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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-11
OUR PETERSBURG LETTER.
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatch.
High Price Of Observation-Disclosures Esti-
mate Of the Wheat Crop by the Agricultural
Department - Increasing Unreliablencss OF
Freedmen's LabOr-Reyiyal i'll Business.

High Price Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f>stl-
mate Of the Wheat Crop by the Agricultural
Department - Increasing Unreliablencss OF
Freedmens Labor-Revival i'll Business.
PETERSBURG, November Q, 1867.
Taking into consideration the immense crop
of wheat estimated 10 have been reaped the
present wear, ii is difficult TO account Tor the
anomaly of high prices which oreadstu1ls OF
all descriptions continue 10 bear. llnneCl;lte-
w after harvest it was The general opinion
that wheat would soon come down 10 Il dollar
and Il half per bushel. But the prices Of last
wear are still nearly sustained, with no pros
pect of Il decline: aud ii is we'll ascertalned
that the crop Of 1866 was short one. is II
not, then, fair 10 conclude that the crop'estl.
mates for the present year have been greatly
exaggerated?
The Department of Agriculture publishes an
approximate estimate OF 220, 100000 OF bushels
of wheat us the crop of le67. This would give
between six and seven bushels for every man,
woman and child, white and black, in the
whole country, to say nothing OF the vast pro
ductions of corn and rye. As there is no unu-
sual foreign demand the amount OF bread IN
dictated by these figures would seem TO be more
than sufficient for our whole population.
As the United States is the greatest country
in the world, where all men have the prvi-
lege of being freeholders, it may be altogether
in character 10 indulge i'll eXtravaSant lauda-
tious of our resources; but unless there Is Il
much better basis for these calculations 1T the
North than here 1t the South, they are emit.
tied 10 but little confidence. The area for
wheat has not been materially increased i'll
the southern heat-growing States, nor is
there any probability of its enlargement nnul
Il great revolution i'll our labor system IS
effected. Wherever society is in Il state Of such
disorder and dsintegration, but little hope
exists for prosperous agriculture.
The reports from the adjacent country in
regard 10 labor are of one uniform tenOr-the
freedmen are resolute!y bent on making no
engagements for another year, and not even
by the month. They profess TO be willing 10
work for fifty cents and three meals Il day. In
other places capital is in the habit of debating
TO labor, but in our disorganiZed state the or
der is rercrsed-labor dictates 10 capital.
There has been more ACTIVITY i'll the cotton
market within the past two or three days, and
the price has advanced half II cent. General
business also has somewhat revived, and there
seems now TO be a better prospect that matters
viii be comparatively easy in short time.
The receipts OF cotton during the week amount
TO $50 bales making total since September
Isl OF LOLA bales. OF tobacco, the receipts are
Us yet very small, the old crop being exhausted
ana the new not ready for market.
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John Hale, the "vcteran horse-thlef'
of Maine, WHO has spent fifty Of his eighty
years in State prison, has wealthy rcla-
tives who would gladly give him home.
He said to an acquaintance a short time
since that if he could only die with stolen
horse in his possession before he was de-
tected by the owner he should be perfectly
happy.
Raymond, of the New York Times, re-
minds us lorcibly Of what little French
man once said Of notorious character
about Savannah BY gar, safe, he talk SO
fast l ave caught him in the truth one
Columbus goa Sun.
Shanks, q mongrel member Of Congress
from Indiana, has been featuring to the
negroes in Richmond. That is right and
proper-Shanks addressing ShinS.-Neoo
York Day Boolc.
A nameless negro of Savannah voted the
bill of fare Of restaurant. 1nsatiate
freedman would not "sQuare meal !"
suffice ?-W0rd.
Full directions by the Lowell Courier
how to climb church steeple-per-spire.
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By Grubbs s. Williams, Auctioneers,
yor, sst corner N ain and Eleventh streets.

TINE MONUMENT no t E L FOR
RENT AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY the 18th
dsy OF November. at 10 o'clock NJ, we vii! rent at
auction, upon the premises, for a term OF one OF
mora wears, the well known
MONUMENT HOTEL,
situated at the corner OF Grace and Ninth streets,
facing the Capitol Square. 1t contains about Sky
rooms besides parlors, Office, VITA a large ana
handsome dining room, bar room, barber shop,
ample stable rom, &C., &C., embracing all the
couvenieuces and arrangements necessary Ia
modern ho'el. ,;,
Tn. location is one OF the best In the city, being
central, yet retired, airy. and quiet. .,.,,
NAV ha made one Of the most popular hotels In
tbs city. I'm ha
III desired, lease for term OF years WIZ De
given ohubos ",inna,,s
nos a uetiohooie.
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BY Harrison Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF MARKET
G,RDEN FARM THREE MILES BELOW
RICHMOND. BY virtue of q deed OF trust exc !,
cuted to me by Paul Murphy, dated 2'th gay OF
Henrico County Cont, at the request Of the bsned.
ciary / will sell to the highest bidder on MON
of o. clock p. M if fair, not. the first fail day
thereafter snn4 eYcsnted on tn r. p 1b
Of HenIico, on the Charles City or White Oak
swamp road about three miles below the city of
Hicnmond, containing about fifteen acres, on
Which IS q small framed yelling. stable. NC. al-
ioifirg tie lands Of John \. Davis, 7. 7. Duke,
and others.
TERMS: Cash as 10 so much as may be necessary
to nav the expenses of sale AMI one bond OF TWO
Kindred dollars with interest thereon from the
2sth day cf February, 1888. until day OF sale and
hord of two hundred d"llars with interest hereon
from to 25th day of February, 1865 until the 25th
day of February, 1855; and the balance upon terms
IN de known on the day Of sale.
M 4 HECTOR DAVIS, Trustee.
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By Grubbs & williams. Auctioneers.
[orthRaat corner Of halu and Elsvsnth streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" BRICK DWELLING, ON THE WEST SIDE
LEIGH STREETS, AT tUCTION-In execution
OF decree OF the Circ1it Court Of the city of
Richmond entered Oh tLe 9Th day of November,
1867 in the cass ii "Hsnley. &c, rs. Vaughn,
&c )" will sell vt auctio,., upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, 2lss November, at a O'Clock F. nj,
If fair, If not then the next fair day thereafter
1T The same hoRr. the RICK DWELLING situated
as above, formerly occupied by the late John 8.
Vaughn, and now by /. K. Burke, 1t contains
about eight rooms, with water and gas, and
back 100 feet.
TERMS: One. fourth cash balance atsiS, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. with
interest added. The title 10 be- retained by the
court until the notes are paid.
JOHN a. COKE, Commissioner:
GsUBB5 & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. non
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COPPER AND IRON s L e 4 NJ
SPlPiAG, for cotton, wo0ler, aad paper MIS-
also for steamboats,, locomotives, &c. mahu!ac-
tuIed 10 order and for bale ut the hishmn,i1 eop,
per ard Brass Works, Cary bstwesn hlghta gnu
Mimi street, AES9bn. PiSkE co
LOGON tive TRIMMta GS made and repaired.
FuUaS PtEcEu and BRASS CASTING maze 70
order at short notice. Nv
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers'
Northwest corner OF Main and eleventh sIeep


Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
TWO VERY VALUABLE M ak>
KET FARMS. ON TIE BROOK TUESP!kE,
NsaRTO RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
By reGusst of the airs of the late Joseph Rennie,
dsceased we Will sell at auction. upon the pre-.
mises on WEDNESDAY, November the 18th, at IL
o'clCck A NJ, the well-known and very beautiful
little FAEM owned by them. situated about
mile and quarter north OF the city, Just DeJ ono
the Brook toll ate. fronting on the turnpike ana
the road leading to the Meadow Bridges
1t contains 81 acres, lying beautifully OF gooo
soil, and brought, by careful cultivation for
twenty years az market garden, to very hlsh
state of improvement.
The improvements consist OF conlortaols
dwelling with eig ut rooms. an outer G"elius Va
six rooms with the usual ut-bnlldlngs, not
houses &C., sc. There are also 4 number Oh me
fruit trees small traits &c.
No property now the market Oilers 80 many
advantages 10 those wishing to engage IN tIe
nursery fruit, or gardening bus mess whilst 10
those doing business IN the city who praer 20 lVs
in tn country 1t is in every respect desirable as
residence. ,,,, ID
Immediately after the above-say at o CLOCK r.
M-we will sell the FARM on the brook 'uth-
ri ke va miles from the city, occupied ny II essrs.
William a. and Joseph Rsnnle. lying opposite 20
the farm CT A. Warwick, ESQ. aid adjoining tns
lands OF D. s. Delaplaine, i. J. Warren, ana
others 1t contains 10 acres OF very hns LAND,
which has also been much improved. The situa-
ton Is elevated and beautiful. The improvements
are not snowy, but com fortable. The Location 10
healthy the neigh borhood equal TO any, and
being on the Brook turnpike. toe best ROAD Lead
Ing out OF Richmond nske i yf ,yw yaLqIesss
noa Auctioneers.
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IMAGES OF THE DEAD.-founS
| and old taken In PLASTER oE PAh!s "na
WsX, by G. polls, In his own p"crilat rSA0'
only one hour required 10 take an impr'ss'n. w
Specimens may DO seen AMI orders L lei. 49, - .
wiaUr'S store, No. I'll Broad street. peI"eoH :"
co ad and Third streets.
For further particulars see haad-oliis ,u
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By Lee & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

VALUABLE FARM, COETAINING
ING AND GARDEN LAND. FRONTING ON THE
WILLIAMSBURG TUkNPlkE AND CHARLEs
CITY ROAD THEE MILES FROM ElCHaONp,
FOR SALE at AUCTI0N.-By request Of Dr.. H.
Loaand we will sell on MON DAY. November IL,
1867. at o'clock P. NJ, on the premises, his val
Ing 225 acres OF high ~ improved land, upon which
there is comfortable dwelling containing four
rooms, and all necessary out buildings, all new
the residue well timbered Fifty acres are well
set in timothy and clover, and the premises en-
closed with an excellent plank fence and cedar
posts.
adjacent to the dwelling Is a we'll OF most excel
lent water.
terms: Ons- fourth in cash the balance ct Blk,
twelve 81 I'd Eighteen months for negota BILE notes
bearing interest from the day OF sale and secured
bv dead of trust LEE & G0DD1N,
- Auctioneers.
The above farm will be disposed OF at private
Gala oc l6-oo6l1S tdtds
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By Grubbs & Williams. Auctloneers.
ro,.br.st correr Main and Eleventh streets.

HANDSOME BHIMK CO,rL :, " = 9. 0R y
I'll FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN LEIGH AND
JACKSON STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Wa will sell at auction, on the premises; on OF
THU hsDAY The l4th Of November, n ! o CLOCK I.
above described 1t contains six rooms, Win
kitchen W til two rooms. The property Is In good
repair ard ell located, and has gas AID water on
TIE LOT fronts 90. feet On Fifth street. and runs
ba OK ~, feet 10 an alley II feet wide, with the al
yanta ge OF side alloy.
Tasks: one fourth cash balance at four,
eight ard twelve months for negotiable notes.
iltrrest added secured by a trust deed
4 Wv GRtJBBS & WILLIAMS,
nos Auctioneers.
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By Gru6bs y Williams. Auetonesrs'
Northwest corner OF Main sud S!eVentn s1seIs.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
- TATE on. HULL STREET. ToWS "P MAN
80. ~ tbs Hns,incs Court OF the City OF Richmond.
entsrsd the Isl day of Novemo,r, 1857 In The case
oT Ros. NIX Ross ri ais, the undsrslgIed, co:nnls-
tnnsps under said decree will sell at auction
mon the premises, on TUESDAY. the 18th OF No
Vrmber ut 1 o clock p. NJ, II fair II NOT then on
prop,rty known as the Hull street hotol, situated
on the west side Of Eul-sLreet. Tho lot fronts ~?
feet aud back les feet The property Is so we'll
known that q further descri ton Is deemed unne-
cessary. Persons desiring 20 purchase can exam
iue il before the day OF sale. Possession can be
had soon.
TExMs One fourth cash: balance at four. eight
and twelve months, for negotiable notes with Ia
terest added, title retained by The eour! TIL the
notes are paid. JOHN \. CASkiE,
w F. G. GAIN EFT, JR.,
SAMUEL n PAGE.
Commissioners
0RuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs. noa
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E,,,;no E,ders-C. c. Lockett, L. II. Railey, W..
w. Dinwiddie, L. L. Holiday. - ;,
WIxcHRsrgR PRgsnyTEKr.-Hfristers- :
roote, ID. D.; ]. G. Hammer, d. D. s. +;
Wilson, N. J. North, r. 7: Berry, Ed M wv
Woo Wood DIV Worth, w. A. Crawford, ]. NJ. Clymer,
g. W White, Z. w. Bcdinger, A. 9: Hop o.,
kins' John johnson, J. Billings. Rul,n9 ~
ders-D. Gibson, J: Rock, B. Taylor M r d.,
E ~, Reinhnrt, +. II. Campbell, w. l..
Bent, ] $. Lupston, W. Ingle, W. w. Riddle,
\, - Walton
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GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
V NORTH, EAST, AND VEST, VA TIN
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AID PGT0.
STATES MAIL TWICE DAILT-PLE G mt CARS
WITH NEW PATENT SlEEPIEG GHAlES on
ALL TGAiNS.-Tha TugOUGH TRAINS on hi:
road are now run from the southern terminus OF
the Conn action railroad, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
sTEggrs, as follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Rich.
mond daily ct lI.lO A. NJ, arriving In washing
ton at g.l5 p. ~, connecting With the early al.
ternoon express trains FOR the North, East. ara
West
This NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with ele-
CANT cars Supplied with the new patent slseplnS
cheirs attached. leaves Eichmond daily at s.|s
NJ, (Sundays excepted) arriving in washington
at q. Is A. NJ, connecting with the early morn
Ing trains for the North, Esst. ard West.
NoExTRA CHARGE for sleeping chairs.
The RECOMMENDATIONS Train, with local eI.
press ackagos, leaves Richmond uatly tSnndeJs
excspted) from the depot corner OF Broad and
Eighth streets, at 80 Z. NJ, arriving In F'sds-
ric ksburg at7.i OP. al. ~ 80,
THRO6Ga TICKETS snd THR0GGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, ard
all tn ncipal cities in the West
For further information and through uckets ap,
ply at the olice OF the company, corner Broad ara
Eighth streets, hhockos Hill, and at the t!cAe!
odce, corner Byrd and Eighth streets,
General Ticket Agen:.
sIurKI RrrU Snpariptendpnt spS
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By Harrison. Goddin y Apperson, Auetioneefs
and Real Estate Agents.

VERY FXCFLLENT BRICK TENF-
clay AND FIE>T STREETS, FOR SALE AT
aUCTI6N At the request of the trustee we shall
sell a. auction, on the premises on Iubspf t hs
large and admirsbiy well-located B X
DWELLING, now, in the occupancy OF .n mr.;
ovnsstein The lot has from OF o. ssst, anG
tains ten rooms, with gas in each, with front por-
tico ami rear porch two stories high, besides
mo ibres rooms; also, stable, carriage house,
&c The whole premises are In excellent oraeI.
TERMS: one third cash; balance at three, BIN.
and nine months for negotiable notes, Lhtelea'
added secured by Il trust d. ed. rpcoN
,o7 Auctioneers.
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By James N Taylor & Son, Aucttoneers.
Office s2l Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, AZ
v THE CORNER or SECOND AND Cnu,rTs
STREETS, F0S SALE AT AUGT!oS.-Nlll %
sold on TUE.DaY the 18th iovember, 1867, on the
premises, at / O'Clock p " the desirable vacant
LGTas above described. fronting OF the norm
side Of Second street 80 feet, and running PACK 80
feet II will BIO divided into three lots, fronting
u fnnt each. n, +,
TERMS: One. third cash balance on credlt of
four and eight months, interest added, ana So
cured by deed OF trnst. .c,r
Auctinuenrs.
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NOR RENT AT 4 UCTlON.-Wnl be
& rented to the highest bidder. at AUCTION. -
on the premises, on MONDAY the lith Day E;;H
of November next at IL o'clock A. III. sesaaEH.
Woodson's LIVERY sTABhE, on Broad Lear
Foushee street, together with the oilco attached,
for the term OF one year. This properly Is TOO
we'll known 10 give fur Their description If It.
LtHN 81. WRI INT,
oc 3I-eodtds Sheriff City of Richmond.
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By James N. Taylor Son, Aucaoneers'
Office No. s2I Main street, three doors oeio"
Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
HOISE AND LOT, ON LOCUST ALLEY
psrWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
At AUCTioE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust exc ),
eusd TO M trustee BY Thomas Ciay s Mads ss5
SnIv recorded in the clerks OF the. Richmond
Hastings Court and the of the tenehcl
ary In said deed, shall poceed to sell a. ba
On ne n' at u o'clock NJ, the DWELLINd.
H0U-E and LOT named in said deed, situated , on
Iocnst aiiey betw cen Main and Frankli In streets,
fronting ri feet on said Locust alley and running
ack i'm parallel lines 100 feet.
TERMS Cash enough to pag ms e n,srsst from
the nth day OF May, 1866; balance on such terms
"a will be made known on the day OF sals.
% 80 10 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES n. TAYLOR y
&C go n ~ oc SLOT
P0STPOS EMGNT The above sale Is post.
no,ed mill TUESDAY MKT the 18th instant, at
r o'clock M JAMES N. TAYLOR & SON,
- C.osh ~. Auctioneers.
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,prraTEE,s SALE OF REAL Fs-
TATE. ON sixth STREET IN n. The CITY Git,
ur no 1wh day of May, 1885. made by Benjani
gee Green .n to me as trustee 10 secure certain
amount OF money therein mentioned, AID duly re.
81 The city OF Richmond and at the request Of the
Beneficiary In said deed, will proceed 10 sell at
auctlon on the premises, on THURSDAY the 2lst
dav of November, 1857, at o'clock 2. NJ, the
nroperty described In said deed, as follows:
The vacant lot situated on the east side OF sixth
street between Canal street and the James River
and kanawha canal, described as Lot No. SIG. and
fronting sixth ttreet ftty-slx feet and running
back forty nine feet
TERM Cash enough to pay the expenses OF the
sale ard the sum Of 81 $50 with interest from the
18th day OF November, 1858, unttl paid md the
balance on such terms as may be made known on
the day OF sale.
JAMES ". TaYlOs. Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES VI. TAYLOR x SON,
Aucuoneerg no Ii
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che" and "Fe no puts que Of the Italian anu
French, correspond precisely with :. cahnos
but: and 10 leave out the first division ~
to speak, of the negative, in either ianguhet,
seems to me, would destroy the sense rs Wen
the grammatical arrangement OF the sentence
TIsKEL GRAVE.
Our correspondent Is wrong In all OF MS
conclusions As we said last week, so we say
now, can but and "cannot but are not
equivalent phrases. He says they are anu
so 1t is his business to answer The question:
Chow is it possible for rs TO introduce our
most powerful negative mot into sentence
and not materially alter its meaning Inc
phrase he quotes from the French does not
mean Il cannot but" 1t means :" can
only Let us cite an example in English:
II can but perish if go;
am resolved to try;
For If stay away | kno"
must forever die"
Suppose our correspondent should MAKE VIC
first line read, II cannot but perish II go.
The rest of the stanza wouldn't suit, we ID
inclined to think He would add ain
solved not TO try" Oh, no The expressions
are both good; but each has It's own me''hihs'
They are not by any means synonymous
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By Harrison, Goddin Il Appsrson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

and Real estate Agents.
TAIUABLE FARM OF EIGHTY
v ACRES IN CHEST hkFIELD, ON JAMES
RIVER SsVEN MILES WEST OF RICHMOND,
FoRsALE AT AUCTloN.-.t the request OF Mr..
SAMUEL S. GREEN we shall SSH at auction, on he
pre1nises on rUE,DAI the l2th November, 1857,
at " o'clock M II fair, II not, the hrst fair day
thereafter, the Desirable Farm on which he now
resides, OF which about two-thlrds are open lana
in good heart, anG one-t third in pines. The I'M
provsments consist of an excellent Dwelling
House, built Of granite, containing four rooms,
we'll of water in the yard All Of the grow
ing crops and farming implements can be pur-
chased at valuation. Possession given In lew
days after the sale.
TERas: Une- third cash; balance at twelve and
twenty four months, Tor table notes. Interest
added secured by a trust deed. .o,.
HARRISON GODD1N APPERSON,
NOS Aucttoneers.
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.ENdMOGHs.
u M - - agaan
ICE RICHMOND AND Yogg Ktvyv,
RAILROAD C0HPAy7.
RTCHNOgD. Gctober 10 ,arJ

OFFICE RICHMOND AND Yoxx gtyzxI
RAILROAD C0HpAy7
RfCHNoHD, October 10 1871 {
NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE. Mop
BgYorD-yIZ., PHILA DEtPHia, p ' srd rTyt GIy
GINTATIt tGlHHIHa|AGo, hoUi,yLLIE, p.RksRs.
Freig HI rsceived MONDAYS and THupsD.yso,,
this depot no 10 . O'CLOCK P II. for The above
points and f9rTpatdsd wti, aispsteh and
adelphis leave att O'Clock a ~ on TUiS6tys
and FRIDAYS. reaching Baltimore saiIv nsr,
morning, and PhiIsdelphia that night fare-To
for Norfolk and Intermediate Iandi IS leave avery
O'Clock a. ". Freight 'or Norfolk and internad'
ate landings received Monday Wednast ~. Hs a,
Fridays Passenger ana frsight train ieayes and
day 1T o'clock =. 81 for White Hor,e, Pre;gS
rsceived every day up TO O'Clock 2. NJ, Sunday
excepted.
Shippers, observe the following directions:
FsoM BosToE TO kIcBMoSD.- Marx your goods
Union Line" and SIP by Boston and Provi-
River Railroad Line" pier 10. Light.
wharf, Baltimore
FRoM PHILADELPHIA TO RIcHaosp.-Porwsrd
Union Line" IS north wharvas, Philadeiphia,
care Richmond and ! ork Eiver Railroad Line, pier
No 8 Light street wharf. Baltimore
FaoM BALTIMORE TO RICHMOND Ship all goods
by the .Richmond and York River Raiiroad
Line 4. NEEUBAM & IONS, Agents, pier 10.
Lisht.ssrsss wharf Baitimore ,ro,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
CAPrArS JOHN II. FRESHMAN,
Passenger and Freight agent. oc 20
AND WILLIE
BALBOA D-CHAEGR OF SCHEDULE
ONLY ONE PASSENGER. TRAIN DAILY ON
and after N ON DAY October :, 1867, the Passenger
Trains on this road ~ill run az follows:
GoIsG WgsT.-Through mail and passenger train
leaves Richmond daily at is A. NJ; arrives al
Danville at4 p. H.: leaves Danvlie al Us p M:
arrives at Greensboro at 7.loP N.
CONE EAsT-Leavss Greensboro daily Al SIS
A. III arrives at DanviIle at s.o5 i. Il !; lesyes
Danville at $40 i. n. :; arrives al Richmond at
4.47P. II.
Trains connect at Burkeville with passenger
trains on the Soathside railroad except on Sua-
days); connect at Greensboro daily with trains
on the North Carolina railroad.
THOMAS D0DhMHAD,
m
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81. Ct. WHITFIELD, Chair
an. j. LASGHoRSE,
all. Il. WooDHoCsE,
uC w RrTToS. CnUlI,ti

The name of Rev. i. i. Davis was not
signed
The Rev. Mr. Crocker moved 10 adopt the
report by items, which was carried.
See Geographic column for other proceed
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