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We continue to furnish usual feamshps Steamboats,.
Plantations Cotton Presses Foundre Hotels, ETC. etc,
well as Families with the BEST QUALITIES of PittsbuTg,
Anthracite and English Camel Coal delivered CARRIAGE
FREE, at the LOWEST MARKET RATES
McCLosKEY, MASON Co,
Office, l66 Gravier street.
Opposite St Charles Hotel
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Aw NOTICE........... law H0pgoE.
The undersigned has resumed tic practice Of his profess
in ths Courts Of New Orleans parshes OF Jefferson and ST.
charles Prompt attention given to olecons throughout
the State Office tho Canal Bank, corner Caap and
DAVID c. LABATT,
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500 Tons WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, suitable
for Foundry and Steamship purposes landing ex hiE
Merchant, from Philadelphia.
FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICES.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-03
CARD.

iii with feelings pride American manufacturers that
we publish the following testimonials, which have been
cetyed by us recently:
European TestlmOnials.
Received during the month Of August, 1865.
I.onnnx Irlg af l8E6
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-03

ADVANCES ON ooNsIaNNENrs OF COTTON,
Tobacco staves Tslow, Western Produce etc. friends
in New York, Boston, Liverpool Hsvre Bordeaux, and the
West Indies. OSCAR BERCIER,
No IS Nagasine street up stairs.
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Marks andl NJ f c..l NJ IA,s e
of M " Numbers a;b3ss a;St Rate 1A IL. "i
consigLe "s'e'. "etEts. tEs. "et5uV' 1HA
8 cts

The said having having filed in my
office asduly certified copy Of the bond executed
and delivered by the aforesaid to-
the collector of the -- district Of the State
of -. for the removal of the same.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-03

Sensation matinee programme to-day at the
Academy of Music.
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Foreign Items.

HUGH McCULLoCH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
rTURNER 81 COHEN
PHOTOGRAPH AND FINE ART GALLERY
no. so Camp street.
PHOTOGRAPHY.

Trusting that the liberal patronage friends and the
public will continue have engaged the services of Mr. E.
NJ HOWELL operator who surpassed for skill
ful and artistic ability Our artist Mr. REICHMAN is
ond to in the country.
These gentlemen wthmany others for business have
lately arrived from New York, and prepared
make pictures from the smallest miniature your watch
to tull fesze portraits.
The public invited to call and make critical examna
ton themselves the many specimens we have of well
known ei Gems OF this city
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FINANCIAL.

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iGLENDY BURKE, GEO. BACON BURKE, CARNEAL
BURKE)
BaRkers-No. 81 Camp street.
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange Collection
made, and remittanees promptly attended Draw on
Merchants National Bank, New York, Bank of Liverpool
Engla
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in the construction of which they have introduced everJ
known and valuable improvement. They have Invariably
been selected and used by all worlds acknowledged Grea
Artists who have vedthis country professionally both 70
private public
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COAl.---COAL. ...

TOAE........,........CO GOA COAL
$4,000 Barrels BEST PITTsBURG COAL for sale, by
boat OF barge load aaoat at Willow Grove.
300 Tons SELECTED RED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL,
"egg size" now landing ship Ella s. Thayer from
Philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-03

OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC INSUEE.
SEAECE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS, No l32
Gtavier street between Camp st Charles Streets July
1865 This Company Is now prepared to take FIFE,
MARINE, RIVER AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION
RISKS, on the most favorable terms.
EDWARD RIGNEY, President.
WIN. P. KELLOGG Vice President
Il. P. JAEVIER, Secretary.
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Testimonials from the distinguished Artists in Europe
Messrs. Chickerng Sons.
LONDON, July %, 1866
Having played upon Piano Forte made by Messr Chcke
ing sons, of Boston and Now York have much pleasure
tsstifyng to its general excellence.
For Sweetness and Bnlancy of Tone Deicacy of T0uc
and Magnificent Power for Concert Purposes consider
really Grand Piano Forte and decidedly the Best have
of American manufacture.
GIULO REGONDL
G. A. OSBORNE.
ALFRED JAELL.
W. KuHE
LINDSAY SL0PEP. 81
JULES BENEDICT.
j. M0SCHELES,
Professor of Conservntoire de Leipzig.
NJ W BAbFE
CHAS. HALLE.
BRINLEY RI HARDS. II
S. ARTHUR GHAPPEL,z
Director Of Monday Concerts, London.
RENE FAFARGER,
SYDNEY SMITH.
Certificate from Herr Carl Reinecke Successor to the pos
tons of Mendessohn both in the Conervaoie and COZ
ducor Of the celebrated q" "Gerwandhause Goncerhn IA
Leipsie.
LElPsro, July, 1866. A
hereby assert and affirm that the Grand Piano Forte
Chickerng Sens Of soston and New York which hNt
tried Hnd examined Of the Finest Instruments Of Ill
''s' ''',s VI >''''' = ~ ''s''' CARL REINEOKE.a
ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS and Price las seatby MALI
wAREBooms, "A
66s, Broadway. Few Yos.lsa., ca
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PROPOSALS.

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EoRM cx--wEIGHERls oERTIFIoATE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-18

PRorEGE OF Mrs. JEFF. DAvIs.-The
Christian Register tells the following: A
little boy was baptized on Sunday after
noon at the church in Indiana place, Bos-
ton, whose history was interesting. After
Jefferson Davis was taken prisoner, Mrs.
Davis sent this little colored boy almost
white, however), about seven years old, to
General Saxton, with letter, in which
she told him this story: She said that in
1861, passing house in Richmond, she
heard child scream, and going in, found
this child, whose mother was free colored
woman, who left him at her death in the
care of others, who ill-treated him. Mrs.
Davis said she took the child home, and
they all became very fond of him. He
shared their fortunes and misfortunes, and
when obliged to fly from Richmond they
took him with them. She requested &C.
neral Saxton to treat him well, which it is
not necessary to say he did. But when
General Saxton was removed from the
Department, he gave the child to the care
of one of the teachers of the Educational
Commission, who has brought him North,
and introduced him to Christian institu-
tons last Sunday. The little boy is very
bright and sweet, and is great favorite.
Who wishes to take him and bring him up ?
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A LESSON IN MANNERs.-One of the pro-
prietors of this paper visited Gillfeld
Church (colored) . few weeks back to pay
the tribute of his respect to worthy,
honest, upright man whose funeral was
preached there that day-Bob Holloway.
He was met at the door. by one Of the
officers of the church, respectable coloreo
man, who carried him to an eligible posi-
ton near the pulpit, gave him . chair,
handed him hymn-book, and endeavored,
unobtrusively but politely, to make him
comfortable. l. +.
Last Sunday the other proprietor saw
stranger make his way along the whole aisle
of one Of our largest white churches, with
the obvious design Of seeking seat, that
he might witness or participate in the SER
vices, and he was forced to return nearly
to the door before any one had the good
manners, we will not say the Christian
courtesy, to offer him place in his pew.
Which Of these bodies showed the- best
appreciation Of its Christian dutiesi-
Petersburg Ind<s. ey,@s
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ONE SrEP FROM THE ALrAR TO THE
GRAyE-DEATH OF NEwLY-MARRIED Cor-
PLE.-One week ago Mr.. Tony Laukoff
was married to Miss Agnes Krieft; both OF
Newport, Kentucky. The young and hap
py couple enjoyed their honeymoon on
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, determining
that on Monday morning they would settle
down to commencement of their new life
with all its business, responsibilities, trials,
SC. On Monday morning they rose at an
early hour, and robing themselves in their
everyday attire, went to breakfast. Each
complained Of feeling seriously ill, and
neither could eat The husband was COM
PEELED almost Immediately to retire to bed,
and in few minutes his wife followed him.
A physician was sent for, who, upon ar
irving in tho sick chamber, and after ex-
animation of the patients, pronounced their
disease the cholera. Immediate attention
was given to them, but during the day
they continued to grow worse, and at half
past 4 O'Clock the husband died. His
body was removed to an adjoining room.
His wife was also in q collapsed condition,
and at half.past 8 o'clock she too fol-
lowed her husband into the dark valley and
shadow of death. The bridegroom and
bride were robed In their wedding clothes,
and on Tuesday both were buried in the
same grave.-Ctmcinnaf Enquirer.
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Dorf WRlTE THERE. -" Don't write
there,n said one to . lad who was writing
with . diamond pin on pane Of glass in
the window Of Q hotel.
"Why 2" said he.
I" Because you can't rub II out"
There are other things which men should
not do, because they cannot rub them out.
A hearts aching for sympathy, and cold,
perhaps heartless, word 10 spoken. The
impression may be more durable than that
Of diamond pin upon the glass. The in.
scriptiOn on the heart may last forever.
On many mind and many heart sad
Inscriptions are deeply engraved, which NO
effort can erase. We should be careful
what We write upon the minds OF others
N0rys Nustssn. < o. 49,
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BuakrrrlLr, Va, October II, 1868.

BuRkEYnLs, Va, October IL, 1865.
This isths Junction Of tho Southdde and
Richmond and Dsnyills railroads, ana az. az,
rives iss name from Colonel burke s.,s
present owner Of the properly IN am m,
about tAis place. Il has already 1917 - css
historical FOR being an importsn' po,h. az. ~,
supplies for the army during tno "s, aaa
also for having been raidcd upon Dy Henc-
raj Wilson In the summer Oh ioof, "n0 va :.
.troved All the military stores ana Puo"c
Sn;ia;n,. General Wilson met with q
oa . s;ss..rous defeat while on this raid a.
p"s,a,s Station, where General Fitz Lee
."''."a his whole command and captured
I0" ali Of Il. Burkcville is beautifully
s;,naicd in . pleasant oak grove, and has
Serv much the air Of . town.. 1t contains
= comfortable hotel, several stores, and q
large number Of attractive public build
ings. - o.
several days at Nottoway Courthouse,
Judge Chambers presiding. There are
many important cases. First, is most
interesting will case. Frank Dyson, an old
citizen of Nottowsy, died some time since,
and bequeathed to questionable heir
four -handred and fifty acres Of land and
1900 In cash, and the residue Of his
estate to his daughter, who has brought an
action for the recovery Of all the estate be.
longing 10 Mr.. Dyson at his death, who had
amassed very handsome fortune. Thi:
case creates vast deal Of interest in the
county, and there 10 . strong feeling in fa.
vor of. the young lady, She has for bel
counsel John Lyon, Esq, Of Petersburg
aud John Jones, Esq, Of Nottoway. Fol
doubtful heir, Thomas H. Campbell, Esq
The case viii perhaps be decided to-day
or tomorrow.
William Oliver, freedman, arraigned fol
breaking lock and stealing two chicken:
valued at thirty cents, found guilty and
sentenced to tho penitentiary for one
year.
James Bell, a freedman, arraigned for
committing, in the most diabolical manner
a rape upon little negro girl eight years
old, who will perhaps die from injuries in.
fiicted. He was found guilty and sen.
fenced to be executed, and trust Go
vernon Pierpoint will not pardon one after
perpetrating such hellish crime.
william II. Mann was counsel for pri
soner, and acquitted himself with great
legal ability. \.
There are many other cases Of Interest
here that ]. will write you Of tomorrow.
Not less than three bridal parties passed
here to-day, all gay and happy. But the
most festive was from Farmville, so cele-
brated for her bellies. Bright eyes and
irresistible fascination caused your CORE
spondent to capitulate instanter, and &C
company the party short distance on the
road TO Richmond. Oh my heart aches
now. Bright eyes, farewell!
A splendid brass band from your city
passed here to-day, en- route for Halifax
Courthouse, where there will be tourna'
ment tomorrow.
A menagerie will soon be on exhibition
here. Some Of the animals have already
arrived. G y.
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A number of sudden deaths have re-
Gently taken place at Annapolis, caused by
imprudence in the use of raw oysters,
which the late rains in that section have
rendered unwholesome. At the instance
of eminent physicians, the corporate au-
thorities have forbidden the bringing or
offering for sale Of oysters until the LIST day
Of November next.
From the Sd to the 18th instant there
were fifty-nine cholera deaths in Cincin-
natl. .u J t.a4
A whole square of buildings in Ashland,
Pennsylvania, were destroyed by fire on
Sunday night.
General Butler carries on war as little
boys sleep to keep themselves warm
spoon fashion.-Prentice. AL I 5
Many public speakers fatter themselves
that they have exhausted. the argument
when they have exhausted only themselves
and their hearers.
I English papers say Bismarck's disease Is
o disorder OF the brain, but Austrian's can
not see it in that light.
Funny sounding transformations. A
good one Is very hard to beat.
To dispense mob-mount cart and
begin to give them good advice. rs,
Artemus Wards photograph is all over
London. 81, 80
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C9 ShSssrh KE shT3HRs esRf %tHsHD
CANAL STREETS. have on hand, Of our own
manufacture, . large stock Of Carriages, Coaches
Bretts Barouches, Doctors Phetons, Rockswgys,
Top and No-Top Buggiss, ysney and Express Wa
gons, Single and Double Harness, Coach and Bug;
gy Whips, Coach Material, &C., and are prepared
Carriages, Buggies, &C., and to build them 70 or.
der. Our Carriages being OF our own msnufaftufe,
enabled 70 sell at the lowest prfees ana give
call from our friends and the public respectfully
solicited lmy IL JOHN J. OSBORN co
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A. Ward has Lang letter in Rsnch de-
scribing bis visit 70 Shakpeare's tomb.
The best thing In II u the following:
"Sons Kind pessoo has sent ne Ohaw-
cer1 xqerns. NS. Chsvccf had talent, but
DO oonldnt spAl. No map haS d hight 10 be
hrrayy maA onless 10 inows howte spel.
MneNHy Ia Chaweef, whe had gene.
- Wa - unedieated. He's the VIVA
tP0o9et 49, c.
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r zimmerman, DYER AND SCOUR-
IL. Err, Seventh street, between Broad and Grace
opposite the Theatre lis prepared to do all kinds OF
DYEING, CLEANING, and SECURING, In all it,
branches, at short notice. Give me call and ex-
anime for yourself.
Agents wanted to solicit orders In the country
and in every city Of this State. Address box 7ss,
post Office Richmond, Va. 3-b
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lssw Durksvalh Pc L. Nane- sspsrisf
Csurs -lnDseNns xin CAss--aspe-Perpe-
uAssR osaesased - - kxeeusea Bridal Pas.
sles--Des1 Dad Is1fsaznsns % HAfifAx
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H L. L. MONTAGUE d SON,
TENTH STREET, BBTwBEE MAIN AND cARy,
will be pleased to receive orders from their friends
and the public generally for
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
IN EVERY STYLE.
Good work guaranteed. Terms moderate.
aue-w l.. l.. MONTAGUE 4 SON.
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" -
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
~ Icu E9RTH EAST APP WEsT d+oT TIE
RAILROAD, CARRYING THR UNITED STATES
NAIL TWICE DAILY:-ELEGAST SLEEPING
route Issuing THROUGH TICK ETs and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHICKS from Richmond 70 the eiuu
Trains on lhis ROAD are now snn Is follows: tn.
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daily Sunday. excepted sts.is 4. n, arriving 10
sHRIY apTsRsoos ExPRSss TRAINS for Ii:
ST Tss Mott CIT T TfH Ugh NAIL TRAIN, with
SPLENDID sLBEPlsG CARS attached, leaves
Richmond daily. ats p. n, arriving In WAXING:
tor at 40 A. ", connecting with the EARLY
M0RNISd TRAINS for the North, EAST. and
THRoUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS 10 Alexandra, Washington, Baltimore,
Phiiadelphis, New York, Boston. and al the prin-
sipal cities In the West.
for further information and through tickets
apply at the ofles Of the company. sornsr Broad
and Eighth streets, shockoe Hill.
J. B. GBNTRY, General Ticket Agent.
9AnuHL RUTB, Superintendent. myh
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STEAMERS.

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DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
dS j REasg AVE AL La and .isss
tue TENTH or SEPTEMBER the &az1EI
elegant ateamen
3 SGasgEHSEs SsP'sinc o 4 h
will leave Ludlsm b Watson's wharf DAILY sI
ssBi ana GEx SrSiiSST
Passengers by these boats viii arrive at City
Point In time to connect with the cars Tor Psten'
Pare to City. Point. .."".""".l@
Fare FARE 70 % sSriSif; second eiis;...." ~
TIE eBoRokAsSA leave. Richmond MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY vso.y rurps
pR kYi.u and ysiT lssEfs hor'0if Au
ii: iohEsYtyEsrER Leave. Richmond TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY. and sATy maan,v wvpyp.
pR ks'a .na FFk 1issi; Norfolk AosDA
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
once at steamers wharf.
J. Il. FREEMAN, Passenger Agent
ONCE corner Pourteenth and franklin sfesa'
NOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN- tim
E TIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA. ssh&k
NY.-Ths splendid new side Wheel s!ean, RE
HATTERAS. s. ALEXANDER commander, ALbb.
NARLE, A. BouKSB commander, leave Eiehwons
.very IHEsPAAT and YR ssoAHtb Issys Ne" f''
every WEDNESDAY, ana "a.
These SHIPS are entirely new, and were oaih
'fG5s 10, 'n sp is SALOONS and STATE
ROOMS, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS ana
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. sv
Psssags meals, and state rooms included, BE-
VEN DOLLARS AND A HALF.
Goods shipped By this Line are landed regularly
lat New York, on the Compsny's covered per-
within forty eight hcufs.
Shippers are invited 70 notice that me Es zee,
damage and loss By handling, and exposure ifoa
frequent rs:shippins - on other lines +" 4'0'a'S
Freirhss for points beyond New York wiils ior.
wsrdea with dispatch, and no charge MADE sxeeP
actual expenses Incurred.
Thsss ships Discharge cargo In New York at pie.
No. % North river, and the Company,s steamer
for Wilmington, North Carolina Charleston, -.
yannsh, Mobile and New Orleans, leave from lts
same pier. Goods for these points can Dc fAis
fsrrsd Without expense Or exposure. a. a.. n.
.e ans IN tins, in.ursnes. and sonditicn ia
which goods are delivered, makes this Tie shsii,,
| ct route from Virgins. Insurance euse"' |"
| Lowest rates. when ordered.
M AGENTS.;
LIVINGSTON, FOX = Co..,
III Broadway. New York.
SAMUEL AYREs 4 Co.,
- - Rish mond. Virginia.
JOHN l. T cisa fo,n. and r.s.nsus.
| rH. WEE .r,.,,. Virgins.
1os freight q l:toia: tYRsEEEs e CO., Agents
.,ts "a Tobssso E1sRanSs. isai-b
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
CHANGE OF scHEDULB,-On and af,s,
noADAY October it, the mall train viii be run
sxeoptedl, leaving Richmond at Iso 4. M "a
between Stanton and Jaekson's liver hi. weekly
leaving Stslnfon on arrival Of mali train from to
east, g S5o x: u +. on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAY,
2. y on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sATrR.
DAYS. The accommodation train viii be run h.
tween Chailotiesyills and Riehmond on NOS.
Ing Charlottesville ats A. r. and Richmond :,
3.ftP. n. Freight trains leave Richmond 90
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS. 4,
THRoUGH TICKETS 10 Lexington, Harrison.
burg, and other points In the Valley, and 10 an
prominent points In the southwest, can be pp,.
oc2 General Superntsndsn,
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WIN. KNABE 4 CO.
w nAHuYAofuaBRs or TmH
FIRST PREMIUM. GOLD AEDAL.v xV'
.,st GRAND, SQUARE.
AND UPRIGHT


FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD AIDAL.v XIV
GRAND AND upRloHf saoAA''
PI \ N o 8.
These Instruments having been before the ruol'
for the past thirty ysars, have, upon their sHe'r
lencs alone, stained IN UHPuRcHAsHD fnsHr
ssHcs hat pronouness them unsQualisd. dhsn
-1.y ~ - TONI yEh..
sonbinss great power. Richness, sxeetns", nv
Gns singing quality, = we'll - great paln!
information and harmoniousDsss throush0s' ~
entire scale, Their TOUCH
n plant ana elastic, ana Is entirely free frou "
Stiffness found IN 70 many pianos, whish cav"
the ysriosnss 70 % easily tirs. In
WORKMANSHIP
hey cannot b sxcAllsd. Their sstioS
stYuetsd with Q care and attention TO sr".r
therein that ehafsstsrisss the finest nsfnl 49,,
None butths best4sssoned material 10 used ~ -.
manufacture. and hey win accept The hsfa -
Of the sonssss.roon xtth that Of the psrios -
An squality-snAGssssA In their MELODY; -
they are e0uslxsete1 ifl
"No1 FOB 4 YIAR-DUr ToR s'sn
All oar squars Pianos have oar nss
Grand Scale and the AgTaGs Treble. x,,vs
IvsYy Plano fully warranted for I lSs
: JOHNSON 3 CHAhBsaLAfs,,.. $3.50
sole AsSnss for Ne sals q the sbovs $50,
PSanu, No. 90, corner Aain and III. -
DieAnonA. Va = Is 9a..t -
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RAlIQOAuA,
siossoss t Az 1870 n.IL..1e 60. ;,

xisHioSs. Va, 6stoSsrI, isss't
CHANGE OF 6CHEDULE.-On and
~ snss IKiDAY ths isth October the trains s.i.s
Leave Klshnond {. AZ 4. +. and i.np.x
and arrive q Pslsrshurg ct ., - and sBP. ~
AZ Ian s.s,! r'' g sissncps and s.p
On ldNSgn.DDAAyss, yEp!EsDAys, ana FRIDAYS
~ ~. Atvv,yy,s,sVD43ioa TSAIA Will leave kieh.
The M0RMIsa TRAlH going Bouth and n.
invsNin0 TR4iM ETng softh are the only trsins
No train sxssp tn he AcccoxNoDArIoS TRAM
jan :;iSS :. q. ns;pRs sSs,: r'nD PfF' T.Si
Ell Z. kngiaalE azl sIp,iin,sadss..
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sS4 n 80 - 81 ylc1 d asliySrsa Into 'a' -
8 0's's' sSioSSt WS PEI I s. .':.
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r. n. KELLOGG, j. W. olB60u,
late OF @. J. Sumner Co. Of Richmond.
II ELLOGG & GIBSON,
~ IMPORTERS,
wHoLBsALR AND RETAIL DBALRRsIH
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARB.
nave now sr as oM e ex xn s.n bs nSI
chased IN any OF the northern cities.
SILVER PLATED BLOCK TIN and BRITANNIA
Patent FRUIT JARS, STONEwARE, &C., at manu-.
fscturers' prices. KELLOGG GIBSON,
iy 28-3m l2l1 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-18

"Hush!" again. A low whistle, 80 low
that none but listener could have caught
it, came from the wood. It was repealed
I'm four different directions, all within q
very short distance Of the house. NY
work SO far, then, was done, aud / need
but be spectator II ] would, or might 10
TO rest if I could rest. i chose thu latter,
and soon was in my bedroom ia MtSH
tucked up. I was not sUtrpsieef 1aqdhd
that Couldsnot islSep. Z All xtSH Of fan.
cias, Y6udd crniu into mr. hraipsSacollec.
|tione q crimes which my pyofesgioa msde
no familiar With |; Of hair breadth escapes
wherein men scaled walls, climbed chin.
neys, forced open heavy guarded doors
with rusty nail, and by their bruised aud
bleeding fingers lot themselves down With
their blanket and made Oh, mufi3fng their
|jangliug letters With its torn strips. Then
Ri fell to wondering whether any Of my
blankets would be torn up TO make rope
of+-it really seemed possible. There would
be no harm In Just taking spssp out Of the
window, OF Ill events. The idoa no sooner
crossed me than ] thought i hsasd Ne
window sef ", Leytbh sessn, jxss osss
Lulast ~ seansbes tsSosyVntly og0ets