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~ & 4
Dispatches from New York on thsls,h say
that the associated banks decline receiving
nv new accounts, but agree to redeem at
par notes Of banks out Of the State, until re-
sumption Of specie payment.
Anoth r report says the Metropolitan bank
will receive New England notes Except
Rhode Island) at per cent. discount.
Several more heavy failures in New York
and Boston are announced
Stocks in New York were higher and in
active demand. |. c. 63;; G. 4 r. l. 693 ;
\. Y. c. 663 Galena 4 G. 6si.
OHIO ELECTION.
report from Cincinnati on the 10th
says:
Forty eight counties official, with reported
majorities from the rest, give Chase 1917
majority. All the Republican State Ticket
except Bickensderfer for Board of Public
Works. elected. Legislature two-thirds
Democratic.
In Cincinnati notes Of the banks OF New
York city, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Bos-
ton, and likewise notes taken BY those banks
at par, were received at par. 1t was thought
the Ohio and Kentucky banks would be com
PEELED to suspend.
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TO Ali kkR6QNk Yon
city
re vy Me
hssm "
49, e n taaDwhs d.assd
gandS fmt.
ResI
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w aeiore marriage the mau is very much
struck Win the woman. aud afterwards the
woman - very much struck bv the man
funeh says tls very striking piece OF busi.
ness.
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IN Inc tears o. beauty are ike light
esouds floating over heaven Of stars, be-
litnining them for Il moment that they mas
shine with greater lustre than before.
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The Governors action is Of piece with
the DEMOCRATIC naneuyres BY which Bright
ana fiteh stole Their way into the Senate
y tsa Kind Of Democracy that is getting
very unpopular with the Indianians, and /.
llAeis 70 be emphaticaliy repuliatei one II
these days.-lGin. oaz., tn
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Iowa EiccIion.

We append the majorities reported in the
various counties heard from, together with
the maiorities at the Presidential election
Lowe. Samue.s Fremont, buchanan,
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Butter and Cheese.
pELIaaUE,T LIST Of Lors

I>nslish Dairy W. II. and d. nmark Cheese. in,
- resolved On consignment, and for sale by
&c! 3u-d0t Il. WILIIAM s
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PIED,

On The lllh instant, al the residence az bef 4
that ~. w. kinehart, IN Fort Madison, Mrs yal
~ u +. Lyman, wife VI Rev 4. Lyman, ii North
Pepiu, Wisconsin.
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lNpihNa jnpiciAL ELEcrfoS A CuAa.o-
fkRlsfie MssfrrRK.-We have before no !.
need The resignation Of Judges Gookin and
stuart, OF tue Supreme Court Of Indiana.
hha the decision of Governor Willard I'm,
toe people could not elect their success
NJ the annual election next Tuesday. for ti,e
reason ltat these judges have not vet actu.
my vacated their seats They resigned at
9ihs tliae Tor the express purpose Of ALLOW
ing the people To choose thoIr successors NJ
the October election, and The course Of Gov.
ernor " lizard, who wishes 10 have the rFv a.
" appointing TO I'LL these vacancies. is shown
- DC wholly uuxnrran,ei aud arbitrary
though backed by the Attorne, -(;enar. X,
is Ia the plot. The resiguinr Judges, VIA
are both Democrats. have published their
Opinions on The question, declaring tina, thor
successors are eligible AT this election. The
sround taken BY Aatocrat Willard. that no
vacancy exists, would apply us well to the
ease q regular election before the espira.
ton OF q term, and il too absurd for consid.
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a WHITE SLAVE GiRL.-Xe saw yester.
day girl named Margaret Brien, who sta !.
ted that until within the last six month, she
had been slave in New Orleans, but tina,
her master had finally liberated her, and sen,
her to free State to live. The girl was nj j.
most white, scarce tlncture Of African
blood could be discovered: hair straigh, and
glossy, and features regular ia fact her
complexion WAS much lighter than many az
those who surrounded her in court, and who
would have been indignant enough TO have
been suspected of African descent in the re-
motcst degree. Born and bred amongst ne.
erocs. who were aione her only associates IN
slavery, on reaching this city she naturally
sought acqntntances amongst the same
class. Unfortunately she contracted mar
ringe with brutal negro, ABOUT two months
ago, who has treated her Ike ANYTHING else
but Nife--or as she SAID in court, .SAlucb
worse than She was treated when a slave >,
She therefore came into court Yesterday
morning, and made complaint in order to Sc
cure, II possible, separation. But rs the
Judge had no authority, Of course, to dis
pose Of her husband, except temporarily. for
the assault and battery, he was sent over for
tea days. The girl was prompt, intelligent.
and would have passed for white woman
IN any community Gin. Gazette.
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sIaoND nrmEnr cn.Ar Soon.

.hkAt bareains in Dry Goods, eioak4, Bonnets
~ Htbbsns ac We are now ohs is,g our we'll.
cea stock very low for cash. Our as sortrneu, Il
go9is ~ every depar tment Is corp etc and bought
f.Fy cheap, ana wiii be sell lower than heretofrs
oAsrsd A. We bs doing our o.n business, save rent
and cierR hire We can and viii sell lower 4Lan
any other establishment.
Vef22d X. IL. ABBOTT Co.
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Grand Lodge aad Grand Encamp.
mcmt OF lONxn I. q. q. 4.

loves majority will range between 1900
and 5000.
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and 5000.
Grand Lodge a"d Grand Encnmp-
mcnt 81 Iowa 1. .. OF.
The annual meeting of the Grand Lodge
OF Iowa was held last week at Mt. Pleasant.
meeting on Wednesday morning and adjourn
ing Friday.
splendid entertainment was given by
tho Odd Fellows of Mt. Pleasant at the Braz-
zeton House. Two hundred persons sat
down to the supper, which passed Off to the
credit of the getters up of the feast and the
pleasure Of those who partook. The social
pleasures of the hour was enlivened bv wit
and sentiment, toasts, speeches, songs, &c.
There was also dance NJ Fluke's Hall.
The next meeting of the Grand Lodge will
be at keokuk. The following are the Grand
Officers elect:
aaANp LODGE.
B. u. Woodward, Davenport, VI. W. &. Mas
ter.
John ". Jones, Eldora, X. w. ID. q. Mas
ter
II. q. Pierce, Dubuque, r. W. q. Warden.
Wm. Garrett, Burlington, II. W. q. Secre-
tary.
Thomas Hughes, Iowa City, K. W. G.. Treas.
urer.
John Pope, Maquoketa, r. W. q. Rep.
Wesley Monland, 0skaloosa, Il. W. q. Rep.
George Sweeney, Burlington, w. q. Chap
lain.
). 5. Smith, Oskaloosa, W. q. Marshall.
X. 5. finkbine, Iowa City, W. G.. Conduo-
tor.
Is. L. keables, Pella, W. G. Guardian.
ID. Cram, keokuk, W. Il. Messenger.
GRAND EscAArAENT.
Martin Kelsey, Burlington, NJ. w. G.P.
h. ). Merriam, keokuk, X. W. q. HIP.
William Long, Fairfield, X. W. q. s. w.
William Garrett, Burlington, X. w. G.
Scribe.
Thomas Hughes, Iowa City, Il. w. G. Treas.
urer.
5. s. Smith, oskaloosa, K. W. G. j. W.
William Garrett, Burlington, X. W. G. Rep
resentative to q. l.. L. s.
John / Everett, Dubuque, ". Grand SEN
tinel.
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els
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PROM he manufactures Of D0aRDMAN, GRAY
tp, paTERs, ckAsG 4 CO, and A. ".
LAID & Co. daring the
MT so DAYS, Al COST, Foa CASH ONLY.
AS, Enc assortment Of PICTURES, FRAMES,
AND GILT MoULDINGs,
~ Lover prices han ever offered before in this city,
oet20-d PATRICK 4 GROUSE
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frcAh EFuilsl
a LANCE supply Of Peaches, Pears, piums.
1AAppies, and IN tact every thing under The hs "a
OF Fruits, viii be kept consts ntly on hand By
KING 4 TAYLOR,
sspS No. Main-st.
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I14E Law OF NEWsPAPhhs.

lsubseribers who give express notice thscou
Iions.
If Subscribers dscontinuaRee Of their peril
Re1FAgss Rre paid
SlI Subscribers neglect refuse to take their periods
which they directed they held
RospOnSibir TN they settled the bill ordered them
dIJeontinued.
ApbScTiberE remove 10 other places WthoGtnfOrn
InB ubEers and the papers sent to e former %
PeGtsOh, uIsy ar held responsible.
.-Ihe Courts have decided that refusing to take periods
the office, removing and leaving them uneaed
P'TaICl Incid evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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TC CORItESPONDENTS.

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.Iru.
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ntSheAs = AeWe1ry AstIv.r4snGl a-ImGeGI - ala
NAocAs, dc. &C.
@. P BROWN

10. 118 Main. Street, Win cling, va.
now opening Of the finest iargeEt Sssortments
OF goods In his line TINT brnuRht to this
city, which viii b. sold Wholesale and e'a nt price, ns
low as any house West Of the Atlantic cities
Among his goods may be found old and Silver Wateha
from some Of the celebrated English Hann
iactursreFs Also, the TedG D II. American Patent
Lever Watches Clocks in variety Including few
DAY fine quality, suitable for Banks Railroad
Stations, Othces and Watch Makers.
Beautu eWelry, in sets Otherwise, Of Coral oSnIc
Caheos Gods BtOne, Lava, and all Jcelry Also an
assortment Of Soft solder and plated cbesp
Eine pocket Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, silver Napkin
nea Card Cases, Gold Pens, Re. &C. Every article in
he warranted tobe good az represent
ed Or the money returned call Is solicited
mh2b llSM Main oI,et door a TavIn
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TRANSPO PORTATION.
OleVeland q Pittsburg Railroad.
SPRING. ARRANGEMENT.

,.-s-.s-, :. Ils7F..s ,.-1-.-I n
e ~ ~. gs.'tt ~, - -. -
GpRINf4 AgF3 3NSCEIJEsNJ'T
y. - - ~ 444s - -. \. -
Trans run through to- lRfleetiHq Dc I2itfSb1tFdh
ENE and after Monday; March O. 1857 Trnins viu RIM
Y j daily, (sundayts excspted1a as follows: =
81 IHayR m sy-isI 4 iN9D -
z..s ~ tf NSs,, Z. : ~ ~ ~ ~ q.
= Sas p p ~ ~ 5 W. TS
n 9Esn @1 <E0 At' aae At W hse1as AZ 4:4S
OAK I, n ~, .. s,.t go. ..,s 49,,
@ = 1iittnSe Itss,s ' y ~ AGIsSh,
d ~ N HS5 IIE SlE
5.,6 p AZ S et 81 az S:51 .
N'l0 9A accommodation 1Felll t0F haSepn4 and Way
Stations. i
LEAVE PETIsB BuRGH. .
9:&5 n Man Train stops at Way Stations arrives al
Cleveland At 4:60 p u, and Wheeling d 3:6S
Ms - tf5sf
500 II Express Train sops at Way Stations except
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SHEEu MUSIC

am constantly receiving and keep on hand large and
choice collection Of Sheet Music. Also Iustrucon RooES
for every kind Of Instruments nov in use
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MIsCE j. A..NEOUs.
PTA MOS

lEnsIe nnd NIusfaal AustrTl lltelstn, 6yutlery,
and YhrIety GSo So0da,
NO. 1876 MAIN STREET..
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In connection With the above keep the larest stp. in
the Western country Of the following gDods YIons VIc
nnseuoea Double EasSes Guitars, Banoes, TSmboincs
flttnass Ftes, Ffrs FnEeolets CarineGt
In fact, keep every article belonging to the
p ssraa' Bands supplied With instruments At short
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They feel confident that they can cer inducements 70
GosS c1h GtgESs excele by house In the Wevt Il ia
the u3ite States. No trouble show EoododS iSbt %
Cars. HOteiEGn Boats for ctlstomeFS
~ Always on hand, PRIME Live Geese Feathers.
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& J. B Baker, rallant Delapiain,
ThoS. II. List, D. Lamb, l'i.t
A0Et0nt AeheSon Coz e. HlrdInQn,
=. Bray, s. @. Baker & Co.,
44se Howell, o. WileiSkell 90.
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PiAnOes AelodeonS, S,rapines end AccareonS tuned
with nsatnesa and dispatch. -ll'f -
EBs5Ang goods warranted, at this establishments.
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.NUM MBER 228
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,

IA MAIN ST, WHEELING.
Fill md 1HIN7.ER TRADE.
SToFR & THOMAS take pleasure in announcing that
y they are nov in receipt Of their mn stock San and
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INSURAN,1iE.
INSUREYOUR pROPDRTY
Agf 3, tgYs 9 y9gE s g qsPInFe SPfPi r. 1,

TNILLIAld 4. sELBY-IxsuRiK0s AaEn4-onice at The.
t1 Store q Iallany pelsPnin Aielr Street. cling
ViEGinia Insprn nee Companies, viz:
WInchester, Va. st,t =
The Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company ii.
Lynchbutg, Va. f''t
Also will take applications Policies in that well
Company, he United Sates Lie InsuFauee An.
nnLIy 9 trust Comnany Of PhiIadelplha. ian99
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ENCOURAGg- AMERICAN .MARUF1CTu q RTS
BUTAE82N BOOlk-Ek kRRREESIHS
Writing Fluid

INCE this superior Fluid Ink has been before te ats
- now nearly two ycarS Is has keen constantly gSiR IN
aTST and Is nov preferred by many 70 the r.ftd Az.
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g he 1tyncelburR }dG Ose aEiEt Fire 1nb ARA ace
G0nlPany of LynehbnrsE, Va.
NAPITAh SluJS via take risks and probably adjust
y jssas ass p's Losses. WAIT. sE1sy, asss.
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VVYP h.,. .hi.-8I I.7s =. - - FVFNuIIOn.
w maze tlS ay received, DIRECT from the
tss n Belfast our Pail Importation OF iriSh LinenS
S.sS 4lnens' and Linen CaIbFIe Handkerchief FfESS
Llnena were made especially cur own IleS md arr ~
rSn!sa ~ pure Linen We would respcctialy Invite pr.
at less prices tiiRn can be purchased 10 tie ctv @
gPAS Ilt5.1 uElSkELL 4 BTfsARINGFgSgl
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OIlS NSO0oUS taatle1te8 and NAll1A0eEV q SO0dla.
Esy hnYe just received uleir second Fan Purchases
hie aded 70 their former stock VIII enable the ID pre-
N tn k1,ar rA,ah hlJr III,
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eYBf IN WIIeelinE.
5000 Sds Giughams, DebaEes pela!nes and Prints and
6OODO !" Of DomeStca-enE ihTgrSt iIne n
American Wooeus ard Cotton suSR kept b. sv airiiSr
ho1se, if not by any leUse In the city. - = =
They have laid In their view 10 cusee aSeh
trade and pledge The Public that upon their ptTt
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LATE or ALLEGHENY CL1tE PAD
'INENDERS hS professional services to the citizens Of
L Wheeling, and hopes, from his experience and skin,
hdriRQ been eRgHOed isE UctiUe rGcice Or Mn
eaTS) render satisfaction 70 all who may require
ID SerVicSa.
Oce, No. 24s Main street, square above the Monroe
House. and Immediately opposite the residence of John
llcLure, EsQ. deClO-6m
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=. Ez@1 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
RAILR0An
Track completed to JAoKsON's RIvRRl

In advance OF time advertised the rails are now laid
and instead of tho 18th Of Jolly.
on TIE lnu
The passenger trains viii certainly 20 TO
JACkSONS RIVER, within six hours travel ~
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, over
good road.
The celebrated Greenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
sf'RlNGS have been purchased by an entire new
Company who will ellargs the accommodations V .
considerable exteDt this sei.s0n for yisitsrs.
Passengers reach the White sulphur from Peters
burg Richmond, Baltimore and WShin ston, on the
same day. and the Sweet Springs nsxt moi sins TO
breakfast.
Passengers for the Rockbridge Alum, Bath Alan,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, taks the stage at
hlboro and arrive at the Springs TO supper the aans
day they leave Richmond.
RARE.
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GREAT BARGAINS.-Until the 10Th
- September, we will offer stock Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, at greatly reduced prices. Many
of them at add below cost. The assortment u com
pete and win be kept so by constant supplies nom
the Northern markets:
Black and Cplored Flonnped silks
Do. do. Rayedere do.
Blk Gro de Rhine and Mourning SiH
0rgandie and Barege Robes
Plain and Printed Bareges
Do. do. Grenadines
Printed Lawns and Jaconets
Plain and Printed Mouslain do LANES
Bombazines, Alpacas, Tamise and Canton Cloth
French, English and American Prints
Brilfiants and Ginghams
French Wrought Collars and Sleeves
Valncepnes do. do.
Jsconet Edges and Insertings
Swiss do do.
+ Thread Laees and Edges
T. Bobbin and Idsles Edgcs and Insertings
Black Lace Wells and Nantes
Spring and Fall Shawls ,i
Hemd and Embreidered Cambria Hdkfs
Kid, silk and Lsle Thread Gloves
Silk and Ga re Merino Vests
Umbrellas and ParSsspls t
White and colored Marseilles and Dimity Quilts
Table Damask and Napkins 9
Linen and Cotton Sheetlng
BeAehed and Browp Shifting
White and Colered 0sfsabargs
Sheep's Grey Sattirotts, PULLED Cloths
Plain and Plaid Linseys st
And every other article usually kept in first class
fstaH Dry Goods Store. 4 III flTI}{FIt
jy % PARKER NlMM0 & co.
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AsoThsn rAnuRr-BAsK Norris TRRoxs Our
Another Wall street failure Cor about sIo0 o ~
reported ip New York Thursday, bat tbs ssa.s d
kept dark - -
The notes Of the .Sackett's Harbor Rankn and
1Farmsrs Bank, saratogs, were thrown out ev
some o. the brokers Thursday. Ths city banks
.ere ell believed to be In q strong position
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--.S C1RRIAGES- CARRIAGES

GI81 The subscriber has ON hand, at his Coach
MaFinx Establishment, on Lombard Alley. be.
tween Main and Cary 3th and 18th strsetsf Ess
RAROiICHES. BU00fEs, with and without tops, ana "a
LIKES all Of bis make, of the best rl s
and workmanship: all OF which VII pe seo ~
and respectfully ask call r0p tosein want o. any ;,
article in the Carriage line as am deternnnss9h ,
make 10 order and sell at the lowest prices pos0'
"i ia az ds- ON 1884, MTOAJAH MANGUM.
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ISl sPRIN9S.-NO TtCE.--v Various runors Prs,n-
~. sp = and eiosnr y shs
put il circulation heretofore IN order 70 prevent she
q s y :: e s' ne
=. - ei maS -. : TPrrssiass. !
WARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w vIRGINIA.-This celebrated Watering Place
g aS asm sH:n saa
hundred and seventy mlles wsss q Whi,s NJ
and opths direct nd Gugsndot.s On u. Ohio river
Eve miles from the Bath Alum and Hot Springs, re-
pectvely. and eight pilss rom ne s,,.a
thar Curative qualities in ious diseases, - well
~ for the luxury Of bathing Their properties are
gently rnncay spucabls 70 the treatment ofths
following diseased conditions, vs:
Chronsc Inflammation and Cow. ana a,ss n tbe
Spinal Marrow and their CONSCIOUSNESS; auIosEms.
Hrmapgia following suppressed svacussio,ns ION N
81 toni or Rhsumatis,n; A6scom Of ne Joints; Ltr-
6a0o; sciatica; Contsaioss and morbid y. u
To- s pysp<pssa; Torpid and oAwss deranOo con
dsttens of The Lirer -
Consist Of a large and commodious Hotel, large
number Of handsome and conveniently arranged COT
tages spacious dining and ball room. billiard room,
bowling alley, bath-houses. &c, &c.
which are of the temp seSs deg Fahrt. are four in
IS feet in diameter and sfeet In depth. The LApIss
BArH, Of nearly equal dimensons. The SPOUT BA1ns
and private BATH POE ISyALIDs. All OF which are
comfortably and conveniently furnished and con-
struct.d and connected with cold PLUSGIsg BATHS,
abundantly supplied with spring water OF the temp.
SeS7 deg. Pahr't.
as- The locality Of these. sprngsis remarkable t?r
heal thiness-the surrounding country Vt ROMANTIC
beauty-the atmosphere saluLrioas aud inyig0fa-
ting. .r,o,,s n,
very best character and ever eCrt made to eantIi
butte 10 the comfort and convenience Of visitors.
A fine BAND0F MUSIC has been engaged for thG
season.
As these Springs are located Ppt u miles distant
from the Virginia Central Railroad the following IA
| cilities will be afforded for reaching them:
A train efcars will leave Richmond daily AT oclk
| A. NJ will connect with the Orange and AIaxandria
cars at Gordonsville. will arrive at staunton ut III
o'clock, 2. NJ, where time will By allowed for passen
gers to dine, and reach Milboro 1.-THE present term
ofthe Central Railroad) at clock, p NJ. where
ample number Of fine coaches will be In readiness
to convey passengers the evening to the Bath
| Alum, Warm, Hot and Healing Springs as they may
| wish to 90.
Ample and satisfactory arrangements have been
| made with Messrs. Hartman, Brown Co., the pres
emit popular and obgng proprictors of the stage line
this route to convey visitors to and from these
Springs to the White Sulphur, at their convenience
| and discretion. GEORGE hAYSE,) s.-
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AC6UfA CREHK AND WAsiiIN6ToS. Over De
Richmond, fredericksburS &Ild Potomac Railroad 70
the Potomac River, ssventy-hsA miles and w spsa
Did and comfortable steamers thence tr WasAlnxton
NM dvs milosia all 10 mes in seven hours, 6stne
aeQmfortabls and perfectly sale rate Of speed.
Hours Of DEPARTURE A. N. and II H., and lad
gage under charge " special agents check cd threu
g Warrington. baltimore Philadelphia An1 Nsw
I FARB:
To Washington, - -
To Baltimore, O -
To Philadelphia, 80
The track Of the Railroad bstwcsn Rlehmood and
the Potomac River IL no~ under going relay, more
than two-thirds OF being already complsted with
edge rail Of superior quality, whiIs u. ramatsdsr
'''''- : = supsrinendeu. Of Transporta.ioa.
E N uEu ACCOMMODATION
IL RAIN-CHANsE afH0UR.
On aud after April LIST, the Accommodation Train a
this Company will run daily Sundays sxesptedl b.
tween Milford and Richmond
Leaving Milford Is A. H., stopping at the Cottage
for breakiast and arrive in Richmond At o'clock.
Returning, will leave Richmond at 4sclsck, M
and reach Milford ate 0P.M. b.
stopping for passengers at any point each var.
FARE the same as on the Through Trains.
SAML RUTH
superintendent Of Traaspertatioa
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Richmond. March l9. 1857.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31
p. UNION STEAMSHIp CON.

4G2&RCITY POINT AID n eRFOLK.- stcam
Dsr CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain q
Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA Cant Day}a
Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain b. Roorns
One Of these superior Steamers will leave Rich
DAY touching at City Point and Norfolk ts reeeiys
freight and passengers. Returning, leaving Ehiia-
delphia every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY mora
ings at 10 o'clock
These Steamers are now In One order increased 40
eonmcdations for the comfort Of passengers hayiYx
been added, ~ also more room FOR freisht; and ~
hope by regulerity, dshatch and IN protectink
goods commitedto our charge, to receive AM pc;ess
Of patronage W.
a8- No transhipmentb by this line
Passage through to New York, and found sIo 60
Do do Philadelphia. and found. ct
Passage, through TO Philadelphia. net found, ID
cabin, %
River Boats.
So Passengers by this line can stop in Philadsl-
phia two or three days and then prpcced 10 New York
by the same ticket. II. II. FUTILE. Agent,
au Is ~kafts