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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-11

Our old and valued friend, Col. Lau-
rim Dewey, formerly of this county, has
been elected to the Legislature of Iowa
from the staunch republican county of
Henry. Col. Dewey has a large &C
quainlance with public affairs and VIII
be q valuable member. IL will afford
his numerous friends in Ohio as much
pleasure to learn of his election. as il;
does us K chronicle it.-Summit Bea.
con.
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NATIoNAL IIoIEI, New York, Oct. 7th, -.
NeSsrs. SPRING & TURxxR.-YOurs OF the 2I inst. is
at hand. VIII send you some Solvent next Monday =.
unless 7 leave for Ohio this week-in which event l
will cLl 1t your store and prepare You 4 fresh supply
AIN psrtectius al arrangement which materially as
sists in its pharmaceutical department. Opium is
worth s. .OO-MOrphine is high also.
With ResIec:, CIIAS. II. HARMON.
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LABRADOR FIsHERMEN.-The Newbu-
ryport Herald says that the last Of the
Labrador fee. has arrived. No accident
has happened TO the vessels or their
crews. The catch of fish, and the
amount Of oil obtained is fully equal to
last year, but the price is very much
lower than last year, and consequently
the fleet will not do as well as the mack
erel fleet.
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ELECTION IN MINNEsorA.-The latest
returns render it doubtful who is elected
Governor, although the chances are in
favor CT the election of Ramsey (Rer.)
by a small majority. The frauds com
mitted by the Democrats OF that region
rival those of the Border Rnfians in
barefacedness. They imported Irish
votes from one locality TO another to vote
in violation o. law; and in the Pembina
Districts hundreds of wild Indians who
live beyond the pale Of white mans laws,
marched up to The polls. in their blank
cts and paint, and voted the Democratic
ticket.
COUNTERFEIT NOTES Some idea of
the extent of counterisiling and the
amount of spurious bank bills in circula
ton may be had from the facG that Ma
jor Rawlings, Chief of the Police of this
city, has in bis possession upwards of
$40, 700 in vile, uncurrent, make. believe
bank bills, the greater part OF which has
been obtained from the pockets of the
scoundrels who have been ARE sted on
divers charges.-ATsSouri Republican,
81. Louis.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-11

GENERAL CADwELL-The numerous
friends of Senator Caldwell will be graft
fed to learn that the Governor has con
ferred on him the appointment Of Gen
eral Of the third Brigade and l9h Di-
vision Of Ohio Volunteer Militia, as an
appreciation of his yalor and patriotism.
= ConRedQt Reporter.
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YALE OF REAL ESTATE.-On tbe

S-ALL Vt ItL-iL LVIA L.-OU IIt
Eth OF December, 1857. at one o'clock in the after
noon, at the premises in the Township Of Johnston,
Will he sold to the highest bidder. the following Real
Esiate as the properly OF Samuel Pollock deceased, to
wiz: The west part Of what is known as the Culver
eiill property situate on the diagonal road leading
from Johnston to hiEsman. and lying near Esep Gil
more in said Johnston, and containing between two
and three acres, ard sold free from all membranes.
Terms made known 1t the time Of sale.
6 H1STi Administrators.
~ II 49,
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MARYLAND Election.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 9

-
Complete returns OF the State election
have been received. The vote for Gov
ernor was Al, 764 for Hicks, and IS, 100
for GrOome, making Hicks majority
1851. The Senate will be composed OF
10 Americans and 7 Democrats. and
the House A Americans and % Demo
craft. Barton, Dem, is elected Judge
Ct the Court Of Appeals in the lst Dis
trict. Three Americans and three Dem
ocraIs are elected to Congress.
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The Sugar Mill which has been cree
ted in this town, is driven with work -
All who have grown the Sorghum, had
better bring on their cane aud complete
the experiment. TIE results thus far
seem beyond all expeclaclion-both in
the quantity and quality of the Syrup
obtalned.-PainesgiUe Telegraph.
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Quick WoRK.-We happened last
Friday evening to be near the door of
the Sixth street engine house, when The
fire bell struck It's first peal. 1t was
curious to see the effect. The fremen.
who were sitting near the stove sprang
instantly TO their different posts; oae APP
piled a lighted match TO the prepared
fuel beneath the boiler; another lii the
lamps; others got ready the impatient
horses, who started from their stalls at
the first peal of the bell; and in precisely
one minute and twenJy-siX seconds, the
engine started from the house" into the
street, The two hose carts left in less
than one minute from the lime of the
alarm. and darted away for the fire at
full gallop. This shows the discipline
and system of u FIRE Department.
Cincinnati Gazette.
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9eatbs.

In Warren, on the 9Th inst FRANK infant
son of Augustus Lee and Mary L. Van Gorder,
aged Is months.
TRY IT-Rheumatism, Collie, Group. Cuts, Pains in
Limbs. Back and Chest, are Immediately cured by
using Dr.. TOBIAs' NESETIzS LISiNESr. Nothing has
ever been discovered that stops pain like it. War
ranteI. None genuine UEles, signed :. !. Tobias
Price - * 80 cts. per bottle. Depot Sc COr,iandt
street. New York. Sold by SPE!NG &TURNEE. War
rem, AMI JANE WARD & Co., Niles, and others
Hh-.vrh the r.urf~
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STEWARDS COLUMN.

the way of Fancy Goods which are now offered both az
coD,i.,iD. in D.,, ., II. ,,,,,u,..
A FIRST Tafe stock ~ II '0'i0"ihs Arreies-
all Dri,.,. from s to a. m n.,,,,. ,,.o ,.a..,...
"ooieh
Hoods
uoL:.. q
AidoitS uc opera,
Chlldren's
IacEats
c.
IT,.
Gents, Ruck Glove, p,,,L n1;..a
do do Gnsn,,sts K;a In, CO..
all prices from si.OO to $1,000.
Buole Roads and Rnclo Tr;u,rrno
all sizes and styles.
Extracts for the HaniEsrshisf.
S = = Is to . 81 % cents sn per si 5"ttIs. yea" 'aaT'a "a
fe'i1me' IN all Sar'e''e' oil
Px.
Toilet Water
&c Sc
acknowledged to be the best in ths World.
Cotton, Wool & Merino Hose
and Half Hose. Cheer
Cloves Cb;ldron,. uoso III LID.
100 AAOoSs oAi minus,
and Envelopes of all kinds
Kiray's English steolP Pin, down to the common ounne
A fav Pairs of canrira
Jet Rracalets.
which we offer a. unprecedented lou prie.s to close
INC ~
cUr,, n,,
Pen
Also. Pen Holders of all kinds:
Rome and Ivorv Dross Rut,or, all
anu WI D q"
The hest stock of COLONIES in the
Rattan, Tbslebone and Cord Hoops.
J. q +. Coates Genuine Six Cord
+ ;non Tbro,Js
Linen Tapes,
and D0OO'nS
Ct.n?ua CT
TI
Portemonaies, all prices from -!
cents to $500 each.
C,If w,u.,. ,ho bo.+ ...oruo,.
Y" ""AStS' Liz "eSt "SSOIt0HN
TIE County
Hair Brushes, all prices from I24
cents to 81. 90 each.
Bonnet Combs,
Memorandum Books
ROCKET Ledgers,
Note Rocks
to 20 sbjIings Zach,
Ladies Dress Belts. including
Dix,
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warren. October u. Is57-tf.
Winter

- Term Of the Bazetta Academy will eommenes
23d, 1857, and continue for a term Of Is
weeks. TUITION:
Common
Higher e.U5
.--.."-.. 51H
The subscriber would call the particular attention Of
ratrons, to the unusual advantages arising from the
length Of the term. Pupils frequently spend several
terms in succession, in common schools, in going over
certain portions OF their text Looks, never being able
to advance beyond that point, on account Of the short
ness of the term That difficulty will be obviated by
the length of our term Young ladies intending to
teach will have a Teachers Class formed for their ben
eft. which, with the length Of the term, will be an ex-
cellent preparation for teaching. on the fohoEing
summer. BOARD
and places for self boarding can positively he obtained
in the village or near b., on as reasonable terms as a.
any school in tia the country. Then kind friends
give ~ a IJt.
CLARK BRADEN. Principal
sazstt,. Oct. 2s, 'sT-Sw.
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MILLINERY
AND
DRESS MAXIM G..

MRS. g. w. MESSER, AG'r.
WOULD call the attention Of the La
W dies Of Warren and Vicinity, to her splendid
stock OF
MILLINERY GOODS.
which have just been received.
Her stock consists, in part, Of
Ready Made Cloaks.
BJnnsts- Caps
Head Dresses.
Ribbons.
Edgings.
Feathers.
Flowers. &c,
and all Millinery articles usually kept in a FIST rate
es~tIhiishmeut-ali OF which will be sold at the lowest
cash prices.
DRESSNAEISG
Done on the shortest notice, ard in 4 style that cannot
fail Ia please.
London, Paris and New York Fashions received
monthly. The latest Fashions IN Dress Patterns, CON
SANITY on hand.
\ MILLINERS
supplied with goods az Wholesale.
Place OF business in Millikin's New Block. Main ST.
Warren, Ohio. nov 44w.
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of the best kinds, from the genuine jean Maria Fa-
TsHa," down to 81 cents per bottle.
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Rose and Bears Oil, all prices and
qualities. from SLIGO per bottle down to SIX cents.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-11

The Frangipanni, Tor Eternal
Perfcme,) in all varieties Of
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P R F Ter
COLO GNES

Of all the best make. including LUBIN's Genuin,
Extracts for the Handkerchief.
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Ladies and Gents
Cotton, Wool & Merino Hose
and Half Hose; Cheap.
Childrens Cotton & Merino
Gloves, Children's Hose, all kinds;
Cap, Letter & Note Paper,
and Envelopes of all kinds
PINS, all sizes and qualities, from
Kirhy's English Steel Pin, down to the common unze
Pin.
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Gents Buck Gloves, Buck Mitts,
do do Quantities., Kid Lined Gloves,
Under Shirts and Drawers all prices. Ladies' and
Gents Carpet Bags and satchels. Ladies Reticules,
all prices from 8 100 to $1,000.
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: -a-ssa--4aLl--as--
SPECIAL NOTICE q.

hoy NEW PsoToGRApu AND FINE Ar.
GnAsRx. MuS ST, RioEa0Sp VA Tho subscribe.
having leased for a term Of years, aud bcaatiuElg
httesi M rooms AZ the above plaza l,A ID nav fuilr
prepares, to execute every styie OF PHOTOGRAPH
tIKyN kSSkS. a. follows; photograrh ON Canvasa
coorea Ia ~, Of every sizes Photographs on psper
coored ia Water Coors, pastil India Ink or plain
Also. ambsotypes, Melsinoty pcs, sphcreotypss Da.
guefrc0typcs, &c,
All work warranted In the highest style of the art.
and At moderate prices. and in no case are persons
exrgetei 90 take Likeness unless entirely satsfac.
tory. visit TO ms Nalterics Id respectfully soll-
cited.
as Main street opposite the new Custom House.
Richmond, VA Sycamore street Petersburg. Va.
q. ". MINIS, Practical photographer
noe Proprietor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
o.sl1. r. a.oaD ASD Dassl.aE na,,,o,.,

0.sl1E Rs nssvND AND BASyiIAg RAItto.y, -. (
49, i, November l2llf. iS,7.
EkI~ THE Tenth Annual MEETING Of tho
stcckholders Of the Richmond and Danyiis IA ,irs
company, viii take place gu WEDA EspAY tba .,sb
December next, at tbs office OF tha ts,;nnany' -
TRoS. w. BRoCh ENARuu0iI sscsv
FORM or PROXY
Know all men by these present tina, - tho
undersigned do hereby Constitute an,.arnolnt -, 80
At'ornty -, Tor --- aud In -----. name 10 vote
IN au Questions that may be brought before the
mmeenng OF the Stockholders Of the Richmond aud
panSliie Railroad Company, TO be held al -,
90 the - day Of -.--~-- OF any adjourned meet
my Iheteoi, hereby fatifying all the acts Of -
said attorney in the prnnises as fully as If ,yr,
present aud voting IN reTson In testimony whereof
- nave hGIsunto affixed --- haad this ----4-
""5 vi -. no l3-dtd
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a. FOR RENT-The large Store House
Eli on the corner Of 18th and Cary streets, one of
the best locations for business in the citv
Also. the tenement on the corner Of Virginia ap1
Cary streets. For terms, apply TO
:;-3W HIGH " Epv
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k1s-RIcHMoaD MADE STovEs.-T

kes~RICHMoaD MADE STovEs.-THE
ADVANTAGES IN PURCHASING RICHMOND MADE Stoves.
They made of the best material and extra heavy,
70 as 10 stand the i'll usage of servants Broken
plat - can be conveniently replaced at a moderate
cost They are warranted 70 operate to the sasfac-
RON Of the purchaser They COST no more per pound
than the Northern stoves.
wholesale wareroon at the Foundry. Retail trade
supplied by the city dealers.
fRese Works have been In successful operation for
nearly six years, and have acquired high reputa
ton for the quality OF their manufacture
ABA SNYDER.
PROOF
For nearly six years have been supplying my
patrons principally with the Stoves Manufactured al
the -
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS.
aud haye found them to give general satisfaction,
YALE Il Go. are now prepared 10 furnish the trade
with any description Of these desirable Stoves.
3 CHAS. ID. YALE,
su 22-3m 100 Main street
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BY L. Il. Cook 81 Co. Auc,s
BY Goddin Il tpperson, Aucts.

CMALL G ROCL nY STORE AND
- DWELLING IN DCyAL, NEAR Ia JUDAH
STREET, TuE sALt At AUCTIuN.-Wil he ralJ
on the PIT 'niSes, IN MONDAY, the I6th November
1877, as 'Ciok +, 2 ST. the small store and aWeil.
ing, located a abSyr, DOW in the occupancy of Roy
ri allen it * considered excellent Grocery
to an alley.
FEhHs-une- third CASH balance at and months
Tor negotiable n0t"s, interest added secured by a
trust deed or title retained.
no ii GOHDIN u APPERSON. Aucts.
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Eag~HAvE You \ CoLD! THEN BE AID

EsyH HAVE You \ CoLD ? THEN BE AD-
yfsEDaud resort to the Of that great and purely
vegetable compound, BAEkES PREMIUM BIT
TEAS 10 get veil. In thousand Cases where per
sons have supposed themselves in the last stage of
consumption these btter5 have healed the lungs,
andresoreh the sufferer 10 health never use any
other remedy for Culis. and always get speedy re-
lief When taken IN the morning. regularly, ii so
tones UP the system that all its parts become i'm
perious to chang Of weather, and such diseases az
arise therefIom. One bottle will often perform a
perfect cure.
ineut Druggists in this city and other towns In Fr-
tri,,is Bo2-ts
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TRUSTEES SALE Of LAND IN CHEs-

NUS TEE SALE oF LAND IN CHES-
n TERRIFIED, NEAR TO BLLLONA ARSENAL
As T. IstPe Ill deed Of trust from Ahner " Ir,-
bne dated hth October, l~j2, dpiy recorded in Ches
tefheid county cunt, Shall proceed sell at PUT
tic auction, ou the PREMISES on TIL j. SDAl. tie
18Th Of fair, if hot The next lair day Of N,ycnIer
lo at the late residence of Mr.. JnO. Adams on the
Coal Pt Turnpike, latter the sale of his tat by his
EXecutors,) the following real estate conveyed by
the tru-t deed aforesaid, viI:-il7 ocres Of land r
Gated as above being the purchased by said
Tiiibue, of the estate o. Edward o. Friend deed
The title is believed to be 20 3D. but the trustee viii
convey with the usual special warranty
TERAs-Casii. JAS. X. Ii. TYRE, Trustee
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.s6y- LOOK AT THIs.-If you want q

ska5" LOOK AT THIs.-If you want a
genuine Ambrotype just call at GIBBS Gallery,
where lac IL furnishing his customers, with the
genuine double glass Ambrotype. warranted for
beauty and durability. superior ~ any made,) at
chea per rates than any house in the city.
Our work lie two well known 10 require any putting
from us.
Gallery. Corinthian Hall, between 9Th and 10th,
Main street. y. Il. GIBBS.
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IR CUrTIEg-To the Citizens

snyHAIR CurTING.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the City.-If you wish get
your Hair cut in the latest and most improved style
| would alvise you TO call on H0BSGN, al his Hair
Cutting Room, under the American Eotel-entrant +
Oh 18th street.
~ Blot, Cold aud Shower BATHS can ba had at
all hours. Single Baths D cents, tickets for ST..
An y3-tf
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sG5ye BINFoRD, MAYO & BLAIR, %
Main street would call the attention OF the public
to th,ir large STOCK Of Emhroderies. Fancy silks,
Table Danlasks Linen SkeetiGgs. Irish Linens,
Blankets ard Negro Clothing. Their business must
be closed az speedily possible, and the above
xoo3 will b5 sold for cash without ragdrd TO cost
pcg -
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.tALE OF HORSES MULES, BROOD

~ MARE AND COLT, CoRN, OATS, F0DDLE.
!" Ill BE- sold, ON " EDN ESnAY tie 18th vi N0veIn-
her, 1857. at oclCck, Of far; if NOS; the next far
'liies, on the williamsburg Head 215 miles below
richmond, Mules; $ Horses; / very fine Brood
Mare ana Colt. both Of which took the premium at
the late Agricultural Fair; abOnt % stacks Of Fo,
DER eco bbls Corn; Is stacks Data; 80 stacks Wheat
STRAW, dc.
TERMS All Sans under S30. cash over thet amt,
months credit, Tor approved endorsed negotiable
notes. GUDDIN d APPERSUS
no I2-tds Auct,Gneers
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Eegn Why SUFFER WITH CoUGH, from
a Cold Hoarseness or Consumrtiye Cough, when
Won can obtain immediate relief by using HARIs-
HOkNE's PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
KYg 1t il combined 18th other articles suited for all
Lung Asthma, Catsrrh aud Bronchial Affections.
1t is prepared by Chemist Of reputation, and Is pre-
nounCed by those who have gsed "a tine best Cough
syrup i'll the world! -
Bottles ~ 20 cents aud 81. sold by PURCELL,
LADD 4 CO, and all Drugglsts in Richmond.
Iu--fn
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EI~SpRcIAL NoTICg.-MRs. G. J. Al
Ian wishes to call the attention of the ladies' of
Richmond and the public generally that she has Just
returned Eom New York with the latest styl les OF
DRESS rs and WKAPPINGS. and is prepared TO e1-
ecute all work in her line Of business in the best man
ner and at the shortest notice cali ia Tespectiu
solicited. Orders from the country will receive
prompt attention. ~ ,,
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p0ARDING-W still have vacant
- rooms. and would be pleased to accommodate
persons during the Fair land afLer) with BOARD &c.
ut our residence OF Grace street between 9Th and
9th streets. MISSES MURRAY.
aAn.l IL
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Day" MAGNIFICENT OPENING
GALA DAY,
HOMAS Il. PRICE s. co.,


having swept of by their heavy sales IA October.
me yrea, mass q their early purchases, are now
making large additions to their splendid stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
bought within fsw days the closing rates of the
season. Thay arc now amply replenislied for the
late Fall aud Winter trade, aud as they intend to
have CLEAN decks agetast the Spring and intend To
sell their goods upon their own Counters they in
vte country and city trade to come aud see good NJ
rates, OF which the history Of the busiDtss Il, This
city eau furnish 40 parallel
1t il their intention 10 Isake Inducements SO great
that il will he more Ike great gift show thar re.
gular salc OF goods and frol this lime out the
whole winter season, buyers may rely upon unpre-
cedented figures.
They will merely add that TO PROMPT oustoYnerS
either with cash or without H. everything will be
offered NJ prices ast9uudIngly low, and in many in
stances at FAR less than be con of importation.
They are now getting IN and expecting for days to
come ' "
Eiegant Velvet aud Cloth Cloaks and Mantas
Chenille and Stella siawls
Long Blanket Shawls
Square do. do
Servants Blanket Shawls
Black and co.ored Blanket Shawls
Do. do do. Thbet do
New aud elegant Silk Robes
Ladies Furs. great variety
Elegant EmbroiSeres
Hosiery, great stock
shirts and Drawers, &C. &c.
Negro Blankets
Negro Clothing
Liuseys. Kerseys. &c, &c.
And by every arrival, new Goods and great Jobs
from the cash and other late sales, expected.
oll-l2t T. K. PRICE Il CO
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Ts FOR Rem IA very desirable
Lii family resi- jence on Church Iiili-the house at
present occupied ~ the Rev Reuben Ford Contain
ing nine rooms VIII the necessary out-houses aud
we'll OF excellent water in the yard Possession in
short time Apply to fIIoS. N. SHE'LL.
noy-dt Union HILL
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gay FRESH LgECHEs-I have just re-
ceIyed, by Adams Express & fresh lot of Swedish
LEECiIES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
z. S.-Cuppng and Leoching promptly attended
to- Can be found at all hours of the day the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and Al
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hill.
my 2S-ts r. G. HOBS0E.
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GUIDE FOR TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS
RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND FREDERICR .Rrpc AVN po


RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND, FREDERICK BURG AND Pc
FoAAc RAILROAD going North, leaves twice every
day, (-unday evenings cxcepIed at As O'cik A. ~
and at "a clock, =. NJ for the Potomac river wier,
ii steamer Is taken for asIinston, thence by Rail
ruIli to Baltimore, &C
VIRGINIA CENTRAL, going North, leaves this cit,
twIre dai!y, (ouuda evenings excepted at o'clock
NJ, aud IA clock z. n. fjr 01rIons Vile, w6ert
they cInecT with the trdlDs Of the Orange and Alex
an'iIi., " ashiugtol. Baltimore, &c.
kIcHMuSD AND DASyiLLB-Leaycs Richmond ut
o'cOch A. NJ, and CONNECTS with the South SIDE rua
at the Junction at - O'Clock A. NJ, snudays excel
ted. An Eyening Train leaves the Depot every lay .
except sunday, at ga o'clock and connects with I'll,
South-Siie at the Junction.
RICHMOND AND FEYEkssCRG-Leeves this city twice
every day, Sundays excepted,) at O'Clock A. NJ. d.
and 255 oclk L. u. Az accommodation train Ieavts
mere every Monday, Wednesday aud Fridy at E
O'clock A. Ill.
FOR NORFOLK, &C.
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. SAINT Barnes,
leave her wharf at Rockets every Saturday Tues
day and Thursday mornings, at 51s O'Clock A. VI .,
and the GLEN COVE, Capt. John Davis, every Mon.
day, " Wednesday and Friday mornings " 54 o'clock,
Cor Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching at ali the
regular landings on the river.
FOR NEW YORK, &C.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish,
leaves every Tuesday evening, at O'Clock, for New
York. touching at City Point and Norfolk to receive
passengers, &c, leaving Norfolk next morning. al
IL O'clock.
FOR PHILAD LPHTA, &C.
BY the steamships PENNs iLYANlA, VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. Jne of these steamer
leave every Monday and Thursday stopping at Cit,
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and passengers.