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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-29

The Kncosr,e Tax.
THE PROPOSAL TO REVIVE IT AND THE ARGu
MENTS USED.

THE PROPOSAL TO REVIVE IT AND THE ARGU-
MENTS USED.
1t is tclegraphed from Washington that q
subcommittee Of the Ways and Means VIII
probably report to the whole committee q
proposition to reimpose an income tax, the
object being to obtain by this means de-
crease OF the tobacco tax and OF one or TWO
other internal taxes. The argument mace
in favor Of an income tax is that the eastern
and seaboard Middle States now pay lar less
internal tax than the northwestern ana tue :,
southern Middle States; that property anu
production arc overtaXed in these iattcr
COMPARED with the burdens borne by the
former: and that an income tax Wouio
roualize the load. Western ana southern
members OF the House very generally iavor
an income tax. and the measure IS especially
strong among the northwestern members,
who say that Government bonds are almost
all owned in the Seaboard States; that t1ese
arc exempted from taxation: and that an
incomc tax is the only way to reach the
bondholders. Mr.. Harrison, OF ILLINOIS, mas
a bill LAYING o graduated-income tax, ana
bearing very heavily on large incomes,
which he means to push after the recess.
But his bill will probably be referred 10 the
WAYS and Means Committee, which IS NOT
Of one mind upon the subject at present.
but it will thoroughly consider the cues
ton, and it is not unlikely that part OF the
comprehensive plan for raising the revenue
needed, which il will bring into the House
soon after January 10th, will be an income
tax laid specifically for one year, and TO 1ail
unless it is renewed by ap act OF the next
Congress.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
l1l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW TWO
L STORY BRICK DWELLING AND LOT ON
NINTH STREET, JUST B EY OND LEIGH
STREET, BY AUCTION.-By virtue OF the provi-
the 25th November, 1876. and 22d May, s77,
from the grantor therein named to the undersigned,
Chancery Court of the city of Richmond to secure
the payment of certain negotiable notes mentioned
In said deeds SHALL trustee In the deeds afore.
said default having been made In the payment OF
said notes and being requested by the owner of said
real estate and required do by the holder OF said
notcs). sell by auction, OH the premises, on WE'D
NESDAY the 9th day OF january. 1878, at o'clock
L. NJ. a new TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
movements, and LOT fronting 80 feet on the east
Side of Ninth street. just north of Leigh street. and
running ba ok between parallel lines 40 feet to IN
alley O fees wide.
TERMS One third cash: balance in six and twelve
months negotiable notes given for the deferred pay.
mrnts with interest added: and secured by deed OF
trust. d. a. RlCHARDSON'
do 90 Trustee.
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By Robert 3. Lyme.
Real Estate Auctionccr.
1912 Main street,

TIRST-CLASS THOROUGHLY-CON-
II sTRUCTED AND ADMIRABLY-LOCATE
THREE-STORY STOCK BRICK DETACLIED
EAST CORNER OF Ninth AND MARSHALL
STREETS. WITH BEAUTIFUL. LOT OF THIRTY
ED, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.-By re-
quest Of the owners shall sell, upon the premises.
on THURSDAY the 10th day of January. 1878, at
O'Clock Z. NJ. the above truly elegant and desra-
bic PRIVATE RESIDENCE. formerly The pro-
perty of Dir. Benjamin DAYS.. and lately occupied
Caldwell. Esq. deceased. The house IS built of
The best material and lnish has about twelve rooms.
with wing attached kitchen. &C. Has closets built
throughout the house. and for convenience 1t Is equal
I'm location and construction to any In the city. On
the rear CT the lot is good brick stable To parties
wishing n splendid home within 4 few minutes
walk OF the Capitol and other public institutions
gether front 65 feet on the north side Of Marshall
and extend back SIS feet in depth TO 4 wide alley
TERMS will be made very liberal and announced
al sale. ROBERl Is. Ll Ne,
dc 2S20.3itGtds AuctiOnFer.
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g" fIneas DEAR" murmured the beautiful
queen OF Carthage, rs one summer eve, with
pensive thought, they wandered on the sea-
beat shore; Eneas.'
sSDeak, Queen OF the Seas" the goddess
born replied; "speak on. What whist her
haben?" {
"Tell me one thing" she said, and her
wistful eys looked up into his like dreams Of
melting starlight; "tell me, my good lord,
one thing"
"Oney Thou bright-eyed daughter of
the stars, a thousand!" replied her hero.
"Nay," she whispered, leaning closer to
him and nesting her head upon his breast,
Sc that her lifted eyes might smile and shine
upon the bronzed face Of the hero, 9 but
one.'
''Unus, sed buster" he nauttered,
quoting from Hsop, which he had read
when q boy, "ask what you will, and /,
by all the gods. willtell you what you seek
to KNOW
She was silent for little space, and then
looking UP tenderly into his face sighed
softly and said:
If b!iiy-goat is butter-''
Eneas started and bis eyes stood out on
his cheek-bores and stared ut each other and
Queen Dido in utter amaZement. She went
on - s.sly
Would you call a nanny-goat butt
trass p,
The goddess-born sat him down upon q
rock and said he Just remembered it was
lodge-night. He fed. BE climbed into the
sirst ship be saw and beat his way to the
next port, and Dido never saw him more.-
rtfngaon Aulei. s . - ~
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Reoucst Tor on Rcp,intion.'

Z New ltFteanH iJciHoS
s AZ distinguished Confederate ienera. u
day or two since received the toiloWlhs
mode, request for ssa reputation" from one
OF his old soldiers, who has got INTO htsls
trouble over in Texas. Should inc Legs
lature OF this State adopt the MouetS ies's,
ter the Generals correspondent might DC
valuable citizen OF our State and materially
aid in diminishing the State debt:
Denr Sir,-I have never addressed you
since we were together in the army. You
NAV think strange OF my writing to you at
all. but, nevertheless, do 1t. l WISH TO
know II YOU could do me the kindness 10
send me n reputation to those people mere
az a Confederate soldier in your COM
mand. T cail your attention to one IN.
cidcnt that occurred during the war
at Cedar Mountain, when you ana DOC
and myseIf tried to stop the Yanks.
General, don't you recoIlect you asked
me IL + could not go out yonder ana stop
those folks: nv answer was, "No, by COO.
General, I can't; II YOU want them stopped
Won had better go and stop them yourself :.
+ hone these lines may ind you in GOOD
health. Z will close by asking you to remit
mo back a little reputation, as they have me
under arrest for getting drunk Only. Very
respectfully yours,
GEORGE JONES SLAhh.
p. S. When was in the army [ abbre-
waited my name to George Jones, but that
can very easily explain. My mother was In
the North, and I did not want her to know
that I was fighting in the South. With
these passing remarks I will ask you how
do YOU do, aud will you condescend to re-
ply2 II you can find out where Captain ii.
and Lieutenant c. and Lieutenant Il. are,
tell them to write to me few lines so that
may know they are still in the land OF the
living. General, the only thing that has
come up against me is getting drunk.
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE JONES CLARK.
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ATrtyrION sAr.Es.-Fufurc pays.
by W. Goddln. Auctloncer,
c,r,ar uorlr an,t :IIJavautl, sf r-eoi a .

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
OAND LOT ON CHURCH HULL, At THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LE1GH AND TWEEN
the Circuit Court OF Henrc6, entered on The 27tli
day Of November, 1877. III he caso of Sadler
against the Union Builing-Fund Company shall
10 sell ut public auction, mt the Office Of W. Goddn
anct!onecr, corner OF Bank and Eleventh streets on
TUESDAY. 9Th January. 1873, Mt IL O'Clock NJ,
the LOT, with FRAMED TENEMENT thereon
fronting 30 feet Twenty ninlh street, running
back 80 feet: being The same lcal estate purchased
by George w. BlaHRinship ut sale made by me on
the Sd August last, who having faid to comply with
the terms OF his purchase 1t will now be sold ut his
risk and costs.
TERMS: Enough In cash to dcrray costs and ex.
pcnscs of sale, and Sl7I on credit as to S117.42
until Sd February, 1878: on credit rs TO s120.8
until Sd August, 1878: on O credit as 10 S134.26
until Sd February, 1879; and rs TO the residue OF
the proceeds Of sale such terms rs the said Blank
inship shall direct. The crcdt-paymcnts to be pro-
perly secured. HILL CARTER.
de 29-Ja1 35,7&S Special Commissioner.
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EXTlSGUIsu THE GAs.-Our readers are
aware that some time ago gas companies
everywhere felt somewhat nervous about
the electric candle. In England gas stock
fell considerably. It was seen that the pro-
ject OF substituting an electric light for
gas was so nearly accomplished that its
final success was only 4 matter Of time.
European scientific men are at work on the
problem, and private advices seem to indl-
cate that such progress is being made that
an important announcement may be forth
coming any day. Once the necessary ap-
planes are perfected so that the electric
candle may be effectively worked upon 4
large scale rs it now is upon q small one,
we may then forthwith eXtinguish the gas,
for OF a certainty cheaper, safer, and in
every way better light will have taken its
place. The electric candle produces neither
heat nor smoke, it cannot cause fire, and il
is expected that it will produce brilliant
light at 4 nominal cost. That it will one
day come into general use is pretty certain.
We believe that day is nearer at hand than
some people would like to think possible
Philadelphia Inquirer.
[The trouble is not as to lights on large
scale but, on a Small scale
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by Goddin, Warren C Co., Auctloneers,
.rtr--.u .-..s-...a 1IO6 Main, all Get.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME
Il TEN EMENT AND LuT ON HAIRY IE
TOWN OF SIDNEY, AT AUCTION-By virtue
OF the provisions or n deed Of trust executed by
Henry Moore to the subscriber rs trustee, bearing
dale 7th December, 1876. TO The payment OF
certain negotiable not" therein specified, in which
default has been made, and being thereto required
by the beneficiary under said deed OF trust so TO do
Shall proceei to sell on THURSDAY tho 9th day
OF January. 1878, npon The premises. Mt O'Clock
r. NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed and described
In said decd. as foows-to-wit: ''All that certain
LOT OF GROUND. with the improvements there
on, lying and being In the county or IIenrico In the
town OF Sidney, on IIarvic street, fronting on the
north side Of said Harvc street "a feet and extend
ing back within parallel lines 141 feet II being the
same real estate conveyed to the said Moore by
James G. Hardy and wife.
TERMS At sale. JAMES T.. GODDlS,
de % Trustee.
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A Negroes Mathematical Discovery.

A colored man named Gidney, residing
on north Third street below Jacob, claims
to have discovered the true and exact ratio
between the diameter and the circumfer-
cnce OF circle. According to the accepted
rule, with the diameter or circumference
alone given, the other cannot be exactly
told. The ratio is 3.l4159 plus, or,
as commonly used, 3.14l6 plus. Mr..
Gidney claims that by an alScbralc
calculation he has discovered the exact
ratio, and has in preparation book ON
the subject, which he intends shortly to
publish. The demonstration OF this inter-
esting discovery is now receiving the attcn-
ton Of competent mathematician, and
whether it amounts to anything or not will
soon be determined. Mr.. Gidnsy possesses
little or no education, except in mathemat-
les, and in this branch it is said he is able
to solve the most difficult problems. Troy
~. ~ Times.
Find the square root OF so, and you will
be able to solve the Negroes problem. Or
tell us how many square spots would make
a round checker-board, and you can square
the circle.l
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHEsPE1hEf
RAILROAD. !
CCuEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAI 81. 1877.

COMMENCING MAI Il. IL I I.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
a-ooP. II. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS,
DAY and SATURDAY. Connects ~
West Point with steamer ita ,', t;.I I%E
more Arrives IL Bttmorc AZ y.
NJ; connects with rail lines Tor " aSh-
!nyton Philadelphia, New YORK. Boz
ton, and all western points. I o''uerI,,
a, Richmond with train, on Richihohu,
and Petersburg and CHESAPEAKE A''N
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT
600 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
SESDiY. aud FRIDAY: ana .,r
EMO A. N TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana SAi.
WV IrRrDtT. CoRnccts WIN ..eainSt'
MT West Point for river landings na,
timor,. and all western points. ,"h
mecls ~ Richmond With trains OF hivIi ,
inond aud Danvil!e railroad, Richinongi
and Petersburg, aud ChesapeaA' 1
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSESGEh. c,,.
a.oopN. Leaves Richmond daily teZcep' scu-
day..
,,.oo. n Arrives Mt Richmond TuESDAI :
Ao'oo fh' '' THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Sua1
meets with trains on Richmona ~, az
petersburg and Chesapeake ana V M,
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Ral,
;Ia,ers fso% FPbsSSr ld5A is and FIJI FIJI
irsn: from Phiisdelphis, New 5o 'i,
and western points, and ~ VEST to ,ts
With trains for Richnoao a"" '
South. a,'s
THROUGH FREIGHT: wrD.
.,opxr srriyes II Richmond MONDAl'" Ic
A:oo 4 a'' -NESDAY, and FRIDAY; ane At
r.,sp N. Tuesday, THURSDAY ana pa, Il
o:lo l. H. it!PDaY. Connects With steamer ~
West Point from BaltimorS. St p
a...,.... .-- racts With Rchmond aad L,a mS
..4 Richmond and Peter,burs anu ense''-
ncake and Ohio railroads.
IO,AI. PASSESGER. ,,S,,.
ooo . n Arrives at Richmond daily eSsep5t 90 -
Ao 'oo ~ 80 day Connects with Richiaoaaa n hid
Petersburg aud Chesapeake anu "''~
railroads. ,o, ., mr. from
,o No noInts Cars run through between A''-
and West Point. y.,, with lowest rates,
guaranteed. No., >.,h guaranteed rates.
.s,,.d 10 MI northern and western poinS st.rp and
Tareuxh tickets sold to al ehsessa
Fas ,ieess apply Il ssrss nSs
ace, sas Main street as INC TSyeeSsy.,Iird and Dock
,onipanvs depot, corner iNc"''
street. ss s. h''aH Il. +. DOUGLAS, suDsFin'eaaeas
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RICHMOND AND rRT.RsErRGl
=

RICHMOND AND PRTERsHrRG}
RAILROAD COMPANY. (
COMMENCING SUNDAY, November II,
" 1877, trains on this road will run rs follows.
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. W., THROUGH MAIL daily. .connecilEs
for Charleston. Augusta, Columbia. Sn-
vannah. Raleigh. Atlanta Maroon,
Montgomery. Mobile, Nov Orleans,
and all poutS Sonth and Southwest;
stops only AT Manchester and Chester.
1000 A. A., ACCOMMODATION daily except
Sunday makes cosc connection al Pc
Petersburg with lie Atlantic, Wssis-
sipp and Ohio railroad for lvnrhbnrg,
Farmrilir, and 9th, local stations on
that road, making same tin" as hy
any other line. stops nj MI regular
stations.
1.OOp.M, ACCOMMODATES daily except
sunday. Passengers taking this train
will make Close connection N l'cf'rS-
burg Ton Norfolk, and at Norfolk with
splendid Eay-line steamers FOR Balti-
more, Philadelphia. and New Iots,
and with the Olh dominion steamers
for New ! rk; stops Only at MaNchc~
ter and Chester.
4:5OP Al. FREIGHT daily (cXc'..
coach attached.
lI:3O NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily Except sun
dayl, connecting for Weldon. VII
mingt0n, and Charleston. Pullman
s!eeplnc-car for Wilmington ana tie
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
$40 A. ~, THROUGH MAIL daily except sun
day., connecting With Richmond. Fred
ercksburg and Potomac railroad l"r
all points North. Eat and Wth stops
only at Manchester aud Chester.
7:5O A. NJ, FREIGTr 1T TRAIN daily except sun
day) with PASSENGER coach attached.
1855 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN dan! lex
ccpt Sunday with passenger c"ich at
tached.
2:2o 7. ~. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except sun
day.. with passenger coach attached.
GAO r. H. THROUGH Maj. daily connecting
With Richmond. fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad Tor all points East
and West. Also, mahng close cennec-
ton with the Chesapeake and ONO
r.lliroad for the Virginia Springs ana
all points S0rth and West. This tram
' stops only n Manchester and Chester
Passengers for Glover Hin connect n chester
daily Except Sunday Nv taking the 400 r. NJ. tram.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond At 3 4. NJ. and 4:3O J.. VI 4.
every Sunday til further notice.
ALI. TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start lfolh
the AppoulAttox dopot- ,,, 49,, ,,,
The 10 a. NJ train from Richmond has been
NO IN A. SHAW. Superintendent
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Ey ROBERT Is. LYME.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
No. 1912 Main street.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
TIOS.-Dy virtue of q decree of the Chanccry Court
Of the city of Richmond entered OH the 1t day of
December, S77 In the suit OF Lyne's assignees u.s.
Bowman ct ais, we, the undersigned, as special
com missioncrs appointed by said decree. will offer
for sale ut public ancor upon the nr rem IS on
o'clock p. NJ, the following REAL ESEATE-to
wit: That VALUABLE LOT with a FRAME
DWELLING and other Improvements thereon, in
the city OF Manchester, on Fifteenth street be-
tween Perry and Porter streets, lately occupied by
y. c. Bowman, deceased.
The above sale Is made ut the risk and cost OF Mr.
Socrates Brooks, the former purchaser. who has
failed to comply with the terms of sale.
TERMS: One third cash: residue ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months, the purchaser TO give negotia
Bile notes. with legal interest added from the day Of
sale and the title 10 be retained until all the pur
chase-money Is paid and conveyance ordercdby the
Court. EDWARD Y. CANNON,
MEADE HASK1NS,
de % S,,ccial Commissioners
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Tn mot de Bismarck: "Therc is no
greater mistake" he said the other Gay to
a visitor, ethan to suppose that l hate
France. Pour moi la France estte pays de
toutes les Sfductions. DAlemagne est une
uielle femme qui touteS les Oertats, mais
qui avec celia est renfrognfe ct dSSagrfable ;
tandis cue la France, c'eSt u,le jeune CO.
quette, TenpHe de charnaes. Ette couche
avec lc progress, ct entante pidee nouvele."
London World.
The color Of girls hair is regulated by
the size OF her fathers pocket-book. II the
latter be plethoric, the girls tresses are
golden or auburn. II the old mans wallet
is lean, we hear the daughter spoken of as
only "that red-headed gall" You never
saw rich girl with red hair.-St. Louis
journal.
Harper's 6 Editors Drawer" is said to
be prepared by wealthy New York banker,
who does the work without pay. We have
never been able to see any reason why he
shouldn't, says the Worcester Press.
Can marine animals talk ?-Ons En-
change.
Seal skin.-Another Exchange.
An unsatisfactory meal-A domestic
broil.
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BY j. Thompson-Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
L ING NO. JOS EAST CANAL STREET.-By
virtue OF two deeds of trust executed by John D..
BEDFORD and wife-the first dated 9th OF February.
1874, and the second dated 9Th of October. 1875
and recorded respectively in the Richmond Cham
Gerry Court d. r. 1O2 4. mage o. and ID. Il. 106 G.,
page ESQ. to secure the Mutual Building and Loan
Association; and whereas dctaut has been made in
the payment TO the said Association. and we, the
dersgned the present trustees of said Association,
being required so to do by The said Association, will
sell on WEDNESDAY, December &c, 1877, ut
o'clock on the premises, the following REAL ES-
TATE. being certain LOT OF LAND in the CITY Of
Richmond on the south side of Canal street between
First and Second streets, beginning 81 feet 10
inches east of First street. running castwardy on
Canal street feet, and back between parallel lines
100 feet, being the same property conveyed to said
Bedford by John NJ. Goddln April b. 1878.
TERMS by consent whilst the deeds above re-
ferrcd to call for cash) the terms will be one third
cash: balance III six and twelve months, interest
added and secured by decd Of trust.
j. THOMPSON BROWNE
S.HIRSH, fTruStees.
JOHN f. HAWKINS.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctionecr.
POSTPONEMENT.
POSTPONED by direction OF the trustees. on account
of the weather. TO WEDNESDAY, January Cd, at
the above lime and place. -
81 AuciOneer.
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.

n N. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL IN
RICHMOND, VA, renrescuting the -
NORTH BRITISH AND MEICANTiLE ~
aURANCE COMPANY, of London and Edinburgh
CAPITAL, 81 zoos 900 gold: +.
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, of Cincin.
natl. Ohio-assets over 81 100000
MANHATTAN f. RE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of New Yark-assets over SS0e. 5000.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE &C &c ON n AN 7, o.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, of Brook
,yn N. ,Y.-assets over Sc 100000.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY. 81
Portsmouth, Va.-aSsets over 100000.
Deposited with the Treasurer of Virginia, 81 90 =
BOO. Losses equitaby adjusted and promptly paid al
snis agency. Applications solicited, and Immediate
attention given thereto. &C Ia
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

E1OR NEW YORK.-Thc Old xGTG
Il Dominion Steamship Company IS $1,000 H4ssss
steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain LAWRENCE. Will
sail SUNDAY, December 30th. nj 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
Freight received until 5 O'Clock Saturday evening.
Through bills OF lafing signed and goods tor
wardcd with dispatch 70 all points north, south, east
and west: ALSO TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, :l2. Storage, Sc and
80.
For freight or passage, apply to
dc 29-2t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
TOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO IfFSs
Il VIDENCE. AND BOSTOS.-Stcam-- .fsss-!ssssss sss
or NORFOLK, Captain TUSSILL. will receive
freight for the above ports until SATURDAY the
goth instant at A.. O'Clock r. NJ.
de COLT ". Z. PORTER. Agent.
DH l l. 4 d f. J. p II A, RICH <Es
4 MOSD. AND NORFOLK STEAM ss2SSaassssassssssss
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA PR0EI-
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES. THREE TIMES Il WEEK.-UntlI further
trips. leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SATURDAY. con
meeting ut Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by orr Fall River line fol
the c!:y rin Cape Cod, landing 1T Old Colony
depot. and Avoiding transfer
W.P. PORTER, Agent,
WILLIAM z. CLYDE 4 CO..
General Agents,
No. II South Wharvrs. Prladcpha.
JAMES w. MCCARRICK.
General Southern Agent.
ID. ID. MINK.
In FoS CT. A