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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-04
President Johnson and Congress.

The message of President JOHNSON is a
powerful Indictment of Congress. Sent in
upon them in the midst Of the plotting to
suspend him from his Office, it will startle
and surprise them by its bold and deter
mined, not to say defiant, tone. He tells
them plainly that he had considered the
propriety of interposing to protect the
people from the runous effects OF their
unconstitutional reconstruction laws, but
had determined TO leave them to the peo-
sle, who had their remedies; yet, should
Congress attempt to destroy one OF the CO.
ordinate departments Of the Government,
he will intcrposc, and by his power frus-
tratc their action,
The message must greatly enrage the
ultra Radicals. 1t will tend either to in
timidate them or to stimulate them to
more violent measures. Either effect will
bring us on nearer to the solution OF the
present unsettled and disorganized condl-
ton of public affairs so disastrous to the
whole country.
The discussion Of the question of sub
hitting the southern States to negro rule
is able and unanswerable, and must have a
powerful effect on the masses of northern
people. We have no great hopes that
Congress will be much impressed with
them, or that they will, under their inhu-
ence, manifest any disposition to recede
from their position. Nevertheless, they
cannot avoid being tried upon the indict.
ment before the bar of public opinion
The decision must be against them. Their
obstinate adherence to their policy, which
tends so clearly to national ruin, will only
put off little its utter reputation.
The President has boldly met Congress
in its hostile demonstration, and the pub
lie interest will be intense to see how hi
defiant tone is met by the tyrannica
party which has so persistently pursued
and annoyed him in Congress, and essayet
in every way to diminish his power an(
the dignity Of his Office.
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The So-called Virginia Convention

The So-called Virginia Convention
The Convention elected under the I'M
constitutional reconstruction laws OF Con-
cress to make new Constitution for this
venerable State met yesterday in the
capitol. IT was a strange aSSemblage. II
was the first time the white man was
brought face to face with the negro in
Virginia in representative capacity. The
scene was 50 novel that neither race
seemed disposed to do more than indulge
quietly their reflections upon the situation.
The more prominent and fuSsy white Radi-
calls took upon themselves the first motions,
and effected the temporary organization;
after which the body immediately ad-
journed, it was understood, to settle the
rival claims of UNDERWOOD and HAWK
HURST for the presidency. As part of the
organization temporary, a negro was made
secretary, and one WnlTTLEsEY, white,
was appointed his assistant.
The temporary speaker was General
WHITE, volunteer officer in the Federal
army, who represents Elizabeth City. He
was certainly far more genteel and intel
ligent presiding officer than either UNDER
WOOD or HAwXHURsT could possibly be.
UuNSlcUTT moved about not alittle, and
had frequent communications with the
Chair. He was anxious for the appoint
ment of committee to wait on General
SCHoFIELD, with whom he announced he
had Just had an interview; but the Con
vention determined to shut up proceedings
at once and go about their caucuSSiDg.
There were abundant signs Of the great
change that had come upon the State and
the ridiculous metamorphosis of the body
representative at the capitol. Negroes
filed the galleries, and many stood around
in the passages of the hall aud occupied
the privileged seats. That restricted CON-
merce in fruits and confections formerly
conducted by very decent looking females
of the old school only in the hall was ex-
banded into more comprehensive trade,
which included gingerbread, the COM
moner kind of candies, pop, and such solid
things, of hues various, as are displayed
about the Square on Fourth of July for
the refreshment Of coiorcd persons. The
retailers had enlarged their privileges and
flanked the ways to the broad steps lead
ing into the capitol with their tables and
carts.
Thus began the day of burlesque, the
day Of hideous buifoonery, in the noble
old temple ofVirginia legislation, where the
greatest men of the age have deliberated
upon State and national affairs. 1t is not
possible That tho fame aud glory of such
State as Virginia are to pass away and
be lost in the doiDgs of such conclave as
this. Created by fraud and OUTRAGE
outrage Of the Constitution and everr
principle of humanity, every dictate o.
wisdom, its life must DO brief and its deed,
must die with it.
Inc small body Of gentlemen who repre-
sent Virginia are intelligent and wise
but helpless. Negroes and foreigner,
have all their own way and we shall soor
see their line of policy. But what Of N,
policy of such menY 1t can never endure
so long as the spirit of Virginia animate,
her sons. The greatness and grandeur 0
community unsurpassed for heroism
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s-A COUGH, A COLD, OR A SORE
TaRo.T requires immediate attention, and
should be checked. II allowed to continue, irrl-
tatson of the lungs, a permanent throat disease,
or consumption, ia often the result
BgOwN'S BRONCHIAL TH0CHss,
having direct influence TO the parts, give lmme'
diate relief.
For bronchitis, asthma, catarrh, consumpttve and
throat diseases, TRoGHES are used with
always good success.
Singers and public speakers use them to clear
and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,
and do not take any Of the worthless limitations
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere. oc1o-eodsm
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SDecJnI Notices.

ngAMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND
AMERICAN CoMPANY TOILET SOAPS
HONEY, GLYGERINB, BOUQUET, AN D
pALM.-These popular soaps are made from the
choicest materials, very richly perfumed, war
ranied not only equal but superior to the Enslsh'
and fifty per cent cheaper. They are superseding
all foreign toilet soaps in this MARKET as it's wei
known that since their Introduction the demand
for the latter has fallen off fully one.haf. Manu-
factured only By =.
MokEONB, VAN HAGEN CO.,
% south Front street, Philadelphia; 30 Barclay
street, New York. no3o-eoW6m
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TICE TO TAN-PAYERS.-In
IN compliance with an ordinance OF the city OF Of
Hall. from A. NJ to P. n. from the 18th to the
alst OF December, inclusive, to receive the re-
naming bali of the CITY TAXES. deducting ten
nsr cent. thereon from those who paid Ons-hdiI In
June. JULIUS A. HobeoN, Y. -. q.
IN. B.-Those persons who have not paid any
portion OF their bills will please call during IN
same time and pay the amount Of their taxes, as |
will have no opportunity OF calling on them be-.
fore ad verssing cir property for sale which VIII
add twenty per cent. III no. sold). Those who
have not psd th cir personal tax by that time must
expe ct to have their goods levied on Is soon as
get ont Of the Office, AIN requested to settle my
daS I'm ]. A. HOBsoN. C. G. g.
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cor THANKSGIVING DAY"
having passed, the ladies have time again TO eau


at
JULIUS STCLB'S,
ola Main street. between Ninth and Tenth,
to examine the greatest bargains ever offered In
this city,
new stock OF those beautiful Dress Goods, solid
grounds with small figures, and such hand
some stripes, at only zoe.
French Merinos, best quality, at aoc., sold week
ago for $l.25;
Empress Cloth, finest quality, only s1c., worth
fully 81;
Figured Empress, really beautiful, only e21c.;
Alpacas, every fashionable color, at aoc, worth
80c.;
Poplin tIpscas only 42c, cold everywhere at soc.;
Paris Poplins, beautiful goods, only 2sc.
Mousselaine Delaines, latest sty les at 2oc.
Calicoes at 10, IL, and Hc.i
Bleached and Unbleached Cettons at 10, l2s, and
lsc.;
Bleached Cotton, full yard vide, only l2ac.,
worth lsc
Bleached and Un5leached 1914 sheeting at 4oc.;
Pillow. case Cotton. full width, at Csc. j;
Bed Tick, l2sc. and up; superior q uality at 25c
Canton Flannel, good quality, at Is.
Atwood White and Bed Fianp ell for soc. !;
Atwood White Flannel full yard wide, at Sec.
Cassiuets at 65 and 75c., worth soc. and Fl;
Cass imere, warranted all WOOL only 81, worth
fully $3.50;
Black Broadcloth, u yards wide, at 80, worth
$3.50;
Colored and Figured Stacking Beavers, very
CLOAKS and SHAWLS.
In this department am selling the greatest bar
gains ever thought OF.
Black Cloaks, only SIS, worth SIS;
Black Cloak3 at 81, selling everywhere for &c.
These goods are offered very low to reduce my
immense stock and an early call this week will
secure bargain.
SHAWLS! sHAWLS! SHAWLs
Will sell Shawls very cheap for the next few
days.
Also, just arrived per New 7 ork steamer, large
| lot OF cheap White and Colored Blankets.
White Bed Blankets at $3.50, worth Sc;
White Bed Blankets at 81, worth slo
| Colored Blankets from ~. IS mp.
| Don't forget the place, and call early at
| JULIUS Styles,
| gl3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
| Closed SATURDAYS.
The following gentlemen are with me, and
| would esteem call from their many friends as a
| personal favor:
| BITTER g. CARE, GEORGE swABAcHER, JONAS
| WEINBERG, GEORGE P. BAdBy, and J. A. FRENCH
no 50-ts
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4itlln,ond nispa!hh.
DECEMBER 4. 1867
THE Message IN Richmond.

Nv the enterprise of tho Dispatch the
message Of President JOHNSON was issued
- the Richmond public in extra form on
Yesterday afternoon probably before it was
read through in Congress, and one day in
advance Of it's publication by the city
,rcss. We send it in the same form to our
Subscribers, while the Dispatch this morn
ing is filed with its usual amount OF news
and interesting matter.
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The Case of South Carolina.

According to a statement of Washing
ton correspondent, the Radicals, at their
meeting in THAD. STEvESs's room (already
mentioned in these columns), determined
to prepare bill, amendatory of the recon
struction laws, providing that majority
of the uotcs cast at the election of members
to any of the southern conventions shall
be sufficient to call convention. The
reconstruction laws require that q ma
jority of the registered voters shall be ne
cessary to call convention. The proposed
amendment would meet the case Of South
Carolina; and if it be carried, will show
that the Radicals do not mean to let any
of the ten States go. They will supply
omissions by measures retrospective, and
repair damages where necessary to carry
along the machine of reconstruction they
have put in motion.
This proposition to hook South Carolina
aud drag her back by the way she was sup
posed to have escaped will be pretty
good test of the power of the congress
sional majority. If'they can override the
veto in that measure they will likely be
able to do so with reference TO any other
they may propose in order to give force to
their odious plan for bringing in the south
ern States by Radicalzing them.
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MARRIED,

Onthe 2sth of November, at Sell Farm, by the
Rev Dr Easter, Mr.. YlNCEaT G0OD&cN, prln.
ter, of Richmond, to Mrs. LUCY 4. JEAkiAS, OF
Hanover.
At the residence of the BRIDES father, on the
2sth Of November, 1867, by tho Rev. T. b Pric"
both OF Henrico. No cards.
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s1g MRS. WiNSLOW'S SOOTHING SY-
RUP for children teethng, greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softeninS the gums, redu-
cling ALI innammation-will allay all pain ana
spasmodic action, and is sure to
REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, It will give rest 10
yourselves and
RELIEF AND health TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article Tor years.
and can say in CONFIDENCE and TRUTH OF 1t what
we have never been Gble to say OF any other me-
diciue-never has it failed in single instance to
effect cure when timely used. Mover did We
know an instance of dissatisfaction by any one
who used 1t. On the contrary, all are aeilshteu
with It's operation, and speak in terms OF com
mendation of it's magical effects and medical viz
tues We speak in this matter What WE DO
KNOW" after years OF experience, and pledge our
reputation for the ia flment OF what we mere de-
clare. In almost every instance where the infant
is srfferipg from pain and exhaustion, relief Will
be found in fftesn or twenty minutes aftef The
syrup is administered. Full directions lor using
will accompany each bottle. Be sure and call for
NRs WINSLOW'S SOoTH1EGSYRu having
the fac smile OF Curtis Perkins" on the out
sid. wrapper All others are base limitations.
Sold by druggists throughou the world. Price,
only CSC. per bottls.
Offices: 2l5 Fulton street, Il. Y. 2c5 High Hol-
born, London, England AL st. Paul street, Mon
tresl, Canada eeU-eou-A-
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OFFICE VIRHIyIA CgSTgAL RAILROAD Co..t
RICHMOND, October 1, 1857.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
On and after OCTOBER lsT tho Mail Train
will be run between Richmond and stanton
daily, except on Sunday, aid on sunday between
Richmond and Gordcnsville West OF stann.oa
the Mail Train will leave for Cov:ngton en- MOI.
DAYS WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, and re-.
turn alternate days.
Leave Acknowledgement. .I:P A. II.
Leave stanton for Co-inSton. 3:+s P. II
Leave S.sunton for Richmond. 800 !. NJ.
Freight Trains daily (exceP: sunday leave
Richmond at 7 p. N. and A NJ
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all prominent!
points North and South. and 70 Lynchbrrg, Lex
tngton, Harrisonburg Lewisharg, and other pro.
minsnt points in the West. u- ,,o
AT Cor.Tgton JAMES J. A. TRoTTER BRO.
THEIRS STAGE LINE connects with the Mall
Train for White Sulphur, Lewisburg, and ka-
nawha. Tins from Richmond or Baltimore to
Charleston, two and hall days.
IT stanton and Goshsn. HARnAi i CO.'S
STAGE LINES connect with Mall Train for Lex
ington daily Except Sundaysj snt passengers
20 through from Richmond or baltimore same
day. .
Freight Trains will be discontinued
II. D. WHtTCCMS,
ocl General Superintenas nt
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Court ORDERS.

GLOUCESTER CIRCUIT COURT,
W OCTOBER TERM. 1857:
against
JEFF. w. Stubbs, administrator Of Tho. W. Bank,
deceased, and Thomas Z. Carlett... Defendant,
~ CHASCFET.
The court doth adladse, or!-r, ana decree that
IL bs referred 10 one OF the cCHmitsiCL-f' o. ms
court TO take An account OF FL III personal estate
OF Thomas W. Banks, DECEASED, wnich has GONE
TO the hands OF Jefferson w Stubs his personal
REPRESENTATIVES or with which he has become
char yea bEe taking The basis thereof (but sub
isct to surcharge ard !alstfcauon) any account be
may have rendered hefors the County Cont Of
Gloucester county, and a further account OF tie
and all tn creditors Of the said Thomas w. BANKS
are hereby required t" Prove their Respective
claims efOrs tn SAID commissioner on or before
some psremptory day 10 bs fixed on by him. OF
which he shalT Civ. due notice by public aver
tissment. published once week for Four success
slve weeks in some newspaper in tho city Of R:ch-
mond, and posted at the front door OF Gloucester
court house and at two or iDoIs pubitc pisces IN
the county OF Gloucester At least thirty days pre-.
yious thereto or else 10 DO forever barred Of any
benefit 10 this suit.
A coyy-Teste:
JOHN S. COOKE, D. c.
COMMISSIONERS osFlcg,(
GLOUCESTER foraTEUrsE.
December t. 1881.
The parties interested In tbs = owe dscres ara
hereby notified tina. on THURSDAY. the 18th day
of December next. st Gloucester court house,
shall proceed TO take the accounts required ny mo
said decree. a, which time and place they are fr
quir.d To attend before me with tEeir papers :h1
the necessary evidence 10 enable me 70 tske mo
same. h. b. ;. CAE.}, y. u u "
no I2-wlw
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BLACkwooD's MAGAZINE for November
has been sent to us by the agents, Messrs.
WooDHoUsE s. PARHAM, Main street.
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atennaers.
=, .cuoDU ON DOMINION

nor NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
s5sa MS G2M III .sssn:sPs S
1aprRs..RIE SARATOGA, HAT -&aseA
fssAs sd ybseIsSh rs:s sssTz WE'D
NsspkY and SATURDAY.: tgsve hi'nmonu
every g cry TUESDAY and SATURDAY, ID care. buil.
These ships are entirely new, ana "e arniend,J
sxnresslv for this route. They have sp,vnuon
saloons and staterooms and and the is.ei
Goods shipped By this line are lanaea ,ss sisr al
at New York on hs sot G9mPabhffb hours
Insurance effected lowest rates wneH srd a
Freights for points beyond New oIk for 40.
with dispatch. and no charge made except iok az
tual expenses incurred. rsa Wow
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, NSm
oraans' and other southern ports, leave from 10 Q
adjoining pier; All goods for hsse points A''
promptly tre9ssTFsec psssndsnt
street Now York W Samne Ay Po,s and pelsr
hrrg: T e. Webb, Norfolk, Va.
go SAMUEL AYRES & CO., Agents.
doa corner Main aud Eleventh streets
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A2ll1GSe731SfeIS.

GREAT DOUBLE TEAM TRGT.
W TING MATCH, 10 come Is A.aG
of THURSDAY, Decem. .Gssk sSys &c.
Der 5, 1857 over JACKSON ,-ELSaGS$S@&1
PARK COUSSE, for stake :&-.G.-zzSSss-SNa-.S -
of 5000, betw cen tw o celebrated double leatus.
William Wall names Third Avenue and Gray
Sam.
G. W. Baker names Bette Ward and Katy OAR
ling. ,
For a stake of $500, mile heats, best three In
five, to wagons.
Race 10 come off ct o'clock precisely.
T. COGHLAT,
no4-ot Proprietor
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PICTURES FOB THE Ben EFT
/ OF TIE MASONIC EDUCATIONAL FUND.
course OF three LECTUEES for the benefit OF the
Masonic Educational Fund will be delivered in this
CITY on THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATuRDh1
EVENINGS NEXT. at half,rast O'Clock, by the
Raw JAMES MoCABE D. u.
SUBJECT: g The Origin, History, Teachings,
Moral and Physical Beaefts Of Free Masonry -
which will BIZ treated III different manner IN
On Thursday evening at the Broad.street Me,
thodist Episcopal chuEch ; on Friday evening al
the First Baptist church ana en- Saturday eve
ning az the Synagogue on hleVen'h pet"een III ar
shau and Clay streets. ,
81 To ba had at the bookstores and at The door.
j. b. nUPUY.
]. L. BURR WS,
GEORGE JACOBS,
IT. u. DUDLEY.
ALEXANDER MCRkE
daa-4t Committee.
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A CCUMMODATION s 21sss:-sI:I.sI.tii
n BOAT NETTIG "l.-------I
W! leave the foot OF Eighth street, Basin bank,
att A. II. on MONDAYS and fridays for Car
t-rsvilIs Returning, leave Cartersville at A.
NJ SATURDAYS and WEDS EsD-i Coca &C
commodations Moderate charges. For further
inf rmatiou apply to -
DE Ms BROTHERS s. COP Agents,
Thirteenth between Main and Cary.
de 2-MWaFdawlm
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GENTS WANTED, FOR h VIR-
n GINA iIFs INSURANCE COMPANY.
RICHMOND BANKING AND lNSURAnCE COM.
PANY, Of Richmond, Va, insures LIVES on the
most reasonable terms, with security uLdouoted.
Ieents wanted IL every city and county in the
Union.
Canvassers for the city of Richmond wanted.
JOHN b. DAVIS, President,
J. F. G. POTTS, Secretary.
Applicants for agencies will address
TIL STAhkE General Agent,
OCT Box 2Oa. Richmond, Va.
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SDecS0l Notices.

ne III RIFLES!
THE ALARMING SACRIFICE
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
No. 42s BROAD STREET.
de at
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NOTICE TO dIPPERS.-The boats
lS of tbs JAMES RIVER DayES-,yT,'7syte,
KANAWHA CANAL COmPAN 7 81
viii leave tho dock usuai
promptly at IL clock II. on TUESDAYS, T8U k5-
DAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Fre.gh, aud tolls on good, for Luxembourg and
beyond collected on delivery or prepaid al me OPP
tion OF the shipper. freight received ard deliver
ed at my otiSa, on tbs DOCK
Way Freight will not DE delivered TIL charges
are paid.
Boats locked and insured.
Ia Its ED"kR KID DiLLOp. A25ht.
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NOR new YDt%K-OID D0M MON
4 STEAMSHIP CuMPASY.-The @-Ea
new and elegant side wheel steam. x><sSPss&f.
mander, will leave her wharf atscs~sSsfS.
Rockets on TUESDAY MoHNiiG, lecember 30,
at ! O'Clock. Preigh. received up to o O'Clock
Monday evening Fare, So; round tic kets, s2O
Storage SO. Through hills signed 70 Boston,
Mass, and insurance effected al lowest rates.
For freight or passage ap2yto
SsM6EL AYRES / CO.,
no30-3t corner Main ana Eleventh streets.
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TOR BO2TON-FIRST VESSEL :
4 The superior fast-sailing schooner y Fl
DIE WALTON, EICB master. having the !ZI-rI
larger portion of her cargo engaged anc ..s=a-a.
going on board. Will have quick dispatch cor
balance Of freight apply to
corner Eighteenth and Cary streets.
tn w rNS
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Lost. Strgued, and Found.

NTOTICE.-All persons having DEBTS
N or DEMANDS against the late MaRTIS Ar
SoJ or his estate viii present ard prove them be-
fore JAMES PLsAsASTs, Esq. commissioner IN
chancefy of the Richmond Hustinss Court
.n"o-' - @. FEITiG,
JACOB WALLSER,
Executors OF Marin Arnold, deceased
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Shiui.i2lgs

TOR NEW YOEE-OLD DON is
Il MON STEAMSHIP COMPANY: l@1Sa,
The new and aleSant side Wheel I<Z-5ss-.sre5Ssz9
steamship ALBEMARLE, BOURNE $50 sssjSs
commander, Will leaVe her wharf go
Al Rockets on SATURDAY, December Ith: al "
o'clock 4 M Freight received up to o'clock.
fare, si2. Ronnd tickets, 500. stsaraSs, 20.
Through bills signed TO Boston, ana insurance
Ell c;et AZ lowest rates: For reign or passage
apply to IAN ri; A Hh2 q 49,;
At MAIN ana L-tc'sb etice'n.
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u1HE OWNER OF SEVEN CASES
/ SHOES marked "W,'' at Petersburg depot,
will present bill Of ladiug, pay charges, xn9 70
iho.e III 1t Agent
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RlyEkl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, October 20, 1857.

:,
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO RICHMOND .1f@rWara
all goods by the Philadeiphis and bslJnt 10
Union Linz u north wharvss, PhiladeIphia,
CA re- Richmond and York Biyer Railroad Line, pier
NO Light street wharf, Baltimore:
FsoM BALTIMORE TO RICHMoSr.-Ship MI GOODS
by the Richmond and York River Ea!.Ioad
Line" A. NEE0HAM SONS, Agents, pier NO. >
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PURCELL, LADD & co.

STOHE FOR RE5.T:-Ihe handsome
= and commodious IRON. FRONT STORE, Al
No 1911 Main street, at present occupied by Ei:S
John Dooley. Possession given LIST January l.4sss-
next. Apply to ,nSy.ysco
nos w. D. poNNAN w.
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For Bent.

EOR RENT, the desirable z E 8 :
DENCE containing eiSHt room., on -
and thirty fourth streets. hurch liili win E,ia
ahort sfteen and half acres OF liud at l4A
ached. There is on the place an excellent ORCH
ard OF choice fruit Into,
nil snnly al my ONCE second door below post
office r. e.Ene
de SITS D. "a. ca :. 80