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OUR PETERSBURG LETTER.
of tbs Richmond Dispatch.

PETERSBURG, November %, 1867.
Since the adjournment of Conference
the city seems to have settled down into a
state Of rcpose, not TO say dullneSs-thc
consequent rejection after the excitement
and hilarity caused by the presence of so
many strangers. The Mcthodists are gra-
titled that 10 changes have been made in
the pulpits here; for i'll no place arc the
clcrgymcn of that denomination held in
higher esteem, not only among themselves,
but by the community generally.
The city is very quiet, no instance OF
public disorder having occurred for scvc-
raj days.
Cotton is now coming in very freely.
The receipts this week amount to LISP
bales against 7G6 bales last week, making
total since the lSt Of September OF
1913 bales. The market has been un-
changed for several days, and sales have
been liberal.
OF tobacco the receipts have been very
light this week, though there has been
some activity in the market. About 200
hogShcadS and loose parcels have been
sold during the week at unchanged rates.
The weather is very mild, and though
damp and cloudy, there has been but lit
tic rain.
Bishop Magill is expected to preach to-
morrow at ST. Joscph's, and to administer
the sacrament Of the Church.
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arr WASHINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence Of tho Achmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, November %, lSG;

w ASH NGTOS, NoNClH'Ci q, iCo'.
Affairs OF all kinds have been unusually
Quiet here to-day-quitc as much so as al
any time during the congressional recess
II is very evident that until after the an
nnal reports are sent to Congress there
will be no legislation Of any importance
whatever. Early next week the impcach
men, reports will he presented, ana 'heS'
NAV cause somewhat Of sensation, at
though there will be no occasion for any
excitement. The members OF Congress ar.
not in any manner ~ savage now AS they
were at the adjournmcntof the last session
Those who have their particular hoNhicS
continue 10 ride them, and Mr.. Summer
shows. If anything, Al Increased ardor ii
his advocacy Of, striking the word white
from all languages. The few ConScrva.
tivcs feel themselves very much strength.
cncd. and will no douhi before many days
make their presence aud weight acknow
lodged moro than il was during the recent
sessions. As this is the long session, il is
not probable that the Radicals will present
sheir full array ot strength before the no
G6ayS arc over. The Presidential caucus.
ing will not commence until then.
Quite a number ot thc members of Con
crc>S have called 10 pay ;Acjr respects 4
General Grant. He receives all with the
same courtesy. NS.h Conservative and IA
deal, ani il need hardly be said main
tainS his 2rUccuIc on al political quc>
tons, /.
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mathematics diligently, and tho youth to
whom the classics arc bore is the very
person who most urgently requires the
culture they bcstow." IL tho aversion
arises from nothing moro than q distastc,
this is all well enough; but the natural
faculties arc very unequal in different per-
sons. Some have very little of the organ
of number, and others scarcely anything
of tho organ Of language. Is it not u
waste of time when these faculties are
wanting to continc the student to such
Studics2
4. On History and English Literature.
By Professor George +. Holmes, LII. D.
This is tho gem of the whole series, and
10 any person who has n taste for the sub
ect the report has all the interest of ro-
nance. Ii is review of English litcra-
turo from lSGl to the present time, and
though tic period is so limited, the range
IS wide one. DR.. Holmes is perfectly at
home in all inquiries of this kind and not
only is his acquaintance with the subject
familiar and complete, bat the pen lie
yields is exceedingly graceful. Every
man having the least professions to scho-
larship will DC delighted with this report.
But our remarks have extended to too
much length to follow the writer through
the delightful excursion he has taken.
There are other papers of value in the
collection, but space forbids any further
notice.
The pamphlet, which contains sixty
seven octave pages, is printed with clear
type on beautiful paper. There are few
typographical errors, and two or three in
photography which we should not notice il
the writer's were northern men. But
southern scholars do not recognize Web
Stcr's American" Dictionary rs the
standard. and therefore il looks odd enough
to make them write "mcagcr and "ccn-
ter II the dictum Of Professor Holmes Is
coyrcct-which few, perhaps. will dispute
that the correct usage of language IS
determined Ivy the facts of It's habituaI
employment in particular modes, not by
speculative reasons, then such innovations
As those above. mentioned should not be
introduced 10y any private authority. The
English scholars now engaged in collecting
materials for q new dictionary of the
tongue have agreed to accept Worccstcr's
as the standard until their own is brought
out. Cannot American scholars afford TO
do The same
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l.nIItiNhiii Affairs.
Correspondence ., ,as Etsarnopd os,ra;cn.

Correspondence - ne hitarnopd hi>Tai'h.
LoJporN COUNTY, November TO- 1867.
Life IN gaze, country nclshp'' moo"
removed iron" military SorEE'' .. an"
me He"'Sn .',,','.'So - 't.o
N"' 1'''e 10 '''C ,'o",r,',' ,,;~t E'
10 cHE"''>'e' 1:e .,',,>' - 1900 y :,
'";> az ,'>, ,>,',., 49, ,,,nr hnono,h ~,
NoSNy meS'! ',g"' - '""e 'o"r"'" ~.
heavy tramp o. l"'Nsv ,' ,,h,n , ".I .'"
>le, ana $'4,sA'!, 49,, VA 80 ~
ny 'hc n.ya''%E ., S,''. , nav ~ ,Sc
oxen, "'N[" ',,,',S'' T,t f.v ,.ncL
'".t !,1'' ,' :, 49, season nr;r,< ranr,
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Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, Fifteenth
street between Main and Cary.
WE WILL. OFFER At AUCTION
w al our warehouse. Nos. 4. D. and fiteensn
street between Main and Cary, on MoHDAt
25th instant commencing At hall past ~ Ci9S
large and well assorted stock OF GhoIhhlho'
WINES, LIQUORS. etc., comprising
CLEAR RIB and BOSE slDEs,
SHOULDERS,
HAMS.
SUGARS, various grades;
COFFEEs, fair 10 prime
FLOUR,
BUTTER,
LARD,
CHEESE. prime English dairy;
MACkEREL. Nos. |, :, and -
HERRINGs uc,ynrre
FAMILY SOAPS,
TOILET SOAPS
PARLuR MATCHES,
1T CARB and SAL SODA,
VINEGAR.
Picket.
PEPPER,
w WGSIHTfRSa PAPER,
BLACKING,
REOOmS,
BUCKETS. etc.
WHISKY,
BRANDY,
GIN,
And an assortment of WIN ES.
S. JONES, JR., CO.,
nooa Auctioneers.
-
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD co.,
RICHMOND. October !, l;G1. !


on and after OCTOBER lsr the Mail Train
will be ran between Richmond and stanton
daily, except on sunday, ard on sunday between
Richmond and Gortonsvilie. West OF Stanton
the Mail Train will leave for Covinston on NON
DAYS wEDEESDATS, and FkiDAIS, ant 70.
turn alternate days.
l.'dFS sNicU - :"
Leave Stanton for CovinSton S:i' 7. ~
Ls"vs So'inslo r.. jsi,
Freight Trains daily texcc0t Sunday leave
Richmond NJ 7 z. n. AMI 1 :. ".
THROUGH TICKETS sold TO All p-ou linen.
points North and south, aud 10 Lyrchbur., / Ak
irgton, Harrisonorr.. Lew!sbGrg, and other ~ -
minent points IN the Wet.
AT Cov!ngton, JAMES J. A. TRDTTER 4 BRO
THER'S STAGE LINE connects with the Mail
Train for White Sulphur, Lewl,burs and IA
nawha. Tins from Eichmond or Baltimore 20
Charleston, two and a half days
Al Stdunton and Goshen, HiRA An CO. D
STAGE LINES connect witn Mail Train for Lex
ington daily except Srnday-), and PASSENGERS
90 through from Richmond or Baltimore same
day.
Tho Passenger Car heretofore attached 10
H. d. WHITCOMB.
n, General Suu@rjuterdent.
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Correspondence of The E!clmon1 Dispatch.
Educational Association Of Virginia Pre-
ccrdiu@,-im;crc>iin@ scroris-Cr'iital No
tees. ., ,oc-
=, '','',''I'' G,''N
~ i',"I'', ,,';,,. ~ 'rn and
o'S"'E't - ',''N wy 49,, o,,,o w.
i''"i'i'n'''i"S W. va. ,, az =
lcchIc existence - ~" :" h''" anu ''V"'
i'iihS ''>',''''',5 '''Pl''H, - ""N "''';''i
MIC hrinS inA.V",''',S P''S'"'i,S pI'' ""
"i 'r'h>i'ioH anu ""'" ''' . ,'''. ', VI
e"Gt'ti""' ia '''''' .''." ''o 'o:'''.'' "eao
on INC t'r u "''''''''S '''''O -"
and controlling '""'! ever ocl'tc. 1t c"u-
cation was an accomplishment tne"' IL Is
now Il necessity. IL iile "1''tc 'Acc arc |"
retain Their prestige, ltt,'l only nc pS I'M
hning our sons and daughters Win il tllrSt
for useful knowledge, and opening wide
the doors through WHch the most humble
NAV enter in pursuit Of it. For the masses
to continue III ignorance at such time as
this, when the tloolgateS of barbarism arc
let loose 70 dclugc the land, is to involve
the whole population in ono common ruin.
That the newly cnfranclsiscd citizens have
any mental cpdowmcntS Gulilyinr them
10 be trained into LEGISLATORS and states
men can only be believed by the vision
arv bat thcv are numerous enough to
form numerical maiOritcs in most of the
southern communities, and can only be
successfully conbaltcd BY reason and in
tcllircncc. if AT all
These reflections have been induced by
IA. ,,rr..J o,' tho n,occc1inrs of the
EInn,t;onaI Association held at Lynch
hnrg in Iulv las. and which was attended
by many Of the most eminent teachers in
tho State Iii seldom one meets with q
document Of such profound interest. Ii
consist. ~ rcnorts nt several committee
onno;ntcd ~ IN, preceding annual meet
;,,t ,r;th or irtrolrc,ion bv the Rev. 4.
49, It,, .,'u cnnciseIy and admirably
wr;t,cn These rcporls are well worth,
of he;nr enumerated in regular order, anG
commented on according To their scvcra
merits.
l. On the Necessity and best Modes
Moral and Physical Training aad Develop
mcnt. By Professor JOHN =. Minor
lid.
In this papcr DR.. Minor dwclls viii
prcat force ON the training OF the body and
the culturc of the heart, and not simply
az has been TOO much the custom witt
odu..-ors nm Tho 6,yclonmcnt or the in
'uu0"'o'T' va '''o l'' u WV .''
,h~',.a.t ;,,,n,,,,,c. ~, ,,I.yli.,I,nd NOR,
INC 'aSt '''l'o' ''n'o VI P"s ''''' N!oi =
oui'u.u "o'', " ~
'"u VIZ ~ - NV,
,n.s "" $3.50 G"' "o'' ''i'o'U ;nC o1o,'? 10,
,I "'''t 90
:. VA INC PROPER Josephine Tor Al
ElucCu SciOpIS, ana INC best Methods pt
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
| FARM IN HEnRICO. TWO MILES BELOW
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, CALLED MARION
HILL" on THE OSBORN TURNPIKE. CON.
TANNING THIKTY-UNE AND TWo-THlRDS
ACRES As trustee in certain deed of trust
made by John Feeney, Michael Martin, and Ellen,
his wife, dated the fifth December, 1885. duly re-
corded in tho clerks Office Of Henrico County
Court, shaf1. in execution thereof, at the request
Of the beneciares In the said deed sell al public
auction on MONDAY the 25th of November, 1867,
at half past three o'clock =. NJ II fair: il not, the
next fair day thereafter, that VALUABLE FARM
located as described above, containing 3l5 acres,
ali well enclosed
The improvements consist ola large brick dwell.
Ing containing seven rooms, amt the usual out
houses, such as barn, stable. quarters, &c: Inele
is also on the farm fine orchard Of choice truit
trees, and several springs near the house.
TERMS Enough in cash 10 defray tho expenses
of sale and to pay off certain note for s3,VDe,
dated the nth day OF December 1865, with Interest
to day of sale and the balance on such terms rs
will be made known at tho hour Of sale.
WILLIAM Fl. LYME, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LYME y BROTHER, Anc-
tiGueers no lid
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INFECT IMPORT TION.-Wc have
IL now on hand, arl olIsE for sale by The pacs-
axe, in bond. eight quarter casks 81 GEA CtEE
HENnESSY BRANDY, purchased II CAaren'o,
and FINE article. Samples ii our ciicc
no 22-eodl2t TALIaFgRkQa co.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auclioneer..
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streo:s

DE!CK DWELLING, AND VACANT
Is LuTs ADJOINING, At THE CORNER Of
VALLEY AND CEDAR STREETS, FOH SALE AT
AUCTION We WILL sell at auction, on the pre-
nliscs. on MONDAY thu 18th November ~ i
o'clock p NJ :, the larss brick dwelling lthe former
residence Of Jones Ellen, deceased ana now
owned and occupied hv John Pr!Ldy, Esq.,) stu
Nated a. above described. he principal dwelling
contain, eight rooms, With servants house with
three rooms; kitchen and large DICK nj, smoke :
home with 4 we'll OF wafer in the yard. This IL II
comfortable Residence, suited TOR the accomInoda-
ZION of y large family. The property viii bs sold
as A whole or divided so rs 10 make the house lot
fGty-seycn feet front by one hundred and fifty feet
deep, leaving three handsome building lott, 'front.'
ing each twenty five feet on Valley street by one
hundred and fifty feet deep.
Terms: une-i0urih cash {; the balance at forr
eight ana twelve months for negotiable notes,
Interest added, secured bv trust d"rd.
GEUBBs X WILLIAMS.
no 10 AuctioIeers.
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Aatcti07, Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
Bv Harrison, Goddn i Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

rycEIJENT AND CONVENIENT
ElIy LOCATED BRICK TENEMENT, ON TIE
VEST SIDE OF FOURTH BETWEEN FRANK.
LIN AND GHACE STREETS, FOX SALE At
AITCTION Will bo sold at auction on thu pre-
jsoa on WEDNESDAY. Eovau,bar nth. 1867, al
ao,clock r. NJ, the excellent BRICK TEHEh BIZ +
located az above, in rear or the residence OF tho
i.ta Mr. william Breeten. II contains eight
rooms with fro places to each, besides brick
kichen: has recently been thoroughly remodel :
Ied and repaired. and Is now in complete order.
Possession given-at once.
TERMS one fifth cash: balance at three. six,
nine, and twelve months. for negotiable notes, IN
terest added secured by trust deed
HARRISON, GDDDIN * APPERSOS,
M % hurtionsers.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Anc.ioneers,
northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF A. LOT OF
| GROUND oN TIE SOUTH SIDE or BROAD
BETWEEN THIRTY FIRST AND THIRTY
SECOND STREETS. By virtue Of deed Of trust
accented to the subscriber as trustee by Ivory p.
Hodsdon, dated l7.n october 1866, and recorded in
Henrico County Court ci!ice, being thersto re-
ton upofl the promises, on TUESDAY 10Th day
of November, at u o'clock NJ, If fair, II not,
then on the next fair day thereaitrr, AZ inc sans
stated, fronting SO feet on Broad street and rua-
nns back l65 foat.
TEKMs Cash sufficient TO defray inc expense
NJ "a e and to pay that portion Of tho debt viii Oh
is now due, amounting to about $3.50; credit AS
10 go 81 until 10Th April, 1868 and the balance
rnnr re- rms which will be made known ~ tho Il ne
Of sale. I: !" !. tao DIDO, 1lustts:
GkrBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctionsers. no l!
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam & Co.,
AucttoIeers and Commission Merchants.
No. Is Pearl street.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ON
Y MAIN STHEET ~ MANCHESTER. FoR
SALE-Ry virtue of 4 deed oftrust .xecutst by
Seatou Nj Fariss in his lifetime. ard recorded
in Chesterfield County Court clerk ) office, shall
sci! ut Public auction, on the promises, a cart'in
HOUSE AED Lot situated on Main street in The
town of Manchester, at ! o'clock u. on
TUESDAY the 26th day Of Novewher, isC'. This
valuable property is situated on aain near Allen
street and fronts on the former street tweniyl:7o
feet with story framed bnlltlnS thereon IN
.ooi ra.e OF preservation. This property beng
soIt undar deed oi trust, ths s4!o VIII be with
ont reserve. for one third cash. the balance pay
abls in six and twelve months. interest added from
5oTsad md title retained until last note Is paid.
The taxes for 1867 10 be paid by purchaser;
" BENJAMIN II. NASN.
Tho sale 10 be conducted by PILHISTo&, Pull
LIAv K Co, auctloiesT5.
81 the same time we will soil q desirable LOT
in Marks addition To Manchester. belonging TO
the estate OF william Walker, dsceasei. no - ids
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BY James II. Taylor Z Son, Aucttoneers,
OlIce No. SCI Main street,

SALE OF VALUABLE
I NEAL STATE III THE COUNTY OF CHES-
TERRIFIED. KNOWN AS The FALLS PLAN
T-TiOS." ADJOINING TIE TOWN OF MAN
Oh ESTER, At AUCTION by virtue of 4 deed OF
trust made on the second dty Of January. 1860. by
Samuel coleman aud II. +. Wars to mo ~ trustee,
and of record In n. Clerk ONCE Of III. County
Court OF Chesterfield, to secure the payment 81
certain notes thcrela tsscrl5rt. Amounting 20
thirty. nIuc thousand ssver hundred and thirty
sight dollars, with Interest from ths 18th day o!
October lsJ1 TIL paid. and tthe uest aud con-
sent Of both rartlsh Interested IN said deed vii!
proc-.d 10 ell IL public auction on tha promises,
on TIL ESDAI the 10th day Of December. 1877. at l.
clock NJ. II far II not the next far day there.
after. portion 81 the yaluabl. farm conveyed ~
eatd deed known as the Fan, Plantation, with the
improvements thereon. al present occupied Dv y
d. F. Ward, containing aboat $40 acres OF the
most valuable Land IN the sate 81 Virginia ioi
farming purposes. II: has Ill tho buildings on u
| necessary FOR . ar-e farm. add tho land IL IN
high state Of cultivation From u, proximity &
the c.ty OF Richmond and tho town ot htucaeatsi
Il may b. considered 10 b. tHe most valuable farm
| Ter its tlEs In the STATE OF Virginia.
TEkas: One-!oG!ta cash balance on a cfeI!t o.
six, Twelve FL Eighteen, AID twenty Tour m"n'hA !"
| ae,Dtitole notes, interest added, AMI secured y
| deed OF tla6t.
| Sa!o 10 DO cordGc.4d by JAMES u. IAfl"A "
J Son. AUct.UaeGIs. no :
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BY Grubbs Il williams, Auchoneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streeH.

BY GrubbS z W HuVtTo44c0r"'
Northwest corner Main and EleVenth ssfeeH'
SIX LOTS. ON THE COKNER OF
= WASHINGTON STREET AND THE NiRI!,
MIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. ASD E,'NEI VIZ
DAY, o5th November (aftcr the sale Of John frd,
dy's property-ssy at o'ciock wa %t .d
sell upon the premises the SIX LOTS located as
1ll OF Them front on the railroad and run back
g. feet to an alley. 49, .o
small residences, being convenient to the Central
railroad depot.
TERMS At sale. ,,Ir.uc
,os7 Auctioneers.
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r OST VIRGINIA STATE STOCK
TAKE EOTiCE.-bpplication will bs made
10 the Second Auditor for the State of Virginia 10
Reissue the following certificates Of State stock
standing in tha name of Hector Bowa--viz.: Ger
r,Gcate 80 l@3, under act OF I'D March, 1850 for
Si1G 3: certificate No. 30. under Act Of sth March,
ls!7 for 500: ceItiiicata 10. s. loan NO. 70. Tor
$500 certificate No. 4SJ, loan 70. ~. for $500 !;
which have been lost. Z. VAUGHAN,
Administrator of Hector Bowo, deceased.
no lG-lATAin
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AuctJDn SNIes.
FUTURE DAY
Nv Grubbs & Williams. Auetlonesr''
Northwest corner Main and EleVshsh sHee''

TWO VERY BFAUTIFUL. B BI I'LL
| tNG1ors ON TIE WEST SIDE OF N.Y.. ). :
TsgN VII - STREET BsTwEEJI G IsIrIGy AS 6D
BROAD sTREETs FOE SALE AT Aoct t,yt'n ;~pH
FRIDAY tho 10Th day Of November, at nav. past =
o,ciork p M. wa will sell at auction, upon the
prewsss the two very beautiful LOTS 'i,Iafsd a.
above, adjoining tho property Of wilson "lia,ahs
J. b. Pace, Esq. Upon one OF the lots there IS a
small framed house.
They front together 50 feet, and run back anon.
1870 feet These are among the most desirable lo'a
In that neighborhood.
TERMS Atsale.
nos GRUBBs Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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MAKE EOTICE.-hpplicat will be
made to the Second Auditor for the state {, Of
Virginia to ro- issue the following CERTIFICATES
OF STATE STOCK, standing in the name of Hector
Rowe commissioner In tho suit of Howe's guar
dian rs. Bowe, sc. in Circuit Court Of Hanover,
interest 10 bo paid to the legally qualified guar
dian of infants), VIZ:
Certificate No 1885, under act Of 22d March, 1850,
general loans. for - ,4'o.
Certificate No .ls7 under act OF ODD March. ls5o,
general loans, for $3.50.
Certificate No ,i3?, under act Of I'D March, la5O,
general Towns for $500
Certificate No. 5ll, under act of 9th March, lSi7,
Richmond and Danvile Railroad Company, for
5000.
Certificate No l. 900 under act Of LIT March, 1917,
Hichmond and Danvillo Railroad Company, for
$500.
the name al Hector Bowe, guardian OF the chill
dr-n Of Albert q. Bowc-vjZ.
Certificate No. 2,e2? undfr act Of 2lst March,
1887 for $500. All Of which have been lost:
JOHN w. BOWE,
One of the children Of II. g. Bow., deceased
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Immediately after the above SALE. cay at
o'clock p N, on TUESDAY the Goth November,
va will sell on the premises atlauction. two beau
ttfui LOTS, situated on the east !iue Of Twenty
ninth st,eet between Broad and Marshall stro-ts,
fronting each 81 feet, and running back 1870 feet
TO an alley. These lots are level, and beautifully
situated for dwellings,
TERMS Ons-third cash /: the balance q: Nix and
twelve months FOR negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by trust deed
GRUBBS 4 WiLLIAMS,
no % auctoNccrs.
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RGJJrOGd8.
IA W aR Esssszls% -

"a vs. Sssss.sssv E5sssssaasS
ESGts2gR AND SUPERINTENDENT OPYrcyl
RICHMOND ASD PgTzRsBU.G RAfLa0ADC0.
RICHMOND, VA. November "a 1861 !
THROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE
/ Mg.T TO WILHISGTOT, y. Can ar.
rangemsnt for The transportation NJ through
freight between Richmond and Wilmington. h
c., has been entered into between tho R!chmont
and Petersburg, Petersburg Transfer, Pet-r.bury
and tn Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Com.
paniss
Copies OF the rates ind cIassiecatlons can be Oh.
taiued at this Office. Z. u. GILL.
no 20 I'm Engineer and superintendent
DICHMOND AND ID A VILE
hRA1LROA D-CHATGE or SCHEDULE
ONLY OSE PASSENGER TRAM DAfLY-O,
and after MONDAY, October J. 1857, the Passenger
Trains on thls road will run ~ follows:
GOfyg WgsT.-Throrgh mail and pa,sangArtrain
leaves Richmond daily at rs A. II; arrive, At
D4nrilla a,4P. NJ; lsaves Danyille 1T t05 p N .
arrives Al Greensboro At 10 i. ".
GoIyG BAsT-Leavss Greensboro daily atGls
A. II: arrives AZ DauvIie ar s.05 d. II. !sars,
Danvills At $40 A. M. arrives at Richmond at
4. Al Z. ii.
Trains connect at Burk.vills with passenger,
trains on The Sou Inside railroad lexcept on S1r-
daysl: connect at Greensboro daily with train,
on the North Carolina railroad.
THOMAS DoDhMGAD,
nc Snpsr nt.udart
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-25

Zeal Estate gsr.ts and Aucticnecrs,
No. Is Thirteenth street, between Main and Cary.
VACANT LOT (JN r aKER'S AD-
Y DlTI0N FOR SALE 1T AuCrloN.-We will
sell AZ public auction. upon INC premises, on
TUESDAY the 2G.h instant, at / O'Clock +. Il Il
RGILDiHG LOT 50 rost spare, dnsi grated III Nj.
Bates's plan ~ lot No ~ ard al joining ihc p7o-
party Of BENJAMIN HcitoD ana william Mann.
Terms: Unc.fuurtu cash; the baiaace At 3, 3,
and months fnr nelotiabtu notes, interest added
secured by trust deeG. LIE y IODD!",
no - &uJtion"nfS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-25
For Bent.

HOUSE AND STORE FOR RENT
L 1 At JETEESVl l.t.E.--At J eterAviile, on S5-s
No Rlchuoud and Danvi'lo railroad, can f:.:R.
be rented very ccmmOiious sturchouS5, -E.It:
in " hich there l., now !. lourshing business and
also Il large and desirable dwelling house in e%-
ctl.ut repair, wIth~ aTge garden and orchard.
Address Dr.. w. q. DALEY, at Jat1rsvlile, or
Mr.. WILLIAM JETE3, Il. Richmond.
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