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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-02
SpeoiaL AottceS.

Masonic The next reRaIa Communication oi
Ad1uirsm Lodge, No - R.6AN. Wili be held At
Masonic Hall, Manchester 90 Thursday evening. June
2, Al odpek, J. l. COCHRAN, SECRETARY,
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The Greatest Adtdace Step euer taken ~
the Dental Art
nR y. I, FOLSOM Of Boston, Mass, has dis.
~ covered a new method Of 30 construction the
plate ON which tic teeth are set that they viii not
start or drop while eating 81 speaking neither
Wlll any PARTICLES Of food go uader tho plate no
Il not tuu ~ any method hitherto used. Theso
plates cannot bc displaced BIZ any motion ui tie
lips on tongue Ihsyo obtained the exclusive right
to mako and sell these improved plates, and am
now prepared 10 insert the same without extra
charge All 20 want of artificial teeth are respect
fully invited 10 give me- a calf
A. NJ. JOHNSON, Dentist,
Manchester Vermont
n b, This method is Recommended b. all the
leading Dentists in New England
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MEDICAL. ILLUMINATION /
r RIFLING WITH Bill
CONSUMPTION POSITIVELY CURED

| uPHkA's FrEsH MEAT Guar, for CorsuMrTfos AB6
BHosoafAL AFFEGfloNs il prescribed and recommend
ed BY Physseans all over the country and h perform
Jug more cures than IN rthef remedies combined A
trial viii convince lbs most skeptical 81 botie ex
FOR 20. sent BY Express Circulars free SOLD by Gro
e. GoopwiS Co, - 81, Boston aud all Druggisls
DsYCHOMANCY, or sOn Charming How either
zen may iaeinaie end gain the affections Of any
one they choose, Instantly also prosperity IN
love or bustness. Every one can acquire this sinRu-
lar power This queer. exciting book has been pub
ished ~ nE ten years, the sale ~ which has been
enormous, and Is the only book Of the Lind In the
English language sent by mail for 70 cts or FIVE for
one dollar together With guide 10 the unmarried -
Address u WILLIAMS a CO.. Book Publishers,
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Mother BaiIey's Quieting
Syrup,


The Great Quieting Remedy for Children Teethng
Large Bottles only 70 cents Sold by Druggists
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.Aem .fdrertisrRzents
Or. Boyce's SarSapariIla

I 'sIat4Aat I'M fINI ANS
Why hsVsers 4 rggfagas a. i trees G
= rHrrs A1sslFtsass. 1aaA3ten iavrF Uaeapialnt
Sea hest Achs, Pwitas ghe i3sszl Rsrrissas tha
teMels. NuF,as ATysipelss, @.suiala suA egfh.iitl
aissases q s lrst ihe ai,.is.ips ~ q 3 ..aa.5
~ ihe year. Efy H ,s.4a ~ aA asslssa IL taf.lt-
cpF lfy a tkANtla FENN & ca
lfWr rs Aufiaa3 W.
Nhsssss.r su4 raia| asaefs Hrdgs Malesnes
tatn'iea% l'tf sate Aguesas. &t He's
hrsa Sass hs - 4 ia sst.e fHf
AWiea ts@ keatts HsNcsN -fstap#sH1s
A# 81 6s a
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Ele Na ssa
tf4 asahst tsa f4ss.sa ia
wreshl We have s.atsssnaHe saaa "a ,E
this aafeaiaF,Iia slsa e,sfdisllr f.sslsstaand 4
Fuhac
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-02
TERRIBLE DEATH !


OF the thousands wasting away with Consump-
! ton there il not one in ten but that can revert
/ " the time when it was ''HOlttlig bR Cat1fy4 .
THIS disease depends upon poison and humoral
condition Of the General system, and the use ~
strong suuffs and eAustic solutions always rretate
/ The parts already inhamed they often astriuge
the membrane, suddenly checking the morbid se-
erection, and driving the disease directly upon the
lungs The success u Dr. KENsEpY's "pEAHA.
kI.AI CuAE FuE CArAHRH hes in tho fact that Il
pni1hes the blood gives tone aud vitality 10 the
system, while tho liberated membrane IL eleaus-
Cd and healed by soothing applications see that
his fde st0,Re Il upon the wrapper For sale by
all Druggists
DEMAs BARNES : Co, Now York, General
Agents
"Tbe Great pin-MOrm Renedy.
IT HDsE troublesome and dangerous pests Pin.
i NUrrar, any other worms are safely shd mos
roughly expelled brn The system by the nse II Dt
soa'ds Pin Worm syrup, without iniury 70 The health
q the most daiieaie eAd uf sfuit Purely vegetable -
Warranted 70 cure gRO. G. GOODWIE 4 90 Boz
Ton, Mass ard all drag1sIs Pnea 70 cents
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East Dorset, W.
Bennington & Rutland Railroad.

q s5d ailsF HoHaay Nay ssh trains on tbls ROAD
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-02

"a protected solution Of the Protoxde of Iron) will do
this eectualy and give strength piyor and nss Hs to
an = - ola svstsr,
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he a confederate, and thus the matter was
made clear to the Justice, who dismissed
him with a few appropriate remarks on the
imprudence Of allowing vanity to get the
better Of common sense ., Mary Jane WIS
committed, and took It as 9 matter Of
WJudge,'' said she, as she departed,
J" you know I can't keep from it, and will
90 to the same business again as soon as i
get back: but I give You leave to double
the term if ever mistake for confederate
such green, self. conceited fool as that
again"
And with these last words Browns fair
inamorata disappeared. -
I shall say nothing about Browns feel
inps. have had no conversation with him
on the subject, but he has not firted much
aiuca
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On leaving the Fulton ferry house,
Brown and were saluted by the cry Of the
/" Broadway-rightu up Broad
wsy-'th aveneer % Now we had intended,
as usual, to pursue our way up town
either on foot or by the horse cars. But
the cry We had permitted to pass in one
ear and out the other for 80 many years
without noticing 1t attracted us on this oc-
casion, and a peculiar look at our rather
gorgeous tout ensemble, on the part Of the
starter, as he said eth aveneer," as much
az to imply that we certainly lived on that
aristocratic thoroughfare, decided us al
most simultaneously "
by George said Brown, suppose we
do?' -.
SPY George" said ], /" We vill.n
ID" On top, too" said Brown, with The
look of the discoverer of q new sensation.
" ! never rode on top Of stage up Broad
way, and think we would like it, -
$. 1t is very high up there" said, sup
pose we should fall Off 2" - Ia
Nonsense" said Brown; and up I'VE
climbed. / shrewdly managed that Brown
should 60 first, and watched the various
positions assumed by his hands and feet,
80 that ! might have observation to guide
me IN my own ascent. Brown, however,
die not succeed at first. He got his hands
mixed, and while holding on by the frail
tenure OF one foot on the muddy tire of the
wheel, and his left hand vieiously clutch.
ing the iron rod that encloses the ton. he
was OF loss for something to grasp With
right hand and foot, which we're futterinO
somewhat loosely in the wind. He slow,S
descended. "Pll have to try it again, !
said he. :" 1t is necessary to have mark,
on these places, SO as to know where to pu
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A SSTGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
n REAL. AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN
MECKLEhBURG COUNTY, Why virtue OF
an order OF the District Court of the United states
Tor the district OF Virginia, in the matter Of VIII
liam Baskerville, Jr., in bankruptcy, entered on
the nth day of November, 1853, / shall, on WE'D
NESDAY the 18th day OF January 1859, sell upon
the premises to the highest bidder at public auc-
ton, the TRACT OF LAND upon which the sale
Baskervill resides, upon Roanoke. river, and
known rs HBUENA VISTA containing TWO
THOUSAND TIL r r E HUNDRED ACREs
more or less OF which three hundred acres Is
river bottom, and fifty acres creek fats About
one-half of the tract is in forest.
There are two settlements on the tract-one, the
MASSION-HOUSE, containing eight rooms In
good repair the other, FRAMED DWELLlN1
with four rooms each having adjacent all neces-
sary out-houses. The barns, granaries, and Out,
houses of all descriptions are ample, and In goo
condition. The land will be sold In two or more
tracts.
TEnMs OF SALE: One-third OF the purchase
money to be paid In cash. and the residue In SIX
and twelve months the purchaser giving BOND Win
satisfactory security for the deferred payments
The title to be retained as additional security.
At the same time and upon the same terms
shall offer for sale the Interest OF the SAID BasRer
viii Ut being one-Hfthl In the tract OF land known
as stLOMBaRDY GROVE.'' recently held by the
late Mrs Lucy 6. Baskerville as tenant Tor HE INC
said tract containing EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES
more or less.
I shall also at the same time and place, sell the
following personal property-to wit Mules
HORSES stock Of CATTLE and SHEEP, and
PLANTATION UTENSILS. The personal pro-
perty to be sold for cash. 8. r. OHNSON,
de It'd Assignee of William Baskerville, Jr.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispat
Fire i'm Caroline.

-a BOWLING GREEN, December 90, 1868.
This morning between and 6 O'Clock =.
cry of fire was raised, caused by the bum
ing Of the residence of Mr.. Baldwin Har-
ris. The fire originated in the kitchen,
which was attached to the dwelling, though
there had been no FIRE in the kitchen for
more than amonth, and it is supposed to have
been the work of an incendiary. A colored
man returning from q party first discovered
the flames, and but for the alarm given by
him, and the extraordinary exertions of the
citizens, there is no telling how great would
have been the destruction, as strong wind
was blowing at the time. Mr.. Harris, who
had been confined to his bed for several
weeks, was rescued with great difficulty.
He saved about one-half Of his furniture,
and lost all his family's wearing apparel
: and his provisions. No insurance.
QUILL.
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The Shack Trade-Its Extent and I'M
rs portdnce. ..r,.. !. 3. -.
PETERSBURG, December !.

y PETERSBURG, December 20, 1868.
Some facts have come to my knowledge
in regard to the extent of the trade in
shucks Tor husks) which may be interest
ing to your readers, particularly the farm
ers. The use which is now made of them
in the manufacture of mattresses is enor-
nous, and has been steadily increasing
frem year to year. The most extensive
manufactures of these articles of household
economy are perhaps in Boston, which lays
large districts of country undercontributio
for supply Of the raw material.
The details of the business may be given
pretty much 80 follows: Agents are sent
out in the corn-growing districts of the
State with portable presses, who 60
wherever a farmer raising as much as q
hundred barrels of corn and over is dis
posed to sell. Unless the shucks have been
damaged by exposure to the weather the
price paid is fifty cents per hundred. They
are then bal ed by the purchaser and sent
to the nearest depot or landing for trans
portation. The product of barrel Of corn
is about forty-fve pounds after being
thoroughly dried out. Taken Immediately
from the corn, the weight is about sixty
1uus tuC chuSno VI SVSly
of grain are worth from twenty to twenty
FIVE cents; whereas, in old times, for pro-
vender, they were valued at six and quar-
ter cents.
The hacked shucks, delivered in Boston,
are believed to be worth $35 per ton but
there is considerable loss as well as ex-
pense in the process. The stem or footstalk
of the shuck is of no value, and must be
eliminated by the machine and the other
folds, having lost their bright color by ex-
iposure to the dews and rains, are sold at a
reduced price.
To most farmers this is new business,
and those who contemplate selling their
shpcks another year would do well to house
them as fast as they are stripped from the
ears. Possibly competition may raise the
market price; but We know of meme except
q small establishment in this city, recently
put in operation, the capacity Of which we
have not learned. aA B.
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PETERSBURG, December Is, 1868.

PETERSBURG, December Is, 1868.
Notwithstanding we are in the midst OF
the holidays, no violation Of good order has
vet occurred in our midst Of sufficient i'm
portance to be worthy of mention. The
negroes. of whom there are great many
gathered here on this occasion, appear to
have denorted themselves with most com
mendabie propriety. They will probably
remain till early in January, when, like
birds Of passage, they will take their de-
parture for those places where their ser
vices are most needed. They come among
us IN holiday attire, showing that they have
received their wages-which we trust have
been punctually paid to all. We might also
hope they would carry something back and
Law it by for time Of need; but this
would not be in accordance with the negro
character, and therefore we may suppose
they will al begin the next year with pock-
cts as empty as they began the one now
drawing to close.
Nor do we hear Of any serious lrregn-
larities in the neighboring cSunties-or
rather, only single case has come to our
knowledge. This happened in Nottoway.
A few days ago, while Captain w. +. Hin
ton was on q visit to his relatives here, his
residence was entered by means Of key,
which the thief had obtained possession OF,
and robbed of plate and cutlery to the
value of more than hundred dollars. Sus-
picion fell on certain negro by the name
of George Mason, recently in the employ
ment of Mr.. Hinton and in Mr.. Hinton's
absence another negro by the name of Will
liam Seay undertook to work out the case.
He went in pursuit of Mason, overlook him
in one Of the county roads, charged him
with the theft, cxtorted confession, and
recovered all the stolen articles. He then
took him before magistrate, who commit
ted him to Jail to await examination before
the county court. a.,
After writing the above / learned that
three persons were arrested by the police
today-one white man and two negroes
suspected of being parties in the outrage
committed on Mr.. Archer Dyer and family,
in Chesterfield, on Tuesday night Of last
week. 1t will be remembered that six men
forcibly entered his house In the middle
of the night, two of them standing by with
loaded guns, while the others, by a dim
light, proceeded to rife the rooms of all
their conterts, leaving the family entirely
destitute Of food and clothing. S. Ii
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There were to have been six speeches de-
livered over the grave of Baron Rothschild,
but it was found that two of the speakers
were descendants of the prophet Aaron,
and by the Jewish law it is forbidden the
descendants of a prophet to enter celne-
terry or to bury the dead.
"Why do women spend so much time and
money on dress - asked gentleman Of o
belle. "To worry other women" was the
diabolical but truthful reply. -
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
No. S2l Main street,
three doors below the spotswood Hotel.

GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, IN RICH
- MoND. UNDER DECREE, OF COURT
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of the
city OF Richmond entered on the 4sh of December,
administrators 4 c :. ] shall on 7 tuesday, the 7lh
day of January. 1853. at o'clock NJ, proceed.
mon the premises, to sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, the HOUSE AND LOT in the bill
and proceedings mentioned, upon the following
terms One-third cash; the remainder on credit
of six and twelve months. taking from the pur-
chaser negotiable notes with Interest added from
the day of sale, and retaining the title until the
whole purchase be paid.
The lot is In the city of Richmond on the eastern
side of St. James street between Baker and Charity,
fronting on 1t James street thirty feet, and run
ming hack hundred and thirty feet In an eastern
direction. The lot has on Ii good framed dwell
Ing. THOMAS j. EVANS,
: = Special Commissioner.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES III. TAYLOR i
SON Auctioneers de 2S-Tt
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
DUBLIC RENTING JANUARY

DUBLIC RENTING JANUARY %,
L 1859 OF JACKSON'S RIVER HOTEL, AT
JACKSON'S RIVER DEPOT, CHESAPEAKE
ATTD OHIO RaILROAD.-Thi house IS conVe
nient to Sulphur and Alum Springs, Is in the
midst Of fine hunting and fishing grounds, could
be advantageously occupied as q boarding school;
has been successfully operated for the past two
wears as hotel by Messrs Coghill.
Renting for one year. Possession given at once.
JOHN G. CARPENTER,
Administrator Robert Irvine, deceased.
Jackson's River, December nth. 1885, tde 2l-td
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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND 11$Ssa
4 AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP sSSzsss.1zaasS NJ
LINE Steamers NORFOLK aud HA .-Y.s,,
every SATURDAY. and Eichmone every FEi'
DAY, alternately. O,
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, anc 81
far Norfolk and Boston; and close connection
made at Norfolk. Bills Of ladin8 signed through.
Passage TO Philadelphia including meals and SAFE
room. $40, W. u. POTTER, Agent.
or II Office SS95 Cock street.
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AUCTION SALES.
ruTURE DAY.

"A ssIGNEES' SALE.-By order Of the
6strfc: OF Tireinia OF date fhe.7ti day Of Decem-
ber 1905 we the underssaned shalt eel st public
auction. in front OF the United States courthouse
OF january 1856, at o. clock p DE-, to the highest
bidder, the REAL ESTATE In the county Of
Chesterfield known rs the "ROXDALE DISTIL-
IsERY.,i consisting OF four acres OF land with the
distillery thereon .asr
TERMS OF SALE One-third cash: negotiable
notes for the remainng t~o-thirds Of the purchase
money to be given at SIX and twelve months from
80 JOHN JOHNS. JR.,
Assignee of John N. Clarkson. Bankrupt.
ANDREW, RUTHERGLEN, a
Assignee Of W. Fl. Parrish, Bankrupt.
DE 2n--fds II - .----E -
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BY 8. ". Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.
COMMISSIONERS sALEOFAFRAMED

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FRAMED
" DWELLING AND LOT ON THE COR
sTREETs. CHURCH HTLL.-By virtue Of a de-
cree Of the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond
pronounced on the goth day of November, 1883, In
Administrator and ais Will sell at public auc-
ton. on the premises. on WEDNESDAY the 18th
day Of January, 1850, at O'Clock p. NJ, that
tanning about six rooms, situated as above de-
scrlhed
TERMS One-third cash: balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months. purchaser giving bonds with
good security, interest added. Title retained until
the further order OF the court.
....-.. 50. ..-..s ..r. CHASTAIN WHITE,
de % SDecfal Commits siOner.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & aon, Auctioneers,
No. s2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Eotel.


No. s21 Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Ro.el.
GALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
- FURNITURE AT ArCTIoN.-WilI be sold
on THU RSDAY the s1st instant, at 10 O'Clock A.
M, ut the laie residence OF l.. W. Glazebrook,
deceased at the corner OF Clay and Second streets,
a lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, most Of
which is nearly new and in good order, consisting
In part as follows: ~ l.g- .....5s
A splendid PIANO, new, cost $500;
large MIRRORS, tE
PIER GLASSES. .E.. g# a.Lt
Is MAHOGANY CHAIRS,
l ROCKING CHAIR, it-
PIER TABLE, -Et. -.g.
LOUNGE, H.
BEDS, BFDsTEADS, and BEDDING;
2CABINHTS. na r.1
WARDROBFS.
l set DIEIN6-TABLES,
VELVET CARPET,
1SIDEROARD, &C., &c.
TERMS All sums Of Sl0o and under, cash: over
that amount, sixty days. credit for negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed: s..
JAMES N. TAYLOR & SON,
de 20 TsE 49, Auctioneers.
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RATLROADs.
UtALL AND WRITER ARRANegsvr,

e.
EsALL AND WINTER ABRANGEssynr
FL Ta TH No METZ sAsT AAp T TEsF
g5ToK E5N9H ke9yRa 5fgsp}EsEISSsksWBgsS Alb
gHsTEp s sFAT wsH IN Hs TyISE
TakoGsH TRAiNS on this road are : row S,7I .ls
rom the depot. corner BYRD AID E.SHsa
/ The Day TaRoUeH MAIL rRars rs,.,.
Richmond daily a. II :ls A. NJ, arriving IN Ta,ss
ington o. eas Z: r., connecting With she early n.
The MIGHT THROUGH MAIL TgA1S -.
s,sssnsd CARS WITH the new patent sleeping ehas
Cd = s:I T. u, arriving IN Washington Il 2ai
4. p, sonaecs.ng Win INC earfc morning train,
sof ra the i HStth, Ess aud aud Wsst
The ACCOMMOpATION TEAM for ny ny:
and al way stations leaves depot, Corner Rrn.d
and Eighth streets, mi:soP. II. Returning arrive.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH RAG
aAaE CHECKS TO I'll principal points.
ply at the once OF the company, corner Broad IA
Eighth streess Shockoe Hi, and az the nsSsas
omcs, corner Byrd and Eighth stres.s.
!: ., aLSTEY, General Ticket Agent
oA9OGk A0LA. sopes1ntsndent de-,
yXTINTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w AND PETERsBURa RAILRoAD.Non
trains over this rosd win be run IS follows: "'
Leave Richmond at 4 A. Il. and ';,sP. NJ.
teaye pste5S9baIS e sHs 4; " snaso
car attached, viii leave Richmond daily At t:isP
n: and Petersburg daily St go =. Il. iSundAya
The "a. n. train will not leave Richmond ON su,.
dsys and the $50 F. Il. train viii not leave Peters.
Passengers for Norfolk win take the ,a Pm
k~af rntp rrohH osl
Fare TO Norfolk. %. Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached TO the coal trs;,
will leave Clover Hill att A. ~, and retrrnina
Lave R Bic at 40 T. Mon TnegdsyS, Thurs.
del Engineer and superintendent.
pICHAUND AND DaNYiLLg RAIL.
LIE ROAD-WINTER sORKDULE.--I,n, ava
after TUESDAY, November 10 the trains on this
6oNa WEsT.-Through Mall T.sin.-Lssyes
Richmond daily At $40 a. d. Leaves Dsnytlis
daily At AL T. ID. /; onnectirg 81 BurkeYiile wfS
the soqths;de road for Fsrmville, Lynchburr, sSd
road Knneyille, Nashville, Memphis, &C., Tenn;
Louisville, Columbus, &C., N.Y.; Hartsyine ~.
catur, &C., ale. Corir.h, Crane Junction. y,css.
burg, &C., Migs.; New OTle21s &C., and az Greens,
boro' with North Carolina railroad Tor Charlott..
Columbia, Charleston, AugEetA, savannah, Macon,
Columbus, Atlanta, ac. ia. Montgomery, To..
bile, New Orleans, &c. -.
GONE LAsT.-Throush Nail Train.-Lssys,
Greensboro daily aS $50 4. II. ; leaves Darviis
daily at s:a A. H. connects 81 Euyksvtlle with Tie
Sc.
Through tickets can be procured Z. the scss
oMces In Richmond and Danrtlle TO all important
points South and Southwest, and ut Greensboro
THOMAS D0DAaEAD,
. NOS suCer!DterdeNi,
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.HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,


" WHITE SCBEDULF,--On and sfler the
FRET OF UCT0DEG, Hss, the passenger trains
vii run as ft!isvs
hlIL IlEAtE between Rtctncnd aud stsan.
ton daily ig:.cent .jana.y) AID between aauB0n
and t;0vinpton i:!-wecSly--Tiz, Leave .lchm0nd
at Ills 4. Ii. and arrive &c Staunton at AZ +. NJ.
Leave staunton ut s.IS A. al. and arrive a. RieE-
mond S.25 T. IL.
Or TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
leave Cogtngton st s. 10 A. NJ, and rrtye Al otAun.
ton at 30 .. u. Leave Staunt0n AZ ~ L. H. Gli
srriye ut Costngtor at T.ss p. 81
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between aicn.
mopd and Charlottesville on MONDAYS, R3p-
EKsDATH, srd EATCRDAYs. Leayc ChN.
lotteeviila al - Il. aud arrive ct HichmonG AZ
? 40 n. u. leave Etch5cn6 ~ sso Z. -. snd ar
rive Il Charlottesville st p. 81.
The Lat FrRir corIecS 81 dGTdG1sTI!s ana
CharlotiGs Vile i:h trains on QY~n4e, A!ex&adIis,
and Hanassas railroads fhs ALEXANDRIA,
wASHIESTOE, PHILADELPHIA, \. YQRk,
LYEGHBUE6, KNOXVILLE, tdATThS00'
Ga, a!2APHIS, NEE o8LEAHS, MONT
GOMERY, RNRfs.E &c, ~ Btaunlnn with
stages for LEXINGTON, NATURAL BRIDGE,
HAERISONBUEG. WlNgAE2TER &c. "A a.
Goshen, with stages Tor DE3IH0TOE, RATC-
BAL BRIDGE, &c. at Mnlboro, WITH s:asea for
BATH ALUM, WARh, HOT, and hEhLlhs
SPRINGS ct CcYington, wi!h stages iof
WHITE SuLS8UE SSSIGEF3, bhWiehUHa'
J6liES =. EETHEKLAED
ses General Ticket AReni
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30
BY James n. Taylor &c Son, Auctioneers'
Office 81 Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel

TWO NEAT FRAMED TENEMENTs IN
4 SIDNEY AT THE SOgTHWESsITs IN, SUh NSR
SALE kTAUCTION.-WiIl be sold on SATUR-
DAY the I'd day OF January. 1855. on TIE premises,
Mt halr-past O'Clock p. M, the two FRAmED
TENRMENTS rs above located. containing Iour
rooms each The lots front about 30 feet each on
Dove: street. running back the usual deplh. a
' NJ 'A' JAMES M. TAYLOR d SON,
ia q, Auctioneers.