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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
Fire in Chicago-The Cholera

HptcIaI UIsItICI l.
CHICAGO Aug. 70, lsC6.
fire broke outthis morning Oh South Water-st.,de-
stroyng tobacco mandatory OF Van Horn Murray
Nos 81 and 80 II also destroyed No s. occupied by loman
piukham Co., Wholesale druggists and No. Al, occupied
NJ c. W. Chnrch wholesale grocers; crossing the alley Of
these several Buildings in tie OF the stores fronting on
Lakes Of which, No 90 occupied by Carson, Pierre
Co dealers in dry goods and notions was destroyed and
other Lake ST. either side Of 1t damaged by fire and
Total loss estimated $4,000; insurance. $4,000
An nwardb bound passenger accommodation train Of the
Michigan Southern Railroad encountered which jumped
the track the train passing Haesye Station about
40 miles east Chicago at O'Clock this morning One
thrown from the track nuing II passngersrcne very
seriously, and none killed.
Cholera since last Nights report foot upe new cases
nd denfha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
REFRIGERATION.
so,el.i Dis, steh TO The N. y. Tribune.
oru Rags UPON UsIOyIsTS IN ALABAMA.

sueelsl Dis, steh TO The N y. Tribune.
ourRAGKs UPON UsIoNIsTs IN ALABAMA.
WASHINGTON Aug 10. 1867.
lette, sseceived from well-knowD citizen Of Ala
hans date Aug 1s by Capt Bingham Secretary OF the
Icvr1.t Co entioneTs, states:
hsye =. va DR. of Herd County who Assist
a., ,ryeon the First Alabama Union CaTalry. lie tells
me- M II bos fIree weeks he notified that the
a "a 70 W who had deserted his country and to the
Vat, was agreeable 90 the patriotic Union loving cit
~ utrd CoQoy Ca and that he would not be allowed
,r hsse whereupon the Doctor then stated 10 them that
be ong ht sboId stay Last Saturday attack made
90 I'm 10 three fhots fired at hmjg part Of the par
~ oaied hiL leave. These who tina
,sd tispd States officer proess 70 belong to the johnson
OF the ed say that they arr more loyal than the Docer
Gcw s hct of JeG Da,is >ste the name OF A
treason ogans the Coneaey to oppo' ZEN I'D r,s %
IL treasoa oppose Andy Ibn etter mag Gust NC ' NV
bl, will take I've Tbk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
MEXICO.

AMERICAN MRS-oF.wiR SENT TO ENFORCE THE PRRsr.
DENTS PROCLAMATION.
WAsmSGTos Aug. 49, ls6G.
In accordance with the Presidents proclamation of
the 18th inst declaring null and void Maximians paper
bockGd, OF aud other ports the Navy
Department has detached TO be stationed at
the of the Rio Grands. The Commander Of tie Pacific
Squadron also received orders send menowar to
Msza,ar and Quay mas TO protect United States
the Pacific coast
REVIEW AT nATANOROS.
NATAMoRos Monday Aug -.
via GkLyEsros. Saturday, Aug ls eG6
caurier Just arrived here reports that Escobedo
held efand Of roops Monterey the 10Th.
The French marching on San Luis Potosi.
C0ras erecting defensive works around Maamoros
fYhl flrthc city and punder Is expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

JnDEy DEATH Coroner Kristen was called upon
saturday afternoon to hold an inquest the body Of
lng named John Dryer. residing in South Bergen
,drOpped down dead about O'clock on Friday evening
&c engaged playing with his children. Upon inqurine
1.-THE facts OF the case the Coroner sashed that death
caused from heart disease AID accordingly pemit
burial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
Msaens Of the Hon. A.srandsr N. s,eph....


o Hon. Alexander II. Stephens LEFT for Milledge
yiihs morning Ii possible for hin to remain ia The
ciny longer owing 10 important business roments
hysicai health has prevented him from addressing H.
PIC he intended. 0aJ possible he wal deliver sees
otluIes In Northern cities during the Winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
POLITICAL.
TEE LOYAL SOUTHERN CONVENTION
and IL deaths

THE CONVENTION TO BE HELD IN NATIONAL HALL.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 70. leo.
National Hall. on Martet-st., below Thirteenth, has
been engaged for the meeting Of the Loyal Souheners Con
ycnon Of the Sd Of September The building one Of the
largest the city far from the center II business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

the Aeghanes receive the address Of the Philadelphia
Convention upward Of COCO words by special telegraph
This too was ia addition to unusually full daily descriptive
report Of the same aliair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
IBy Telepsph.I

Nv special order Of President johnson the iol-
deiega,e, 70 the Philadelphia Convention, nom thel'
asc,,, towns have Seen appointed and consn
Gen A. stevens Registrar aud John Dentg
of Pablo Lands at Iuna Mchgnni John oige % "sh''
Ressfrar L,pd Office at Natchiioches La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

CONVENTION AT BALTIMORE.

"a. 1. Cd aebALrfAoHE. Ang 10. 1868
II National Labor Congress assemblies in this
s ,n the Front.st Theatre, Tomorrow Deee.tes an
vars States arriving and the proceedings promise 10 be
intetIng. 1' y rirk
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fn. 1-.ss,saN s'AkE.
Soil rspslch 10 Tie " :. Tribune.

BrFrAIo AuFast 49, 1870
Ever thing Is quiet here and the excitement exist
inc in ada Is regarded ridiculous. Adyices from To
~. onight iDtlnste that the of June being
"haced Volunteers moving to the front, and rees
day there viii dosltess BE- OF observation the
Ike Tea.u raid is anticipated IL this jan eSs Morning
aia,r are uadnly excited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
CANADA.
PESIAs ARREST AND oUTRAGE-T1Ir REPORTED MUTrHY
AMoIG THE HAMILTON yoIUYTEERs-THE AYSEx-
ArICy PROSPECT

Special Diysieh &c The ". Y Tribune.
TORONTO. Saturday, Aug ls 1906
\ 'ailo, naEed MeGurk, was imprisoned yesterday,
expressing Fcnan senents Three Fenans threatened
to pn down Brilsh n1s at Concert Horticultural Gardens
last NIGH but escaped arrest May prisoners arrested at
Erc andconncd here have been released Mach indgna
lion e1ss asans IN, Toronto Gobs for charging Attorney
Gen Mc)onad who also Minister OF Militia with ineapacty
on Of incorporate habits There 10 but little coah'
dcnce horcycr administration Of military affairs Tie
KanfoH denies mgtinous spirit exists w.
voupiees there. bat tho correspondent u The - i
graph r,er'tes tho The an-.~A'on prolse'
again muh discussed.
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ris.s :, R,lse...,. Mill..

- ~ ~, bAIInIuaE, saturday, Aug. "a I6s6.
The fire at Elieot's Mills was the era pite cotton
factory owned By jciutstock company Messrs u Dsld
and John Hopkins Of this city were TIE
establishments was TOTALLY destroyed Loss estimated al
ge' t,i ~ loposrnvD sll Do igeasrrrs ra
BosToN, Aug. IA fire broke out at midnight
last night the coal wood and Lumber wharf Of Cook Jor
don on NewAbans which was destroyed together with
large amount Of tie stock hand and also bark loaded
with coal and two schoors loaded with lumbar and the
other VIII haI. Log shout &5o6o0 lnwse fm As1eD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
rnR rRANsFER or GEN. rnnRY.

The recen! removal OF Gen. Terry from command
at Richmond Vs. having caused much comment by the
newspaper press may state on authority that his reova
was not csuled BY any political question or the Gen
er thorough Unionis ard agrees with Congress against
the Pesidenrs policy" but LIS record a. solder 1t 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

From tho most rnetwortby data that can be obtained amid
the confusion preyspg az apd aroand the
probable tbat Al least ow ten 10 hleep lres
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WASHINGTON

PROCLAMATION by The PRESIDENT
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From Lexiurtou q The Natural bridge

From Lexington to the Natural bridge
there Is but little variety in the road, al
though there may be some difference IN
the size Of the rocks, the altitude OF u the
hills, and the stupidity Of the drivers. The
Natural bridge itself is not half as "natu-
raj " az any one Of the dozens oil Dridges
on the Central railroad; and it II caiiea 30
probably upon the hcus non lucepdo prln'
ciple. All over the world travellers nave
mania for scribbling upon walls, pillars,
and rocks; and remember q chef doucfe
in this respect. Some energetic TOURIST
contrived to elude the vigilance OF the pen
sioner on duty, and clisel his name upon
the bronze railing which surrounds the
statue on the summit of the monument III
the Place dc la Bastille at Paris. In VIZ
GINA they content themselves with scrlb-
bling with stick or chipping with a pen
knife, reminding one eternally OF that ma
licious Gallo proverb: lie nom dun jon Sc
frouce pdrt6W.
The mountains would be much more In
tcresting had their original Indian names
been preserved. Who can be sentimental
about the "Hog's-back," and the "House,"
and the rest Why not call them Mounts
Brown, Jones, Smith, and Robinson al
once
As the stage passed the Natural bridge,
an old lady, of probably eighty years, tot
tered to the side of the road. Her form
was bent and bowed; her thin grey hair:
tossed by the wind, carcsSed her withered
cheek; one hand rested on a rugged stick,
and with the other she motioned to the
driver to stop. The old lady paused mo-
ment as if to gather strength, and then III
trembling tones said:
"Do you drive to Texas :"
"NO, ma'am!"
Her eyes filled with tears, and she con-
| tinued:
"My son, my poor boy, is in Texas; l
want to write to him"
I shall never forget the tone in which
these few simple words were spoken, nor
the expression of deep sorrow upon her
face as she turned sadly away. What a
history of suffering, Of want, of misery, OF
yearning motherly love may have been eX-
pressed in that one short sentence
A few miles beyond the bridge we
passed the camp of the engineering party
who are surveying the line of the Valley
railroad there we saw bridal party, and
watched the bride drive off with large
bouquet in her hand. By sunset we ar
rived at Bonsack's depot, thanking Provi-
dencc that for the present, at least, the
staging experience Of this poor traveller is
over. The world may be "stagc," but
do hope that / may in the future he NOR
cifuly spared the pain of travelling in
one dragged by four strong horses-the
stronger the worse-ovcr Il rough country
road. A. BoUILL0N.
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LETTER FROM WINCHESTER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
WINCHESTER, Va, September 80, 1866.

Just five years ago made my first entree
into this "city of the valley" old Win.
chester. say cold" for the simple rea-
son that it Is the Oldest Incorporated
"burg" in the Valley Of Virginia. 1t is
pregEliaently historic town; famous alike
in the revolutionary war and that Of the
"L0st Cause" It has been the theatre of
many exciting scenes between the Stone
wall brigade (Jacks9p's." foot cavalry y
and the Yankee cohorts under those
trained "nags" Nothing Particular Banks,
Woolly- Horse Fremont, and Lying Pope,
with his "head9uarters in the saddle -
This most intellectual part)-ready at all
times for race. ! must say that l was
not favorably impressed with its inhabi-
tants, especially the redoubtable Winches-
ter "malish." One Carson general, $50
called,") and Dick Byrd (his man Friday
stole my trunk and contents under the plea
Of " military necessity J" at the time (lS6l)
when In command Of the "shell-backs."
sELr-sACRIFICING DEVOTION OF THE LADIES.
But am disposed to be charitable, land
the tomahawk raised with q rcvenging
arm-will bury it lin peace), with fors
giving hand, in oblivion. What raised my
Ire against the formidable "malish " has
been assuaged by the self.sacriicing, pa.
triotic ladies Of Winchester-God bless
them! The soldiers of the late Contede-
rate army have just cause to remember
them when lying helpless in hospitals,
while In the hands Of the enemy.
THE "IRREPREssIBLE" NIGER AND CAPE
COD YANKEE. ,e
Two initiative young men, named re-
spectively G. Hancock and Guy Potter,
were arrested last week by United States
detectives and taken to Washington, upon
the charge Of cOunterfeiting Federal cur
rency, but were reInandcd back again here
iot tfiai upon the charge on which they
were arrested. In the examination. q
Souid-be witness In the csss was ordered
% % called-ons Nistef1 Stone-who
nsretotoEe was unknown In che CAS- bv the
Sounsel for The defence, and dcua nded to
xeow who = Stone p, AOh % ssi1 ths
AHosnsy fos the Commonwealth. One e :
geaeene0A true, his skin IA little rinri. q
shade darker than some men. but tho i
nothing; It Decent affect HIS yeracitv 10
the jeast; he b - good a. aps OF ,s. and
s Great deal better than soma men thst !
Gnovi% NistsF" Stone was called h,
ths sheriff. and up stalked big buck ne.
J Gre-s bstteF.Iooking negro by fer than the
AttGeney Tor the Commonwealth. The
J p0tnt 80 immsdiatsiy raised, under ths
lpNs e TIE Stets, OF the sdmissibility O
aa1se ssldsnoe = court sGai~, : whit.
ftsth - sn1er f6s Civil Rigbts
- 0sen56es ~ bule 80 ~
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State laws aud sets At defiance Msyo's
Guide 10 Magistrates when any OF u u.
Watrpus's negro brothers are vitality con-
cerned in the premises. This Q. l.. Wat
rous, the Commonwealth Attorney for
Frederick county, Is the most con-
tcmptible kind of . Cape God Yankee
ga mongrci whelp Of low degree" but
a At representative Of those who voted for
him and elected him. Respectable colored
BARRIERS ought not to associate with him.
As a betting mark of respect for his
speech, he ought to be treated 10 coat OF
tar aud feathers and ridden on rail across
the Potomac.
WINCHESTER AND ITS SOTADILITIEs.
Winchester boasts Of half. a dozen
churches, two fine female schools--Rev.
Mr.. Averett's and Miss Magill's; two news
papers, tho Times and the Ne,cs, the latter
ably edited by George R. Henry, Esq; lots
of pretty girls; cultivated and refined
society rough pavements, and " finished
town, as far as projected improvements
are concerned; a people the most hospi-
table in the world daring Oald Ireland),
and wonderfully fond of apple butter. 1t
may also be very justly proud Of a young
lady writer" Wahonowcn gifted alike
in the composition of prose and verse.
There Is successful revival of religion
progressing in the Southern Methodist
Church.
The Markct-strcct Church, formerly in
the possession of the southern MethOdists,
before and during the war, but.which was
taken away from them by military court
and turned over to some Yankee interlo-
pers, gives rise to suit for possession, but
there is little doubt as to the result, mill
tary-cour decisions being illegal.
IyASHOE
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nav c1,orye. sH0xe. Go.

TLEYY BROTHERS, No. Is Main
"A street, between Sixteenth ~ ne ssysnsSsnsh.
which are now being offered at grsst targsin.
Handsome Curtain Naslin q 500 Linen Sc, Col :
ar .ss Linen Hsndkerchlefs 81 &c.. worth !sc. ;
Handsome embroidered Collars 81 g, Is. and sl.
worth double the money; Infants, Robes, richly
worked. al ss, $40, and sis; Huekaback Towels al
ss per dozen Linen Crash at $50. ger yard Irish
Linens at 50, 60 and 7sc. Linen shirt bosoms D
Goods Hosisry. Blsnkets Hair Nets, Belt Ribbons,
ETC., etc. LEVI p ny .
.ao1 Is Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-04

OFFICE RICHMOND AND PErRRsRrRgI
RAILROAD CosPAsY,
PIcuraxD VA July II i.ss

RICHMOND, Va, July u, lsss.
GUNNER SCHEDULE.-TWO DAI.
Oily TRAINS EXCEPT on SUNDAYS SOHTH
WITH MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CARS or THE
instant the trains will run rs follows:
Leave Richmond ut AIS A. N. and J. 10 Pm
and arrive At Petersburg at $40 A. NJ. and ~
PM
Leave Petersburg at so A. NJ and sloP.N.
and arrive At Richmond at $50 A. ". and 81!
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN viii
leave Richmond at IL IS A. NJ. and arrive at p.
tersburx at LILO 7. u. Returning, twili leave Pc.
tersbuYg at II. IS 4. ".
On stNDAYS the MORNING TRAIN only will
leave Richmond, and the EVENING TRAIN only
VII Ths 'a TRl WRfRhY TRAINS connect a, pe.n.
burg with the Norfolk trains.
The morning and evening trains make close con.
nections at Richmond and Petersburg with train,
for the North and Sonth, and passengers can BE-
accommodated with splendid SLEEPING CARs on
nigh, trains on the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad, and on the Wilmington and
Weldon railroad.
Going SOUTH, the route l. open Ia Raleigh.
Wilmington, Charlotte, Columbta, Charleston,
Greensboro, Augusta, sayannah, Atlanta, Mont.
g0mery, Mobile, and New Orleans.
as far as Wilmington, N. C..
THROUGH TICKETS SOLD aud BAGGAGE
CHECKED to Wilmington and Raleigh.
saaO-ts Engineer and Supsrinten dent.
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.RAnRoApA


E e
VlR0IMA CENTRAL RAILROAD
MONDAY October lat, the mali train will be nv, ,ss
between Heb ssd staunfon daily Csund',s
excepted leaving Richmond at 1ss 4. H.. az
leaving stanton on arrival Of mail train fror, ~
east, e 40 u. on MONDAYS, wgDy EsDays'
Z. a on TUESDAYS, THTksDAYs. ana ia, sara
DAYS. The accommodation train win be run x.
twesn CharIo.iesyiiie and Richmond on NOV.
ing Chsrlotiesvills ats a. ~ and Rieh mo ,ss,,
LEE ~: Freight trains leave Richmond -
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sATUaDAYs.aa
THROUGH TICKETS TO Lexington, H.r,,,,,
burg, and other points In the Valley. ami 10 an
prominent points In the southwest, can DO p, vi
en oe +" the ONCE a.n., u s Mh,LSoHb
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EoR NEW YoRK:mATLAN-4 Hh
NY. The splendid new sids-whssi steamship
HATTERAs, s. ALExAsDER eommsndsr, ALBK:
MARIE, A. BouRHK commander, leave kiehmonc
ever: :ysTy THhsSkhp ~ and s27ukpaY
These SHIPS are entirely new. and were buiii
expressly for the route.
ss S ,b safsss ttoSsso AZ .as
ATTENTION are unhurpassed. o.
VEN Essi nSSLL 4fsA AND Nd A HALF.
s Y y s s' Com are
within forty. eight hours.
Shipper are invited to notice that the great
DAMAGE and loss by handling, and exposure from
frequent shipping, ~ on other lines, u avoided
Frsights for points beyond New York win Be for:
varded with dispatch, and no charge made except
actnal expenses incurred.
These ships discharge cargo In New Iork q pier
for Wilmington, North Carolina Charleston, g.
yannah Mobile and New Orleans, leave from the
same pier. Goods for these points can DO tfans'
fsrrsd without expense or exposure.
Insurance Is very low by these ships, ana the
economy In time, insurance, and eondition ID
which goods are delivered, makes this the shssp;
est route from Virginia. Insurance erected 81
lowest rates. when ordered.
LIVINGSTON, FOX = CO..
SAMUEL AYREs Co.,,
Richmond. Virginia.
JOHN M WEST H. io.n. and Petersburg.
T. H. whSss or,oli. Virginia.
For freight q sI PssisiES: G .RRlA Co.. Agents
once corner OF Cary and Virginia streets. oppo.
site the Tobacco Exchange. Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-04

COREY Il LUBBOCK, CORNER
A,,TWRNTY-FIRsT ANh P9cH rp srE X IT
KINDS OF PAPEe sToCK.-The subscriber
would resre fully inform their friends and Tnr ans
4 CO-PAETS ER>HlP for the purpose OF con-
Quoting a GENERAL PAPER STOCK BUSINESS,
and are prepared Ia pay the highest cash prices
for LINE. and COTTON RAGS. OLD BOOKS, IN.
PERFECTlnNS, SCRAP PAPER, MANILA
ROPE and BAGGING, and everything else apper-
tanning to the manufacture OF paper. The senior
partner. Mr.: COREY, is well known In Rich h.
the trade. The Junior partner, Mr.. LUBBOCK,
was for several years secretary and treasurer Of
the franklin Paper Mill Company, and sptse,
auenty agent OF the Manchester Paper Mill, ana
will be happy Ia serve the customers Of both
ests blis hments. We have made arrangements with
Me.srs Robinson & Fairbanks, agents. To furnish
the Manchester Paper Mill with stock, aud trast
that gatherors of stock will see the Importance OF
selling II where 1t will be kept at home. Country
dealers and merchants sending us rags, &c, can
rely on prompt remittances in every Instance
" b. F COREY.
sel7-sm H. w. LUBBOCK.
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r LINNEMAN, DYER AND SCOUR-
i A. Err. Seventh street, between Broad and Grace
opposite the Theatre IL prepared to do all kinds OF
DYEING, CLEANING, and SECURING, in ell Its
branches, at short notice. Give me a call and ex.
anime for yourself.
Agents wanted to solicit orders in the country
and in every city Of this State. Address box l6s,
post office, Richmond, Va. ty2-ts
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E0ss 8.lssass:ss

&4ssa &lss:ss
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" NORTH, EAST, AND ANY,, WEST, y 1T THS
RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
NAIL TWiCB DAILY:-ELEGANT sLEtPISG
CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAlNS.-The only rsilro,i
route issuing THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH
BAGGAGE Greeks from Richmond to the sit!ss
North, East, and West.
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daily (Sundaysexeeptsdl ats.l5 A. u. arriving In
Wsshing,om =, Sss sSnHsSingg WIN p.
NORTH, EAST, and WEST.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS attached, lssr'
Richmond daily at 8 P. ", arriving 10 wshgs
tor at l. 30 A. NJ, connecting with the EARLY
MORNING TRAINS for the GoRTH, EAST, and
WEST Observation-Disclosures.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington, Baitmo''.
Philadelphia, New YORK, Boston, and all the Prin
cipal cities In the West.
for further information and through tefs,
apply at the Office Of the company, corner Brcli
and Eighth streets, Shockoe Hin.
J. B. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent:
SANryI PrTH Superintendent. myr
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r. n. KELLOGG, J. W. GIBSON,
late of q. ]. gunner il Co. OF Richmond.
HELLOGG 81 GIBSON,
~ IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEiLERsfS
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE.
We have now In store very large and complete
stock, which we offer as low as they can be pur-
chased in any Of the northern cities.
SILVER PLATED BLOCK TIN and BRITANNIA
WARE, REFRiGERATORS, WATER COOLERS,
Patent FRUIT JARS, ST0NEWARE, &c. at manu-
facturers' prices. KELLOGG & GIBSON,
~ as-3m 1917 Main street.
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Correspondence oftAs Richmond Dispatch.

The Exciteaeas absut sAe STATE Eleetlens- cir.
asr AiAsA ~ sAs Prealdeat-The Radicals d.
viAed absas u1peachmeNt- Western Bitter.
Aess-The Cahlnes sa che ConstttNtisnai
AnenAmext-Csllectsr Of Casiems ~ Boston,
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WILLIAM GIBSON, HENRY G. WATkIss,
late Harris * Gibson. late Winfrec watkins.
GIBSON Il WATKINS,
" PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
OFFICE AT SHCCKOE WAREHOUSE.
friends and to the planters and farmers OF Yirg
ana North Carolina generally the offer Of their
services as -
Their intimate acquaintance with the tobacco
trade qualify them peculiarly rs agents for the
sale of this article.
Their charge for commission after LIST OF October
will be two and half per cent on all sales OF to-
Sc sSEIm GIBSON & WATKINS.
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Tally LINE 10 NORFOLK, CITY
IL POIaE, AID ALI EANDIE0S a14I =
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JOIN sIIyIsf iRs:. Captain 8. 6; aiy!oED.
will leave Ludlam ) Wahons wharf DAILY, OF.
cept Sundays, ut Q, clock A. ~, for CITY POINT,
NORFOLK, P9RTsxoUrH, and ALL LANDINGS
Passengers BY these boats will arrive st City
Point In time to connect with The cars for Psesrss
burg. 80.
Eare 20 CITY roinf..'............ ''.."''S
Fare to Norfolk, second elass........... So
The gEoRgEANNA leaves Richmond MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and RRlDAY. rurpe
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY.
The JOHN sYLyEsTERl leaves Richmond TUBS.
DAT, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Returning, leaves Norfolk MONDAY, wEDNEs.
DAY, and FRIDAY. .
l.. B. TATUM, Agent.
once ct steamer wharf.
]. n. FREEMAN, Passenger Agent
Once corner Fourteenth and Franklin streets.
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