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NTEW-YORA & NEw-H AvEs RAILROAD
SUMNER iERA NGEMENr -
| 1851. COhlhENCihr MAY y. 10. 1874
Passenger stAon New o 2ss; and 4tiiAs.
.rtr-. - Zitt

=
1851 coAhSoiH' MAY . 10. ~. and $50 l@t
Passenger STATION a. Ne"' . T. corner @'s''- A'' '''
TRANS iEAS : : SiEi'w-fonK:.
az, oI $50 i's 81 and :, ,E11Jr. nv - -
Fcr BrIdsepoTt' lE1 J. n.0o g. H., is'iS OH 30
i ToI i i asl sriari i:soA H.; $50, s:oOp H.
ortsirted, southport I'D WespoT Z. n;.o M j;'a
-. sorssk a9c, II e., II 1915 GAL $50 Gizh
p, Dsiicn and Green IN = s'ao ilac H.. s:Sa so
for Greenwich. =; $50 1850 NJ a.so 4:'o SO sscp1
for stanford = tE.l s5o II 81 mi l2:iS lI1-bs
ps cs fort Chester 40 ,:rmsi . .ors $50 li:A
H. '''' '''' &C NSSEcflS,G TRAINS
70 boston ia ; .ore Line 30 JA,J.s ?. m.
tor hartford and sprius aed. slAz. NV mt SOFA
fos coaaeciiao River Railroad O. IL. CELl, r;'c@ r~
For Hartford, f.oyi1ease sid F.hkin Railroad. ga
For Seville peu yow.LondOu and ssOnineon a-i'ssa''
for Canal a.irSad. lal5 .. m to Northampton
Tor liousa uulc Railroad, 8 a m p H.
iSi 6sas o as' and ,it To''i 6sisaa
'''''' ''' S'''3 Aaiss T. Ii6Sr sap,iaienasa
DEA 0ING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
Bt - his new Road i. comple'ei ai IA good roning
Older IN a: pseDssI o Ss S sof i' saa oTra
oaels 10 the travelling public direct ,ld THROUGH Tocss
irom WAsIINGroS AID BALrM0RE ia YoIN SSss-
VII ~ qo"ts ~ bsiy I'D AGR RESORTS should Dc
s. Tnuins North cave Columbia at $500 8 M. Acc
T,s,,s North cave Columbia a. zoo ?. H. Fast
r.-i,.s arri,, al Reading a. lO.a2 a. u, Acc
T,ains arrive 8: Read4s It ~ p M, s4s'.
,frsir. south leave les ias .. - a. H., Acc.
T,s,Ds south leave Reading q MO a. m, Fast
It,ins arrive at Columbia at 9:20 a. m, Acc.
l rrr,i,, arrive a Columbia az l.. o y. NJ. Fast.
tn. River susquehanna ColuIiba is crossed by steam
NEW BOAT await. the arrival OF the Isus !" con-
80. pa,,ensers over, the chan being deli hal fAssenr
80, by d. Fast Line vi dine At Columbia -, .x-,
D. W. NORrBkOP ROBERT ohaNn,.
| General Ticket Agent. General supef.n1enoo"-
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SAFErY, SPEED. AMP COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON.
WORCESTER, PALNLR h. hBtaG, NASHUA,
L0nLL-, CONCORD. ibE Nllilt AJUsLAIAa.
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tie new AID sillnch steamer. q tls oryt.h ine,
CITY 90 BOSTON ard ClfY 90 SEW.foRK
leave kew-York daily Sundays excsp ~ ococs p ~
tom Pier 20. % Sortli River 10 i. of Nes,ry-st
FOR NfW-LcNL ~.
there connec,i- VII Steamboat J. IEal nom tns
above points, ga and " re- .ster os'i 20 y ol-
ccte-, Worcester Aid Nashua, nc Ne London -- Noia<3
Railoads ,
IRE III t-Ael 9. Ne lowest -'es ~ n'ormaHn NUNS
IS. MARTIN. gent. % the Pick
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MINIATURE ALMASAc.
Son r. scs.....G NJ $40 setf....aH Moon SEES
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Wen0lna Cares, Xf.

A i VIM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. lO4 f,ll-
"a ton-s..-w WEDDING CARDS am FINE sTAIiONEhf
tEs.a1hsIec 1919,
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NCHOR LINE-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
y LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN, BELFAST ara LONDON
DERRY. Tho hne ilsJ sailing L. Cyde-U-it steamsip
IKIIANSiA C-pi teaier - intended o. sal on SAIol-
DAY Oct nom ricr 80 % North River. This steamship
hd n the most approved TO usHr tho comfort sna
safety o. pisrnscs kates 81 passage IliYs ~ io"nli'
-r1fe ol well COO. 81 provisions. Iorn C. Pa STU te4
M ii,t. SEQ 70 Cabin 0c steerige 90. Payab. IN
4. : Currency. Apply TO FRANCIS NJ. DONALD 4 Co.,
30 q Bowin OTcah To be succeeded y CALEDO.uA,
oct p
ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
"a So NLlfONTHLT for SEwOHLEANs' Eect--Ile
r car slcWn,l steamship AI.L Capt "a pAe1 y l-ui-
g.r Wi s..a rlr 80 North River, . o'clock L. Oh
Neine.d8y De-. 10 For fIei 'ht or pes'aee apply TO
d. q. ALLEN. NO. 3 Bowling Green.
y B-The Champion, Capt. Wilson, IA folio" ca W cd
n-sisv Nov. ?.
TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT Tn new
4 n s MI Steamship GEORGE CROMWELL tap~
r. T. gail viii leave Pef No. o. North River a. no'v on
saturday, uct ., ~ precisely ~, pas ent.' a.
coun0datau. ~ this steamer have been eniaisn ana exc
csntiv furnished For passage with uccomno ietonl un.Ir
passed o. freight apply to II. d. CROMWELL co. No
o. Mrs'-at
Y = .
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MAIL STEAMERS 20 FRANCE DIRECT.
I'VE The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMpANNS
line Of hr.tclsss eide g.heei STEAMSHIPS, between
NEW-YORK ard HAFHE-
The ars spsndd Vessels intended 10 re put upon ths
fc7ori,e rou. or ths Continent, ere the following;
WAsHiY TDN..........32 0i tuus, goo horsepower.
AFAiEPlE............3,9B tuns. 500 horse-power.
EUGENIE................tsf oat). 40 bors--poyseL
FlANCE...........-...fbn ldingl 800 hoIsepo~er
NAPOLEON fII........ ibuii1ius l. 100 horse powell
Un,l the completion o. the S the service viii be
performed by the ,.u.. -,
WASHINGTON, A. Duchesne; LAFAYETTE, Il 30
c0lde, q. follows:
FROM NEw-YORK TO HAyRE.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS cdnesday, oc'ohern
LAFAYETTE. "Wednesday. November ..
WASHINGTON. W adnrsdsy Decemoers
First Cabin (incuiilg ta5e Yinrl............5l3o
second CABIN (inc.adiag t,ole-syne). = 20 ~ $50
rayabe In gold IL. equlsael Ia uned states currency
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE RRgG OF CHANGE.
f0r iie.snt or passaec. a4ply to ....
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent,
Not Broadway. kre-iors-
A. Pas u Boulevard des C-PCcines Grand hote.j At
fl.era WILLIAM iSILlN 60.
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Excursions.

xTOU cnn undertake no excursion as long a.
,., sna,r from PILES Get rid ~ them by the Of
tIe .'TROPICAb BALSaM7 ind then cujoy ycarseA seo
advertisement under " aiedical'
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rRos rIER NO. 10 NORTH aIvKa. IhiTd Pier above

NOTlCITbe 10 ship CI1Y or LINERlCk, o. hlI Inc
VIII ..i as au Exta steamer on III h-bAl, October o.
ct NOON aryiug limited number Of seorase passenseTs
a. educcd gai. ., payable in q. > Currency.
JOHN u. DALE. Agent, IS bloaiwuy.
CTEAM WEEKLY 20 LIVERPOOL, touch
y inf d, Queenstown Cork HU1'rl The w. kuo~n
cleaners Of tie liverpool Nri and fhladrpna steam
alir COMPANY luman Linol carrying the O. : Mails arc IN
tended n SAL % f1.ln~a:
CITY OF Saturday, Oct
CITY OF irlHf, tct
"a.
And eve, .acc-s iu. sAIuRDAl a. noon. fisr ~
Aor.a I.lyor.
F.rFs oF PASSAGE,
PAYABLE IN gold or is equivalent b. currency;
FfHST CABfN........ 80 40 acknowledgements m
Flint Cabin % london. ~ 20 Serraee 70 iondon'' ~ ~
Fir .bn 10 Pans. % n0 cserags to Paris ~ 10
I.rin 10 hamburg 20 Oh seerage 10 Hamburg. - "
Passengers also forwarded 20 HAVE. Bremen ROTTERDAM
Antwerp. &C. equally lo" ratss 49,
fafas ron Liver ooi Queenstown, IL Cabin, 80 j9
elp5 s,reraec Z ~ Ihos- who wish tend Tor tAs.f
friends can buy 'isscts u these rates.
ID. .gicr Information, apr s. % tac touI 1ryr Offices
JOIN q DALE. Agrnl. No Is bIosdwav. N Y.
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uostnn Crilln 7Errnct.

~ CAsbGir0R AND BRIGHTON
Reported for TIE Jirr.K pr ne eHe1g WeGaefidy
Oct. T. 1905
Tho following il the amount o. stock at market:
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NJEW-JEPsEY RAILROAD and TRANSIT.
~ Coca ard after Mu&DAh, Jsn 10 leea irsies Gig
leave NEW OfIh t1r BAiIl8ioSE and WA5lihDtOS,
at AID 10 H.. p. a. aud u A.dalght 1io 40
Train viii take PASSAGE Al.TlAO2E and - ASH NsS
TON only This TIA lakes coulsl 0i a. Nll.i p-A.
Trains foi Ph4le 81 leave Sowlork At sna "
!. IT, and p. n. 8na !. si.duigh.
MILITARY nc KITS vii hot be receigecr the a N
o. 40 y a. rrnirs }. ". WOODRUFF,
Dee. Is 1868 Assistant Supcrntcndris y. }. X K
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VOP NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
X FIELD and WHITE MOUNTAINS STEAMBOAT
and RAILROAD CONNECTION at Aew.ii Haven. Steamers
leave PECK slip at 3.l5 and II p Sunday excepted
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ERIE RAILWAY.-PasseiigeT Trains leavs

T. RE KAiLWAY.-Passenge Trains leave
= a. ioiicws. VIZ.
"a H., E4prr.5 Tor Buffalo
2 H.. Ia j.rrss ios Csyeand direct, vie 4 G. w. Ry.
ESQ T. m ME-, da y. 'or Ot:sgle.
lCa n. Na " irrnio.
<r. n Wav ~ (,tisv1l. NeT-hurrh snt Warwick.
p Night Erprrss (Se,u-lays and Sundays excrpte
iishtnrs fxpress, daily for DuDkirk. Rochssssf
Ca,aud aus On Ser,says ths tfal VII rGn 20 baH1o
only & !. ul Eni- 6nt. Tor DsAfiTL.
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gTHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-

I
Sumntuous suppers and rxnronsy furnished
are marked features Of these " III sting palaces"
herihs aud -tateooms may NJ secured g Herndens En-
press Office 80. 81 broadway, and No IFS West-s Neg
aud :, 20 MasAu gtof-s' bottony
II. X. SiMDSS. Agent,
kareh, Saviv ION and T1srlon
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Stfamboais an0 RAILROADS..

Vb daily Inc ioi Al any rom DtsDiossesst, az a.
~ Dihst ar3.'1 laudus AZ cozz-nsf toie DocS Nee
FONT, Ne.bursh Poualkerpse khnebecS Ca'-4iii and
itd,"n Tickets so'd board, end basgage checked West
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-11

- AN APPEAL 70 tito People Of the Conieder-
~ ate 9tases-Tho Directors Of the Young
Meas Christian Association u kichmoed respect
fally bu. earnestly, submit TO the benevolent and
the patriotic throughout the Confederate 6tatcs an
appeal in behalf u the soldiers families IN this
city. Sineo the commenceme Of the war Richmond
has beeu 4 refuge for those who have been driven
from their homes BY our ruthless enemies 10. u
ssnds Of heplcss woman aud children, not Item TIE
devastated counties Of Virginia alone, pus iten
nearly every Ststs Of tho Confederacy, nave soueh.
an asylum In our midst Our citizens have Occo
appeaiai 10 In sumberle9s instances 70 reileve tne
kick and wounded soldiers, TO furnish Shoes aud
co,hiaR for soldiers In the aeld AMI hospital ana 70
Of I'D food and shelter for Their sansrlas lann III
aud pobiy have they, In tho great ma)H"y VI H.
stances, responded to every appeal
Tho supplies OF provisions IN Inc city at TINS time
arc 40 reduced, aud the difficulties Of obtaining oah
ers by ordinary means 30 numerous ana sIea. !,
that the funds contributed for the relief Of the foor
can accomplish but little 10 purchasing the necessa-
RIGS Of lite.
In written report from tho Clothing Bureau II
appssrs that there are moro than three Thousand
females IN this city who arc seeking employ mept
from the Government ID vAin, and that those who
obtain work are not fully employed. Tue wages
rece.ycd for their work will not enable these poor
women to procure . saniciency OF the p'sneet lood
for themselves and children Without assistance,
then, from the city aud country generally, many
instances Of actual starvation must have occurred
Our City Council has made most liberal appropria-
tons for the purchase Of supplies, both for grstu-
to distribution and for sac at coet but the agents
employed for tho purpose have not been able to pro-
cure the quantity Of provisions required.
Under these circumstances We feel that 1t Is our
duty to appeal TO feil1w citz ,ns throughout tee
Couicder eae States to forward, without deiay consr
buttons Of money AMI supplies TO the Army Com
m,tee of this associations. Since the commencement!
OF the war this Committee has Abored 1saicusiy and
faithfully for the temporal and spiritual welfare o.
our soliiers and their families aud tor the success
OF cur glorious Let those soldiers Lot be dis
.ouraeed now upon tho Of Cur seserest, and a.
We trust our iaet ard most glorious campAign FOL
want Of the generous sympathy and support Of hcil
friends 1t home.
Shipments made 10 Roger Martha, Supern.e nde1t
or VIM MunfOrd, Chairman OF The Army Commi.
tea, will be promptly attended TO And in Aac0rt
aace with special agreement made With TIE SUPER
intendent Of the southern Expfess Company, ii
express chsrges IA DO Paid ty them at Rich non
Contributions OF money should also re seat 10 tn 81
gentlemen. WM WILLIE, In, FIes.
] ID & SLFIGHT, Secretary. my Its
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The terms Of honest and manly reproba
ton in which the President refers to those
foreign Governments which, having recog-
nized by treaty 10 the last century the sepa-
rate Independent sovereignty Of the South
ern States, now not only refuse Us recogni-
ton, but give aid aud comfort to the enemy,
viii find . warm response In every patriotic
Southern heart For some Of the wrongs
we have suffered at their hands, says the
President. I'VE may not properly torbear
from demanding redress" when We shall
have achieved our independence.
We rejoice that the Confederacy has come
TO understand the true character and policy
Of foreign powers relative to this country.
That of England In particular Eve speak Of
the Government, not the peopleD has been
not merely unfriendly, but malignant In the
last degree. nher revenge for the American
Revolution, and the American naval sue
cesses Of the late war, and In her selfish de-
sign to monopolize the manufactures. the
cotton aud the commerce Of the world, she
has, in cold blood. with the most dogged
perseverance,, sought for thirty years the dis
union Of America through the agitation OF
slavery. When at last. she was successful,
she has had but one po!icy-that OF helping
both the belligerenfs utterly to deyour and
destroy each other. II she has shown most
favor to the North, 1t Is because she feels
sure the destruction Of Southern slavery
would Involve Northern commerce and
manufactures in the same ruin With South
ern labor. All the blood and all the misery
u the war are grateful to her nostriis, for
the longer they are prctracted, the more
certain che feeah at her object. Was ever
Guch deliberate dishoiism? Are nations
lasfiaaeas, any moro than individuals, in
coming their gpid out a human suffering ?
II MOI, England has day of recsDning be-
fore hsr, which nay we'll make her hsmble.
That day may not be - distant % she
Imagined.
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AT last VIC have news that is not doubtful,
giving US one of the most complete victo-
RIGS Of the war. The number Of prisoners
that fell into Prices hands Is the largest
ever captured by Confederate arms, save 10y
Jackson at Harper's Ferry. The achieves
ment is a brilliant one for the Western
Hero, and is a grand addition to our sue
cesses in the trans Mississippi campaign
The prisoners taken there must throw the
balance in our favor, and will dispose the
Yankees to more liberality In the matter OF
exchanges.
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MILITARY NOTICES
HsApQCARTsRs M.sv,..,

u1AU0tAhTkRs MAk1IANn In.
vTN0 MARYLAND MEN IN tha Conss.,..
J. Vice. 1t Ia believed that General H"ssse '
IS, Adjotant and Inspector Geuerap, a,n. en Nc
pubiissed, 0bvlates ali the dlseuRiaa 80, Iasa
heretofore interposed TO prompt xnn.,s,.~ nals
Maryland Line. Every person now IN ,e,,..sn o
was :. Ine ginning OF TIE war native or ,sa,,,
citizen OF Maryland csa, upon application IA Ip
General Excy, Staunton, Virginia or Coos., n1st
ley + Johnson, Hanover Junction. V,ryn,s MAJ
medatey transferred 10 the MARYLAND ~. rs
following form can be signed, sworn 10 h.. 100
commissioned officer, directed 10 eithe, ~ ,Ss
otacefs, ana sent BY mall, when the transfer ~, ~
Immediately made. The applicant mu,t s,.,., 70
wishes to be transferred 70 Major Gene. gu %
Camp Maryland, Saunton, Virginia, or 10 co.,
Bradley johnson, Camp Howard. usnnvs, ,aa'
ton, and TO company already Organized q, ~ ,.
new company. Applications Tor cavalry NM, ,
sccompanied by affidavit tina. applicant can s. 70
himsclf mounted. Aeep
BORN o. APPLICATION.
The undersigned, private in Comt.aav
Regiment, Brigade, - D,yisje, -
Corps, Army Of -, having been q e,,,, :,
Maryiaa at the commencement Of the war .,r...
for . transfer 70 the Maryland Llue. Coms.ps
- Regiment, under General Orders No Is Al
ju,aut and Inspector Generals once 1884. sss q"
to be transferred TO Camp Maryland, Major sees,,p
Elzey, Staunton, or Camp Howard, Colons! Hrs;,',
johnson, Hanover junction.
Appended is proof Of citizenship:
On this - day Of -, 1884, before he m.
scri0er, . commissioned officer, - Rs,Ims,,
- Brigade, personally appeared
aud madc oath in due form Of law that be kn,~,,
that -- was citizen OF Maryland Al ,,.s
commencement OF the war, and ,ha, be IL Ar We -
keep himsclf mounted.
All applications "a be TRANSFERRED 10 Canp MAJ,
land will, for the present, be addrcesed 70 r,:.
General Arnold El4cy, Richmond, Virgins.
BRADLEY + JoHNsoS
NH 28-2Aw0ts Colonel Comma pd,
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himsclf amiuentiy qualified for the position.
There ID perhaps NO position In the country
Involving more responsibility, requiring
greater enegey. uaora sloepiess vigilance. or
!, clearer Intelligence, The ahsencc oE eiahsF
of f,,ese o,,4iilies wuali pscduoe confusion
in the service, aud rouse immaculate and Gu
nha,;c complaint. Yet we are confident tha'
-, ,ev.r WAS time when orr armies, 80
tar 81 this u psr:nsent Is concerned, wefe
better supplied, aud wheu there was more
satisfaction With its workings exhibited by
the pyees and the pahlie. We cannot but
attribute .hese results to the efforts OF tie
head of the Department; aud We SEQ no
God reason why he should not get the cred
IL for them which lie deserves.
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r OeT-ConfsdsrAis b ms and Aonsy.-Lost on
Il 4 Friday, the 8th day OF tho present month.
some WhsxS on the Richmond and Dauviiie Rail
road, between TomxhaWk and Cozl6sd StAtjous, on
aid road ct The latter station. two Cor fsdsrats
per cent bonds-One No 5o2, for "a, 600. issued
May 70, 1858, interest paid to lst January. 1884,
on. No Abs. tor u SEQ. insued 4th September,
1863 intsIsst paid To LIST January, 1884, aud about
500 in Confederats notes Of the dissemination OF
s. and under. All persons are hereby forews1ned
not to trade for said bonds, spplica lon viii BE-
made for cir fenswsl. A liberal reward viii he
paid for the delivery ef said bonds and money t.
ms. MEREDITH CRGWDER
ap 25-la~5t' Powha.sn county, Va.
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Was kilie. In uc,ion. near sp.lsy.vaa.a Il, on
ftiaap, 9Th ins,, Col JAMES W CARTER, OF the
f5si "a regiment.
thus has ret,.het. 10 n,ahbaoa's eai'y a'"oin,
another noble, pure, ard gai!an, spiit, behaved ey
all that knew him. He entered abe army !" the
beginning Of ifs struggle for its independence, ana
Through the many aya saueht battles was ever found
N MA nnst Of u,v Sph,tug for MS beloved county
May God eemiur, his afflicted parents, nrnthes ana
eisler ana many near aud dear fstcnas, VINO Sun
c,sely mcurp his death and may we a'i prepare
now resting. Non, Knew him hut 10 love him.
nx- Atlanta and Macon papers please copy.
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n MO Hundred Dollars Re~ard--Lost, ssrayed,
or stolen. from the cavalry camp Ct ioieombe's
legion, near rottom's bridge one an bay Mare,
slight saddle mark on the back Aiso, one mouse
coIored Mare, aax name and tail, with right eye de-
stroyed. The above reward viii be given for the
delivery Cf these animals at this camp, or where.
ever they can be obtained by the owners
RIM AULDk0N,
Assiatant Surgeon Cavalry,
nv Size HoicOmbs's Legion.
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TITO the Friends OF the Soldier, thnushou, ID
Confederscy.-
QUARrgRMAsfBR GKN'Is DHpARTNssY, !


QUARrsRMAsfBR GKN1s DxpAR7NsvY,
RAILROAD BusEau
Richmond, Feb 90 1854
The friends ana relatives Of soldiers In tn Arm,
Of Northern .vIYgibis are hereby notified that an
arrangement has this day been effected uih Ia
southern Express Company to carry all psckssssf
food ana wearing apparel to Richmond, Va
To secure the advantages thus obtained th,sua
the Express Company, the following hstrus.kss
must be observed:
Packages must not contain more than On. Ina.
dred pou nds; be well secured and plainly nArssi,
and sent at the expense Of the shipper 70 eish1 II
tbs eoldiers' Relief Associations, which ore iolsi
- follows:
In North Carolina, at Raleigh: in South carh.s
.: Columbia; in Georgia, at Augusta; 10 Al.asns
at Montgomery or to any other point q. whIch ors
Of these AsRocistiors have office.
The agents Of these Associations will there ais
charge Of them and saip daily By Southern HIrss
Company to the proper Agents Of the Respective
States 1t Richmond, who will sec them distritue
to the proper individual owners.
To meet the wishes Of the soldiers, snd to fm
them q certain and speedy communicates Win
home, the Southern Express COMPANY has sgfs,i
to give this freight preference c,xy esryiass d.
sad in order that no obstsele may oscar 10 ID. sus.
Cess Of 90 iaudabte an enterprise, the several rst
road companies are hereby requested to render Tie
Express Company such facilities IS will eostis u
make this arrangement complete SUCCESS.
As the Southern Express Company Assume. VI
responsibility OF the transportation q these pa
ages, the kslief Associations requested to s!s'
draw their Agents who have heretofore sret -
travelling messsngsIs. IL the Relief AsseiaI.yes
will establish agencies Ia the rear Of ether GE'.
they msy enjoy the sarns privileges hereby secard
to the Army Ct Northern Virginia.
y sIAs,
Lieut. Col and QusrtsIn ass
Approved:
Il LAEroN,
QusftermAs.er 0eaefsL
OYPIc7 GoeYHKKA ExSaHss CosPAsr.
Augusta, ia, Feb ~, lsa.
TIE Southern Express Company hereby RoalJ 10
friends and relatives Of soldiers in tbs Army y
Northern Virginia and elsewhere that they Ie pr
pared TO carry out arrangements ~ snnouaod "a
the above card, aud that they viii DO Gil ID oss
power to fulhil its requirements.
JAMES SHUTTER,
General Sup't aud Acting Prssiisns,
IL N-eooSm Southern Express COMPANY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-11

VfUCx SOUTHERN fslsdEAra ConPA3H
Richmond, March -, 1894
TINE stockholders 4 the WAsbsg,oo aid NV
Orieaus, Rctmop Chsrottesylle sna sssss.
TN, Lyuehburg and Abingdon, and East Ienhsss'
Telegraph Companies, are hereby notified shsa
i've per cent tax levied by the law paced i'th -"
ruary, 1864, on the value Of oil shares bed N e%
graph OF other companies. viii be paid b! lne d.
derngned vt this ofce, and they viii sne'eioss ~.
the stock held 10 any Of these companes u usi
lists 10 Assessors. MCCARTHY,
Auditor Southern Telegraph Compsasi
NH 2h-NaWtlat1une
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-11

a@x. TO the Voters CT HeHrico County, Am
~ candidate for tue next SherjEaty OF Eenrici
county, ard respectfully solicit your supper:
nv tide JNO A hUTURESON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-11
nrRf,.

On the 9th Inst, at quarter 70 II O'Clock n
SARAH Z, wife Of Major graves, asea - years.
s'Biessea are they that die IN ena L"sa
e. Aten. fGsl ~: EtiTinzs0o az VI pip"'-
AZ . LIZ. Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-11

w. DENTAL Sotice.-I have moved my office
81 thr.e Dogs it5Ve ibe spots wooi Scuse.
my 9--ej6ts JOS WOODWARD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-11

r1<.s 10 the S0ieIs III .he CITY CT kehEehd.--
FL Al tie Solicitation vi many friends | aEnoaica
aysei: csndii.ts for taa oIIco If Commissioner
Of The Aerenae for Gaaroe Tsrd, snI respectfully
sss your srppos. Election day, 25,h May, 1854.
my 2-i2.s Wa BhpEHiDGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-11

~. TIE aa0GSl meeting a the stockholders CT
~ the kictmooi Fredericksburg sn. Potomac
ka,iroat Company Will bs beld At the Office Of the
company. iu Richmond, On Wednesday, .ba LIST ii
June, a, IL O'Clock WINSTON, Treas.
my 9--law3w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-11
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N. sPBorAL NOTICE. VALENTINE WIN
gEi;E Il hgresg "a lkca sed and VII: aereate- rak@
r. 90 q. sna a1r-s Tot C5antt. cDsaabar u ~, every
Saturday. 90 nnsnoiee 81 10 o'ctosg u sn bns
a.e7,,t waresnec.fslsy suisc,t fer ;:ini TIE s:fco
SIC NJ al wn1 hay. carriages, h9rges rsuias,
ssacg ii arg 4sscrpiion 70 ss'i
gfLIAHsU;s = 60. Arssa,
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