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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

CoMBr-This world will be the death of u.s.
Its stupidity is enough to make dog strike bis
father. Now here's comet coming and people
call It BieEa's, when they ought to know that its
he discovered it one night while on sprte-
People have the most ridiculous ideas about com
cts. The real tale about them Is, that they ara
merely crowd Of tadpoes, Qook at their sbape)
that were taken up into the sky by water spout,
from the Chickshominy Swamp, about the time OF
. the reign King Chaos, and that having grown
I big and red, they have been splurgng about ever
since. Some people suspect, too, that the comet
coming now wants to have wipe of his tail at
| the bondholders of the York River Railroad for
| their neglect of the Cbickahominy, whence the
race of comets came. Look out, bondhOlder,,
| and read Mr.. Dudley's advertisement.
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g.Rn-Tbere are a great many hard things il

HARp.-There are great many hard things in
this world for instance. hard cider" " hard
knocks,n "hard crabs hard fortune" "hard
tines" "hard at il" hard trials" hard to tell'
and, hardest of all, hardware" under which de.
nomination come whole lot OF iron and steel
jawbreakers which 1t would cost US our teeth TO
pronounce, but which, il you 90 TO X. L.. Williams
No. 81 Main street, near Fifteenth, or to VIM.
s. Donuan, Iron Building, Governor street. they
will pronounce for you without any jury to their
own teeth or yours, tut On the contrary, with
mutual benefit. All we pronounce is that both
houses are good, and you will be hard to please II
their hardware don't suit you. Read their adver-
tisement.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

DocToRs. There was sn old fellow living
long time sgo-Esculspius was his name-who
was q Doctor, and to his immortal credit be it
spoken, he prescribed in decent language, and
didn't Hss the abbreviated denominations which
modern medcip put on pieces of paper with pen.
Gil, snd which, for all you know, may be death
warrant Another fine trait in the old chap was,
that be never rallied q: tobacco. We challenge
Drs Joynes Il Co.. TO show that he did and yet
some Of tho aforesaid medici keep up fire Of
tremendous tschnicsl thunder against mere lit
tie puff from wee little tube. Good gracious
we know man, though, that would back Escu'
lspius, and stand by the little tube like map,
and that is B. J. Vaughan, Tobacco Inspector for
eleven years, and who now, two doors from the
corner Of Eighth and Cary, will stand by your to-
bacco hils 1t is being sold, and attend TO other
business beside See his advertisement. We
know him we'll and endorse him.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

REINs.-we had to keep tight rein on our ap
petites during the war, and had to give our alb
dominal girth good pail occasionally. Now
however, we can give fteer reins to gastTonowic
demands, by going TO R. Reins & Son, on Basin
Bank, between 9th and 10th streets, who have q
whole lot OF -four which they offer .or sale on
moderate terms. See their advertisement.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

NEW APPoISrMENT.-Genera T. N. Harris, Of
West Virginia has been ordered to report 70.
duty in this city to General Terry. The General
was one Of the commission that tried the ass s.
tins of President Lincoln. So says the Baltimore
Amprir1r
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CITY AND SUBURBAN.

POCKET PIokKD.-John A. Glazebrook, Esq, OF
this city, was robbed of his pocket book, contain
ing sls4, at the Fredericksburg depot, several
days since, while purchasing ticket for Ashland.
He did not discover his loss until he reached his
destination.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL ia Sc r: r.5.s::....:.:E.-7 =
V RAILROAD.-The fol- 4zsslf
lowing regular trains will be run on this road on
and after SUNDAY, September lClh:
Mail train daily except on Sundays between
/ RichOOnd and Staunton, leaving Richmond at
: A. NJ, and Staunton at 7;lo A. NJ
A night M0il Train between Richmond and
Gorlonsvile, leaving Richmond at 7.l6 p. NJ, and
| GOrdOnsville at l:3O A. n.
1 tri.weekly Mail Train, leaving Staunton al
A NJ, for the Weston Tuesdays, Thursdays 4 nj
/ Saturdays.
The Mail Trains leaving Richmond connect with
trains on the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRA 4
RAILROAD. The Daily Mail Train connects
with stage coaches at StauntOn for LEXINGTON
WINCHESTER &c,
The Train West of Stauntou connects with
stage coaches for Rockbridge Baths, Rockbridge
Alum, Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, and the
White Sulphur ana Lewisburg.
A Freight Train between Richmond and staun-
ton connects with freight trains on the Orange
and Alexandria railroad for LYNUHBURG and
ALEXANDRIA.
Freight will be sent to any pOilt on the Orange
and Alexandra Rlilroad, without change of cars.
Through tickets TO Lexington $3.50. Through
tickets 20 I,yRchburg, by day and night line, 81 90
Freight office at Richmond closed at 9 ?, NJ,
II. D. WHITC0MB,
sepl2-tf General Superintendent
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made, in due
~ form, to the State of Virginia, for renewal
of evidence of the following State Bonds, sup
posed to be destroyed by fire on or about the 3Oth
day of February, 1865, issued in the name of
KEATINGE & BALL:
No IOl9, $500, Act 9th March, 1847; No. 4l9,
800, Act Sth March, l847; No. 45S6, 5000, Act
29th Msrch, 1857; No. ll9, $780, Act 18th Februa-
ry, lS4l; No. 4594, s700, Act 29th March, 1851 ;
No. 4595, 500, Act 29th March, 1851; No. 1856,
slOO Act 29th March, 1861; No. 1886 $1,000, Act
18th March, 1856 No. 529, g 200, Act 2lst March,
1887 No. 1882, 81 600, Act 18th March, 1856.
LANCASTER d CO.,
aul2-law3m Richmond, Va.
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HARDWARE, ETC.
HARDWARE, COACH MATERIAL, ETC.

HARDWARE, COACH MATERIAL ETC.
Circular Saws, Betting, Gum and Hemp Packing
Mul-Saw Files, Machinists' Files
Babbtt Metal, Screw Wrenches
Stocks and Dies, Bellows, &C.
Nails, Locks, Hinges, Screws
Tacks, Pulhe5, Sash Cord
A general assortment Of Builders Hardware
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Ra5ors Scissors, Needles
Hollow Ware, Sifters
Coal Scuttles Sauce Pans, &c.
GriGin's Horse Shoe Nails Horse Rasps
Horss and Mule Shoes, Farriers' Hammers
FaTriers' Knives, Spoke Augers, &c
Carpenters Tools Of all kinds and good quality
COACH AND WAGON MATERIAL.
Hubs, spokes FelIoes Shafts, Poles, Bows
Iron Axles, Springs, Bolts Bands, Castings
Enameled Cloths, Leather
OH Carpet, Laces, &c, &c.
to which respectfully ask the attention Of the city ana
country trade. r. L. WILLIAMS,
Late Williams Elliott No. 81 Main street,
sep l3--f Near Fifteenth street.
A STEM & THROCKMORToS, No. 25a, Bovery, New
~ York, manufacturers and Dealers in Builders and
LoCksmths' Hardware, Nails, Pullies, Cord, Rim
Locks and Knobs, Butt Hinges, Brass and iron Keys
aud Castings, Gong Bells, Wire, Silver-P Plsng, &c
All orders idse una furnished promptly at ten per
cent. less than market prices. sepl5--em
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l540.-Thoss e1 raordinary fellows called PHI.
losophers maintain that, notwithstanding ali the
rain that has fallen since Adam was a boy, there
isn't drop now IN the world more than there was
when the FIRST drop fell And they account for j.
by saying that rain falls from The clouds and
forms springs, springs rivers, rivers go into the
ocean, the sun absorbs them into the clouds, aud
then tbe clouds pelt them back Ggain, just like q
game of shuttlecock. Funny-isn't itl One CT
these philosophers visited the kingdom of Siam
in 1850, or thereabouts, and found umbrellas In
vogue. Thers were various kinds the peanest,
to wit one with single cover or round, being
assigned to Mandarins, and a superior kind called
"clot," to the Sancrats. Now, we poor Americans
use the single kind, and consequently are no bet
ter than Aandarins No alter, whomsoever we
mag blame we cannot find fault with W. G. Max.
well, No. l66 Baltimore street. Baltimore, for he
sells the kind most in vogue. together with para
sols and what not. See his advertisement and be
a good Mandarin. He is established since 1910.
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TOR BALTIMORE-PoWH oSs.f,-
Il STEAMBOAT COMPANY-tS mai
THREE TINES 4 WEEK FREIGHT
RECEIVED EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK sun
DAY EXCEPTED. )--Tht Steamer PETERSBURG,
Captain ROBERT TRAVERSE, leaves every TUES.
DAY.
The Steamer FANNIE, Captain GGoGHEGAS,
leaves every THURSDAY.
The Steamer STATE OF MARYLAND, Captain
THOMAS TRAVERSE, leaves every SATURDAY.
Returning, leaves Baltimore on the same days
at o'clock, p. NJ.
These steamers are ell first class; carry large
cargoes, aud at moderate rates.
For freight or passage, apply TO
DAVID & WIN. CURRIE,
at Charles 7. Wortham Co., 10Th street.
sep5-an
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BoSDsNRs.-


" Hereditary bondsmen, know you not,
Who would be free, themselves must strike the
blow"
So sung Byron, and so said 0ConneIl on tie
hill of Tara but we are addressing another kind
of bondsmen to wit: the bondhoders Of the York
River Railroad. Gentlemen, why didn't you lis
ten to the call made on you to meet on the llth
instant for the purpose of taking measures to re-
construct your road and loose the bonds that bind
it to inactivity and unproductivenessa Did Byron
Lonin frighten you, or were you Indifferent
Don't you know that, undei the present condition
of the road, your bonds would sell for song In
the market, and do you not know that unless you
assemble as you ought to do, the road must lie
idle and your own interests suffer- Do you sup
pose the people here can do without canvass'back
ducks, hog.nsh, oysters, soral A trip over the
now classic region from here TO West Poiut aud,
above all, q sail on the majestic York, and the
probably spsedier passage thereby to Norfolk, Old
Point and Baltimore, than by any other line.
Come together, then, on the 25th instant at IL
o'clock at your office. or individually on the 26th,
9th, 18th and 29th instant, at room SO, Powhatau
between 10 and2 P. ", and we believe that you
can devise a plan by which the road can be recon.
structed Read the advertisement iu another col.
umn from Mr. Dudley. Will all the city papers,
too, please copy iti Mr.. Dudley desires it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

VMP0R FAINT TO THE TRAVELLING PUB
II LIEU. s. MAIL AND ADAMS EXPRESS
/ LINE, THROUGH BY RAIL To WASHING
TON CITY AND I.YNCHBilRG, ria THE Or
ANGE AND ALEXANDRIA AND VIRGINIA
/ CENTRAL RAILa0AD,
| TWFOE DAILY
The 0i5nge aud Alexandria Railroad havir g
b,en put in complete repair, are now running two
| trains daily between Washin ston City and Lynch-
/ burg connecting with the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad at W ishiugton, the Virginia aud Tennes-
see railroad at LynchbnTg, and at Gordonsyiile
with the Virginia Central railroad TO- St.unton
and Richmond which connects with the
Richmond ard Petersburg and Richmond
aud Danville railroads. and the steaa.ers
| for Norfolk and Portsmouth. Passengers taking
| this line pass in full view OF the various battle
fields along the line of the Virginia Central Kali.
road, between Richmond and GordoCsTiile, and
the famous battle fields Of Manassas, Bristoe and
Cedar Mountain, on the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad and may rely upon making close and
regular connections with the lines Indicated. EIe'
CANT cars run upon this line, and every accom-
mojation furnished to make the passengers COM
Portable.
Through passengers arriving in Richmond by
the Virginia Central, Richmond ana Danvll!e, and
Richmond and Petersburg Railroads, will find
Carer & Co.'S Omnibuses 10 transport them be
tween depots. Passengers have ample time to
dine and sup at Gordonsvile.
lime lADLL " ~ "A H. hs
TRAINS LEAVE
Washington city at $50, P. NJ. and : A. NJ.
Alexandra at 9 P. NJ and 535 A. NJ
Gordonsyi'le for Washington at 1880 ?. II. and
1890 A. NJ.
Gordonsville (for Lynchbuggl at lao. A, NJ. and
l. 81 p. NJ.
LyHchburg at 40, A. NJ. and 7l5, P. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT
Washington city at $50 p. NJ. and 5:27, A, NJ.
Alexandria at ass P, NJ. and f:5S, A. NJ.
Gordonsyille from Washington 1850, P. NJ. and
l2M.
Gordonsville (from Lynchburg) at Ills, A NJ. aud
l2 NJ.
Lynchburg at c, A. NJ. and 800, ?, NJ.
TINE TABLE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Trains leave Richmond at A. NJ. and 7:io ?. u.
Gordon1vllle at 1910 P. NJ. and l:3O
An
arrive at Richmond at 3 P. II, and A. NJ.
arrive at Gordonsville at ll:50 A, NJ. and
IL P. N.
W. B. RICHARDS, JR., Agent.
ONCE in Richmond at Montague WMtasls S
Insurance office, No. 2Sl Main street.
sepl2-3m
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L. l.. MONTAGUE. W. L. MONTAGUE
DAINTlNG! ! PAINTING :!
ri. MONTAGUE ~ son,
HOUSE, SIGN AND
ORN A MENTAL AIN T z r S,
North side Main street, square above
Spotswood Hotel.
STORES and DWELLINGS painted in the best
style.
SIGN WORK OF every description executed 10
order with despatch.
Particular attention is solicited TO our beautiful
SCRIPT SIGNS.
ESsWs will furnish TO order SIGNS for merchants
in the country and adjacent towns Of Virginia
and North Carolina as formerly, whenever desired,
\ long experience in our business, and the liberal
| encouragement we have heretofore received
prompts us to solicit as We shall endeavor TO merit,
| large share of public patronage.
| auE-lm L. l.. MONTAGUE son.
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OOTICE-The following Bond and Certificates
IN of Stock having been lost, notice is hereby
given the proper authorities that applications will
be made for their renewal:
Bond of James River and Kanawha Canal Co.,
No. 2l2, for $4,000, guaranteed by State OF Virgil
mia, issued to Julian Harrison.
Certificate Va. State Stock, No. 996, for 800, is
sued to Julian Harrison.
Certificate Va State Stock, No. 994, for 500, is
to Miss F. c. Heth. aul4-lawom
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n REGoRY BROS,

SADDLERY, HARDWARE, AND
- SADDLER'S TOOLS,
full assortment
Fine Riding Saddles, Brides, Bits, &c.
Buggy and Riding Whips, Collars and Hames,
Saddle Trees, Buckles, Plated Buggy and Coach
Mountings, to which ! invite city and country
trade. CLAIBORNE WATKINS
formerly with Smith, Rhodes & Co.,
now at R. L. Williams,
2l-tf 81 Main ts.
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State.rooms on James River free, meals extra.
Carriages will convey passengers from the
steamers in Baltimore to the depot FREE OF
CHARGE.
The boats make close connections and go
through without delay, touching at JAMES
TOWN and WILSON'S LANDING, going and re-
turning.
state.Rooms can be secured through to Balti-
more.
Baggage checked through to Baltimore, Phila-
delphia and New York.
Freights received for all the above points on
James rivor and Baltimore.
P. H. BUTLER,
General Agent No. Fifteenth street.
Richmond, Va.
A. w. SHAW,
Superintendent, Baltimore.
A. R TA7uN, Freight Agent Office, Steamers
wharf
L. ". FREEMAN Passenger Agent, Richmond.
Office at Montague d WhitalPs, under Spotswood
Hotel. jy25-d
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PRICE: FIVE CENTS.

tisemept see. Reader, may bs you think that
from Westminster to whiskey was from the sub.
lime to the ridiculous. Did you never take a
drink after leaving churchyardl
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RICHMOND WHIG,

TUESDAY SEPT. 10, 1865.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

New York State Militia, was arrested on charge
of asssultng a colored woman.
Emeline Walker, colored, was arrested for OBJ
tanning morey on false pretences
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

STOLEN OR DESTROYED, on or about the Sd
y April, 1866, a Certificate for 100 shares Vir-
gnia Fire and Marine Insurance Company's
Stock, No. 365, dated November oath, 1862, stand
ing in the name of Edward Mayo, executor of E.
c. Mayo, deceased. Also, Certihcated for 90
shares of Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Companys Stock, number and date forgotten,
standing in the name of Edward Mayo, executor.
Application h as been made for the renewal OF the
above. EDWARD MAYO.
sep6-WSW
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PAINTERS.

nOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
i'll WALL WHITENING,
GLAZING, &c.
j. W. LEE Il SON,
Corner of Eighth and Grace Streets,
Are prepared to execute orders for PAINTING
in all It's branches, and solicit the continued pa.
tr6age of their old customers and the public gem
eraIIv au24-lm
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I OsT BONDS.
Application has been made for the renewal Of
the following Bonds, destroyed in the great fire of
April I'd:
Bond Orange and Alexandria Railroad No. 1852
for $500
Bond Southsids Railroad, No. -, for $500.
Bond Richmond, fredericksburg and Peters
burg Railroad, No. b5l, for Sl00.
Bond State of Virginia, Act March 49, 1856 No.
1929, for $4,000.
Bond State of Virginia, No,
1924, TOR $1,000.
Rond state of Virginia No.
1926, for s4,OO0-issued in the name of James
woodhouse q Co.
Bond State of Virginia Act 29th March, 1851, No.
2345, issued to James Woodhouse, for $500.
au l7-W3mt
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DEDUCED FARE on THE su-sse sssur,.,.,--sSe
R,JAMES RIVER CANALS ss=sfsS277lSIESk
PACKETS.
Richmond TO Lynchburg,. g,.....-...........-so w
Cedar Point. 70
e Pemberton. 90
Columbia %
New Canton, ,................ 20
Tey;ngton n. 90
ScottsyilIa 2 %
Howardsviile 3 8 rs
Warm;nstsr - 90
Tro Pivar 4 %
Meals 80 cents each.
On and after the first of September We reduce
our fare TO the above rates-the Packets leaving
Richmond as usual, at 8, P. NJ, MONDAYS, WED-
NESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
au25-tf X. EDA'OND'
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STEAMBOATS,. ETC.

TOR RIO DE JANEIRo,
ST THOMAS,
PARA,
PRRNAMBUCo,
And BAHIA.
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DAILWA SUPPLIES AND
IL TRlAhlNGS ofeyery description for sale by
J. WRIGHT.
sUl6-Sm No. o. Main street, up stairs
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LOST BONDS.

neutrality-suspicious. will be made to the
~ Board of Directors of the Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company for renewal of SCRIP
No. 578 for % SHARES of STOCK in said Com
pany, issued Cd August, 1864, to W. A. RoBnIsoE.
sep9-law2m
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L. HUNTT CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
nEAJ EpS IN I, IOJ q

DEALERS IN L1Q U o RS,
CoRyyR sTH AND CANAL srRErTs,
Offer TO the Trade the following Goods al The lowest
market prices: ,
500 sacks Liverpool Sail
zoe kegs Nails
100 barrels Extra and super Flour
81 barrels 7. r. Sugar
IS barrels Refined Sugar
20 sacks Java, Laguayra and R:o Cohss
so boxes assorted Candy
So barrels Herrngs
Mackerel, Soap, Candles
Blacking Matches, CopPsras
Alum Indigo
Nader, Shot, &C.
ALSO,
hne assortment OF
WHISTLES,
..n,s..,a- CIGARS, &C.
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nTCmMOND wHIG,
RAILROADS, ere.

OFFICE Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG ASD)
POTONAC RAILROAD COMPANY
Richmond. August 2S,h, 1865. )
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TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 10, 1865.
STEAMBOATS,, &c.

u OR NEW Y0RK.-ATLANTIC essG-A
II COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP .E1kltz.1 . -
COMPANY SEMI WEEKLY LINE : LEAVES RICH-
M0ND EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Leaves New York, from Pier 30, North River every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day Sundays excepted
The Splendid new side wheel steamship HATTRRAS.
Captain Lewis Parrish will leave here at three O'clock
P. NJ, TUESDAY, the 18th instant.
Freight received Monday, and up to o'clock, M.
Tuesday.
This steamship has splendid Saloons statero0ms and
passenger accommodations.
These steamships receive and discharge cir cargo
the wharf at Rockets
Passage meals and staterooms included, SIS.
Passengers are requested 10 be board IN due time
For freight or passage apply TO
DAVID VIM CURRIE,
once at Charles r. Workman Co.'S 18th street
saplS--2t
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THROUGH MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Daily Except sunday ~ 7,SO
A. NJ. Arrives IT Diuville S. - p. VI.
Leaves Danvi,le daily except Sunday AZ 4 10
A NJ. Arrives 81 RiChmr nj at o. 10 P. N.
This train coonec's at Burkesville with train
on the SOuthside .i.road for Farmyil c,
Lvnchburg. aud ell stations on the Southsde
Railroad. Il makes connection NJ Dinvil'e
with Passenger Trains ou Che Piedmont Road,
which make close connections az Greensboro with
the Trains on tie North Carolina Central Railroad
for Charlotte and Raleigh \. G., &c, &c. From
Charlotte \ c., Trains yun - Chester, e., where
passengers tase stage To Aston, ;. T., % miles
from thence By rail 10 Ahbeyl,le, :. T., ana stage
from there. 40 miles 70 Washington, Georgia. from
whence connection by Rail Is made 10 all points
IN GeOrgis, VIZ Macon Augusta and Montgomery
Mobile, Ala, &c.
Passengers coming east leave Charlotte, North
Carolina, at 3 o'clock, p. N Greensboro, North
Carolina, by the piadUoat Railroad, al IL p. NJ,
snd Danvil.e at 4. 10 \. NJ. and arrive in Rich
mond at 5.l5 f. NJ. where they connect with tie
Richmond Fr-GeriCSsburg aud fotonsc Railroad
train, leaving q 63b p. IL, arrive in Washington
next morning in time 20 connect with train Tor
Baltimore Phi je.yh,a Rev \ OT6, &c, arriving
in New York at . p. n. the same day. The time
nom Greensboro 10 Washington, 80, and to New
York - hours from Charlotte 20 Washington,
IS, 10 New YORK 5O hours being II hours shorter
than any other route.
Passengers who prefer it can lie over ali night
in Richmond, get good nights res, aud tAke
the train either On the Virginia Central or Rich.
mOnd fredericksburg and Potomac Railroads, or
steamboats, on Tie Jan es RIVER next morning.
The Accommodation Tram betgeen Richmond
and Burkeyi!Ia viii BE- discontinued on and after
Tuesday, the 29th Instant
THOMAS pODAAEAD,
aust superintendent.
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RAILROADS, &c.
a mREaEEIIIs -

- ~ 7i2ss---fshk
IMPORTANT TO THE TRAVELLING PUB
II LIEU. S. MAIL AND ADAMS EXPRESS
LINE, THROUGH BY RAIL To WASHING
TON CITY AND I.YNCHBilRG, ria THE Or
ANGE AND ALEXANDRIA AND VIRGINIA
CENTRAL RAII.L0AD
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THROUGH LINE.
STEAMERS FOR
CITY POINT,
FORTRESS MONROE,
NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE,
| Connecting with tie railroad at Baltimore, Phil
adhlyhia and New York; also, the Petersburg and
| City Point Railroad, going and returning.
THE ELEGANT, NEW, FIRST-CLASS
SIDE-WHEEL STEAMERS
CITY POINT Capt. TALBOT
MAGENTA, Capt. BoULsEs,
These steamers leave LUDLAN Il WAT
SONS WHARF (nearly opposite the stors of
Col. R. o. Haskins) EVERY MORNING at six
o'clock, connecting at Fortress Monroe with the
elegantly fitted up boats,
GEORGE LEARY Capt. BLAKEMAN
JAS T. BRADY Capt. LANDIs
Arriving at Baltimore in time the next morning
for the Eastern and Western trains.
The patronage Of the public is asked for this
line, the reason that it depends upon tho pas
ssnger travel for its support, as it is the only line
running to and from FORT MONROE and NOR
FOLK not receiving some hundreds of dollars per
day from Government for the transportation of
soldiers, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

The UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAM
SHIP COMPANY will despatch regularly, on the aSth
OF every month, 'Grst elsss steamship" c0unene-
ins with the Gne steamship
COSTA RIGA,
(2,sCo tons,)
To leave On the Gsth q September, at P NJ. from
Pier No. C, North River.
All letters have to pass through the P0stohHOe'
An experienced Surgeon will be In attendance on
board
For freight or passage having splendid scUomnOda-
uoas, sPplyto
THOMAS AsENCIo CO.,
sepls--t2sth No. II Broadway, New York.