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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18

MEMPHIS, Aug. 1T-FlOur dull and I'M
changed. COrn-nO transactions, 90c. Oats
dull and lower; new 45a5Oc. Lard dull
and unchanged. Bacon was quiet and IN
changed.
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SATISFACTORY TEST OF THE JETTIEs.- New
Orleans Times. The jettles have under.
gone their first experience OF the power OF
winds and waves, ard though the intToduc.
tory ceremonies were Of rough nature, the
result has proven pleasant to those most
deeply interested in the question Of the per-
manency OF the work already completed.
When the question Of jetties at the mouth OF
the river was first agitated the greatest ohJec-
ton made by those well calculated 10 judge
was that the piliug would not hold good
against tie storms Of winds that frequent the
Gulf during the fall of the year, and that
no m,tter " bat prccautiors were taken the
piles were bound to wash out on the FIRST &C.
casion Of heavy storm. The engineers 10
charge of the great enterprise were of diff.
ferent opinion, ard their judgment Is verb
fed in the fact that the Unusually heavy
storm Of last week bad no other effect than TO
displace and wash away less than twenty. five
out of the 1000 piles driven, and destroy
abou, 500 ieet of willow mattresses that
had been placed in position on the east
ietty. This is sufficient proof that the
pjlng has firm enough foundation for all
PURPOSES, and the Jetty Company
can well congratulate themselves that the
test is over. The buildings erected by the
company for the accommodation of the men
were not in the least damaged by the VIC.
lence of the winds. and although the posi-
ton at one time during tie height OF the
storm was terrifying the men bore them
selves bravely, and with the exception OF one
or two seemed rather to erjoy than to fear
the danger. The water backed up from the
Gulf and covered the entire ground. so that
it resembIed huge sea; yet not single ac'
cident occurred, though it compelled cessa'
ton of all labor for few days.
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HUMAN SALIVA KILLS SSAKEs.-The Mari
eta (Ga.) Journal was told by gentleman
the other day that human spttle was as
deadly to poisonous snakes as their bites
were deadly to man. He says while picking
I'D bundle of straw and trash under bis
arm, while cleaning a field, a ground rattle.
snake, four feet long, cra~led out from II,
and fell to the ground at bis feet. He ut once
placed bis heel upon the bead Of the snake
and spit in it's mouth. Shortly afterward the
snake showed symptoms OF inactivity and
sickness, and he picked 1t up By its tail, and
clrried it to the house, and showed 1t to bis
wife, telling Der he had spit 10 It's mouth,
aud that it was poisoned. At the expiration
OF fifteen minutes the snake was dead. To
further experiment he came across blow.
ing adder (suuke). which elected from It's
mouth a ycl'owlsh LIQUID. He caught it.and
spit in its mouth, and it died. He caught
smother blowing, and it refused 10 open Its
mouth. He spit upon stick aud rubbed
the spitlIe upon the adder's nose, and It
died. Afterward be came across black
snuke. regarded as no! poisonous, and be
caught it aud spit ia its monta. lnstead OF
the Spite killing the block snake as It did ne
poisonous reptiles, it only made it stupidity
Sex GoD which 1t recovered. This e9.ea'
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Y.,tcr from Prince Edw ard.
p. .r,I.urc If The Richmond pispatch]
,n.t ruyRT--lMr0KrANT SUIT AGAINST
RAILROAD COMPANY.

p. --....., ,I,llrc If the Richmond pispa'ch.J
...u.. ..uyRr--l INFORMANT SUIT AGAINST A
RAILROAD COMPANY.
FAENvnLE. September -, 1875.
r.. C.-ruit Court of Prince Edward was,
+,..srr j., recent term, occupied IN the trial
~f,t,, so. cf ". W. Ander>0u'S adm'nlS-
,-,.,rr> The Richmond and Dinvllie rail
r.;I The leading facts Of the case and The
-.,rr, # the tIlal may in crest the readers OF
thu D,>gi'rh. -, ,.
-, r. .iyty.ore wears old che deceased),
I.r ,1,,.u Blv Ger .. Tor bis home, four miles
I..,u.. aha,i. $40 T. NJ, walking, aud taking
r.. rlloli track n bis route. The mal'
,r...r from kjchmoUd was due AT 5:0o L. Al
pa rra,Au-, a point on the railroad mite
NOR. ,niHa hAIt-nIlc distant lie seems 10
t,y. ,4sru h> seat. removed one >hoe, ana
,:,f4 ,u on the track. The tram came on
s,hu!u'" Vine rouUd Il curve 400 yards dis
,,r, -,guin. a. 20 10 % miles speed.
Tn. rf.t..,cr gave the ordinary Sigua! on
qrrr.4r.!n. i Lrl0': discovered man
Nm. % the road. Immediately gave the
,.,,1 ,..Iri OF alarm. attempted TO reverse
H. r,..,.. and used every appliance 10 stop
IL. trim, Ihr man, tack was towards the
rain .ut on The dapgtr>ignal being given
r.,.u, Yu>. |. and turned bis iScc 10 the
r,grr. tr.iu. but did not throw himself
:nfa,., ,,d..dl,ch, IL tie engineer testified
H.. gs-,t ,!yc done. lie IA. struck on the
,ha.tt,r aud kLocktd from the track, crush
t,.lu am and receiving other bodily irju-
~. TIE train Stopped after passing eighty
vy.G.. tuah tie body. still living. 10 the de-
~. u. aiIn Ha> ampu;a:ed. He died from
.r.r.,- received in about ihirty-Slx hours.
la.> IA; j. brought by his administrator
under thr provision of the Code (p. 99Gi au-
ilo.nug >un to he maintained hy the per.
Sons, representative Of the deceased ou ac-
couu; u drstA occa>ioncd by the wrongful
SC. O.! another. and allowing damages for the
~, u ;.c widow and family Of the deceased.
TIE ;IGut.li alleges negligence on the part
Of tu" railroad company for their right OF
seton. III" defendants plead not guilty,
aCi 81, NJ contritutory negligence on
;Ar y.rt ot the deceased.
M,,,l,. hyip-. Mckinney, and Fitzgerald
a!a counsel tor i" fIautill. aud Judge Mar.
>a.a lat ". v. Henry. Esq. appear for the
G'1rltlh:.. OF course both PARTIES are faith.
fully aaG atly repf, seated.
IHp Guy> ar more were occupied in
ta.t-'."l hiuuli'> S.imony. Whrn COM
..r',', 'ln G,irn,:tn rendered 4 demurrer 10
IL iHUyll'> ryit!t nee: III other words, tac
&r'':.:tu'> ~ that The evidence OF the plain
Il" 3, &c.. II llrjrut in law for the malntc.
lJ-.~ ., iH",ur.
\ l''a C., u >iX thousand dollar. for the
! .ta Ha~ !cuG"i' q. subj c; 20 the opinion
~ IT, .a1rton Il Z demurrer 10 The evidence.
H. H-ua"ut on this lar question has
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roof and through the l1tticed Iron door the
visitor may see that in six of the. tWenty
spaces are buried the father, the wife, and
several Of the children Of the oyetthrown
barker. This is the sadiest sight OF all he
sad scenes that must ensue when home is
broken up and strange hands are laid upon
every tbing, and the visitor turns away feel
Ing that
"Jhe paths OF glory lead but 10 The grave,'
and not always 10 nearly so comfortable a
grave, either. Sitting in the conservatory,
AID looking due east up long gravel walk,
bordered by flower beds shaped like stars,
and ovals, and crosses, relieved here ard
there By rustic fountain and snowy swan.
is ga imitation of q ruin. The builders art
has been called on to imitnte an old stone
building rapidly falling to pieces. and be has
succeeded we'll. Within its UNCOVERED
walls is n reservoir from which the house
was supplied with water.
II was nearly Il O'Clock when the auction
GERS voice called evesyb body to the dining
room, and when the catalogues were opened
all was ready. Nearly half of the furni-
ture was sold yesterday. To-day the re-
mainder will be disposed of, and on Wednes-
day the plants and flowers will be put under
the BANNER.
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Tine lti. Indian Council.

NA,T.:u TuE 10 TO MAKE Cp rs MIND.
I'm lL1rp AGENCY, NEE. Tia CHEYENNE
v. l., september 21.-The commission has
decided not TO meet The Indians again until
They a.yc determined wi at they Will do, and
IN t)D>,qIcuce notified them last night that
tA'Fv would hc 10 council to-day. All tue
ciicf. have been holding council at Spotted
Ilt', camp to-day. The Cheyenne chiefs
Wild iitAk and Sanding Elk visited the
commission TO day, and said their la'herS
Used u O"n all this country. All the head
men OF The tribe we're now wiling 10 cede to
Inc WIRES, AID were only waiting for the
HioUA 70 mike up their minds. The commits
soueT> stated they were waiting for the same
Ir>lh, Tie Sanding Rock Indians start to-
Ill! Tor nouIe, with beef for twenty days.
i"rlr scent IS authorized to sign the treaty
igF ta'uI. He left yesterday for Cheyenne.
l'"se Is much turbulence among the young
A'o. and frequent shots are fired around the
a5sLry night aud day.
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,.. from rctes>b"rG.

-..r,u,lca', y! the h''"'"'"' nn &C.
rt7Srsrnr.'ES,%,, % vi ,nrrrd this morn.
YER, ua Il tiit;''iv cr >a , do, = ~" be,wcen
: ,hr Norfolk ,a''toa' y, WV ard Csn.sin
nn- - wj'lisN f. n' ',,,"d IN blows. The
,' .,.' iyon, which rr>u.'ra IA ,escs con,.
' 3.,,,1, u,rn were scpafa'rn az" uha hsnncned
~'", ~, hy Ms,or GREGORY w. "'s -; :.
h' 49, near. The dl'tr"'t 49, az ,ho c;,v
- ,,.<n.> on relative 10 'ns ~, y" Va @AS '
NN," -. Petersburg ra''r"'"'
anu h,ieh residence, on >ou'u '.Ha'i '', Z
,.,., hr!oa&in& 10 Tue -, o,,,.,;n,, LOST
,,no H. RlEj'nd were so'o Ola ~ hr WV NV " r.
'"', ';,,, unc was PURCHASE" ps NJ ~
,r,tr,,r,. ,nr e co. m" tue ''"'' ~ -"'' W
:, ,Y,nh"rt 10: ;! 'i"' ,,,,,,h,, ,,ar
II, r.y \. Wynnr, an cS''Wtp'e 'ao!
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THE HAYDEN ExPEDITIoN.- alton
has Just been received by Professor Hayden
from A. u. Wilson'S division Of the survey
from Fort Garland, Colorado. This division
of the survey has been at work exploring
the southern portion Of Colorado aud por-
lions Of New Mexico. Though obstructed
by storms the party have been very success.
full, aud by the close of the season wilt have
completed the examination of overy 10000
quare miles. This parry have made lntny
additional interesting discoveries OF the re.
ni,iGs of a prehistoric race that oEce inha6.
III d lhe cInons aud plalns Of tue Interior OF
he continent,
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Some Chicago hoodluns, learning the
other night that wedding was taking place
10 the neighborhood. concluded to treat the
guests 10 charvari. After footing and
drumming for some time. and failing to at.
tract any particular attention, they sent In
formal demard for beer or money. Failing
to get anything better than few kick., they
sent for r11forcements, and commenced
agaiu. The father of the bride then went to
the door and addressed them with a re-.
yolver, wbereupon they al dispersed save
one, and he was subsequently, Carried of on
a shutter.
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;, RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN Iowa Over FIFTY
~ tE>'N> iNjrHED.- Omdt0, Septemte- Is
Nc u'il Train which left Chicago Sunday
.''7H'' -"'H instant, on the Chicago, Burling-
'"t ~" 'l.!tcy railroad, was thrown down
>'rt ctnha"kmcnt two miles east of Wood
~, No. d. Iowa, a. } . clock yesterday afternoon.
=, Nv a'c'.tnt vas ciu>ed by the spreading OF
''' ira /, or twisted rail. The train con-
,N q ihree c)icaeS and two baggage-cars.
AL "Ht RE engine rolled down the embank-
Mrh'' making Two or three revolutions.
''"I> I""elS, scc,ion foreman, was in
>''NA! killed., and about tilty passengers
S''e more or less Injured ALL but two,
Ho"c',!, ate dUiu. well.
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i''r' EilcAS MASS MEETING IN BALTIMORE.
Trn l'o"llca' meeting at Masonic Temple
If va b'%a', }. Morrison Harris, nominee
C,,' VIC republican State Convention of the
"s ket"rm and Mcichaut,' Reform or
,.,1, 'As'oH Tor Governor, formally accepted
fl, " , aud opened the campaign on
i, o pay q The combined opposition TO the
-, ,' IIv'rAtic party IN speech. A letter was
rgn,". Iih ;. Ieackle Wallis accepting the
sl,,r ',a,'"n Tor At!orney-General of the
IL. ,,r; ' ,ne same organization, and defining
b.sI I'0""u on which his acceptance was
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RICHMOND AND rETRRSBUR9t
RAILROAD COMPANY.


RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE /. 1875, trains
" on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICIIMosP SOUTH; o.,
$40 A. NJ MAi =. aaX ienSe s ss SnS,
and West. Sleeping-car attached.
7:45 A. n, FREIGHT TRAIN daily except Sun.
dayj, with coach attached, for Petcrps
burg and stations on the SouthsidS
road, Lynehburg, and. the West.
1A5 r. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, sonHect;nx
sengers taking this train will make
close connection at Petersburg fo1
Norfolk. -,
500 P. n. FREIGHT daily Except sundayS
with coach attached. ~
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
73OA A. H.. FREIGHT TRAIN daily tsxceps
Sunday with coach attached. -
1OAQ 4. NJ, THROUGH MALL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg sAd
Potomac railroad for all points EaR
800 p. A.. FREIGHT daily Except sandayh
coach attached.
7.35P.M, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun.
day), connecting With Richmond;
Fredericksburg and p9somac saiiross
Sleeper attached, runnina through 70
Baltimore. Also making Close con.
nectIou with the Chesapeake and Ontc
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West. 80 g u
The MAIL TRAINS will NOT stop between Rich
reond and Petersburg except q Chester:
Trains on the Clover Hill railroad VIII isaaS
S ieave Chesrer 1t ao p daily except suIdays.
ALL TEAMS leaving Petersburg VIII srxr froE
my 90 q. OLA M aupSLIu.SDUCns-
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RAILROADS il Lssss ~

|. ML GO - Ez5
k51enMosp Asp pAMy1sLE gAl.so.p oas.I1
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. TRAIN NJ
E sds sssaa.af sas !:
Ban psny Al Rnese q Ia
leaves salisbury at GIG r. NJ: srri II e
LEANS ExrHEss. Easswurd Hp $500 N.Y. Or 2,
Sa2 e A. sayes Junction g $40 A.
se iss H. g esse & Dsays5 e
vile Il Of Il arrives !: Rieims ass' y aa sa7
TRAIN No. 3.-TRRoEGH MAIr-Yxw Yosr
FOR THE SoUTH-Leaves Richmond at I3s p. h. :
leaves Burkey1lk at ASP 2. d.; leaves Dundee AZ
leaves Greensboro at PAS 4. IL leaves sai.:buIv
at SGT A.. n: leaves Airline Junction "a 1853
S No a ChsrI1ss sl IA 4
Leaves Charlotte at 9:16 2. NJ; leaves salisbury
nc 1883 r. H.: leaves Greensboro at A. n. !;
s s1sss leaves BnrfeviIs a Iiss aaef H. :.
arrives a Richmond at 2:22 p. d.
TRAIN No. lccoMMoDATloN.
at BurIeviiIe al 1S1s p. a leaYes Barsevi it
al / 2e p. b.: arrives st Lypcbburg at 4:2e r. y.
No tickets TO points beyond Burkeylle viii be sold
TRAIN No. 8.-BURKEv1ILE ACCOMMODATES,
r1feS at Richmond az SS6 a. IL. r.. Il,
Train No. 2 connects at Richmond with the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. 40
Trains Nos. 3 and connect ut Greensboro. Win
trains to and from Raleigh ard Goiesbor0'.
All through trains connect At Richmond and Dune
dee WIN tralns on the Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and WASHINGTON City, Viz:
gtiia Midland and Great Southern raiIroad, TO and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York. 80 = .9T.ss..j--V
Trains Nos 8 and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail-
road trains to and from Baltimore and eastern
points
Trains Nos and connect st Charlotte with
trains on the Atlantis and Richmond AIRLINE ran.
road to and from Greeuville. Atlanta. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and al southwest.
ern points. IN 1915 faSs@s : '
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad Goy
Columbia, Augusta Savannah, Tallahassee, and AL
southern points. .t. ~ ~ 5'fzlis,s,S& =
Train No. connects at Burkeyille with the AZ
laptic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad. from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 70 all southern and south western
points, and naRgage checked through .; asssf
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans
Pullman seepers run on all night trains. 55sss
Local tickets are coed oniy for o continuous pas.
SAGE 10 the points named on the ticket, No laJ-
i. T. N. r. TALCOTT,
Engineer and Superintendeuki
w. L. w EST. Master Of Trains. 50 81,
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'L>ihvcrrs FIG Us IN IRELAND AND
,"'SAHh'-- L2adon. september 2s--A de.
, - "','r Hood occurred Yesterday during
~" -rcat yale in The Valley Of the Lee, Ire
,t, ' lhr river rose several feet, and inun-
r'a ,t PORTION Of the city of Cork and the
,,n ""'s Ter mites about, occasioning i'm.
b", 'a'Ha-e 10 property. Similar accounts
I,nt "t'n received fron other parts OF Ire
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Mmr,.' ''''f schuIz, according to the CO.
,y.1, W. ''"f"0t, stated while ia New York
b. n ~ "oIId not accept compensation for
L,,.,. St'ecee-, not even travelling ex.
,,,',. ".a bar made The same statement
yu,,1,, 'Ae A"iUhlcan Stale Executive
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RAILROAD LIVES,

6sn 6RSs rEIE51 r.sssssszss.s..fr1 r-srz>zn=srxs-
~ I'd - - - rs
TEE SEVERAL. DIVISIONS OF THE
Il PIEDMONT AIRLINE RAILWAY have
perfected and ar. now running schesule from
RICHMOND TO ATLANTA in FOkTY.F15HT
HOURS. This train puts off through freight IN
carload quantities ct any station between Kfch-
mond and Atlanta. and makfs close connection at
Atlanta for all points Sortb and s'nih vest, thus
who desire to cultivate The North Carolina, Youth
Carolina. Gforpia. and Southern trade.
FreIghts delivered nj III" depot By ESQ NJ. viii
leave the same evening at 4 o'c'ock. z. II
s-si@ezs..s JOHN r. MACHURDO,
sc 2.2taw1m Gent raj Freight Agent.
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sisely shows tbn. poisonous snakes hive as
much to fear from the spitle Of man as man
has to fear from their bites.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND fHEsApsAKL1
RAILRoADt OAiPANy. |
OFFICE OF THE sgPERISrENDEST, |
RICIIAoND, VA, May ~, 1870.

CHANG OF SCI II DOL
PASSENGER TRAINS leave West FONT DAILY
at S A. ~, arriving st Richmond ~ ~ q. ~.
leave Richmond At +. a., Arriving az west foint
trains connect a. West Point With steameEsften
Baltimorp aud all eastern points On WcUsESs.
DAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS aud VIII
steamers for Balumare and all eastern pclnS ON
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,a aud FRIDAYS.
Fare 10 W
Fare 70 Washington. "a
Fare to Philadelphia. ............... *
re Tas q fH isays RiesnoDa
at $50 A. IL. ON WEDEtSDsf,5FH iDAIs sna
sun DAY, connecting II West Poiat WIN sieasns,ss
morning; returning. leave West at 2:Zof -. -
irving at Richmond al 5:2S r. NJ, ano e9nMsEunJS
With the Through Rretxht Trains On tDt h,cnHiobu
and DaryIIie railroad for all southern DoiRts
LCIaE FREIGHT TRA1ac, Wild pn,sanxe1
coach Attached, leave Richmond az 500 a. M. On
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS aat SATUhUAtoy
and leave West PoIns fer Richmond sams3 aays ~
ii :OS a. d.. an fsinx 1T Richmond " 800 4. ~.
The managcrnent takes pleasure 10 1DnounclnS
TO the travelling public snd shippers fnst y JIG
stesmerso OF this Hnes belweea Balsinorr ssc Wass
mnuner Tor the accommodation Of psssenSeTs AUG
Tiers taxing this Tins arrssa Ia baltimore
In nmsie time to connect With thc Eau efnts tof
phiisd ipbia New YORK, Boston. and I'll esstssh
Fretgits siii be given the utmost dispafch. no
ia nsfsrs III Richmona OF fseiRhis cyR *satF-
nss. ,ni,p;s1 III. ". DOUGLASS .sapafipsndens.
" n, BRAGG. st&stsr sra soGf'xfsons q h1sss1 .,
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILR0AD,as
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. IT.
-s RICHMOND, september 4, 1875.
Until THE 15TH OF OCTOBER
" ROUED-TRIP TICKETS between Richmond
and White Sulphur Springs will lie sold at 41U. IS.
CONWAY r. HOWARD,
se6 general Ticket AGENT.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


EOR PHILADELPH IA.-HMR
r The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain q -
ShRH. VIII receive freight for the above port TIL
fElDAf The LIST insian. ar q o'clock.
Freight taSen for Wilnsngton. Del. Providence.
Hostoi. aud San Francisco, and bills Of lading
staferoom. %. w p PtIRT.p a oant =
sc 30-2t oSos nccs go,
FOR NEW YORK-Tke 60
n Old Dominion Steamship Companv,s Sa2&AG
steamship WYANOKE, CnpIsJu Cotrf W. WIN sas,
Friday October LIST. st O'CLOCK 4, - -
Freight received until 3 o'clo P. n.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods far.
warded with dispatch to all points north, eouth.
eaSt, and west; Also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accomm CdatiOns UNSURPASSED
Fare TO New York, s12; steerage, Sc; round.
Forfreight or passage apply TO
G. W. ALLEN & CO., Arents.
sc 293t ComDsny's W narf. RotR etts.
DHILADELPHIA. RICF. <sEss
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWiCE
A WFEk-Undl further notica the steamers OF
this line will leave Philadelphia every TUES.
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at IL O'Clock. :
Freight taken at low rates for eli parts of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Proyi.
werp MA Red Star anc American steamship lines
and bills OF lading sisner through.
". p. PORTER, Agent,
2425 DOCK strcet. Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & CO.,
NH IL No. ~ South WharTes. PHILADELPHIA
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 4G4
W COMPANY. SfSesa& =

This company Will dispatch enc Of their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANQKE. tsAkC
BELL, RICHMOND. and GEORGE w. ELDER-
high water. ..........-'
These ships are entirely new, and were built ez
pressly for this route.
rooms. 1864.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are Cd
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river. ----e-,.---..
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until 6 P. II. daily.
For further tnformauen, apply to
.. GEORGE W. ALLEN CO., Agents,
my19 office Comranys wharves. Rocketta.
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MEADE g. BAKERS DRUGSTORE,
ANGLo-swIss CONDENSED MILK, superior TO
any ether brand;
DURAND'S CASTILLONS ELIXIR, a rne tonic,
and for chronic diarrhcea:
LANCELOT's IoDISIZED SYRUP OF HORSE
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DARBY,s PRoPHYLACTIC FL0ID;
POPOLEO, for kidney aud liver complaints;
CRAB.ORCHARD SALT In bottles;
HIMROL'S CURE FOR ASTHMA;
.GUAYANA POWDERS, for headache:
EFFERypsCENT CARBONATE Of LlTHIA;
LOZENGES for The thirst Of fever;
THE most approved SUPPORTERS and TRuSSES
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