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The .ney were proceeded by four horse wagon, from
Centre Of the wagon appeared hickory tree, before
ich piece Of inscribed the folio wing
tn. IN sosY 1s.s VAS s.SEs SIR ny sI6
90 e Q c 9 q . . Q 9 eses 90
xs, ms "a'"- was ,.csu ors az" o. ~ ap p,rs
W. -. some attendant yucans occ- '"--' -
90, Ioies ~ taii
Williamsburg c1rrs AND AssocAroSs -
The Uuion Ieagae Club No. turned out ioo ~ 4
der command Of Mel Rappelye. They were su ,.
capss and caps, and Trey bore ID ron' u 49,
nrunmond light. They prssenH v,,n s yItcolorcd
rcsrnrcs, and they looked wei wilisno 'SF0'
iorches-- red, green and blue
USios LEAGUE No a.
tie club also from Ws usburg turned out one
and ninety swo men, under command OF Captain Mill
water. They dressed in silver coiored capes ana
red caps Amongst the noticeable Of ,he mottoes
were
oeecSe acoccee ee G 8 . Z,
SIseS COUNTY nasuaTy TEN THOUSAND ron THE rsIoS
billy exwAFD AND HIs THRRs ArSrY's:
lrs1Y MASON,
o AvaIT f-sT.
ausrY SLAVERY.
DC c "a
NNsrvKsru wAEp GRKRsPoNT usIoS CLus
turned ont two hundred fifty strong, under command
Of Captain Patton. Ia front Of them was borne on
wagon The motel Of steamer. called The National Guard.
The club made fine appearance.
THE JAMAICA MINUTE MEN
Turn ed out ll5 strong They preceded, after the
band, by rar sparspcy with the words, "Our whole
corD.yy.n One eide represented the original thirteen
trits IN the form Of arch Under the arch the
words, "The Declaration OF Independence, which
10 built the constitution - There repre- sentatio
Of the Temple OF Liberty formed OF thirteen columns Of
hickory ruff hewn ground famous In Revolutionary
s'rns There thirty three torches carried In the
ruks representing the thirty three States Of the Uuion
1bs turnout Of The men OF Jamaica iiiable In
every sense They were under the command o. Marshal
II. Scott.
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THE UNION TORCHLIGBr PROCESSION.
poSrINUED FROM THIRD pAGEl

CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE
large number Of iransparencies declaratory Of th,
attachment Of The company TO the Union followed.
'orning Pioneer Corps Of Albany came next II
"cort 70 the Union Bell Ringers consisting Of
rNs~ the command Of Capt Colvn, rney
sc.ed "a - apes and caps, and they all bore
thirty raen 1-4-'
we're dressed III ffeyss "eers, escorted
.,.,,, torches aloft 10 red
NJ, IN order we're the Adkins s,y A.,
80 ,hA preceding company. They ~efe ae-H
- ana red, ,shl,e sud blns care ma were VI
sapss' 400 " - ulder The command
hundred and MY strong. IAey W..
u Capt Walker ,.,srea afty They
Tho .,napy Union Minute Men mustered my -
a,e,sed in black trowsers and red Sni''s ~.
80 .,or, a flaming torch The command VI 'A'
.,ron,pv wa. by Capt. 8 B, st. John,
-, !, order were the Seventh Ward Satlona' Jn"a
-, ~,,ch numbered three hundred men laey were
an dressed in red capss aud caps, and wero accompanied
NV troop of horse, commanded by Caps Weed and
s,p,iste numbering thirty men
other delegations from Boston, Newark, Paterson
philadelphia, &c, numbering about five hundred, took
pert 10 the procession.
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SEVENTH DIVISION

DIV ENlu II Dlf1SlON.
The Seventh division under the direction os Mar.
Chi. william o'Donnel and Assistant Marshal Richard
Dalton, vho handsome scarfs and were mounted On
wShe looking and decorated chargers II vas remark.
able for the number Of strong erawuy looking fun
grown voters than for any attempts al display. With few
exceptions there Vas little nothing 10 denote any thing
than a ordinary turnout o. citiscns.
Tho division headed by the Excelsior Club Captain
Andrew Holly, Numbering about four hundred members
who we're iastefuiy dressed in rel shirts All carrying
Email transparrncies.
Following the Excesiors came the Inyincble Clus,
Characterized BY It's remarkably neat APPEARANCE the
members 70 the sumbcr q four hundred we're dressed
10 blue shirts, with fancy turned over yellow collars
black pants and Hungarian caps they carried The crd
nary pitch torches.
Following IA succession we're the Fghtecuth Ward
Chioro'orm Artillery and me Satoral Democratic Union
Committee The chlororarm clubs we're dressed IA red
Shirts ard glazed cars and carried torches.
The Tsceiy.ars, ward represented IN the process.
son ~ grsud National vaiou Association, numbering
about eighteen hundred men, under the command Of
karsAai Geo rcIanc, assisted By COL r1mpsns IN the
union wcSe "Iitte Giants. % the number Of two hun
dred, dressed in rcd shr,s and rl,zed csr. Several
irsosF~renoies bearing "Sevtr yield t Death or VIC.
tory," Union ssd Constitution" we're visible
Foilo-p were the Jackson Club, which presented
hns appearance; Young Mems Unicn Club q Harlem
rwelfh Ward National nmocrsuc Club and the York
Vile Union cluo-an carrying torches The only means
OF ornsmcptstion.
The fcsturc-n fact the ouly ca,ure-oi this division
immense cart drawn BY four horses carrying an
orchestra q dsrkies, who aoesd With the names
Of seward Lincoln, Hnlin, sumner and other lights q
ibe republican party the orchestra amused the people By
rather siercus howl which, amid The vsriOu,
Or the occasion. might be supposed 70 b singing
"a the coruer r. Lspensrd snd Broad way SINE
trouble gc-iscred sc,wesn the PEI men anl demo.
Ha1 -1ceutg 0e 60 of Inc Il - oae tine looked
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s~nae : anderson, Marshal
Nm N1cNe, vnrr
merry 'osr, Hash cro-aSs
J0ah HSseh' Norinao AcIs,l
Bernard Reilly.
The aids were IN horebaak All sor, ~ .,,-.,
sshes d,sgOrary lcross tie body. n h.rse. TO-,
pirgs were red and whi,e, viii the wori ore.,,p =,
NC saddle cloth
Eleventh ward osrmen (on horssbsok). They ross
-ith eight meu f.ont. rhcy noonte. eighty men
r J. A. Boob. ward Marshal
Seventh WAfd - Meas Demo rAsc Douglas .r4
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rather FERROUS but GOO ceiling nnaly pre- sed an the
Bell men marched triamphs>uy Tl,hess inter- ,,,cu
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CARTMFN,S ASSOCIATION

Owing TO some Misunderstanding large number Of
the csrtneD joined their different wards in the process
sion instead Of assembling in Pearl street TO put them
selves under the orders Of Mr. Daniel Carpenter who
appointed Marshal Of The Cartmen's Association Owing
TO this there but large four wheeled
gon and three horse carts containing about hun
dred men The Marshal dressed in citizen clothes
and his aid wore red white and blue sash and
a large white rosette his left breast. The wagon
drawn by four fine horses, whose heads adorned
with pumes Of feathers The sides Of the wagon bore
the following inscription
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SEVENTH WAND ON DECK.
BY INDUSTRY WE THRIVE.

INDUSTRY WE THRIVE.
Several handsome transparences, made Of colored pa
per- and large number Of colored lamps disposed
about the wagon.
The other carts decorated with . number Of small
flags trapspaences and colored lamps while the horses
covered with white cloths, which the word
"unon" paoted in large black letters each horse
head decorated with handsome plume Of feathers.
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TIE NUMbE4n IN 1uC rnOCESSIUN.
In order 70 give readers - glance correct ideo
number Of people who turned In the
prepared the following tables the figures having
been obtained BY reporters from the commander and
captains Of the companies and dvsons q wen asby &C
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY nj
TICKETS.
ORDINARY DRAWING.
To take place AS above specified.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

S,aa5 prizes amounting to S32O.O 600
Whole Tickets SO; Halves SIS; Quarters 50 So.
Certificates Of Packa ses in the Ordinary Draw
ings will be sold at the following rates, which is
the risk: Certificate Of rackase OF 10 Whole Tick
cts. $50; Certificate of Packa. of 10 Half Tickets,
3 10; Certificate of Package Of 10 Quarter Tickets,
$50; Certificate of Package of 10 Eighth Tickets,
$40.
amount of money to our address for what you wish
to purchase; name the Lottery IN which you wish
it invested. and whether you wish Wholes, Halves,
Quarters or Ele hths, on receipt of which we SCI nd
what is ordered, by first mail, together with the
scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, Printed draw
ing. Certified to by the Commissioners, will be
sent, with an Explanation.
M Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give the name of their Post Office, Coun
ty and State.
All communications strictly confidential.
IA All Prizes of 81 600 and under, paid imme
dately after the drawng-Other Prizes at the usual
"a WOoD, EDDY Il CO.'S LOTTERIES are
drawn at Augusta, Georgia, and Wilmington, Del
aware.
Orders for Tickets Certificates to be directed to
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Augusta, Ga,
Or WOOD. EDDY i CO., Atlanta, Ga,
Or WOOD, EDDY Il CO., Wilmington, Del.
ACrculars. containing Schemes for the month,
will be sent, free of expense, by addressing as
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IA PIanett's' Bitters. This Celebrated
Tome has been used SUCCESSFULLY for the last twelve
years IN eases of Indigestion. Flatuency. Gen
They create a healthy action throughout the
body restore the appetite, equalize the circula,
ton, give tone and energy to the system, and
create power Of resistance to disease rarely OBJ
tanned.
PLANETT'S BITTERS
Are purely Vegetable, and adaoted to all ages and
conditions; are for sale by FISHER & WIN
SION. and by GrOceIs and Druggists generally.
Depot No. PA Pearl street. N. Y.
FISHER a. WINSTON, Druggists,
fe Ism No. Us Main st., Richmond,
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"a HlGH MDND PIANO E0kr4
uu1ESs!vDEPOT or EIRklGN AND ANIL.
S5sRn 9se M p.s,s,y
Broad street. would respectfully invite Ranlie a..
sent!on e their large assOFtmont Of PIANOS, and
woold offer such guarantees - viii safety the
Our PIANOS are warranted for 6ve years, kept
n tune tWotve months. and exchanged vithin the
srst :ix months i they fail 70 give entire sstsfas
PaItiealaS Alteration 10 paid 70 orders from the
County. ana persons may safe.y rely apon the
nitAfl! execution Of THAR 0rdele.
Old H41Qe taken - exchange for new onoo.
N. PIANOS hired at low rates.
HiaMTk : IN 4 ON D RY'S
.vv1 xttANO0.-We cali tho attention Of tie
sss PIANO E0STEA !sS .Ssys Slee,a ttHsss' i.
q ~ fSaesete. nay + tss1sd s. Is sias q IL
ys vYs1sst q s1s PIANOS. aad en- saov .
Men - = aA0eycue tef(tpCniAle - any laetQRy
Y the eoansExs al Of Wkiek On = sosp IS MI
o41''' : 2. s'''1 ''I;iia'i a sae' 3RezaSYbsY.
nm a'''s. s I - :
-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a NERVOUS surFERRRs.
BROKEN. DOWN AND DEBfLITATED PRO-
FESSlONAl, MEN,
,v WY NOT H., nsvs yoTH ncyAdTH HysyoHEn!x
..s .VIGORATOK. = 81
We offer it to all clasees-lt NAV sava valuable
live. We dc mot believe that any other remedy
THE REV: b. F. BROOKE!
:. BALTIMORE. Feb. Atn, looV.
Msssys. Mortimer 4 Mo,cbrdy.
The use Of YOUR "Hampton's .rincture pas zen s,s
rtty ereat biessiHg H. me and my family. Inc
elect II has had my throat disease has wen Ma.
rsftoms. For all such diseases mrst ccrdialy re
commend it, Yours. ..ruly, b. f BR ahn1Sh
Pastor Of the Eutaw NJ f~ Church
AS AN INFIGORATok;
A IN inviso.ator and restorative, %here gehtie
rilmuiant is wanted. we believe 1t Superior to all
tie Cordials before the public as ehye(or Dyspsy;
s,a CowgA. Srratpia end R.eMnattsm, with all
trnlY S.,ccessfI to the single and married We offer
the most valuable remedy, which thousands will
FEMALES AND CHfLDREN.-This TING
TURE will be found great medicine for all their
diseases.
IA Call and get Pamphlets and zee cures.
Sod by FukCELL, LADD l. CO., Richmond !;
BY DIR. COOKE. Freder icksburg: by all the Drug
eists in Petersburg: by MORTIMER l. NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keerers every where. 81 per bottle six bottles,
- ap2-d&cwts
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sa The great drawback to PERSONS emi

"a. The great drIWbICk TO PERSONS emf
grating 70 the extreme South and Western coun-
Try. is the fear they have OF the fever and ague-
near of persons attacked by this disease and made
helpless IN a short time, without any means of af
iording relief. In view Of the great demand for n
remedy. DR.. HOsTETTER has presented his cee-
brated "Bltters,' whose curative powers for all
diseases of the stomach have been universally &C
knowledged. The "Bitters,'' prepared after long
experience and deep study. have received the en-
comiums of the most eminent phy sicians. as we'll
all classes, from every part of the country. To
those who doubt their many virtues all we can say
IS to try them, and judge for themselves, respec
tivelv.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
Where. mh 26-lm
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BAOGAGE CHECKED THROTr;u
WILLIAM MAHuIyr
Engineer and Sup't N. hPptb
f67 sH...sxza 6 GEREAT SOUTH: 1aco

@ WIEESTERN ! Aiii 1850.
DANVILLE D.-CHANGEonFS sc AND
by r. and after SUNDAY. Jannsryy' o.,
Will run as follows y" 'hs rosd
Leave Riohmond daily at sA. NJ for Innate,
tBuEkevie.l nchhurg. BRISTOL. KnoxviIsa0 n.n
ton and Atlanta, Ga, .Chattanoosa, NasbvpiIt. ~,
Orand Junction, and Memphis. Tenn. Woa,,
g0mery and Mobile, Ala and New jr;s,n. "'aF
:, Leave Richmond daily. Except SunaayJ Fl,
DauVille, Va, and Greenboro N, c.. afSi IA WI
RETURNING:
Leave Junction, tBarkevills, daily, at NAN
and arrive IN Richmond at lP NJ, ~ IL Me-
Leave Danv!lle dai y. Except SUNDAYS, ats A
NJ, and arrive in Richmond at l P. N. I"
The above trains connect both ysys with III.
south SIDE Railroad trains 10 and from the Sos,S
Nest AZ ,hs Junction; and with the Virginia Ger
tral; and Richmond, Fredericksiurg and Potom,.
Railroad trains, to and from the North at Rles
A Through Tickets sold. and baggsze ch,cs.,
through to the above points; also, to the Vrrlnls
Springs. ""A''
MA For Through Tickets and further informs.
non, apply az the ticket Office of the Richmond md
DanvIlie Railroad Company, Richmond
ia 1o-.s ALEX. WORRALL, snpt
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IA Notice. ITO the SICK afflicted and numer-
Gus families VIII" have heretofore used DR.. J. S.
ROSES MEDIC MES, always with the most un-
bounded happv Tesults, that some unprincipied
persons have .culated an imitation. The Doctor
has been compelled to change the wrapper, which
is plain without any figures. and his written sigma
ture is over the cork OF every bottle Of the genuine
Medicines, so that the public again obtain
those remedies which have suited their wants and
relieved their suerngs.
DIR. ]. S. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for cough
and diseases Of the lungs is the standard remedy.
sprans or bruises. and the DYSPEPTIC COM
POUND for dyspepsia and liver complaints.
Sold by Druggists generally. and by
is21-lv Richmond. va
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~ Cror ..;Chiidren are often seized

u Group. .-Chiidren are often seized
very suddenly with this disease. which, If not
quickly relieved, proves fatal 1t generally at
tacks children IN the MI ht. after having been much
Damp houses, wet feet, thin shoes. wet clothes,
ANYTHING that oostructs perspiraton, may occa-
be taken With this dread complaint at time When
you least expect It but 1t not always doctor
can be called or n remedy found and for this rea
son we would advise You now, and without
ment's delay. to buy bottle Of DR.. EATON'S IN
FANTILE CORDIAL. 1t will cure every ease
tending Teethng, Commissions, Coughs, Colds,
etc. 1t is sold by all respectable druggists
MeSsrs. CHURCH DUPONT, New York, are the
pvcprletors. and also sole agents for "Dr. BRON
SONS BLOOD FOOD which, for Consumptive
and Chronic Diseases is a sure remedy. Do not he
put off with any other articles. Write to CHURCH
l. DUPONT. New York, if you cannot get them in
For sale by FISHER Il WINSTON, Richmond,
Va, and by Druggists generally. NH 26-lm
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THE Demonstrations was travelling
with his wife, and (for freak was so gallant
in his behavior TO his cara sposa, that madam
srewyuneasy and demonstrated against his at
tentons as too marked for public observation.
THE ID ~ said Jones, "were married, sup
poser' "Yes," said the lady, ''but, Judging by
Your department, folks will think we amt ~
"Well-what of it o. said Jones. tWhy, not
much, certainly, for you,"-said the careful
our characters to take care off, Jones was
shocked into propriety for the rest of the jour
new
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DISSOLUTIONS. &c.

~
(NO.PARTNEKSHiP NOTICED. HAG-
u ERTY and H. w. STARKE have associated
themselves together. under the style and firm OF
HAGERTY x STARK =, No. 200 Nam street, next
f sHSMBIN$, sTovE ,1 RsANGE, ASD H6F Air
EUR Urn f,t; bqs,ness S. AlsG; BRASS AND BELL
We are now prepared to execute all orders en-
trusted to our charge IN either of the above
branches. in the very best manner, and by first
class mechanics. We would especially call the at
tention OF country merchants before purchasing,
We feel confident as our stock Is entirely new, j
that we can give entire satisfaction.
We would asn cal the hat attention Of the trade to
and Steam Filters. which we are manufacturing
Babblt Metal, CARROTS Patent Anti Friction
Metal. Anthony and Block Tin for sale.
Highest cash prices paid for OLD METALS.
ie H-d2m
~ Petersburg, and THOMAS JOHNSTON, OF
Richmond, have this day purchased Of GEO.
WEST his entire stock OF BOOKS and STATION
cry, and Will con5inus the BUSINESS under the
Old stand. las Main street, and hope by strict at
tention to business. to merit the patronage of their
friends and the public, which has been so literally
bestowed upon the house Of GEO; A. WEST.
THOMAS JOHNSTON.
Richmond, Feb. LIST, 1860.
Card.-In retiring from the Book Trade,
desire to return my thanks to the public vino have
SO generously sustained me, and trust my success
sors may receive the same announcement:
fel-tS GEO. M. w EST.
MIR. II. BKOWNELL'S INTEREST IN
continues the same it was in the firm of Clark
CLARKSON L ANDERSON,
ia 24--ts No la5 Main street, Richmond.
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!a.,SsIftSy.EriSasskMI

-~- lMFHOykrfXSxtI 2
SZssllSaL;:1;.n!.:: 49,. !! :ssl g M NM
s. s'slIsc; Il:s: ! !.
soSvsns ard Teesesina We h.s .sn ssseIsH4asrxx
ElsSs ~ II E .ShsS|laE iSS
81 as 'l' s'|II|;sI '; ass!i&.
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TAILORING, &c.

a. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING AND
IA FURNISHING HOUSE.-We would inform
Ia the citizens and public generally. that We
MI nave now IN store a large. varied and com
-As@ plete assortment Of Gentemen's SPRING
and SUMMER CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS, embracing all the latest styles and novel
ties OF the season, which, point of sty 10, taste
and durability. cannot be surpassed, all of which
are manufactured by ourselves. expressly 10 SUIT
the tastes and wants of this market and which en-
abes us to sell at n much more reduced price than
any other house in the city; Also, q large assert
ment of BOYS CLOTHING and FURNJS HING
GOODS ALWAYS ON hand. We would remind the
young men and followers Of fashions, that we are
continually receiving sample cards of the latest
short notice, any thing 70 complete gentleman's
wardrobe. 1O3, N. WALKER CO, 1913,
ap3-ly Cor. Nj ain and l4th, or Pearl sta.
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.' . 1eX1XA0AD0. a -
OFFICE Ra5FT1f FTYTsSss:~S'
&(eS - os sn md AZ. :iss1 M SSStss
yin ran q follow: n'''' the Trains On "
InAISs LyavH RICHMOND "a,
z1 s5S~ s:iiy ,tsxcsyt sunda,s.j q 'snsgns.
ss'..-... a."oa sa'ly essceps susds;;s, Al
Mail daily. ieiospt sand.,;j, ,;;;.....,s
Earssss, ds h1v q rkTss'sols ron iicsss!r
A 6 dai'y, is1esSs1 saad.,;.,, FL
Nal e;'1, t 4iiss;;'i RfSsH:
Gi5 BREiv!ESsR M soI; AND ros.
1850. the PASSENGER Trains vii doe,r,' March Il
Daily Except Sundays at ' Ao'o'
Tuesdays and FRIDAYS At. ''.'''-...-.&A
r.,,,... !nox WHITE Kousx. '."''HRT
Tuesdays and Friday 1t. .....'"'''--- EN-
n,. sr FAN E, SEA BIRD LKAvEs so.ro,sh Az
Tuesday. and ifSy Us. WHITE ", Horsx. ''''AA
Cen Ai with car. boil; ;v,;;:.sA L.
yrmnna Se.!v leaves White Honss
S Saturd fSays ats A. MI returning wsdn.
Wslksrton Stage lesyes White Bou..
ana .n at NJ sa.
Wednesdays and SATURDAYS d sna arrive at Rlciaen
j. 2-.. TA0s. 4. SHARP. sup.ros.,a...
~ POINT AND A IaSSIk, oLS
-, sons intending To- v;s;. oN;-rs.
RICHMOND AND PE sTSERs'aiss ,oa'. u. 70
FOLK AND ,PETERSBURd ! R Su iiha he SoSS.
Office. in Richmond, THRotGiH i'r TiG g9Mpaa, =
he sold az the following rates: Ai0hErs vi
For Norfolk; first class passengers..
For Old Point or Hampton. G return ,;.t:::-; s.
the round trip good within is ta,. s LOT
Grass passengers .........~....,,"
Straight tickets; first clas: Is
DO. second do...'..' u
a, These fares embrace the Steamboai cha. =
NoIioik to 0d Point, and they cover Aft i'on
amending the Transfer OF PASSENGERS and "a penss
between depcts in Petersburg and from mu .tEassxs
upon the Steamer at Norfolk. '"' 'ne CAs
AT Norfolk. the Cars connect direct, 49,.
nection with the Norfolk and Petershn,,u p N co.,
There is no DELAY or Inconvenience IN H.! sarosd
Passengers step from the Cars upon ssaaa,s
PASSENGERS by this route leave Riehmona
A. NJ. and breakfast IN PETERSBURG nj .a ~
ioik at lg5s and land at Old Point or HamsaNor
srransemsnts and a SALT ALT " WA1 RRR
dinner. ' VA n ben,e
Passengers by this route have the priv;,.,,
lnlng over IN Noriolk and going TO Old Rs.s.
day. ~ "'"o poatneE
Passengers RETURNING from o,d po..
Hampton ,eaye Old Point AZ BIS A. NJ. and d HIM
Ton at no a. W.; IN each case altar ,ba ..amf
breakfast, reach Norfolk at 10; leave No,sIugsas
+. NJ; arrive IN Petersburg at AS and IN p.EsMl
AZ o43 +. NJ. in time to connect with tss I ,,s,A
going on west same evening. ~ H&l
nBAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
WILLIAM NAHayr
Engineer and Supt n Pr
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M Kurnett's Superior Extracts, for flavor
ing CUSTARDS, PIES, BLANC NANCE, ICE
CREAMS, JELLIES, SAUCES, &C., &C., (pre-
pared from Fruits of the best quality, and highly
cOncentrated)
The. attention of Confectioners. Hotel, Keepers
and Families is espectfuliy invited to the above
named Extracts. They have all the freshness and
flavor of the delicate fruits from which they are
prepared. and are less expensive Try thsm
& WINSTON and w. L. WARING, and at retail
by traders generally. fe 25-3m"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05

NJ. M. }. franklin l. Co, Opticians, No.
STEREOSCOPES 10 call and examine their
newly; Iecelyed SPLENDID stock cf STEREo-
as large as any offered in the Northern cities, and
they will make such prices will deserve the
patronage of the Southern merchants.
NH IL lm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05
DENTISTRY.


6yf7R SURGEON DENTIST,
Ip Once on Main. below Pearl street, nett
door to z. Horton keach's trimming store. and two
doors above Messrs. Thos. II. Priee& Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed to tn. above
house, wound be pleased TO see those with whom he
mas ENGAGEMENTS, and has madc extensive prepa-
tons performed iE the most approved and soie
style known 70 tho Profession, and all work done
BY him warranted to give satisfaction. toc3-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.


Il WHERE Is BARTHOLo"I"
~ GONE k.
NIL He has removed ftom .as STAND NA'''
0 name grew renowned,
And his friends IN despair are all crying'
But siyiy he iang his. for n better is ioeh1,
Where his Clocks and his watches are 49, ls.ia.
He sings the old songs OF Ten Moore once @s
sure sign that his business is ihrisihs,.
All, truly the notes al the DiinstTsss eAs"
What tlepce of a trade he IS driving. Dam, L
On. he's liked Inn n shop next TO heh''
Co, -
Just above biazc In dry goods and CORY sov
Together they'll iaako quite as pretty A'"'
As any recorded N story .vw
W. }. BARTH0l. 0asm::,
W,t.h "a fsfnrk ~ ,ter, Mar ss'eN'-