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HO USE And LOT!
For Sale.

g. god sized two storicd House. suitable for
m, two large, OF four small families, OF tor board
J44.:A ing lonse-l8 Iooms-good cellar and excellent
water. lot 60 by 100 feet. Fine shade trees in front.
This property is in Saceararpa Village, near the Cot
ton Mills. Price only $4,000. Apply 10 w. IL. JER-
Portland. iy3Od3w
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S FOR SALE!


10 oxford strcoE ahe dIeiisc contains Ii fin
tSlN ishsd rooms, and room enough to finish tvSS
moro. Piped with gas, plenty of water and is con-
venent for two families. Rents ier $500. VIII DC
sold at bargain. Apply to NJ. A. MORSE, Oh tho
| premises. aug11-1wk
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very desirable building LOT, Grove street, adj
Adjoining Mr.. George Il. Fosters and one OF the
most pleasantly located lots in Portland for gcneel
residence and beautiful garden. Contains l92OO feet,
i2O feet front. on Grove St. and 100 feet on
tcmplated street, viii be sold cheaper than any equal
IL desirable lot can be purchased i0r in Portland
Apply to VIM. ii. ferris, Real Estate Broker, at
Horse Railroad Office, opposite Prcbe House.
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CITY NOTICES.
- II : -------
STATE OF MAINE.
CITY OF PORTLAND, IS.
August 10, 1866.

p see CITY OF PORTLAND, IS.
ase . - August 10, 1866.
To the Electors Of the City Of Portland.
The Aldermen of The CITY of Portland berah, rive
notice that they have prepared alphabetical lists of
such inhabitants as appear 10 them 10 be constitution
ally quaed TO vote IN the election Of Governor Sen
aors and Representatives to the State Legslature in
and for the several Wards in said City. and that they
will be i'll cpon session at tie Aldermens Rooms IN
Fr,tty. the seventeenth day of August inst. from
nine 70 twelve O'Clock A. Nj. and from Tires 70 six
o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose of receiving evidence
of the qualification Of persons claiming tho right 10
vote on such election. and ior correcting said lists
Given under our hands the day and year above
written. ~ 49, lsa4
x 3 iIR9 ~ 'ai7 4t4 THOMAS s. JACK 500
9in t..f sHA fstld8 STEPHEN WHITIIrAIORT
~ CHARLES HOLDEN, e.TG4!
t1G7 lfsis A. z. MORGAN. 800
EDMUND PHINNEY,
5l 1854 iii-i. f-s.s AMBROSE GIDDINGS,,
sa5lg Aldermen of the City of Portland
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Land for Sale.

A LOT OF land on Cumberland ST., above Wash
IN ingt0n, so by 80 feet, with two cellars in good
quire &C Office of B. ID. VERRILL, No. 10 Free st.
Aug II, 1s66.-ltf
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GrOve Streci.-FoI SALE, two story house, tlrr
" teen rooms. water carried through the house.
Price $1,000. Also two houses rcarof tho above, on
Court, for $500; and one for So.500. All OF the
above houses are new. well arranged, and pleasantly
situated. Apply TO +. c. PROCTOR, Middle Street
below Post Oiliee. iy31 dtf
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For Sale

TTNHE lot OF Land on the westerly corner Of Con-
i gress and Pearl Sts., fronting on Congress street
about III feet and on Pearl about 90 feet.
Apply to CHARLES L. BARRETT,
At Office Grand Trunk Railway Station.
Portland Aug. s. 1866. augsHf
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CITY Liquor Age1scy.

I wy -11tY ttVE -1VE1SCysl ."
The attention of iny:lds,an Ill others WHO hay,
occasion 70 use any kind OF liquors for mosiicmt
at thcfAgeney. te b 800 - T. az
lhcudedill this stoc'slarc Old Henncssy. dognac
French AMI Cherry Brfnle Superior Old Port on
Mader Shrrry Sicily Malaga, and various BONES
nc Wines; Fire Old Holland Gin; Old Ja1hsSea st
CroiN and Mctliord Rum; 80 per cent Alcohol; EN.
ira on BoiirDon and Rye Whiskcy; best Eon&ei
Ihese articles ire MI received from the State Com
missioner. arc 81 standard proo and have iii bee,
asslycd by the State Assiyer, and certified to be
pure, = =, =
The subscriber feels confident TINT die superior
quility OF these goods cannot fill to giye entire stis-
blv.bc a.sordctI. p ~ lfify ~ ~ '''''-
For the present. the Agency is kept ut No. 1853 orc
Street. Entrance in the rear from Central Wharf,
LORENZO HAMBLIN
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HUMPHREYS - b
ITO SPECIFICS,

ETAyE Ei.3 WE'D, from the most ample experl-
vi ence, an entire success; simpi npt-Eiii-
perfectly adapted TO popular use-se simple that
mistakes cannot be using then; 80 bafn less
Us I'll bo free from danger and eiicentas % be al
ways reliable They have raised the highest COM
inendstioniiot all aud will Away Slender sstistac
L..
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M A. r. N II N Il WIS
poRT or pogTLANDI

PORT OF RTLAND
"Wednesday, A ugust Is.
ARRIVED. $500
~ steamer New York. Chisholm, Boston for Ehsfport
q y ami st John, NIB. ~ Z -. " ~ y
Eardue Norton stoyer, tof Harpswei) Slower, Ma
MAS I'd inst. p .E8Es F,EF III
"a Barqne Com Dupont Clifford, New York
F. Brig Martha Berry, tof Portland} Chase Matan-
3lst ult. Fvh's'rs S'srsl
Sch Boxer, sturges, Bay Chaleur, 1870 bbls mack
erel. - 'N'
Sch James II, Collamer. RockIand. -
Sch Florida, Springer, Trenton for Boston.
RETURNED-Irig Abbie c Titcomb
CLEARED. W 5i-I fa
Steamer Drigo, Sherwood, New York-Emery &
Fox. i.t - ~ -
Brig Douglass, tBr) Sallous WestDort NS-naster
Sci Aurora, tBrl Payson, Wcstport. NS-naster
Sch Flying Cloud. tBr) Casson, St John, MI =.
Bradley, Coolidge & Co. mi
3ez.e Sch Charlie tBrl Hannah st Andrews Nh
- Sch Abatross Crockett, Bucksport-Eastern Pack
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GOR sale, in Saccarappa, two story house
within two on three minutes walk OF the Depot
Schools, Churches and stores. Tern to accomln o.
date the purchaser. 2i.A p Y
Inquire Of this office, or Of s. q. CLAYgof sacca-
I RAM Is a. iull =
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HOuses for Sale,

IN Cumberland, lincoln, Brown. Carleton, Dan
" forth, Willis, Myrtle and Fore streets.
gF7F Inquire Of JOHN a.. PROCTOR,
aug1cdow GJ Middle Street.
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llLtEf Homfe Lots for Sale.
ION Stevans' Plains, near the Horse Railroad.
" Ehquireof A. L. RICHARDSON,

4LNOK SALE, in GOrham, fifteen minutes walk
4 Il from the Depot, q nearly new, neat Cottage
! House, Barn and outbuildngs having all the conyen
fences and in prime condition. 1t Is situated near
grove and short distance from the County road.
Apply TO - ~ - 2 j. j.. STEVENS,
4 . Gefhan, July II.
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-NOTGCE-1he Stockholders OF the Dirigo Instir-
IN an C Company are hereby notified that the ,Di-
rectors Of SAIL Company have this day determined
that the fun amount Of all the notes given for stock
therein shall be paid on or before August 90 1866,
and have for that purpose made ali ASSESSMENT OF
one hundred dollars per share. Payment Of said
notes must thereftre be made as aHove at tie office
tors will, in default thereof proceed to sell the col
lateral securities given for said notes. accordln to
thP provisions OF the Bylaws Of sa d Company. r.
BY order of tie Directors, H5i4sr 'F-g sgE1.
Jul 10 Inn 5 tIE JEREMIAH DOW, Sec.
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CITY of Portland.

S city eSu an order Gn h fce sh day
Committee on Laying out and widening streets, to
slider the eNpcdieiicy of Widening Plumb street. I i.
Notice sliereby given to all parties interested that
the joint Standing Committee of the City Council
laying out new streets, will meet TO hear the par
ties and view the proposed way, on tho 18th day Of
corner of Middle and Plum streets. and viii then
and there proceed to determine and adiudge whether
be laid out
Given under bur hauds ON this ninth day of Au-
gust, A. D., 1906
q gSs ,@sRsSs AUG II STISTENS. "a
EDMUND PHINNEY,
E@irt 5ftg 80 Il AMBROSE GIDDINGS,
JOSEPH BRADFORD,
4t SO Nii.i sN3rA ETdAS CHASE ~
w. p. FLIES, -
Committee on laying out and Widening Streets.
aug10dtd. f q ff,-s ls
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TIME subscriber will contract 10 deliver 800 20
loco gviiarcs Of first qualify Slate. Sizes to
s,;t n,,rcbasers Sample may be seen at Counting
Roam Richardson's wharf, r L. Il. UPHAM
aug76
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EOREIGN POETS.

Arat LIVERPOOL I'd inst, ship Harvest Queen nom
New York. me- cor1,att
New Work, 9Th, sch Alice, Croker, Frankfort.
Ar at Shediac NIB, 18th inst, brig Ha mony, hoo'
inson, Boston,, ., .r,..,;u 1I.r,h.
cd St. sch, Pecahontas, Grady, Belfast; 18th
shin S Cnrling Morse, liverpool -.tA l
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III persons are forbidden using water from any of
N the City Reservoirs, without permission from the
undersigned SPENCER ROGERS,
aug15-d1w CHIEF Engineer.
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International Insuroa,ce Co,,,,2a,.,1s.

International INSURANCE. Cous2,Gssy.
Vie Policy holders in the International Insurance
Company OF New York, are hereby notified thai,
ihe PRESIDENT OF The Company. Charles Taylor would
Ne pleased to bare all persons having claims against
sad Company, present them at once. The President
VIII be at the office Of W. Munger. 1fG Fore street
Ajy10 81 ~ 81 81 T. ". SiIrNCEp5
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

yETHEREAS. the City Council on the 9th day o
w August. 1sG0 passed an order directing the Com
mittce on Laying out and Widening Streets to widen
Hampshire street from Congress street to Fore
street. 80 iaslfi .Ws
Notice is hereby given 10 Ill parties interested that
the Joint Standing Committee of the City Council on
fiying out new streeta will meet 10 hear the parties
and view the proposed way on tho sixteenth day OF
August 1896 at three O'Clock in the afternoon, Mt the
corner OF Congress and Hampshire Street. and Will
then and there proceed 10 determine end adjudge
whether the public convenience requires said stieet0r
way to be laid out. aif'aiit59 As-1f lseaEu1g
Given under our hands on this It'll day of August,
A. D., 1886. = 7. a ~ ta.'r y ii'a fi@
~ AUG. E. STEVENS.
~ p EDM IND PHINNEY,
AMBROSE GIDDTNGS,
,ifAJ0 s, HISS 8i JOSEPH BRADFORD,
- ELIAS CHASE,
"a. 80 s-'' So w. p. FTEIrS. sit
Committee on Laying out New Streets.
aup}dtd -
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House and Lot for Sale

IN Wesibrooll. near Morrirs Corner. New-housc,
Il two-story, II rooms, with all tie conycnences;
modern STYLE well finished, with Il to acie OF land.
Price reasoable. Enquire Of ANDREW CRAM, on
the premises, or w. Is. Goodrich, Stevens Plains.
Aug 3, ls6;-dSw Argus copy.
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= oattttaed and Forest city Day
'-'' Houses sG00,b;ued..

4 1FFICE, No. 315 CONGRESS stroot 3 /, I7oerrp
" Proprietor e'fs .sereeg.ii A. FOSTER,
ei NE can ana, assure a the public that We have greater
and Cleansing than We 1eater pTepaled tor Dyeng
AS; Also, , orders received for the Laundry. '''
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.IOzaN w. MUyesE :ss & SON.

M JOHN w. MUNGER 81 SON.
RE prepared to issue Policies in the following
IA Companies: 5t3 III -l3S
International Ansnrsiace Co., of New Work,
ai fasss Capital and Surplus, 81 Ais 600. -
Home Insurance Co., of News Haven,
& 800 Capital and Surplus, 81 100000. s4>
American Ens. Co.. of Providence, R. H.,
ga Capital aIid Surplus, S25G,000.
Merchants Has. Co., of Providence. IL. L.,
lrs 4a Capital and Surplus, $23z goo. - s,,'i
The loss at Agency, by the fire of 18th and 9TH
inst, will an cunt to ss:s9b O0G, every dollar
rent We would Respectfully request all PERSONS
desiring insurance, 10 call at Office and We will
place their risks III responsible offices. 4g H Q
'4sf17al Office, 100 Fore Street. sI7Hg
jul2O-tf hsGi JOHN w. MUNGER 81 SON.
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For Sale or Lease.

THE property djoining the westerly side Of The
Il Canal Bank known as the 'Wildrage' proper
ty will be sold leased tor term of years. 1t is
two rods on Middle street extending back ten rods,
and Is as valuable piece property for the purpose
Of building any In the CITY, Apply to
M ~ NATH'L +. DEERING,
aug4-dtf No. 10 Free Street.
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Good Chance,

A SMALL Grocery Stock, in d first rate nighhorrss
IAhood can be had at a lew price, if applied IN
immediately The present proprietor heinz obIige o
to change business on account OF failing health.
Apply to w. IL. JERKS, Real Estate Agent. on
positefreDie house, aug4dtt
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& Z uogsE AND sToREifor s.sle, atI Brown

II field Centre The store at present occupied by
the subscriber and formerly by Allen Bros. is offer
editor SALE and win Do sold at good bargain the
purchaser 1t is of the bert locations for coun-
try trade, and for the manf cturo OF Clothing to be
But few steps distant from the store is very
desirable dwelling House. and in the Store is good
Stock of Goods ALI OF which will be sold very low
the subscriber has other business in another part
of the State, which makes it necessary for him to
give up his bus ness here. Address ..lt r.
r,sg.er b.. .. JOHN III. ALLEN,
jy20 tdtf a.s EEstfk Y Brownfield Maine.
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store Lots for Sale,

SUOfc LUIS AOA odAC,
( Onc Lot ON Middle street, between Temple and
" Casco Bank.
One Lot corner OF Middle and Church streets.
One Lot corner Middle and Hampshire streets.
One Lot 55xlZ0 ON Middle street, dollar per loot.
Inquire Of JOHN G. PROCTOR,
Argus copy. aug13d2w
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/. TIRE COlIglEsl IN Els.

{ LIFE COMPANIES. as
Connecticut Mutual. Oh Hartford.
- p STATE AGENCY OF THE RI
Connecticut General. OF Hartford.
{ sissls STATE AGENCY OF THE ~
New York Accidental, OF New York.
The undersigned, Agents and ATTORNEYS of the
above named reliable Companies with q combined
capital and surplus of more than 81 s5an
$27,OOO,OOo. e ie
prepared TO carry the largest amounts desired in
Marine, Inland Fire Life and Accidental insurance
Marine and Inland, as well as Fire risks bound at
once. Losses equitlbly adjusted and promptly paid
M ll ..ll-ls4.. IA Ia. FOYE, COFFIN s. SWAN.
" Marine hisks placed in any Boston or New
York Office desired. - 49, -. & 5jiaf
Portland. Aug 10 fS66-tltfee - II !,
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Foreign pIarI.e,s per Atlantic relegrap,

Foreign markets. pes Atlantic Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL, Abg. II, p. ".
TheCotton market is firm. and Prices rather higher
sales today 1880 bales Middlng uplands are quot
ed at 1891. 1..-s. sff.-i
= lie Brcadsluf.s market is firm.
LONDON, Aug. Is, noon.
Consols arc qunlel this Won ct SEA. American Sc
curities U. S. Gees are qioetlat Gsa. $3.50
LOTION, Aug. Is, p. NJ.
Consols qioic at the close of business to-day
at Ell for money. Tie latest Ses OF American secri-
rites to-day were al TIC following Irices United
States 5-20's weIc quoted at GS. Illinois Central
shares closed al 70. Erie Railroad shares DUO
ted at close at d25. t
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MATAEHAS. Barque Norton Stoyer=-3s4 Ihhds G
tcs melas.es 70 ihinpcy d. jackson 70 hhds sugar,
Brig Msrtha A Berry-l22 hhds sugar, Joh .Por-
teous So -hlids sugar, 20 hhds mol sses George s.
Hunt. t-5fF
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SIZE!

A STONE Lot on Middle Street near the corner of
AExehange with lot in rear Of above, in all, about
brick on same. II
"a Lot of land the east side of India Street, ca
eet ON India by 25G feet deep,
ia Also Lot OF land west side Of India street 139
icet ON india, by 1921 deep.
1,iso Lot ofland ON Fore Street, 12k feet by Co.
For terms of sale, call on
r. d. CONANT,
100 Commercial Street, or
III. M. PAYsON,
augif-u'sePr Foot of Exchange Street.
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INSURANCE THE HOME TNSUR ANt|E co
Il with Capital and Assets exceeding ,9J q. goo.
having settled and aid in full every Chin tor los in
the fire OF the inst prepared to issue policies
on rs favorable terms consistent with prompt
payment and ult mate security to Policy holders
ana IN ali ether Comp mics represelle ed BY sis
Agency jul iYdCw 3 now x, IIRR :"
=. Twombley, General Insurance Broker,
La would inform his MANY friends and The ,,ubIic
generally that he is prepar to continue the irsur
ance Busin IS asa Broker, and can place Fire Life
and harDo INSURANCE TO any extent in the best Com
p3nies IN the United States. All business entrusted
to my re shall be faithfully attended TO- +. ~
once at G. nj. fice's Paper Store, No. 1S3 Fore St
where orders can be left. Z, iulI6tf oSJ
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DISASTERS,

$50 tons. named Fannie & Mary. She is owned by
Bichd Allen, and is to be commanded by Capt A
Bucknam. I
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House Lots.

T1LIGABIAE House Lots tor sale on Thomas, En-
II cry and Congress streets; one near the head of
State street. LNa
w. III STEPHENSON,
Portland. Aug s.-dtf I'd National Bank.
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DISASTERS.
Ship Baker, from New York for Acapulco put
into Rio Janeiro July I'd. eaky. %
Brig Nebsaska, from Boston for Galveston, was
poken 18th inst, lat 40, lon 10 disma ted and in
want of a tug. Would try to get into Holmes Hole
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PASSENGERS.
IMPORTS.

r.frs ss'1 sr ~ - 49,
IN tl6BIal tla A Berry, from Observation-Disclosures
J. Egaas, and WIN Maxwell.
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Manufacturers Insurance COmpa-
- ny of Boston. y - a.

The Agency of his Company has been removed to
no: kS Free Street. All persons having claims
tor Losses at the late fire. Policies issued by this
Company, VIII pie, sc present them for adjustment
ana payment Pol c.es will be issued as formerly
MS company is well known as one OF the most re-
liable in the country. Gs-99
iy9 oa NATHL f. DEER ING, Agent.
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no be Leased for Term of Years.

rrIE valuable lot Of Land Corner of EXCHANGE and
Middle Streets, occupied before thn ire Nv lhe
well known Fox Block. Inquire of Patterson IL
Chadbournc, dealers in Real Estate, or Of
WILLIAM O. FOX,
aug II diff At 1854 Middle St.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-06


VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
this road on and after MONDAY, February u:
A MAIL TRAIN DAILY Except on Sundays, be.
tween Richmond and staunton, leaving Richmond
at las A. NJ. and stanton at A. N.
Gordonsvile, seven times week, leaving Rich.
mond at is T. M. and Gordonsville At l.. 80 A. NJ
This train ma es close connections with trains on
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and avoids
schedule. BY this train passengers for the South.
TRI-WEEkLY MAIL TRAIN, leaving Staun-
ton at A. NJ. for the West, on Tuesdays, Thurs.
fHE MAIL TRAIN leaving Richmond connec.
with trains on the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
Rh sTA6 oScRs At sdnsss
The train west Of Stanton connects with STAGE
COACHES for Rockbridge Baths, Rockbridge Alum,
Warm Hot and Healing Springs, and the White
'uspIFIRs E sni TRAIN between Richmond and
Stanton connects with Freight Trains on Orange
and Alexandria railroad for Lynchburg and Alex.
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
pany has an agent by consigning 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 will be
much less. Freights will be collected at destina.
ton.
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Fare to Lyrchburg reduced to So.
Tickets to lexington, Va, at$n.
H. d. WHITC0MB,
de Its General Superintendent.
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&4a NJ e 9
GREAT SHORT ROUTE no THE
No S}cH sSsTs dsoaaaass
RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
NAIL TW1GE DAdLY Ths only Iailrons route
BAGGAGE CHICKS from Richmond to the cities
Train. gn ihis road are nov .Sn . iolexs The
daily Sundays exceptedl ASA. NJ, arriving in
EARLY HFTEkaooN ExPREss TRAINS ' for t t6s
NORTH, EAST, and WEST.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily ct r. M, arriving in Washing.
ton at A. u. :, connecting with the EARLY MORS.
ING TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST, and WEST.
The EXPRESS and FREIGHT TRAIN leave.
Richmond daily Sundays excspted) at "a. NJ.
arriving in Washington ut $50 r. NJ, connecting
with the 73o = NJ. train on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad for New York, Philadelphia, Balti.
more, Harrisburg, and the West.
Fare by this train 10 Washington only SIX DOL.
LARS for frst.class, and FIVE DOLLARS for
'e Tbe AccoAM s5iio TRAIN between Rich
mond and Milford leaves Richmond at saoP NJ.
arriving at Milford at 8, p. NJ
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all the prin,
cipal cities I'm :he West.
For further information and through tickets
apply at the Office Of the company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill.
j. B GENTRY, General Ticket Agent
SAMUEL RUTg, Superintendent. feu
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PETERSBURG, March ), 1866. g
The disbanding of the negro troops al CRY
Point, from which some trouble was appre-
hended, has passed of without any unpleasant
consequences. A number of the soldiers have
been promenading the streets for several days,
and have deported themselves with Wopriety
Our present worthy Mayor, w. w TONNES,
ESQ, having declined reelection, several
prominent gentlemen have announced them
selves rs candidates for the office and the con-
test promises to be one Of more than ordinary
interest These are John Dodson, Charles r.
Collier, Charles 5. Stringfellow, ana Daniei
Lyon Mr.. Dodson was the immediate prede-
cessor of Mr.. Townes, and was one OF the pest
officers we have ever had. He might have
retained the place indefinitely, but the attrac-
lions of rural life caused him to rehnqulsh IL.
After the evacuation, he returned to the city,
was elected to the Common Council, and
appointed by that body to represent the cltl-
Zens in the Freedmen's Court-on the bench
OF which he still sits. Mr.. Collier was
member of the Confederate Congress, and has
occupied seats in both branches of the Legis-
lature TO the satisfaction of his constituents
Mr.. Stringfellow is young lawyer OF me
talents, was major in the Confederate ser.
vice. and went through the whole war with
credit Mr.. Lyon has always been held in
high respect for his good practical sense. 1t is
understood that during the war he was q
Union man, but l do not learn that he rests
his claims 10 favor on this ground.
Business is at a low ebb Cotton is down
The offerings of tobacco at the warehouses
are very limited, and the receipts per rail
roads have fallen off considerably. l can
chronicle nothing so cheering as the splendid
weather which is now shedding its glory on
the land. SNowDBS