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/. CHICKAHOMINY BIFTERs.

81 Thousands who have used them need no further
evidence of their value and happy restorative
powers The effect of miasnatic climate upoR
the human system is to produce loss of appetite,
debility, and general prostration of all the vital
energies BY the use Of CHICkAH OMINY
B1TTEkS perfect health is restored in few
weeks. Those who are unscqualnted with the
merits OF this new remedy can be fully satisfied
by consulting the annexed oniais from those
who have used the medicine themselves or in
their families AMI recommend them to the con-
fidence of the public. s6f 4asy aft i1uit
''@a CHICKAHOMINY BIITERS.
are warranted to cure CHlLLS and FEVER in
ever case where they get fair trial. From hun
dreds OF certificates in our possession, we selec
the following: 246-I ssQ 81 19tt'A "a '''i'n
''3 ~ .i.ii RfcHmoSp, Va, November 2, 1865
BE- Mr.. NEwroN:-ADear Sir--Your Cthsckdhomsny
BiHers cured me of the most violent attack Of
Fever and Ague. was laid PROSTATE and bad to
abandon business. Half bottle did the work for
me- 1t is pleasant to take, and acts ike charm.
3 81 Yours truly, i"',"' J. A. PEAKE.
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..lfyf "a J VIM. H. WALES. safqiiDeiJ
This Bank IL open for the resumption of bust
ness. Deposits received upon the usual terms, in
terest being allowed at the rate of FIVE per cent
on all amounts remaining on deposit for 80 days
or upwards; 4 per cent. for a less period; in
terest commencing 10, days after deposit, and
ceasing 10 days prior to withdrawal .'s..
The Institution keeping accounts of its New
Depositors entirely separate from those of the Old
Depositors, SO as to answer the demand of the
New Depositors.,-t ads ssr4,.f.i .t s3rs4sisf
All indebted to our Institution will please cali,
pay, curtail, or renew their paper.
The Board of Directors will meet every W ed
nesday and Saturday morning at O'Clock.
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nELAY NOT :H7T7 TT III
D57L1Fn 7id1 Tpii1oJ 9.ii L. IfRYYrRYi
- HAMPToN,s VEGETABLE rINcTURK,
s Have you Cough, Sore Threat, Weak Breast?
Have you a Bronchitis, Asthma? fo t7i,1
Have yoa Weakness, Disturbed Sleep9
@ Have you Disordered Liver, Blood Splitting?
g Have you Pains, Side, Breast, Soreness? i5'
4 Have you Night Sweats? Great WeaknessY4
,-4f. -; AS AN LNVIGORATOR. sa5l4Is
We believe it superior to all the Cordials ia uss
ii'tifd3 RHEU MATISM-RHEUMATISM
b rs -16eli DELICATE CHILDREM a31i 70
One Bottle will prove its superior iyiFthaI
.,...L. ,t.... AS A F,EJfAL LIE MEDICINE 5llI5
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE has, made mauy
wonderful cures. '~' a.
% As Female Medicine it has no equal. 1t will
change the complexion from paliid to blooming
one. Wherever introduced its success Ia un,
bounded To publish all the testimony would
make large volume. l.,, f,..it@,ts; II
Extract from. d lstter from !. Grimes, Sag, Of
ayy. "1I.sl lLoudon County, Va. 90 81
"My wife has been for years afflicted with great
weakness, pain in the breast, side and back, pal
pitation of the heart, feebleness of the Nervous
system, loss of the appetite, complexion sallow,
the sight OF one eye almost gene, the other very
has restored her to perfect health. Her eyes are
as good now as ever they were" 43.}Fgf a5
Wm. High, 1856 Paca street cured of Rheuma-
tism and Dispepsy, Also, his daughter, who was
broken down in health, restored BY it. ~ O.
4g SqmI Il. Fell says, under date February 10th,
1866. My son was afflicted with scrofula five
years; had running ulcers from which forty pieces
OF bone came, and was perfectly cured by Hamp-
| on's Tincture, after all other remedies failed
ID Mr. Edsoin ~. SprankIin, No. ~ Register 3 t.
Baltimore, most dreadful case of Scrofa1a Of eai
standing; lost 9 number Of pieces of bone, re-
stored to health ,..s.f f., ut
Senator Pierce, J. ii. anderson and Hon Wo.
Themasson, all testify of having ervants cured
of dreadful cases of scrofuis by HamptoA's Tic
ture. .,i.-5 si le.tl Tta..ot92 sdl p.gDet
Mrs. e. Bag.oeU, Of Va, was cured of Rheu
matism OF 80 years standing ,A
Space will not permit to name hundreds Of 9th
ers, as Geo. w. Goodrich, Captain t. acanot
Robt. Gault, James Smyth, cured Of Rheumatism
of long standing. .,..1, f.ssre,.,,e n sidT
VIM. Oldham, Custom House) Jacob st,yer,
Jno. Luke, S. A. Griffin, r. Addison Bristow,
Ellen Fedon, Rev. B. f. Brooke, Rev. Jsnn Laa-
ahan, Henry G. Winn, cured of Coughs Bf.a
chial diseases, Dyspepsia, &c. ll3gl a.ll btsHE
We refer to our own citizens, and to certificates
in pamphlets, such as we believe no other medi-
cine can give. ~ q H'1iA" "1A s1ua7'''
For sale in Norfolk by Toyg& Dey, M. a.
G. A. Santos, and by all Druggists in Portsnouth
Purcell. ,Ladd 4 Co., Richmond; Cooke & Co.,
Fredericksburg; Alfriend 4 Co., Petersburg, and
by Druggists every where. l'""
900 ''ia la MORTIMER & M0WBRAY, iI@i
alfI flasaq1 l9aj 3 q General Agents.
may3l-3m Baltimore, Md.
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NV EsfAah; dds excellent quality water
Iills) WAR anted to please and for sale At mar
ket RATS f3ivA i aaHsal TNh03Aa v 4
iji%, 55sss7 dguo1un4 ri ,IaAsiSGkIB BRO. IL,
au ~ "a RDMhaalts teAarhGi
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LNLOUR.-We are receiving by vessel and
j. steamer $50 bbls Family. Extra, Super. and
Fne Flour, which will be sold low to the trade.
aus NORRIS. GWATHMEY Il co
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VIRGINIA BHITER.-A prime article
' received three times week, also 40 pack
ages Cooking Butter cheap 3 ! sgOY =
au3 NORRIS, GWATHMEY L. co.
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YNEA X ETTLES, &c.--l0 dozen and
: quart Tea Kettles. Also Pots, Ovens, Spi-
ders, Extra Lids Fry and Sauce Pans Preserv-
ing Kettles, &c, just received at the New Hard
ware Store, No. 2 Commercial Row, near the
Ferry. "
aul4 j. G. WOMBLE 4 co.
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(MOsAt l. E+a0O0 basRels dstpb Scroll RED IXSh
.laGRATE iand 9ST0pEr coal, NOV land fhsgp
and ton sade by thsatdn of bHshaP ap the lowest
au2D DXIHHIlHu1 lENHiTR. q. eYsAkh
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NOR PHILADELfHIA.7 EIT7r7F MI
I -bG NORFOLK AND PHILA Ell PHIA.
''''''''' STEAM PACKET co .esflol..4
One Of this. well known and popular line of
Steamships, composed ofthe 81 ID saaHsW sdt
Steamship ALEXANDRIA, Capt Allen.
INIT NORFOLK, Capt, Vance. en M,
Will until further notice. leave Higgins W harf
Norfolk, every SATURDAY at II m. for "a
, .-s a u PHILADELPHIA, .r;.-i.I
and leave Philadelphia every SATURDAY at
IL m. 'JC,.FsslsrsIJ 10 .,aE t4roD
For freight, at low rates, or passage, apply to
THOS. P. CROW ELL Il CO., Agents,
may26-tf dhiJ Higgins's Wharf, Norfolk
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

InE FATE ~ All Srcr An editor
OF western newspaper, while taking a
snooze after dark, travelling in railway
earr:agehad his pocket picked The thief
next cay forwarded the pnket-beak by
express to-the el,ter,s Office; with he fol.
lowing note:
"leu m 'zerabel skunk, heres yer peck
1T book: don't keep sich For man
dressed as vel! as ye0n was, to 20 round
with a WALTZ aid nutL;n in it bur, lot
OF moose paper scraps. an livery tuthe
como' TOO moose paper stamps, and pass
from ralerode d'rec'tre, Is a contemp-
,erab'e impersition on the pubIick% As
i heare yure edetur, return ypre
old 'rash-I never robs any only gentle
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

A phrenologist has been examining
Queen |ictoria's head. He says be fund
me bump of adhesiveness sadly deficient,
I, 1t existed at all. In justice. however. to
TINS gentleman, we will state that. he
Queens head under examination was n
l-atase stamp.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

An irreverent. fellow asked clergy.
man, Ban you tell me how old the devil
Is! My friend you must keep your own
family record was The reply.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09
4 ! ? 9 G

- T : 10
Fire Policies issued tlir nigh its Agencies for the
year 1860, IL suggestive Of the wide spread and ex-
tehsi'e n~lhess enjoyed by the PIII>fA, al.d the
emphatic desire among all classes for the protes-
ton its policies Afford.
Branch for the Hest and South,
No. "A. Utst Fourth s., Cincinnati, o.
II. N. MAGILL, Genl Agent,
s1- Phoenix Policies ISSUED promptly by
GEO. WEAHE, Resident Ag't.
mar'h7-3m Sioux City, Iowa,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

The attention Of Country Merchants Is
solicited to our Jobbing Department.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

A large lot Of Corn, Wheat, Oats and
Pork waited, for which the best rates
will be paid Also, Dry and Green Hides,
Furs, and all kinds. Of Produce taken in
exchange Tor goods, b.. sus~ ra. -~
ianI SCuUsTER s MARION.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09
Marriage and Celibacy.

Il Il Essay of warming and instruction for Fnnng
~ Men. Also, dis an abuses hitch preIna-
turely PROSTATE the Vital Powers with sure ne
ol relief sent fire. ot charge, In sealed letter
lppes. Address j. skILLtk upUGHTOA. How
erd Association, Philadelphia, IA. jaA1-6t-Ip
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10

Mr.. SEwARD.-The Radicals are taunt-
ing Mr.. SEWARD not q little. His prophecy
of 10000 majority in New York for HofF-
MAN is the occasion of much joking. The
New York Herald, which is serving Radi-
calism with newborn zeal, assails him
with especial delight. 1t says that the old
established firm of "WEED & SEWARD"
"once doing lucrative business, has at
"last gone to pieces, and is hopelessly and
"ihelplessly bankrupt" 1t advises Mr..
SEWARD to leave the Cabinet and give
place to q "vigorous, earnest man" in the
State Department. The Radicals had bet
ter not aggravate Mr.. SEWARD. He is a
man of the sharpest sagacity and the keen
est malice. Heis withal one of the coolest
and most deliberate of men. He is re-
ported to have said: "They think am
sworn out; shall teach them something
"different before the year has passed."
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srpEAcE HATH ITS vICT0RIEs.-Te

NJ PEACE HATH ITS vICTORIES'-To
prevent or conquer disease Ia grand achievement;
and az surely "a bullet and bayonet will destroy,
80 surely will HOSTETTER's BITTERs preserve
and prolong life.
This is the most trying period OF the year. The
stamina Of the strongest yields more or less to the
consuming temperature OF midsummer. figor
oozes from every pore. The strength OF man passes
away In invisible vapor, and weaker woman be.
comes relaxed and nerveIess. II was to meet such
difficulties that Hostetters Bitters were given to
society II IL to prevent the evil consequences to
which an Embraced, depleted, debilitated ofgani-
zation 10 liable, that hey are recommended as =
SUMNER TOXIC for both sexes. Old people die Of
exhaustion every day, who might have kept death
al bay for years to come by occasional resort to
this powerful and harmless vegetable stomachic.
Nine. tenths Of the community. rich as we'll a.
poor, ,oork continually. Iftheir hands are unem-
ployed their brains are busy, and head work Is a.
depressing to the vital energies as. muscular toll
But tone the system with Hostetter's Bitters, and
the wear and tear OF business life will be compare
lively unfelt, even in the most oppressive wea
Their. Nolangour will Be experienced, for Is fast
AZ the vital forces are expended they will be re-
cruited and renewed by this healthful restorative
Az q Summer Invigorsnt 1t 10 indispensable to
young and old.
Sold everywhere. oc T-2weod
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"ANoTHER FESIAN TO BE NG."-This
heading is SO frequently put in the papers
now that it is become ridiculous. We can
hardly believe that the Canadian Govern.
ment, is going to hang in this wholesale
manner. To hang after this fashion would
be to give Fenianism new life, new strength.
The blood of the Fenians in this way
would become tho seed of the cause.
Armed men would spring up like magic
and swarm upon the Canada border.
Great Britain has not followed the policy
Of quitting to death much in later times,
and we imagine Province of hers situated
like Canada-with such an exposed boun-
dairy, and so far as she is from assistance
will hardly adopt more rigid and relent-
less policy towards the Fenians than that
pursued by the mother country. Let her
be wise and lenient; it will be all the bet
ter for her. Though Ireland never can be
liberated by the conquest of Canada, that
country will save herself heap of trouble
by moderation.
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in the election Of BufExa, the very oppo-
,ite Of Cant In all respects, and his bit
tercst enemy. There b great deal OF
.ion;ecance in this, aud it may be we'll to
hear n in mind as we proceed In making up
che history Of our times. !. !,
These Radicals, these Butterflies WILL II
we mistake not, find that General GRANT
Is man who not only understands his i'i-
Ties, but viii steadily perform them. He
was proof against their Establishments ne
will not be awed by their hostility. He may
yet have to act an important part In this
country, and we do not think he will be
tIiisled or blinded by party afanitsss, OF
psralyaed BY party dictstion. l.s9
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Max,co and the unised STATS.

The Hon. L. D. CAMpsELL, Minister to
Mexico, and General SHERMAN, commits.
sioner appointed by the President to co
operate with Mr.. CAMPBELL in making
arrangements for the evacuation of Mexico
by the French troops, viii leave New York
to-day for the scene Of their labors. Mr.
EDWARD LEE PLUMB accompanies Mr..
CANPBELL as Secretary of Legation, and
General SHERMAN's chief Of staff also forms
one Of the company. Mr.. CAMPBELL is a
very prudent and ciear-headed man, and
General SHERMAN has shown himself both
wise and humane in policy when called to
act in civil capacity. The two gentle-
men will no doubt take such measures as
will best ensure peace and security in Mex
leo. We do not believe that they will go
simply to spy out the land and see what
may be done there to promote the opulence
and crafty the greed of their countrymen.
Both will have higher views. But as sure
as the Government of the United States
takes upon itself the duty Of protecting
the Government Of Mexico, and thus of
occupying that country, an amount of
fraud, corruption, and, roguery will be in
augurated there, the like of which the
world has rarely SEEM The Yankees will
cheat the Mexicans out of every thing they
possess in the world. r
? Mr.. CAMPBELL and the General will pos
sibly find MAMMALIAN gone, and will have
to treat with Marshal BAzAINE and Gene
raj CAsTELsAU, representatives Of the
French Government and Of MAMMALIAN.
There will be treaties to make with them
and with the party in Mexico which our Go
vernment chooses to place and maintain in
authority. In the speculations onthe subject,
We see that it is expected that Mexican
territory shall be coded to the Federal
Government. Why this is to be done we
do not understand, unless it be for the pro-
lection the United States promises 10 giue
to Mexico. There is no especial obligation
in the past that we remember. The United
States gave Mexico thrashing, and took
great deal Of her territory for the job.
Thus that account was settled, and We are
not aware that new obligation has been
incurred by the Mexicanos to call for a
cessiop of more Of their land. But Govern
ments having power are never nice about
reasons in the matter of taking land.
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In Ell. sisy, on Tsssday ne I'd Instant. stlsr .
EHEHERY, Ii the forty assgkiS year Of Sis aas.
thus has passed away from ON. midst . sislfen
widely known and reipsetsd ior his sterling In.
fegriiy aud rettitnds Sd all OF his business fels
lions. AZ . husband, father. and friend be was
genial, generous, unsel ash, esHadins, and s6ee..
honate, and always ready 20 throw the mantle OF
charity over the faults OF Othsra. ,RspQsing en-
tireiy on the merits Of espciaed RedSenst, hS
met death ~ a Christian herd, nDdatnted and On.
dismsyed and taking. an sfsetionais leave Of his
family and friends with the utmost eslmness, and
leaving messages Of love for those who were OBJ
sent he fell .Sasieep in yesus," and hss entered,
we trust upon the blissfull Immortality " where
the wicksd cease from troubling and the weary
are at rest"
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FOREIGN SEEps.-The Commissioner Of
Agriculture at Washington has received
from the Imperial Minister of Commerce
at Vienna, Austria, about one hundred
varieties Of cereal and vegetable seeds col
lected from premium products. They are
not to be distributed; but are, We suppose,
to be cultivated in the experimental farm
of the United States Agricultural Depart
ment, in order for their accumulation be-
fore distribution. II 49,. s,,s
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General Grant and General Butler.

General GRANT will please pardon US
for putting his name along side of the
! most detested man in the land; but We
find it, necessary since the public opinion
of New. England has placed him in Con-
gress, and by an inferential approval Of his
conduct has rebuked General GRANT. We
Z do not think that the General need feel
! modification at the fact. If he constructs
the opinions Of General BUFFERS constitu-
snts a. we do here, he will consider that
they have paid him a compliment, and
!, would regard . euiogy from them as one Of
the greatest ofmisfOrtunes. s4e5la}
But General BuTLER has been endorsed
BIZ an immense portion Of the people Of
the entire North, and the fact being taken
In connection with repeated denunciations
! OF General GRANT In speeches, sermons,
and newspapers, it Is plain that the senti-
. ment Of radicalism towards the highest
oaacer In the army Is fast Becoming tinged
1 with the feelings and prejudices Of BvTIEs.
!, Thsfaet eommends General GRANT to all
rejecting, and honest people. Il enlists
their sympathies as well a. their respect
FOR HIN, and prompts many to review his
SSataSter, and see II there Is not. in it
soma. virtue they had not before dis
|; .ecyersds TIE abuse Of those people plain.
az hAisstss thse1istepce Of worth andSir-
tina nihA. object az their Slinperation. !.
.sGAnpeal Gs&xT u, q sspsible man, and
he's copapsd ltnssH 10 bis of3cef and its
!: Astisa. tahahs % pAss Ii politics, But this
sjd M suit The Radicals. They bad
: pckse him out feg their President, and
tsas3 hoasys6 sid sngasad lin assse with
s.'prsiasy - AaaFssed ,ta cesepa,t him to
! txelR yievsb NJ nplt ~ sssnshStsa - vbiish
III isp& 40. 81 uhlch Is thcr.he.
rs -, eoatsgalAle = scalsAd,ct. ~ -
q ssnaissd dlssl. n .sosases13 q n.
/ ~ s1nalgks 5iash II dats, IA ssissd,sr IL
u iiss asbsssoe e0lesf, ,hovsd
q 19ntf1gfk tkass~a due him. Tia
M. RadlSah. They laAed him
49, 1oxha san6aa a. oct IT, Sepels1
- x Vt Z e. )llk @tleklI
y 1 = - $500 80
~ ptlg1A Shbna1iDsst sslnisal1l
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a. SPECIAL NOTICE.
RIcnnoap SAVINGS SANK AID INSURANCE
COMPANY.
The following named ssntisnHn have bssn ap-
pointed agents and medical examiners 70 repre-
sent this company In LIFE INSURANCE In the
places designated.
1 J. L. Brown, Esq.,, agent, and II. Latham, i. D.,
medical examiner, LynehburE, w.
q. r. Jones. Bsq., agent, and J. b Casel, y.
D., medical examiner, Chsriostsssins.Ys
Z j. II. Woodward and w 4. Bufnsta ksqs.,
agents, and 4. n. Tsunslsfcs, 4. D., msdisal sx'
sminer, staunton, Va. .'fa FL
Thomas J. Davis, Esq agent, and J. 7. Spencer,
n. D., medical examiner, rsrmvills, va.
C.H. cushbsrt, Eco. agent for Fire and LIE IN
suranes, Pstsrsbufs, w..
7tg IT. JAIN B. DAVs, frssiaent.
JoHs F. G. Porrs, Secretary. V no0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10

ssTTHE EMPRESS CARLorTA.--The case Of
this interesting lady Is said, by the Paris
correspondent of the London Times, to be
somewhat improving. Her physicians
hope that meeting her husband will proba-
bly, restore her. The Emperor's departure
.ftom Mexico is understood to have been
hastened by, her condition. j ,sd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10

4 Tho Nsw York World sraveiy announces
that the Richaopd pspers Of "wednesday
rive mo yeturns nom the Virgins election
and another pspsr that We wot Of NJ
Aounees that NKwELL, the defeated New
ysrssy MAJ. VA beAssnih FshhSslvanis.
& 90 o,n. 4. AZ ,tjSxs Az .h.,,
hnsbands llks tirk6Y len, xfst fnipfefed
- sstae zssyiaal ~ 6yrdli ysaa
& ! ||!'| $
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, Dowx AT TIM HEEL.- The business Of
Lynn is said to be vey dull. Half the Ia
borers engaged in shosmaking are out rof
employment, and many. are going'to their
bones % Massachusetts,, New Hampshire,
Maize. shd, even Capads. Ssyeralrth
sands have left the city. & ssasG 30 s9li]
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ASD Potomac
RAILROAD,
TREisCRER's OFFICE,
RJruNOsD November 4, 1856,


RICHMOND, November =, 1855.
NOTICE.-The public are cautioned
IN against the purchase of the following TICK
ETS, stolen from this Office on Saturday, Norem-
Der Sd, between the hours of ard +. u. They
bear the stamp" Z" upon tho face, and are of no
account to any one without the action Of the resu
lar passenger agent:
First class, Richmond to Boston, from No. to
9inclusiye.
First class, Richmond to New York, from No.
1860 TO 1899 inclusive.
Half seat, Richmond to New York, from No. Z
to No. 90 inclusive.
First class. Richmond to Philadelphta, from No.
u to % inclusive.
Half seat, Richmond to Philadelphia, from No.
1913 to 100 inclusive.
First class, Richmond to Baltimore, from No.
ae4 to 400 inclusive.
Half seat, Richmond to Baltimore, from No. 80:
to 500 inclusive.
First class, Richmond to Washington, from No.
500 to 900 inclusive.
Half seat, Richmond to Washington, from No.
1924 to 1899 inclusive.
Second class. Richmond to Washington, from
nos j. B. GENTRY. Auditor.
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: RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Coil
- RICHMOND, November Z, 1885.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
IN stockholders Of this Company Will Be held at
the ONCE OF the Company, No. oil Main street, be-
TUESDAY the eth instant at II o'clock y.
~ .ss3 f. II. w. HARRINGTON,
no Std $50 y Treasurer.