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SHORT ROUTE no THE

NREAT SHORT ROUTE. ~ TIE
M NORTH, EAST, AND WEST iYA
THE RIGHMOND,AFR y AFREDEREGKSBURG,
AND POTOMAC CRAILR0AU, Carrying
THE UNITED STATES MA1L..TWLCE
DAILY-ELEGANTO OARS, WITHNE
PATENT SLEEPING sCHAIRS 0MALL
TRAINS.--.The THROUGH TRAINS icn
this road are now rum from tbs sopthern Ter,
rninrs OF the Connection ratiroads cornef
BYRD AND EreHfH sf1HITsi as foisoWs ~, -, -,
The DAY THR0UG GH MAIL. THAiN
leaves Richmond daily OF 1900 A. Mss arrty.
ing in Washington at G65P, a. CONNECTING
with the early afternoon express sSains ZOE
tho North, East, and Wsst; - = ~ - ~ ~ .r,z y
The NIGHT THROUGH MALL TRAIN
with elegant cars supplied With the new pa.
tant sleeping chairs ATTACHED. leaves Aicn-
mond daily .. s:4s z %; Sanday:. az. s1sssptsdl. re
Meeting with the early nacsninS tsaans iog stas
NSI Wo ~. r.rTsIcuara for sleeping ehaira. iss ;.
The ACCOMMODATIONS THA1E With
local express packages, leaves Hfchm6nd daily
Sundays exceptads from the den0s corner az
Broad and Eighth streets, at $50 ps H., aryty.
ing in Fredericksburg St ITO p. N. ..sss.a liz.
aTHROUHH TICKETS and THROU4H
BAGGAGE CHECKS 10 AlsxandYias Wash.
bington, Baltimore, Phfiadelphia, New Ho1tp
Boston, and all tina priaeipaa dtiessef sns
For For further infor,nation and snroush tickets
apply at the Office Of the. company SosnsT
Broad and Eighth streets, Shocxoe a,na sao
/ at the ticket once, corner Byrd and s1zentn
streets. rod sssy. q, 3lnSssss nsas4N1asxsys axsys
SAnrx1. RurH, superintendent p sfefAp 10
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STORE RoRBED.-Lste Friday, night the
store or Mr.. Stephen Mason, corner Of Main
and Seyenteenthls Was entered and
robbed Of $50 pounds of bacon. The
thieves effected an entrance by forcing
onen q side door. No arrests. s. j, s /.
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The CHIEFS OF FIFTIEs were in session
Saturday at the county courthouse. After
disposing of considerable important busi-
ness, they adjourned to meet at the same
place on Saturday next at IL O'Clock.
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PARDoNED. - Saturday the Governor
granted a pardon to James R. Stewart ,(neT
gro), who was convicted Of house breaking
and larceny in the County Court OF Camp
| bell, and sentenced to one years imprisonss
nent in the penitentiary 81 j sse q EGAFa
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CIRCUIT Court OF RIcHMoND-JUDGE
JOHN "A. MEREDITH PREsIDING.-Ten aliens
were on Saturday admitted into the rights
and privileges of citizenship.
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NToTICE-AIl persons Indebted 70
tina ESTATE 6E GILES PIGoT, de-
ceaseds viz please coraa forward and seatle
their Indebtedness; and nil persona having
oIaSras against the said eEtate viii please pre-
ssnt them for settlement. .sg q.
'''4s ~ 49, $50 a q JAMES 81. DQaxEY,
Administrators Of Giles Picot, deceased
fe eil-aawlm % q. q
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The B'NAI' BRENTH MASQUERADE BALL
will take place at the Spotswood Hotel to-
night. The prizes for the best Mosques
will be awarded during the evening. A
pleasant time is antici pated.
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'CrFIoH RICHMOND xsD YORK R1vnH j
= RAILROAD CoHPANY,

NEW LINE TO OaBALTTMORE, NOR
~ FOLK, AND THE EOLL0WING
POINTS BEYOND-VTZ., PHTLADEL.
!PHIA, BOSTON, hCINC1NlSATI,O CHI
,gAG0, LoUISy1LLIE, P,ARKERsbyRq,
Fseiehs fUkSlnnaw racsiysd MONDAYS ION and Faus rs
DAYS st this depot up TO g. O'Clock sP. n. for
the above points, !and forwarded with dis-
patch and at, reasonable rates. PasgsngeTs
for Baltimore and Philadelphia leave at z
O'Clock a. NJ. .son TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS. reaching Baltimoye early next morn
ing, and Philadelphia that night. Eare-To
Baltimore, "a; TO Philad6lphis, $3.50. Pas
for EFf9s ana ss
at q O'Clock "a. M. freight for'
Norfolk and intermediate landings received
M MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI
DAYS. Passenger and freight train leaves
every day at z O o'clock A. NJ. for White House.,
Freight received every day mp TO O'Clock p.
M, Sunday excepted. cs..sis stssse! ssgs. ~
Shippers, observe the following directions:
FRoK BosToN TO R1oHKosD..-Markt your
Providence railroad, care Of the 6 Richmond
and York River Line, y pier No.s Light
street wharf, Baltimore. - 49,. =. y,..sgzs.g
|. FRoMPHIbADBLPHIAY 70 oRIoHxoHD.-Forward
all goods by the uPhiladelphia and Daltimore
Union Line" IS North wharyes, Philadel.
lphia care 90 Richmond and York River Rail.
road Line" pier Nos Lisht-strest wharf.
. FROM BALr1moRs TO Ship all
goods by, the Richmond and York River
Railroad Lins,' A. NEEDHAM & SONS,
Agents, pier No. Light-street wharf, Baiti-'
more. WILLIAM B. ENQSs5
ssSf g General Freight and Ticket Agent.
CAPTAIN JOHN II, FREEMAN, PASSENGER
and Freight Agent Il f,a.y 4.s.7 4 oc SoID
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Fl THE ROADS AND THE FARMERS. great
change has taken place in the statistics
Of mud and its concomitants within the
last week. The winds and sunshine, which
began on Monday last, though their effects
have on some days been. prevented by
freezing, have dried the ground rapidly.
Travel by ordinary vehicles, which had on
most of the roads been nearly suspended, /,
has received new impulse, and people
are coming to market who had been shut
up nearly all the, winter. .,5f ,,,ss.s.ss,f
Z. Before this week, very few if any
farmers. in, the counties adjacent to Rich
mond had ploughed q firrow since Christ
mas; but within a few days the fields have
exhibited teams at work in turning over
the soil. S"~ 90 I .1>' :
). While those who travel into the country
bring back the same story of wretch edness
and laziness among the blacks, and q too
prevalent dependency among the whites,
there are found not q few instances in
which the colored people are working In;
dustriousIy, and many very gratifying
examples ofiindomitable pluck and energy
among their former masters Some farms
of good management
and prosperity which would have attract
ed attention in the most favorable of former
days. The fathers work, the mothers
work, the SONS and daughters are cheerful
and diligent !; the granaries are full, the
meat houses well stored, the wood d-piles
wide and towering, fires bright, and tables
we'll loaded with the luxuries of the farm,
the garden, and the cow-pen. Such state.
ment may seem fictitious to some persons
who look upon Virginia as an unmitigated
waste. But we have evidence that athere
is life in.the old land yet The earth hai
not. ceased to be propitious TO those who
with sturdy. and resolute hand, endeavoi
TO SECURE her fayors. They who seek foi
the hidden treasures are among the most
cheerful and the most hopeful of all the
naonle. The soil, the gun, and the showers
are Are yet, our friends and helpers; and until
thew are denied, no one need despair.
The rnorslaf all thias sis, let every onel
who can't find anything to doin the city,
|:go ana work On . farm IN some capacity
Hosss' H 4 sToL. Major Hen, At Curl!
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& COMMISSIONERS OFT DEEDS: Mr. Teru Penn
was Oh Saturday commissioned 8 commits
s.oner ofi deeds FOR Virginia in the State OF
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{ OsT- Or MIsLAID, DEED OF

T OST Or MISLAID, DEED OF
IL TRUST NOTE drawn by John Creme,
of Richmond, vs., to the order OF Samael q.
Adams, and endorsed by him to s. H. 81 Z.
Adams, for $s, ,25o, at i've years from March io
1855, with interest. The public are caunoneC
against negotiating the same. The nnaer neA
win be suitably rewarded by leaving u Win T,n1
s. II. ADAMS, No.. go Baltimore street, ses paif
timore.i - ~ mn o-St
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-NJOTICE.--All persons indebted TO ths
IN estate 4of .J.!sR. Power, deceased, VIII
please come forward and settle their indeo.eo.
ness and all persons having claims against
the said estate VIII please preseaL Lnem tof
settlement. .tes "a JAMES ii. DOOLEft
b of J. r. Power, deceased.
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FALSE ALARM.-The ringing of the fire
bells Saturday morning about half-past
O'Clock was caused by afalse alarm. dI
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SHADE DEPOT
wv ,s, s.4 WINDOW SHADE DEPOTl

lXATINUUWG SHAUE UEEOfI ---s-I-..'
Wv s, sl WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
1885 MAIN STREET., ,cs ,r.,ssf,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth strsets.
M. GOLDEN, the Cheapest Window shade
man, Is still at his old tricks, keeping doWn
high prices He has tha largest assortment OF
SRAfES In the CITY; latest styles In Gold,
Velvet. and Painted Shaded, with all the fix-
= 80 =. y 80. = CLEAR THE TRACK
High prices, down you comei ali know
shades. mt his old stand on Broad street.
- =" - TABLE, OILGLOTH, 3sfsEsta
IN mahogany. Rosewood, Oak, and Marble,
and ain he colors; Black, for covering car
riages, In Drill and Duck Loco Paper Shades
at your own price.
II. b, Shades Iaade to order. Ssorekeepsys
and pedIera supplied at Nsw York priees.
ja aa-ara -. 81 3. s. ,si.s. n 4
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Z JUDGE BURNHAM's CoURT.-Civil busi-
ness of no public interest occupied the
attention Of this court Saturday.
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NEW CRoCKERY HOUSE,
No. 421 BROAD STREET

BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS.
Just opened, a complete assortment of China,
Glass, Queensware, House furnishing Goods,
Platedware, and Ivory Cutlery, purchased
from the manufacturers agents and at New
York auctions, which I offer to the trade for a
small advance.
NH 3-1w THOMAS r. GARY. !!
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DROVINCE OF $40 AUIo, BRA
Il zIL.-SA0 PAULD aRA9LwAY.--A
DAILY TRAIN to and from Santos Sac
Paulo and Jundiahy, running within thirty
miles of Campinas. II. J.sAUBERTIN, -
N. b. The booking ONCE fn Santos VIII be
open for tickets and Luggage on )the arrival of
the boats from Rio, NH S-eod6m
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DURE LARD OIL, for tobacconists
ira ira Ranned Coal OH, warTantsd the best
quality, always on hand, at the;lowss mnIEes
rates ten barrels Lnbrieating oai, Q. prlme
ar ticls, at q very low price: ,,....as sE
r. w. POWEaascss,, ~, ,,sn.es nIussasL a..
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M02'j7ae Intelligence.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 9, 1865.
Sun rises Moon rises. ....... 7.R
Sun sets. .5.46 High tide, P. M. 4.33
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DIANO FOR SALE.-A good second
Il PIANO, full seyen-octaye, and IN oraer,
viii be sold yery. low for cash or satisfactorily
endorsed paper 1t sixty days Address g b.,
as this cofcs.s - - - - nh s-eodats
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Shippama.
DOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,

E AND BoSTON.-Semf-.. ). .ae,
weekly Li1e-Powhatan Steam a
boat Company Cheapest Route Ss7SSs1i -
Freights Reduced-No Chargs for WharYage
by this Lfne-No Transhipment of Goods
Leaves Baltimore every Wednesday and Sa-
turday-Leaves Richmond every Wednesday
and Sunday at 8 o'clock a.. M.-Steamer Pc
leave here on WEDNESDAY MORNING
at O'Clock. Freight received every day Sun-
day excepted) up to 8 O'clock p. ri. This
steamer has splendid saloons, stateroon1s, and
THREE DOLLARS. Meals and staterooms
paVIp a9E 1pssas WGLPETaM PaTslgs 68RRfH Segf
Office at Charles T. Workman & Co.'s,
NH 9-2t - - fifteenth street.
TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
E STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-44@a
The new and elegant side-wheel ~
steamship HATTERAS, CoUoH Commander,
DAY, March 10th, at 2 O'Clock p. M. Freight
received up to O'Clock. Fare, $l2. Round
tickets, $40 :; steerage, s6. Through bills lading
signed to Boston, and insurance effected st
the lowest tI rates; saMPIsK APRsEY 70 ayREs eco
NH a-2t Main and Eleventh streets.
TOR HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA
LIAM BOWEN, Captain BARRArT, viii <N
receive dispatch as above. For freight
apply to -......... z...sq
NH 7-1w CASKIE BROTHERS. ?
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-The boats
IN Of the JAMES RTVERM8a1Hmnh
AND KANAWHA CAN Al zSsSSs5sss9
COMPANY will leave the dock as usual
promptly at IL o'clock M. 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
Way Freight will not be delivered till
charges are paid. 1'4
+ Boats locked and insured. 81 1Ss .aa.a
de II EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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.yTIRGINIA, Express G0MrANY.-
= iV Omce. No.. 72S Main street, between -.
sveuth and Eighth streets, Richmond.
T Tke VIRGINIA tanoM 1nnntag
daily from RIQHMON ND toS STA AuNTgMss sn6
fri. weekly TO ali points between SIA9NxDN
Z ana az. sosaM DIV ffem iBALTTMoEE 70 RIgn-
MOND and from BA LTlha0HE % aXAuNs
Furthsr. daily toall tia ihterncdsAts Ioints
betwsen Stanntcns HaSri Ehnry nnA. Mount
IacFson. Stannton, sLexington aud Natu1Al
RrIdee and triewoskiy 81fum ,6tks9tops 70
Bath Alnms warm. Hot, and Healing SQxtnS
White sulphur Springs. Lay WishuTs 49,
Chariestcn. Kanawha county. ~.
Goods called for and asliyefsd a. ~ sSas''
In the city. - "a. a.s..,,z..s.s.,ss..,sa .u.,
Ivnchhures and aii iintNs0sd3Ate pct4ae 4 ~ =
Ncriolk and PstershuTg and SoatemSS sasls ~
rouds, and intermediate poiax 1S. ~ - =
ma HanyiNe Ysilrosd te Bnrkey ~ * ~.
IN Money @ and and vsiasblss soEsssdsa sssa a.. 81.
. e; ssssa.r 'aisssz e sIss alIe|s s 1ss:
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLERAIL.

IDICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
LII ROAD-CHANGET OF SCHEDULE.--
On and after Friday the 10th day Of January,
1858, the passenger trains on this road VIII
4 Going ,osst..-Matl Trasn.- Leave Richmond
daily at s:I6 A. ID. leave Danvilles daily at
6:2S p. M. arrive at Greensboro daily at
$3.50 p, M; connecting at BurkEyiilo with
trains on the Sonthside railroad for Farmytlle,
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Nnshviile,s
Memphis, Grand Junction, New Orieans. kc.s
Carolina railroad for Charlotte, Columbia,
Charleston, Augusta Savannah, Macon At-
Ianta, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, 30.
Goang edst.--MaiI and Passenger Train
Leave Greensboro daily at A, ~. Leave
Danville daily at s:4s A. II. arrive at Rich
mond at 3:l6 r. NJ, q {ss Hahs soy II
Accommodation Train from sLynchbnrg.-,
Leave Bnrkeyille daily CSundays sxcsptsdl &C
''s,If,1. i. - q THOMAS DODAMEADs 81
ja 10 .,g44 o}sa sstyg "a superintendent
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HORSE STOLEN Major,A Allen, at gurle
Neck, has.hnd another horse stolen. :nosser
thieves hsyefs. partiality for stne asSos
horses gz ~ sxsta assz in o.. - j
.sssass aiefs ksgg g5ss9eE ~ ssss.si 81
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R0tJ,.s,t,zsls.
v7IRaINf1 cENTRAL RAnRoAD:

r
VTIKaINfA CENTRAE RAILROAD.
Y CHANCE OF S0KEDuLE@40n md
sitter WEDNESDAY, Mayea l1th,- the toa-
lowing trafns VIII be rnf on thiG roed: Th0
mcEIing passsngsr train ALL. fsxcSps on
|Snndays) between Richmond and atGaufon,
and tri.weekiy west Of Staunton, 6uMx Moet,
on MONDAYS, WEDNE6OAYHs ana E1k
DAYS, and returning alternate, days. THIS
train leaves Richmond at 7:f6 A.M. ana RI
riyes ~ 60 r ID, and lnakss close ,fuunecs
ton with the Orange and Railroad
trains Tor Lyncdb1rE and the S0ntnWest, and
connects with trains TO and from tbs N0rfhs
but with delay at Gordonsvifle on one hour
and thirty mfnutes-tt 'cunncctf6ts With
baltimore aud Ohio Railroad trains for New
YORK being re-established. No trnins ON
The evening passenger train leaves Rick.
mona DAlA1 except Sundays) for Gordons.
ytll6 at $3.50 y. M, and for Charlottesville on
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. FReturn-
ing, leaves Cnarlottesyifle 6t M ON
THURSDAY and MONDAY. and Gorfsnsas-
vile DAILY Except on Sunday al ANN.
arriving In Richmond af $50 Am. -
The morning train connects with HARrAN
8 CO., and TROTTER q CO.'S LINE or
STAGE COACHES for Lexington, Whits
Sulphur, and iWinchester. eli - SselT !
Passengers, for Lexington 90 through from
Richmond or Baltimore the same day ''szt't
THROUGH TICKETSso sold 30 all prominent
points. II. ID. WH1TCOMB,
NH u Eass ssas General Eupeffn tendent.
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For Reaat.
RENT. TWO VERY

iEOR RENT. TWO VERY DESIRABLE
I DWELLINGS, suitably located ON ~
Church. Hill, containing seven rooms
each, with garden to each. Also, BRlCK
HOUSE on Main street, with siI rooms. and
ness stand. Apply to 8 s2 I'll
NH e-lw : j.. u. W.AlTLOCK.-
lT1OR RENT.-FIVE ROOMS, with
.T Kitchen and servants room, with -
an the modern Improvements, In the ef&
most desirable location in the city, can
be had by addressing box 1A, Richmond post
ofice Reference required. NH 7-8ts
T5OR RENT, an excellent DWELLING
E with. seven rooms, and kitchen, gas, -
and water on the premises. No. 9lG M rs
street between Ninth and Tenth streets. 1ssdh
Early possession given. Apply fup ssssrsl at
1910 Main street. mn I-ot
T,oR RENT, the BRICK DWELLING
II on the north side OF Grace street be- II
tween Jefferson and Adams, now In the EHH
occupancy Of John Q. Steger. Esq. For -.
800 SHl- -pp'' fat EDWARD z. CANNON,
s Attorney at Law,
franklin street, four doors below corner OF
Thirteenth and Frankiin.5 a-.d mh7-.4tgI
|EOR RENT, the desirable DWELLING
II HOUSE on Sixth street inmedi- Ia
ately in rear Of the Second Baptist EAH
church. It contains some eight rooms, .a. -
- : . JAMES M. TAYLOR s SON, Z,
NH '8-6t Auetioneers.
|E,oR RENT, q DESIRABLE BRICK
II IgDWELLING.HoUSE situated at II
the corner Of Grace and Twenty-e eighth EaI
streets, containing eleven rooms; gas on &A&
the premises, with kitchen, stable, coal-house,
sc. There is also good garden attached 70
the house. Possession given on 1st Of April.
Apply to THOMAS J. J.HARDGROVE,
at factory on Main between Twenty-six and
Twenty. seventh streets. NH 6eod8t
Nor RENT, STORE near Exchange
IL and Ballard Hotels, on Franklin "A
street, lately occupied by Mr. aLatouche Il
as tailor store; well suited for tailor, SA
bootmaker, confectionery, cigar and tobacco
store, or other light business. First-class lo-
cation: Apply at the corner, to
EOR RENT, one Of the NEW DWELL
u INGS on Franklin between Eighth -
and Ninth streets. Apply to EsH
on Eighth between Franklin and
NH 4-lw Grace streets.
EOR RENT, AND POSSESSION @
IL given Immediately, a HOUSE con- III
tanning two or three chambers, parlor,
dining room kitchen, garden, and pump OF
water. Terms moderate to good tenant none
other need apply. For further information
apply on the premises, on Twenty fifth street,
Union Hill, between o and p streets, three
doors above Mr.. Burgess's store. fe 29-1m
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DREMIUM CANDIES.-We claim to
L manufacture the BEST CANDIES made
in the United States for WHOLESALE PUR-
POSES. We don't make one kind for our jars
for show and another for wholesale. Our No.
is all alike, and warranted. We have nu-
merous premiums, awarded before the war by
the Mechanics Institute Fairs when there
were numerous competitors-not honorable
mention for northern candies, French so
called. We sell them as low as the Yankee
candies, and warrant them much better.
LOUIS J: BOSSIEUX,
las No. l412 Main street.
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rygOTf1E --All persnuIs a6ehksd ~ tAe
B ssfnfs of II. sR. Flc0ts IN IN g. viii
:ssse - sslne iuawaxa and Aet3 tA1f1 ~ ht6d-
rsss and nN persnnHs Aayipg clakma s4aknst
tSss Asid sstna6 viii please pSseH1& 4pr
seffieusers. sssI Ill III DQQAE2a.s
AaF F!aissraspr q ;, 7, b Rtaot r !.
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Otis.

NON-EXPLOSIYE OIL, FIFTY
IN GENTS PER tiALLON.--Whil SO
many explosions are recurring from kerosene
oil. why not apoid explosion BIZ buying the
ANCHOR OIL, which is not explosive, and
only requires an improved burner, and giyes
much finer light. Eor ssiei wholesale and re-
tail, at No. 20 Thirteenth street. -,
Also, KEROSENE OIL, MACHINE OH,
LARD OLE, and BENZINE.2 - 80 a
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RIcHxoSD- AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAD Cos o.
R1cHMorD, VA, August "a. 1887 -
nN AND AFTER the s0th instant the
" TRAINS ON THIS RoADswill ieaveas
ioEaIS oExPREss TRAIN daily (oxcept Mondays, ,
at Al. M. @lGG s5ess sltf sFasfsts - no1FEia
THROUGH MAIL daily at lao p. N .5ss 30
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATIONS daily
Except Sundays) at4.lb p .M.f9T 10y 81 ttlA
The 4 A. M, train connects closely with
trains as far south as Augusta, Ga, and at
Petersburg with trains Of the Sonth Inside rail-.
way. 81 tsl.,z.s--fs,.x t.ss-,
The 1:4OP. NJ. train makes close and sure
connections with trains for all points south.
as far as New Orleans. sssy
The 4l5 p. M. train connects at Petersburg
with trains for Norfolk, gL t5 H,sSSs aSe{
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and
FREiGHT and andAGooMMoDATIoN daily:
Except Sunday at E30 A. III.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at $50 a. III. ati9s
THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sunday at
7:46 p. M. gE34 &f Ii.saSss 900 s.
Fare to Norfolk, "a. Baggage checked
se6 Engineer and Superint tsndent.
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SpecSag Notices.

,CaLsFoKSIA Auction Sroas, Z
RroHaoYD, March 2, 1858
ss- NJ. NJ. ENGEL Is THIs DAY AID.
MlTTED partner In nay business. The
firm will be continued under the name and
s,;v,e of ENGEL s SON. ]. NJ. ENGEL.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to the old firm. we hope, by
strict attention to business, and always keep
ing on hand a general assortment Of goods,
which will be sold at the lowest prices, to
keep the reputation which we have gained for
selling cheap, and thereby merit continuance
of the same. Respectfully, a
ENGEL s SON.
NJ. nj. ESaEL. ...s..,
J. NJ. ESGRL. NH 5-eod2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-09

DRESERVES.-We have on hand q
IL large assortment of
PRESERVED STRAWBERRIES,
LINES, DAMSONS,
GOOSEBERRIES, as
PEACHES, OUNCES,
PINEAPPLES,
PEARS,
CHERRIES,
APRICOTS,
which we are offering at low prices.
ANDREW PIZZINI & CO.,
ia 18 807 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-09

T,oR RENT, an excellent DWELLING
II with seven rooms, and htchan, gas
street between Ninth and Tenth streets. Sss1A
Early possession given. Apply tup stairsl at
1910 Main street. mn T-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-09
8eedsaee1e, Florists, dc.

r ANDRETH'S EXTRA EARLY
IL PEAS.-Complete assortment Of his
seeds lust received and for sale by = -
p. E. DUPUY,
Broad between Fourth and Fifth streets.
NH q a-as ~ .4I ssTs 5tt.f ..fU.<sF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-09

T,oR RENT, the BRICK DWELLING
II on the north side OF Grace street be- II
tween Jefferson and Adams, now In the EH&
occupancy OF, John O. Steger. Esq. For
s''s-gT - EDWARD z CANNON,
Attorney at Law,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-09
EXPRESS GOMPANY.-

Samuel RufH, Superintendent @alAp %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-09

EOR RENT, one Of the NEW DWELL
IL sINGS on Franklin between Eighth -
and Ninth streets. Apply to EssH
- 12 5 KERSEY s. DAVIS, -
on Eighth between Franklin and
NH a-lw Grace streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-09

E,OR RENT, the desirable DWELLINGS
II HOUSE on Sixth street tmmedi- IA
ately in rear Of the Second Baptist E8#
church. It contains some eight rooms, -
with large kitchen. S i3ss.4 9 s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-09
rxp0uDRETTE.-To

NH 5 nearly opposite the market-house.