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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
From MARYLAND.

Salisbury, Nd. Nov 10.
All the troops except the Pdrren Legion
AMI second d aware regim.nt l.H New,oa
yesterday Tor Dixie.
a messenger with flag Of truce bad ar
riyed IN N-wron and communicated to G-n
lockwood tha, these in arms in Accomac had
IasI down their arms .nd Claimed E,,d.r,I
pro'ectl.n.
Capt, Richards cavalry with Capt. Mer-
nil as guide had advanced az far as Drum
mons'o"n. \ message just from Eewtou IS
the boat left SALISBURY informed our CORES
pondrnt that Capt Merrill hal returned and
that the cavalry did 20, 90 below Drum
mondsto"n but that stars and stripes we're
hJaung over the place.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

WASHINGTON, Nov. -.
A letter has been received 10y Capt. Chas.
CouIr,, assistant Adjutant General 70 Gen.
Lrndrrs lrigade from Col. Lee Of 'hc 20 h
Mass regiment row prisoner at Richmond.
Col. Lee sta,, that he and the other impris-
onrd officers have been very kindly treated
and makes enquiries as 10 the di,posiuon Of
the enemy captured a, Balls BlufF.
The res.ls say that f.wer OF the Mass. of.
fcers would have been killed had they not
been too proud 10 surrender.
John II. Myrick Las been appointed 81
Lieut.. 3 artillery.
BY direction Of The Government the oath
not to b, ar arms against it has been admin 81
+r-,i ~ - ~ - ..' 1---- 49, .'. -.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
The Naval Expedition.

New York, Nov. 10.
AIVIces per the Atlantic from Port Royal
say The position Of our troops is conddered
safe.
Extensive works are rapidly progressing
ana guns are being mounted. The entrench.
InehiS eXtrn4 to R-vi!lr, about i've miles
from the Fort on Hilton Head and are under
the supervision Of Capt. Gilmore.
letter from Charleston OCT 8 via ua.
Vaha SAYS affairs are IN d-pIotable condi.
non. B1>lness is pronra:e aud provisions
at starvation pricrs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
No more Cavalry nesimsa,. -..t.a.
Washington. Nov 10

m W ashIhgtOn, Nov. TO.
Tenders of troops continue to be made to
the war department and it il probable that
before the meeting of Congress the half a
million OF men authorized to be accented win
be supplied Oilers of additional regiments
OF cavalry are declined, owing to a sagi :ien-
cy OF that branch Of the service.
The guards have been Withdrawn from the
residence Of Judge Merrick who has resua-
ed his seat in the Circuit Court bencs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
Montpll.er, Nov. IG. 1901.


! 1t is often gra>ely urged, MIR. Editor, that
The state Of u t stomach las a controlling IT.
feet or ones temper. So think the state of
the weather this morning decided lie vote on
the question OF adj urnncn., In fact, on
this based my prophecy that the Senate
No4id concur with the House on this unes-
tion, 1t was raw, clustering G, enine, N ,d,
more wintcr-hke hy the falling snow and
thought if the weather II, ,main,d as it was
uII morniug the members would interpret it
as a waning 10 be going INTO quarters for
the winter, So it appears they did. With
all the opposition the Tt solution met with YES,
ter Gay ChIv me vote was cast to-day AGAINST
u, and that was ty Senator UArugham.-
What but the snow could have done this .
The Legislature, then, adjourns on / hurs-
day next, being tie twenty first DAY OF No
ven.ter. The Lesi stature is ppttrcting the
allotment" s!s,em OF sending sollhers' ron-
g IN the form OF certificates to the State
Treasury, there TO b. sent jIst to his order
The question to-day was whether the State
should pay interest On these ccrtitcst: since
'h'y must keep d. post sufficient 70 meet
any demand to the tul value ot,them The |
Sen ate were in favor of pay ins ii it remain !
cd IN the Treasury more than six mcn hs,
but the House though: two 'oontls the rop-
= I4lc, y soo4 allowance 0. time aud
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
CIR 8utlaNa AeTala,
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 2l, 1861
aWHY IS REBELLION SO FAR PROS
PERED?"


uN v 1.1aao,d..rtv a fau davs
=. o.,.;,,.. ~ .ba seeming .nccesses
,h;ch nm to that time had kept alive the
ho,o, oc socesqiondom. SAWS that "Onc Of the
most terrific WAYS in which God sometimes
punisbes individuals or communities, is by
letting them proceed unarrostea. unchecked,
in a course cf wrong DOING, until they are
.LoIden.' as th. ScJipture, express it, lin
the cords or their SINS and are filled with
tho rrr;, of th,;r own doy;c-s.'
Now without any enlarged views Of the
ways and means hy which the Almighty is to
work on, III. nurpo-e- in r4aar,l 10 the def
.,,sonu oc .,.s...-;. ,vf,., b,v. T., lavinr their
.b.. c.,...rn,,s,, and
,-..,.., >,,.... ...,.,,...;..l..
~ -, .,. ,rn.. .1...,i,..,.... .--..j writ.
,,,. ,.,. ,.-,,.; 81, .;; ,f,,.n,o..,r ~ reward 70
cha scr,,,.,,r,I ,ou, ot, iba ease W. woulI re-
snectDlIv submit whether, f.or1 the events of
tba mast f.ys day, +, does not aDoear ,ha,
those sons of Brf,l are now about to be- "hol-
den in the cords Of their sins, and that
+bov sro .,bon, 10 b.. "Glsd with the fruits OF
l,,,;,osn -
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~..,...,.., ..,.,.,., ,,,,. ,,.,L .nd ,.,;ous
r.
WY '"'i e''''o S'Pt''' ''o'A ''1 P'0F'o
'ne 0ou'" n@s 07e'' o0'"'''oo " 0,'7' 0'''.
Ter ana coeTcloh' anu 80 long as 'ne! e0u'd
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

RHODE lsLAND-1he ladies' Of Rhode t.
land are pr' daiIlng 10 - nd to each y, ,luutvtr
fiom th1t State a Christmas gilt Of a pair OF
sC"ks and nIlttens, the nan c ot each ;, Liirr.
with that OF the companA to which he belongs,
to ne attached to the articks The work was
Initiated by the volunteer relief ASS so1iaiion OF
Providence.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

The Register says that Capt. n J. John
sro has tOIt!-e9bt men enisipd at Granville.
They have been enrolled within the lasr
three weeks. Capt j. int, nds to have his
60 tmpany full and ready for inspection in a
few days.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

We learn that man WAS run over ard
kilel yesterday below Syh4ghricokr, by a
freight train OF the Troy and Boston Rail
read. lie was lying on the track and is sup
: o*o1 70 have been intoxicated. - Suiem
Prl:..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

II Z OF the pLOts anu cOuhleTplotS OF Jupiter
and Juno, neither of whom ever directly
countermanded d the orders of the other, be-
cause
- II is decreed
That no one God repeal another. deed :"
but always came as near to it as va. possible.
In the morning their evil geniu,promp:, i
| them to pass the Wheeler resolution that III
forms the President that Vermont does not
send soldiers into the field to hunt fugitive
slaves, and in the evening their good genius
urges them 10 pass to a third reading by a
vote Of ! to y, bill repeating all the OBJ
noxious parts of the Personal Liberty bill of
1858 They will give similar vote in pass
ing it, but there is hardly a hope that the
House will be able to pass H. and especially
in view OF the end Of all things which comes
Thursday. - on tn osher hau4 the House
has treated the re>o'utiou sent in by the Sen
ate this morning a9 5uuua,b ;5eir u0'ice. A
very universal opinion was expressed a.ainst
any agitation Of the question in the llous 2,
ana II was laid on the table. where it will Le
swept into the basket. don't see but the
House is acting as ballast 10 the Senate rath-
cr than the reverse. Moreover, the House
has recthed the mistake Of the Senate in
passing that famous Insolvency bill. There
was scarcely a note OF debate, and they
marched TO the slaughter rather like butchers
among flock OF sheep without fear or bius.
ter, than as if they expected foes. After the
vote had recorded seyenty-one majority
against it, some members began to realize
and talk about it, and they really had more
discussion to no question, than on the true
question before the vote. So much time is
gained and so much injustice strangled. Ar
other bill came from the Senate into the
House to-day, which has none Of the bank
ruptcy odium about Ii, but which prevents as
well as the real Insolvency bill !" cid the
scutile between creditors tor the first chance
at a debtor for the last has as good chance
as any one. Ia this we get all the advan-
tage, and now for the disadvantage Of the
plan which allows any man to fail " Just to
make money" wish might hope it could
pass at this late hour.
Another item Of interest to Rutland is the
fact that the Bank committee has reported
that they shall make no report on the ques-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
European News Mexican Affair.

m 81. ms, y. r, Nov. 18th
The 5. ). United Kingdom, from GLASGOW
the 9'h inst, for Nv York. arrived Of Caps
Lace at o'clock this morning.
London, Nov. 9Th.
The Prince Of Holland is no better. The
state Of Lis health Is the cause Of much anx-
ietv.
The Times Paris correspondent saw, the
S"iss DapPer al ur will in au probability be
se'th without any unpleasant results.
lie con'entI,n respecting th. Mexican
expedition is t1at the invaIInz powers -hall
nor seek territorial Advantages for themselves.
nor use their Influence 10 interfere With the
rl2h's Of the people to cao Jse TIER osn GOV
ernment. / ako contains an article D-9yi-
ding that an invitation be given 10 the q. 5.
to accede 10 the cJnyen'i5n IA oehalf Of their
own subjects, |, dJ1s no. fix tao number Of
SHIPS or troops 70 bc azeJ, nor s..g-lates for
4 march 20 II. xco.
Pans. Nov Sth
Bourse firm, and ren'es % TO C3 cts.
ConstaGLnople, koy. 81
The Sultan has made a tgg5 l..s .i,il 70
IsmadI, and laII the kec's of ONE neg, .b,ys
mre,trg o. the representatives Of i3rei-n
counties has been le,I ~ lis residence
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
From Fortress Monroe

to't Monror. Nov. I8.
Three small gun boat, have today arrived
here eHFoutc to H4uaras I-let. NJ news to-
day from OI Point.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

EY The bill incorporating the "Rut-
land County Bank passed both branches
Ct the Legislature Tuesday, Nov. 10.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
VERMONT LEGISLATURE.
Montpelier, Nov. 10.
FORENOON SESSION

~o,ata b;ll ;n.uo,l.o,3 a.
po.or, sxoro,,;n, c,,.. A.,.,,
% oonn,;,to, ou faao
posoIo,;on osauoah -, nr.-
u.o..; = Co..-. =
,ho .lIo,mon, s,s.on, 30 ao.a s~NI. r,-
,;ms ~ t;ms 70 reoo;yo ana ,.an,,s;- L.,.. a.
roonav ofroIn,,oor. cuo,, 49,. Co.
luticp was referred 70 the isd;ciarv commit
,ea
Senate bill reonlarine and enraI;z;ro ,bo
aDpriz alton of the prooertv rf ;nsolvapt
debtors and relating to as,iynments onnosed
by Mr.. Powers. Mr. Ednunds favored the
passa-e OF the bill and called for tIe yo.s
and na,s which were Az tnIIows.
Yeas. M.ssrs Beat,ir Beecler DII;,c-
ham, Edmupds. Harris. Hubbard .I.nk.on
Moran, Nyl,0n. Rice. 5 orr. Stevens. Stew
art. Unbam. Wbpelpr WLila Willard Wood
bri6ge, IS.
Nuzs, Brock. Hall, Hotel kins. .Judeyine.
Powers RI .bard,on. Robbins, Tayor. 8,
III" Senate bill -, 'neorporj'nE he Rat
land County Bank, wa taken up. Mr.. Tay-
lor moved the b'll be recommtteI 10 the
committee on Banks, 'lai1ing that sufIi lent
tire had not been granted Tor the iaves,iga-
ton, Mr. Wood ridge urged tie Injustice Of
throwing this bill entirely away frgm the con-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
ryENISG SESSION.

sESArr.-By Mr.. Taylor 70. committee
on Banks, Senate bill Incorporating TIE Ru'-
land County Bank siltout expression Of
opinion.
The bill fer The prevention of Kidnapping,
g., ruos tahnr, ~, l.-,,,~ - -. =. -.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
DOlNGS AT THE CAPITAL.
From onr Special Correspondent
Niontr elier, Nov. l8.

The action of the Senate to-day reminds
ne ofthe plots and counterplots of Jupiter
and Juno, neither of whom ever directly
countermand,d the orders of the other, be-
cause
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04

about midnight, 60 that there was not so IN mel,
Time TO kill and though the hours seemed 10
De paying me the compliment or approaching
IN slow time, twelve O'Clock came nj last No
/ rounds
| One O'Clock No rounds.
then remembered that there was a ball 20
ing on at the port -admrafs, and that, most
likely, the eld-ofiicer was there, and would
take me on his way home; &C, with sigh AT the
thought that at that moment he was prohahIv
| sitting down to supper i began another surn .
ii a MAJOR VINO has dined at seven, aud
danced TIL one can eat two wings of Chicken
three ounces OF ham, four plovers' eggs and
roll, now much can a subaltern who Ia =
tasted for thirty hours, eat 90 ''N'
lwo CLOCK The pebble beginning TO make
user unpleasant, unwisely removed II ana
almost instantly lost sight of paner and
figures. Paper ana
,Gnard, turn OUT" cried the sentry
,,,, !"npto up overturned the table, grasped
my sword and shake, which / mt on hipd.
sue before, rushed out of the room and in ;,
properly. ~ w.
AN right, sir ~ said he.
An right. SIR said l.
All present -
Gan present
Tooa night; and he turned HIS horses
- ~. mat moment, an uniucky marine
VINO had been unable. on first waking to find
ms musket, came tumbling ont of the guard-
room, and took his place in the ranks The
Queer turned npon me like wasp.
l.. ''ousHt you salu they We're all present,
sir - said he.
= uid not see - | began
Iheh yon ought to have seen mind You
are more careful another time"
ms was the second time, in twon -four
honrs, that had been told before all nv men
that Ought to have seen - and this time
the reprimand came from a man al least five
years my Junior, for l had recognized an old
school fellow who had been my fag How
ever, was too sleepy to suffer much from
shame or Indignation, so paid one more visit
10 my sentries, and threw myself on the
trucAie-ord, where SLEPT hard until reused
In the morning by an orderly who had come
Tor my report.
Alas, alas in knocking over the table the
night before, had split the ink ali over that
unhappy document, and there was no time 10
copy 1t! Ii was hurried away, like poor Ham
let's father, with all its biots upon it, and was
consequently doomed, like that famous ghost
TO wander about and haunt me- for AS il
Turned out, l had by no means seen the last
OF that orderly, who kept bringing me- curt
messages and rejected manuscripts all day
however, he went off for the time and short /
iy afterwards the new guard arrived, aud !
soon was vending my happy way to bar |
racks and to Observation-Disclosures J0uguoL. !
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-, " Il bhSUN 10,
Ia Ia Druggists, 1856 Main street, corner 18th
~ PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
~ Ii 2 4 4. &

l PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
~ ID III q GISTS,
Ii (Corncr Thirteenth Street, Richmond, ia
Offer for sale, in quantities to suit purchasers
1900 lbs. best indigo so bbs. Coal Oil,
8 od hhds. prime Nader, IS :. sperm oil.
500 kegs sup. Carb. Soda, Is Z" Lard Oil,
100 cases do, in 1900 gals Lamp Oil,
papers, SO bbts. Machine Oil,
rs casks Sal. Soda, 200 ca SEES Sweet Oil,
500 OF. Suph. Quinine, 40 bb.s Linseed OIL
500 kegs Lewis Lead in $50 cases Extract Log
OIL, wood,
2,s0o kegs Cream Tartar, IS bbls. Spirits Turpen-
100 bags sifted Pepper, tine,
80 - Allspice, Is kees Apto. Emerys,
90 g Ginger, prime, 1000 lbs. Refined Borax,
$50 bxs. Powd'd Spices, bbls Canphor,
pure, 5000 lbs. pure Saitpetre,
IS barrels Ca or Oil, rs bbis. Venet. he'd
prime, loo boxes Starch
70 bbls. Alcohol, 1000 boxes French Win
tons Ii h Zinc, IN OIL, dow Glass, assorted
so bbls. Burning Fluid, sizes,
With full stock of other articles and patent
MEDICINES, FANCY SOAPS PERFUMERIES
Painters C0LORS, BRUSHES &c &c on onr
ual terms.
PURCELL, LAID & CO., Druggists.
N. B;-Particular and prompt attention to pack.
ing nd shining nrders
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TAILORING,
RICHMOND CLOTHING MANI.

IA RICHMOND CLOTHING MANI
"a FACTORY The subscribers have on hagI
large and complete assortment Of S0t'TH-
IL Elm MANuFACTURED GO0DS-Cloh.
tasslmers and Nestings of all grades from iH e
following n9ted mills: Crenshaw Mills, Rich
m"nd; Va Ill Her Co.'S Mills, Culpeper rsu1,,.
Va; Kelley, Ford & Co. $ Mills FrTdarick.i,n7.
Va; Thomas Aimes' Mills, Marion, Su.a
county, Va; Rock Island Mills Charlotte n O.;
when We are prepared to ma a e to measure al tie
shortest notice, and ia the latest aud MOI, A..
proved sty!es-goods that will compare 10 ever
respect with the best Northern iaauufactut,l
aoods, and many of the Creusaaw good, equal ia
Pudllty 10 French. There can be no ionsvr Al
excuse tor buying goods manufactured out Of the
ct"is. IN addition, we keep always On hand
st"SH OF FREANH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS AID
GAs9 lMtkhs, not t. be surpass 81 by any house
au Tue eity. We have the best Of Gutter.
qua corps OF wOfkmeu not To be sutpa.,.I
by any house in the Union, with deterl.i.
n@ioh 70 furnish our patrons with Southern
Cloth ng-material raised South, good. wote
south, cut and made south, aud we trust b. be
sotd aud worn South, as we are determined % 80
an IN our power to push forward Southern in,t-
tuuOns. SPENCE i CAREY,
Cl0thiers aud Merchant Tailors.
lie % Corner Of AEiu and 18Th streets.
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NEW RUG ) STORE.

- ROBERT w. POWERS,
* APofHECAR AND DRrsGtsr
begs leave to inform his friends and n - nnht;,
that ne has taken aud re fitted a new a nd hama
SVfne 'tyIe' me store formerly occupied by j
corner Main and Wall streets, one door bove m .
81. charles Hotel, Richmond, Va, IA has iasi
opened with 40 entirely new sioux Of '"S'
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS FANCY and
c,,. IoIhbf ARTICLES, PERfUMERY, Sc,
CVihpFlsing every article usually kept In his line
selected IN person by himself with esnsriai $50
ability. az" eHuFe rem
Physicians will find HIS s,,ck ~ npros
oHhEM!CALS, STANDARD PnARMArFuTIf;AI
hhr AhAfIoNs, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
si rl very eonpIete. embracing many new and de,
y, FfeseTlptions carefully eompo andsd at any hour
~ orders promptly attended TO-
oo Us ROBE W pOWRRS.
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HATS, CAPS. 40.
= = = - l..-.1-I'.-7s.s - -
y A l. L. r. n A II n.
I | |
~ -
1860

A 1850
h0bT DICKINSON, fsuccss.or to Bin
iord, Dicsi1s0n Weisiger,i No. ~ Main street.
bestowed ON him BY his friends and the Pub
generally, vites their attention to his large and
sx.snsve STOCK OF HATS, CAPS, FURs, Sc, com.
xnien VIII be sold ct wholssal and retail 10 pune
sosi eustomers on the most favorable terms Msr.
c1hns OF virginia, N orth Carolina and en- ussaes
.,sing the city, are respectfully solicited 10 call
.nu exsmine for themselves before purchasing
a hesr@i discount made to those who purchase for
- oc7T
U NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
AA NATIONAL GUARD HAT
NATIONAL GUARD HAT
something entirely new for youn r men NJ
=. ELLETT WEIsIGER'S
= oo o-ee No. 1877 Main street
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ID. rlgs.sssstssEEtEl NOTICE. 200

AssE s1Rsdrds---.ss11ss TO PASSE GERSlSbI
n-.--- GOING NoRTH.-NEW a.
6NGEMENT .-IMPoRTANT TO TRAylHH
ERS. THROUGH TICKETS AND THRorGp
CHECkS.-GREAT NORTHERN route IN
rylng the great United States Mail Twice dsi u
SUNDAY night excepted between Richmond A.
New York, and all important points We.t, VI,
Acquia Greek aud Washington, over the 4 80
mond, Fredericksburg Z Potomac Railroad f. ~.
fdoinac river, IS miles, and by splendid ana c,r,
iortaoie steamers thence TO Washfngton IS rnils.-
IL all l5' miles IN seven hours being corular,,
pie AMI perfectly safe rate of speed
tours OF departure 80 A. NJ. andTPM
- BAuGAGk, under charge Of Special A.apt.
GukC NED THROUGH to Washington, BAlilInI,s
Philadelphia and New York
IFkoUdH TICKETS can he occurred to the follow
ing points, VIZ: Baltimore, PhiladeIphia, Ciuri,.
natl. Coiumbus, Indianapolis Cairo, paytop IL
fersonville Rock Island, Zanesville WssbingIon
New York, st. Louis, Chicago, Pittsburg. LSnts
VIE, Decatur, Newark and Vincennes
PASSENGERS breakfast and sup al Ashland a, A
dine ON board the comfortable steamer batuaaS
Ac4uia Greek and Washington
Persons wishing to obtain tickets for ssrpa,,, T. !
washington city and points further North. mu., !,
~ cases, be vouched for by some Responsible " NJ,
CITIZEN OF Richmond, in person. know To the ofir,
OF the Road, as no ISoSes viA be soid If ap,i,d ,o 10
them 'H''"'" ~
NJ For further information, apply at this Office
Broad Street, Shockoe Hill '"'''
JAS. B. WINSTON, Gent TicketAgt
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DIOdU SIIsrE, NUUCkOe HlTI.
JAS. b. WINSTON. Genl Ticks A.,t
SAN'L RUTH, Sup't 4, a. =
la "a; ! III SoTIGE rueL,c

&ssA IN IL .~.;HdsSSssNEW AND IMPORTANT Az
ANS EXPRESS COMPANY RESPECTFULLY s nns AD
Express TWICE DAILY from NEWYO PHI
ADELPHlA and BALTIMORE to RICHMOND
thereby afordng unusual facilities for ohtainily
thelr freight and packages in the shortest possib
| time. F'7
Expresses leave Now York atl aud O'Clock
+: ~ Expresses leave Philadel phia at & A
ana II +. NJ. Expresses leave Baltimore at 1 20
A. ana 20 /; M, arriving in Richmond at sso A.
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Phu,.
dslphia and Baltimore; and all points North 4aI
West, at $50 A. n. and 8 80 p. NJ
Freight and packages should in all eases be at
Trains. - '"'
EXPRESSES FOR THE SOUTH leave Ricbpo,s
fMICk DAILY, alta 80 A M, 2.asP NJ
The Adams Express Company feel that thav -
guarantee to the public oiviity, attention and al
!siactlon In all their intercourse with thar otfc-
IA Richmond, and nothing will be left undone on
tlelr part 10 meet The wants of their customers
Frelght an packages arriving by theExpros. fror
inc North at o'clock 7. M, will be deIiyerrJ
Immediately, thereby giving to our customers an
advance twelve hours over our arrangement
heretofore.
y STEAMER EXPRESSES, TO AND FROM NEW
nohh, nEhl- w hEhLf. Frsights delivered I'M
HEAVY AND LIGHT FREIGHTS. PACKAGES
MoNEf, BONDS, LEGAL DOCUMENTS, &c, for'
Warded with safety and dispatch to ali parts Of tho
united States, Canadas, and Europe
NOTES, DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or without
uoods, collected at all accessible points through.
out the United States, aud prompt returns guatau.
SLAVES forwarded by each of our gxprssse. IN
charge Of careful and reliable messengers
ipbACCo and other samples carried al unusual.
ly low rates.
An freights promptly called for and delivered
without extra charge
Pc For further Information. please call a, our
adams EXPRESS COMPANY"
an It's w. III. TREG0, Supt
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u NORTHERN CEN
Z l. W Y.-Traius leave Calvert ST.
bailmore. daily, Except sunday,l at $50 4 y
arg al 30 T. NJ for Niagara Falls, fare oaiy e.
uV'ldfe; buhal0, Owego, Osweko, rnrnpto ~
ttVn, al parts Of Western New Yark and C,n..al
LOT DetFroit Chicago, Cincinnati St Louis and
ia T Ol me w est, Northwest and Southwest
aIe &c, via Niagara Falls, at the same Cost Al H.,
A new route to New York IL now oman br -.
Road via Harrisburg and Jersey civ MY! IN''
one change OF cars. Fare, IS. Take thes 20 . ~
t IRA aud go through by daylight, over
H2 Buy tickets only to Baltimore ' IT,
JAS. c. CLARKE, San
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