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URICH & DRAKE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AndDealers in
Flour and all Kinds of Produce.
ST II Rs,
Mali ST. Get. 4th and 5th, and Cd st.
In the Atheneun Building
KEoKUK IOWA.

Ps.-whoissal Flour Depot. The attention Of the
trade invited To their varou. brands Of flour they
Will seil lower than be bought eseyher GugRen-
hsims Ground and Esscnes Of Coffee hand; also, tine
Potatoes.
CASH advanced consignments msJl3-dtf
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T EGAL NOTICE.

III HIATT Emma Hiatt, Afford Avery, Fcklen
Lucas, : e Brown, Tcodeid Bro, Hoyt Sherman, Pc
ter stryker, Geo Anderson, Hoskins, Heiskeil Co.
Rix Hale Co A Hosmer and r Lomax executors
Oh the estate of Mosdey. deceased Vim Thompson,
Trustee for Mrs NJ rAham, Robert Hamilton and
Dixon Brown, Comstock Co, Gardner Drury and
William Page, assignees OF the Boston Locomotive
WORKS r " Noorvant, G W Pittman, Rank Of Old Do
Minion. ssmnel Miller Samuel Miller G Perry
and Abner Reeves OF the will OF L r Reeves
deceased Ambrose Dudley, X Miller, ii K Love L Co
Reed. Cutler { Co, Samuel Boatunan, W Rankin
Samuel Weed: -
now on nile in the of Afford Avery Va. Hiatt
Enma Hiatt and William Leighton, ehancery pending
District Court of Lee coanty, Iowa ut Keokuk
and bill Of William Leightun claiming
sun due him from said HIATT which is alleged to be
two Thousand dollars aud also praying for foreclosure
or the deed described III the original petition
executed by Hiatt and Eatna Hiatt to Vim Leigh
n and sale OF certain real estate therein
scrbsd and tae pay eut Of the due sd Leighton
oat of the proceeds Aad thee i, also "a ie in the
cause the answer aud cross blt of Joan Cleghoru
PRAYING for decree awarding him oss o he proceeds
Of said deed Of trust the sun OF seven Thousand I'VE hun
dred dollars which he alleges due him Of
proceeds ard for the security OF which he alleges the
said deed and certain notes secured thereby
assigned aud transferred to HAL.
The said bills each pray for the correction and
foreclosure said deed of trust and the sale Of the
Uses therein conveyed towit: Lot No ens a. snd the
east half of number f2) in block ninety (9)
and twenty by hundred and forty feet Of lot in
hok twentyeght tmore particularly described In the
said cross bitlsl, In tbs city OF Keokuk, IowA.
Unless you appear thereto and defend before OF
the second day Of the term OF said District Court
be commenced the nrst Monc.y in September 1865,
decree Will be rendered against upon both OF said
A.sy's for John ". oieghorn.
S ssSsisas1 p isu, Atty for VIM. leighton.
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TT 5. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA-
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SOUTHERN LEWISTON OF IOWA. 1
Peter Melendy United States Marshal for the State
Of Io~s do hereby give public notice that in the Of
.he United states against hundred barrels It ala in
seizure aud forfeiture under Of Congress
did the II TIA day Of June, A. D. 1865 at keokuk
r-t aud take into my possession for sale tody
hundred empty barrels go bushels Rye 800 do Corn IS
d. Barley 80 do Malt 100 hs Hops barrel Hig wines
inspected, 81 gals "a do not inspected IL gals small
coal stove small tubs, old tanning mill. bellows,
anvil grindsfone - bushels wheat pair small scales
wise. set Of burr stones for grind ng, pair large
wagons and set elevators lot grain, large
iron beer tubs highwine tr. sink tub, undergrou
! pump large marsh tub ! work bench, cold water
tub, hot water tub, worm tu5, still worm, small
iron found tubs with balls sneiier still tub,
bpaii kettle "a aFcu, steam boiler, steam engine,
car oals coal from fur hundred TO 1--WE hundred bush
CRIB, sop tub, sop vat iot of hog pens lot
belts piping tools and other personal property connect
81 with dis tssy mentioned In the Information Add
hereby also give public notice that the time assigned for
Is the Tuesday o. August being the first day OF Au
gust A. ID 1860 and hereby sdniooish snd summon all
persons Gaining any Interest IN sad 10 empty barrels
q slll knowing having ching to say why the
same should be decreed to be rfeited the United
States aud condemned aud sod TO the prayer
Of aid lbeant they be appear before said Dis
trcs Court its in ihe city OF Keokuk in said
District on said LIST day of Ausus 1856 at clock m
when where said i'll he heard then and there
to nterpos their claims and said libel Of infor
nation aud make their allegations in that behalf.
PETER MELEsDY
Z. s. Marshal for the State of Iowa.
By IL. FULTON, Deputy.
Eaokrk Ior ca Iowa Juna II lRs-
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CHERIFFss SALE.

~ STATE OF iowa. LIN CoUxfY-ss.
BY virtue Of special to me directed issued
By the Clerk District Court OF said county, in favor
OF Lee county Iowa. for the use Of the school fqnd and
sasust James r. Blair Jas W. johnson and J. A. Ander
son. have levied upon and will sell to the highest bid
DER the front door OF the Clerks Once of the d.
txt Court Of Lee county Iowa. at Keokak in said conn
lyon the 22dday of July l. D. 1865 between the hours
- o'clock A. II. and O'clock 2 NJ, commencing q
o'clock p N. Of said day. che foilowtnt property TO-
IL the city Of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa.
- sold by order Of ccuft, 70 satsJ - wr1 Of sxs
Ksqknk. lane -, 1855. ISRAEL ANDHR10N,
Printers Zee u ool ltAl SAsri2 u L. Co. loUs
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IT S. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA.
-. TON.



Peter aeendy United States Marshal for the State
Of Iowa DO hereby give public notice that in the of
the United against six barrels of Hixhwines
marked Rye, UIion Line in cause of seizure and for
fesGre under scts of Congress- did the It'll day Of
june A. D. $780, at Keokuk, Les county, Iowa,
aud my possession for safe custody six barrels
Iii IN iues And hereby also give public notice that
the assigned for iae return OF said warrant and the
hearing Of this the first Tuesday being the LIST
day Of august, A. ID 1861, and hereby admonsh and
barrels Of Highwines marked RYE, Union Line"
knowing having anything 10 why the should
decree be forfeited to the United States and be
condemned aud sold to the prayer Of said libel
they be and appear before said District Court
the city Of keokuk in said Dstrict said
LIST day of August 1865 at O'Clock p H. then and where
said will be heard then and there to intefpose
their claims and said libel of infor naton and
make their silee atoms in that behalf
PETER MELEyDY,
L. S. Marshal for the State of Iowa.
By H FULTON, Deputy.
Keokuk, Lee Ca. Iowa June 20. 1855.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa, LEE Co.'S.
By OF four executions to ms issued by the Clerk
Of the District Court of said county Iowa. the dstei
June 2s4 lS65 in favor OF Joseph Hamilton, against
John ssannus the 81 dated June 2S ls65 in favor OF
George e. Anderson, against Hawkins Taylor aud JOAN
staunus the 3D. dated June 25th, 1855 IL ayor Q. Il. "
Bey aolda against Joha Sesnnus, Johu Hamilton and L.
ENrDae aud tho 4h dated June 29th, 1865 III favor of
John A Durkea and d. r. Durkee, against John STAN
nus have levied upon the following described proper
ty property of John Stannus Of the defend
ants in execution and the 24sh day of July 1866
AZ O'Clock a IN commencing at and between o'clock
and o'clock Of said day, and from day to day be-
tween the same hours, commencing at O'Clock o. m
will expose al sherif's sale the store room ia Geo
kuk les county Iowa, known los, Main street, all
aud singular said property and sell the until all
said tons The order OF the ley satisfied
Property: lot of merchandise, Consisting OF family
groceries liquors for the designated the law
tobacco The property Is valuable and well calcula
ted for family grocery, and also Tor immediate
Taken and levi d epon the property OF John STAN
nus this 81 cav o. July, 1855.
Printers Fee 30 %. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
KSokuk Jrsy 3. 1S65.-2~ Snerfb of Lee ca. Iowa.
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ITO GROCERS.-Just received an
l. Invoice of Spices from the q. e Spice Mills Pkila
deipha-Black and Cayenne Pepper Ginger Gin anon,
Sutuegs &C. &c Also. lot OF salt Petre Carbonate of
soda, Indigo, and Cream Tartar, eeo Invoke of Sc
GAR Of the choices,br.nds uRNH& DRAKE,
mav13S NssnsNst Atk D ST.
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KELLOGG g. BlRCE,
STAPLE GROCERIES.
Fruits, Nuts, Can Goods, ke., &c.,

Bought fer essAfrom first hands and viii be sold
est market rate. Buyers will do velIto call and price
bel ore purchasing good assortment Of the following
ARTICLES embrace portion Of our stockl
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Legal Notices
TT 8. MARsHALs PROCLAAA-
~ TIOE



UNITED STATES or AMERIcA.ls
eoUxHAN DgsIaoH OF iowa.
Peter Melendy United States MArshAl for the State
OF Iowa do hereby give public notice that In the Of
the United States Against two bbls hfghwines dd in
cause OF seizure and forfeiture under OF Congress-
Ibid, on the 2lst day Of june d. 1855, In the town
ship Of oharleston Les coAnfy arrest and take into
possession for safe custody two bbls highwnes rect
lying tub, mash tub, still tubs, doubler, copper
vat Aud hereby ao give public notice that the time
assigned the return Of aid and the hearing
of this the first Tuesday Of August being the rst
day of August, D. 1893, and hereby admonsh and
all persons claiming any interest in said
bbls. of higxines ala knowing having thing
why the should not be decreed 70 be forfeit
ed the United States and be condem ned and sold
the prayer said ibeant that they be and APP
pear eeorc said District Court at its rooms in the
keokuk in said District said LIST day Of August 1855,
at o'clock p. m, when and where said will be
heard then and there TO nterpose their claims and
said libel Of inform aton and make their allegations
in that behalf PETER MELENDY,
u MarshsI for State of Iowa.
BY H. FULTON, Deputy.
Keokuk Lee Co.. Iowa, June 2td4w.
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TT 5. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA-
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SourHBRS DIvIsIos OF Iowa. I
L Peter Melendy United States Marshal for the State
Iowa. hereby give public notice that in the of
the United States agoinst shelter, ct dd In
cause and forfeiture under acts of Congress-
did the 2lst day of June, A. d 1885, at Franklin Gen.
tre COUNT, Iowa. arrest AID take into pcrses-
sion for safe custody sheler, wash kettle,
wash tub, cold water tab, yeasting tubs mash vat,
large whisky tub, bbls vinegar, cold water vat,
still, heater, douber worm and tub, beer pump,
cold water pump, vinegar tubs. And I hereby aiso
give public notice that the time assigned for the return
said and hearing Of this is the LIST Tues
day Of August being the first day Of August, A. D. 1885,
end hereby admonish and summon all persons claiming
any interest In said shelter Vt AHA or kno wing
having anything say why the should not be de-
creed be forfeited to the United States and be
demned and sold to answer the prayer OF said bellan
that they be and appear before said District Court at ts
the city Of Keokuk in said District said LIST
day OF Angus ,1s65 at O'Clock m, when and where
said will be heard, then and there to interpose
their claims and said lite of information and
make their allegations in that behalf
PETBR MELENDY,
q. 8. Marshal for the State Ct Iowa.
BY II. FULTON, Deputy.
Keokuk, Lee Co., Iowa, June 2i-t4w.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Company.

OgFIcE o. NAsHyfILE AND CHArrAsooaa y q, 20
NasHvnIFs June 10, 1880.
- ...,.-,stv ,,i,b tina Charter Of this Company
re regular Annual Meeting q Ene SO ikiso....
4 heretv caIIed on the 10Th day o. Aue.s
AZ this ONCE fer the purpose o. ees..as 80 -,
TS-actors - serve FOR the twelve moose 49, -
-, 4 fs~ga aft-udarca 10 desired - otiief VI
s1sss Of Importance viii Be presen,.sa iSL 49,
sidaraton. y
ilinazs--s1d
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roy STATE ~
For County Ocsru- %
For 1ty W
We. the undersigned, have this day adopted the
aooEe rstss for advertising % Which We bind cur
selves atFictiy 70 adhere.
AM. CAMERON a co.
JOHN WALLACE, for the DisrGtsh.
BARRY, WIRHAM 4 CO. lor Prsss
HasHVIILE. TEsH.. Sept. .. 1884.
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Notes Of all the denominations named wiz be
promptly furnished upon recsips or subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series is precisely SINH
lar in form and privileges to the seven-Thirhes al
resdy sold, except that the Government reserves
toitself the option Of paying interest in gold CON
Al 6 per cent, instesd Of sIOths in currency.
Subscribers viii deduct The interest in currency up
to July 18th, at the time when they subscribe
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series Of
the seven-thrt ss viii commence on the LIST Of June
and VII lie made promptly and continuously ansr
that dste.
The sligl change made in The conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES sfects oDly he mater Of interest.
The payment in god, il made, viii be equivalent
to the currency interest Of tho higher rate
The return to specie payments in the event Of
shleh only vii the option to pay interest in Gold
be sTsiled Of would 50 reduce and equalizs price
that purchases made with six per cent in. gold
would bsfnIIy equal to those made with seven and
three-tenths per cent in currency. This il the
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THE largest and best assorted stock in the city,
and exclusively
WHOLESALE

vrTE have reduced our prices to eompete with
w Northern Osties. his bang branch Of our
NEW YORK House gives great facilities for selling
gsols at the lcwest p-ices. our stock embraces
the following, besides grest variety Ct other ar
tieles:
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NOTICE.

Ii, PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
a the fth Cavslfy pivisioa, commanded b. Brrs
~ Major Geaaral Haseh. VIII hnd Il 70 their Sd
Vansa7s % cal o. T. o. hgneT. No 10 4aEgy q.
CO. &, Och Hoase.l APfAs-h
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LIST OF LETTERs

Rsuainins iu he NGshviile Post Office
"Wednesday, July 30, 1865.
The List Of uncalled for Letters has been
assigned % the Nashville UNION, by Post
muster Lindsey, for the year 1865, as the
pepper having the largest circulation, in
GLIDING the army.
All letters advertised are subject % an extra
charge Of tso cents Persons calling for them VIII
please be prepared with the Necessary change.
Persons calling for these letters viii please say
they are advertised, aud give the date Of list.
An letters not taken OCT IN month viii be
cent to the General Post Office as desd letters.
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RATES or ADVERTISING.
PAxARLK IN ADVANCE.


cents subsequent Insertions, &c cents peg line IA
Local Column, drst tEnes from 70 lines, 81 o.
each additional line, b cents Subsequent ineer-
tons, Is cents per iines
AL advertisements oceupying sDseisl position.
md al double column advertisements, win Be
charged So par cent. advance on regular rstea.
MARRIAGE AID FUNERAL NOTICES
VIII be charged a the regular advertising rates,
and must Invariably Be paid Z advance or no in
serecn made
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7. M. SCHILLER,

rTHE ARTIST. vel known 70 our ols residents,
y has now returned % he CT, and VII
bis old stand corner Of ChsrTy and Onion str ats.
6iFe him q cal. Isls-lm
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Z-3O Loan.
q. 8. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS,

These hOnds are now worth handsome pre-
MUM, and are exempt As are all Government
Bonds. fon Stais, Colnty. and 8lnsieipal tazalon
'rhieh odds from one q thss per cent per arsns 10
Their ualus. according 70 the nate levied upon sterh
properly. The interest IS payable semi-anaually
by coupons attached 70 each note. which may be
cut of and sold 70 any rank or banker.
The interest," at 50 per cent, amounts TO
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q RIcHAsD FklrAHls AarICIEs AZ os,,.
100 Fine God Chronometer Wstehs, -
loo zine Gold hnEilsh Lever Wsf,b.t "a o.
20 ladies' tiold hnan1eled Biou W..-t----. e
oqo eold silver hila Tag Lev. " siebss e. d
$50 Silver Dinner Seis.............-. 1a
l6o Silver Tea Sets................. y. 11
Sl0J Ergiish silver Cruet Stands %
30o0 Silver Fruit Urns............ = 1E
1900 silver hutter Cooiers. p as
J COO silver Ice pltchefs. %
5000 Silver GObiefs, Gold ! ine5 b1
1900 sod Pens Silver Peaeit Case - 20
6,oo9 Dozsn silver Tea fpoous.....-.. ,ssat
b,tAO Dozen Silver Dessert snoons - 90
5,oC0 Large aka hagrc 8prnr &c., .fE
loo Firsi olass sewing Mschines..... s,. 81
All The above Est or goods vii b s,Is
dollar each. Cert 1caies Of an the vsr;o- y. i q
statng ahe. each chs can have, ere A. 49,
enFeiope=, sealed up. and mi,Eai nj ~ g.
oered, are taken out without regard d, 60
sent " mail, tnus giving ali q far chan 2,
eeipt o. TIE oerifl ie you viii see what Won ~.
ns3e, and then 2 . Jour option 10 send one Al.
and take the arnc or not. a
singIs teiliaea'ss, IS Ceuis F,e,
Oue Cerhfeate may 0disia Jon a l7-tf w.. q,
wee Or silver Plate Or any other Tllnabs a-t,.
THAR WA % 50 HsAsKa.
PACKAGES OF CERTIFICATPs
1ill he sold 70 c ub7, Schools. Agents, &. a..
believing rates
One Ger ideste sent to any address BY ma. a.
Cert coates ..-.---.---.-..-.....--....... = .
IT Nefii lltlled ..s-. a.
SO Certificates (With preminnl -. 4.
50 Certhcaies with pTetnidll) ...........- L
1o0 Certdca Is with premium ....-.......-.-. IA .
Perfect sat ssction guars nteed 10 all cases 49,.
not pleasing the tsate or fancy o. cur 49,.
W.ll be exchanPei free Of cost
Agenis and others VII he allowed 10 rs,t -
each cert dcafe ordered by them, prog.a,ne ~
thar I've ore ordered az time. Agents VI ~.
Is cents tor esch eertiicafe and remit d esBisss,
60 Us Address al orders %
s. Q. R1CkARnS FCa
kgESNrs wkETsB. 102 Nassau street. NV a.,
junekl- lose
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s9asIlrille 9anlOll.
LIE oF sTRsCRIPfIoNl

WEDNESDAY, JULY g, 1865.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TO THE
Y III II ID
NATIONAL BANK
Nashville, TeHnesses.

INNFTN y III = HI
Ofice Of the Comptroller Of the Cure ncy,
\. 1 4 =

TeE4sUsY DR. RfAIKKF,
Offce Of the Comptroller Of the Currency,
Washington, June i6, 1865.
HTHEREAs, by satisfactory evidence presented
W. 10 the undersigned, it has heen made 70 ap.
pear that 1.-THE Third NATIONAL BANK OF
NASHVILLE" in the cry Of Nashville, in the
county Of Davidson, and Stale Of tennessee, has
been duly organ zed under and according 10 the
requirements Of the Acs Of Congress, entiaed Gan
Act to provide a National Currency, secured BY s.
pledge 81 Uaited States bonds aud b provide Tor
the circulat0n and redempt on thereof approved
June 3 2, 1884. and has complied with an tue pToyi-
slSns Of said act, required 10 be complied with be-
fore commencing the business OF Banking under
said act
Nov, therefore, I, Frrernsn Clarke, Comptroller
Of The Currency, Do hereby certify thst "The Third
KstisnA bsnk Of Nashville" in the city Of Nash
Vile in the county OF Davidson, and State Of Ten
nessee. Is authorized to commence the business Of
Banking under tn act aforF said. -
in testimony whereof witness my
zsT hand and seal Of ofice, this sixteenth
I %S lday o. June, 1865
~ - FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
So The above institution win BE- opened for bust
neas IN the eourpe OF few Gays, Of which due no
EDGAR JOINS. Cashier.
ieZ7-2m lcity Tspers eopy.l
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COMMISSIONER. OFFICE, ,

RICHMOND, October IL, 1865. I
VIRGINIA In the Circuit Court Of the
' CITY Of Richmond, October G, 1865
p u Jsmes In his own right and executor Of Hec-
tor Davis deceased, Plaintiff,
william Crouch and Ann his wife, John E. Crouch,
William NJ Crouch, Thomas D. Crouch, Algernon
Crouch Columbia Crouch, Thomas J rutherford and
Jennie hi, wife, Sally Davis aud Betty Davis and
Ann Jennie Audubon, Victoria and Matilda persons
Of color tho said Algernon and columbia otoueh'
Sally and Betty Davis. and Jennie Audubon leorA
and Matilda being infants under the age oI twenty
one wear, the four irst-named infants by Ahfcellus
7 Sarke their guardian ad litem, appointed 10 de-
fend their interests ia this suit, Defendants.
By decree entered IN this the 9TH oi 'cto-
ber 1866 il wa, ordered that L. D. James, executor oi
Hector Davis deceased do render an account oI ms
transactions ~ executor Aforesaid, before one Z" me
Commissioner OF this Court, who i directed 10 audt
state and settle the and that said
take account OF all belonging TO said estate
and OF all claims due by the giving notice by pup
lication, in newspaper publiseed in the city o
Richmond, a week for four successive weeks for
all persons to prove their claims before him, which
publication shall be equivalent TO personal service OF
notice upon all parties and that s1d Commissioner re-
port his proceedings herein, for further decree, with
any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by him
SELF which may be required by any Of the parties to
be so stated.
The parties interested hereby notified that have
fixed on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of November,
1865, at o'clock 4. NJ, my office, the time and
place to take the accounts ordered by the foregoing de-
cree. THOMAS ]. EVANS,
octls--law4w Commissioner in Chancery,
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RUSSIAN RAILROAD CAES.-The Nor9 contains a
description Of the railway carriages now running on
the Moscow aud -. Petersburg line. Il appears that
for the trihing addition Of two roubes 10 the usual
fare travellers are received in brilliantly lighted
saloons, around which luxurious sofas and arm
chairs invite the weary 70 repose, while peruSing the
latest periodicals. and newest novels, which are
scattered on the tables. When the hour Of retiring
arrives the ralet de chGHbrs conducts the gentle
men passengers 10 their sleeping apartments while
smart chambermaids point out 10 the lady travellers
Their bedrooms and bOudoirS, fitted up as the adver.
iiSement saws, with every modern luxury, includ-
ing baths" &c. The SmOking-room has perfect
contrivances for ventilation and the thorough en-.
joyment Of the cigar, pipe, or hookah.
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t VICE AILYi


The ORANGE AND ALIXASDRIA RAILROAD having been
put in complete repair, are running two trains
daily between Washington city and Lynchburg, con-
Meeting with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Wash
ngton, the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad at Lynch
burg, and at Gordonsvile with the Virginia Central
Railroad for Staunton and Richmond.
Passengers taking this line pass in full view OF the
various battle-heds along the line OF the Virginia
Central Railroad between Richmond and Gordonsville
and the famous batefelds of Manassas, Bristoe and
Cedar Mountain, on the Orange and Alexandria Rail-
road and may rely upon making close regular
nectOns with the lines indicated. Elegant cars run
upon this line and every accommodation furnished to
make the passengers comfortable.
Through passengers arriving in Richmond by the
Virginia Central Richmond and Danville, and Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroads, will find CARRIER 4
Co.'s omnibuses to transport them between Depots.
Passengers have ample time to dine and sup Cor
louisville, anj breakfast and sup at Virginia Central
Depot.
Trains leave Richmond daily Except Sunday, at 7lj
A. NJ. and 7l5 p. NJ ; Sundays at 7:l5 =. NJ. only,
making close and connections at Washington City
with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for the following