davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18
THE COMPREHENSIVE

THE ECpPARTNERSIIIP
IT ERETG GFOREEX iSTING BETWEEN JOHN KENI.
Ill FICK and A. o. BARBOT, In carrying ON Drug
Business at No. 48 Broads rect, has been dissolved by
tho death OF the former.
The business will be hereafter conducted by the
BOT. Dr. j. F. M, GEDDINGS"
July 16 A. D. BARBOT.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

E1OR SALE, MOST TDESIRABLE FARM
OF 80 acres about three miles below Green vile O.
and only short dis ance from Deans O. R., where
the cars will stop for Dassengers Upon the place ia
very nice DWELLING HOUSE OF @ rooms, all with fre.
places. pantry and fine ample servants' accom-.
modatons; store houses and stables; an orchard of
choice fruit trees and good vegetable garden delight.
full well OF water. About 20 under cultivation
and 20 In original wood land
Terms cash. Address:
MRS. B. pULLFR
July 19 % 6reenvtite g. q,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18
More Cheap Goods
AT THE
CHARLESTON HOUSE.
STOLL, WEBB & co,

THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
inform their friends and customers that
they have this day MARKED DOWN the
remainder Of their SUMMER STOCK at
and below cost. We are also now re-
ceiving large assortment of GOODS
adapted to Merchants and Planters,
trade, which has just been purchased
in New York, by one of the firm. al the
lowest Cash prices, and will be sold at
small advance.
CONSISTING oF
l04 BLEAoHED sHEETINa at 81 per yard
case l04 Bleached Shooting, Super
case ga and Ga Pillow Cotton
case 3-4 Longcloth, 16 and 90 cents
case 7s Lonecloth 20 and "a cents by piece Il
case A LouScloth. S3 to 10 cents by pioce
cheap
Irish Linens at all prices
T.. and 1o-4 Bleached Table Damasks at low prices
Bird Eye and Russia Diapers in variety
Linen sheengs, all widths
Pillow Linens, all widths
Damask Napkins and Doylies in variety
Linen Lawns
Super 8, 10, IL and 16-f Domask Cloths
10 and 114 Marseiles Qui is, superior quality at ss'
and $40.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

r OTIS At RIKERSVILLE -ONE LuTOF
IL LAND, situated on King. street Il ad, in the most
fourshng portion Of the village Of R,kersviie; front
on Kpgstreet 100 feet; skrvn street, 149 ieet Lemon.
street. 600 feet Prce.sreet 600 feet ess with
alarge building 8Ux3v. Sheds. &C., DO.
The above Will be sold it'll without the buildings,
ALSO
Six LOTS the above, fronting three strests;
ground high and dry. Apply at
July II No. q RADCLIFFE. STREET.
THAR AND TURPENTINE WORKS FOR
l. SALE.-Two Kilns. one Is bbl Still. 8 Copper
Cndensers, Force Pump, and all ma hnery necessary
for the manufacture Of Tar and Turpentine. The
ohinery is nearly For terms &c., address r. L.
GRAVES d CO., Beaufort, 8. @. 10 Jaly7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18
FOR SALE.

EfOR sALE.-A GRIST MILL, WITH FOUi
L. Horse Engine attached. Apply at No sc BEAu
FAlN-sIREET, two doors west of Kutledge.
July 18 Q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18
E. nj. WHITING.

CORONER AND MAaI5rRATE,
HAG REMOVED HIa OFFICE To NO. 81 CHAI-
IL MERSSrREET, North aide, neat door to Mr
hoNNIS Backsmi,h shop, and two doVrs east of Meet
nBsueet. May 30
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

C0PARTR Ee SHIP NOTICE.
TTHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il under tho name aud style of AUSTIN 4 ALBEE
has this day dissolved according to articles Of agree
ment. tSigned.) EARLES AUSTIN.
CHARLES II. ALBER.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18
WANTS..

WANTED, A STORE ON KING STREET.
w between Liberty and Market streets Address
T. F. ELLSWORTH,
may ~ INV PAVILION Hofal
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

THE UNDERSIGNED
III AS ASSOCIATED WITH HIM IN THE PAINT, OIL
IL AND GLASS BUsINEss, Mr.. GEORGE W. WAR
hEN The business will heI eater be conducted in the
name OF ALBEE WARREN, No. AZ MARKET.
STREET. CHARLES II. ALBEE.
July
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

DISSOLUTION.
TUNHE FIRM OF HUGER AND HASELL Is THIS DAY
i dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will hereafter be conducted by O. K.
HUGER, who is authorized to settle the affairs Of the
late Firm.
BENTLEY 81 \; hESfs' D. 'HAsEIb. General Partners.
M. K. JEsUP b CO., Special Partners.
July IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18

DISSOLUTION.
TTNHE CoPARTNEhSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
L In this city under the Arm Of DECOT1 Es & BALAs
was dissolved on I'd April last, by written agreement
Either partner or their attorney will Hgn in liquidation
only. A. O. DECOTTES.
T. p. SAIAS
Charleston, July 8, 1866.
1NHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE BtJsI
Il NESS under the name and style of sALAS & CO.
F. P. sALAS,
July9 IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10

New GLASSES FOR WEAK EYEs.-A re-
cent discovery, that was purely scientific
in its origin, has led to further discovery
of means Of relief for persons who are
troubled with weak eyes. Some time since
it was made known to the Paris Academy
of Sciences that lens, or glass covered
with a thin film of silver leaf, would ena-
BILE person to gaze at the sun through IL
without the usual painful dazzle and glare.
More recently the Academy received q
communication from another member, In
which he described an application OF inc
aforementioned discovery for the protec-
ton of weak ewes. His own sight had been
impaired in the course of some enehlicai
experiments, so that the light mad become
painful to him, and he had recourse 10 the
ordinary colored spectacles USED III Such
cases. He used Spectacles with blacR
glasses ut first he then put green glasses
over the black ones. These answered tole-
rably we'll. but he ultimately took set OF
blne glasses, which he had covered as
above with a thin film Of silver leaf. These
answered the best of all, and afforded him
the relief he was seeking after. A film OF
gold leaf over the glasses has a similar ef-
feet. The light transmitted is very plea
SAINT, especially in the case Of gold leaf.
The latter, when yellow, lets green light
pass when green Qhat is, alleged with
silver), the eye receives blue light. de
therefore thinks that persons laboring un.
der the Inconvenience of weak eyes Will
derive great relief from spectacles SO pre-
pared, 7.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10

TAME WoLvEs.-A couple of tame wolves
have been objects Of curiosity in yard on
Mulberry street, for a few days past. They
are very tame-So tame that they are the
"nicest playthings in the world" On
Saturday, gentleman went down to see
them. and the lady of the house remarked
to him that they were very tame. "Just
see here" said she, and she fondied them
as if they were innocent little babes.
"You put your hands upon them and see
how tame they are" she invitingly said to
the gent. Of course he would, but, as he
approached, four rows of teeth admoniShed
him to keep a safe distance. At this the
woman assured him it was only playful
demonstration, and, to show him how ex-
ceedingly we'll tanned they were, she
entered the house and returned with three
little kittens which she placed before the
wolves. Then she engaged in further con-
yersaton with the gent, and soon after,
both hearing faint squeak, turned around
Just in time to see the tail Of kitten num-
Der three going down the mouth of the
tamest wolf. The visitor Immediately took
his departure, after making liberal offer
for the wolves, to take home for an infant
child to play with in the absence Of its
mother. -Ne,c Haren Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10

.ITaps Jr,rndl Of HeaAh enuns,s.es tno
.,,,a.s; 1,hc list Is capable of being IN
,o'eoans' tended. Indeed, IL one should
uehn ,.'. y, the silly and ridiculous habits
spv a n,astices by which the majority OF
az an .,,sne m ortals are injuring themselves,
80 would make a chapter as long as the
Atlantic cable: !.
walking along the streets with the point
&c an umbrella sticking out behind, under
the arm, or over the shoulder. by SUD
denly stopping to speak to q iriena, OF
other cause, a person walking IN Tue rear
has his brain penetrated through mis- eye, 10
one of our streets, and died 10 few days
Stepping into church aisle, after dis
mission. and standing to. conyerse with
others. or to allow occupants Of the same
new to mass out and before, for the cour.
tcsy of precedence, at the expense Of
greater boorishness to those behind.
To carry long pencil in vest or outside
coat pocket. Not long since a clerk in
New York fell, and the long cedar pencil
50 pierced an important artery, that it had
to be cut down upon from the top OF the
shoulder to prevent his bleeding to death
with a three months illness.
To take exercise OF walk lot tue hcas'
when every step is drag, and instinct
urges us to reposc. !,
To guzzle down glass after glass of cold
water on getting up in the morning without
any feeling of thirst, under the impression
of the health-giving nature of its washing
out qualities.
TO sit down to a table and "force
yourself. to eat when there is not only NJ
appetite, but positive aversion OF food.
70 take glass Of soda or toddy, or san
garee, or minf-drops on summer day
under the belief that 1t is safer and better
than glass of cold water.
To economic time By robbing yourself
of necessary sleep, on the ground that al
hour saved from sleep is an hour gained
for life, when in reality it is two hours &C
tually lost, and half dozen other hours
actually spoiled.
To persuade yourself that you are de
stroying one unpleasant odor by introdu
cling a stronger one, that is, attempting t.
sweeten your own unwashed garments ant
person by enveloping yourself in the fume
of musk, eau de cologne, or rose water
the best perfume being clean skin ant
we'll washed clothing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10

ENGLISH OPERA.-Miss Caroline Rich.
ings, one of the most accomplished artistes
ofthe day, is now in Richmond, the prima
donna of an excellent English Opera Com.
pany. We feel assured that if our contem-
poraries Of the Richmond press could in.
duce her and the company, which they
laud so loudly, to come this way, that they
would receive substantial proofs Of our love
of INDEPENDENTLY in English. We
have one Of the neatest little opera-hoqses
in the South, and community fully able
and DESTROYS to patronize first-class artistes.
We hope Miss Richings will come this way.
She will be welcomed with crowded
houses. -Norfolk Old Dominion. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10

VEGETABLEs.-We fear our Richmond
friends have a very limited acquaintance
with the wonders Of the vegetable king
dom. No wonder the Dispatch called for
an agricultural fair this fall in order to re-
yive its knowledge of farm productions.
1t talks about ffteen-pound cabbage as a
"bg" thing. Any tailor can tell it that
that is moderate "cabbage." But the
"heighth, depth, and density" of its green
ness is illustrated by the following:
big RadiSh.-Mr. M. B. Sweeney, of
Halifax county, N. c., has sent us one OF
the largest radishes we have ever seen. Ii
weighs three pounds, measures twenty -four
inches in length, and is thirteen and a hall
inches in circumference at its largest part:
1t may be seen in the Dispatch window.
If the Dispatch will get its Fredericks-
burg special reporter to visit Cooke, Roy
& WelIford's, its vegetable ideas will be
exnsnded by the sight Of one of our
Fredericksburg radishes from Mr.. W. Fl.
Norton's garden. It's weight is eighteen
pounds mot three), length three feet, and
circumference two feet. 1t is tender, and
Gt for the table. This is Ueritoble whop-
per. 1t can't be called "a small potato"
and is, fguratively, "some pumpkins"
Don't talk about your North Carolina
MISUNDERSTANDING NeaoS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10

FoRNEY on HUNNIcUTT.- W. Hun.
nicutt, the fearless editor of the Neu M.
ton, a thorough loyal paper, which he es-
tablished at Richmond some months ago,
and which he has published ever since
under great difficulties, is now in Philadel-
phia. 1t takes high, bold ground against
treason and slavery, and is working excel
lent results. We learn that it is Mr.. Hun
nicutt's intention to call upon our leading
Union men for assistance in this worthy
enterprise, and we have pleasure in COM
mending him to their favor.-Philadslphia
Press, Sth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10

-
MAxAssAs Gar RArLRoAD.-E. O. Mar
.ha,,. Esq, has been reelected President Of
tho Manassas Gap railroad, and his salary
continued at 1880. His exhibition tothe
stockholders at their annual meeting Is not
very favorable. He has raised and OK.
pended some $4,000; but the great diff
Guilty he encountered in raising this small
sum shows that the road has but few
friends, or that they are very poor. He Is
q perseyering man however. He says:
!. "While the result may involve the sur
render Of the charter with the rights Of this
company TO another organization, we can
lay to our souls the fsttering JUNCTION that
Manassas, at the time Of browning success,
fell from our hands among the many sacri-
ices Of the Lost Cause." @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10

THE Gas MULTIPLICATION well-known
townsman, Joseph Poznanski applied the
gas multiplier to the metre Of our office
yesterday. We are most pleased to state
that the results of this application have
surprised as much as pleased US. Mr..
Poznanski placed three-foot burner in
the place of a six-foot burner, and two
foot burner instead Of a tive-foot burner
to the gas fixtures Of our establishment |;
and Notwithstanding the immense reduc-
ton in the consumption OF gas, the light
produced by Mr.. Poznanski's new system
was at least twenty-five per cent. better
than any light we have had before
Charleston Ne,rS. e ara Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10

An old woman on steamboat observing
two men pumping up water to wash the
deck, and the captain being near by, she
accosted him as follows: "Well, captain,
got well, Ell" "Yes, ma'am, always
carry one" said the polite captain. "Well,
that's clever. / always did dislike the
nasty river water, especially in dog days."
The NoJles' Gazette, of Moscow, lately
contained this curious phrase: "Until
now, thanks to. the visible protection OF
Providence, the cholera had only attacked
the lower classes: but at present the terri
BILE scourge attacks the middle class and
even the nobility" .5
A Scotchman once went to.a lawyer for
advice. and detailed the circumstances of
the case. 4" Have you told me the facts
precisely as they ocGnrreda" said the law
yer. "Q,,ay, sir, ,rejoined he: i thor't
best tel We truths; and ye can put the
lies intoit yourself !" ~
How to cultivate presence Of mind is o
question often asked, and seldom answered,
but the Washington Star suggests as a
means Of ascertsining mans resources in
q case Of emergency that Q viciousdog be
set upon him. al arI 4af1Ix
:, The great difference between, the young
and tho old is this, the young have the
world before them, whilst the old are be.
hind the world. =,
Old Ewes, the miser, having listened to
B very eloquent discourse on chAritJ, re.
marked =" That sermon 90 strongly proves
the necessity Of aims giving that-I'ye al
most mind to beg 49, 80, =, $50 81 + s.
No BsD--A .vsgrant who was brought
before The Leeds England masistyates on
the 18th ultimo was. said 70 have never,
peen p bed for 81 least ten years. so = =
= = lasriage,H said On unfestun6tSp Aas,.
oe s. /" u ne fSvs-yxtd OE lore. Yes,
sss:pps4 40 az & B "a y9ns ten ~ lt6e'
.ss3 & sSFy I; ;, /. I, !: ,.ss -,
~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10

A DIsrINCTf0N.--The experienced are
= aware that there is no severer trial OF tent
per. than the milking Of q refractory cow.
Saoh . COW, by refusing to stand still, and
" DO kicking over the milk two or three
!, times, had yexed me SO beyond oil endur-
III ance, that, procuring . good cudgel, and
&c having got the COW well cornered,I pro-
ceeded to administer most wrathful fog.
singss Ny father that moment made his
unexpected appearance, and suspended the
operation of castigation by saying: "Har-
go mon, my son, don't stfikS that cow again (;
- never strike cow : Il never does them any
eood--nesef s"aa.s gs'y y llaa 4 - ssia
,syr.A About Q weak aftef this my ftther was
9 doug the milking himself. and. the cow
pnnanally Troublesome. a. / infer
III srsa ft0m l0Hd S0nnds IN the dff6fsion of
- The hasn,yaEd. Going 10 the snoE 1 ar.
~ s,se9 Jass - tine 10 zee the cows 1 very.
!. 49, cospes - sthe tence, and the bootI of
~ pasesnai relative sdlninisterins r,cks
M ~ ls9ysest Kind thtek and fsst q r..
theF," said !, very auis3aS' HI 49,. -.
y, ron told ne Aeteft stsike 4 o. y ..vp1
that u trne,r was the reply, Hhils Dc 49,
a. iSNHynt cpptinusu With uushstpd vts NV.
) sssgthas y tfusi Int az I ~ ssysspf
ehonts hlshtng tksmi did 4 asy .anythihe
So Ns tctsS. tAestt Ssiki9e Aoes -
10 ass 1Fl!eg $500 se n I - Fish,
/. ~ - :. = 8.
nsissisyi = 800 g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10

The receipts from customs from the goth
to the 3lst ultimo, which have been re-
ported to the Treasury Department, were
as follows Boston, 1856, 0s8.05; Baltimore,
Sl45,203.53. From October goth to Oc-
tober 9th there was, received at Phila-
delphia sls7,02l.sl, New Orleans, s77,-
5l0.57. H. ust
How is THAR Are You willing that in
the maturity of time Mr.. Phillips should
be dealt with as reported f-Cincianati
Commercial. t
Mr.. George Peabody has given s25,0OO
to found professorship Of Mathematics
and Natural Sciences at Phillips Academy,
at Andover, Mass. -
II Is said the Canadian Government has
resolved to commute the sentences Of
Lynch and Mcmahon.
The italian opera artists in London get
s35, 900 month, andth orchestra $500 .
night. is
j The loss of tonnage by marine disasters
last month is set down at $4,000, 900, ex-
GLIDING cargoes. -
A robber in st. Lonis, being pursued by
q policeman, threw himself into the river
and was drowned.
Two girls hare died from burns received
by the explosion5of . kefosene lamp, in ST.
Paul, Ninn.fy {. = sssssasssse. -
The late aecdsdestrcyed goo 900 tobacco
plants in the Department OF the Garonde,
France. SE89 tsf
Since thu reduction In rate for the dis
patches ever the Atlantic cable thele has
been = krsc inefesse OF basipesg.
ao a psoniAenti church member IN .WAtsr-.
yiile, VI, lately worked Ii his:potato GAR
tsr ~ Sunday, aiakil.e r ~ Set4rdey.
The ByshmiH sapl llsAe sanSdan1 law
Aysd pppp 1851 1s9 ytsr q sonsrsnASkar1
sss&!ss ssJLI sai,iza n j.g1
a - $3.50 RI N - 3k1f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10

RETURNED TO CONGREss.-The Hon.
James Brooks, proprietor of the New York
Erening Express, has been again elected to
Congress by over 5000 majority. This is
sharp rebuke to the Radicals in Congress,
who ousted Mr.. Brooks from his seat to
give place to Mr.. Dodge, Radical. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10

John L. Thomas and J. J. Stewart, Radi.
cal candidates in the second and third Con-
gressional districts of Maryland, intend to
contest the elections.-Ne,o York Tribune.
What farce these numerous contests
for seats in the next Congress will be !
The Radicals, Of course, will Dust all the
Democrats. This fact is SO we'll under
stood that we are surprised that any Radi-
cal candidate should fail to claim the posi-
ton of Congressman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10

CIVIL RrGHrs AGAIN.-For the purpose
of bringing before the courts some ques-
tions relating to colored men, growing out
of the Civil Rights bill and the constitu-
tional amendment abolishing slavery, a
colored man in the city of New York took
some preparatory steps during the recent
registration of voters in that city. This
man came to be registered, but as the cleo
ton laws of that State prescribe property
qualification for colored voters, he was
asked some questions concerning what pro-
perty he had, and he declined to answer,
SO as to make up such case as could be
brought before the Supreme Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10
,B.sr.BAII-A CHALLENGES CABsAaE.-

BAsE.BALL-A CHALLENGE SAbbAtk'
The Petersburg bsder Of yesterday says:
We have still another complaint to pre-
fer against you, Mr.. Dispatch. The Cock
ade Club Of this place, EQHposed OF many
of the first young men of~Petersourg, mas
been In existence some weeks, and has
already played some games not to be beaten
by your Richmond athletics. You people
can come over and get scored out Of sight
whenever you please. On the "two-
horse town question, allow us to wonder
that your little place has never forgotten
its late honor as capital of the so-cslied
Confederacy. Don't be so fcey in speak
ing of larger and more important places.
The Inder has the largest cabbage-head
belonging to any of the papers that have
boosted of the size Of theirs. Its head
weighs q fraction over twenty pounds
Chesterfield forever -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10

EOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN.Htf
TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPA. $3.50
NY. The splendid new sids-wheei steaII,psEs
HITTERAB, S. ALEXANDER commando, ALoh
AARLE, A; BogRsE somTandsr, issr. S SnT Yc,i
sysry WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. ,.o
These SHIPS are entirely new. and were '"'
expressly for the route. ooys -, stall
They have splendid SALOON, s ,nTsr6 NJ ri
ITTENTION are unsurpassed. ., s.
VEN Es'i pSi,L Iss'l AND sDo a HALF .,.,,
:. e Ne. '9f SgIs % y s he coSpsy
within forty eight hours. y,,s
Shippers are invited TO notice that The T ,,s
damage and loss By handling, and expo.a -, zoe!
frequent rs.shipping, - on other hns'' - A'''
frsisbts for points beyond New York win Pee. ,.s
vxFdsd With dispatch, and no charge nAas s'''r
s Yhsss sRips discharge cargo In New Yorf :, ?.
No. % North river, and the Company 800 s..
for Wilmington, North Csrolins char,sss from q,
fsm ms with Without expense or sxpssurs: ana T.,
insarSncs 10 very low By these ships, ana, ana =
economy in time, insurance, and eo ,hn sSs,r
which goods are delivered, make. ~" .ssst,I
sst Youts from Virginia. Insurance sh''"
lowest rates. when ordered.
AGENTS:
Hvnosroissi E B9S.d + sS.s.v Ioh
SAMUEL AYES .s no S9. Virginia.
JOHN n w III Point .nl p.s.nsm
r.H. wISss o,se,.. Virgins.
osis'ss' q ps ;tSsih:i 1RR2I e CO.. As.as
oscs corner Of Cary and Virginia street: OE9"
site he Tobacco Exehangs. d'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10

v CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-0n and Aru
MONDAY, October LIST, the mall train will be re
between Richmond and S'aunion daily tsnn:sr
excepted), leaving Richmond At 30 ", go
between Stanton and Jacksons river tri' week.!
leaving Stanton on arrival Of mail train iruul'
east, at 4 2OP. N. on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAY,,
and FRIDAYS, and leaving Jscsson's river q!
p M on uESDAYS, TIL tuesdays, and sATt..
DAYS. The accommodation train will be- run b.
tween Charlottesville and Richmond on MOI
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, snd SATURDAYS, lrs'.
Ing charlottesville NJ S A. NJ. and RchHorIE
Si5P 49, Freight trains leave Richmond G:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS
SEA aS5 a r1crrrs - 1s,,rO,or p,r,.o,.
burg and other points In tho valley. and 20 ST.
prominent points In the southwest, can be pay
chased at the ofice. II ID. ~HlTCoAb,
oc2 General Superintendent