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NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
IN 1 shall apply to the Board of Directors of
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company for Il RENEWAL OF
CERTIFICATE No. 1879, dated 10th of De-
cember, 1868, for fifty shares Of the capital
stock lost by me. SAMUEL RUTH.
in l3-N0nk
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TOR RENT, FOUR ROOMS in very
Il desirable house in q pleasant neigh hsA
borhood. To good tenant the terms t!:E
Will be reasonable. Address rs, - ut the III
Office CT the Dispatch. fe SITS
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nor RENT, TWO VERY DESIRA-
A BILE STORES, on south side of k,A
Main street, between Thirteenth and E;;:4
Fourteenth streets. .-1AA
We offer for rent STORES Nos. 1926 and
1927, Main street, now occupied by A. "A.
Allen and L. NJ Ezekiel Besides the stora,
they have each two floors above, and base
ment beneath, with all conveniences.
These are, in location and arrangement,
amongst the most desirable stores in the city
for any fancy, retail or light business. Pos
session given lst January. Apply to
je so GRUBRS & WILLIAMS.
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AuctjOn Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
TRUSTEES SALEOF ONE HUNDRE

BY Harrison, Goddin i Apperson,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
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r OST SCRIP--A CERTIFICATE for
IL one share of stock in the Richmond and
Liverpool Packet Company, standing in our
name, has been lost. Application will be made
for q renewal of the same.
de- e-M9m CRENSHAW co.
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TgNO LET.-TWO GOOD ROOMS in a
4 private residence for rent, either Asa
with or without board; the situation q l::sN
pleasant one, Il short distance from the ~sss4A
capitol. Inquire 1T this Office. fe DIT
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TOR IRe9eE.

TOR RENT, that large and desirable
II STORE No 1923, with the UPPER La
PORTION of same, on the south side Of Gt.:H
Main between Thirteenth and Four I4A
teenth streets, at present occupied by r.
Ezekiel cloak and mantle depot. Apply
10 LYME s. BROTHER,
Real Estate Agents,
fe J-3f 1889 Main street.
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EOR RENT, the very pleasant central
4 OFFICE, adjoining our own, No. Ira
lll3 Main street, IL present occupied by E.;a
Messrs. Withers Loud, insurance -szssA
agents; conveniently fitted up with carpets,
bankers desks and counters, vault, conference
room, gas fixtures, &C.; well adaptedto profess
sional banking, or insurance purposes.
CABELL a. WATKINS,
Real Estate Agents,
fe S-3t lll3 Main street.
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NOR RENT, TWO LARGE, CON-
n PORTABLE ROOMS on first floor, Ina
furnished or unfurnished. Kitchen and E!SH
other conveniences If required. Apply aasea.
at 2I0 Grace and Third streets. fl 4-4tk
TOR RENT, THE BRICK DWELLING
n HOUSE on Marshall street between Ia
-.Sirsl-a and Second, No, l04, north side. E,,;E
Terms moderate. Apply to -lss
BLUNT y MOSELEY,
iaSl-lw* Druggists Main street.
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A youngster in Peoria, H., recently, in
exploring his sisters things, came across q
package of letters duly tied up and laid
away, being correspondence which she
was carrying on with nice young man.
He carried them down On the street, and,
standing On the corner, gave them away
singly to the passers-by. The young lady
didn't find it out until mutual friend, also
nice young man, brought her one that
her brother had thus given him.
At an agricultural dinner in England &
gentleman rose to reply to the toast Of
"The Ladies'" when from the ladies' gal
lery came voice, Sit down, sir !" He
did so, with a thump, and lady arose aud
responded to the toast, tanning herself
mean time, and giving the gorged agricul-
turists a lecture on the improperly OF eat
ing by themselves while the ladies whom
they toasted looked on hungry.
How to get at the real complexion of some
ladies-take q little soap and water.
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] pErrRsBuRe, November G, 1868.

PETERSBURG, November 6, 1868.
As an. evidence Of newspaper enterprise
in this city. The appearance to-day OF an
other daily is worthy Of being ohroniclea
The Times, which has been Issued as q
weekly for n couple of months, has at iength
emerged from the chrvsalis state; ana oons
forth in full wing. Its OF goad SLY, oh a
handsomely printed. The ed"os. 49,
is DR.. James P Prince, surgeon OF IN me ~ Sss.'
and Wilbur r. Litch, assocla's. ~ k"s.
n: o 70 honored with two notices --one
af = co,nmr and half by Farmville cor
sa,nonsent and the other Of something
,:.a aa,s q column Of editorial. No other
;anrnal either metropolitan or provincial,
i distinguished by the.slightest reference
even by name.
In community like this one would sup
nose that to make q Radical paper paying
institution 1t would require an amount OF
capital sufficient TO set up New York
journal. There the sale Of papers and the
advertisements would at least be enough 70
rrolong its existence. In the case OF the
Times. it would perhaps be An extravagant
estimate to say that there is column OF
having advertisements. Some of them are
alaborately displayed, and appear on both
the outside and inside forms. But we re-
cornize the name Of no Petersburg mer-
chant among its patrons. We are therefore
left to infer that the enterprising proprie-
tors are willing to expcnd their means out
of love for the cause they advocate, or that
they leok for success to other sources than
are accessible to the majority of the Vir-
gipia press.
The negroes here are evidently much
elated since the election. 1t is perhaps IN
nothing more apparent than in their bear.
ing on the streets. Without being offensive
in their department., they exhibit more
than usual hilarity.
The country abounds in game of all kinds
this season, and sportsmen are making
good use of the fine weather in hunting it
up. Yesterday gen leman haeged rs
many as ffty-six cartridges. This'is the
favorite month for shooting on the wing.
Harcs will be in perfection after few
more hard frosts: and deer are so hume:
rous that our market has been kept well
supplied with venison. S.
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By p. Bowman, Auctioneer.

TXTRA LARGE AND IMPORTANT
~ CATALOGUE SALE.-Dn TUESDAY, NO.
vember 18th. commencing at 10 O'Clock, VIII sell
most desirable and attractive line of MrRCEaN-
Disc which ever has been offered for sale In this
city The st, OK comprises fresh line OF DRY
G oDs adapted for the fl'l and winter trade, con-
sisting In part of
+. E3UHs d and ITNBLEACHED COTTON,
OOMEST &c Gin CHAINS.
10 Bl.EA CHED md BROWN sHEKTINGS,
sTR R; ?, 5:. AID J. TiC = NSar Q
tSSGRTED PRINTS.
SATINETS. CASSIMEREs. ard BROAD
Ho1SFKY. HANpKERcHIErs. GLOVES.
and an innumerabe am ,unt Of other articles be-
longing TO the dry goods line.
ALSO,
500 cases BOOTS md rIOES, for mems, ladies'.
misses, and childIen's wear, In gre II va
ri'ty or style, size aad Quality. 1hcsc
shipped direct from the Boston market, aud
suit for the season.
500 cases FUR and Wool II ATS, for mems,
bnys and rhil'irrn's wear.
4 very large and attractive Stock Of REHD1-
MADE CLOTHING. for mems and boys
wear, suited to the season.
ALSO.
A very large invoice of FANCY GOODS ard NO
TONS. by order OF drSt-clIsS New loik
importing house.
The att ntion OF the trade is particularly in
vi;ed to this sale similar one i'll iarSeHess,
attrartiv. ness and importance cannot be repeated
AGAIN this season. The goods are all fresh and
seascnahle and will be sold without reserve.
Catalogues 'eady on dar before sale.
TERMS All sums under 500. cash over 800
and under $500, sixty days; over that amount,
ninety days. credit for approved ens@rSs npleS
no4 Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
BERLAND COUNTY. NEAR PARMV!LLE.
In pursuance OF the provisions Of decree OF Cum
berland Circuit Court. made on the "a n Day ofsc-
gust. 1888. at special term or said court, In the
late rner, hauts ard partners trading under the
firm and St lie OF Foster Il Coleman, Htlifard Hin
& Co. and others, plaintiffs, against >. q. Smith
administrator of Charles w. Allen deceased de-
W. Allen, deceased. and as guardian or Robert
Allen SaliIe A. Allen, and Charles w. Allen. In
FAINT children of Charles w. Allen deceased,
plaintiffs, against James Webb and Mary his wife,
and others, defendants, the undersigned special
commissioners appointed by said decree, viii sell
st public auction, Oh the premises. On credit OF
six twelve. and eighteen months. equa! install
nents on "WEDNESDAY the 2sth day or Noyem-
HUNDRED And EIGHT AND 0SE-QUhR.
TER ACRES OF LAND situated In Cumberland
county, OF which the Gafd Charles W. Alien died
seized within two miles OF the town OF farfnytlie
and on which are the Piedmont coal pits, which
have been extensively and successfully wnrked FOR
ahout ten wears a tpo.tnirds interest III which
pits VIII be sold with said tract or land. The I'M
movements on the farm consist opa large and
wejl built two.storted frame dwelling With six
rooms and al nees ,,,s n no 80
Vile aud the Sonthstde railroad, shs large amount
Of yaina Ole timber and wood ON It together with
the pe.,uors coal pits with their supposed mex
harstblr supply Of coal OF most excellent quality.
render one OF the mos. desirable estates In this
section Of Virginia. 98
The. purchasers VIII be required 10 execute TO %
bonds With approved sacnrtty for the amount OF
sale and the title 10 the land Will lie retained as
further security. and the sale ae subject TO the
! approval OF the circuit eourt aforesaid.
JOHN Il. WtIssDN.
WILLIAM Z. BERkELE A
oc s--2awaw Commissioners,
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A LAsKA DIAMONDS.

4 nswly-dlscoyered TRANSPARENT 0a -.
BOEIZEi esUAkEZ equsl Id brlilaney " 10 ~,
rs.f synosd tuolutes. at our own factory ~ ittJ
Tie satlings. .tUlGASTEED FINE GVLlJ ~
sold BY MS al ONa-RiPgiEfH Of The cost ~ -
Diamonds 10 which EheY are eqaa. II every ieseS>'
sonfatre Eardrops, per pstr g aud - s so.I
tara ginger Rings, % ard sie coll are oSsrs
Bosom Fins. 50 IS ss, Sia Sis y..vss;,,- GerIy
Bosom Iins $40 aad 80; Gsrts' Cluster 100 80
Pin with Tall $50; fhlsler Pin anu ssi,ster
and sss lGsser cross ss sls shu ~ 70 Gus.
20 -oss Bosom PIN aad Earrings 90 slia -
Ter fineer Kings, S. IS &te nd ~ win
,sr,efa less thsn iatist hs steeolatahlsN rrr;
nos ofi,.e order sud ihe goods sent re, - ia
Zee ding tilst ati,otg nv c1plsss, fss ee1
on delissry Gust Ilers payipS siI "a ptsss s"@
TRY Us. Adde'S 5,-,,.,,. nfa
lmporteys and Hsii:tfgetorsEsS
10 "a e,n is5 broadway, Aew aoEA
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By Paine d Co. auctioneers.


t ARGE AND ATT ACTIVE SPECIAL
~ CATALOGUE ShLF.-On WE'D FSDAY.
nth November, common cling Mt 10 o'clock, we will
sell at our suction-rComs By CATALOGUE, very
large and attractive assortment Of
FRESH DRY GOODS,
being the largest and most desirable stock we have
yet offered and comprising great variety of new
ami choice goods, now receiving, adapted to fall
and winter sales
ALSO,
500 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, AND BALMORALS
now landing from Boston. embracing every va
riety for men, women, gnd children among which
are so cases MEMS and Boys PRIME THICK
BOOTS.
ALSO
large and choice stock fresh and desirable
PmADY-MADE CLOTHING
OF every variety suited TO the season.
ESQ
100 DOZEN MEMS AND BOYS HATS <.
from common 10 fine grades. and of newe styles.
We invite The particular attention of city and
country merchants TO this large sale. which com
prisrs n prime 1T Of goods and which we wi sell
without reserve and In lots to snit purchasers.
PAINE & CO.,
&C 3o-eod Ssw tdSwlt hnc.inneers
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Hook Ont for Earthquakes
NEBRASKA COLLEGE, October %

NEBKAShA OULLtUE, VClUUeI y.
I" Editors Neao York Express:
a warned the city of San Francisco OF
the calamity which has just so startled it,
as next in order. Our Atlantic coast from
New York south must, | fear, now suffer
in turn; but it is a consolation that body
in motion is retarded in proportion to the
distance trayersed.
"Truly yours, Rev. s. NJ. THORPE,
professor of Latin and Greek"
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REAL ESTATE FOE SALE.

VALUABLE FARM IN KING WILL
v LIAM COUNTY FOR SALE. CONTAIN
ING, -FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FlVE
ACHES OF LAND, near GAINESVILLE, two miles
from FIshhaul station, on the Richmond ana
York River railroad and three miles from IA
nunkey river. One Of the best improved farms
in the nciChborhood. well enclosed /; comiortabie
brick dwelling with five rooms and four closets :
and all necessary out-builOIngs IN good repair
Its MANY advantages Of location, Improvements
and price, must recommend it to purchasers.
There is an abundance of good pine ana OAK
timber IN the farm hich Will more than pay the
price asked for the farm. Address
pA40o WILLIAM II. POLLARD,
nol-iw# King Wilism Courthouse.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

THE HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE,
j No. 30? ON THE WEST SIDEnF TWELFTH
STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED BY Il. H.
SMITH, ESQ. will he sold at auction. upon the
premises. on MONDAY, ed November, at half
past O'Clock p. NJ. '. ~ "a i-t..E.'.s .'3i ,.
1t has ten rooms, with hot and cold baths and
all The "0nveniences; water and gas throughout
also kitchen with four rooms. -tt',
The LOT Is u by loo fct to alley 90 feet wide.
The neighhorhOod is very select and very d"sira-
bic for business prof ssional persons, bong
within fe - minutes walk Of the principal bust
ness parts of The city.
TERMS: Ore-fnurth cash. balance ut six,
twelve. and eighteen months. with Interest paya-
BILE semi-annuallg, and secured b. n deed Of trust
GRFBBS IL WILLIAMS,
no5-T9u H. Is 10 90 &tds Aucticpeers
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By James NJ. Taylor Il Son. Auctioneers
Office No. s21 Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel n

i A DESIRABLE SMALL FARM, IN THE
IA COUNTY OF HENRICo. FOUR NIT e.
AROVF THE CITY. AND ONF-HATF MILE
FROM THE HEAD OF THE PLANK ROAD
FOR SALE AT hUCTI0N.-Will Re sold Mt arc-
tinn on THURSDAY the 18th dav nf November
FARM. sitnated as above described The huld-
ings consist nf small dwelling house with six
rooms. and the usual ont bindings. There are
about fifty acres Of land cleared. the balance
fourteen acres) in wood of oak and hickory and 8
we'll watered. The land Is well adaDted for garden
ing. and also for vineyard, or for any other
crop.
TERMS: One-third cash balance on a credit of
six md twelve months, negotiable notes, secured
by deed Of trnst.
The above property can be bought privately be-
fore the day OF sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON.
no 6-et Auctioneer5.
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BY A. c. Pulliam, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuAR1

4 'hUSIEE'S SALE UF VALUA Bile
A REAL ESTATE. DS THE East SIDE OF
FIFTH STREET BETWEEN EYRD AND THE
CANAL. IN THE CITY or RIcHMnEp. FOX
SALE AT AUfTIpN.-Ry viriue Of deed of
trust executed by robert I Flem'ny. Edward X
Hopkins: and snllie v. hopkins his wife. shall
on fE URSpa Y the day OF November instant,
1858 proceed to sell tpubic auction. on the pre-
Tfses, as o'clock p NJ, those two certain Lon S
OF LAND lying In the city Of Richmond on the
east side OF Fifth street between Bvrs street and
the canal fronting Fifth street togl th.r forty
five (i5 feet and running back To I'm alley. and de-
slgnat edas lots Nos. and IN The plan annexed
70 AMI recorded with deed from William N, Tins
lev and wife to Faulkner Darlington & Co.
TERMS: Made known Mt sic. $50
WILL NJ l. CLGPTON, Trustee
a. G. PULLTAM. iuctinnepr. TO aids
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s's Earn EEs&.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND rSsya
AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP sSazst:zsS,
Line Steamers NORFOLK and xAL, ~
every SATURDAY, and kiclmonI every FRl-
ID y, alternately. ..
Freight L ken for Cincinnati, Chicago, ana =.
Louis. utd Pennsylvania central r..ilr"ad 6iso
for Norfolk and Boston and Close conneci!Gn
madr AZ Norfolk. 1911 OF latlirg sigisd ihrousD.
Passa &c 10 Pull adeIphi Including nqals and state
room go s4Sfi W. P PUkFEH, Aren't,
oc II $50 sssssk +, office 2425 lfocE street
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BY Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer,
Office No. 1917 Main street.

A SSIGNEE'S. SALE OF VOEGLER'S
IA SPRING i1STILLERY.-By virtue of an
order OF tn. District Court the United states for
tn. district of Virginia In the matter of Myer ,ohn
a bankrupt ! shall proceed to sell at public auc-
ton ut ycegler's Spring. about two miles from
tie city of Richmond. on MONDAY. NOveinbpr9
1858, at O'Clock 2. NJ, the DISTILLERY htely
owned by Myer Cohn. with all FIXTURES and
mi Ii MESTS. consisting in part Of
l COPPFR STILL KETTLE of the capacity
Of $50 gallons:
a c0PPSK D0UBLER and LARGE COP
PER WORM, -.
9FERMENTING TUBS,
YEAST TUBS,
YEAST KETTLES
PLATFORM SCALES
l STEAM-ENGISE and BOILER Of ten.horse
power
sTF'AM-ENGINE and BOILER Of eight
horse power:
With every other fixture and appliance necessary
to complete distllery. Tilare ar. all necessary
buildings. and On unfailing supply OF water and
water-power. The buildings are upon leased land
but the landlord viii let the land to the purchaser
f'- one or any number Of years at reasonable
rent. a. -6,s s. s.ar +l
IERMs One-third cash the balance In two
equal payments at sixty and ninety days for nego-
table notes satisfactorily endorsed /"
G. G.. GRISWOLD,
Assignee Of Myer Cohen.
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auc-
tiOncer no 9
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TDICHMOND AND DANVILLB SAIL
HARoAD -sUHNTR sCBEDULE.-OH and
after TUESDAY, April 81 1883, The passenger
trains on this road viii run az 6olioas:
GOING WRsT.--ThrHugh Nall Train. Leaves
Richmond daily st 7:l5 q. h.s leaves D3nVile
daily At s:=7 Z. II. contifctDg at BfEeYiiie "itG
the Southside road for Farmyslle LYnchhura and
al ststlon9 on the Eirg1nl2 and Tennessee sa ray.
road, Knoxville Nashville, aemph:s, &C., IeEn,'
L.ouisy:ls, Columbus, &c. KY BUntsv!Hg DC-
catur, &C., AIa.. GorinCh Grand junction, Vickl-
bug &c, Ili9c. = ~ tr!aIrs, se atd ~ Frseat-
boroi With North Carolina railroad FOR thartnt't,
Cou1n5ta. Charleston, Arguata Savannah, Aac91,
Columbus, Atlanta, &c, Ge- Montgomery, nc
bile. NV Oreaus- &c.
come EAsP.-'rbrouE5 h.H Fratn.-LesyG
Greensboro. daily ~ $40 a. 81. leaves BAnTiie
daily at s:so L. ~ connects AZ Buraeyiie Win The
S.ufhside train from Lynchburg for Petersburg,
&C. i ss
Through ticketa can IL procured Z: tAb tlc ~
Offices IN RichinGud and DaEvIictO All important
points South and SoathSest, and al Bte2iispo'o
and Danyiue 10 all points North. East ana y Oh
<rYf[YtI ~ D0DB MEAD,
= r 3 Ns superintendent.
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BY Grubbs L Williams Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
BY Lee & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lliT Main street.

VALU,A!BLE AND DESIRABLE E BRICK
y DWELLING, ON SOUTH SIDE OF VI n
STREET SECOND DOOR EAST of JEFFFR-
SON STREET, FOR SALE At AUCTIOE.-On
MONDAY, 9th instant on the premises. will sell
ut public auction. at 4 o clock p. NJ, that VERY
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING. two stories
above basement. containing eleven rooms. brick
kitchen with two rooms: stable: carriage and
wood and coal-houses l. Gated as above described.
The entire premises are IN thorough order. with
gas through the house, and water In The yard
The lot fronts q feet on Main street and has
depth of 1so feet to an alley 20 feet wide
TERMS: One fourth cash; residue Mt 6, - and
l8months for negotiable Dnies with Interest added
and trust deed to secure defer, q; payments.
JAMES MOURE, Trustee
fpr Mrs. r.. 4. Woodward.
Sale conducted by LEE il GoDDIT, Auctioneers.
NOD
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence OF the Rschmond Dispatch.

Daily Rad'cdl Organ Negroes Etated at
the ResaG of the Election-Abuadan Of
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BY James M.ITaylor & Son. Auctfoneers,
Office No. s21 Main street. :sa
three doors below Spotswood Hotel

CToRE ON MAIN BETWEEN EIGHTH
- AND NINTH STREETS FOR RENT AT
aUCTrON.-WiT1 be rented ont ut auct'on on
MONDAY the 9Th Of November on the PREMISES.
Main between Eighth and Ninth streets No. sA
recently occupied nv M"ssrs. a. n. Christian v
%. as bookstore, for the nnevDired term. tn lst
July. 1850. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON.
+ NJ at anctlnnpers.
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TYEROsENE OILY have always on
" hand = splendid article OF KEROSENE. and
ANCHOR Or. Also, LAMPS, cHlMSET1tss,
TURNER'S, &C.; and generals assortment OF HIN
WAkG, Wholesale andretail- o,grva
No. 30 Governor street, Richmond va.
Orders from the country respectfully sS 10 s
and promptly tlled. pSsS-sA
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EGw REMT.

dor RENT, very good TWO-STORY q
Y RTIIDTNG and STORE-ROOM connect EGa
ed situated in smell village called Cen'revile. In
the county of Louisa. It Is very healthy sItua-
ton and has eve-v convenience that can he de-
sired pond garden, and plenty of firewood at the
place fee of charge and land adjoining to culti-
vate. Possession given Immediately. Any one
wishing to rent will amply to
p. B. MILLS Harris's postoflice,
Vo
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Y1OR NEW Y0RK-oLD DU-2SsGs,

YSOR NEW Y0RK-oLD Do s2fSsG5SS
4 aINIONt STEaMsHIP C0NP8-s53ss3s4sseE.
NY.--The splendid new side-wnsel stssnsGIlg'
IaRT,E aud EATTNhsas lsSve EeG YORK tnr
Richmond every WEDNESDAY .sn1 ~ ! OK;
DAY. Leave BichEloEd every TUESDAY ana
SATURDAY.
These ships sre entirely new; they have eleEsaS
saloons and st.-teroolnS; The fsTe, accp+alh0S~
tons, aiia attention, are unsurpassed.
PreiEhts for pointG beyond New York fnrWas1sa
with dispatch. sud no charge made ave tcE &C.
tus expsnErs Incurred.
Gloss connections made With stsGmsra 1or AL
soutRern and European ports. sy -,
Insurance Effected 81 lowest rates when cruSteDs
n. T.. HCCREAEx,t President 167 Sfeeh"lS-
yYILLJAa G. DUNRAM u CO., Agents,
rnyj 81 corner Msin and Eleventh dtyrels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-07

EALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
H. TO THE NORTH, EAST AND WEST VIA
70 TIE NORTH, EAST, AND W EST, VIA
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ASD
POTOMAC RAILROAD, .CARRYiNG THE
UNITED STATES MAIL TWICE DAiLY-EI,E
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEP.
NE CHAIRS ON ALL TRAlE The
TBRDG%d TRAIS3 on THIS read are r3p nm
from JGe depot, corner Byrd AID ElGaTs
sERZsT5, as follows:
The Day THEUCaH NAL TRAIN leave,
Richmond daily 81 u ID, arriving ia Wash.
ngson at 1880 2. H., connecting viii the easIy AZ.
.ernoon express trains for the North, East and
West
The NIGHT THROUGH AAII. TRAIN, with
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached, Leaves Richmond daily Sundays except.
ed st s:1S z. b. arriving In Washington 81 Ella
A. d., connecting with the early morning trainS
for the North, East and West,
Both CLEANERS stop at Alexandria each way
TEe ACCOAMODAT1ON TRAIN for Milford
and Sll wsy0 StaEionsyleayas depot, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, at 3:3oP. q, RatarnIns, arrives
az $3.50 a. 81.
THROUGH TICKETS ana THROUGH gke.
GAGE CHECKS TO al principal points,
For further information and through tickets, ap-
ply st the Office Of the company, corner Broad and
Eighth streets, shcckos Hin, and at the tiekes
ofdce, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
,a j. 3. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent,
SAMUEL RUTA.s Superintendent. ng ocl