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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01

30 New Goods. New Goods
AT 1913 BRoAD STREET.
J. MTLLHISER x BROI HEX
Have now on sale their last week purchases from
the New York auction sales, which, IN cheapness
and STYLES, will compare favoraby with any stoc K
of goods in the city. Partlcula ar attention Is called
to our very large assortment OF ,o,,,e
DRESS SILKS and RICH SILK ROBES,
which we guarantee to sell from i've to ten dollars
less in price than any house IN the city.
NEW FRENCH EsIBKOlDERlES
of exquisite work, and extremely lew.
BONNET RIBBONS.
in great variety, at half price.
10 pieces of hest quality, all SILK,
LYONS BLACK MANTEI. VELVET,
IS the yard; cheap at IS.
500 newest STYLES of all wool
BEAVER CLOAkS,
MANTELS and
RAGLANS.
LARGE stock of all kinds Of
SHAWLS,
NOUS ELINES.
BCMBAZINES,
DE- BEGES,
and many other desirable GOODS too numeernnqs
to mention. We assure all those having IN
GOODS to purchase, that they Will consult their
own interest by giving call before purGbaslhh
j. MILLHISER & BRO
oc3 i-2w lSd broad stIoot.
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The bridge of the louisville aud Lexington
Railroad across the south fork of Elkh0rn,
near Midway. was wholly destroyed by fire
en- Wednesday.
ST. Louis is a dangerous place. The papers
make mention of TWO attacks and robbery
of ladies on the high streets III broad daylight.
The perpetrators were boys.
The Michigan State Normal School building
al Upsalanti, with the large Libraries and lab
aratory. was burnt Saturday night. Loss
SIS, O0O-insured for $1,000.
The Memphis Bulletin says that within a
fortnight TWO ladies OF that city have collect
ed sum Of s. 800 IN aid of the Mount Vernon
Fund.
Alexander Mclean, Esq, Clerk Of the t. s
Court for the Western District OF Arkansas
died suddenly on the Sth ult.
The President has recognized Robert Gull
horn Dos Santos as Vice Consul of Portugal
al Norfolk.
During the week past, some twenty families
have passed through Liberty, Bedford county,
route for the ''Great West
There were l25 deaths in New Orleans for
the week ending the 25th and lG3 in Philadel-
phia, last week.
Garrett Eanmerer, an old citizen of Hardy
county, Va, died on The 25th ult.
THE LAST Rows or SUMMER-The late boat
races at Hoboken.
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4 New York paper records these facts ;

FATAL ACCIDENT An engine exploded at
,ns ssnmp ltnsse tunnel, ON the South Caro-
", W Lshsfai Railroad. on the 26th nlt., killing
90 Hnmphrles and Francis McKlernan. and
psatS sealding Taos Brady aud n Coilias.
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OYSTERS.
O. f. loYsTERs, OYSTERS. sgss
" NJ Now heinz served up
NlS5gS IN MS well known and renowned style,

TOM GRIFFIN'S ESTAURANT,
Next door to Purcell. Laid Co.'s and over L.
.. keeiius s Clothing Store.
The finest lot of those eXQulsiteiy naVored ana
'"S''' BACK RIVER OYSTERS,
So ponular among bons vlvants and eplcuTes,
which Mil be served up in every style at the short
est notice. - -, ,... -. g..
Weddng parties public dinners clubs, parties &c.
from home or at home. furnished in the best style
and at the shortest notice,
lust received, \ fine lot Of Canvas Back and
other DUCKS, PARTRIDGES, WOODCoCKS,
SC, &c.
Orders from the country for Oysters, or any other
delicacles IN season, promptly attended To- by
TOM GRIFFIN,
The long and favorahly. known Restaurateur and
Caterer for tie puhilc. lis
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PIANO EXTRAORDINARILY.

typ PA EXTRAORDINARILY
ss=syT7 P. II. TAYLOR has Just received an
III ~ other of BRIGGS PATENT AMOS
the only Pianos constructed on truly scientific
principles. For stren.th, durability, power, to
keep in tune and to retain their tone. they far
superior to all other Pianos They are highly ad-
mred 10y all who have heard them.
5; Ihalberg says of them: The tone is grand
and noble; 1t has great capacity for sustaining the
sound, singing; and its volume of tone or power
/ have never heard excelled in depth, purity, or
sympathetic sweetness"
Goltschalk Stra&osch, Mnretzok, and many other
eminent Professors, sal of them: the tone of
the Squares equal the best tTand Piano FoTtes and
excel them in pure musical Intonation and actua1
tone power MUSIC STORE,
no I-eOd3t No. ISs Main ST.
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COMMERCIAL.
R,chmopa markets, Oct. 81, 40.

Kfckmond Markcts, Ucts OF
FLoUR-Flour is slightly better than yestsaa ~
at S6Nn5a. -, =, q, On 81, sx
WHEAT-~We quote primo req ~ Da ,,.os
movement of fully cents on sesterda, aaosa
tions
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Cotton and Abolition.

We really think that the profits already
made, In the way of legitimate commerce by
Boston and other Northern cities. unon Tho
staples OF the South, ought 10 be large enough
10 satlsiy them without such "specuIationsn
d that OF BROWN a Go. The Boston Shining
ta~sits puts the receipts OF Cotton at Boston for
the year ending September 1859, 33s 7i3 bales
year enoing September l. 1858. ai3. 607 bales :;
excess in 1850, 1876. The excess this year.
says The New York Express, would load more
than Sirfy SHIPS Of more than sir hundred tons
each. AS cotton mart, Boston is exceeded by
40 other town in the world except Liverpool.
The Bos Oh Journal adds:
Another year we shall probably require at thus
iott to w ba!1s oi cotton -gvna enipio, ment 70
!po AaH1fyd shi ps and Barau es from New Orleans,
-4opi.es SAVANNAH. Charleston &c. Our whafVes,
nov thnstaiiy qu!et and bare, Will. IN the course
~ h"L3b ar TWO, DO surrounaed with Ships ioaa-
a. the roat ssaIies Of the south and est, and
12I @nieh Boston Is The largest mafAet In tue
lnlGa.'
Il New York paper records these Iacis
''hltesdy 202 700 tales OF cotton have left our
Of III value Of asout 3 10 900 coo. and paid ross
ifei htste of ,ut 800 ooO whict has been che y,
2U9J Ibis southern -Four, with iar-e quantities OF
aheat and iaterin the season, oil indian corn, rice,
.nis mark While on our wharves are piles oi
b"xes Allied with dry soads DO" estlcs' cotton and
wo4lleH ,,aGs su1 boots ard snoes AID also con-
siderable Kinds Of Northern manufactures, await
sni stiaont Southern ports. tor distribution ~
tae interior OF .he Southern and -.uthwesterr
81 vessels increases between all the Northern and
Southern cities"
Blu, not satisfied with this, the Spectators
want to cat open the goose that lays the golden
eggs. And, though the present attempt has
failed, il will be repeated, and the goose will
to denounced and cursed as most unreasona.
Die aad sindicssye goose ii she does not lie will
and peraitthe operation TO be performed with.
out resistance or even complaint
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81 Special Notice. --The attention OF VA
chnists and others 10 a.ked to my SAFE Oh rnsins
distiery. ON nth street Also 25 600 Brick. See
advertisement. lno It'll T.. u. COOK, Anct.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES COMING TO THIS
CoUNTRY.-rhe Montreal Pilot has II on au-
thurity, that His Royal iiighness the Prince of
wales accompanied by the Colonial Secretary
aud other distinguished pcrsonages. viii visit
Canada in the end of May or the beginning OF
June next. The formal opening OF the VIC
toriu Bridge Will then take place.
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OFFICE OF II. L y. R. r. coz
REDMOND, Oct. ~, 1889. {
Z ~ NOTICE. 1.-The annual meetr ofihe
80 Stockholders OF the K. K y. f. z. CO.,
Will he held ~ this Office. on WEDNES DAY, the
oc 25-tawt9thNov A. W. MORTON. Sec'y.
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IA Premium Pofaioes.-Persons wishing TO
purchase nv POTATOES. for seed, can do so by
callint ut the Crenshaw Mills. near the Irede ar
Iron Works no It'll WM. A. j. SMi Ii.
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II ELIEL,l , 1o,,D..r1-
srppoprvnp ORR )STAR COMPANY.
}STAR COMPANY.

rA- FIRE-C K. REEFS respectfully informs b 9
friends and the public that his STEAM PHO
ToGRApH GALLhR{ {n w u s@en on be IN @ BE-
fpiSbed and nnd for viii be re-taken or the price
pad Tor them viii be refand9d y eaag at M
thank the citizens of Richmond for their very lib
erai patronage during the past two years 81 my
stay ba.a oc 4-eCdts
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e-r 80 SFoCkOE HELL GENERAL
S>Es AGENCY.
Ct. w. H. TYLER,
Office Marshall, Bt.lcesn Saith and .Sereath
Streets.
Continues II RENT OUT HOU$E Els, HIRE OUT
NEGROES. SELL REAL ESTATE. SELL Ne
GROES and act as a GENERAL AGENT. He
returns his thanks for the liberal patronage stow
ed upon HIM for two years past. AL 3l-6m
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE.
AotHGn sa k : CO Lys.s.s s.D M.s.osss
= 'n.ol. inc. :. FORD. I. L. MONEY!
second Might Of the Distinguished Trased;an.
n. BARRY SULLIVAN.
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. /. 1sss
VIII be performed BuLwxa's celebrated gl.xaf
RIoHELIEU; OR, THE C0NsPfRArY
Mr.. BARRY SULLIVAN.
overture ----..... Orchestra.
FAMILY JARS.
E55ss$sasSs H !ssa$s$;
morse. of Ne nse,iny purse sac for the beaten
ID. MeDaniel enters b. h. Don Juan. q ys.,, ala r.
Glencoe, out Of Darkness, she by Wsxoner
Gent Green enters One Eyed Joe. AGED h, p,;
~ Ge2rse. out of REGISTERS dam, ioa liz. - ''"''
". A. Thompson enters CT. Ironette, 4ye,rs old
by Register, dam Black a,s Sal: 50 lhs '''' 0'''
:. NATifL A. THOMPSON.
- no lit seey Ashland Jockey Club.
"a TUE TUE a. Acc0MP MENT OF.
81 honor OF amour cling to the citizens OF p ;rh
s@.Ss mond and vicinity, that the next ANIMAL sas
SION 81 ms school ior instruction in the above de-
THAN Hal, on SATURDAY MORNING. Novs,ma-
Der 9TH 1892 tqr young aides, Misses and Mss,.rs
and on MONDAY EVENING, November III if.vs for
The New Empire Quadrille and other fashions
session. "' -. ' 81 nhs
SIX I'll NNUAL ExHIBITI0y
OF THE
VA. MECBhNlCS' INSTITUTE.
II.
NOW OPEN FOR TIL RECEPTION or
The attractions are:
STEAM cALIoPE.
Inc brst steam musical instrument ever see, IN
THIS city; working Machinery, IN endless var,e,,.
AMERICAN Manufactures of superior aualjty. p,fnt'
Inss; Drawlngs; Lithographs Needlework; Chinese
RELICS; Old Prints; Coins; Minerals: Treasneeshy
the Oeean; steam Engines; Virginia Jewels; and
hundreds Of centr,hutions too great to enume.ate.
; A-PTRICE OF ADMISSIoN,2s CENTS. Mem
Members S 80. A me nber's ticket sives him ths
privilege OF taking with him to the exhibition too
IadisS or one lady and too children, under twelve
years of age. No tickets are transferable Evsry
Ihember and depositor is expected to show hi, o1
her tIcke. to the doorkeeper on entering the Hail
TO ensure admission. Depositors' tickets when
taken possession OF by the doorkeeper.
EA- Hall open from 10 o'clock. A. NJ. 10 5o'clock
7. NJ. and from7 O'clock Z. NJ to l0o'clock p NJ
oc27-ts VIM. FORBES, Chairman.
A PRIZE! PRIZE!!-AT THE PALACE
n HALL SHOOTING GALLERY.-A beautiful
be presented to tbs first person that can ring the
BELL four times in succession, at the word with
the reyllar dueling Pistol. Gallery open DAY and
NIGHT, for practice and instruction in Pistol and
EIGHT SHOTS for Scents.
oc 2z-lm JOHN B. WILLIAMS.
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"a To Merchants.

WIN. HUBBARD MITCHELL, ACCOUNTANT.
Office at J. S. Walkers Factory, 18th street,
Continues to Write up Books and Adjust Accounts
and solicits the books of four or i've netchtI! t
whose business does not require the constant ~
tendance OF a book-keeper. Ho refers to the ioii
lowing gentlemen: Messrs. 10 I'm stewart DaVid
n Walker Messrs. Massie Il Peasants. hich-
nond Va; and Messrs. Nassie & Smith, iopacco
Commas ion Merchants, New York. &C 2o-ihl
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~ Second Large and Attractive 0peniiA.
REEDEN & FOX
Have been opening IN part, during the past week;
and bv the steamers from New \ oTk TO day VIII
he in receipt of. their FALL SECOND SUPPLY
OF DRY GOODS. r,,
We have bought many large lots Of DRESS
GOODS At the closing auction sales, IN New OH,
during the past week, all of which we shall otter at
CHROME toie Prices. We call special attention to
n lar &c and choice assortment Oh
DRESS 81 LKS, embracing all grades. from 10
cts, uer ward to the richest sty les.
PRINTED AMERICAN and FRENCH DE-
MlioUfSELlNE DELATNE ROBES, at very re-
PRINTED FRENCH MERINOES
RICH PLAID and STRIPED POPLINS.
VELOURS DE PARIS, and great variety of
Our assortment of EMBROIDERIES is now
complete, anlons st them
FRENCH MUSLIN COLLARS, at prices much
MaLTFSE LACE COLLARS
REAL POINT LACE COLLARS.
REAL POINT LACE SETS, a splendid as
sortment.
We are also making large additions to our stock
of NEGRO CLOTHING.
Large lots OF 8 4 and GA
-, LINSEYS.
SLEEPS GREY SATINETS. all qualities
VIRGINIA JEANS, &c, &c.
FACED CASlNETS and CASSIMERES.
NEGRO BLANK TS.
BED BLANKETS.
oc2l-lmif BREEDEN & Fox, 2l7 Broad st.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA. OCT. 81, Is
High Water this day (THesday) on O'Clock
ARRIVED,


Steamship Jamestown, skinner. New ork,
mdze and passen gers. Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Baltimore, mdze. and
paSsens ers, d, & W. CurrIe. -
sSteamer City Of Richmond, Mitchell, Phlladel-
PIMA, mdze. and passengers, II. r. lutte; 3.
echrs. Q. p. Bnns, -, lumber, HardgToFe
Schr Three Brothers, Elzey, pig iron, W. s.
Schr J. s. Jones, -, old machinery, to. order
Schr. Gen. Crane, -, suano, Bacon Bas-
Schr. VIM. Severe, Brooks, James River, wheat,
Warwick i Barksdale.
Schr Mary Ann Hetty, Jones, Petersburg,
Sch i, La Plata, -. Jacksonville. lumber $.
schr Butterfly, Hubbard, Baltimore. wheat.
Dunlop. Moncure & Co.
Schr. Mansion, Bromwen, Baltimore, ,ndze., W.
y. Colquitt & Co. .
schr. Ashland Graves, Baltimore, mdze., w. D.
schr. ]. J. Barrill, -. corn. stearns & Brent
SAILED,
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish, New York, mdze
and passengers lUdlam X Watson.
Schr. Pearl, Lark. Charleston, nidze, w D. Col
$chr, Ann PickreII, Palmer, Philadelphia, mdze',
schr. Golden Rule, Welburt, down the river,
light.
HAMPTON ROADS. October 3lst.-ArrIved. ship
Samuel, IL day from sombrero.
Schr Mary, from inagua, bound for Bait4more. is
ashore at OcTacoke. she IS a total loss Her crew
NORFOLK, Oct. sl-Arrived schrs. Julia, Rich.
ing; Ida II Her, Hayti: Urgently ashore and got oil.
Her coffee shIpped to y. " g.,
Schr Richard W. Tull, reported in distress with
cotton will be ready in few days to sail for Phil
adephla.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP 'JAMEsToWN,'
sa!NNER, Master. from New York;, Van oLip
dq. Il. f Dickinson. c. p. Bixbv. VIM, Carlton. l..
Tcaver. F, Vincent. VIM. keunish, lady, tau-h-
ter and child. Mrs. Maxwell, Dr. Lannon's and lady,
&. Rosswo-. Mrs. Young and child. Ino Deiano,
K. J. Edwards and lady, Mrs Cohen. Miss Vas
theimer. T. |. GARRISON. lady and child. Mrs Com
pefts, VI. Puen j. Harsons, Jos. Decker. D.
Clark. D. Jones, T. Cogans Ed, Parker; s, HouS-
ton, r. g. Jones Capt. 5. B. Stone, Capt. \. +.
Palmer. l. {. Westray, Cart K. W. Shufeldt, J.
q. Hudson. l.. !. d.ews. and Il steerage.
Also. from NOrlo!h-MIsS Anne Lynch, NJ. +.
COrbett.
CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL.
80 SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.-At 4 meet
ing Of the Executive Committee Of the Central
A 5ricunral Soc ct, Of Flrs inla. held on Monday,
the 24Ih of October 1859, the following order Was
unanimously adopted:
RssoIrsf, That the President, JAMES LYoys.
Esq. and the Secretary Col. CHARLES DIMMoCK.
be and are hereby. requeS ed to attend nanF of
the apprna -nln= Fans MAJ be ConFenent TO
them. believing, rs we do, that their pers0na' 81
tendance viii be useful 10 thP Society ard the
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pa Cloak

10 Cloak 81
AND
MANTLE
DEPOT,
60 MAIN ST.
foT coId weather X. EZEKIEL,
DC 3iNtts 60 Main street.
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ra Magnificent Silks. ~
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.
ELEGANT CLOAKS AND SHAFTS,
From last weeks AUCTION SALES OF French
'0 I,cpnrters in New York at a
GREAT SACRIFICE.
WATKINS &c Flick LEN
Beg leave to inform their friends and the public
,-areraiy that their laree and superb stock o new
and fresh DRY GOODS has Just been replenshcd
hy very lerse additions OF various st! les OF beautl
fli goods purchased by one OF their hrni, III many
INSTALL HALF THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE.
They only p SIX an opportunity OF exhibiting these
rhoits and Set,tt GOODS of the Heaesst and most
fqShionnLle deStsH5. IN order TO nsare sales, and
surprise every W til the LOW PRICES.
such prices rs will brin4 this hitherto costly article
WITHIN the reach Of every one.
Beautiful VELOUR De PARIS,
French end Irish PNPLlNS,
Paris Printed DELAlNES,
Six and " ooi PLAIDS &c,
are hsing opened this marnus. and will be found
extremely handsome and moderate in price. Our
CLOAkS AND SHAWLS,
COMPRISING the most extensive and rich assert
ment we nave had to offer THIS season. will he open
ed to day. and will he found WORTHY the attention
of all in want. Some OF these goods are entirely
SERVANTS and PLANTATION GOODS,
MEMS OUTER AND UNDER WEAR!
HOUSE SERVANTS WEAR!
PLANTATION GOODS -!
HOUSE FURNISHING GQODSiiM
sHIRTINGS and sHEETiNGS!
PULLED CLOTHS!!
sATINETTs FOR Factory HANDS, &c..:!
" III be found unsurpassed N extent; quality and
price [oc 2i-tsl WATKINS & FICKLEN.
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80 DR.. POLLARD has removed his of
- fee and residence Ia the Cottage on
Governor street, next door above the Richmend
House. &C 3l-2w~
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~ FOR LEASE. 1.-The subscriber offers for
E;s l. EASE, for term OF Eve or ten years he
N.ATAVERN PROPERTY, sltuated st Lonlsa
Court House. J. G. CANMACh.
oc 1S-dlu -t1av cwts
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go EA.CENTR AERICE LTUFAL
- SOCIETY Those gentlemen who have
kindly acted = ems tor me sale 81 H=mherShlp
Tickets 10 this Society are requestedto make their
re- uIus IS early as convenient.
noI-4t c. DIMMOCh, Urea V. c. A. S.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

COMMISSIONERS CERTIFIcATE.-The under
signed, sworn Commissioners to superlntend the
certify that the above is accurate list of the
numbers and prizes as they were drawn by us this
day, Oct p, 1859. at Augusta. Ga.
F. c. BARBER,} Sworn CONS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me.
LEWIS LEVY. J. P.
ExPLASATIoN.-The left hand row in each of the
above columns contain the numbers which were
drawn from the wheel. The amount opposite each
number is the prize which the number entitled TO.
If your number not in the list, and does end
in /. your ticket is a blank.
All tickets where the number ends in are
titled to $50 IN addition to any other pTze which
the above drawing may entItie Il to. Half, quarter
and eighth tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of packages are entitled to all they
draw over the $50 prizes. Halves, quarters and
eighths in proportion
Prize tickets and certificates must be returned to
this Office for cash re-lnvestment. Tickets that
have not drawn prizes need net be returned.
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- FOR RENTING upper part ofthe House
H.. corner of Main and nth streets. neIs to Ans-
Irican Hotel. -
AIsS0-The thr.e-story Brick BUILDING on
lith be:ween Main and Cary streets APpls TO
MARCUS HARRIS \ BRO,
oe w-t. IFS Main street.
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-, FOR RENT-Ths three NEW STORES,
Hss on Main street, next 20 Col. Waiter p b,ar .
s.1 Apply To HENRY CoALTER CAbEd.L.
oc 2I-ts
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tSundas ng hit excepted between Richmond, Alex
andria, W ashn,ton, Baltimore, Philadol phia, New
York, and al important points West, via AcQula
Creek ana Washington, over the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg 4 Potomac Railrccd, to the Potomac
river, rs miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to ashin ston IS miles, all 1870
miles IN seven hours; being comfortable and per-
fectly safe rate OF speed
Hours of departure: Oils, A. NJ, and 6:30, P. NJ.
BAGGAGE. under charge of Special AGENTS,
CHECK THROUGH to W Washington, Baltimore.
Phliade phla and New York.
THROUGH TICKETS can be secured at the follow
ing rates.
TO Baltimore. -. 81 90 To Washington. =. So so
Phii5dslplla 49, 90 New York. ......H 80
cincinnati ..G2 % st. LOUIS. 81 50
COIilSl DuS. ~ 70 CHICAGO. IS w
Indianapolis -. 70 10 fItTSDurs. 10 W
CAIRO. .......... 80 so Louisville. 70 W
Dayton " 70 DECATUR. ....U 10
JtHeFsouVttio 70 10 newark LILY
hock Island 80 90 Nincenn6s. Zou w
GAINESVILLE go. Is 0
PASSENGERS breakfast and sup at Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer between Acqula
Creek and WASHINGTON.
ia For further information. apply at this ONCE
Broad street, Shockoe Hill. :.
JAS. b. WINSTON, Genl Ticket Ag'
SAML RUTH, Sup't.
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ID EAIUSAL.-The subscriber, in returning his
IL thanks to his former patrons and friends for
the many iavors heretofore bestowed on him. would
respectfully inform them and the public generally
that IL consequences of the late fire at the corner
of 18th and rankin streets, he has removed his
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING ESTABLISH
NJ ENr to No. !. A s L NJ Il n T. b LARD
HOUSE. land next 10 the Va. Central Agricultural
Society Office. where call from the public at
large is respectfully solicited. 10
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