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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

FATAL ASCENT CT MOUNT WASHINGTON, N. H.
Mr. Bourne, of Kennebunk, Maine, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, left the Glen House, at
Mount Warrington, Thursday afternoon, to ascend
the Mount on foot, without guide They lost their
way, and remained without shelter all night. All
suffered extremely, and the daughter died during
the night. Mr. aud Mrs Bourne were discovered
Friday morning, and are doing we'll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

THE RECENT HEAVY ROBBERY AT SARAToGAs--
Gen. Halsey has received some SD, 900 worth Of
the railroad bonds and other papers stolen from
him at Saratoga on the 5th OF August last. The
diamonds, jewelry and money, amounting In value
to about s., 900 have not yet been recovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

IHE CIRCULATION OF THE BLOOD is Justly
esteemed the grestest ordination of divine Provi.
dence; by that beating engine the heart il ia driven
to al parts Of the system, giving vgor and strength
TO the complisated machinery Of mao. This living
through the arteries and returns softly through the
veins How necessary that it should be kept free
respecting this crest essential to the enjoyment OF
perfect health. Derangemen. in the Liver and
Nerves 10 generally the primary cause; and Jaundice
DyspepGa, which makes life burden, result from
it. Suicide would rapidly follow suicide if there
was no cure. No would suffer long he 10 able
to obtain bottle of HooFLANDs CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERs, prepared by DR.. C. M. Jackson,
nent cure
Agents for this aty-Msssrs. PURCELL, LApD
Co., and BENNETT snsas, Druggists.
80 10 DIV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

FRoM THE PRovINcEs.-Fil of papers from the
British Provinces 10 the 18th ut are received. The
Salmon fishery has proved sadly deficient, though
the Cod fishery has been abundant; Mackersl and
Herring were peniifu Archbishop Jno. Hughes
of New York, was received at ST Johns on the Sd
September, by public procession. firing of cannon
and ringing of bells.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17
GOOD MEDICINEs.-lt is estimated that
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL Ann CAPHaR.

GOoD MEDICINEs.-lt is estimated that
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL AND. .CAfHAR-
III fiLLS have done more to promote the public
nealth tnan any other one cause. There can be nc
question that the Cherry Pectoral hiss BY its thou.
SAND On Thousand cures of Colds, Coughs Asthma
C!oup infuenzs, Bi onshitis, &c very much reduc-
ed the proportion Of deaths from consum ptivs dis.
sasaa in this country The Pills are az good al Pee.
toIsi and will cure more complaints
Every ybody needs mOf or less purgipg PURGE the
blood from its impurites Purge the bowels liver
and the whole visceral System from obstructiona-
Purge out the diseases which fasten on the BODY to
wofk It's decay But for diseases should die onlS
OF old sge Take antdotos early and thrust it from
the system before 1t is yet too strong to yield.
ayers rus 90 thrust out disease, not only while it
s weak, but when it ha' taken strong hold. Read
the astounding statements Of those who have been
cured - oy then from dreadful scrofula Dropsy, Ul-
GERS Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Neurslg gia byspep
sla, Internal Pains. Bilious Complaints, Heaitbu n
Headache, Gout, and many less dangerous but still
threatening ailments: such a. Pimpies on the Face,
Worms Ne .vous Irritablity Loss Of Appetite Irre-
gularites Dizziness in the Head Colds, Feysrs Dys.
entery and indeed every variety of complaints for
which purgative remedy Is required.
These are random statements, but are authenti.
Gated BY your own neighbors and your own physi.
Try them once, and you viii never be without
them. FL - :, -
Price 25 cents per box-5 boxes for 81. r=4.t
Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER, Lowell, Macs, end
sold bg all respectable Druggists every where; and
sold by PURCELL, LADD Co, wholesale sut
retail, kishmond. Va. su 30-eod&w2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

NJ ATTRESSES, 8 e ND-H AND
". " EEURNITURE. &c.-The cheapest and be.t
of various de:eriptions Cooking and other stoves Al
ways on hand; Mattresses made over to look as well
as new; Furniture Of all kinds Repaired, Cleaned
and vsIn,shed at very reasonable prices. ltlIE8
WANTED no PURCHAsE-A large quantity of
country sHUcKS, ready prepared for making Nat
tresses, by JAMES LIJXFORh
se6-dlm&c2L* Corner Grace and 9th strsst.i
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P. WILBACHER..

LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS, TOBACCO. &e.
Regs leave to call the attention Of the trade to his
Sc eiected stock of DOMESTIC LIQUORS: Cocktail;
French Cognac of various brands Old Rye Whis.
key; Holland Gin Aromatic Bitsers; Kimmel; Claret
nsh Wines do. do
ALsO-London Stout Porter; ChampaEne OF tho
tor; largo stock Of cheap German Csars; do Prln.
cpe; also Havana Cigars best quality; Miller Rish.
oH's SMOKING fobacco; do. Chewing Tobacso OF
choice brands, &C., &c. 81 ~ 1fT2a'912
Countrg merchants are respectfully requested, be
fore supplsing themselves elsewhere to giya me
in my line. - se I--lmt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

{ tHEAP CITY MADE FURNITURE
~ We the undersigned, still continue to condue
the CAbISET BUSINESS, in all its branches
~hich we will sell very cheap, for cash.
We have also on hand sn assortment of COFTINs
from feet inch long down to 70 inches of maho-
:sny cherry and poplar. Also-Flat top Pine Cot.
fms suitable for servants.
we also keep HEARSE and Horses, which we
will furnish at any and all hours and on more res.
sonsbe terms than can be procured in the eity hv
oalng at he old stand, of Fran kiln and 18th
streets WIN. A. LEA, Hf1s-7'
- -, WIN SATTERWHITE
g. We wish to employ HAND to make 3 ed.
ssesds; aiee, three Journ eymen CABINET Ma
KERs. Steady job, good wages, and cash. -.
Sc 6-8t~ WIN. A. LEA rni
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

FOR RENT.-From the lst Of Oc-
N. Hou,e over 2ls Main Street,
to1es .ss ,nn,t eliaible positions for . Boarding
s one .. ~ sns the city, Rent low to good tens.t
house In 'ue ' THOMAS HOW,
E. 2iS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

6iIiI:sS We have on hand and for
lite A.. 49,. sale DECK BOATS of the largest
. to Ga orEN BOATS, and Square Timber. from
S Iee', at our Boat Yard, fenitentisry Pond,
% ie-o6u. ho"L ELL mEssLEh.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

Jane Eyre, it will be remembered, was pub
lished anonymously, and the utmost curiosity
prevailed to discover the real author. Of course
the most absurd guesses were made. The story,
however, that gained most ground and was most
eagerly listened TO and repeated, was, that the
work was the production OF young lady, form
er governcss in the family of Mr.. Thackeray,
who, having been portrayed by the great satirist
as Becky in Vanity Fair" took her revenge by
also writing book in which her detractor was
represented "Mr Rochester" The fact of
"Jane Eyre being dedicated to Mr.. Thackeray,
and one or two other circumstances, gave some
color to the story but the Lonkon Weehiy Croni-
Gle says I'VE can positively state, that the Ia
dy and gentleman never met, on had the slightest
acquaintance until long after both of their re-
spective stories had been published"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

FREAKS OF LIaHTNING-FEATHERs NOT A
Non CONDUCTOR OF ELECTRIcITY.-On Thurs
day last house in Redford, in this county was
struck by lightning The fluid passed down q
ightnng- rod nearly to the ground thence through
the side of the building along the joists, up the
,osts of bedstead, through feather pillow. o.
,er the bodies of man and his wife, and then
ound its ly to the earth. 1t made hole through
he pillow singing the feathers in its course, and
adly burned the unfortunate man and woman,
Who thought themselves safe feather bed
This is one of the most remarkable instances of
he freaks of lightning that ever came to our
nowledge. 1t has been taught. and generally
slieyed. that feathers were a perfect NON. con-
uctor of electricity The facts in the present
ase seem to disprove the old theory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03
? NOW-NOTlIINGS.- -

IN respectfully invited To call and examine
the best stock of
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS
have vet had the pleasure of offering, being selected on
the best terms in New York; by my-lf with particular
regard TO style and durability. aud will be sold and
made up Tor cash. punotual paying customers, as
low the goods can be bought eiso"here-
Among the siurk will be found
French Cloths and Docskins of best mike and finish
nice lot Fancy Cnssmers. Drnp dc etc Summer
Co,hs nins, DriIlings aud Mar.ales or pants fa'n
and Fancy Vcstings o SILK, Satin, Marsa Hes. ac so'
aud the trimmings OF every kind Cotton and Linn
Shirt. and Drawes some 40 inches. Also, hnnd1onc
coorcd bosom Shirt with French cuh,, for trsellinf
mud summer wca, Cnars MI Xmas aud sifes Cravnts,
llal dkarcef. Gloves Half Hose o all kirds, &c sc
An.br, =, Page st manages the raiiornG Dep rt-
uen, npI5.t. NM l.. FACE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

~ OTICE.-fho oparincr.hip OF Williams &
Hooper this day dissolved by the junior part.
n"r, s Hooper. wi,hjrawing fro the The
business heretofore will he conducted by r. A. Will
hams. All petao,a indeb ed TO Williams Il Hooper
respectfully requested make immed ate payment
10 4. A. Williams and those who have claims against
sa firm Will please present them for payment to X. A.
Nliams who is alone authorized to scttls the busi-
Apil o5th 1853
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RE IN RECEIPT OY

w lurge and select stock of ROCE Il S
at every de.ori pion Sapl. fnncy Diy Goods Of ali
kind. nnd choice selection Of Liquors, ncludi
Gue wines nnd tnnIie4 anil superior m,bnnin uad
old Rye Whiskcv nil al which do'ermir ed Ia
scl low ul cnsh All wishing pny the money i,n
Whnt they buy would ID we'll To rnl on u., ua l,
licvn firmly II tho n'ngr Tint N nnb'e sispcnce =
better thnn slow smlliag.' All W. aal il trial.
The ehcst rriee IHlj IN cash barter for cpur
PIpd &c Of every description Strict personal
pnii To- the snlr4 n n,l consigumerta We ngetts
for hilicnlorr n Brc, rel.inted Agricultural Inn To-
menls, including rloNs, harowa, cul,ivnors cutting
kLives, paw poin-, g. sc.
mHl38ts TALiAFERRD & HAMILTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
| TAND BELOW COST

"A hats, caps, trunks. carpet bngs &c. The .ir
scriber would call the attention OF Em9n
ihose In want of goods Ia his line, -EhNCyM
~ and especially those wishing goods 0an1AAJ
Ia re sell tha be Is offering hi entire stock pricrs
that cannot fail TO be appreciated by those who may ia
y"r him with call A large portion of the goods
purchased h. Spring, embracing very hnc assortment
of Hats Caps and Infants Turbans all of the ap
proved styles. An fns assortment of Trunks. n
fine OF Ladies and Mssos shoes Just rccciv
ed fine OF Gents fine drons Roots. wish to
sell out curly possible, and 10 enable do
am offering the entire stock Mt cost and portion of
the goods for less than cost,
Gull Mt the sign Of the RED HAT, opposite the War
wick House and door below O. Morsc's Book store
before making your purchases.
ap23sl SD RuMBOUGH. Ag't.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

VNDRACCO SCREWS, FLATNEKS,
L MILLS and FIXTURES, FOR SALE-On
consignment, bo sold great bargain, tho entire
Fixtures, Screws flaners Mills Presses, &c. belong.
ing "a extensive Tobncco Manufacturing establish
ment tho whole OF hicn have been used but short
time, and embrace all the latest improvements. The
owner hnvng determined to ereot induce ments
" III be- offered purchasers. the favorable terms
if immediate npp.ioaton be made to
mail !. NM. II MOSBY, Auct'r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

n EW CONCERN-R A. Williams call. tho
attention of tho rcading rommu"it, 81 his well Sc
lrcted nss"rtmeut o new books of .v.ry kind. Fine
stationery nnd fancy goods Work boxes, 6no Pearl
Prt 'nnnca, Purses Pocket knives, Tooth Brushes.
&c. &c. The ladies particularly requested call
aud csnmine many nscful aud beautiful fancy goods.
ap27 Ia X A. WILLIAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03
N0AL, coal. COAL.

HDAL, COAL. COAL.
- All persons wishing 10 supply themselves with q
good article 90 Red-nsh Anthracite and Bitumnous
G Cnal for he winter s-ason will in il 10 their interest
if lhcy leave heir orders with tho unAergned
- possible; they Will be get their Coal BY
Rchm nd eauremcnt. aud lowest Richmond prices
including Ire gh and tolls. DANL q. JASPER.
OIL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

Ia, tm raIssslaaH1 AEIr SCHEDULE. sum.
faM MxR-fE-HkxMER ARRANGEMENT On
und after April IL, 1883, the Passenger Train will leave
Lynclburg dsi " (Sundoy. exceptcd) Mt | o'clock
p. NJ, md arrive Mt W Wyhcv Mt r VI. Returning.
leave Wythevie nj A. VI and arrive Mt Lynchburg
nt ~ M-mnking the trip ON Richmond and Petets-
burg to Wyhevie in | 4 hours
CONNEXIONS.
For Buchanan, via Bufori'- Depot, on Monday a.,
Wednesday, and Fridnys, and arrive at Buchanan
supper
For Fincssle, Sweet md White Sulphur Springs,
Oharlcston. KnnLwhs. and Guyandotte. vim Bensack
on Mondays. W dnesdnys M d Fri .ays
For Abingdon Joncsboro' aud Knoxville Tenn. ds ly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

HISSOIlJTlDN.-r suhsc ibers having dis.
- posri Of tnrir e ,nirc stock Mrs,rs. lnaferro
a. Hbmlton would respectfully cal upon those indcbt
cA to thcn to cohp forward a1 -rtte, NJ is essentai
that their huSines. be cose up eariy period rs
pnssibe In retiring r1 the grocery business they
urn their sincere hacks thrt en. md customers
for the liberal encouragement bestowed upon them aud
ask "A continuance OF the to enheern Office
mt the old stand DILLARD 4 OGDEN
der1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

MISCELLANEOUS.
OSAGE ORANGE TREES

-C--lu-t received from tho Nursury ol John -
Morton 4 Co. Richmond II 900 osagc Orange Trees.
years old and very sprghtly These trees are
well adapted To hedging Farmer. md nthers are In
vited call and supply themselves nj reduced prices
ap3-ts WIN IL. MoShf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

DsMOVAL II he subscribers finding their large
h and constantly increasing business demands more
room than they nnw have their disposal, have leased
for u term of years the large md elegant store, row
be ne remoddled and enlarged, one dooI below The Dry
Goods store OF Messrs John 7 Davis & Co, and op
positr Nrssrs. Lee Il Johnson, and Saunders ~ lroy
to which they will. remove the Improvements
Completed Their Spring Stock n'w en- ro"te from
the Adjustments OF Me.srs. Hasey, Hunter n Co.
Newark and A. s Snafer < Co. Petersburg, in con
nectiou with their Lynchburg House, will he the most
complete md de.irnbe be found in THIS section and
unsurpas sed in the South AdherinG th' r old motto
trce,ior an determined lag behind in the pro
giess of the age, they inend relax their efforts 10
deserve the continued appreciation of th-r numerous
patrons II d to sustain the high reputation already
achieved f,r the Lynclhurs Clothng .5azaur, The
CLorHtNi EsrABrIsHxEsT of Central and Western
Virginia
BURROUGHS. SHAFER & CO,
Pronlctors of the Lynchhurg Clothing
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ers VALUABLE FAMILY RESI-

a. VALU ABLE a MI L KESI-
Hill DENCE FOR SALE,-The subscriber offers for
sale privately, his Family Residence, situated on Frank
lin Illl Immediately opposite MIR. VIM. Clayey's The
property embrace. OSF AcRE Of ground OF good s"l,
and well improved; BRICK DWELLING, with
roms, well inished-al necessary ont houses and in
neghb prhood unexceptionabe. Such property Is not
often put in market and ons wanting truly delightful
resi- lence would do well 10 call on me. will 3 II
great bargain, my object is to raise money, and
nancy must have.
lf not sold privately before the 18TH Of May it will
then be sold at auction
marIg dts THOS. J. HARDY.
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a Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liper Com
pidintt The Terdict has gone forth All admit
that "Hampions' T'incturt" has no Superior !

March 2sh 1853 (
Mesus Mortimer &. Monrbray :-Gentlen"n-l have
been tcd Tor the last eight years with hhrur atism,
Dyspepsn and Liver Complaint, suffering all the while
width pains in the shoulders, hip ba,k and side, shift
ing from side the other. PaIpltaun of the heart,
oss of appetite, cold swess night, excessive cosrive
and great debility And weakness. 'ricd many
rem,dics which ,iune g",d, but rather grew
worse. Int fall advisrd try "liamton's
Vegetable Tiuctnrc y mud hnnpPy it has cured
me am now free fipn all puin, and in the enjoyment
perfect hcal'haud take pleasure in recommend d.
ing the Tincture sll al cted az have heco.
Yours JAMES VI. NOEL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03
LAMBS AND Pensions.

ICE CREAM SALOON.-MR' ZEIELL
Il informs the Indies and Gentlemen OF lynchbuIg,
that has ICE CREAM SALOON is now oren, and will
be constantly supplied with the cest Ice cream during
the whole season. lie will also furnish it for parties at
the shortest notice. The ptronege of bis friends and
the public is earnestly invited. aPllo.dts
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NEW GOODS!

" RICH GOODS
FASHIONABLE GOODSl!!
NEW STYLEB,--WELL MADE.
CHEAP FOR CASH
OF to nun. tual customers ON short time Now daily
cevlng at the Clothing and Furnishing Bazaar.
ap,3Is BURROUGHS, SHAFER co.
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Will you Read the Truth ?

4 Medicine must have merit and great merit,to stand
n the test ofpublic opinion. n" art ii mum can
Ialvnnse WORTHLESS, article 10 keep it up good
medicine. Vt il be not iea'iv 81
COOL medicine viii live, be ono pornlnr and cS
eni it. -ale4 yen after year. ia SPITE o opposition
The peol L. readily hn out its virtues aud the tue at
them passr. iiu,n mouth mouth wlth tnnro rapiliB
than newspapers eau sprrnd it, living wtnea7 test
tying t. ne cu'r medicine has n,ue Tor hm Is of far
more service Il an any nrwspnirr advertising.
n prnui oi aha sly above" refer you to
HAMPrON'S VEGErBLE IlNCTuRE, md its ei-
feels ra prnise ia IN the mouths of mutnudes. The
best in country give then testimony To its
wonderful Amons them nnme Hon. II.
Cluy, Hon. Rich NJ John-on, Vice President Of the
United States with hundred. OF othrr. Cnpt Thomhs
.5not--Dl f,r 10 the celebrated physician of the
Emperor OF ftanoc-was cmed by II Of disease oi
seven yens sundne AFTER the n III o all the Doctors Of
Europe aud America bad fned To cure.
TRIlTU Is MtEIlTA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03
Severe Case Of Rheumatism

SCcTrsvILLE, A bemrrle Co. Va,
Ma ch ith, 1853
| Me.srs Mortimer g. Mowbray:- Genrlelnen--fiavine
been Inflicted with rheumatism for time IN its
wort FORMS md not being able to obtan relief from
other medic nes wus ndu, el to tr, "humnon's Veg
etal le Tinrture" "A few bottles uf which. am hnpp, to
-. huvc /, perfect cure.
At the time commenced using the fincrre
scarcely able to walk. / am now md have been for
some weeks, entirely free from AL pam.
Yours most truly N. r.. MAY.
THEtEMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility
Extract FROM james Harris Esq., Letter Alexandria,
Va.-Ater speaking of wonderful cures ON hiuyelf, he
says: Mrs. II. has been suffering with the liver
plant and with inability, constantly complaining, hom
weakness, through her Whole system Sh" now enjoys
better health than for tnry years, being entirely
ed by the use of Hampon's Vegetabte Tmcturc'
Diseased Side Breast, Eyes.-Extrart from a
Letter from J. Grimes, ESQ, LouIon county Va.-"My
wife has been for yea,s afflicted with great weeLness
pain in the breast side and back; Ialpution the
feeblencss o the SYSTEM loss o' Appetite;
complexion alow the sight OF eye almost gone tho
Other We weak | pleased 10 say, Hamptons
Tactwe has restored herto perfect health. Her eyes
NE a good now they
I-V" Call and get phamphlets
Sold by J. H. SEAY e. CO, Lynchlurg; SOW ERS
Scottsville;A J. BROWN, Churo,iers Vile, and by all
Dug Pgi-fa thrnuchout tho State. ,ar "a 4.dscIy
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Richmond and Petersburg RAILROAD.
lN ssgssz ssss
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG.


Enpress ! ra'l daiiy ai--...---...-----.
frcight Train, with passenger Car stnched, on Mon.
days, Wedncsdny. and Fridays. Mt 81
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
Express Train, dniy Observation-Disclosures 81 An
NIai Trnin, daily at....-.-...-.-..-.-....3 p.
Freight Train, with passente Car attached, Mon
days. ednesdays and ridhys. at IL M.
The Express rrnin, leaving Richmond nj 81 "A. M,
with the lru leaving Petersburg by the South
eide Railroad. for Lynchhurg
Passengers leaving Lynchburg by the morning Train,
three hours nrd by taking the 81 p m, Train the
transported through Richmond. &c free of charge or
Through Tickets for Washington at..........$6 So 90
" Bn n'umore nj nf.----..--.-.. 50
= Phadeuhia Mt. ......-... 8 90
Can 10 procured the Ticket Office in Petersburg
The Express trains do not stop for way pussengers-
Clover Hill Junction. Half Why Sutton and Manrhes
sengers
twelve years of nge s. ccits; Colured crsuns
in servants car S5 eeas.
discount of 10 cents will be rnnie each fare
twhen tick procured at the Office and persons
getting on the cars where no tickets sold
Servants wl no be pes mitied in first class excep
when in Attendance infant children, sick pa sons
absolutely requiring tleir care, in which the
price asior white persons will be charged
THOS DODAMEAD, Sxpt.
Once Il. & 7. X. K Co
i Q.l
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ANDREW !. CAMP. THEODORE u. CRAWFORD
NEM l.KOCERI.

WE suhacrib-is receiving and opening nj
thei store under the Warwick Housc, com.
plte assortment oi Family troceros consisting Of ave.
~ article suited families al the very beat that could
hr procured, To which they beg leave To call the ncn.
ton oi the public reng assured they s,ll such
tcle- thnt cunno fail I" please, ard cheap they
,nn be had in hi market
nnl9I Is lYl CANp 4 CRANE NEORD.