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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-19
By JOHN H. PARROT, AUcTIoNEER

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
" TATE-Dy authority Of 4 decree of the
Circuit Court Of Alexandria County, pronoun-
ced ut the May term of said Court 1866, IN the
suit Of VIM. Cogan guardian, &c, VS.. James
Smith ard others-the undersigned appointed
by the said Court II Commissioners to sell the
Real Estate in the hill and proceedings mention
cd, will sell on STATUE DAI, the seventh day
(7th) of July next, in front of the premises, at
il o'clock, IL lot Of ground, with the improve
llents thereon, situated on Cameron street, be-
tween Henry and Fayctte streets. and bounded
rs follows Ninety-three feet five inches west of
Henry street, the south side of Cameron street
thence south one hundred feet parallel with
Henry street to an open Court ~ by ~ 1ee!I
thence west on said Court, and parable! with
Cameron street fifteen teet-thcnce north and
parallel with Henry street lOO feet-thence OH
Cameron street fifteen feet to the beginning.
Terms: -One-tcnth Of the purchace money IN
cash; the residue in three equal instruments at
six twelve ahd eighteen months respectively
with interest from day Of sale-the deferred pay
ments to be secured by the bonds of the purcha-
ser with satisfactory security and the tltie 70 DC
retained until the whole purchase money IS PAID
jc 6-2awts WM B. PRICE, Commissioner.
T1ARM NEAR UPPERVILLE,. VA, AT
4 PRIVATE SALE.-By authority OF de.
cree Of the Crct Court q L0uooan TGn ss
private sale. the Farm known Of "Fernue," be-
lonpine to the estate Of the late Mahlon Gibson.
Thi2 farm is in Loudoun county, Va. one-and
u-haIf miles from UpperviIe, in one of the finest
portions Of the State, on the Turnpike, twenty
miles from Winchester, and seven from the NJ.
6. r. r. It contains about Three Hundred and
Fourteen Acres has on it a convenient and sub
stsntial Stone Dwelling, with out buildings 81
and other improvements; there are 60 acres ss4
of good timber on it, besides Meadows and Up.
land The farm is in good OF der and condition,
with good fencing. If not sold at private sale
before that day. it will be sold It public sale to
the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, June 80,
1866, about noon, before the store house former
~ occupied by VIM. a. Stephenson, in Upper
Vile.
Terms-Onc-tenth cash. of the residue, one
fourth on confirmation of SALE one-fourth IN
six months, e-fourth in twelve months, and
one-fourth in eighteen months from day OF sale.
The purchaser to give bond and personal secur-
ity for deferred payments. with interest from
Gay Of sale. Title to be withheld IS further Sc
curity, =,
B. Gibson, on the premises, will give any in
formation needed.
BRUCE GIBSON, .'fernue,"
.2 p. - Commissioners of Sale
Upperville, my l9-eots
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.AmaIsenents.
'NHE GREAT UNION GIFT CoNCEhT7

~. TO BE. DRAWN AT j
GROWERS THEATRE, WASH1NGTON.
WEDNESDAY. JULY Is, 1866. IS
: Number Of Tickets Issued l25, 900. Price 81
~ tst$Es Each, f-&<& +4-l'A
80, coo VALUABLE GIFTS. WORTH S123,-
29l, WILL BE PRESENTED TO
TICKET HOLDERS.
This is the greatest nducenent ever offered to
the public, one ticket out Of every four drawing
Il prize
LIST OF GIFTS.
Gift in Greenba cks.................. $4,000
=. ! .E...,' ................ 5000
- III $50 U. S. Bonds. ........ 1905
- in Grcenbacks..".... .......... 2C00
...................... 1000
i, 600 Gifts in Grecnbacks, 81 each. ....... 40GO
Three story Brick House on I'd street
cas-, between Massachusetts avenue
y +, and north 9, Capitol Hill, Washing ~
ton, D. C.:;. :: 49,: ....... $500
Fine Lot adjoining the above resi-
denccc north, 40 feet front By %
decp to an alley. 600
Nine :fuarc Grand Pianos 1t $500 each, 5 Me-
lodcons at $40 EACH 30 Gents Gold Watches at
$3.50 each II Ladies' Darnv;.I Watches at S 150
each, ~ Ladies' Diamond Watches st Sl25 each,
~ American Hunting-case Watches at ,;75 each
40 Sewing Machines from $50 to Sl0O each, 10
Silver plated Tea Sets at $50 each, 10 Silver
Casters ut SID each, q, UOO Albums from 81 to $40
each, $50 Gold Rings from So to $40 each, 1000
Gold Pens in boxes at SO each, 5000 Gold-lined
Goblets and Cups at 81 each; 1900 Pair Gents
Gold Sleeve Buttons from 81 to SS each, 1900
Clocks, Books, Cutlery, &c, from 50 to S. each
in all &C, COO gifts, thetotal value of which is
Sl23,29l.
The drawing will take place after the Concert
on the stage Of the Theatre, where 9, GOO persons
can witness it. A committee will be appointe ed
by the audience to superintend the same All
purchasers and agents will be supplied with cor
rect lists Of drawing as soonas published. Par
ties holding tickets will retain them until after
the drawing. and if their number appears in the
list of drawn numbers they will forward their
ticket Immediately, with full directions MS to
the shipping Of goods or monies. Tickets for
sale at the principal hotels, book and music
stores in the city, and at our Office. SAG, Penn
sylvaniL avenue, between 9th and 7th Streets
Price 81. r:EEil #.=tl5.g
Good and reliable agents wanted in every city,
town and village in the United States, to whom
great inducements are offered. References re-
CURED. .r-..3
Any party procuring a club of five or more
names for tickets, and forwarding Us the money
for the same, will be allowed thefolloWing COM
missions. viz: ..s...r.f..,E
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JAMES W. MALLS .-s..,.. TH0S. EISNIEL-.
EAMES ". MALLS & CO.,

JAMES W. MALLS. ..-...,.. THOS. EISHIELL.
TAMES ". MALLS & CO.,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS:
And Dealers in all kinds Of
LDING j; \ ERR y l. 5,
Such as Sashes. Doors, Blinds, Mouldinss,
Brackets, Potomac Lime, Calciued Plaster,
Hydraulic Cement, Roofng-Felt and Pitch.
Window Glass from G>I s to 3.2|1 IS. White Lead,
Paints, Oils, Narnishes, Paint Brushes, White
wash Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Lamps, Coal Oil,
and general assortment Of Housekeeping
Goods.
Paints mixed, and Glass cut to order.
G1J- Particular attention paid to orders from
the country. M lS7. KING STREET.,
ap PIT corner Columbus, AleXandrIa:
EREsH u GENUINE GARDEN SEED.
At the solicitation Of many Of my customers,
I have received a fresh supply Of
GARDEN SEED,
Flat Dutch Cabbage, Large Drum Head DO,
Onion Seed, Flat Dutch and Red Top Turnip,
Rute Baga Ice Drumhead Lettuce, Brown
Dutch and Victoria Cabbage Lettuce, Green
Citron. Mangocs and small Gerkin and Green
Cucumbcrs for Picking, Scarlet Chinese Win
ter Radsh, Black and White Spanish, White
and Yellow Turnip Radish Field and Cershaw
Pumpkin, Nonpareil Caulitlowcc, &c.
HENRY COOK,
. ic s-tf g.tA ~ 80 and 224, King st.
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OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY
PRESIDENT,
Hon. JAS. BARBOUR.

DIRECTORS. -...- ......
Hon. Alex. Rivcs, John NJ. Forbes, esq,
Hon. VIM. d. Hart Gen. G. c. Wharton, Maj.
A. T. Robertson Col Robt, L. Owen, n. Francis
Cabcll, esq, Hon. Ch:yles Bruce, LaunceIot
Minor, esq, and Capt. b. l.. Shelton
Major Peter j. Otey, Typographical Eng !neer,
and Architect.
Dr. w. 3. Robertson, Secretary.
All communications must be addressed to the
i;ccrctnry at Lynchburg, Va. my l9-3n
y EMOVAL.--lI.' c. FIELD has removed
H his BOOT AND SHOE STORE from No.
n. King street, 10 No. II, North FAIRFAX ST,
where he will be pleased to see his old customers
and all those wanting work in his line; Special
attention given to custom work fall kinds.
49, TERMS CASH. 't5sN
Those indebted to him are requested to mako
payment Immediately, rs his necessities require
him to make collections. ap ST &.
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TH.I NETuODIST PROTESTANT SAB
BATE SCHOOL will have their regular An
a0al EXCURSION, on
TUESDAY NEXT, 2Gth Instant.
They nave selected /. beautiful location on
The i.oudoun & Hampshire Railroad known as
tarlin's Spring, about 5 miles from this city.
The roed passes by the Convalescent Camp,
NnnSon's ILL, and other places of interest on
HE route
The regular excursion train will start from the
depot, on Fairfax street at +! O'Clock q. m; re-
;nIInnG sbout O'Clock in the evening;
HERE will also be . train at o'clock; re-
Adnng at q clock.
Tickets 80 cts : Children % cts. je 19-td
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II 4 Rim r. LIST.
4 lin
A RRITED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Philadelphia, Fulst, Philadelphia,
10 y. Eldridge & CO.
SAILED.
Steamship New York, Pratt, New York, by
II. Eldridgc.
70 4 regular monthly meeting of the ALIEN
ANDRIi CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will be held
in The Second Presbyterian Church, this Tues
day evening, June 10Th at s O. clock.
GEORGE WISE,
je 19-1i Recording Secretary.
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Corporation Of Alexandria, SO Inactive D..
= T.. l.. Z. Bonds, last sales 60-dull. Manas-
"a: Gap r. r. Bonds, and Water Stock, no re-
conr sales
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!NPD'S CELEBRATED FERTILIZERS
- FCR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold
ii me store house Of Matthews 81 Loving No.
l. ,anncy's Wharf, Alexandria, on SATUR-
DAY, the 23rd instant, at IL o'clock, q. m, q
20: OF ford's Fertilizer to dctray charges, which
ne owner has refused to pay, according to con-
tract. GORDON s. DENNIS, Auctioneers.
JAS. p. NTwILI Salesman. ie lG-1w
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HONETARY & COMMERCIAL. !

n Monetary affairs there is but little change.
,,rsnsa ctions in stocks are limited Bank notes
ere in some enquiry, at the transactions given
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-. STr-c .:s-. 81 'EES.3:5;S: -
'.s' ,ss.srst So. SS.sssssscrt

EXCURSION TO CARLIN'S SPRING.
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(. Is ILL., FEED.
49,
y cargo Of BRONNSTUFF, daily looked
oH: also
by.
GEO Y. WORTH NGTON,
jcl5-:!. Pioneer Mills.
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aEE. JoH. BRAN, for sale by
wv GEO. E. WHITE,
j. '2E; 80 and 81, Cameron st.
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.-CHGA&C HERRING.-2O0 Barrels OF No.
= '-'arclng, for sale by
-ge IS-lw Foot Of Prince st.
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. = . Z :
ICE!!.
~ The Ole stand, IS, Royal street.
lll I;-tf F. 6. SWAINF.
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DALED HAY, in quantities to suit; ALSO
ID Corn, Oats, Bran, Middlings, and other
feed, On hand and for sale by
GEO. E. WHITE,
mar 1G-tf 50 and 81 Cameron st.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
Lac 70 :...!:l =
DICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and after TUESDAY, December l2ih, the PASSEN-
GER TRAIN on this road will run as follows
Leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, 7i0 A. NJ.
Arrive at Danville, $40 L. VI.
Leave Dan willie daily Sundays excepted $50 A. N.
Arrive in Richmond, 3lj T. NJ.
Trains connect at Burkeville with trains the South
side Railroad Lynchburg, and Danville with the
trains on the Piedmont Railroad, for Greensboro Char
lotte, &c. THOS. DODAMEAD, Superintendent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
THE BOSTON POST FOR 1866,
SCALES.
DANKS, DINM0RE x CO.'S

DANKS, DINMORE < CO.'S
ID STANDARD PLATFORM, WAREHOUSE and
COUNTER SCALES.
The attention OF Builders, Owners Of Warehouses,
Gruccrs and Commission Merchants is called to these
Scales samples Of which we prepared to exhibit,
which guarantee being equal in accuracy, dur-
bity and of construction to any other Scales In
this market, and AZ q LOWER PRICE.
We put up these Scales, including tho Dormant Scales,
anywhere in the city, under personal supervision,
and WARRANT EVERY SCALE.
HARPER, TALIAFERRo CO.,
innlTf Foot of Sixth street, on tho Canal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
IS NOTHING LIKE IT!
TRUTH WILL PREVAIL.
B l o X R E N E,

0P LGFE RRJUvESATOR.
Tho uses of this powerful Vegetable lnvgorant may
be summed up in few words. 1t relieves with abso-
lutte certainty all disabilities, cures nervous debility Of
every type restores tho exhausted powers after long
continued sickness prevents aud arrests premature de-
cay, i: valizing, strength-renowing cordial to tho
aged may be relied og by woman in all her physical
difficulties as harmless AID sure restorative 1t Is an
andote to the consequences Of carly iFdsefstoH has
no squ4l as sioaehe in G?s99 Of dyspepsia, sqstqns
not ohly tho pty sss strength but the constitution ITSELF
and is in all respects tho bes OAiV depuralve anl anti
bilious cordial in existence.
Below read a few extracts from letters daily received ::
FREDoxIA y, April T. 1865.
Messrs HUTCHISGs HILYER-Gents: Your bio,
krrue or Life Rcuvonaor is wonderful article, and
sdor, H. wife great dea ol SOGG far
fs'iiy de t5.. e9d 81 nSrvaa:sc.. ss; a charm
Send me six bottles, BY express | ShAlf s'iil
continue TO recommend 1t 10 others. - -
Yours, Lewis HhSk9'
NErAuoRA, Mich, July 9, lsC5.
us.srs ur-catsss &tiii,t ! have used two bot
ties Of Your M BdErsaS ab4 ihI lafm4n !. recon-, m
mendei for Enclosed is " serd M tne 99sen HOY, II q
Eisb ,oms for my husband Rev! s. + hfots' ahd my
RSihSf lp haste, yours trnly' vss KtoTs
XRxIA, Ohio, June Is, 1858.
.-s&HInIRR-Sirs: Enelos0d please
Messls. HUrcHiA, I'LL send me dozen Biokrene.
find $40, for which you mo great good. Crate
What you sent me has done b. MEDSkER.
fully yours,
NEWARK, ". j., May %, lSt9
Messrs. HurcHISGs HILLYER-rhe Biokrene sells
we'll and gives good salts faction 1t Is good thihs
and recommend il strongly To my customers
Yours Nc U. b. KlNSEI,
Druggist.
One dollar per bottle, six bottles for nVe dollars
Sold by druggists generally.
Sent by express anywhere, by addressing =,
HUTCHINGS HlLLfER,
Propretors
No 2S Dey street, New YORK
Sold in Richmond by r. w. Powers. j
dec6-Staweow6m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

FRANCS AND THE UNITED STATEs.-John
Mitchell, in his last letter from Paris, dated the
"a instant, and published in the New York
NecS of the 2ad, SaySi
It, is singular to contemplate the uneasy curl
OSitv with which both French and English are
waiting for the next manifestation Of the ener-
glcs OF the United States, The British press
is still, most earnestly and constantly, though
in covert manner, eudeayOring to turn Amerl-
can wrath against France and MaXimilian.-
They have all found out now in England that
the American people-that is the people of the
North, for the others do not cOunt-arc very
noble, generous and tender-hearted people :;
also that they are the true AnglO-S -SaXons, and
Su-lurth All this is intended to lay the iOun-
dation for an "AnglO-SaXon policy on the
American continent, in opposition to the French
notion about Latin races. The British whced-
ling, however, is probably well understood
and any course of action prompted or indicated
by that people, must be regarded with great
suspicion, seeing that England Is the only enemy
the United States has, or eyer had.
The Corps EegiSlqtU is to as
semblc at the end of fins month. The En-
perDr, tben. iD his address, cannot well AVOID
some reference 10 the position Of the United
States, or ut least its Congress, on the subject
| OF Mexico, Assurcdly most people IN France
have always regarded the establishment ut the
Mexican Empire with profound dislike also,
they would have been delighted at any time
within the last four years if the French Co
yerument had washed its hands of the whole
affair. Further, it is very true that nothing
rould be more unpopular in France than war
w,,h thr United States. Nevertheless, 1t does
not ioiio1 bV any means, that the French
troops are lfke,, t9 he withdrawn under a
threat. France is not county to be ordered
of from any shore where her flag is planted
1t is very much to be hoped, in any case, that
I pacific solution of this Mexican question may
Lt found for the world could i'll afford war
| between Francs AID America.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

HOLIDAY PRESENTSl
Ill CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS!
BIDGOOD RILEY, BOOKSELLERS, &c,
Have now opened an unusually fine stock OF elegant
ROCKS and FANCY STATIONERY, suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
All the now ILLUSTRATED BOOKS of the season.
CHILpREN'S BOOKS. an endless variety, adapted to
children uf all ages, Hnd at all prices.
BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS, akeauisIGl assortAent'
'PHdf0GGApH ALBUMS, the best make, at moderate
FINE WRITING DESKS, WRITING CASES and
PORTFOLIOS.
WRISTBANDS, Bronze and Ebony.
And all articles adapted to the Book and Stationery
business.
Also last opened IN inyGee OF
BEAUTIFUL FANCY BOXES,
All Of which We offer at low prices
dec22st
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
DAGUERREAN GALLERIES.

HOME AGAIN.-For seven months past
i have had no business, having lost my gallery and
nearly my all by the great IRE the Sd Of April
have the pleasure now 10 announce friends aud
the public that have once more a GALLERY located
nm the corner OF Ninth and Main streets, with an en-
trance on Main (throueh w. D. Cookies bookstorr and
also on Ninth street am supplied with entirely new
and the most improved apparatus anl stock, and have
secured the services of T. Jefferson Nmmo, "a the
nalof EVtp," SrS ~. ~ s'sf hNss2 y@A'' s<Pe'
rienIe.
As in the past SO IN the iatu1e promise my patrons
good and satisfactory work. IT.
G. W. MINIS, Photographic
oct27..ly Corner Main and Ninth streets.
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XXTAREHOUSE SCALES.
H. NJ. SMITH L CO., GENERAL AGENTS
For the sale of
HOWES PREMIUM STANDARD SCALES.

We ask the attention Of builders and owners Of ware
houses samples of these Scales, exhibition In our
warer0oms. We guarantee thom TO be
EQUAL IN ACCURACY,
SUPERIOR IN DURABILITY,
MORE SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION
THAN ANY OTHER SCALES IN THE MARKET.
In competition with Fairbanks Scales, II has beon
again and again victorious The Howe and tho Fair
bank are both made In Vermont At the State fairs Of
tha State the Howe has, after repeated and severe
trials been pronounced the best We refer to the OIL
cial reports:
Vermont State Fair September Is, ls57-First Pre-
MUM to John HowO, Jr.; Second Premium to &. Il ~
Fairbanks.
Vermont State Pair, September 18th, lSoS-Diploma to
John Howe, Jr.
United States Fair Richmond Virginia, October 1855
- First Premium to Howe's ScalOS.
We aim place the Howe Scales In competition with
other patterns much possible that it may stand by
its own merits
We place the DORMANT SCALES in warehouses by
our own workmen, and leave them ready for USE
EVERY SCALES WARRANTED.
For information to price, capacity, reports OF pub
lie trials, &C. call ut our office,
iangf 40. "a MAIN STREET.
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RICHMOND WHIG.
WEDNESDAY MoRNING...JAN.2 "a, 1866

Suicide of Pareia, the Spanish Admiral ut Chilli
The Concrete, Of Lima, in its number oil the
24th Of December, gives the following account
of the cause Of the suicide committed by the
Spanish Admiral in the harbor OF Valparaiso
on the 29th of November;
On the 2Sth the American Consul at Nalpa-
raiso went on board the Villa dc Madrid for the
purpose of seeing the Admiral. They had 4
long interview about some matters connected
with the blockade. Pareja showed hlmSeIi
rather favorable to the ConSuPS demand, ana
told him at the close OF the conference to come
back TWO davs afterward. When the Consul
was on the point of leaving, PareJa asked nm
for news on shore the Consul answered there
was nothing of great Importance, except the
excitement caused by the capture OF the Cova-
donga, and the sending of the prisoners to San
tiago.
The Spanish Admiral was entirely ignorant
of thiS-ior him-SO disastrous event, and this
first intimation was a great shock to him. lie
asked for the particulars, which were given him
by the Consul, who then took his departure.
According to what had been agreed upon, hc
returned ON the 30th to the flagship, where he
found the crew in the greatest disorder and
CONSERVATION. He asked for the Admiral, but
received the answer that tho latter was very
sick and could not see him. Thcreupon the
Consul returned.
What had taken place in the meantime is the
following:
The news which Pareja had received fromthe
American Consul had deeply afflicted him.
His mind was SO occupied with it that he hardly
ever ancrward spoke word. 1t Is further
stated that some hours afterwards his brain be-
came affected and he fell down on deck, NUT
tcring curses against those who 50 easily had
surrendered to the CHILEAN arms.
1t is supposed that he became entirely out Of
his mind, in which state he probably committed
the dreadful deed.
About the manner in which the act was ac-
compliShed We know only what we have heard
from private sources, although on good au-
thority: That on the afternoon Of the fatal day,
Pareia had come up ON deck after dinner with
his officers no had revolver in his hand, with
which he shot two birds on the wing; he then
went down to his cabin, from where shortly al
terward q shot was heard.
On somebody rushing in, the Admiral was
! found dead and on the table letter, in which,
| il is stated, Pareja said that "as the comman-
der of the COvadonga had not had courage
enough to do his duty, 50 he (Pareja) had not
enough To survive the disgrace Ut his flag, and
| finished with the wish that his body might not
| be buried in Chian soil or Chlian waters.
In compliance with this last request, we fur
| ther understand, Pareja'S body was put up in
guano, ON board one Of the Spanish, or, Us
others say, French ship, to be sent home.
His successor, till the pleasure of his Govern
ment is known, will be the Captain of the Nu-
mancia, Commodore Casio Mendez Nunez.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD.

The following regular trains will he this
road, and after TIL TUESDAY, December 2Ist
A Mail train daily, except on Sundays, between Rich
mOnd and Staunton, leaving Richmond at 7.I5 A. NJ,
and StauntOn at A. NJ.
Atri-weekly Mail Train, leaving Staunton at A. ~,
for the West on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
The Mail Train leaving Richmond connects with
trains the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
The Daily Mail Train connects with stage coaches at
StauntOn for Lexington Winchester, &c.
The Train West Of StauntOn connects with stage
coaches for Rockbrdgo Baths, RockbIidge Alum, Warm,
Hot and Healing Springs, and the White sulphur and
Lewisburg.
A Freight Train between Richmond and Staunton
connects with freight trains the Orange and AeXan
dria Railroad for Lynchburg and Alexandria.
Freight will be sent TO any point on the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad without change OF ears.
Goods purchased in Northern cities can he sent di-
rect and station this road where the Company has
Agent, by consgning them to Stephen Hunter Gene
raj Freight Agent, Richmond. The charge for the
transit through Richmond, including wharfage, dray-
age storage and commissions, will not exceed ten cents
per loo pounds, and hcavy articles will be much
less. Freights will be collected at destination.
Through Tickets can be purchased AT this Office to
Lynchburg Bristol Knoxville Chattanooga and Dalton.
Tickets to Lexington, Virginia, sll.
Freight Office at Richmond closed at p. ".
II. u. WHlTCOMB,
sepl2-f General Superintendent.