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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-28
By G. Pulliam, Auctioneer.

TOR RENT AT, .AU CTION.-On
Il THURSDAY the 5th of March, 1855, at 3
o'clock P. M, I will rent at public auction, on
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE known as j" Fon-
ticello,' with forty two acres of farming and
gardening land attached, located in Chester
,feldscounty, on the River road, one mile from
Mayos bridge. j $3.50 --.sg3JEg@. - a
e25 A. G. PULLIAM, Auctioneer.
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nor NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION

NOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
T STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-@ RfA
The new aud elegant side-wheelS saAais&e4
steamship ALBEMARLE, BOURNE command
er, will leave her wharf at Rockets on
SATURDAY MORNING, February 10Th,
at 6 O'Clock Passengers 60 on board the
evening previous. Freight received up to
6 O'Clock Friday evening. Fare, $l2. Round
tickets, 800 steerage, Sc. Through bills signed
to Boston, Mass, and insurance effected at
the lowest rates. Apply to go .
: - 800 S. AYRES & CO.,
fe o6-dt ~ Eleventh and Main streets.
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MAN ssfseg pessSW!eFFp Edge va 80
SUPERIOR FURNITURE. &c:s,;1oAT'
10 AUOTIoN.-Weyysill sell BIZ auction AT
DIR store, on. SATURDAY MORNING me
s2ath instant. tomrnettcing be 10 O'Clock,
f MAHsa4 ANY 81 Ga fsiSisT :,
MARBLE-TOP MAHOgAN a.353 lS
r,r I TABLES end W ASAS SA t SyIs5q ,, ssi
FW MHRBLE:TOP WALNUT CABINETS,
aMAHOGANY IDEBoARDS,l1o 10 ,hs
sisdJ JENNY y NSTtta tbsps and coTHAe 1sEp''
|aeo mAHoGANY and 1MITATIoNinINIHGH
4 NJ AH6o asths. p,sRLoRs MRs,oii'a 9
70 ARM eCHAIRsu toiT.sib ed ID ebsH
q FINE YfNsESHwARDRoBEs, e79fT'zj5 's7l3 !:
:MA VA HfN sSPSo o 'oa bias Ztio ao'g0i.
- .ROCKIN g. CHAIRS .sLD 1ao9as SII'c
! =: II EATHER BEDS BOLSTER, and PlA 70
!, Il AIRssnd sHuoK MATTREssEsw9d
G G1 and OFFICE STOVES, :.
CIRCULAR RIPISAW. 5GT7i3 ,p5aH2S0
.so-zsu tCg7ALSO,;b sse-zl4l q sisS
Ill % gallons superior SHERRY WINE 10
.., 10 gallons excellent 'WHtSKEY;
to be sold under aH executions IN ravor OF 'ne
CITY. -;s7fss9css aGE0 3i& 9sa1 Eo goo
r Consignments received up to hour OF saie.
=. -'"' REGNAULT & w., ],
20 os-ot Auctioneers. .
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF. THE FURNI.,
NJ TURE OF THE, ST. CHARLES Hf,.,
TEL.-By virtue OF two distress warrants In
my hands against W. J. Babcock, and sundrrvv
attachments against George III Penfeid,
shal proceed TO sell at the St. Chsrles
Hotel on MONDAY the Cd. day of MsrcS
next, commencing at III o'clock AZ. NJ :. ali Inc
FURNITURE in the safd hotel, Comprising
the usual variety found In tirst.ciass hotel.
rior quality. - -. ], - :.
: Also. viii be sold one elegant PIANO, BAR
and FIXTURES. -
Tsssa Cash, ;JoHNaW. WRIGHT, sgg
fe 2l-tds > W IL Sheriff City Richmond. -
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By A. @. Pul1iam, Auctioneer.

>cUPERIoR CARRIAGE FOR SALE
- AT AUCTION, on SATURDAY,, Febru-
ary 20, at 10 o. clock, on Council Chamber Hill.
Persons in want would do well to attend the
SALE a. y. fULLiAn,s
fe OF t4Ig@< 20 IF zt1t - Auctioneer.
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Ex-President Pierce says the Democrats
Of New Hampshire have been strength
enad by the turn things have taken at
washington .~ Il
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-. BY G-rubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner M ain and Eleventh streets.

rI,RUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il FARM OF93 34.I0O ACRES OF LAND
ABOUT ONE MILE WEST OF THE, CITY,
ON THE CANAL, AT AUCTION.-Byv VIZ
tue of deed Of trust executed to the suoscIi-
beers, as trustees, by John Clark: dated etn
NAV. 1866, and recorded in Henrico county
Court office, being thereto requested by the
creditor, we will sell at auction upon the pre-.
misses on FRIDAY, 18th February, 1865, al
shalf-past 4 O'Clock p. NJ, if fair, If not, the
next fair day thereafter Sunday excePteGJi az az
the same hour, the very valuable FARM OF
93 34-l0O acres, situated as above stated, al
Joining the lands of j. T. Sutton, Jr., r. VI.
Tabb, and others, being the same farm former
" owned by B. w. Haxan. -aE. -.gg--,.,
THE buildings consist of dwelling, Win
kitchen, barn, stable, &C., and the place Is
we'll enclosed. The soil is naturally good, ana
has been improved.
a TERMS. Cash for enough to defray the ex-
penses attending the sale, and to pay on Two
notes, the first for 81, 3d. with interest there
on from 18th May, 1867, the other for 1856, with
interest thereon from 18th November, 1867 q
credit-as to So 1853 until 18th May, 1858, ana Int
balance upon terms which will be announced
at the time Of SALE. The credit payments 70
be for negotiable notes, with interest added,
from the day of sale, and secured by deed OF
trust upon the property. The purchaser to
pay taxes for 1868. -l@~-.7.
: R B Fl HAxA A hHHAixA11, Trustees.
II. GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. fe II
+ P. S.-The terms above stated are those pre-
scribed by the deed OF trust, but we are au-
thorized by the creditor to state that, If de-
sired by bidders, the terms may be modified
so as to require in cash only $4,000 in addition
to the expenses of the sale, the balance at six
and twelve months, with interest. .s...
II. o.s~ %, W " Il H. H. H., Trustees.
GRuDBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. fe %
TIGH CONSTABbES SALE.-Will
II i be sold on FRIDAY, February 2S, 1868,
ut 10 O clock A. NJ, in front Of the High Con-
sta ble's office, the following property-to wit !:
sWARDROBES,." y s-H le5sr.-. tH i.-st
. SIDEBOARDS, ~
$50 BUREAUS,
CABINETS, .s.s SB a--~--a#
MAHOGANY BOOKCASE, 4 ..r
WRITING DESK,
SOFAS, sf s&4 9.E1.a@ .-..4s.. 3' 81
CHAIRS, .-.......
- DINING and other TABLES,
MARBLE-TOP and other STANDS, p
- WALNUT and other BEDSTEADS,
.DAMASK and other CURTAINS,
LOOKING GLASSES, -sgr -.ras lid
CLOCKS,
PICTURES EU.lya 800 -t Ed
Z MATTRESSES, -r#s.Hr ...sE ADDS
. SAFES, &C., &c,
to satisfy sundry distress warrants in my
hands. lie
fe 81 A. K. CRUMP, H. e. c. R.
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srsrie SELMA s,1COLEs.


IL and Tenth streets near Broad, a, e. !,
small. sized doubI -cased GOLD LIZ "a
YER LADIES' WATCH-blue ena- E.S2
1neIled on the back, with the simplee0D
inscription on the inside of the lid: j" Johnny
to Molly 10 Attached to the watch is a gold
plated chain The finder will be literally re-
ward ed by leaving the same at the ONCE OF
the Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany, No 1901 Main street ~ fe 26-6t
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For Bent.

TOR RENT.-PART OF THE HOUSE
No. 525 Second street, between Clay and f5A
Leigh. will be rented to small family. Re-
ferences exchanged. Possession given lst OF
March. Apply on the premises. 'fe 27-St
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By Harrison, Goddin s. Apperson,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
TRUSTEEs SALE OF VALUAR

ITRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
T. FARM OF SsM ACRES, ON THE
MILES BELOW RICHMOND. LAS trustee
in a certain deed Of trust executed uby
Captain Herman Schreiner, dated ssth OF
August. 1857. duly recorded In Henrico County
Court shall, in execution thereof, proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises 'orl
THURSDAY the 9th Of March, 1855; tat 4
O'Clock p M, If fair, II not, the first fair day
thereafter, the desirable FARM located as
above, containing S6h acres-ail open and In
good heart. The Improvements thereon con.
sist Of an excellent dwelling and the usual
out buildings, young orchard, &c. The land
adJolns MIR. John Poe and others, and is the
same recently conveyed to said Schreiner by
Mr. Joseph J.sWhite and wifspsd gal 81 -
TERxs : Enough in cash to defray expenses
OF sale and to discharge q note OF 81, 2S7. 81,
with interest from sth February, 1855; on
credit as to $l,27s.9S until Sth August, 1865
on credit as 10 Sl,Sl0. a3 until Sthe Eebruary.
1869 and as 70 any surplus, upon such terms
as may be announced at the hour Of sale-ths
whole purchase money to bear interest from
the day OF sale. The taxes for 1858 to be paid
oy " ne a pnfchaser.asa yYoyW- GoDDIN.I :
10 "a .. tt Trustee
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s5o 20 5Str0ye5, a, and Found:

de1Inn REWARD.4on the night Of
SlUV the 25th instant, rs Mr.: 4: u L.
King was going from this ais n Padsr ~
soldiers at the top Of F'ulton's Hill, who
robbed him of sl2s IL! United States currenGy; ;
one note on T. r. Brayton Co. for $50 !;
a note. which he had paid TO Joseph StuKen.
berg, for $50, for a gray horse ana i L new
Sroek. coat. & merchant tailor Of this city,
who made them, can identify them. Mr.
Ki K ms offers Offers ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
the, apprehension and conviction OF the
thieves -" le Zf-LLr !
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.Rgf1r0tzs5e
Oyz1ol RfcExosDdxp YosE RIyas
HIoBne1DsQ October 20. 1857. 4
rkYE M RIITfNnpPss1rE,

I, !, o.., EIoBne1DsQetebsr 20. 1857. 4
..1A:yEw LINE 70 BALTfMoRR. E6pe
IN IFOI.Kv=AWD-EHE-
T P91as Fluff SHSDch Nkaa1HhAP THi.
OAG0.e IOULSVIELE, sPARKERSbUna.
GUMBEahAND, And " HEELING.I
S5sEs as az as n sg ssf yHgs
ptns above points and forwarded, with Dis.
patch annd az reasonnble rates. Passereer,
Tor Baltimore and Philadelphia Leave M ,
Dcloek a. M. on TUESDAYS and FRI.
DAYS, Preaching Baltimore early next morn.
IND; and Rntsatlelp his that night. sFsre.-To
il snd Pas
ieaTs fsyery TUESDAY THURSDAY,a ana
!NATURDAY sSz o,ciock 81 Ms Freight for
Norfolk ard I'm tesTnedtate landings, received
0N0AYS,. WEDNESDAYS, and FRI.
Days. Passenger and freight train isayes
every Syeat y O'Clock a. a. for White House.
Ersight fecetyed every day upsto eo,clock P.
gaipSsss oSssays the foiowIng direction,
~ fFxn1 1fBosro fTo IRfoHHoNp!- MARX yout
goods .1TJnion Lime, 'Andshfp by Boston and
.Proyidence railroad, care Of the q Richmond
and York River Line :, pier No. s Light.
street wharf, Baltimore -. = a,g- .sH
raitgoods blythe "PhiladeIphiaand Baltimore
Union Line, y n Is North wharyes, Philadel.
nl,ial care lTRfchmond and York River Rail.
road Zine, pier No. 8 Light-street wharf,
iBa1tfuaore TsbED ,53ISbp23 71tS3sfsifsg =
FsoA oBALrIsoRs 80 RIoHsosp Ship all
goods by the Richmond and York River
Railroad Line" a: NEEDHAM & SONS,
,moreaG T14 30 rcWELLIAM D.. EN0S.
sc, A,4raaIIS JOHN 81. FREEMAN, Passenser
BIZ and Freight Agent, Is t.o1le oc3o<
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VIZ W. WELLS & CO., -
I. - = No. l4l2 GARY STREET,

- Ia ,,,l Manufacturers Of ,,..g, ~.
TOBACCO BOXES,...,at 90 49,
~ CADDIES AND, CASES,
II SOAP AND, CANDLE BOXES,
LACKING BOXES OF every description.
,SHOOKSf for Caddies and Tobacco Boxes of all
aa ,,,.pss sizes put mp for shipping. 4
we ar. now prepared TO furnish ut short
hotlce al VINO may want, any thing In our line
promptly, and pledge ourselves that all work
We solicit the patronage ofan. N ~;
Ssst IL 4st,zsssst,t,s W. w. WELLs,. ~
late OF r. II. Whitlock & Co.,
S. L. J0EHsos, E,
u .E.ssa s4sHasa w. +. HAYWOOD,
JAMES N, EsyIs.
Richmond, February lst, 1865. 1 1ss-lm
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TOR RENT, TWO PRETTY ROOMS
Z ..,,.....r.., ...,. -g,,.g -,GA
over my Office, corner of Eighth and E.EiiS
Franklin streets. Private entrance from
street Water, etc., in the yard.
fe 27-1t* - Il. II. KING.
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= siFst - HABLISToN & BROTHER,
ia "a corner Main and Ninth streets.

II "A. BELVfN, CABINET AANU..,
BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOUR
ITEENTH.-I am manufacturing Reservoir,
Walnut, and Oak Furniture ofths best quaI ~
and most approved styies. Also, agen' svs
Fisk's Metallic Burial Caskets and Cases. an
other kinds OF Coiiinx on hand. de Sf-sm
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furniture, DC.

r HAVE REMOVED TO No. sl4
Il BROAD STREET, where will continue
the FURNITURE BUSINESS as heretofore.
Particular attention will be paid to manufae.
turing and repairing furniture. I would In.
vite special attention 70 the TIN SAFES OF
my own manufacture, Of entirely new pat.
tarns. Shall keep on hand an assortment Of
furniture, which viii be sold low for cash.
fe I-ElSthM9R i@al q. NJ. K0ONES.
sELEGANT FUREITURE-FR ESH
~ SUPPLIES.-We desire TO remind our
friends and the public generally that we have
now in our extensive wareroofns avery lasss
and choice assortment Of new and elegant
adapted TO every department.
OF housekeeping. Parties desiring 70 proves
new supplies, or those abou, 10 embark IN
housekeeping, should not fail 70 give US 9 cal
before purchasing elsewhere. Our prices ara
assortment, we feel assured, will give enuiS
satisfaction. 3 2t8f
@Fs siai - HABLISToN & BROTHER,
ia Alas! corner Main and Ninth stre9t..
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above sale is postponed on. account OF
the inclemency of the weather till TUESDAY
the Sd of March, if fair /; If not, then on the
next fair day threafter,i at Il o'clock M: ~ -
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMSBURG
70 % -.z sf.--1s.r.sr ..F- sf,-Auctioneers.g "a
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NAPOLEON ., THE J, THIRD.-John ,Esten
Cooke is writing for the Southern Society
some interesting recollections of a visit to
Washington Irving at Sunny Side. tsOf
Louis Napolsoniand the Empress Eugene
Irving spoke with marked interest and
pleasure. esssWhatsg "a remarkable person
Louis Napoleon is !" be said "a dashing
fellewi It seems strange that he should
have been here where we are standing.
Yes't in this very place. He used; to stop
here on his way up to West Point, when he
was In America, long before he became
Emperor. IT supposed he went up to ex-
anime ., the ,fortifcations. He was ac-
companied by young French Count
of my .acquaintance,- who brought
him They frequently breakfasted with
me, and 7 remember the girls, liked
the Young Count the best The Prince
was too silent and reserved, and
looked gloomy-seldom opening his lips,
but perfectly well-bred. And now he is
emperor! What q strange world this Isl!
] knew the empress when she wasa child
little Eugene de MONTH"; have often
bad her on my knee inMadrid. Her father
was the Count de Teba when his brother
died he took the name of Montijo. After
wards i saw Eugenie again. She was q
fine, sdsshing girl, with. a beautiful figure
and fine bust and shoulders, She used to
appear at the balls in Spain in. the charac-
ter Of female naouSqaetaire. Twas IN
Washington lately, and Cslderon-l knew
him we'll in Spain-said: Good heavens,
irving Just to think II Little Eugenie
,hontijo empress X hump l,hump hump ~
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TOR RENT, AT JETERSVILLE, q
E large STOREHOUSE and DWELL ksa
ING, with garden and orchard attached. k,,;H
$50, 900 worth of goods sold in it last year. -sse
Address Mrs. NJ. ATWOOD, 1Jetersville,
Richmond and Danville railroad, Amelia
county. Possession given Immediately. ~! 81
~ + fe 26-TuSF3w* .
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Steamers.

~---~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~o
TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
I STEAMSHIP COMPANY; xseSSs
steamships ALBEMARLE, SA- SR Oh
RATOGA, HATTERAS, MI eskaas 'kazssaa.s'
AGARA, and VIRGINIA., leave New York
for Richmond direct every WEDNESDAY,
and SATURDAY 5 he1ys Richmond every
These ships are entirely new, and were built
expressly for this route. They have splendid
saloons and jstaterooms, and the fare, accom-
modations, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regu-
larly at New York on the Company's covered
pier 81 North river, within forty-eight hoars.
Insurance effected at lowest rates When or
dered. ..--.1.t.-g 90 sg
Freghts for points beyond New York for
warded with dispatch, and no charge made
except for actual expenses incurred. BIZ G. ,
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah,
New Orleans and other southern ports, leave
from the adjoining pier. All goods for these
points are promptly transferred without ex-
posture. % ~ E.4-s4 Lhtot -4s 80 1G-4....
AGRNTs.-N. L. MeCready, president,
Greenwich street, New York; Samuel Ayres
s. Co., Richmond, Va; John NJ West, City
Point and Petersburg; T. H. Webb, Norfolk,
Va.
SAMUEL AYRES 5 CO., Agents,
de- corner Main and Eleven III streets.
DHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
i AND NORFOLK STEAM $50.
FOLK and EXANDRIA A, aGaE
composing this line, will leave
Philadelphia every SATURDAY, and Rich
mond every FRIDAY, alternately.
Freight taken for NORFOLK, also for
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, and NEW
ORLEANS, and bills of lading signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia including meals and
stateroom, $40. w. T. PORTER, Agent,
&C 81 Office No 2425 on the Dock
TOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
il AND ALL LANDINGS ONEr0I -. :,
THE JAMES RIYER. The fast E@G
and elegant steamer JOHN SYL- Iz2zzEESaSlEsS
VESTER, Captain 4. G. CLIFFORD, leaves her
wharf at Rockets for aboye-named places on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at
$50 O'Clock A. NJ, and returns on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday. E.,ls.,-,t II :,
PASSEN GERS arrive at NORFOLK in
time to connect with steamers for sBALTI..
MORE and POINTS NORTH. ra.r,,f-. -,
TRAIN leaves CITY POINT for PETERS
BURG on arrival Of STEAMER Il 10.
Fare to Norfolk s2:5o INV d .-a.ze 8 s..
received mp to, p. M. daily for BOSTON,
principal LANDINGS ON
CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ALL LAND
1NGS ON JAMES RIVER at reasonable
rates.
8 Freight for way landings must be paid.
Letters entrusted to purser of steamer must
be enclosed in q Government stamped enve.
lope. 4aaitzGsg IN - H..
Apply to L. B. .TATUM, Agent,
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pR00MS,-l00 dozen BUENA VISTA.
~ lRockbridge county BRo0MS,. three
a4ftsaf9 GORDON ~ 0RlNaAN.,ss
fa2 al fss,gs w salg ii Pearl Rlec& ~
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IRIcHMoSD AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co, =
l9lg RfcHxosD,. VIZ August "a, 1867. Y
NN' AND AFTER the 3Oth instant the
L j TRAINS ON THIS ROAD win leave as

NN' AND AFTER the goth instant the
~ TEAMS ON THIS ROAD win leayeas
Yolloyrs. "a .0I D51f.0Ig ssS-,iEis IEi3J5.S (.
ExPREsso TRAINadaily except Monday0
az a'tTHARo 81 MAIL daily d. i 40 P. %
:; FREIGHT ana ACg0MMoDATIoN daily
Except Sundays} ar4l5P.M. 40 10 llsH30 -
1.-The A, a. NJ train connects closely with
trains as far south as Augusta, Ga, and at
Petersburg with trains Of the Southside rails
The lao P. M. train makes close and sure
connections with trains for all points south
as far as New Orleans. -
:, The 4;l6P.i NJ train connects at Petersburg
with trains for Norfolk.ya4,sey
- Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and
III FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily
Except Sunday at 7:30 a, M. sshL. 81 r3 n
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at $50 a. NJ.
THROUGH MAIL daily except Sunday)at
7:45 PM! sni Dion ~ pSsg- ~ - 80 .ai..s
Far, to Norfolk, a. Baggage e e Checked
: 'n Sc Engineer and supsrlntendsat.
DICHMoND AND DANvILLE RAIL.
n ROAD-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
On and after Friday the. 10th day of January,
1858, the passenger trains on this road viii
r,,n o follows .OG JljEIyJa4sa.l 1890 .EEE isss
). Going .,oest Mail, Train.-Leaye Richmond
daily at S:l5 a. III. leave eDanville daily at
1913 p. M; arrive at Greensboro daily at
$3.50 p. M; connecting! at Burkeville with
trains on the Southside railroad for Farmyille,
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Nashville,
Memphis, Grand Junction, New Orleans. &C.,
and at Greensboro with trains on the North 2
Carolina railroad for Charlotte, Columbia,
Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon, At.
lanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, &c.
r Going ast,-Mail and Passenger Train
Leave Greensboro daily at A. M. leave
Danville daily al. 6:43 A. M. arrive at Rich
Accommodation Train from Lynchburg-
Leave Burkevflle daily Sundays e1cepted) st
$3.50 P. NJ, arriyekat Richmond at 7:6o P. NJ
saJ ,beCaa THOMAS DODAMEAD,J sa
ia1O - - Superin tendent
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ssia |sg5Ssf1 6 Iassas5n, assfissssi ssss
4 ecSrnst Fsalkifn sffd Governor ssfeefss ~ |,
sT1rutRNlTURErLd eU.oRs cs ss y
1T AUCIIoN.on FkIDAS, ta En-; ssse sso orr
s'st d j WALauSEsPA RLuR isBlEEgeo-
fT tth Sy SElsSsiiN gIsis egg 70,
ifWALNgT JENYYL55S ~ REp }SE
a5 AHSs A .ss Eash4a ap GRsih
new AN HafR a9s sgHu6K MATTREss,
LEd<TIN SAFES and CUPBOARDS,,sass
I, o-iWINDoW SHADES, ENGRAI AsSss1
n pET EATgaEaR a gaP sS6j1srEnssa ,adt 1851
'7evSSo6oRfNN 1gf and Office FIJI STOVES, ETC.
eTen st65 o. soIs5AIS0,is nom"
ssE2 s sssfst W1HTi VINE, % $40 ;.
.sgEs cases THoMPsoRIs B BIT Rs three
7 g denajohns gMADEIRAuW1NE' edT :
Z cas-. casa ssases5 BITTERs
~ These a liauors are Of superior quality and
= .. 80 so@So: COOK1& gLAg GHToNsH
fe 27 AucLlonee-s.
sdg 81 Farris { Tabb, Auctioneers,, It'll -
III sa'aJ No 1429 Main street ~
7Ct u 1Eiz9T -TeJS ZILeLE.L -
s. TABB, aAUCTIONEERS
n AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
win sell at4heir auction rooms, No: l422 Main l
street, ON FRIDAY 18th instant som I4lp
Consisting Of the following articles q ssi.H
fWARDR0BES,- N ...z.g; r7srrr 81 rci<fgs
7S"S CABINETS,
s5rs ICHAIRS and TABLES 9.c.-a- 20.
ma, HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES. K
9'-1< - -2',@> ALSO, --.-.
azIn lBoOTSand SHOES, 81 va
iCLOTHING, .sGpi,.554 1913.
HATS and CAPS, .-..s s.---. ~..zs
CASSIMERES,.e ETC. S-~" 49, 80
Il Lot of HARDWARE gCClr9tt - tst- =
zrii KNIVES and FORKS, ~ T., -
arr WATCHES; etc, etc.> i1"@4 Y . =. - :.
40 dozen BORDEN'S CONDENSED MILK,
% y Lot MADEIRA WINE,
and many other articles shifted to the trade.
I'll ;. E,,.s,-aG. sut FARRIS u TABB,> s
=. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-28

4 REMARKABLE SToEY.-During the
year 1864, when the hostile forces were
struggling for the supremacy in and around
Winchester, Mr. - = went to Major Par
sons, United States Provost Marshal, and
applied for safeguard. General Fessen-
dsnwascalled on TO f1llthe demand, which
he did. by, detailing for this duty Mr..
John, of the Second New York
cavalry, to whom he. issued imperative or.
ders to remain until ba was relieved BY
proper authority. w. stood nianfully by
his post. The tide Of battle snrged about
him, but bis was 9 charmed life, for he had
that authority which saved him from mo-
lestation By the !" rebs.ns The " war closed
but withsi came no order to the sentinel !,
and faithful to the trust confded to him
hs Is stu al tie post Of duty. The case bas.
been reported to the proper authorities.
and Mr.. VI. will doubtless soon be excused,
from further safeguard duty. Tbat he
viii be able to. draw4fnll; pay up to the
present time hiss, We learn, been conceded
by competent military authority. In
chester Times. 80 go ~ sas''gsS FssS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-28
NToTICE9I HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN FEAT
IN application will be made to the Auditor
OF the State OF Virginia for a renewal OF ger
fiflcates Of Stock Of the following numbers,
and standing in my name on the AUDITORS a
books 3,757, act March IL, 1876, ior o s4oo y,
March is, 1855, for $500; s,ls9, act March ~,
1850, for $6oO-said stock having been 1ost o OF
mislaid. - :. ~ - eqooIrc@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-28

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5G ) SUTHERLAND, .14os ~
DE MAIN, AND. 600 BROAD MI
STREET. RICHMOND, VA, 0&Sk$ h
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN NWA ]
GUNS RIFLES, sPISTQLS.X
OLES-Our recent importation OF GUNsa
embraces the fneat goods for the prices sssf y
our stores. Z a, )
Juat received, oo,ooo ELY'S OARS
.qnarter and oner tenth boxes. Agent ioI AZ
mingtor's celshratRd ars-arms. oca
Cd a. A DAY MADE By ANY ON
plU with my patent STENCIL T0oLA
Iprepay samples free. Bswarsof infrinssFse
by cireRaars win explain. Address i
$3.50 bss5 laat ~ A. r. 5FULLAm,
eefe ll-lmse rs ss Springfield, Ysfaoa--
SnnIn POUNDS VIRGINIA BACOIN,::
JStNlt Also, aSuGAR.GURED AAAha
and STRAPS FORBADE by -, :, RI 4
si5s, g. sgEvENs, ,PEGRAA = w. z.