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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-12

: FaE IasS CLGDs.-The Savannah Republican, Of the
7th abiding to the departure OF the Yankee iron clads
from Ogeechee river, says:
Well what 10 all these movements meany Is the
enemy discouraged BY his experiments with the iron
cLds and resolved not to risk them in an attack on
Charleston and Savannah, he satisfied and deter
mined to make dash at those rebelliouS cities This
the issue, and confess inability to solve it. We
incline, though decidedly to the former proposition.
One thing is certain: our Georgia boys have lost all
dread OF iron clad fleets and mistaken not, they are
willing to give them brush whenever they may feel
thereto inclined.
few days will probably develop what the enemy
means by bis most singular movements.
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Instructive Fire.

fire broke out about halfpast l2 O'Clock, on Tues
day night in the second story of that portion Of the
Public Warehouse known as BrOEn addition, corner of
Eighth and Canal streets The flames spread with great
rapidty and destroyed considerable portion of the
building together with large amount of valuable pro-
perty stored therein. Some seven or eight hundred
hOgsheads Of leaf tobacco valued at half million dol
lars a. present prices were consumed or badly dam.
aged by water of which two hundred hogsheads be
longed to the ROthsohds, Of France (he famous Bel
monte tObaecO deposited there by 6ohn Jones, agent
eight or ten to the Confederate Government and the
remainder private parties for which the State of Viz
GINA is responsible In addition to this immense loss
there we're s1 hundred bags of corn part condemne
SIX hundred and 6ity bags of oats FIVE hundred bsgs
o. ship stuff t'O hundred thousand empty grain bags
worth 81 eaehl small quantity Of cotton and some
other articles, belonging to the Confederate Govern
ment, nearly all of which were destroyed The corn
was 10 have been removed the day previous had not
the rain prevented The building was the property of
the State. strong North wind prevailed at the time
Of the eOnAaga.Ou and it required powerful exertons
on the part Of toe 6remen to prevent the spread of the
flames to valusble property adjacent. The roof of
tobacco she'd attached to the warehouse was crushed by
a falling wall The fire originated in the second story
of the building, where some Of the Quartermnster's
clerks slept, and they made their escape by jumping
from window. 1t is generally believed that the fire
was the result Of accident though Ns understand that
the authorities viii investigate The circumstances The
total loss Is probably 100000,
The flames broke out afresh last evening, and oeca.
stoned an alarm, but tie flreuen prevented further
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-12
General Sterling Price.

The Jackson Crisis gives the following extracts from
private letters received by Gen Price from friends in
Missouri They show the condition Of affairs there, and
the intense anxiety that peryades the citizens 70 welcome
y rigorous effort for the reclamation of that enthTaled
ud ensayed people. A letter from prominent member
Of the Traas-Missssppi army, who writes from White
county, Arb. says;
The people and soldiers in this department call
ing unanimously for you aud assist them"
A ady in St. Louis writes:
81 wish YOU to know how highly you are priced at
home and how the name Of Sterling Price rings through
Missouri, the coming champion Of her freedom. We
honor all the brave who have fought for Southern
Independence, but your name is household word
We are striving with feeble arms TO aid you and
ever earnest women accomplish something We are
trying TO aid the poor prisoners in these bAstes. II
haE were known the South these things could not be-
Cannot you draw their attention to the fact that South
en in dungeons here have been treated Ike brutes
and that bona s Confederate prisoners have been held
in close con6do1t long after they should have been pa
rolled"
A lady in North Missouri, who was four months a
prisoner in the hands Of the monster Mcneil after re.
counting the wrongs Of Missouri, writes thus:
q" That the day and hour NAV soon arrive when VIC
nsy welcome You and our brave Missouri boys to our
hearts and homes IS the uneeasng prayer Of the ladies'
everywhere. And that the time will come, We conf
IDENTIFY expect Until that happy period General, viii
Try to bear cur sHfeTngs uneomplainingly,"
LECrURK TO-NiGur-Tia 'L;--a F-.sSOcEiuen, viii be
Gsered tonight, in the First Baptist Church. by the
Speaker Of She House Of Delegates Hugh ". Shelley,
ESQ. His subject is, The women of the South ~
Scarcely any theme could have been selected which has
received less, and yet deserves more attention. The
future historian is almost be envied who i N record
the "nO5le deeds and daring high" displayed nv our
Southern heroines in the fierce conflict which r..ss
around The subject is full Of intrinsic thrilling In
terest which We dOebt not will be made TO appear b,
the cultivated mind and fine eocution of the Lecturer
for to-aight. Let there be a full house.
THE TELEGRAPmc "GOoD JoxE"-The telegram an.
nOpneing tbe destruction of the Indanola took the
people BY surprise By informing them that il was "a
good joke the partisan rangers who are notoriousy
more cunning than brave" We failed 10 appreciate
the 'jOke" on our brave guerrias Of the West, and
waited with some impotence for an explanation of the
singular impuatOn. The Jackson Mississppian. from
which the telegram copied, has at length been re-
eeved, and thus enabled to place the matter in
Is true Eight before the world. That paper says:
Ake il altogether it was good Joke on the mart Of
the Yankees, who are VIGOROUSLY more cunning than
brave
The Telegraph, BY some strange freak, twisted the
words part Of the Yankees into partisan rangers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-12

Az APPEAL TO THE PLANTEAs.-Governor Milton has
issued an address to the planters Of Florida warning
them nOl to yield to the delusive prospect early
peace aud plant cotton with the hope ofrealzng great
gains He says, with emphatic truth, that whether
peace shall be made or the war be continued there
necessarily be pressing demand tor provisions to
supply the Wants of the people OF the Confederate
States
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-12

ARRIVAL or PRIsoSEES.-The prisoners captured by
Capt AOsby, at Fairfax Court House, arrived last
night by the Central train. We hear that the Yankee
Brigader Slaughter the object of especial eonsid-
Grafton the lady passengers bestowing upon him such
marks OF attention that he might have been mistaken
for friend, rather than an enemy. This is something
new under the sun
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SUPTs oFYI0E Rrou'D. ZAP. R.R. /
n H.EN L

NOTlCE.-Lost or stolen, on February 18th,
IN 1865. Al Ashland. at point ih Raoid tween
AEhADd and Pedeckbug black leather travelling TRU TX,
81 rather less than medium size Containing female ppAre MARKED
4. v ArgYIn
Also February l2h 1853 al Richmond, some POINT
I HAiroad between Richmond and Fredericksburg square
black TRUHK Of vnede frame covered with vanished oil CLOTH
q u medium EEe containing fema' apparel &C. bon ng to
Miss Virginia d Ierus.
For the recovery Of either OF these uaks with the srccs
ssned 10 when 81 for information viii tAr
reward Of fifty DoLIAsS more win be paj, application
~ 3. RUTE.
an liz supt
MEDICAL CARD-OPFICE PRACTJCE
mr. PLUME OF the old Medical House, confines himself mainly
~ TO Office practice Franklin street. little below the
Exchange Hotel and dagonay opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
Ia and confidential treatment be obtained reasonable
Those who have been exposed certain contagious all
nents, are Invited 70 call early
Communications by mail otherwise, promptly attended
Once open from . A. 81. TIL p, n.
RICHMOND, Va. uo2t-1y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-12

ACCIDENTALLY sHor.-Lieut George POinde1ter was
yesterday through the etleg below the knee while
passing the of Main and 18th Streets by the ex-
plOsiOn of his own pistol which fell from apocke' OF
his ovcrcoat, as it hung over his shoulder After re-
ceving surgical aid in the drug st of Peterson Co.,
ne was sent to his fathers residence.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-12

The steamship Cornubia, from Bermuda has reached
Confederate port in safety. She had been chaced for
three days, and finally made her way safely through
Eve Federal war vessels that after her. She brings
4 valuable cargo.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
CAPTURE OF A YANKEE BROADER

UAfIUhb VI A IANhbI DL'IU1hD1I1H''
FREDKRIoKsBURG, March 1l.-Cspt. NOISY OF Geni
Etzhugh Lees cavalry has returned from scout He
captured Brig. Gen. Slaughter, Captain and thirty
privatcs at Fairfax Court House, taking themfr their
BEDS They we're greatly astOnishedat the presence OF
the Confederate cavalry, and offered but feeble ress-
tance,
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r1niI6t
40 rum UnEUTTURS OF

rV-o rrru UnEUITURS OF
Dr. RICHARD W. GATNFs
Fake notice that have hxs1 rCEi0AY the l4h April l>G
Day by all claims agAin5. She said Richard
Of uE 10 me- dated the It February 1852
Charlotte county Court, be stabilized
proof Charlotte Court House
contracted by Or. Richard W. Gaines
Virginia feLids In Kentucky, which Decem-
1881 and that he debts not established
day be xei bY aud advertised not shars in
e distribution Of funds then in hinj until Claims tab
lished shAi have been fuy paid. Nm. W. HENRY,
fTutee Of DIR. Richard w, Gaines, Charlotte H. Va.
NH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-12

this column alluded to that the table Ehote at
the SpOtsWOOd to be dispensed with. Mr. Belts, the
look keeper of the establishment authorizes to say
that no such arrangement is contemplated
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
LDRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES

T ,ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
~ DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, c.,&c
FRIDAY morning. 18th ins commencing at 10 o'clock
our Warehouse Governor St. win be sold large desif
Goods &c among which will be found ,he following es Goods
Light prints,
Plain Swiss and III cd Musins,
ecsrl.t and white flannels
Bleached Cottons, Brown ehlrtlng,
Whit. Cotton hose and y Hose;
Rlar Thread, su'pendsrs,
Tooth brushes, Pins. -.
Ladies' Taneta SIX Gloves,
EnveOpes, Fancy Soaps,
Note and Letter Paper,
Pipes, Pocket KNIVES,
Table Cutlery,
ALSO, .Es
An invoice Of
Presh Boots AMI Shoes
Fine Soft French Hats,
Together with many other scarce and desirable esh Goods
Parties Wishing to contribute to the above sale are requested
to send in their Goods promptly
mhll-dti Aucls.
ADDITIONAL.
10cases Ladis.' BalUOrai Shoes,
And Congeefs Gatsu,
200 DIS FAX Thread,
ALSO;
$50 gals very superior Old RSe whi,ky,
$50 do 90 do Apple frsndy,
20 kegs Bl Oarb Soda,
$50 boxes Cercentf, ted Ley,
3boxts Oranges,
box emons,
case genuine old CASTLE Soap,
1000 Wheeler and VII on Sewing Maehins Needles,
ca genuine DE srJch UNI Pipes,
Obeaufu designs and finish, many of them richly
silver nountei.
The attention OF the trade ell 10 the above inoie OF
Pipo which will be Sid at o'clock
The 10 o'clock with IN Liquors &C. after
Which, say at 10Y eloek III: hats ard Pots and Oh es Tn:
Dry Gooos VIII be sold az IL O'Clock.
SUMNER ARENTs,
rhl2 Aucts.
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Gst 8it9monS od8ig.
rnUEsDAT MORNING, MARclz n 1888.

ruuu-Day ss per amman; . for IN nOnhS and q per
uonlh for . shorter period
seavssG g aaau; % for IN months, 70 cents per
month for shorter period
weekly o per annum; % for ak mons for shorter
period. Payment in al eases N Adyanea
AgvETIsoons square Is for arst nseraoa
per square tor eontnRAnce. seniWeek % M
weekly Insertions 70 cents PEI ggusrs Weekly nsoroas u
ERntaaces may Be made A ne risk Of The PubherS IN
al there evidence taken on deposit Of letter In tns
Post Once containing money.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-12

RLIaSs Is HIs.-.-A box Of raisns-the only box, we
believe within the corporated limits of RichmCnd-was
sold at auction Tuesday, by Messrs. Kent Paine Co
for the of fftyne dollars. The purchaser keeps
grocery il the vicinity OF the First Market, and will
doubtless supply folks who wish to indulge in plum pud
ding at he rate of s. per pound, more or less.
s..v,.-vSU rIRE AssocIArOE.-Thc annual meeting Of
this Association should have been held pursuant to
tce yesterday afternoon the office Of the Association
but as a quorum OF 6rcmcn was not present the
stockholders present adjourned the meeting until Tues
day next at o'clock, p NJ Stockholders who fail to
attend on that occasion will be fined.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-12
FROM CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, March Il.-All quiet The city is full
of rumors of impending attack, but nothing authen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-12

RSs NORTHERN JOURNALS.-
49, Any person arriving DE states norh OF hs 70
toae and bringing EuroPesn neEPaPers or any
person the city osmnE possession Of such ournA WI con-
fer favor upon The Editors or the WHo b. leaving sending the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-12

SAIOKING TOBACCO.-SrAcY l. Co., hay
~ ing made necessary arrangements for The extensive
Smoking Tobacco, the lately occupied by Co.
Waldron Cary street, opposite Etnger Edmonds
would respectfully call the attention Of dealers to their choice
brands In every class OF package
They present their Havana brand to the Public equal to the
best in the market ami confidently challenge comparison.
On hand, for Suffers trade, 100 bblS bags f18-1ms
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PROCLANATIOY BY THE PRESIDENT.

meet that people who acknowledge the supremacy Of
alNlng G.d should be mindful Of dependence
Hin should remember Tat 10 Him alone trust for
deyerance thAto h due deyou hAnkuness for The signal
mes bestowed and that by prayer alone hope
the continued manifestation Of that protec ing which
has hitherto shielded the midst Of trials and dargers
In obedience - Ills precep we have nom time 10 time been
gathered together payers and thanksgiving, and He has
been ac5zsy pleased to hear Suppcaors and 10 grant
abundant exhibitions His favor aneI aud psope
Through many conflicts have attained place among the
nations which their repeo and 10 the enemies who
encompass dssrucop the Lord OF Hosts
has again taught chs Of His Inspired word that the battle
4, not 10 the strong bat whonsosye He weh 10 exsl
Again enemy with loud boasDg Of the power Of their
armed men End mailed ships threaten with subugs ion, and
with evil machaaons seek, In our homes and at
hresde 70 psrve and maid Into
accomplices OF their wicked designs,
Under these circumstances my privilege to Invite yoa once
more 10 meet together PROSTATE yourselves in humble sup
cson 10 Him who constant and never failing
the past and whose protection guidance We ru
for the fn,ure.
To this end l. JKrFERsoS DAVIS President Of the Confederate
States Of America this my proclamation. setting apart
friday e day Of March, day Of fasting,
initiation and prayer do invite the people OF the said States
10 repair on that cay hsic places Of public worship
10 ion n prayer to Amh God that he will continue his
u protection over cause viii scatter enemies and
set at nausht eit evil desgns and that he will gaclousy
store 10 our beloved country the blessings Of and security
In faith whereof hereuno set hand a. the city c.
Richmond on the day February In the Of
our Lord one thOusand>elght hundred and sxlv:bree
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
By the President,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-12

I 0ST.-
- BOND OF THE CONFEDERATE srATEs
ior SyOo dollars No 800 Act Of August issued Oct 1h
iso. n name Of Ann Elan, payable lst Jan 1874 All per-
has eeen made for ts renewal, inha-6W
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AUCTION SALES.
By euMNER Z ARENIs, AUor,
INTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY STOCK
II SALE or CLOTHING

BIZ bOmNbh q AhbS' AOOto.
EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPToRY STOCK
vALuAs ALE az GMo dd5bs e AUCTION
On TUESDAY next the 7h Inst coumenciDg at 10 o'clock Of
' Who ' saTs Sf4s 70
auction without their nt aIse and valuable stock
Of The largest and best assorted stocks Of goods be found In the
Confederate Stats We maze rs IN part oo.,
Fancy and pl.ln Guinness Coats,
Pilot, beaver ind Military ovgcoat',
Military Jackets
Boys 6cais ard Jackets,
1000 psIS Pants, consisting Of
Gents fancy and plain black o. ssimsrs,
large assortment S1atih of s tlnei Psn's
5O5 black. cloth silk, yelve. and fancy Vests
Fancy fame overshhtI,
Merino Drawers and under thTs
WOODEN ard cotton Socks
Six Ban 'kerehes,
Buck Gauntets,
euspe der Umbrellas,
Together with large ard attractive stock Of
FANCY GOODS.
ALSO Hengs patent FIRE and burglar proof eafe In good
The sale win commence punctu lily with the clothing at ten
No postponenent on acc.unt Of weather
sss to I Be- ccndu.tedty SUMNER ARRNra.
NH Tits Buet'G
~ Petersburg Expre please copy and send bill to the Auc
honesrL -
GALE OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION
-
House. corner OF Oh and Main streets
IS Bbls. Prime N. o. Sugars,
% Bags do.
10 Hhds. do. /"
Is BIS Clarified F'
10 Bbls New Golden Syrup,
IS TleTces Rice,
70 Bags Va. Salt
i iS s ssss Prime SinH: Coffee,
Chests Tea,
30 Bags Mercer Potatoes,
30 {" Peanuts,
Bbls. sal Soda,
sandry other Groceries,
800 Packages Manufac tured Tobacco.
Parties deng avail themselves Of sale will please send
IL their goods early Thursday morning.. -
mill ROBINSON, ADAhs CO.
by WILLIAMSON & CO., AUCTs.
1902 Msin Street
WE WILL sell at our sales-room, No. 1872
w Main stre between 9th and 10th stress on TUESDAY,
the 10Th ins commencing at 10 o'clock NJ an extensive and
vred meat Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE comprising the
following and other iclcs -
Large ANA small Co king and Office s.ovcs with PIPE,
Snalot OF Crotkery and Glassware,
Mahogany Sofas anl TeiC-atetes,
Rocking, PlIlor, Chamber, Once and Windsor Chairs,
MahogaJy y, Rosewood and Valiant Wardrobes,
Marble Top and other islands,
Brussels, Tapestry and Ingram Carpets
B.dstcads Beds Mattresses, Blark ets and Spr ada,
I Walnut Secretary, and very useful writing d,sk
4 small iaYoe OF Shoes, and lot Of Shot Guns,
TIE above sale postponed until FRIDAY, the 1sth list
mill WILLIAMSON d co.
Will. BE ADDED TO ABOVE
Beautiful Parlor seit, Brocatele, conistlng Of
Teie a ct e, Medallion Pattern,
. Arm Chairs,
PArlor Chars
ALSO
/ Piano. 10 good order. -
mhl9-tis WILLIAMSON 90
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS Day.

=--==--------- 80 -
A UcTIoN SALE : !. H.
On THURSDAY morning, the 18Th inst, a b Hssss
commencing at lof oclSck, viii SELL usual
.GR00ERIES, DO,
Viz Sugar In Hhds, . =
Sugar In Barrels,
Coffee.
Salt,
Grain Pepper,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-12

THE usual reward will be paid for the appre-
i henSon very, either at barracks any q Poi.
,on oos ing named men d9eter from the 18th vgna
Battalion:
CHAs NJ FISHER t. SO years Of feet ~ inches In
height, light hair gray eyes, 1orid complexion
r. KETN T. go years a age, feet inch In height, dark
hair blue eyes, dark complexion.
Major 25th Va. Battalion. .
y Horou
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Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
many other things desirable TO the trade.
ALSO
small invoice of Cheshire Cheese.
Ddrham's Superior Mustard, with
other valuable censlgnmensi they arrive in time
milo. TARDY WILLIAMS.
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By GoDDIN & APPERsoN. Aucs.

THE LARGE, ELEGANT. AND HAND
i some estate called Rocky 81 h the South Anna river
county 20 miles northwest Of Richmond, for sale at
auction In Rchmonl.'
WIN be IL Auction TUEsDAY the Sd March,
1888 o'clock NJ that valuable farm called Rocky NILS 10
codEiy the south side Of the South Anna river 10
Ashland anil y mesom James river and within 20
Rchmond containing Oi Of land vi buildings
Of the best Kind which have Se90 About 0l 1STs.
sr-. ut5arei land5I rOl'ng
.,SSr Ie1 adapted to The usual crops
ALSO,
Dr. SWANS Old MILLS, with - Of land, along Gold
Mine creek. And likewise timber IT 500 acres In 'front.'
running down 70 Borea Meeting House
Geasan iluitad TO ride up .cxamlne this desirable
estate for S0mmer residence permanent location seldom
chance presents Itself The grounds about the mansion
and the garden the best IN the State The
A. W Noting Eq, W be pleased to accommodate and lodge
gentlsmcn going up - examine the property.
TERs ia cash. bsanCe and years with interest and well
cured Pats will be exhibited at Office received
sud any further information given In the time
nesy invite these WHO wish 20 purchase such estate TO
examine tie prsasel which will be shown them by Mr. Noting.
G0DDlN APPERS0N,
fciS Aucloncers.
P0STPO. EHENT.
In consequence Of the nclenency weather. the
sale postpone uLtl TUESDAY the f1,h March, 1863
e2S G00DIN APPERs0N, Aucta.
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0VERSEER WANTED,

fora small farm, on Dan-
lie Railroad abou, 50 miles from Rchmo-d wanted
industrious and capable Of keeping about seventy hus
dred OF lard In perfe cultivation including garden
and orc ard and ornamental hrubbey, flowers &c Gegnan
with such xpence and COED sb would id desirable hoe
nd he American would be preferred for beiog
script II married, and thevfe fully understands the manage
Of dairy, advantageous arrangement ud be mlde
Apply Immediately at eee Of Old Dominion Iron Nall
Works Comply
JB. Watkins.
mhi-eod2w At Charlotte G. X.
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NOTICE. having business with the
IN BRANCH BANK or VIRGINIA, Fredericksburg, wll
find officers The BANK OF VIRGINIA. In this city (ap
staIrs)
dollar 81 the Bank Of Virginia payable at fredericksburg,
dated I'd January 1867 and numbered from @ % inclusive
which ssped by the Bank bp stoea from it, vault
by the ARR Of the pEltea S,stes Its carp followers.
fe2-u wM. x. GORDON Car.
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BY PULLIAM 4 CO., AUcTs.

ME WILL SELL this day 35 likely Negroes
w jss HILL, DfCKIHsoN kco fsc,
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UVIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
The accommodation train this Road will be discontinued
until further nntice -
H. D WBITCOMD,
mhii-IH GENT Sup'
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DsegtEne IDptnefg

T% bo,s aftta3.t t.--i
- u, a. syiDoEs unD s.. y. Diel1eNo4sts
gsse sD;s SGnDse.- nii5 sdnfis., s}aIihaSrs
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAiNs FOR AL
tany. Troy, North West eavf Chambers
9, AMI 100 NJ and rs. and IOB r. N, and on san.
days ~ s.l2t. ~, from rhiriieth street.
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND Albany RAiLgoAD
~ FOR ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEST
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
-. Gonm~ncing Monday. Nov. u. 1872.
For Albany, 10 ~ ~, Express Mall Train from Twenty
sith itfcc' stson Returning. leave Albany i0aD A, ".
JOHN BURtHTLI. Superintendent.
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

CIGARS AND ToBAcco.-szo To a., --spaAps At
- old prces ny Rpoas need b. 70 - apprer4nisd
nv rr,nnated Sfnotinr foDano stove 81 e s..
i Supplied with ny best gosds whsle.sle 10 ssas sweet
JULIAN ALlEN