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PROPOSALS FOR ENVELOPES.
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s..l.d pspo.s. s :. p - s., ~. y sss
mill Jsa. " ats c'sless, p sr farai.S,Is raj '%s. Hss.
opes required for the oaes uses of a. rst
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cIs.sI- --7cc.coc sn,sioSss Tor olrssi.r., ~ By 8
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S.s;!: q BsS Or .sosr.s % p.p.1 q .ppro,.s PR
oush m.sss we'll sun$.d for sssllsg upoa ths entire
master GENERAL They must be banded n psresis of
$50 Envelopes the boxes to be wr.pp.d u strong paper
so a. 70 bear transportation through the malls. when
all the order Of Po.ims.,sr, hey mus, Be pS, up IN
strong wooden boxes and, In either case proper labels
q direction must Be- p.eed upos the boxes By the
The ssvslop.s mus. be Furnished IN saeh quantities
q. may from tine 70 time be required 10 All the orders
Post once, or At the Stamp and Envslope Agency in
New York, a. the Postmaster General may direct free
Bids also Invited for farnishing 1000 900 Hhv.l-
opes, more loss TO be used In covering dead letters
s,IIp,d nS.1s 70 BE- sSfo1sn mad. q gee
Inches The sav.lops. must have such printing upon
them as may be directed BY the Postmaster General.
Also loo oco Enveoyes more OF le.s 10 b
By 9;lo inebs. in .i,e and 70 baye words Pos,
once Department !" "0ficiAl Businsss,h and Post
this Department .---
These Ruyeopss must be delivered at the Post once
Department In Washington d. O. 10 good order, ready
for use free Of cost for packing and and
At the rate Of about 1000 per veok The hrst delivery
Of the Envelope. specified above 10 be made early In
July ss practicable.
speelmsns Of the different kinds of Envelopes, for
which proposals are invited may be By applying
70 the Po.tmasters u the following omees, Wis New
York, ~ y Boston, Mass Philsdelphia, Pa. Baiu-
more, Ma orthey may be obtained direct from this
Bidders will be expected TO furnish specimens Of the
Envelopes they propose 10 supply, and bid will be
considered unless offered BY Manufseturers Of Enyel
opes, impaired BY satisfsetory guarantees.
The price bid, and the quality o. samples submitted,
will both be taken into consideration In awarding the
contract.
Bond and security will BE- required for the faithful
performance Of the eonte and all pay msnts under II
will be made quarterly.
The bids should be endorsed "Proposas for once and
Returned Letter Rnvelopes,' and addressed to the
Third Assistant Postmaster General
- W. DBHNIsoN,
my20 eot25dJe Postmaster General.
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The awards will be made after the concert on the Stage
Of the tbeAtTe whore three thousand persons wit
ness it, oommiee will be appointed by the Audienee
Printed lists Of a-aIds will be published and supplied
to Agsat. aud ticket holdsrs Parties having eksls
will retain them until after the awards made and
tickets Immediately, with full drseiions the snip
ping Of DDS or deeds for the properly Tickets r sale
at all the principal Hotels B"oE aud Music stores In the
city, and q the Headquarters, 10 th" Mammoth Fair
topHl Orphans Home Fund corner Of Seventh street
and PeonsylvAnia avenue, wasbipgtnu, .. @.
give this enterprise their kidd shppor aud Their by
si't 10 the wants Of the oPhsns Of our fallen
MANAGING DIRECTORS
Ma MIc A. HALL Pr 80 s"ld.e",;na sai,rrs'uGlon
COL oHAS WEE wiEsIans GEI MIRss II ALSER0ER'
JB Hf"TcHrSsoS, E.4,
Cashiar Eatoaul Bank of the Metropolis.
All per'ous yorably disposed srs requested 10 act a.
agents but 10 commissions will be allowed
Money should In all cases 10 SET ~ post once order
draft, express, or rNEl.t-Esd ieits-s
In every S.s. send the name aud pos. once addrss,
county aud state OF taeh separate snbebr and
stamp All orders for neG;t1 Tu.. S' sdS,c,ssS
Secretary Soldiers aud ssIdT.' Nsilunh hSSS Concert,
Washington, D G. Lock Box No. 81
REFER, BY PERMISSION, To-
Maj. Gen, winneld s. hancock, U,sA.
Geu Robert Q. sehsnek, N. o, Ohio.
Gen, HGlbeIt Paine, NJ @, Wisconsin.
Cen John n. Kstohum, NJ. O., Now York,
Gen. J. n Hsdriek, lows,
Gen, D, o, MoCallam, D. O.
0eh q. V, Dayton, New York
Hon. ThoG W Ferry, NJ @ Michigan.
hoS' SsoIgs Lsurs1ss, n c. PsnRsylvAniL
MSJ, J. y. Doughty, New York
hon n,ehArd wAllaeh. ANyoH Washington, D. G.
Hon Hon K.I.S @ Hs1'' " %hS q s'@S'yIy.nia s.i H,,,,.
Hon. Ehop o. Inssrsoll, n q, iliinos.
Hon Henry DenlnE, N o, ,oOnnseusHk
Hon. Leonard Myer., VI G., PsnnsylyIAhA
Hon. William a Newell, n C., New Jersey.
Hon, 0sorgeW. JnliAn, NJ c., indiana.
Hon Stephen y. Wilson, N. O PShhsylvaSiA
| AN, Q, H. Van BuIsA, New York. jss.sodim
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GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR
" THE BENEFIT OF
he SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

11hH "018D1H1o "H'D V"IR4V1'o
NATIONAL oRPHANs' HOME FUND,
under the auspices Of the soldiers and Sailors Union
Washington, D. @, at Growers Theatre, on
THURSDAY EVENING, August 3 lsG6
~ 800 900 tickets will be sold at o. eaeh-75 900
presents awarded, valued at t25O,oo0 $4,000 Of the
PROFITS to be given to the Soldiers and Sailors National
Orphans Home Fupd, o. 800 TO the Washington Male
and Female Orphan balance after d.duetug
expenses to be paid to the Treasurer Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Union Of Washington, d, O.
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BYTELEGRAPH
The National Republican.
MURDER NEAR BALTIMORE.
EXAMINATION OF ROBERTS.
Homicide in Worcester. Mass.
"A Fatal Accident
THE OREGON sELEcTIoN.
Opening OF q Tobacco Exchange.
II H h NJ A u X h IT - !.
EXAMINATION OF ROBERTS
Homicide in Worcester, Mas.
a Fatal Accident.
THE OREGON seLEorioN.
Opening Of a Tobacco Exchange.


It II h NJ A u * II IT - /.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
~ lHaa HiIfsi asiseita
cnirr oqAsrnxAsr.s's oruo. /,
wI.uu.ro, Rs,Sr q wA,H;sssos.
win be sold Al pablie ihs prsmi... una.r
the direction o. Bryst Llsnisnaht Coie.s, Js.s. N
o'sosi m IN. foo-iss .ssssSis.l NJ b.ild.
At THE sOLDrras z. sssg on q 1.5 hALrIxoRn AND
Gs. Eve seI.s. es.rs s.S,: hen a., a,1..'. ,..
oSs oSs siss SAT, ~ 49,, 1ssi as h3uu OFT
ON rus skITinoss AND ONO RArLuoxp. War
sTsyST sHh SpknsE HssE 9R DlIAwARE AyAsusAFD
o.. o.. q w.r.Sgs.s. sgfs,ss3s... ID yboa
moved s,S. sss. iss rom ss az. .af .. mast
Tsrm'' Cash, in ooysrnmsni iuna.. --s 20
81, :. Brew. Maj. Gen. and cS,.f au,lsssnsss:r. n
II ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
II 'l' p'.'.i"H CORR. 7'iT
CHrny ou.HrEssAsrra's oyrros.
DHPoT or wIsuIsoros
Their. will ). .ois = p g Say e. ,sss
sty, under the direction of Brsvst Lieut. Col J. o. O.
g sss u e so,r ys.; ~ ,ss .Sss.
A. sixth stree. wharf 1000 bu.h.l. 800
AZ 0lesboro' Depot, TO- 900 bushsla. .fHr-.
The Grain will be sold 10 lot, Of 500 bu.he. win IN.
Pi,ssss o. the purchaser takisg any smoant mp TO
Tho sale will commsnos At sixth street. whsrf At 10
o'clock, m, and mmedizely after the 90 mpleton Of
hs sals Of the amount at that point viii be sosflnusd
eSysInnsst boat win be ia READINGS. II sixth
stree, whs1 70 ferry pessous who wish TO attend the
The or.in must be renewed within ton days from
T'rn'' Cash. in Government fund.
Bvt MAJ. Gen. and Chief aa.r. sTasss:r,
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THE new SHORT DREssEs.-A "wofully
short - lady writes from New York to the
louisville Courier as follows:
;. 1.-THE millinsrs were respondent in point
lace and diamonds, but the rain pre-
the usual display Of handsome cos.
tunes among the customers. Three OF
four ladies appeared in the short dire sses
that are now said to be the rage In Paris
At the first sight of their adaptability
abjured. my dislike to them, and became
convert to the new fashion. ] had made
up my mind, from selfish and personal rea.
sons, not to-, like this cnrtailing Of oul
robes. am wofully short, and, like Byron
81 hate dumpy woman; but since see.
ing the abridged skirt tastefully arranged
over a upon to match, and gracefully worn
I confess that it is combination of utility
and beauty that will commend itself to
every sensible woman. 1t has several ad'
vantages over long dresses looped up. In
the first place, it is more modest, as it dis.
closes less of the petticoat. than did the
festooncd scallops. It requires less ma.
terial to make, besides doing away with
the wear and tear Of chains and pins and
buttons used for shortening and intended
for convenience, but which produce all
sorts of accidents by catching on every
stray nail or hook or sharp corner met with
in q days promenade" ,.-a. -. e...u.
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they being .deposited IN 10 eng Court
house Tor ! preservation. Other yeiseble
napers were taken TO the county Of Essex
and buried: which wefo- materially d..
masea during the time they were allowed
70 remain IN this condition. On the %.
vance Of Grant in Nay 1864, tho clerks 9
office was broken open by his troops and
thoroughly rifi6d Of everything that was
considered at oil valuable to them. fspef.
were taken from their proper, places and
strewn over the floor until they presented
q mass Of confusion. 3st a'ts5s ~
One of the countless drawers pf the
Freedmens Bureau is open here, and Cap.
tain O'Dwyer has charge Of 1t. He ap.
pears to be: acceptable to the people, 81
rather as much so as one Of his ilk could
possibly be occupying his place.
Bowling Green.has 400 Inhabitants, seve-
raj stores, churches, and one hotel-kept
by Mr.. Gray Bowler, avery polite and
courteous. gentleman. = = .o.a :.
Your correspondent resumes his nom d.
pl,tne in drte.6ellun times. DYKE.
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c:onId not sttsna. : fsis . early as The first
Of November jwil bout inter I,iisu Most oi
them arc in debt !. their creditors are press-
ing themswith the voracity of vultures ca
ger for their prey !; and against nine-tmths
Of them judgments will be rendered by
the courts now In progress TO fix . lien ON
their lands, which may soon turn them and
their families out Of door. Men In such
circumstances have no heart for public ex-
hibitiohs. And with those In more hope
full condition this Is the turning point In
their STAIRS The success Of the next crop
Of wheat h all.important to them. They
'hsve' procured seed and fertilizers at great
cost the sowing season has been greatly
retafdedaby continued rsihs, and theirelose
personal attention TO their business until
after the 10th OF November IS aosoluter
necessary to their success. could moi
myself, without the ruin Of my affairs, OF
at least 50 great sacrifice AZ coulfagt be
expected Of me, attend any meeting GARNER
than the 10Th, and nothing but q strong
sense Of duty could draw me from home q
early as the goth Of November.
Our prospects seem gloomy, but am
hopeful of brighter day. Our eforts
however, must be first in council, AND
then in the field, not Of arms, but oitan'
/ need not assure you that l deeply re-
gret my inability to comply with your
wishes, for it always affords me the great
est pleasure to crafty my friends. The
city of Richmond is dear to the hearts Of
the people of the whole Commonwealth
and to none more so than to the gentlemen
who are temporarily entrusted with the al
fairs of the Agricultural Society OF the
State. As the munificent friend of agrl-
culture, she has peculiar claim to our
regard, and there Is scarcely family within
our borders which the sad events OF the
last six wears have not, bound, by the ten
derest ties of gratitude and affection, to her
kind, generous, and noble-hearted people.
We hone soon to be able to hold a fair that
will be worthy Of the city and of Virginia
As the matters discussed in this letter
have been the subject Of many comments
by the press, you will oblige me by pub.
fishing it in the Dispatch, and procuring for
it in other papers a general circulation,
that ii may reach the farmers of the State.
remain, very respectfully and truly
yours, WILLoUGHBY MENTION, President
of the Agricultural Society Of Virginia.
J. 4. Cowor,'iR, Esq,
ca '.'~,' 'r''" Editor Of the dispatch.
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LETTER FROM CAROLINE COUNTY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch. -
The Cpops--Records = Coart Prscecdings-The
..r, ..4.,-, Clerk, Ac., Re. '~' -.'..-P u

CAROLINE COUNTY, VA, October
~ The crops on the line of tho Fredericks.
bnrg railroad surpass any ] have seen in
the State--more particularly corn. Agri-
culture is evidently throwing off that tor
pidity occasionedb by the blood stained hands
Of war, and Ceres is. beginning to oxert
her former sway here again. 1 gazed with
-. rapture upon extensive fields Of corn In the
fertile and productive valleys Of the North
Anna and South Anna rivers, with stalks
bowed from the weight Of grain, soon to be
Tafnercd and here, too, where n few
months previous wore heard the rattle OF
: .ymusLetry. the roar OF, artillery, and the
groans OF the MANNED and, dying.
~ II 40 county court, and lind persons As.
isaaniblsd from all. portions Of the county
q I mingie freely with them and inquire
about the health Of their families, crops,
ETC., etc., etc.; find them most orderly and
Intelligent, and embarked In variety Of
enterprises,l putting forth every effort to
80 retrieve at least q portion Of what they
have, lost by the ,faysgss ofwsr. j. III !"
~ You will not meet with more practical
Il and Industrious people, or one more in.
clined to retreneh and economic 10 any
They are snpersaturated with politics
f,conseduentI thsy do not manifest any in
.terest in, national politics, admire them
ND little: They possess . degree Of frank
! ! MEGA that the most easnaI observer would
At once see. They seem cOnttnt0d, and
.tstrsrsN s,af. speak 6f their losses. .e@
There were but few cases Of interest be-
u 'fare ttlse c0urt. Henry T.. PeregOy was
- srraigned for stealing horse from Ben
iamiu iChnrk10fnrd ~ RtoHe,scko hur0 in
The year lsG5. VI. g. and ]. n. Hndgings,
.sasi Ssaa x:s.ssi ri.
consumed the srsster mart of the dsy. and
s''2G CAAslsK r. Pereeoy. ,c6srssd with hmi.
= lar Uifeuce, MA ss1t on q IA nest term az
- Die circuil coss n 81 Sssi 's'm ~. ~
sss e sss n '.sa n,
,.s. = III 8 as,s;.A. GssHreadluss ana tskira
helong 70 bin. He saeessxa1 ins nroyins
: sjs p gse, a9d - DISCHARGED. He vas abis
!, s.,s ssispasa py Y. s a +! Tsaiaferto eeS W.T
!. s n HSassr /. AZ. 4 =, :.
~ = & IN M tgsnd 4 &c ef tasel4sst and
ss..'5stbesy - .hastiasys q l6ert IL
!; 49, 100 dtf iSd 8 4Jt3kts pise4 rp' % Gil
s4s63s6t 1tnsys BamsGlt - kisnecniun
CO..: 9: =: -. Sc. s B||s 4. e. s.
.'si1x ~ tllx s0lna- e ~ NM sslisbI'
q :: :: !: 81 e., u !,
ee6lS1 II ~ bssaiae - 1Aaos1I
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sssIt IL sssd ,thSs Meridian was hunanely
selected by the authorities q Tho place to
which carloads Of hopelcssly sick Con:
fedefatcs &ere sent to die, ~ they could
Ieave the world with less regret from that
spot than any other! 10 the Confederacy.
Good bye, Meridian. May we live three
score and ten, and never gaze upon yonr
red hills, black; Jacks, and yellow ruts
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Sentence OF Glenroy Baker.

correspondence VI tuO niCuiuohoD10Po'sA ;
FREDERICKSBURG, October 10, 1866.
Gleurey Baker, the negro who killed
young Motley on the highway in this county
in August last, was this morning sentenced
to be hung at the Fair Grounds near this
place on the 10th Of Noyember-the same
day that Robinson, the murderer of the
Limerick family, viii be executed in Star
ford. SHoCKOE.
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.sEsz.s Es.s u -
OFFICE RICHMOND AND PyrRRsgrRal
>u RAILROAD COMPANY,
RJruunND Va Iuly II f.gg 1

~ hfN
4, -ipf >u..tf RAILROAD COMPANY,
E..J, RIcHMosD, Va, July Il, ho5. J
GUNNER SCHEDULE.-TWO DAI.
- LY TRAINS EXCEPT on SUNDAYS NORTH
AND SOUTH, MAKING CLOSE CONNECTIONS
WITH MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CARS or TIIE
NIGHT TRAISS,-Ou and after MONDAY the ls,a
instant the trains will run as follows:
Leave Richmond st AIS A. NJ. and 10 7.
and arrive at Petersburg at so A. N. and az
Leave Petersburg at $40 A. N. and SOP.
and arrive at Richmond at $50 A. NJ. and ~
: On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION TsAIE viii
leave Richmond at IL. 25A A. NJ. and arrive Al r..
tersburs at 10 p. II. Returning, ii will leave Pc
tersburg st IL A. II. ...--3',..-f
On SUNDAYS the MORNING TRAIN only viii
leave Richmond and the EVENING TRAIN only
The TRI- WEEKLY TRAINS eonnec, at Peters.
burg with the Norfolk trains.
The morning and evening trains make close con.
nectiOns at Richmond and Petersburg With train,
for the North and south, and passengers can BE-
accommodated with splendid SLEEPING CARS on
night trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg ami
Potomac railroad, and on the Wilmington aud
Weldon railroad.
Going SOUTH, the route IS open 10 Raleigh.
Wilmington, Charlotte, Columbia, Charleston
Greensboro, Augusta. Savannah, Atlanta, Mont.
gomsry, Mobile, and New Orleans.
The evening train for the present only counee,,
Az far as Wilmington, N. q.
THROUGH TICKETS SOLD and BAGGAGE
CHECKED to Wilmington and Raleigh. w
se2o-ts Engineer and Superintendent
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ArrtFK MEr1pIt, ANrslSG DEscRrr

z ArrEK MERIDIAN--AN AMrslSG DEscRIr-
TON OF i SOUTHERN RAILROAD STATION.
4 pleasant railroad station Is Meridian,
Miss. Tie Selma (Afa.9 Messenger says OF
it GA gentleman who had some cxpe-
renee IN stopping over at Meridian during
the war, and whose business called him to
Mississippi, was expatiating TO. General
Johnston upon the. discomforts of an APP
pretended stoppage there. sOh,' replied
the General, Meridian has improved. The
hotel has been burnt down." Upon this
'fext 4 writer in another southern Journal
humorously discants as follows: - -
1Who that ever travelled during The war
through Meridian does natIrelnemberl that
hotelY Tie orush Of travellers from the
cars tosthe door would be met by the gen.
tlemanly proprietor with, itWalk in, gen.
Nsaaen, walk in!s Give .me4 private
room,' would be the demand Of fifty spec
culators and ,cpmHlissaries with stuffed
carbst bags, who were "distrdstfdf of their
neithbors.. tCertainly,'swould be the in
variable reply, and No. 40 would be ehalked
on the baggage. AT night, such q scene,
whom an tRe proptfctors Of private apart
ments would, meet together in the garrett,
which was No. 40. There was vegyl good
feed ut that hotel, at least the insects
thought 80, for they assembledfrom every
quarter to feed on the travellers. "a dis
tinguisiied Confederate General said that
his plan for destroying Grants army was
t6ASt'thshf take ~ SlISbpFg ana JSfkfon,
g shs a ssllsS.s y Xe4alss ssish u. II
ways kiliisf tseue casl would Ststye 70
death Ut thst lslectsbls place. DcdgeEs
tanbsrk come, Ind ffied tdhsses OF triching,
VIE aiYsrst6sf. WI nav pic, .sduiFrsl
tart And SevI mol jssi. when slch diaine
snished viatora ,ssu pr,s F-r-.s Of :Woss
Baton Rouge. GAME, along N apd E2pld NOT
~ 4 es !! !ss. Il ,., II
1SIp> III 70 itsHdsncles, destroyed w
chine h 10 system and ne3e . man, OBJ
4 & e : IK asalss
9 q - mod atoms st6sded "
80 Ians 81 u 81 "a e2 over
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Y CHANGE or sCHEDULE.-on az oAD.
MONDAY Oetoher LIST, the mail train viii b.. ~
between Richmond : and si.unien daily Hands,ys.
sxseptsds lssving kiehnopd st 10 A. NJ
leaving Stalntbn on arrival Of mail train tr',a y
east, at !:ie F. u. ON MONDAYS, WEDyEsb.,TY.s
p. X on TbEs6AYs, TEHksDaIYissh ana ~, :r
DAYS. The accommodation train viii be m, * 4
!Eess ChsrlSssssyille aud almond on j! NOV ~
ing CRsrlottssviIIe ais 4. n. and p;sh, !e,v
LIP. y: Freight trains leave Rishmana' ~
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sATTRDAYs'.s
THROU6H TICKETS 10 Lexington. H,r,,.,.
burg. and other points In the Valley, and r. ~,
promi nent points In the southwest. can b. NE,
chased af the once. II D. WHlTC0xh
oc2 General superintsndsn,
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- - .
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
ESsTH 5As ANR EdFsT F F5oy yRs
RAILROAD, CARRYING THR UNITED STATES
NAIL TWICE DAILY.-ELEGANT SLEEPiNG
CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS.-Ths only railroad
route issuing THROUGH TICKETS and THROTGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to the cite,
North, East, and West.
Trains ON this road are now run as follows: n,
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Rieenold
daily Sundays exeeptedl at SIS A. NJ, arriving 10
Wsshlngtom 81 sis,P. y sonnss.ins With the
NORTH, EAST, and WEST.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS attached, leave.
Richmond daily ats p. NJ, arriving in Washing.
tor at lse A. N. J, connecting with the EARLY
MORNING TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST. sl4
WEST. -
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandra, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphis, New York, Boston, and all the prin-
eipal cities In the West.
For further information and through tickets
spply ct the osacs OF the company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets Shockoe Hill.
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL Rurs. Superintendent. mya
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The only blusterer from whom q brave
man will take a, blow is the wind. ,p.I-4,
The latest thing oht--policemen.
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T zimmerman, DYER AND SCOUR-
4. ER, Seventh street, between Broad and Grace
opposite the Theatre 10 prepe red 10 do all kinds OF
DfEING, CLEANING, and SECURING, In all Its
branches, ut short notice. Give me call and sx-
Agents wanted TO solicit orders In the country
and In every city or this State. Address box 16S,
post. OH CO, Richmond, Va. H.#@## ~ ~ Its
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A ADMINISTRATIONS. .NOTICE.-
~ Hsyine sialiasd ca ths sslats Of Jehn bundX
~: III pcass's 81; sSssi; soy ~ sdi
.:ss. e mails itfiS q REs''l'
IN b ,Aisi.Assasss - JsAa1snss. aessssd,
1911 ! ~ ....i - -
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-11

NoACH. REPOSITORY, ON cp4
HR1WRRE.C Carl AND
CANAL bTRKETS.-Ws have on hand, Of our own
msnufaetufs, large stock Of Carriages, Cosshse
fOp asd H9-TOg yugSiss IsHey and ETPrss; We:
81 Wh.pa Coach Material, ks., and are PREPARED
csffisSei, Busgiss, Se., md 70 build them 70 or.
dsf.s 0uriCasnagss being a ous own taanufaeturs,
e s:. ss sa aas tnS
salt freu our friends and the psbltc EeeDestfpily
solisitsd, ) fmy ID \. JOHN J., OSBORN GO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-11

nor NEW YORK.-ATLAN-IsR
JIG TIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPA-
nsM ecmnsndss XIsE
MARIE, A. BoURSK commander, leave Richmond
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY lsays Few FORK
sHSs .a sas 1sH All v.. built
expressly for the route.
they have, splendid SALOONS and STATE:
ROOMS, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS and
VEN DOLLARS AND A HALP.
Goods shipped by this Line are landed regularly
at New. York, on the Conpsnys covered pier,
Shippers a t are Invited to notice that the great
damage and loss, by handling, and exposure from
frequent shipping, {" on other lines, Is avoidsd
Fssights for points beyond New York WILDE for:
Warded with dispatch, and no charge made except
actual expenses Incurred.
These ships dischsrgs cargo 10 New York ct pier
Tor Wellington, North Csroiins Charleston, So.
yannah, Mobile and New Orleans, leave nom the
same pier. Goods for these points can % trans.
insamnes Is very low By these ships and tn.
economy In time, insurance, and condition In
which goods are delivered makes this TIE cheap;
lowest rates. when ordered. ...'rl n
). ,,....-...r ... AGEN7s:a sg,N, .af
!, ~ L1VIsasroE E E2asd 4 CO. Y, ou,..
SAMUEL AYREs 4 CO., .."S
Richmond. Virginia.
- guss JOHN NJ. WEST; lll, -.
. ,.osa r n =; 'wsBsss orse,,. v,,s,n...
For freight g PMsfsiFGs, .YPRlEAs co. Agents
once corner Of Cary and Virginia streets, oppo-
site the Tobacco Exchange. .I.'' den