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1yts-A,d; Ike: i GaE; kaie1fsnesks. c.fss naas1
fn!a, Ffanzen, Pronafoot, }3oaingcr, Rah, Lswson,
sbeskfons, Weodman, Clazs-s:9s. =.
Also,
Reported tn avur Of the passage Of M ordinance
fheo 4ior % wis street to FtanEl M strcci ''en
Report concuI1ea in and ordnance passed by
ayes and uoea as fbl1ows:' "
wsf Me,eS sse Wasfs s:ds Rss
a sS| 7SiseiI, aS2Ss1 E,;SS Ssad: Ras:s5 Gssss
shackford, Woodman, cla1k-s5. "'
NoAs-Eonf. 90 *
UNFINISHED ncats.sA ..
AID. Talcott called np Tie report Of the Commit.
T. Dsckey iot return Of excess Or aasessmei 4 jlr
md moved 10 Reconsider he yots BY which il Va:
lost At tue previous meeting. .... T.. r..
The motfoppresat1et.
rs ALL Noodnian moved to concur In the repor.
Ald. Gage moved AZ m amendment to lay the re-
The motion was lost by the following rote:
:. dttk-Alas: Gage, Carter, Barrett, Wicker. Nc
Ro}, Wllna1,h, Gaasaeld, Ffanzen, lawson, Shack
.NSes~hIae: .Kn,cleIboeker. s4,1dnn, Wallwork,
Hatch, sheFTin, @ Moor, RAFFERTY,; Frisbes, Wood
foa 1nsss aefsa 49, tM3s gsea aa''' Proud
AID. Clark moved to refer the whole matter 10 the
Counsel to tho Corporation. -,
AID. shes~in mosea to lay the motion on the
'e Aii. clark demanded the ares and noes; and the
motion prevailed BY the following vote:
Agks--Ads Gage, kntcketboeker, McRoy, VII
naasah, sherjds9; Wallwork, Sherwin, Mooie, Rat
Sy SS1sy fSathSs. III Moodsrd Ialco's, Holden, B9by,
-Nees-A!a. Carrier, Da1rett, Wicker, Hatch, Rus
sell, Ga:taela, Fsanzen, Frpudfoot, Uottnerr,
LAWSON, Shacf!ora, Clark-la- -
The question recurring on the motion ot AID.
Noodman, to concur IN The report, the motion Nas
lost by the following vote:
-dys-AM. kntcEe1bockcr, Sheridan, Na1lwork,
Hatch, SherH1ut Moore, Rafferty,, Fr1sbee, H1by,
RnfselL Proudfoot, Aos'iuge1, Ruh, Shacktord,
Eoes-Ald. Gaee, Carrier, Dsr7ett, Wicker. afcRoy.
Wiln,arth, Woodland, Tajeott, Holden: Bond. S5ast.
field, Ffanean. Lawson, Clatk-A.: -: =,
Aid. Shsckford called up the report OF the Com
mItlee on Streets md Alleys, N. D., on The ped
t1on ofthe Lake View Avenue Company, and moved
to coucur In the game
;: Ala. Russell moved to postpone The subject two
weeks -,
adjourn unsit Thursday evening totake up business
Aid. Woodman demanded the ayes and moss. md
the motion prevailed By the follow Ing rota
4ves-Ald. Gage, Knickerbockcr Carer. McI1oy-
Tnmattb, 6beswin, Moore, Rafferty,. Frisbee, Uol.
Den, Bnby, Bond; RUSSELL Gastdeld, Ffanzen,
EossGA.d Barrett Wicker, Sheridan. Nooaara.
Taleoti, Proudfoot, lawson, shacsdord, Woodnan,
% 4nd ths Council steoa adjourned.
\. u. BoDAAS, City Clerk.
, 1865-10-04

-. A1so,
Reported adversely 10 the prayer OF the remou-
strIrtE against The improvement of the alley In
Block p, School Section Addition to Chleago.
lseppFt accepted nutt cQncufYEd In.
, 1865-10-04

~ Diseases destroy life, and H0BACHt3
BITTGRa destroy diseaseat
, 1865-10-04

tgy- When Nature I'll her best Tonlcs combined
rE- che produced 2oBACK'8 3l1'1Eae
= for mankind
, 1865-10-04

The Palmer and Er..nsetse Diaenls5-
The ArEumentso on Both Sides, IA Laid
Reiore the pre.Ilcut ond Secretary OF
, 1865-10-04
~ VI oA1 0kA1s,
FRED LKN,
O. ]. RosE

Ordered, That The Board Of rablic Works are
hereby authorized to Issue two a. sewerage bonds
eued under the terms and conditions prescribed BY
the ordinance Of Inpe aist, 1856, authorizing The
Issue OF one hundred and hfryfour sewerage bonds
Aid. Cage rnosed the passage Of the order, md
there being no objection, II Was passed BY the fol-
lowing vote:
Ays-Ald. Gage, Knickerhoeker: sh1mp. Carter,
Barrett. Wicker, McIaoy. Sheridan. Wallwotk.
Hutch, sherwin, Moore, f17shce, Woodland, Talcott,
Holden. H'1hy: Bond, dassdela, PEoad1oot, Rni,
, 1865-10-04

Submitted 1he following re1ots and order:
To the Msyor and Aldermen of tue CITY Of Chicago,
In Common Council assembled:
Tic BparIa Of Public u orks recommend the con-
structfon this year Of seHer On Union street. from
THeifth street to O'Btien street, apd OF O1Brlen
street from Uufon street - far west as the Foster
School horee. Tie sewer IL especially needed for
the accommodation Of this School, aud Is asked fo1
By The Board Of Education.
IL estimated cost is e goo, which, must bc pro
authoEizdra: the board 10 Issue two bonds, II up
j, q, GHpsIr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-26
DISSOLUTION.

Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.
THE FIRa KNOWN HEREToFoRE uHDEE
\ M STYLE Of Doeksr Dusonchsts Is thia day
sizs0iseds BY mutual co1ssnt. The nnso2tled
business Of the late firm viii be ssttled<as the
once Of Aiken Dusouebet, Successors 70 Decker
DasouShss. 5. N. DOCKER, ~
angs'sw T. G. DGs0UCHET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-26


asthey End shsm- They ought tew have
o crate place To- stop IN, WHARF thare
amt nothing bat big generalitys to dew
and where they kan play tost and ketch
WiIh the stars, and krack batternut snd
mountains. They are curious critters,
They amt afraid 10 straddle . hurry
Kane without any bride on, and stick IN
the spurs bat a mice nibbling in the
wanescut will drive him barhesded into
the street. They kan plant, bat they
won't knltivate or reap.
If waE q woman, / would as soon
marry q porcupine as big genius; they
are either az hot an the stove in dis
trick skoolhouse, OF az kold and unfsel-
ing az the shoes on ded omnibus hoss.
A geniuE il like big comet, they APP
pear onse about so often, and makes
everybody nervous, and then disappear,
aud tho we may not at the time be able
to put our fingers on the individual good
they have done rs, still their visits il 8
big one, and the great reservoys are
pumped up fuller, and We poor men, the
the rest ov as, when we stick our little
fountains, find that thewaters have been
sweetened and freshened BY somebody.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-26
Josh Billings DlsrOurses Concerning
Men OF Big Genius.

A big genius is generally phool; he
knows how to DO one, or two things 90
much, that be amt ct for ennything else
be ia like q greyhound good for running
fast, that's all Yu kant larn him emmy
more than Yu can an eagle; be knows
how to iii up and look at the sun without
winking, because he was born 40. and
when be gits up On the peak Of the
mountain and gifts weil lit, you kant git
tew him, nor he won't KUN tew you, bat
there he sits TIL the dinuar bell rings.
After dinner be tiize oph agin, and you
won't see him Till supper time They
are like mumys, vary curis critters, and
keep long time without splicing. Iftha
only had common senses that you kould
make. taylors or shumakers ov them,
thare would be some sense of having the
breed more plenty, but one or twoiz aal
that IL profitable TO have on hand tew onst,
and they are enough 10 keep emmy body
uneasy shout what tina are going tew do
next Tia live about 40 years ahead Of
the times. and when the world ketches
up with the last one, another is born,
who spends most of his time in digging
mo The old bones that the last one buried.
About the only thing theysh emmy COM
mon sense III II, that they most always
die in debt 10 everybody The moste IN
fortunate thing about HAVING. a big gen-
ius on hard il that 20 many try to inn
itate him, but they don't generally get
any farther up than their vices, and
thus one big genius suckles thousand
/ phools- They don't generally liv happY,
bekAuse they amt biit right to ct things
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-26
A colonel Fond Or Ills ,rod.

Colonel b was fond of his bottle aad
its contents. In other words, he put out
OF sight all the whisky that be could lay
his hands on, One night, when acting
rs brigadier-offcer Of the day, he visited
the pickets, and found that one of the
men did not salute him with IS much
military display as the colonel desired,
SO the latter thought he would teach the
man proper respect.
A The colonei. dismounted t4eess
-" Give--me your gun, he said
" Mount ny horse, and ride of little
way, and then approach me as though
you we're visiting the pickets"
The soldier did as he wss directed.
He mounted the coioners horse and rode
off, but, instead Of returning TO the pick
ct line, he found his way to the colonel Q
tent, entered il, emptied cantean Of
whisky, and turned in on the colonePs
bed aud went to sleep. .o..,-~
10 the mean time the colonel paced
his rounds, impatient for the arrival o.
the sentry but finding that be did not
come, he called for tie corporal Of the
guard, explained matters, and then, wet
and cold, FASTENED TO his tent s'is
y The FIRST thing be looked for was his
canteen Of whisky. 1t was empty.
Hardly had he recovered from his aston
ishment, when he heard snoring. and
proceeding to his bed. saw the soldier
whom be bad relieved at his post
Hsllop rnared the colonel, "who In
the devil name are your v4yK-grgf
!" Colonel b was the answer, as. the
sleeping soldier reused up l, 49,
You scoundreli" cried tho colonel,
youare drunk on my whisky ~ 49,
"Well then how in fhesdsvil can / 1e
Colonel B. unless am drunk2'' -
Two days in the gusrd-house was his
sentence. ti.s 5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-26
ELECTTON NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Oh
1N the 2ist day Of August Is6S, between the
hours Of end O'CLOCK .. N. ofFaaid day, nm
election will be hald At the ofcs Of Ben. Etnscn
in tbs city OF Evknsxiiis, fnx thu puxpess Of
elscting Seven Directors and Ore sacrstary, 10
serve for the @nRninw ysmr fnr the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company OF vnnssreurgh County. :
Liz -, s. w q. RAKkR, REsst.
Augzsf Ioths leGs lsaR e. sag1I-ltd&sww
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-26

How DUEL WAS PREyEETED.-T Two
Spanish officers recently met to- 6ght a
due, Foatside the gates of Bilboa, when q
poor fellow approached the seconds, and
in a lamentable voice said:
" gentlemen. ! am a. door artizan,
with a large family, and. If yeu would"
" Ny good man, don't trouble us just
now, cried one Of the officers; don't
you see my friends are going to split
each otherP We are not in charitable
humor.9 i n
> ,s''' Ii is not aims 1 ask fol" said the
man." am poor carpenter, with
eight children, and hearing that you
were about to kill each other, / thought
Of asking you to let me make the cof.
finsi" H
"s At these words the individuals about
to commence fhetcombat. burst into q
loud fit of laughter, simultaneously threw
down their swords, shook hands with
each other, and walked away.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-26

Tbs Bangor Advertiser tells a good
story of Yankee who was refused din
ner at one Of the taverns down East I'M
til he showed the landlord bis g pewter"
Boniface then did bis best, and at
the sound Of the bell, in walked the
Yankee and, taking general survey of
the table, turned to the host and said,
I" Mister, you've seen my money, and I've
seen your dinner-good bye."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-26

A servant girl fell out Of third-story
window at Cleveland, Ohio, the other
day, and might have been killed, had not
a gentleman caught her in his arms
Upen recovering from the shock, she
asked the man if he wasn't ashamed
of his self, to be off with his
impertinence."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-26

Sidney Smith, passing through by
street behind St. PauTs, heard two wo-
man abusing each other from opposite
houses. They will never agree, said
the wit; they argue from different
ynrfn1i aesH HR AZt efk@& @4M
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-26
SHIRT MANUFACFORY-
J. SMITHS
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
Go-9 @0O@n1 st
49, (rz EzAT's ELoCE.l

GHf1Ts HADE 10 oRDER gEoM HIS
- urrssas and o. sArrzassd 4 stoek :
res.y made ehirts and Coliars always on Land ADD
SEIfts5 etlckins Bo<Sels, *, dons wfts rsz.oasr
and d39patcnsaut ef1 arss az
Hfaskf1i fof pGst tasoFs, The Subscriber rrsrsrs
u - soiir1ts eoatuants - she pstsDaaFs 40
N sfsaaE hesfaNsd ~ tas ret ass Jssss.
El.e sra si4 EstFz.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-26

An Irish peasant being asked why he
permitted his pig to take up his quarters
with his family, made answer; why
not2 Doesn't the place afford every
convenience that a pig can requireT
During the war q woman went TO O
grocer's shop, and found che was paying
nearly double for candles, she asked
what was the reason candles were so
dear. Y" o, II is the war" Dear maP
said the woman, ehaye they gotto fight
ing by candle-light2is. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-26
Ghs AaiIu aoi.pnaI.

THEY ARE ooMIsG FROM THE WARS.
Er EUGENE H. ErEDr.
They are coming from the wars; eE
They are bringing home their SCARF
rh.. rs 6rfD9i ax hack the old Tag, too, tn glory
they have bAtfIsd long and well,
And Let after ages tell
How they won the IToudest name In song or
Thsy have broken up their eanps;
They ars laughing o'er their tr&mps;
They are Joki Dg with ths girls who flock around
them;
Thsy hare gsfs Me seantv fare;
They have left the fstia cir;
They hsss dashed 70 earth The prison walls that
And they're coming from ths wars;
They are bringing hons their sears;
They are bringing back the old hsg TOO, In glery
They have battlsd long and we'll.
And let after ages tell 49,
How they won ths prousest aamS fn soDg or
storyi
We ara eager with our thanhs:
We are pressing on thsiE ranks;
We are Eraspiug hands that held the States an
broken;
Yssws sadly shink Of those
Who are sIespir with their foes
And our trembling tongues give welcome sAdly
spoken;
But tbs long delay is past
Asd now proudly through our veins the blood Is
bounding sofa l.ss igW -
Az We bless our honorsd dead.
While the steady martial tread
OF rsturning veterans In our sAra Is soundiagl
"a Il = - D VS. ~ - r
"a Yer, tsrsy're coming from the wsrs:
They are bringing hcme their scars
They bringing back the old flag, too, in glory
They have battied loRg and we'll,
And let after ages tell
How they won ths proudeat name in song or
story - 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-06

An IScrpESr OF THE CAPTURE OF FoR1
PoNELsoN.-The New York Evening
ost, 10 referring to this great victory,
Us:
"a Colonel then serving on Grant !
aft relates to US that during the night
receeding The fnal and successfui attach,
e WIS sent dosn the river 10 meet Grant
Tho had ridden down to consult with
oo,e, after darkness put stop to the
Ehting. He was instructed To represent
b Gen. Grant that the enemy we're evil
eotIy preparing; that an attack was ex
|ected; that already upon one part u the
nes the enemy had made sprtie, but
Fere repulsed; and that there we're fears
+ tie result. in case general attack was
ade by the troops then within For,
ponelson Grant asked:
"Did you take any prisoners?''
eyes, sir, few
! "Rlde back at once, and oveshaul their
aversacks; if they are full. be sure that
be enemy is desperate and bent on cut
ing his way out. Order. 10 that case,
Preparations for general assault as quick
b as possible"
The haversacks of the prisoners were
Examined and found to contain, as Grant
opposed, three days provisions. If the
|uemy bad meant to hold Fort Donelson
be would not have encountered an assault
|ng party with heavy load Of rations
Erant followed his aide and ordered an
Immediate assault, which resulted ia the
lnrreuder of the fort and the rebel army
kithin it,"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-06
HE e ATE CIT ! !.
FRIDAY, IAN. 8. +.
rae revv atlantic uable.

The failure Of the frst ocean telegraph
y not discouraged the enterprise, and
ext season new cable will be laid te-
seen the continents. The cable II nor
ssfIy completed in England, snd 10 Z
Ionder of mechanical skill There are
ven copper wires to form the conductor
ID the entire length Of the telegraph win
!. 800 miles, 20 that there are l6, 900
lies of copper wire. Every portion Of
rs wire is subjected to electrical tests to
certain its quality for condaosion before
y allowed to be worked up The sext
age is to coat these wires with eight suc-
pssive coats Of the insulating material.
leal to an aggregate length Of l0,l00
lilies.
This coat is next covered with jute
oand around it from ten strands, making
900 miles Of ju.e yarn. Then comss
u outer coating. formed Of the ten COP
|sfed iron wires. The iron wire itself is
3 600 miles 10 length. and each wire is
Pvered separately with Eve strands Of
FIRED hemp, $4,000 miles of the latter
hing repaired making together an aeere-
Ate length OF material employed Of 2l5,-
Oo miles, or very nearly as much 10 would
al ten girdles around the earth, or form
line that would stretch almost from the
nth to the moon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-06
Every Instrument Warranted for Five Ysan

In presenting the AUTOMATIC oRaay we boldly an
noancs the grrstst triumph in musical OF
tn age Duins the ptt half century, the French and
Germans have manufactured reed instruments with
doa 10 bellows and tao pedals the feet to op rate
but the want OF the reversed EXHAUSTION Betlowa
(which ID the euiy bellows usr instrumsnts made
II Impossible for them to prpiuce the mellow rich and
musical tone for which instruments are CO. ebrated
Another ob ecfion To rhis method blowing ~as that
both fees heing occupied opport unity offered for
the of the swell Within past two Years
Instruments constructed this European plan OF
I'd uble blowers have bern mannfacfh I'd in this conn
try and TO cuuntrract this difficulty fwsnt SWELL
lever has been projected from tn Of the in ru-
ment to act upon the sSell rFfs KNEE
Th cunveni and contortion TO effect this
object are dissgreeabl enough TO gent eaa but TO
LADY the OF such app+nisgeis srly imrossible
Our AurosATIc dctire ubiatss this dicuI,y entirely
the simple act OF blowing with less force giving
Oh. de~r increase or decrease in the volume Of tone.
For seventeen years the superior excellence our Me-
odeons has not been questioned and for wears 81
the cnor nous demand has made IL mpessibe tor ne to
meet orders promptly With increassd facilities
we feel warranted in assuring that
ders will he promptly met and solicit continuance
their patronage
- titsr1t diseoxrf to Clsrsvmss, CAs-eAss ssd
eehssis.
ADDRESS,
ego. A. P@UGE 4 co., nuffale. N. Y.
GEO. n. R0GMD e 4 CO., ChicmEs, Iil.
An Illustrated Gal5nr. With full description Of
0yiess VII - seus H. - address novl0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-13
~ T. e. = q

=, y! -
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
thislroad on and after "WEDNESDAY, October 10:
ANAL TRAIN DAILY (except on SunAays), b..
tween Richmond andsStaunton, leaving Riehmond
ut lis A. n. and Staunton at 9 A. n.
A TRI- WEEKLY NAIL TRAIN, leaving Ssaun-T
tom at 4. u. for the West, ON Tuesdsys, Thurs
:ff THE inS MIL Train leaving Richmond eonnee.
with trains on the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD. The DAY NAIL TRAIN eonnec0
with STAGE COACHES At 6taunton, Lexington.
The train west i Of s..unton eonneets with STAGE
Warm Hot and Healing Springs, and tho White
s11p1fSRsE fREiGHf sna Train between Richmond and
Staunton connects with Freight Trains on Orange
and Alexandria railroad for LynchbuTg and Alex
andria.
FREIGHT will be sent to any point on the Orange
and Alexandria railroad without change Of cars
Goods purchased in Northern cities can be sent
direct to any station on this road where the COM
pany has an agent by eonsigning them to. STE.
PHEN HUNTER, General Freight Agent, Rich
mond The charge for the transit through Rich.
mond including wharfage, drayage, storage and
hundred pounds, and on heavy articles VIII be
much less. Freights will be collected at destfna-
tiOn. a.
Through tickets can be purchased at this once to
LynchbHrg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Dalton
Tickets to Lexington, Va, at I'll.
Freight office at Richmond closed ct 3P. u:
H. D. WHITCOMB,
de Its General Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-13
EXPRESS COMPANIES.

~ W
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
i TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, OFFICE ON
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND,- YA.,-.ARE NOW
PREPARED TO FORWARD CURRENCY, COIN.
VALUABLES AND FREIGHT TO POINTS NORTH,
SOUTH, EAST AND WEST The tariff Of charges
is based upon fair business principles without be-
ing oppressive to the PUBLIC.
marked to the care OF the National Express and
Transportation Company will be promptly for
warded to destination free Of charge for c0mmis-
sion or dr0yuge.
Goods called for ,oithout charge and promptly
forwarded.
All desired information in regard to the extent
Of the lines operated by this company furnished at
any of the agencies on application.
j. E. JOHNSTON, President.
J. D. INBoDEN, General Superintendent.
do la-tx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-13
u GE=lE

lt
OFFICE RICHMOND, PREDRRIcksBuRa AND(
Potomac RAILROAD COMPANY, !
RICHMOND, October "a, 1885.
THE QUICKEST AND MOST d.
i RECT ROUTE TO THE NORTH AND WEST.
RICHMOND rRrprKRI6KsBuRo RI6 dSF AND POTOMAC
THROUGH TO WASHINGTON IN SEVEN AND A
HALF HOURS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS leave the Depot, corner
Broad and Eighth streets, shockce Hin, DAILY.
Sunday night excepted,) at A. M: and p: NJ,
and arrive in Washington at lis p. N. and 10 A.
NJ, connecting with the
EARLY AFTERNOON AND MORNING EXPRESS
TRAINS FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.
THROUGH TICKETS TO ALEXANDRIA, WASH
iNGTON. BALTiMORE PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
ALL THE rRlNSIrAb MI AdR&MWEsr EHE1fs IN THE WEST
BAGGAGE checked through to Alexandria,
Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York, accompanied by through Baggage Masters:
and s&P # and
For further information and through tickets, ap-
ply at the Office of the Company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill At the once
street, between Eighth and Ninth. nearly opp,
Il RICHARDSON'S Commission House, on Wall
st chAT's. H"'"' sAE%sfii sEn1s5inesncsn;,. RTTa;
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
Louis ZIxMER, General Western Agent.
de ll-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-13
CARRIER & CO.'S RICHMOND CITY
N OMNIBUS AND STAGE LINE

~ OMNIBUS AND STAGE LINE. ~>~
The proprietors would respectfully EE
+ ASS
and e
depots and steamboat landings, to and from all
parts Of tho city, and respectfully solicit their pa.
Charge less than 9y snx "ther n
change, Spotswood, Powhatan and Monumental
Hotels, where persons desiring to leave by any OF
Ss esa for
ing in time for the train boat they wish 60 on.
Orders can also be LEI. # our once corner Of So
Passengers going, South dine at tho Powhatan
Hotel our line e Coaches leaving there daily 1t
connect with trains ON the Richmond and Danyills
and % Richmond and Petersburg r.alsGnss ns%SsR CO.
DUCKS CELEBRATED FLOUR and
: So ssns. s.r.si. s.sn FklxR BUCKEYE and MERCER
80 snFssiok sti:fas Ssefs EkxIIY x!Htsskkts sssskkts, -
e. AS s.is 1osaScS sas .S.
vlcSfsS = wlLLIAxs's RxrxxD su.
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SWEET CIDER,
on consignment f%lHEs. rsd 81 ;:li sS1hrsoox 4 CO..
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1--WE HUNDRED BALES OF HAY,
IL lee bags MEAL,
l,V0O bushels CORN,
3,e0O bushels OATS,
l,o0e bushels BROWN01U4H.
leo sAcks SALT,
lOe barrels FLOUR,
- kegs LARD.
g ks1a BUTTER,
BACON HAlS. sipgs and BREAST PIECES.
50 bOxea FAMILY Cuk90e,
SUGAR, COIfEk. TIA And NOLAS3S.
RRIAHp,Gs, IaIAH ene ,,cS1s!S MlHS& WHISTLES.
BIC Be HONffsEILO CHAAPAGxE,
In store, Wholesale and retail. st lowest ease
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