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EALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
BOYS AND YOUTHS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES
AND DREse SUITS

we invite the stteItton Of purchasers . eur
preaching season, embracit all the best md most
suhstanffsl Qualities at the oWest prices
6snuemens Clothing ard Fine Dress Shirts
WALL, erEPHENS co..
322 Pennsyivania avenue.
sep 6tif between 9Th and 10Th streets.
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ARREST OF ACOUNTERFEITER.-Th Off GERS
OF the secret service division OF the Treasury
Department here effected the capture. in South
ern Illinois. of a noted couterfeter, named z.
Mccartney A printing press, counterfeit
plates of the 500 compound interest notes, and
a large amount of counterfeits We're also seized
Mccartney has been committed by the u. s.
commissioner at Springfield. Ill, in default of
$1,000 security. He has been very successful
in his operations in the West, and had man.
aged on two previous occasions, when ar.
rested, 70 escape the penalty of the law.
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pREPARE FOR WINTER.
Gall at " BoYDs STOVE FACTORY 81
HEATEEs. ,fURNACks, sTOvIS, xc,@
The largest and best assortment of COOKING
and HEATING STOVES in the city
CRATES, RRlOk, and PLATES to fit all kinds
and sizes of etoves.
Old Stoves taken in exchange for new
n. B.-Sealer of Weights and Measures.
su linn 479 9th street, between D and =.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subacri.
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans, Court OF
Washington County in the District of Columbis
letters testame ntsry the personal tate Of Cor
nelia Witteneer, late of Washington d O. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the aid
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber ON or
before the LIST day Of September next; they may
Otherwise by Law be excluded from ell benefit OF
the said estate.
Given under my hand this LIST day of September.
1866. tse 41svsw'1 MATTHIAS ALI0.
DURE CIDER vINEGAR, WHITE NUsr ARD
Seed, Green Ginger, with full sssortmspt II
Pure Spices f0rsa by reAs prRR,r
90 so.6t corner z and 9th street
IQLACK HAMBURG 0RAPESl
~ BLACK aAMBUR0 0RAPISu
In beautiful order just from the Vines
n. w. BURCHELL,
corner 18th and streets,
SET under Ebbitt House.
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Easle 90. win give their personal attention e
the sale OF Real y tate and Household Furniture q,
the residence Of nmilies declining housekeeping
Also, to the sses OF stocks Of Groceries and Mer.
ehandise Of every description, Horses, Carriages
Harness. &c de- J.fv
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WANTED-To rent, by October LIST HOUSE.
w with rooms, between Sth AMI 18th est and
"a avenue and street north. Rent must not
be over 20 per month. Address W S p, Star
office. %
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CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST,
LANSBURGH BROS
375 AND SIS SEVENTH STREET.
We have Just received
1ocases best CALICOEs, at Is and 20 cents,
5 cases beautiful DELAINEs which we shall sell
at 80 cents,
80 cases and bales of Bleached and Brown COT
TONS.
These Goods were bought at the manufactu-
rers, and we shall offer them at retail at what we
paid for them by the case
$50 pieces new and beautiful
FALL DRESS GOODS,
all Of which have been bought at auction
800 pieces Plain, Figured, Colored and Black AL
PACAS, at great sacrifice.
SILKS, SILKS,
Black and Colored from SI.lOup.
20 bales White and Colored FLANNELS, OF every
grade.
Our LINEN DEPARTMENT is now complete,
Splendid 8 Brown LINEN TABLE CLOTH a.
rs cents.
Large TnINGED TOWELS. at rs cents.
LINEN DIAPERS, NAPKINS, DOYLIEs. and
all other Linen Hous efur nishinR Goods
$50 pieces IRISH LINEN. from fine to superdne
lO-4 heavy Blesched LINEN sHEKTING, 81 w
500 pairs 1914, ia and IL BLANKETS,
case fine Colered CAMBRICS, at Is cents
leOO BALMORAL SKIRTS, very cheap.
" SHAWLS, SHAwLs,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
We have positively the largest, cheapest, and
best selected stock of
DRY GOODS
in the city, and we invite the attention of the
public, as we will not be undersoId,
All Goods guaranteed as represented
LANSBURG & BRO,
Sc $40 and SIS Seventh street
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CENTRAL RAILROAD.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL HAlLhOAU.
Y SUMMER sCHEDULE.-Thc R0g 0H
PASSENGER TRAIN on and after SATURDAY :
June -, will leave Richmond SUNDAYS xcepted J
a, 73o A. NJ, and arrive al Jack,ons River At 80
IN. -
THROUGH TICKETS sold vta Trottsr 4 Co. :.
Stage Line for Harrisonburg, WINCHESTER, and
other point: on Vslisy Turnpike sis3i 70 ,a s.ft
WARM, Hot, Healing and White sulphur spring
Natural Bridge, and Rockbridss Baths also, r'd
Virginia and Tennessee railroad Tor S.hvi!i-'
Memphis, Atlanta, Montgomery. Mobile. New "
leans, and Orange and Alsxanaria road to Lynch
burg and 9th er Important points In the south w-st
Tns Trains make CLOSE CONNECTIONS With
Trains on Orange and Alexandra railroad norm
aud south, and through them with the Eirginia and
Tennessee railroad.
The MIGHT TRAIN Is discontinued Tor the pre-.
An ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will be run be.
tween S,aun,on and Richmond on AoNpAls.
WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. leaving stxun'
ton at 4. az A. M, arriving In Redmond At ie"
n Leave Richmond same days at S.l5 J.. n, ana
srriv at Staunton At II. 20 L. 81.
FREiGHT TRAIN on TUESDAY, THURSDAY
anu % ii D. wHITCONB.
tel5 General Superintendent,
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THE CIRCUIT CorRT.-The Circuit Court
has adjourned until Saturday next.

MAYORS Court, WEDNESDAY MORNING.
MAYOR MAYO PREsIDISG.-Charles Davis,
negro, was charged with being drunk and
disordcrly on the street. The case was
continued in the absence of witnesses.
Martin Funnelly, charged with being
drunk and disorderly on the street, was
committed in default of a fine.
Isaac b. Levy, charged with violation of
city ordinance in keeping his store open
on Sunday and Saturday, was fined ten
dollars.
Lawrence Jacobs was charged with as
saulting negress named Catherine Walk
er. He was acquitted of this charge, but
it appearing that ne was implicated in the
confidence game tried a few days since,
Inc was required to give surety for his ap-
pearance on Saturday next.
William Miller, negro, was arraiSned for
threatening the life OF Frances Potter, ne
grcss, and required to give one hundred dol
lars surety for his future good behavior.
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the friends of the Constitution at the
North have invited us to meet them in
council in the city of Philadelphia.
Let us send to meet them our best and
wisest-our representative men--and may
merciful God preside over their delibc-
rations, and incline their hearts to "jus-
tice, wisdom, and moderation"
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Aithmond 4ispatth.


The riot in London on the 23d of July,
of which We have heard so much by tclc.
graph, was no very great affair. The Home
Secretary, apprchcnding that meeting OF
the Reformcrs in Hyde Park would lead
to riot, had instructed 'the police not
to allow the meeting to be held in that
square. This very much excited the Re-
formers, and at o'clock in the evening the
chief officers of the organization presented
themselves at the main entrance, facing
the line Of policemen who were on duty.
Sixteen hundred policemen had been de-
tailed for the occasion. The crowd pressed
the column forward, and n struggle with
the policemen ensucd. This was the sig
nal for rush upon the square, the palings
of which were broken down ut many
points, and the crowd rushed in. Indeed,
it was impossible for the police to protect
at all points square which includes a
hundred acres. The police met them at
many openings, and had smart engage
pose. The crowd being in, however, they
dispersed themselves about the grounds,
doing considerable damage to trees, shrub
berry, and flowers. Several persons ad-
dressed the multitude; among whom was
a woman named Miss HARRIET LAWS. At
one Of the meetings a resolution was
adopted appointing three men to wait on
her Majesty and request her to dismiss
Earl DERBY and his colleagues.
The grcnadicr guards and troop of
light guards entered the square about (
o'clock, and were cheered by the people.
These companies drilled for some time, to
the amusement of the RctormerS, who
proceeded afterwards to Trafalgar
SQUARE, where addresses were made from
the base of nelson's column-thc crowd
occupying the bas rclicf of the column and
every other good position for seeing. Two
fellows clambcrcd up the statue of CHARLES
| :, and created some amusement by point
ing significantly to the head of that nnior-
tunate monarch.
Much stuff seems to have been talked
both on the side of the Government, which
refused to open Hyde Park to popular po-
ltical gatherings, and on the side of the
Liberals, who summoned up Magma Charta,
and OLIVER CROMWELL, and the Bill Of
Rights, and great many more awful
ghosts, to prove that if Mr.. Mason JONES
and Mr.. IIABAKKUK WIGGINS were not al
lowed to stand on the ilowcr-pots and
preach Reform, Britons would bc no better
than slaves.
Lord Granville, while admitting the
right Of the people to hold public meet
ings, agreed with Lord DERRY that such
large meetings as that of the 23d were ut
tcrly incapable OF discussion and dclibcra-
ton. lie admitted the right OF the Crown
to regulate the parks, and assured Lord
DERBY that the Government would have
the cooperation of Parliament and the
public for the maintenance OF peace. No
body was killed. Seven persons were Sc
riously injurcd-tivc by the stavcs of the
policemen, and two from thruSts with pixies.
The Rciormers were making a great 70
do over the afiair-Mr. BRIGHT was cspc-
cially indignant, or affected TO be 81.
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GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
II S%RTH EAsT ASg wEsy P PdToTa ThE
RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
NAIL TWICE DAILY;-ELEdASr sLELpING
ronte issuing THROUGH TICK ETS and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to the eiass
North, East, and West.
Trains on this road are now rnn "a follows: The
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richmon
ds lily (Sundays exceptedl ats Is 4. N arriving In
Washington At 3.2s = connsc,ing With the
EARLY AFTERNOON EXPRESS TRAINS for the
NORTH, EAST, and WEST. -,
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS attached, leaves
Richmond daily ats I. NJ, arriving In Washing:
tos At 1 AZ A. NJ, connecting with the EARLi
MORNING TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST, and
WEST.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington, BAlttmor-.
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all the prin-
eipal cities In the West.
apply at the Office Of the company, corner broad
aud Eighth street, Sh9ekoe Hili. Hili.,r,...,.a,,
SAMUEL Roth. Superintendent. myb
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DISPATCH FOR THE SPRISa'.-Persons gong
to the Springs or other summer resorts can
have the DAILY DISPATCH sent them at sixty
cents per month. Orders left tour counting
room will receive attention.
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Aucti0,, Sales This Day.

SAMPSON JONES, JK. s. CO. will sell at No. FIJI.
teenth street, commencing at 10 o clock, good
assortment OF groceries, wines, liquors. &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell upon the pre-
mises. At hslf-past o clock, 7. NJ, beautiful
half-acre lot on Thirty. second and streets.
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The pittsburg (Pa.) Commercial (Repub:,
lican) is deserting its colored friends, and
declares that "negro suffrage has nothing
to do with the politics Of the Union party"
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Nrccrr. SoIp.-Wc learn that the re-
mains of tn" Confederate double -ender
which has been lying on the side of the
river opposite Rockets for some time past
was put up at auction a few days since by
the United States Government, and taken
in at fifty dollars, the highest bid that
could be obtained. 1t has since been sold
to Brown, Maltby & Co., of Baltimore, for
five hundred dollars, who intend to cut oil
the burnt end, and make wrecker OF hef'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC-ArGrsr ..
un risss...........5.f0 No GrI-es........... 80
un sets..............5.so Hig tide, p N 80. al

|
PORT OF RICHMOND. A ar.r :, 1865.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, i. Drfolk, merchan.
dis. and passengers, A. K. Tatum.
Schooner Narcissa, Jones. Baltimore, salt, s. {.
Tardy.
Schooner Ocean Bird, -, Philadelphia, coal,
s. L. Hawes Son.
Schooner Tonluin, FontAin, Norfolk, shingles.
Mercer & Woodward.
EAILED.
Steamer state 81 virginia, Travers, Baltimore
merchandise and passengers, ID. SW Currie.
Steamer Gsorg.anna, Hill, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, J. N. Freeman.
Schooner l.. J. Hearcty, Meredith, Georgetown,
PC.
BELOW.
Schooner Ida Richardson Il reported oil Newport
News, beating up.
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TuE r0vSpLISG which was left 1T Mr..
Howlo's door last week has found its way
to IFS mothers arms again. In about two
hours after IN" child had reached the poor
house. carriage was driven up, in which
was seated two ladies. both heavily yelled.
Ono Of them cried ont, "Givc me my
child, Give him hack to me-" The child
wns quickly brought ont, and given to its
mother, by whom it was caressed and
covered with kissce. The carriage drove
off soon afterwards, and nothing has since
hccn heard of the babe and its parent.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
RAILROADS.
RICHMOND AsD DASvILLB RAiLRoAp.
RICHMOND, July %, ises,

RICHMOND. July u, 1858. !
rHANGE OF sCHEDULE..On and
road N viii VIII run f .s foliows: ~
MAII. AND PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Rich.
uand daiiy At i.os A. N. Arrives at Danyills at
p: r. Arrive. ., Gr.snsbcro' 3, .. .;nPin = r.
Danvilis daily atsloA. u. Arrives n Richmond
at $40 p. II. su
bereby Informed that the different railroads on
the line from Richmond to the SOUTH ~. ~ ,o,,s Dan
4. G.; Chester. Winnsboro', Columbiss Ch.rl.s'
ton. Greeeville, &c. =. c.; Augn.ts sa.ann.n: Gs
GSn,scmsry, selma, Mobile, Sc, Ala; r..' Ssv
Orleans. La ae are now @est direet route
to the variou, points .9u.h The ,r r9n!s passes
Trains connect at Burkeville with trains or tne
sonthsids railroad for PARMv!LLB, LiHSn' iHrSonn
BuRG, BRISTOL, KNOXVILLE, DALToS'
CmATTASooGA, MEMPHIS, &c. &c. -,.,,
The southside trains connect at LyncnDurk WIN
trains on the Nir- nia AMI Tennessee railroad. ~"
de,enion al that point goinx or coming.
THOMAS DODAMBAD,
jy Cts Superintendent.
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ARsENr-xINpED.-The latest case Of alb
sent -mindedness of which we have heard
was that of young gentleman of this city,
who, on getting up from the supper table,
put his cup and saucer on his head, instead
of his hat.
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The RAID on HOGS, DOGS, AND GoArs.-
As the fruit Of the raid TUESDAY py tue
dog -catchers, there were sixty-nlhe aoss'
fourteen goats, and fourteen hogs eausn.. M
Five of the dogs were redeemed AZ hVe
dollars each, all Of the goats at TWO dollars
each, and the hogs were sold Yesterday
morning 1T auction. The city cleared by
the days work about one hundred dollars.
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4 New ARTICLE OF CoNMERCE.-.t mcr-
chant of this city received yesterday Oh
consignment two young foxes from some
point on the Central railroad. Who wants
To- buy.
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NJ0NTGOMEEI FEMALE INSTI-

VI II II. Al 'HHlSiIAANbt kh, A.
r. t>t \. ROGERS, Priuci !.
T'-thtrd session uf this institution will "r"n
tHr sffu DAY uF SEPTEMBER, l.9o, aud c"lnriI~"
.w.. s.rIu> 90! twenty weeks each.
htrl t.... u-At- and academic misunderstanding
lasH Fr.nsA, German, &c, -ach............... II
A.-.r ~ panu, including Use "i instrument. 81
WY tor circulars. du .-l-t
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THE SAGACIrY or THE GREAT NAPOLEON.
Lord John Russell, in a recent speech:
said
"If You will permit me to go little fur
ther, | would say | rccollcct hearing Il
great man--no less a man than Napoleon l..
say what he thought would be the issue
Of the Congress of Vienna. He asked me
what thought would be the issue of that
Congress, and of course | had no opinion
to give. Being young man, was totally
ignorant OF any speculation upon that sub
ject. He said the issue would be this
that all the Powers would have assigned to
them the territories which their troops occu-
pied. And afterwards, when the treaty OF
Vienna came to be produced to the world,
it was very much what Napoleon /. had
said. Lombardy was occupied, Venice
was occupied by Austria, and the whole of
Italy was governed by Austria. Poland
was occupied by Russia, and Poland was
assigned to Russia. But with regard to all
of these countries | think the time has
come when the people, the inhabitants,
will have to be heard" [Chccrs.l
The ALABAMA CLAIMs.--ln the House of
Commons, on the evening OF the 23d
ultimo, Mr.. White wished to ask the Sc
cretary of State for Foreign Affairs
whether, looking to the conspicuous good
faith and friendly feeling Of the Govern
mcnt of the United States toward this
country in its recent conduct to the Fe-
mans, her Maesty's Government was now
prepared to submit all claims and matters
in dispute between the two Powers TO an
arbitration mutually acceptable.
Lord Stanlcy.-I agree i'll the opinion
which the honorable member has expressed
as to the friendly and honorable feeling
that has been shown by the Government OF
the United States with regard to this Fe-
nan affair. [Hcar.l l am very anxious,
if possible-and | can speak for my col
leagues as well as myselt;-to do anything
that is reasonably possible TO remove any
feeling of irritation or of soreness which
may remain in consequence OF circum-
stances connected with the late war. But
with respect to these claims am afraid
cannot give him SO precise and so
positive an answer as he may desire.
With regard to the most important of these
claims, a full discussion has taken place
between the Government of the United
States and those who preceded us in office.
That discussion was terminated six or
seven months ago, and during the very
short time / have been in office those
claims have not been revived. They in
volved questions of considerable perplexity
and difficulty, and l need not add that /
have had a very short time and very lit
tie leisure to consider them. In any case,
it would be premature on the part of the
Government to say Immediately what an-
swer we should be prepared to give to
claims of that kind when they are revived
until and unless they are preferred. Per-
haps may say that, with view to lessen, e:
if possible, the probability of such differ
ences arising in future, it is the intention
of the Government to advise her Majesty
to issue royal commission to inquire into
the working of the neutrality laws, Ssa. ana, II
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DISSOLUTIONS.

ISSOLU ITO N.-The partnership
! , heretofore existing between the undersisnsd'
under the style Of MITCHELL u YLER, was dls- :
sov"d on the lst July by mutual consent ..
MITCHELL retiring from the concern On account
Of continued Ill health. -
All persons indebted 10 the late trn are rn'ine,,
eI Ia make immediate payment 10 JUN II :
TYLER who lon. IL authorized to settle the same
and all having claims will forward to nm LOT se'-
JOHN II. TYLER.
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CO.PARTyERSHlP. .-Th" unders sn"d have this
v a>,Uciatrd Themselves together under the styl"
ana tirm of GORDON & CRINGAE, for the purp,.e
- conducting a GROCERY, METAL. AND COM :
Gordon 4 Son, Fourteenth street, near the Ex-
chau.. Hotel. They respectfully solicit a con-
tnuHCr II the patronage extended to the lat" hrin
81 John n Gordon Il Son. Special attention will
h., given 10 the >al" Of all produce and rnnrchan-
di., consigned TO ~ JAMES GORDON.
JOHN W. CRINGAN.
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THANKS FOR PAPERS.--To the National
Express Company; to Lieutenant Brain
ard, Southern Express.
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HExRIco County COrRT.-The suit of
Glenn Us. Tyrcc for damages by assault
and battery was decided yesterday against
the defendant, who was required to pay
twenty-five dollars damages and costs.
Henry Tompkins, alias Carter, was tried
for stealing a horse from Thomas Dance,
and sent on to the Circuit Court for trial.
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STEAMERS.
nEMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN tim
= NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. S
THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
THE OLD PIONEER LINE ORGANIZED IN 1851

COMPANY.
THE OLD PIONEER LINE ORGANIZED IN 1851
have n.d the former pos tion again with their
two new and magnificent sid. wheel steamships
NIAGARA.......".......C ...CAPrAN COUGH
SARATOGA. GA....,........CApr.IS KISG.
Twelve hundred tons burhcn: bniit expressly for
this route /; and no expense spared to render them
strong and comfortable. "
nand Of experienced and gentismany omesrs
They leave New York a!ternat.iy every WkD.
Ha 2 s.,. r
New York every TUEsbAY and SATURDAY
a, high water-touchins at Norfolk going and re
turning.
Accommodations for passengers are OF the beat
order.
Ps.ssss S, Tfr TaES S. iS In"
,hp Tsss'f s"y r. SIS%r SGi
Best accommodation for sic"rase passengers.
Rates d freight moderate. Insurance. ifde'irsd.
can b. effected at very lowest rates.
signed AT his office, Rocket kishmohd, .Ess:,r
au It's hAhhhi q. "Aieos.
NEW YORK AND RICH.fNfk
~ MOYD sTEAMsHl LlSES
Ton, Captain CHIcHysTkH, and VALLEY CITY,
sr"Yi New YORK T every SATURDAY, and Richmond every
Th.x have % formed through connection with the
METROPOLITAN Steamship Line for Boeton, and are
prepared to sign Bills Of LHdins through ~ m'hs
Freight received daily
Passage to New York n1,ainf p1sTEf st' sssn, sss
ie lG-3m OrJc. No s!:j. Oh the Dock.
4 TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPA k
HATTERIs, Lkwis PAksIss eopm.ndst. Abe,
svsry TT ssbRY and Friday: leave New York
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
These SHIPS are entirely new. and we're bu'"
Thsy have - Splendid SALOONS and STATE:
Rooms, and the FARE. ACCOMMODATIONS and
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. v,r
TEEN b0tLHRs -
Goods shipped by this Line ar. landed rsS aMy n,.
1t New York, on the CompAnys covered P's''
within forty eight hours.
shippers are invited to notice that ths great
ssnass 1@S hip :. oii:r
r,s;sbts for points beyond New York viii be for.
vardsd with dispatch, and no charge nAds sAcsp'
These ships discharge cargo IN New Tor. PIE.
for Wilminston North Carolina; Charleston, "a.
vannsh, Noble and New Orleans, leave TON .ne
same pier: Goods for thsss u, sspD.urs' p".n. "
! Insurance il very low By these ship.. and the
economy n tim Tine sS.i1.Tsa make. I This the cheap.
~. snnts from Virginia. Insurancs saeetsd ~
iovest rates. when ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, ROx / Co.,
ld Broadway, New York.
SAMUEL LAYRES &CO.,
Richmond, Virginia.
CALDWELL DUNN,
City Point and Pstsnssss.
T. II. WEBB, -
Norfolk. Virginia.
For freight q s.Uysr Rs.tUtis. FIRE. Co. Agents.
Omce corner OF Cary and Virginia streets, oppo.
site the Tobacco Exehan2s. dsn-h
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REslGNATIoS.-Mr.W William +. Adcock,
who has been general ticket agent of the
Virginia Central Railroad Company for the
past nine years, resigned his position yes
tcrday. Ills resignation was accepted by
the Board, and the following resolution
was unanimously adopted and ordered to
be spread on the minutes of the meeting,
in the trcasurcrS office:
"Resolrei, That this Board. recognizing
the high tone Of character and integrity Of
Mr.. Adcock, and the fidelity and ability
with which hc has filed the office of gene
raj ticket agent, regret the Joss of his ser
vices in the station he has so long filed
Mr.C. j. +. Ncthcrland was appointed
general ticket agent in the place of Mr..
Adcock.