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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

HoERI8LE MURDER-On Wednesday night last
al Sherburne, in Massachusetts, horrible murder
"as committed upon the persons Of Reuben Cou-
fils. farmer, aged seventy years. and his wife, by
man named John Chapman. The villain first cali
ed Cousins to the door and murdered him with an
axe, and then killed Mrs. Cousins, and astempted
the lite Of lab0rer who was in bed The latter
gave the alarm, when the murderer fed. The
whole village out today in pursuit Of the lnur-
derer. Cousins was reported to have large
amour; Of money in his house.
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4rovsrA AND THE CENTRAL RAILROAD we
-, no definite information from augusta relative
:, the vote of that county on Thursday, upon NC
question OF the county subscription OF siO.o0o
% the Central Railroad. A gentleman who Iei'
ssantc1 yesterday morning, states that !. was 0e
l.evcd the county had gone agains. II We nope
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

FuerrrvE SLAVE RECOVERED IN parIAprLpHrA.
On Thursday, VIM. spriyes, fugitive slave
claimed by DR.. Whisebridge of Baltimore. was ar
rested in Philadelphia by young man. SON of the
famous George F. Albert lie had hearing before
Commissioner lngraham, acknowledged himself
slave and refused to have counsel. He was remand
cd to his master, and left this afternoon. There
was no excitement, and no negroes present at the
hearing.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
THE YELLOW FEVER
FROM MEXICO

New ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE yellow fever is
rssidly subsiding here, although il is still very bad
at Mobile and along the coast
New ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE steamer Texas,
with the California mails and dates from the city
of Mexico to the 4th and Vera Cruz~to the 9th nst
has arrived. Vigorous efforts were making By the
Mexican Government to stop robberies, and seve-
raj culprits had been executed.
More troops were being sent to the frontiers--os-
tensioly to repel the Indians. Santa Anna contin-
ued his high-handed measures, executing persons
on the slightest suspicion, and without warning
II was believed that another revolution would fol
low, in consequence Of his arbitrary, tyrannical
course
Mr.. Gadslen, the American Minister, was well
received in the city of Mexico
Passengers by the Texas. say that Santa Anna
has already raised an army OF 80 900 men--the finest
ever known in Mexico. He is assisted L Is believed
largely, by Spanish subjects.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

COLLISION on THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
collision took place on the Hudson River Rail
road on Thursday evening between single en-
CINE and the Poughkeepsie passenger train, going
South fireman and two brakesmen on the pas
scnge- train were killed. Both engineer and fire
man on the single engine were badly hurt. En-
eiuee entirely smashed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

FROM HoNpURAs.-A despatch dated New Or,
leans, Sept. 70, bringsshe following intelligence:
Later dates from Belize, Honduras, have been
received 1t is reported that a party of Spaniards
a-'acged Lima killed the policemen and attempted
- take the lives. OF the collector magistrates and
British consul, and after committing various rob-
berie kfed Gautenlela had captured the Hondu-
Ias town Of Quira and TruXilo.
An earthquake had occurred along the Lake
shore, which was very violent at Biloxi, and much
damage done TO the place. The houses rocked;
AID the people were greatly alarmed.
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BROAD ROCK RACE S-Will con

BROAD ROCK Il A G E S-Will com.
- mence on the second TUESDAY in October
1885, and continue ,uc &
FIRST DAY-tUI.-DAi. II H. 'ween4 ate,f,-
three year old colts and feys mile heats 800
entrance, half forfeitthree subscribers and closed
/. Capt John Belcher names Dr.. Cebells bay fl
ley by Herald dam imported.
2. Mr.. Jas. Talley names oh. fley by Herald, dam
Betsy White.
8. c. & n. Green, name grey horse Granite by
Polydore, dam Andrewetta.
SECOND DAY-WEDNE Sd Y.-Proprietor's
Purse, $3.50, two mile heats, free for all ages
SECOND RACE-SAmE DAY.-A fine set of Double
Harness for a Buggy; one mile out, free for saddle
horses only $40 entrance.
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY.-Joc Club Purse,
-Four Mile Heats, $500, with an inside stake of $3.50
in which Capt John Belcher names Red Eye, and C.
l. N. Green name Lawson
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY.-A Post Stake $3.50
entrance, half forfeit; mile heats two more 70
make race-now two subscribers. This stake viii
close the 18th inst. up to which time any one can
subscribe by addressing the undersigned
Sc l7dtd c. Il GREEN. Proprietors
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.

PoarEn AceusrrED-We learn from Losifa
,,,,,r4ho,,sa that Porter whose trial for murder
has been going OF there the present week, was yes
-. nr,,.s..ai
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AUcrToN sALEs.
EW BOOKS, RECEIVED BY


IT, irss Eagle Square.
VIDE Wide World - $40 11.As- v 10
"a IL Sook Of Mature Elementary introduction
Mins..,s sciences OF Physics Astronomy, hemisfry
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Hen ~ red Sehos der. Phi D. with additions BY
raj snfseSn ne Ear Practical Dissertations on Au-
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chnrcb,s. Stss o. the World 10 Come, and the
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il1il .ne Well Spring for the Sabbath hours
VI aii-etea oeAevers; being a complete course of
morning a.id evening meditstons FIR every S,,,,3sv
IN the ysaf; by Z. II. Bicknstith. M ST. SUNDAY
The Clare mont Tales, or iusratons ~ y
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The InconpIehensibhty of Gods Na.,,s.
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The Exles; Tale by Talya author of .sys.,,;., >,
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With many other late sndexcellent Books.
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MAINE observation-disclosures from "a towns, give
Crosby, wing, tor Governor, $4,000; Pillsbury,
en-, 29, 800; Morrill,, ind. dem, $780, Holmes, F
S, 1900 To the Senate wings and 10 democrats
and independents elected-l5 no choice. To the
House 81 wings and GO democrats and indepen-
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sEABoARD AND ROANOKE RAILRoAp.-The re.
ceipts on This road for the last month, were sla COO
being nearly double the amount received on the
old Portsmouth and Roanoke railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

LANES u. skisSER, for many years ship news
reporter OF the Norfolk Beacon, died ON Wedncs.
day. He was very much esteemed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

Inc Z. ; ship Savannah. Commander Mercer.
sailed Wednesday Morning from Hampton Roads
with fine breeze.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC EX.
CITRSIQN TO THE SLASH COTE aGE

" CUKSIUN TO THE SLASH COTTAGE
The YOUNG GUARD, Captain John H. Richardson
having made an arrangement with the Richmond and
MILITARY and CIVIC EXCURSION to the SLASH
COTTAGE, on FRIDAY evening, the 23d Septem-
Der.
The Corps will be accompanied by the ARMORY
BRASS and COTILLON BANDS which have been
engaged for the occasion.
The Cars will leave the Depot at O'Clock P "
Persons enabled TO leave at that hour win have
the privilege of going by the o'clock train Re-
turning, the excursion train will leave the Cottage
about 2 o'clock. Those desiring to remain longer
can take the mail train in the morning
TREFRESHMENTS will be furnished at CITY
Prices.
TICKETS, for the round trip, ONE DOLLAR
EACH.
IL No charge for Ladies.
Tickets TO be had of any Member of the Company
at the Dept Sc ltd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

SAMUEL ]. SAWYER has retired from the Norfolk
Argus, and is succeeded by THOMAS NJ. CRowpER.
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CROP THEM STRAY MULES, .strayet

~ from the farm OF the subscriber on the night Of
the II til inst, tSundsy.l4 young unbroken MULES
two black, sorrel, with loan rump, the other
red brown, nearly hlaek.-an horse mules 1t ID sup
deep run turnpike.
Any Information by letters through the post osTice
or Otherwise will be thankfully received and ii the
Mules are rsfnrnea to my farm, on the new bridge
road, miles from Richmond, win be suitably re-
3 i5--st+ JOHN H. PARKHILL.
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NOTICE.-An advertisement, signed by

NOTlCE.-An advertisement, signed by
~ John Howard and Alexander Fl. Sands. az truss
tees, having appeared in the Daily Dispatch news
paper of the city of Richmond, under the CAPTION
which they announce, that they will, under Trust
deed executed to them by the subscriber expose to
sale Oh the premises. Friday, the 2rd day of Sep
Of Henrico, the city of Richmond being part Of
Mount Erin tract, containing acres and 9j4 1000
Of an acre.. This is 10 give notice, that have for
hidden and do hereby forbid the said trustees to make
the said SALE and DO forewarn and notify the public
and all concerned not to bid FOX purchase the said
property for the is subject of litigation and
controversy in suit i'll chancery now pending in the
Circuit Court of -, wherein the subscriber is
plaintiff, and John w. Atkinson is defendant and in
which suit, among other things the subscriber con-
tends and Will INSIST that the said trust deed is null
and void. LAWRENCE LOTTIER
tRichmond, Va, Sept. 10th, 1858. Sc Its
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Free Soil Convention assembled at Boston, on
Thursday. Il nominated Henry Wilson Tor Cover
nor, and Amasa Walke.Eor Lieut.. Governor.
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D,vxvR TO Mr., Borrs.--Mr. Boris being on
,. 10 the North, has been invited by The people OF
ye,ysrk, n. J., TO appslic dinner and has accepted
=, ~, ,,,,rl;f,ent. The dinner is TO take place on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

NEW York, Sept 1.-THE steamer George Law,
.sor Havana and New Orleans and the Star oil the
South, for New Orleans, sailed to-day. The GeoF.
#gia, from Norfolk, arrived this evening
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

HUTISr The brig Shamrock from New Orleans
Was in the Delaware Break water ca Wednesday
her crew having n1utinied
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In which Mr. Birch win disappear most nysteriousIy
from the view Of the audience.
PART III.
Overture. Macauley and Troupe
Aunt Harriet Beecha Stowe............J K Search
When the hoe cake hot am smoking Geo Ku1.kel
Concluding with the highly trained Pet Elephant.
CORDELIA, by Herr Van Ambircho.
u The new and popular Songs (arrarged for the
Piano)- -OLD BOB RIDLEY. OLD RIVER FARM
AUNT HARRIET BEECHA STOWE, MARY
VALE for sale at the ticket Office Price 25 cts
each.
u Admission q cents. Doors open at T. to COM
meIce at O'Clock.
Sc l6 JOHN Il. FORD, Agent
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os the llth, saws:
IuterInents yesterday were so Of which 60 were
from fever. lntefments Of the week were SO, in
Gliding 40 from fever Total, since fever com
lnenced- 1880, including 1924 from fever.
The yellow fever was still raging at Thi5odeaux.
ard Il, Bayou Sara and Baton Rouge
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ADJUSTMENTS

baltimore Sept, l6.-Sales Of 1900 bbls Flour
at Sc, and 900 at S6.l2 Grain firm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

LETTER FROM SENATOR DICKINSON, &c.
NEW Yoax, Sept. Ex-senator Dickinson has
published letter Indignantly denying certain
charges made against him by the Washington
Union.
Canal Commissioner Mather, has beea acquitted
By the court OF Impeachment
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BY J. NJ. TAYLOR.

BEAUTIFUL. BUILDING LOT ON
DCHURCH HILL, ON 9TH STREET AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold ON MONDAY the 18th day of
September at Il O'clock 2. NJ, upon the premises,
that lot of GROUND the West side of 9th street.
near the residence of Mr.. Charles Richardson, and
adjoining the late residence of George L. Goddin,
deceased fronting IL feet and running back $50 feet
TERMs-Onethirdc cash; balance at 4 and months
with interest.
sc IS J. NJ TAYLOR, Auct
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold,
several other LOTS in the neighborhood. sc II
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The AGRICULTURAL FAia at Wheeling, Is said to
be progressing timely. The display Of cattle was
very creditabie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

PHILADELPHIA. sept l5.-Flora Temple won
the race tlIis afternoon At Hunting Park ia three
straight beats. Time, 2.3i, 2,32, 2.3e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

.PIrrsDuRc, Sept. 1.-THE composito.s Of this
cry nave demanded an advance OF 20 per cent, on
theif wages, which all the publishers refuse The
Chronicle and Despatch have engaged 20 girls to
work on Monday next, the day fixed upon Tor the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17
RAuROAn npFNING


ST JOINS, N B., Sept 1.-THE opening celebra-
ton Of the European and North american Railway,
took place yesterday. Great enthusiasm pre-
lal
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There was a slight rise in the Ohio on Thursday,
rom heavy rains that had fallen.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

u BY JAMES NJ. TAYLO -
BORT MAYO AND FULTON PRO-
l. PERTY AT AUCTION-THREE HOUSES
AND LOTS AND 25 BUILDING LOTS.-0n
WEDNESDAY next, 2lst instant, commencing at 81
O'clock, p. NJ. upon the premises, will be sold three
framed HOUSES and LOTS in Port Mayo, one on
Louisiana street and two On Graham street, all in
good order, with good Lots attached
ALSO-25 building LOTS in Fulton fronting beau
tifuly some of the principal streets, aud being
among the most desirable Lots in Fulton now to be
had ~
1t is believed that property in Fulton, at this time,
affords a more safe and profitable investment than
any other now in the market.
TERMs-One- third cash; balance at and months,
with interest title to be retained until the whole
purchase oney is paid. ;1 & b .s7'1
sells JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Auctr 2
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TWO GREAT MATCH RACES OVER

II THE FAIRFIELD COURSE.-SlQ00 three mile
heats-Sl0 600 two mile heats.
ON MONDAY, September 25tll, a Match Race VIII
be the Fairfield Course, 3 mile heats. for
$1,000, between TOM WALKER and oNE-EYED
JOE.
On TUESDAY, 9th September, GREAT MATCH
RACE between Virginia AID South Carolina, mile
heats for $1,000 will be run-Firgina naming b. b.
RED EYE, aud South Carolina, b. m. NINA
On WEDNESDAY, 23th-A PLATE RACE, two
mile heats, free for ali ages. Plate worth $500. En-
trance $40
On THURSDAY, 29th-MIe heats, purse 500; free
for all ages. Entrance s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

FAIRFIELD JOCKEY CLUE RACES.
The regular meeting of the Fairfield Jockey Club
will take place on TUESDAY, October 4th
TUESDAY, Fret Day-Sweepstake, mile heats
for year old Sl0o entrance, $50 forfeit Close on
the 10th September; now three subscribers
WEDNESDAY, Second Day. mile heatl purse
$500 Free for all ages. Entrance Sic.
THURSDAY, Third Days mile heats purse $500
Free for all ages. Entrance SIS
FRIDAY, Fourth D0y-Jockey Club Purse, $500,
mile heats Entrance SO.
JOHN BELCHER, Proprietor.
~ The LADIES' PAVILION has been compile
ted and efficient officer appointed preserve the
strictest order. No charge win be made for their
trance to the Course. Sc It's
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PTTrsRuRG, Sept. l5.-The Typographical socie-
y mas agreed 10 take g cents per thousand as a
compromise. The Post and Allegheny City Enter,
prise have agreed to these terms hut the other pa.
pers stiil hold out. The strike will commence on
Saturday.
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BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!:! AT
L. l.. SMITHS Bookstore,
Opposite American Hotel.

Opposite American Hotel.
THE WHITE SLAVES OF ENGLAND compiled
from official documents with II illustrations; BY Jno
c. Golden cloth 81 "a.
MOORE'S LIFE OF SHERIDAN, ? vols, cloth
81 90.
CRAWFORD, by the author of "Ruth," Mary
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THE ROMAN TRAITOR, by II. w. Herbert, pa
per 81, cloth 81 D.
GOLFERS SHAKESPEARE, No. II, 25c.
THE COUNTESS DE CHARNY, or the Fall Of
the French Mouarchy; being the conclusion of the
Memoirs of Physician, &c; by Alexander Dumas
vol !, SEC. -
10 cents
THE LAWYERS; q Comedy, l2!c.
FERN LEAVES, 81 Is; Smiths POEMS, Is CENTS
Mark Hurd estoIe: Artist Wife; Annie Grayson, &c.
GLEASON'S PICTORIAL, BarnuIn's News. Spirit
of the Times, Weekly Herald &C., all for this week
Sc lit
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NETROPOLITAN HALLE
1f1 GEO. KUNKEL.. .Nsnar
i. Ace
z u NJ K ELS


NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE.
After tour through the Southern States and high
~ successful of lo4 evenings in Baltimore as
well as brilliant stay of two weeks in Washington
have returned TO their old friends III Virginia and will
appear for EIGHT EVENINGS, commencing
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH
They will introduce many
Rare, Beautiful, Comic
and pleasing features, and
Produce several new candidates to public favor
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER IT,
PROGRAMME
OvertuTe-Grand introductory. .Macauley & Co
Grand Opening Chorus-Operatic.. Nishtingales
Mary Vale-composed and sung by....... s. Macauley
My Lovely Mountain Kate, tEew) .........P. Berger
The Old River Farm (Macauley). Geo. Kunkel
My Old Kentucky Home ............. Mast. Webster
Ci4cie sam dTul n. Search
Camptown Races, (1mitations) .............W Birch
Doit 500. w. Birch
va bop hluIey X. Search
PART II -oLIo.
ACCORDION Fantasia. ..................Le Levi Brown
foloinac bfedkdoWn. Mast. Sides
Louisiana Belle Dance. Mast Floyd
Comic Banjo Duett.. Birch 4 Kunkel
Grape Vine Twist. Observation-Disclosures Birch
THE ARAB BROTHERS!
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4 n Brandy, for sale by
, ?. VOOLFOLK. JR,
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE.
DR. ALIENS PATENT -TEETH

Il =. aA.@1111-s p 2AI11-NI 7 u T. II
-; - WITH CONTINUOUS OR SOLID GUM
prepared 10 make ARTIFICIAL TEETH alter he
method patented BY Dr. Allen. --~- s =.
Tne supef1oriy OF which, other kinds consfsfs
~ tnsn strength end perfectly natural appearance
lac gum and teeth being one solid body Affords 20
pace LOT the lodenaent Of food ke. The metal upon
the teeth are made is Pistins and Is equal liz
eysIJ respect TO Gold for making artificial Teeth.
apecinens VIII LIE shown with pleasure TO ali who
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hACoN--Prime Hams, Shoulders and
- a.eeS Bacon, for family use. and small size. For
sac ~ z. VOOLFOLK, JR.
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TOR IA.-The fine stmr.
Il PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. Baynore is now reaay
corrective freight and will sail on MONDAY the Issb
instant, at O'clock. For freight passage apply 10
slGssg9.r r. RANKIN
P. s. All persons having freight on board are re-
spectfuy requested 10 send for the this day as
cur delivery is on the wharf and after landed Is at
the risk of consignee
Sc IL r. RANKIN Aren't
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oath SPONGE.-Bath. Snroeon's an3
~ Carriage Sponges, for sale by "''A
PURCELL, LADDA IN
Sc II Druggists, 81 Main street
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OFFICE VA. AND Tenn. RAILROAD

AFtlCE VA. AND TENN. RAILROAD
~ Co., LYNcHBURG, Sept. Is l8s3.-The 9Th an,
nua meeting of the Stockholders of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company, will place at this
Office on the 18th day of October next-and all per-
sons holding proxies, requested to hand them in
at as early day as possible that the may be
examined and listed.
JOHN n. HUGHES, Clerk,
Sc lo-ts Va Il Tenn Il. X. Co
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NEW SWISS CHEESE, most deli
cioas ertcle-just received. and for sale whole
sale aad retail by ZIMMERMAN l. co,
No. l!C Broad street, between 9Th and Ith
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ENXTRA TRAIN ON SUNDAY NEXT.
FOR THE PROTRACTED MEETING ATTHE
SLASH CoTTAGE.-For the convenience of per
sons desrous OF attending the protraced meeting of
the Methodist Church, at the Slash Cottage in Uano
yer county, an extra train will leave the Depot on
Sunday next at O'Clock, A. NJ, and return TO Rich
Inond at p. NJ. ~
Fare for the round trip, ST. Children and Servants
half price. SAM. RUTH
Sup't. Transportation
Office Richmond, Fred. L. p II. r. Co. Riehmond.
Sent. Ia. 1888 =
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L UBIN'S EXTRACTS.-AI arge asso-,-
IL meut of Lubin's genuine EXTRACTS fof ALE ~
PURCELL, LADD& CO.
se II Druggisfs 90 Main ~
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| EVTS AND HODGSON'S EFFEC-
~ TUAL FERMlN POISON tor rats, mice, reach
es, &C.. For sale by
CHAS. MILLSPAUGH, Druggist :,
Sc II z asf Mar sfre :.
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GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST
49,

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, .frorn Baltimore
to Wheeling, and connecting there acith the
large, 1lesc, and splendid Steamers of the
Union Line ON the Ohio, and the Stages to
GAINESVILLE, &c.
THIS EXPEDITIONS LINE being now tho
Il roughly completed, by the late finishing of
the Great Board Tree Tunnel and the road being
in excellent order, the earnest attention of travel
lers 10 confidently directed TO its superior advan-
tages and low fares. The scenery upon this road
is OF the most stopendous and attractive character
The Express Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily
at z p. M, and runs directly through to Wheeling
$3.50 miles) in Is or l9 hours including all stop.
pages, arriving there at or 8 p. M next day; or,
passengers leaving Baltimore at a. m may Law
over for lodging in Cumberland, (l79 miles } and
proceed thence to Wheeling in the morning.
To connect with these trains, the care leave
Washington at a. and p. m daily, meet
ing the care from Baltimore at the Washi n gton
Junction, DIETER known as the Relay House,) g
miles from Baltimore.
At Wheeling the seven unrivaed steamers of
the Union Line, which have just been completed
for this route, form daily connexon with the cars
and convey passengers down the Ohio to Cincin-
natl and Louisville, where the stages for Nashville
&C., or the St. Louis and New Orleans packets,
may be taken by those going further on.
Passengers for Columbus Tor who prefer the land
route to Cincinnati) and other parts of Ohio and
the Yves may also proceed direct from Wheeling
in the Ohio Stage Company's excellent coaches
over the best part of the National Road to lanes
| vile, &C., and thence by railroad
Passengers for Weilsville and Cleveland by
steamboat and railroad will also ind this most
agreeable route, there being regular and speedy
connexion at Wheeling to and from those places.
| 0J-Baggage checked through from Washington
| to Wheeling, and no charge for transfer of pas
sengers or baggage.
Fare by through ticket with the right to lie
over anywhere on the route) from Washington
| to Wheeling $3.50; to Cincinnati $ll; to Louis.
vile $l2.
Tickets to be had of Mr.. PARSONS, Agent, at the
agents of the Company.
VIM. PARKER,
NAV III General SIN