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Indian warfare.

81. LOUIS, March 2i--A despatch fom Leavenworth
10 the - Democrat says that a severe fight took place
near Fort Arbuokle between fifty soldier and ff.y Witohi-
Ia indians, under Lieut.. Powell, and a large party of Ca
manches, N which two Cam-lchCs were killed and swo
& ,lliers wounded.
Another light Is also repoitei IL bet y IN Lieut.. Stanley,
with fifty troops, aud the Ce.nrnches, in which eight Of
the latter and one Of the TO- .ner were killed.. Captain
CGrr and fifty men bal left Fort Wichita for the seat Of
war. 1t Is stated that the Camanchcs number upwards
Of 3 900 war. ioiI, end another battle Is Participated.
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Markets.

NEo York, March 2l,-Cotton closed firm tales of
6 900 bales. Flour closed frm-sales of IA, 900 barrels
State, IS so a SIS 80; Ohio, SC G5 a Sc 80 south
ern, Sc AZ. Wheat closed buoyant-s sales Of "A, 900
bushels quotati os are nominal. Corn closed firm -sales
of 26 900 bushels mixed, nominal, at 80 cents yellow,
SO a 81 cents. Beef close ftn ut 50 SO a SlI rs.
Pork closed heayy--mess, SIT rs a SIS IS prime,
Sl3 IL. I1rd closed buoyant at IL a ia cents. Whis-
key closed quiet and uncha1ged at 2S5 cents. Sugar closed
steady -Muscovado 81 a 7 cents. Spirits of turpentine
closed dun at 52& a So cents. Rosin closed heavy at
81 65. Rice buoytnt at 81 a Al cents.
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DIED,

D,part | tEs lo, - tE' city, at 8 O'Clock, a, M, yesterday. Mon.
day mora.ag } the 2,st ms mt, ALICE MARY, inTat daught r o The
Hon. G-i;aG y. and THs"r>s! yGH, I n a lingering illness Win puou.
mpuii.
Tho funeral sc. o vii Ike PFC, at l. wis Hot at 2 O'Clock,
p M I day, rfcr waoh the rcms'ns viii be remoy, | to tho RAJ.
rcai dol 1t q be convey 4 to c. lcinna..
On the Goth inst, Of pneumonia, 10 EPH sTuIMAN, infant son Of
SAMUEL aud LAyIsA BLACK, aged 20 months and IL days.
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The Flood in the Connecticut River.

SPrISof ID, CMres J March 21.-The flood ia tho
Connecticut A.ver has been incrca red by the hea,y rains
of Saturday. The liver rs sSenty feet above low-water
mark ut tits place, and at fIa. ford twenty six. The
bridges at Charlesf swn, md Wei DE, N. H., are swept
away, and the Su'hvrn ra'irocl b..dge Is imp able. All
the lowlead and me lows ia the valley are overfiowed
Msny hors 3 are foil 1ho water, however, Is now
rcccdiDg.
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE q Co, A~uctioncers.

T,RUSTEE'S BALE OF IMPROVED REAL Els
tate in hesay ol Washington. BY virtue Of n decree OF the
circuit court OF the District of Columbia, passed on the 2i Of Janu-
airy, 1859, 10 a cause in which Christnna Mctlery and Others arc
complbnaDis, and Lawrence w. James and others arc defendants, l
shall sell ut public auction to the IA CHEST bidder, on Thursday, tho
;h day Of Apri next, at 81 O'Clock, y. M, on the premises, the
south part OF lot numbered thirteen, (i3,) in square numbered two
hundred and hfy three, (2S3) in tho city Of Washington, fronting 90
feet 1Ok inches ON I4ih street west, aud running hack with that
width 10 an alley a, the rear of said lot. The improvements consist
Of twostory brick dwelling house, Nc,
Terms Of sale Ons third oi the purchase money 10 be paid In
casl, the balance 10 two equal instruments In and IL months,
with interest from, The day Of sale. The deferred payments To be Sc
cured by the notes OF the purchaser, satisfactorily endorsed.
GILBERT RODMAN, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE x Co,
Mr lI-coi&ds AucuonecTs.
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Later from Canfornln.

ST. LOUIS, Msrh 2l--1he overland mail OF The 25th
his a'.iyed. The defeat OF the Pssifc rai'roc1 bin n
Con6nss occc iOn,I much DISSATISFACTION Z Gn F.anc'.-
CO. Inc les Stature had indefinitely postponed .he bill
10 divide the States iato congr sional district.
The Mohayo Indian expedition was rapidly pre- ess.
ing.
Copious rains had fallen IN the interior, and the miners
weie doing well. Business at San Francisco was quiet.
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NEW LUMBER YARD.-Tbe undersigned. hay-
IN ing recently taken charge Of tho new Lumber Yard on Sx,h
street and the Causl, respectfully invite the attention a dealers IN
Lumbar generally To examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
The stock OF White Pine Lumber, Cherry, Ash, Maple, Poplar, 40, "
very superior, AUD wen seasoned, and viii be sold nj the Invest cish
prices. COLEMAN 4 KIBOuRN.
Mar lS-dt Assigneos
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ryNIE CITY OF WASHINGTON, illustrated by

UNIE CITY OF WASHINGTON, Illustrated by
II twelve beautifully cohrei engravngs, executed in tho highest
style Of tho art by Mcssrs Nelson x Sons, Of Edinburgh, accompanied
by a map OF the city aud letter press descriptions, in an ornamental
wrat per with elastic silk band.
Price only rs cenis; tho set free by mail 80 cents.
Lr on Nkws.
The Capitol, from tho West. "'. .
Tho Capitol, East Front.
Grcenoughs Statue.
Naval Monument and statuary at Washington.
fennsy lyanin Avenue, from tho Capitol.
Cy Hall.
Pos, Once.
ruhnt ONCE. -
Smithsonian Institution.
Presidents House.
Treasury Department..
Wnshtpgtons Tomb, Mount Vernon.
For sale at PHILIPS bookstore,
33R Pennsylvania avenue,
March 20 between OH and 10th streets.
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Naw YonK, March 2l.-Stocks are duIi-Chicago
and Rock Island. 57b Cumberland Coal Company, 23k
Michigan Southern, l33; New York Central, 7ss
Missouri 6's, s5l.
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ru -r
COURT OF CLAIMS.
MONDAY, MARCH 81, 1859.

charles Hamiin and George Walker, esqs., of the State
Oh Maine, were appointed commissioners to take testi
mopy.
lphn Rpily, administrator, as. The United States,
Washington city, opened the argument for tbe claimant
M Mcpherson, United States Deputy 6 l%icitor, replied in
behalf of the government; and
The Court adjourned to IL, m, to morrow.
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THEnE has been so large a demand for copies of the let
ter Of Mr.. Lovcjoy, of Boston, that we have determine,
to republish IL in Wednesdays Scmi.waekiy Union.
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Anoiher suspectcd shaver.

AUoutfA, GAL March PA letter from the post
master at Apela nicola - the editor of the Albany Ga
Patriot aPys that the ba-k Il. A. Raw'i~s, tcken by the
steamer Vixen On the 10th INST, at st. j. seph's bay,
had slave equipments on board, but no papers,
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Wreck.

NEw YonK, Errch 2l.--1he schooner Il Townsend,
for Norfolk, YVES wrecked at Rod He ID, Webb 7 lint, on
Saturday. A p, of her ergo VS. aeved without Injury
from N.ter.
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RopBEnY.--An individual entered the house of Mrs.
Donoho, on 18th street, Yesterday morning., iRquning
whether she wished the services of u gardener. and da-
ring tho absence OF the servant made off with a silver
goblet and other pieces of plate which were in the pailor
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The Nkw M,Hy-r.-It will be seen from our Council
report that the Board of Common Council have passed o
bill for the erection of a new cenire Markst Etousa- Che
bill places the mattNy "a The hands Of commissioners, who
are vested with fall power TO select plans, and take all
pc other neclful preliminary steps.
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A %sHoorISa AFFnAy took place on Sunday night at the
colorcd Methodist church, near the Capitol HI which
will probably result in the death Of a colorcI woman
named Elizabeth Williams. 1t appears that a negro
named Hicks fired a pistol at some individual among a
crowd of darkies at the church door, but, missing lis
aim, shot this unoiiending woman. The matter has been
investigated, and Hicks sent to jail.
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Death OF an Ex-senat,
Financial.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 2i.--Hon. O. III Smith, ex- Uni
It'd States senator, died Saturday.
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DUFFALO HOBEs. BUFFALO ROBES mTFFA-

lI 10 Robes Tho Subscribers have received from 81 Louis a
large lot OF superior lulaio Robes, which they arc ceiling voy cheap.
Jan I'D JAS. O MCGUIRE & 90.
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BY JAS. {. mcGUIRE& Co., Auctioneers.

by A C. e. Co., Auctt0neers.
ENRST-cLASS BUILDING LOT ON NORTH Ii
III street, between nth and 18th streets west, mt public auction
On Thursday afternoon, March "a, at 3 O'clock in front OF the premi
ss, we shall sell parts Of lots 7 aud s, in Dayiison's subdivision Of
square No. 1877, irortng AZ feet q inches on north II street, between
l7th aud 18Th streets west, running bnck l9 feet 10 a wide alley.
This lot b probably one Of the most eligible building sites In the First
Ward fr u nrst class residence. Title perfect.
Terms: 0nefourih cash; the residue In Fix, twelve, and eighteen
months, Tor satisfactorily secured notes, bearing interest
JAS. q. MCGUIRE & co,
Mar I'D Auctioneers.
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Yhyp-
.,uSTEES SALE OF HACKNEY CARRIAGE
IL and Pair of Horscs.--on Saturday morning, April 2, at 10
O'Clock, In front OF the auction rooms OF James c. Mcclure K Co. l
shall sell, by virtue OF a deed in trust duly made and recorded
Ono excellent mock calashc carriage
One pair OF bobtal bay horses.
Terms: One half cash; the residue In 90 lays, for q satisfactorily
endorsed note, bearing interest.
JOHN 7. d. ENNIS, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
Mar l6-2aw&ds .. Auctioneers.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Prom w. II. MsDoNALD s Co. iOa Nassau 81.
JOHN @. HENDERSON, sMYTH, & co

TO Dealers In ARTIFICIAL FtT mers, Ostrich
Feathers, Fanny Goods, &C.
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DESINoUs PINE FOR KNpLING.
k1crai hundred cords now on hand, being prepared by our steam
splhHaa ,snif - - ""
< fsA. T. J. A W. NJ. GAIT,
Once NV. corner 12ih and sts, No. 545 and
Foo, OF lTth street, below War papWvasn
March 20
l0AL, poAL,-We have yet on hand a large
oaa,tty ~ AT Kinds ot COAL, suitable for general family use,
rs,xh Ne are hnsioos " dispose of at the lowest possible rates
49, T. W. M GALf,
omce NV. corner II aud c SITS, No ~, spa
f09t Of llph street, below War Department
March 2O-lW
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ART Lrcrvpg.-The lecture of Mr., Rogers last eve
ming Yves, in tho main, q 70, lew OF the e,utaiy effect
upon art, of tho devotion paid to the Melonna during the
Middle res. He spoke of it MS having elected the finest
efforts of the great masters, with whom the desire to re-
produce their ideal upon canvass was at all zines the
greatest spur to their ambition. In the course of bis re-
marks, Mr.. r. quotcl frequently from the Writings of
Mrs. Jamieson.
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DEPARTMENT. on srArs,

~ IN fN1F'N"F
LAWS Cas-, Secretary of State,
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PsaIopIuAIs.-Wo have received the first number OF
the journal of the American Biographical and Stats
tical Society," This is a monthly publication, designed
to fl nsh, In a convenient form, the latest and most re-
liable geographical and statistical ~infoi IN the
absence both in the federal and State governments of bu-
rears specially devoted to these subjects, the work before
rs seems a valuable acquisition to our periodical litera-
tire.
The April number Of the Ladies' American Maga-
sine'' has also been sent t, us. It's 'fReview of Fashion,"
illrstrat d by colored plates, VII prove interesting to tie
ladies'.
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THIS G., yTR.L GUARD HOUSE, We are glad to see that
the L BARD Of 4 ldermen last night unanimously passed a
bill, introduced by Messrs. Dunning ION and Moore, APP
propriating ten Thousand dollars for the purchase of the
building at the corner of Louisiana avenue and Tenth
street, now owned by the Gas Company, to be arranged
and used as a new guard-house. 1t is 70 be hoped that
the r,srd of Common Council may speedily concur in
this bill in order to rid our city without delay of the
disg. a,, of ma ntair'ag so Tiscrable q plfce of confne
mcnt as the present unsightly edifcc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-20

BRIrr MrSuoS.-The Public Guard paraded yesterday
afternoon. This was the only celebration of the York
town anniversary, the Harper's Ferry affair having frus.
trated the contemplated parade of the volunteers. -
The Sons OF Malta will parade tonight, ut IL o'clock
An application to bail John l.. Taylor. charged with
killing VIM. Graves, was argued before Judge Meredith.
last night. SEQ the report of the Watering Commit.
tee in another column. -" Beauty and tho Hcas, "
at the Theatre, tonight.
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EMORY ~ HENRY COLLEGES.
MASIIINEInN CnI-NIN "a

VNHE Pan session Of this Institution will commence on IN. 18Th n,
august next, and continue 81 weeks The Spring session be
Cns TIE day aneT the cOse Of the Fal session aud centInu- ~,
II weeks The charges for the entire coll-ilta wear Of a. 800
VII be Si.o, of which s,jis required 10 be paid in advance nd
ue other 30 AZ the end Ofthe hrst i've mozths TRIs sun Ip.iud..
our charges for Tuition, Bs1rd, Fuel und c.lEagsaf E1 We
81 Of those seeking a place for the education Of their sons and
wards TO note carefully the advantages which We are Offering or
loeahon, grsd- OF scholarship, ability and experience Of The fssuI-
~ excellent discipline, thorough caur~~ % instruction ana hgb
rank Of our crAduat"s, have already secured u the largest nstrop.
o 1hy Sougge III me state. lT = catalogue or for any par
hSu,At hiormai'on address. n e. WILEY, Prit
1uyt-dAcf Ernoyvp "A W.
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VERY BEAUTIFUL AND uI.IIIy pTS,-
rable Buiiding Lots on IN. corn.r n w..

Ut" SH rtr., lot >hIe at 4 uT lion. AT The rtuue,t ~ f.
u.NHes " ~ sell At public auction. on the preufa-s on E.;-
aay, the @,ih day % Oct her, isa9. commanding At Z o'el,r. p
~ hst most beautiful lot located as above ,appo,lfe tbs r..l1s,s.
81 Judge John Robertson) fronting L. fet on The ,outb -. -,
street. 'SN ~ 81 ihrh
Huihhe subtNided Into smaller lots according n a Mat al
survey TO be shown at the hour Of sale T.kInrin ~, - ~
the sis{s ted Iosiuon Of this property the fact that II front, on III
'pu,h slhe OF Main - snfhas a very full dep'h. and IN Iors,fa,
~ = shoerhoGd being excellent. il Il believed, that. for An.
can compare 20 H. w." Us ne tha'
IES--nnei fourth cash; balance At 6. 70 and l. month. for 10
tAinel cpnnrS I y W. re
ocI--ifds AErEh<tS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-20

"Time tries oil things" and has proven that wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry is The remedy, par erceHe.e,. for
the cure of coughs, colds, Group, whooping-cough bron.
chitis, Asthma, phthisic, sore throat, influenza, a.. "last
not least" consumption.
There Is a vile counterfeit OF this Balsam. therefore be
sure aud buy only that prepared by s. W. Fowtr & Co
Boston, which has the ~rincn signature of /. Buirs on
the outside wrapper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-20

seorOuhc diseases are the parent stock from which
arises a large proportion Of the fatal maladies that afHict
mankind They are as il were a species of po,,to RI, IN
the human constitution, which undermincs and corrunts
all the sources of its vitality and hastens its decay. They
are the germ from which spring, Consumption. Rheuma.
tsm, Heart Disease, Liver Complaints, and Eruptive Dis.
eases, which will be recognized as among those most IA.
tai and destructive TO the races of men. SO dreadful are
us consequences TO human life, that il il handy possible
10 oVeresiin'ate the Importance OF an actual, reliable rem.
edy, that can sweep out this Scrofulous contamination
We know then we shall proclaim welcome news TO our
readers, of one from such a quarter as will leave little
doubt oil ITS enicacy-and still more welcome, when we
tell them that it surely does accomplish the end desired.
We mean ANER'sS and IL is certainly worthy
attention OF those who are afflicted with Scrof,Ia or
Scrofulous complaints.-Registcr, Albany, " y
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BY GoDDrN a APPTRsoy A.c,,

RsAlIlFUL SQUARE OF ACREs I'm sgd
nsy noundcd ~ Doyrr, EImwooi, Par.
md Meadow streets, with the bniidin.s AMI
n""PEoNsmrnts thercon, for Sale nj Auction
q ~ ,ah % scla AZ AUCTION; on ,hs premises on Thursday. The 9Th
late, located a. above, Dow occupied by Mr. WIN B-nn.,t mi
Ap@ininE The residence OF Nj Edward a. Howard. (formerIv Ttsm-
As 'f"ueh) The land, for the most part, lies M 4 heaptifaI M.
improvements consist Of 4 Brick Dwelling. b-sidesa a Yer Lr.e md
excellent Brick Building. covered with .lAte. ln,rnded sgr I. .ros.
10 be exhibited at the hour Of sale.
T1HsA-Onefourth cash, balance Al 10 - mi T. ,..,k. ,-
ECtiahle notes, Interest aided, secured by a trust d,rI ar ,I. ~
tanned. GnnbTI 4. " Hhe re
vats sale. ocIs pm
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COTTON LANns.-N.r

4 iaotcE cotton LANDS.-AsA agent Of tn y,,,,-o,
". Ste lhANClS sURGET, Of Mississippi 1 viii sell. Al a
y AZ CLARENDON, all the LAnds In Monroe county
p ma N MoNPsY (ssinS ,h iAy) Of November next; and On the
,eeSad NONDAf ot NSvember (betny the itthI 4 will 81
SsSASnFeTt seu al the Lands In Jackson cean,y. Ana n N ~. g.
HyNoAh " November (beins the sIEt) / wi sen al Pocahontss
MI be reserved for the esfat-.
IEENS-0nrfourth cash, OF is eouIv,l.,t. -.La..
payment secure The
Unul the frat Of Nevr-ber, any OF these Land, .r.or-,.
PrtratS sle and of-u are Invited On appHcaton 10 me- :, -.
SNMe, hy- piAts tsrAst &c, viii be furnished These ~ -
ns earnest selected ABdLesl Lands OF Arkansas -aboxs $3.50
Js9-uSoet evo 49,.
LcuiSrsRe. Az. July Ia. lS0. "" nASCoCA-
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH.

N TWF CVFOTLTNTyr pPOrFSc g.
g. W. JONES, DTNIIsT, having purchased The IfT%sS
right Tor the above mode Of making Teeth, ana be. "IIIy
ms entirely satisfied "fiis absolute superiority over the gold, silver
or patina method, he cAn with confidence commend n 10 ali NJ
may desire full ar partial sets Of Teeth and ,sp,rIallv 20 snrL \.
may he dissatisfied with those they are now using. In thf- procrss
all OF the objections 10 the gold plat. ~ r.moyed-the ~, TtN H.,
ing perfect, secures comfort and stability to the IA and the teeth
being embedded In the metal, the food Is excluded from under oT
between them, AMI they are therefore sroaugsr, cieanrr- ,fnNstbsr
and In every respect better.
In consequence q the perfect adapt,tIon ~ ta Mat. ., a.
mouth aud the suction ihereby secured, he can insert one or nor
kfsctory NJ, or no charge.
This method having been adopted and rnmm,naebbx ,hos.
Ing highest In the profession, North and South, tesiuioni,ls viii he
given and Specimens exhibited to Anv Who nav desire "a : them
Those Wishing 70 exchange the old method Tor the new, their oJ
plais va b taken in part pay. Once opposite CoTinthian Hall
OHte oui H"h : " ~, from ~ tot Ocs-ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-20

CrRcurr CorEr.-on Monday, silas Beazley, twice con.
victed of felony, was sentenced for an additional term Of
five years, in accordance with law.
On Tuesday, a noHe Prosequi was entered In the case
OF w. q. Clark. indicted for felony.
The motion for an arrest of judgment in the case of
Argentine, the forger, was overruled, and the prisoner
sentenced, but execution OF sentence was suspended for
seven days, TO enable his counsel to take an appeal.
The court then adjourned until the 10th November.
when the regular term for the trial of civil causes will
cOmmence
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, GO TO G. w. MINNIs, PHOTO

49, GRAPH AND fINE ART GALLERY. 2T MAIN az
and see his ne. and se.a.ifal Rooms, and ths nne specimens Of Ar
~. aeeofa,sth sals hvsfy sArsp o. picture Belonging to the
taken In every form and variety Of finish that at or .rp,yrnes
has Introduced. coiored In water or oil colon. from nlnl.t uy. 4,
hfe size, making a pie asinE miniature In water, OF rreetive por,r,It
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RICHMOyDIlND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
y eW APrangem en- an Il
Change pr Schedule.



Regular Connections with King 4 Queen c. n. and Urbanna.
Norfolk West Point, and all the intermediate Landings ON
the Pamunkey and York Rivers.
(lN and aner Monday, oct. ~, the Passenger Train. siopr5ng
House, going and returning, viii leave qlh street.. Richmond
daily, except sundays, at 6E A. NJ Arrive Al the White Hou.s
daily, except Sundays, NJ ; A. VI. Returning. leave ne Wbits
House, daily, except sunday, ats r. VI. arrive al 2th street
Richmond daily, except Sundays, AZ 6I2PM.
On IgesdaYs and saturday, an Accommodation Train wmIeave
81 A. NJ Returning, leave 2th Street, Richmond. al M p
Arrive ~ the White House ats p M
Passengers leaving Richmond ~ o. A. NJ. on Tuesdsvs Thnr,
DAYS aud Saturdays, viii connect Al the White House utfh Ms.s~s
X ' Northern = Cos Your Horse Post Coach stage line Tor va.
rlers, King 4 Queen G. ~, Cartons store, wdrhfs store CbgrrS
leave Vrhauna ~ A. VI on Mondays, Wednesdavs ana Fdiavs
bP. ", for Richmond
Through tickets 20 Frariers. az
IhrouEh tickets 70 King 4 Queen G. H.......... g0
Through tickets n Cartoon Store an
Through tickets 90 Wfirhfs store ia
Through tickets 70 Churehvils 100
Through tickets 70 Urhanna fo
on Tueslays aud Frdays, me Steamer sE4 RfHp. Cant Tb,r,s.
" southraie, VIII leave she White House ai "a " on III. sriy,i
nt We ears from Richmond. Tor norfolk and m me tntermeT,ts
laniings on ne Pamunkey andYork Myers. Returning Uni ie,ys
,etmcida'e landing, al connecting with ne train icavinr ne
extra.
ffelfht WIN be received the omce 81 Roetstts. ps,, a.. t,vs,
'as Norhs, daily, tulP ", and viii BE- foruaried on me f,1ov
w aay, frrtrhi w ~ cases 70 be- paid ~ NJ uorteus aaes.
Negroes an be required. uhsn travelling alone. d, ,..v. ,uh
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