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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-28
BY James M. Taylor s. Son, Auctioneers, =
.3a.u3 Office s2l Main street, 80 ,64bsl
three doors below rSpotswoodi Hotel, d

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, AT AUCTIoN.-By virtue Of
n deed of trust executed to, the subscriber by
date 4th day Of April, 1851, duly recorded in
the Richmond Hastings Court, shall, in exc
cution thereof ut the request, in writing Of
the benefciaries in said deed, proceed to sell
Mt public auction, on the premises, on FRI
DAY, 9Th March, 1868, at 4 O'Clock p. M, If
fair If not, the first fair day thereafter Sun
day e1cepted). the real estate conveyed by the
said deed-yiZ., q certain loy, piece, or parcel
of land situate, lying, and being in the city OF
Richmond Ut being the same property which
was conveyed to the said John Clash by Yuel
s. Rust and Elyira j .Rust, his wife, by their
deed, dated the Oath day Of April In the year
1889, and of record in the Clerks Office Of the
Hastings Court Of the city OF Richmond)
bounded as follows-to wit, beginning at the
line of Mary Ann Evans, on, the Brook road,
ffty!eight feet from the north line Of a ten,
foot alley thence on the western sideof said
road north ten degrees west one hundred and
twenty two feet thence on said Sledd's line
south thirty degrees west one hundred and
called Graham's alley; thence along the west
ern margin of said alley south thirty-one de-
grees east one hundred and twenty nine feet
and six inches to said Mary Ann Evanss cor
ner, on the aforesaid ten foot alley, usually
called Grahams alley; and thence on his line
north thirty-two degrees east sixty-two feet,
to the beginning. r.si ,..f CHM IL ,gFs.ys..,,
!. Upon the above described property there is
a good store, dwelling, and other huildings,s
and is the same property ON which the said
TERMS One third cash, and the remainder
In two equal payments at = and u mon this, for
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed, with!
GEORGE M. DREWRY, Trustee. - :,
Sale conducted by JAMES M. TAYLOR Sos,
Auctioneers. Re 20
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rRUsTEES SALE OF,THE VALU

TRUSTEES SALE OF,jTHE VALU-
ABLE. LITTLE FARM KNOWN w, A
WPLAIN DEALlNG ON THE ME ",
BRIDGE ROAD, TWO MILES 1 FAST AS Toe OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AND ", m
YORK RIVER RAILROAD, ATAuCIIoN.
By virtue of deed of trust executed 70 tne
subscriber as trustee by r. e. Braxtoh, Il. >
trustee, and others, dated 9Th or December,
1850. and recorded in Henrico County Court
office, being thereto required by the holder OF
the bond described in said deed, Will seli a.
auction, upon the premises, on M ~ ~. ~
18th of March, at ~ o'clock NJ, II falr, w
not. then on the next fair day thereafter, at
the same hour, the property above described,
or so much thereof as may be necessary, 70
discharge the debt secured
The property embraces l04 acres, adjoining
the lands of J. M. G.. Dickinson,J. W. Ran
dolph, and others, and the buildings are COM
pIete and desira BILE. .z-..
: This is one Of the most desirable farms OF It's
size in that neighborhood. lIa1 2 ~ 81
TERMS Sufficient in cash to defray the ex7
'penses attending the sale and to pay on
bond for $500 with interest thereon from 6tn
of December, 1865; the balance upon terms OF
payment which will be made known at the
time of SALE Purchaser to pay taxes for 1858.
ID 3''.'' THOMAS B. KEESEE, Trustee.
+, CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. fe IT
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- BY Sampson Jones, Jr., l. Co.,
Auctloneers, No.5 Fifteenth street, between
.a-r 81 Main and Cary.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of
~ decree of the United States District Court
for the District of Virginia shall, as assignee
Of Samuel NJ. Price & Co., banMupts. sell at
public auction, on the premises. on THURS
DAY the 18th day of March, 1858, ats O'Clock
P. NJ, the LOT, with the appurtenances,
lately belonging to VII Gordon, fronting
on the west side of Twenty street
between Broad and Marshall streets, begin
ming at the southwest corner Of Marshall and
Twenty-seyenth streets, fronting sixty eight
feet on Twenty seventh street, and having O
depth of one hundred and seventeen feet
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash balance in
equal payments in three and six months, ne
gotiable notes, interest added. ~. ..sss.,
JOHN JOHNS, JR-, assignee Of
fe l9-tds Samuel M. Price Co.
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BY Sampson ] ones, Jr., &Co.,o we
Auctioneers and Commission merchants
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary.aA

x SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Byr virtue Of q
IN decree Of the United States District l,1 Let
assignee of Samuel NJ. Price & 90, Jbank-
rupts sellat public auction, ON the pgsm Uses
ON THURSDAY the 18th day Of March, ~ arc, 1883,
iat2P. NJ, the HOUSE andSLOT, with the
appurtenances, lately belonging to Samuel M !.
Price, on the east side Of Twenty fifth street
near the corner of Twenty, fifth and Franklin
streets, fronting seventy five feet on Twenty
NTH street, being the property now In the oc-
cupancy of Mrs. Catherine Biar. The resi-
dence is 8 most excellent and commodious
one, and the lot large and desirable.
Also, at the same time and place, the LOT
OF LAND Immediately north of the above
described lot and contiguous thereto, come
mencing at the north line Of the house above
described and running northwardly on
Twenty fifth street thirty feet more or less,
and having q depth of 1872 feet more or less,
with all the appurtenances thereto attached.
TERMS OF SALE One third cash the balance
in equal payments in three and six months,
negotiable notes, interest added. L.N'L 80 s'i
-flt ~, d sesH JOHN OHNS, JK., IN.
assignee of Samuel NJ. Price s. Co..
81
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AsseSSos, safes.
--S~S~oSs>eSS s1s-yLy7S
/ :, .EuTURE DAy.a1,
~ drubbs HWlIHans3 Auotieneers
~, $40, coTnsSH dasn ana Eleventh strssts.

= aysd zsfE,ttlIkttllffssE. - 1aS~->sl~
sslSBy drnbbs sHlIHans3 Adcaohs ers, 90 -,
cornBf 1ai11 ana Eleventh streSHs o..
- III egdsTo@z-SToag IT. IL r11SSar r
~ AKERY, WITH THKEE g yloys =
ID COMPLETE, tMI44ITIIIsfESt} I'M Il. BETT7!
NY I MIT "a nnUa HBREAKERS;g RASglktss .
~ ~ M M atHsfaHINEs9Gc.Fo Oh BE- AN AUS o
MON We Will ancti2p, On tnss h pi ri
1oIses on WEDNESDAY the 4tb q M lP aM - =
Etog1sE Id the afiey:in rear ef M1naiey sainr
tnn,s store. with an the FIXTUhEL ~, = o ELL
one 81. the most completes BakeE'ss y s'As 0'
There 5gsssovENs; eorapless;a9" seL -.
& anET9INE Dc eight horse power, Wtsn
81, an PIiJILEYS and BETTING;
- One. pair LARGE DOUGH ltit BHsE :.1Al
80. rwas SEHissguLErM CRACKER MA
20 CHINES=onen eariy'nemj os .I2isS
CRY CROSS ROLLERS. -Zzas5s9 on 70 lis
u Three DOUGH TR0UGHS, s6f s5sj 81
PEELSI; BENCHES, - -. ,T,,,
sd BOXES, PANS, s&o5 &c. 5Do 'a7i19 =, - =
-srq cit TebgALSoSs1 OF e 91eaI !
-. CHS and WATER PIPING and FIX.
a5f" LURES and ST0NEPAs lNt:G =
IE The ground rent Is $500 per annum, ana inc
lease has two years to- run. II not SOFA az
whole. then stte house, with all the BUILDING
material will beasolds to- be removed, ana Inc
articles above enumerated also.1 10 sgifsiE'
= n d Alsse dRuBBs WILLIAMS = =
fe g ijIi ,TsitnST1 "9a SA$Aucttoneers. =
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioheers,
,o-nsr sof franklin and Governor streets.
A uCTION SALE OF STEAMER
.A 1870 ar1 IDA Nh rnh eth, at o, GlOcI

A UCTION SALE OF, STEAMER;
"A on SATURDAY, March eth; at4 CLOCK
p. M. at thedock, foot Of SeVenIeenIn sI ;d
To he sold without reserve, TO the highest DIG
der Dc - the steam propeller NELLIE JET:
KINS. She is six years old, sixty eight tons
burden, and draws, when loaded, about nfe
and n half feet. She has one high pressure
boiler II feet long and So feet in diameter !;
a high pressure engine, with a. 14-lncn GYM
der and I4-inch stroke; feed and fire pump,
with pipes; steam and water gauges: anchor
chains &C.. in perfect condition Her nun
and machinery have been overhanled andre-
newed, and she is in splendid running oroer,
and In all respects in -stauncn anu St' e
about 5000 bushels Of grain and she Is sui
able for either freighting or towage, or --ootn.
COOK s LAUGHToN, -
a 60 oe I'd =. e 81 s1lEn NtHuctioneers.
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9l0 BY Grubbs s Williams, uctfoneers''
North vest corner Matn and Eleventh streets.

100 70 4kt'at'siAt - @-
HNRuSTEES3 aSALEiOF "a FARM gOE
ONErHUNDRED5 AND. sTH4RTS,SL1
2 Ann ONE-FIETH ACRES, ON THE R1CA-I
FoND AND CHARLOTTESYIL LE PLANk-
P0An 1GhBOUT SEVEN MILES NORTH
OF RICHMOND, lATaAUCTI0N.4By
~ n deed of trust executed by John q. SAnder-l
CON trustee for; Francis a, Anderson; 70 the
snhscriber as trustee, dated January ~ 1857,
and recorded In Henrfco County. Court ONCE.
heinp thereto required by the creditor secured
Nv said deed, will sell ct auction, upon the
PREMISES, on FRIDAY, February 2l at IL
O'Clock M, If fair, If not, then on the next 1air
day thereafter Sunday excepted, AT the same
hour the farm described. in said deed, situated
as above described, formerly owned BY John w
Sheppard and now occupied by BE: Gnder-
SON Containing 1875 acres, adjoining the
lands of Richard Gross, S.. G.. Waidrop, and
Others The buildings comfortable and
sufficient, = embracing q, dwelling with six
,rooIns kitchen, stable, and barn. And there
ia a sufficieucy OF wood for the place. - = .
TERMS i Sufficient in cash to.defray the ex-a
nenses attending the sale and 10 pay of q
note for 1902 6S- 100, with interest thereon from
.TanuaryI7, 1868; credit as to $572 f-100 until
January IL, 1859 s q Their credit Cas to
S54l 40 loo until Januaryl7 1870 and the resi-
due upon terms which will be made known at
the time of sale The credit payments TO be Tor
negotiable notes, with interest added from
the day of sale, and secured by 8 deed of trust
mon the property > Purchaser1to pay taxes
for 1855. p. W. GRUBBS, Trustee,
tVlGRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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VIRGINIA EXPRESS COMPANY
" ARno No ros M In STRAIT har,,,anx, &c.

VIRGINIA EXPRESS COMPANY
Y Office, No. 72s Main street, between Sc
yenth and Eighth streets, Richmond.
The VIRGINIA EXPRESS isnow running
daily from RICHMOND TO STAUNTON. and
tri- weekly to all points between STANTON
and CONVICTION. re...arafef s.,-r
Also, daily from BALTIMORE to RICH
MOND and from BALTIMORE to STAUN-
Further, daily to all the intermediate points
between Staunt ton, Harriscnburg, and Mount
Jackson, Staunton, Lexington and Natural
Bridge = and tri-weekly from Staunton to
Bath Alum, Warm, Hot and Healing Springs
White Sulphur Springs, Lewlsburg; and
Charleston, Kanawha county .aa,f,t.z- r,.,tet.,
Goods called for and delivered at all points
In the city ..r.,ts+sff 80 =
Also. daily from Norfolk to Petersburg and
Lynchburg, and all intermediate points on the
Norfolk and Petersburg and Southside rails,
roads, and intermediate points on Richmond
and Danville railroad To Bnrkevills.
Money and yaluables, forwarded with dis
patch.,.T sI,e ~, y3,,e.y,, go i, ss,.., -,
d fe H--Sm d A. W. GARBER, Agent. $
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
anctioneers and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK TEN E.
MENT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF DU-
VAL STREET NEAR TO BROOK AVE.
NUE.-As trustee in certain deed OF trust
executed by John Clash and wife, bearing
date 2sth March, 1861, duly recorded in Rieh,
mond Hastings Court, I shall, al the rean h1;c
az the er en the premises the
10th of March, 1868, at clock T. M, II falr W.
if not. the first fair day thereafter, the LOl
and BRICK TENEMENT thereon, now in
the occupancy of Mrs. Elizabeth ffa nKn
street near to Brook avenue, running back the
depth of the lot to an alley. Although the
deed quires that the property SHAH pc sola
for'cash, yet the creditor is willing to accept
one third cash; balance at SIX ana WE'VE
months hearing interest, secured by trust
deed. The taxes and insurance for 1865 10 De
p fe % 'N' - M. M. YOUNG, Trustee
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\. III W. GODDIN, Trustee.
BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

.DRICK TEN EMENT4 AT THE
ID SOUTHWEST CORNER OF CANAL
AND FOURTH STREETS FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY the I'd Of March, 1858,
at clock P. NJ, the comfortable BRICK
TENEMENT located as above, now in the oc-
cupancy Of Mr.. Lambert mt the monthly
rent of SI6. The lot has a. front of 80 feet
and depth of 100 feet to q wide alley. q The
buildings are insured for 81, 800. ss. VI, Il s.,t
TERMS One fifth cash; balance at four, eight,
twelve, and sixteen months, for negotiable
notes, interest added, secured by n trust deed.
The taxes and insurance for 1868 to be paid by
the purchaser. ....-.5....r..-...- Z
HARRISON, GoDDIN s APPERsoN. z
fe Of sl8 4 J3sgE8 'ststy : $3.50 Auctioneers u
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rErxRssUness Er IA E9g,o ism,
Correspondents, 81 sss 5Ki shmeaa ptspsssssn
.,crv ,apsrss. OF. TnEo.ssi sd : eoTs : ]
cr-rTusr cOMrNas rsTos D1sfAyoass.-T'xs.a.s'g g.
,sassu.yssr Pr ASrTSG az
psrvmssUna,s Februsry ~ too. :,

prrvaspUso,9 February ., q a ssss.a
The season thus far vegs as paS ssSss,,
ana e. am alpaest exAo 49, -
N,o.trssrr.xsWish enes e1cepS.9,l ~. o est y
o o.. , Sat row ands thons VIC nave h sa coz ION.
&C., s.saa, - srsins, varied somewhat By snow;
s s, hail. Eass spring sthe wet weather
aaIps a 70 fhe planting reason sand even
tn harvest We can only hope that the
rs.smf,lance throughout will not become
nIeta sobut islpt tothiBs time we do not 4heer
If = fsTfpW being turned d. . spade struck
IN the SgTeulds "a year ago every anian
in thisvicinisy Nvhoshsd land swasiall egos
on the s1Sj ectof cotton; now ~ Isl utterly
repudisted. Not, lone,y it is believed,
will touoh III. Is, may beo yell doubted
whetheres thiss disgust is altogether
reasonable a. .diysrsihc ation of crops iss
always iudiaiQps ), and few acres Of cot
ton, while its cultivation would ainyolve but
slight tosslrinl any event, might sell for
enough to add materially TO the profits OF
the fern. But the regular systemof plant
ing, as heretofore fpractieed, must sooner
or later be utterly abolished in this region,
and perhaps throughout the South. TO
stakes everything on "a single crop, with
hired and funrelia bic labor is too ventu-
rcus 'abusiness. To- be compatible with the
moderate profits 81 agriculture. Our land
holders, therefore, will be under the ne
cessity Of disseminating planting on large
scale, and devote themselves to farming.
The labor question should settle tins point
with every intelligent For' rejecting man -,
When every plantation shall be dlyllo Geo
into Six OF eight, farms, then will com;
mence the improvement ofrthe soil, and
the prosperity and comfort of the rural
population viii be Increased many, fold ole
We have only TO, cast the eye over the
farming districts of the State to perceive
how much more thrifty they are than the
planting. or course the change can only
be gradual, from the difficulty of over.
comingiAxed babits%but whenever it shall
be accomplished, and the lower part o.
Virginia dotted over with small farms, il
will be the garden spot Of the State.
The city has, lbeen dali to-day, and
barren of Incidents. The wet weather
keeps the country people at home, and
thus far acts uniavorably on business
What everybody longs for is dry, genia!
weather to, stimulate industry, and, If pos,
sible, give something, to do to the great
number Of .idlers lettering about the
SJToStS. n IL. sItzT,Ita s.4f iea4 .ptylT,.l - ?
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/ ShipDjmg.
1OR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,

TOR BALTIMORE, 2 SAVANNAH,
T. AND B0sT N.Sssemirg "a
boat Com pany-C Cheapest Route HaSEzEiESH.
Freights Reduced-No Charge for Wharfage
by this Line-No Transhipment of Goods
Leaves Baltimore every Wednesday and Sa-
and Sunday at s O'Clock a. M.-Steamer
ELLIE KNIGHT, Captain CHARLES TRA.
vERs, will leave here on SUNDAY MORNING
ats o'clock. Freight received every day Sun
day excepted) up to s o'clock P. ~. This
steamer has splendid Saloons staterooms, and
THREE DOLLARS. Meals and staterooms
extra For freight or passage apply to
DAVID & WILLIAM CURRIE. .
Office at Charles T. WORKMAN Co. s,
te 27-3t Fifteenth street.
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By Lee. & Goddin, Auctioneers,
: 40 No. 10 Thirteenth street. -

BUILDING
SALE AT'AUGTION.- will sell at P95 o.
lie auction, ON the premises. on MOND "a;
the Cd of March next, at P: M. CUhS
TEEN HANDSOME land DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOTS, situated as above, having
a front of from thirty to forty five feet eacn
On as, = street leading from Eighteenth street to
Howard s Grove, and running back 100 feet.
This property is Immediately outside OF the.
corporate limits, and, are desirable cheap
o1 TSnas one-th cash; balance in equal
pnvmentsG lat 8 and months for negotiable
notes. interestgaddedJ Title retained until
the last payment is made. Taxes for 1868 70
be paid by the purchasers. 100,
III 10 SIlbS ii LEE & GODDlN,
: 20 os-Ftdsl al No. Is Thirteenth street. :
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
The Situation TO-tiay-At Coup by the

The Situation TO-day-AtCoup by the
Prosecu fiOn - Stant0n's Strategy
Etc. s,ss, 7 n..o,,,.-Is5I Ian ata-r.aaat,ts
WASHINGTON, February 26.--Mr. Stan.
ton and his friends are in good spirits to.
day at the success Of a little piece OF stra-
tegy which kept the matter OF the present
political imbroglio from getting into the
Supreme Court Of the United States by
dismissipg the case Of General, Thomas,
which was called up for examination to-
day. They managed their part right well,
and are yet Boosting Of being masters OF the
situation. I, The public question is what will
be the next step before the impeachment
articles are presented Every. one is on
the gui uiue daily for new demonstrations,
and nothing that occurs occasions surprise.
There is no excitement nOw-all is as calm
as if nothing more startling than the hack
neyed reconstruction bill was under dis
cussion. "a Stanton remains fortified by
armed guards in the War Department, and
shows no inclination to leave, although
some Of his political friends intimate
that he does not want to be in the
office, and intends retiring as soon as the
impeachment question is silenced. In
case the President Is removed ana Sena-
tor Wade installed as the Chief Megis-
trate, Stanton's chances as Minister to
England will not be bad. General Nc
Clelian, nominated for that position by
Mr.. Johnson, will not be confirmed. The
general opinion about the conviction of
the President inclines to the certainty OF
its contamination, but there are many
who stip scout the idea. 1t must be con-
fessed THAT there are few or no grounds for
believing that the majority will moi, carry
ont their scheme. Wide diversity OF
views exist as to the time, which will be
required. There is mnch to be told, how
ever, not yet made. public, before the end
is approached, and the defence of the Pre-
sident will make itself heard in manner
and tones that are bound to influence all
not committed to Impeachment, and which
will 60 down to posterity in the living
pages Of the American Governments his
tory. - TIM0N.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-The boats
In of the JAMES RIVERasHe-s15:.:I1k
AND KANAWHA CAN a LHszzsiEssssss -
will leave the dock as usual
promptly at y O'Clock NJ. on TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg
and beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid,
at the option of the shipper Freight received
and delivered at my office, on the dock
Way Freight will not be delivered I'LL
charges are paid. ..r..@- ..r.,a ....,rt.
Boats locked and insured.
de ii EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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Carriages, dc.

n GORGE A. AINSLIE, MANUFAC-
ST TURER AND DEALER INoANEE
CARRIAGES, TENTH STREET9H8S
MOND, VA, keeps always on hand large
assortment of Carriages, Rockaways, Buggies,
and Wagons, of every style, for sale on rea-
sonable terms. . .-...u.9
Mr.. z. D. HITCHCOCK, Of the late firm OF
Hitchcock & Osborne, is now engaged with
me, and soIicits the patronage of his old friends
and customers throughout the State. .
90
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DICHMOND ANDdDANVILLE RAIL.
IN ROAD-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
On and after Friday the 10Th day Of January,
p ] sHoRTac ROUTE TO THE

FlN REAE - SHOkI-4 hOU LIZ III IdE
NJ NORTH EAST, IND 4fl9, IVES n,,I "a
RAILROAD, CARRYING.
THE UNITED STATES MAIL TWICE
DAILY-ELEGANT OARS, WITH NEW
PATENT SLEEPING5 CHAIRS ON ALL
a THROUGH TRAINS on
this road are now run from the southern ter.
byrd AND EIGHTH STREETS, as follows:
The DAY THROUGHa.MAI TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily al, 1855 A. d., arriy.
ing In Washington ut 665 P. NJ connecting
with the early afternoon express trains for
:, The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN,
with elegant ears Supplied with the new pa.
tent sleeping chairs attached, leaves Rich
mond daily at 9:46P.. M. Sundays excepted,
IarriYing In Washington at 6l5 A. NJ, con. /.
Meeting with the early morning trains for the
North, East, and West. III tlail+ 5Tasi s-
III No EXTRA CHARGE for sleeping chairs.
In The ACCOMMODATION. TRAIN, with
local express packages, leaves Richmond daily
Sundays excepted from the depot corner Of
Broad and Eighth streets, at $3.50 P. II. arriv.
ing in Fredericksburg at 7:l0 r. NJ . lE-l
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS to Alexandria, Wash.
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston,, and all the principal cities Of the
Vest r.; f.q.,v, ~a&l laf5 bea .gra8 a...
! For further information and through tickets
apply at the office Of the company, corner
Broad and Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill, and
atsthe ticket Office corner Byrd and Elgh'a
lstreets.IsZs s.dGsy a,-aJ. B,GENThf,, f.a5
,.,- $500. General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RvTH, Superin tendent..f z apps
,y7IRGINIA' CENTRAL RAILROAD.
~ CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.--On and
after SUNDAY, January 10; the following
trains will be run on this road: The morning
passenger train. DAILY texceps on Sundaysl
between Richmond and Stannton, and til.
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, and 70.
turning the alternate days.i This train leaves
Richmond al ES0 a. nj. |; arrives NJ 6: 90 Z, d.
This train makes close connections with tho
Orange and Alexandria railroad for Lynch.
burg and the Southwest, and connects With
trains 10 and from. the North, but With a delay
at Goydonsyille Of three hours, The Sunday
train Is withdrawn. ,,..'
Evening passenger train Daily (excep.
Sundays) between Richmond and Gordons.
Vile. leaves, Richmond 4:so p. H.; leaves
Gordonsyille; $40 A. M arrives In Richmond
1856 A.. NJ; arrives in GordonsYilie $40 p N.
The night train OF, the Orange and AIe1an.
dria railroad Is withdrawn,~--
!, The morning train connects with HARTMAN
s, COPS LINE OF STAGE COACHES at
Stanton and Goshen, and with TROTTER 4
co. IS LINE at Millboro, and Coyington,, al
Passengers for Lexington 60 through from
Richmond or Baltimore the same day.
THROUGH TICKETS sold 20 all prominent
poin ts, North and South and to Lexington,
HsrItsonburg,, Winchester, White Sulphur,
Lewisburg.
Freight trains DAILY except sundays,.
- H&.hl sAsssa H ID. WHITCOMP
ia Is = ~ sfs General Superintendent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-28

TOR RENT, that desirable DWELLING
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Foushee and Adams, containing nine sssa
For terms, apply to s-.- ...r..t, .
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aa.. corner Fourth and Broad streets.
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