
lug OF Q Sofas. Chairs, and Rocker;
WALNUT LIBRARY SUIT IN HAIReCLoTH;
Several extra large FEATHER-BEDs that are Of
The above FURNITURE may be examined to-
day. III.
FOR SALE PRIVATELY:
! superior 7H.OCTAVE UPRIGHT PIANO, Of
English make, In walnut cases-as good as new
COOK & LAUGHTON,
de 20 Auctiohefrs.
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Haven AND GRANT-MR. LAFFERTT's
OpnuoN OF TsRM.-The Richmond CORES
poudent of the New York Herald furnished
his paper with o number of interviews with
Richmond ministers in reference TO HaVens
reorganization Of Grant, and among them the
following from the Rev. j. j. Lafterty, OF
Richmond: my opinion Of Bishop HaFen's
nomination Of G encral Grant Is that It IS nad
for HaYen and bad for Grant. Now, baven
is nuisance at home and abroad. His am
bition is netoriety and nastiness. he Is a
condensed can.can 10 white craGat. he pi'
rouet,es at any angle to tickle the pit. his
measure Of success is the bushes of decency.
Grant has q bad groom in Haven: Inc
Bishop has damaged the third term. haven
has no following among his church. he
disgusts the men Of consequence among
them. They must now submit to be tarred
with the same stick and confess themselves
gang Of politicians, or deodorize the
church and lustrate its altar. If Ravens
church don't echo his blast for Grant then
GRANTS fugleman has done it just one time
too often, Samivel' Gilbert Haven has
struck the n rong end Of the match"
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,-.s By Richardson & Co., 81
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
...-f No, l113 Main street. ....s. III


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE ON THE WEST SIDE OF
THIRTlETH STREET BETWEEN N AND y
STREETS, UNION Hull, BY AUCTlON.-Ast the
successors Of certain trustees Ia decd bearing date
the 18th day Of December, 1869, from Henry
Scbaer and wife, duly recorded In the clerks office
of the Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond, TO
secure to the Virginia Building Fund Com pany a
certain obligation of debt described In said deed,
default having been made In the payment thereof,
shall, by virtue of the power therein conferred
upon US being thereto required by the said Build
ises, on TUT SllAY the 21st Instant, at O'Clock
P. NJ, TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS of
S3xl3O feet each with small FRAMEDWE ELL
ING and other improvements thereon ON the VIZ st
side of Thirtieth 5 treet between and . streets,
Union Hill.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray the expenses
of executing this trust and to pay off The sum Of
about $500 with int, rest thereon at six per cent.
per annum from LIST May, 1874, until paid; the
residue on such terms as shall be announced at the
time of sale Il T.. H. T FEScEkassEsNrs, Trustees.
de1O E. S. ANDERSON. } -
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: arssisGs CoDHr-Jadge W. I. Gopiou
y !, court was engaged Jester.
nsy 10 the triai OF cases ION she civil docket.
A'se1 !" s'eh u a6joarned until "Wednesday.
., sogsfy cogRr.--Ia Tits court yestsrdsy1
~ 1870 s.n9sss ociy were sead, alter which the
6o'art Adjourned for the term. 8 - II
- sas DOE KiLLEp.-Last week Master
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By G. z. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. l1O5 Bank street.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE PRO-
ID nounced by the Circnit Court Of the county Of
.Henrico entered on the I'D day of December, 1875,
IL the cause OF Wade, ADMINISTRATIVE. Us Wade and
others. we will sell on TUESDAY the 2lst day Of
December S75. at the county court-h ouse of Hen
rico county at IL A. NJ, THtRTY-THkEE AND
ONE THIRD ACRES OF LAND lying in. the
county of Henrico, about nine miles east OF the
city OF Richmond, and adjoining the lands belong
ing to the estate Of j. E. Haowell, deceased. The
said land is well wooded, mostly original growth,
and offers great inducements. Sale peremptory.
GEORGE w. THOMAS,
gF-EF @'t- .=t. .; WILLIAM HANCOCK,
80 ss. s.reg~U .sf Special Commissioners
GEORGE E. CRAWFORD, Aucuoneer. de16
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BY Robert B. Lyme,
successor to Lyme & Brother,)
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
No. 1912 Main street.

. Z.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE AND
L VALUABLE FRAME STORE ANDDWELL-
ING. WITH T WO ACRES OF LAND At
TACHED, ON THE WEST SIDE OF MECHAN-
ICSViLLE TURNPIKE, IN HENRICO COUN-
TY, NEAR THE CITY LIMITS, AND ADJOIN-
ING THE FRAME RESIDENCE OF HENRY j..
SMITH AND OTHERS. AND NOW OCCUPIED
BY JULIUS STAUDF, AT, AUCTION.-Byv ir-
1873, Of record in Henrico County Court, ID. B. 92
page SGT, from Julius Staude and wife. TO secure
The pay meut Of q certain bond TO the Mechanics
Building Fund Company, default having been
made in the payment thereof. We shall. as trustees
OF said company, being the successors Of those
namer In said deed and being ordered by the board
of directors of said Building Fund Company, sell,
upon the premises. ON TUESDAY the 2Stn day OF
December, 1875. at 4 O'Clock P. NJ. the above val
liable property, being near the city and only re-
Gently built For business.stand 1t Is quite vaua-
BILE
TERMS will be given at hour of sale.
47< HsNRY THON,
GEORGE HlRSH.
-. CONRAD FELDNER,
Trustees Of Mechanics Building Fund Company.
dc 15.W, ,&dtd
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For the Dispatch.J
Bows and FIRE. Crackers.

"Boy's Rights" in your paper Of the
10th, asks "a Sufferer" whether he has any
remembrance Of his boyhood? We answer,
for IA Sufferer whom we don't know,
"Yes";; unless he was girl.
We suppose that C A Sufferer" and oil
genial and humane people sympatbize with
the innocent diversions of childhood, and
do spend some little money to cheer the
hearts Of these innoeents. But, unfortu-
nately for /" Boys Rights it has been found
In all cities that firing crackers, torpedoes,
and rockets on the public streets 10 absolute
~ incompatible with the safety Of life or pro.
perty. -,
When this fusilade Is commenced on fine
streets by explosions of large packs at time,
ladies are driven from the sidewalks J; physi-
clans can't venture out with their horses !;
country people can't venture with their yehi-
cles to visit the city; and men from twenty
to thirty years OF age (boys, we suppose, il are
seen on the streets and crowded sidewalks
firing crackers and torpedoes. Now and then
herses dash wildly down our pubiic tho
roughfares, and a torpedo is thrown through
. window or siGe.iight to door. 1-t.1z:t RI
It Is all very wellto promote every limo.
cent amusement Of childhood, and he il q,
poor soul who don't recall the harmless
sports Of bis Own jayenility. Let the chill
dren explode as many crackers, Dishia l,e
lots OF their homes, as their friends can sap
ply them with, but don't convert the streets
Into q mad carnival or fireworks, such as have
dred Portland and other cities. IL
s2ss HsA DIS $Gs6=t ~ AN GIN BoY,,
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Ernmet DuYal killed Aue doe near tas OLD
f iscs weighing about one huudred
nosnds. Beer ace said 20 be quite plentiful
10 that locality. s5 5s.s ssss.
CoScsar,--The centenasy jubilee Troupe
r.ye an interesting concert az the bapts q.
CHURCH last night. The entertainment WIZ
lhs repeated tonight. 81 I'll. Y .s
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BY w. Goddin,
Real Estata Agent and Aucttoneer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO VERY
~ VALUABLE LOTS IN MANCHESTER, ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF HULL-Wtll be sold at
auction, on the premises, ON WEDNEsDAY AE.
TERNUON the 22d December. 1875, at 3x
O'Clock P. NJ, the valuable LOT adjoining the store
OF Mpssrs. c. A. Jones Brother on the east, 'front.'
ing 20 feet running hack 40 feet to an alley 10
feet WIDE After which. will be sold that valuable
LOT adjoining on the west the store and DWELL
Ing Of Mr.. william T.. Moody. fronting 81 feet,
running back $50 feet. The foregoing LOTS, In
some respects, are regarded as amongst the most
valuable IN Manchester.
TERMS: At sale.
de 1S W. GODOIN, AucHOueer.
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- OFFICERS ELEcrED.-Tbe Richmond Anna.
teur Literary Society held meeting last
night and elected the following officers !: ID.
L. Spotswood, president; Jacob Bates, vice
president; j. c. Lamb, secretary; j.. b.
Tucker, assistant secretary; D. E. Lumsden,
treasurer; William S. Briggs, censor; G. ".
Childs critic. -s...
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"A Gard 0l Thanks.

Wedssire TO express our thanks 10 the
Richmond Fire Department and other
friends for their timsly and energetic mea.
sures of relief dnring the progress OF the
are at our works on Friday evening lsst,s
oy which most serious confiagration was
averted and much valuable property saved.
WLLrAN E. TAn1RR q Co.
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CRADLES, FAREaoRlc. AND Broom STICKS.
MIR. r. q. Besziey will deliver bis highly
spoken.of lecture on "Cradles, Paregoric,
and Broom. S.icksv at the Virginia Opera
House, Ninth street, tomorrow evening, the
22d, for the benefit Of Jackson Lodge, No.
LAG l. O. O. F. .-.sl.t.iFs ~ GIN #sE i-
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PROVIDING CHRISTMAS OUTFiT.- Sergeant
Howard and Policeman Harmon yesterday
arrested Clara Church, charged with stealing
eighty.five dollars worth Of clothing, the
property Of William Voss, storekeeper at
SIO2 Main street. The officers did not re.
cover the property, though diligent search
yyas made. .-.... rs.aas.....
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINs.-TRAIN No
soUTH.1Leaves Richmond as $50 4. NJ; leaves aN
Paf:y esss g sayes MDresss 4 is
n: arrives at Charlotte at 9:l5 p. 81. <
Lens Pre- soas AsP S sEw Or
5:45 A. H.; leaves airline Junctiou at 6:25 4
~. leaves Salisbury at $50 A. NJ; leaves Gsers.
s9ro at ee bsnd:. 1. 1 ezssf pys a,ss ia
vile at SOL r. H.: arrives in Richmond at e:s5
TRAIN No. 5.-LYycHRuRG AccoMsop4r,ox
Westward-Leaves Richmond at 8 A. 81: arrives
of Rurkeville al 1885 r. NJ. leaves Burkeyijle NJ
+. "a. arrives az Lynehburg at $50 p. N,
10 tickets to points beg ond Burkeville viii be sold
TRAIN No. e.1BuRKEvnLE ACCOMMODATIONS.
Es East Rarkese at l:2o P. Nj ar
Trains Nos. 8 and connect ct Richmond With
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad "1'"
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldsboro'. "''A
The through trains com ect al Richmond and Dun
dee with trains on the Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG
gtnla Midland aaa Great Southern railroad. to and
from Washington, Baltimore, Pblladelphia, and
Trains Nos. and 4 connect at Charlotte With
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond ir-Liae rail-.
road TO and from GreenvIlle, Atlan'a, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and an SOUTH
and Atlanta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, SsYan-
nan. Tallahassee, and oil southern points.
Train No. connects at Burkeyille with the Al.
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern aud southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond to New orlean Q,
Pullman sleepers run on nil night trains.
Local tickets are good only for continuous pas
sage 10 the points named on the ticket. No lay.
over checks win be gfyeL. -
SD O. s-.,t7v .EtsHo T. III. r. TALCOTT
General Superintendent.
JOHN r. MAcHURDo, General Passenger Agent
al
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ByJ. Thompson Brown, w
... Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

s.tsl.s. Real Estate Agent anu AuctlOneer,
No. Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
l. the Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond
entered 10Th December, 1875 In the suit OF Elicit
ct ais us. Burk's administrator ct dlS., the under
signed, special commissioner. win on TUESDAY,
2lst day of December, 1875, at 81 P. NJ, pro
coed to Sell, the premises at PUBLIC auction ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY.EIGHT FEET OF
GROUND on the southeast corner Of Clay and
Bowe streets, being four los-the corner lot fsrty
feet the others twenynine and one third feet each
by one hundred and ffty.three feet to an alley
twenty feet wide. =. -
Immediately thereafter, TWO FRAME TENE-
MENTS. Nos. 543 aud 545. having three rooms
each, with kitchen, on east line of Brook avenue,
in front of Monroe street fronting on Brook ave.
nue twenty-five feet each and running back between
parallel lines - feet. .r
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash; balance in
four. eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes
bearing Interest at six per nt and title retained
till all the purchase-money Is patd.
; .EfI.. JAMES II. DOOLEY,
Special Commissioner
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. lie Is
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CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND
N RE-0RDAIN SECTION z OF CHAPTER
43 OF THE CITY ORDINANCES, CONCERN
ING ANIMALS GOING AT LARGE:
s. -. Approved December IA, 1881
BE IL ordained by the Council of the city ~ Rich.
mond, That sectioa Of chapter 43 OF the City Or
dinances be amended and re-ordained so as 10 read
as follows: - ~ III.
81. II any person shall suffer his COW or calf 10
be at large In any street public alley OF this city
he may be fned not less than one nor more than I'VE
dollars So . &gs9Egsst s1E de I7;5t
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PORES soouar, YEsrEapAy.-Pat: Harley,
a nonresident gagrant, was ordered 20 seave
fhe cisy George Moran. dned one aoslar TOT
baipg drunk Albert Parker fcoioredh steal.
IND 4 lot OF pictures from 3. Holzipges-. case
continued I'm todsys 4. III. Beverley, JACK
Harderoye. and YORK Robinson were dned
one ioiiss each for raising disturbance 70
william Csstaios house; Bob Sordaas was
sent TO sal for thirty days for s.eaatcg some
x,roytsions from A. Huichins; Fred. Kiever.
sat,s and gang OF thirty 1--WE persons, arrest
ed at hls house Saturday night, were dts.
CHARGED; Joseph MeekiHs, for assaulting his
father, was sent TO Jail for thirty days. Ned
Doyie. fined two dollars for ueddling With
people 10 the streets; Louis Rcster and Az
drew Gooda, Eaed swo dollars each for ours
ing, Sc, ID the streets, Earry Christian,
fined one dollar for drunkenness; London
Anderson, one dollar for dreukenhess; Jen
Frsyser, two dollars for drunkenness; Jaca
McCaffertY, one dollar fcr<kunkenness; b.l
Harris, TWO dalisrs for drru&enness; William
Smith and William Williams, two dollars
each for drunkenness; Beverly Swami ane
Chester Minor. one dollar each for lighting
in the street.
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i INSURANCE COMPANIES,

III h b. WALKER u CO., GENERAL M
lie SURANCE AGENTS, lola MACK s1Rzx7,
RIcaNesn, VA Representing the q. :.
7 NORTH BRITISH AND aMERGANTILE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY, of London and Rdin.
E1rgh ,EHkl2nd-caHttal&1 I. 06G.0 900 gold: ,
n AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Etrcfa
mad. Oh1o-aEset Avef q. 600:
i MANHATTAN EfREk INSURANCE. COMPks
NRxof New Yarik--assena oyer $500 .00O. z.s:ii; !.
r LKRCHBHRa TESGRAEGE AND BANKING
GCOaPANY, a Lynehburg. Yss-aasen oven
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, o.
arooklyn. N.Y.. -asssts Over aao0.900. ~.
!. RHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Brock.
lynn Y.--assets over e2, 1000. 600. ii s4 e =
PORTSMOUTH ENDURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth,. Ys.-asstxs over 850,0Dp. 49, 81.
GEO. Loases equitably sfc6ted and promptly pafd
st this agency. Applieaks>ua solicited, and fmmes
date Attention nvea fksretos 90 10
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RIcHxosD, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKE)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
F.t OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT. - |
,.sI5..y RICHMOND, VA. May 10, 1870.
OF SCHEDULE. 49,

~ 9m E.r E Zr
PASSENGER TRAINS lesyc West Point DAILY
at 8 a. A., arriyiHe q. Richmond at 10 A. u.
leave Bichmopd az 8 P. IL, arriving at West Poin
a Trains connect at west Point with steamers from
PAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, aud WIZ
steamers For Baltimore ari all eastern points on
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS; M
Fare 10 Batfsnore... 20
Fare to Washington NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." so
Fare to, Philadelphia. .........,..........a *
aHso ihs TRsiGHiT Trains leave Rich
mond at 8 A. NJ. on WEDNESDAY. ss.D .a,,s
and SUNDAY, connectiGg al West toint ~.s su
steamers, and delivering freight 10 Baltnefe ea.5
next morning; returning, leave West rom, a.
2:20 2. a., arriving az Richmond e o:SS go. "a,
and connecting with the Through Fresghss ira saa
LoGALp FREIGHT TRAINS With passenger.
COACHES attached leave Richmond at 6:O6 4: a. on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and sATUkDAfs,
and leave Wes, Poirt for kichin0nd The same dsys
al 1903 Al. NJ, arriving at Richmond AZ $3.50 7. y.
fThe management takes pleasure In snnonbeIE
to the travelling public and shlppsrs taat , he
steamers Of this hBe between Baltimore aud asss
Point have been reated In the mnst tnoroax99
manner for che accommodation or passeT gers ana
Tysyellers taxing this line arrive In Baltimore
In an,pis tiu,e 20 connect with the rail Hines for
Phiisdeiphia, New York, Bestoa, and all eastern
sl Ere,sf,ts Viii be- given the utmost dispatch. No
transfers at Richmondef sreighs % or from soela'
t esn. po'sa II. n. DOUGLASS. Superintendent.
! wv. n. BRAGG, Master TRANSPORTATION. my II