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RAILROAD LINES.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Trains between WASHINGTON AND RA TT,T
MORE and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST are
~" ''1 FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except sunday, at 200, 745, and 1890 p
-- '-'O . VI foR Or ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 A. NJ, and 900
FoR Fol WAY = STATION SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
p '0 n ~ 10 anu ~" I,, "10 S' -'0 anu 40
Leave at ZOO A. NJ. and 4'3O p NJ, No trains to or
from Annapolis on Sunday:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave atT4S 4 Foh ~ %%Y S2d 4s9 Hnf StS M
Leave FoR AL n fARs aRf SO oF sRa T I4' WE5T
Leave daily except Saturday and Sunday, at TAG A.
On Saturday az as A. NJ. and 2'aO P. NJ.
On Sunday 4sO and S'i5 p. NJ only, connecting as
Relay Station with trains tr om Baltimore TO Wheel
Ing Parkersburg ETC.
aon cSet r Gsn @ ali He h ear a. a. h
day. well es al the new olhce OF the Bankers and
Tseg e9 f an N s srees
EFT Mew f9f OF f and Boston, see ad
J. L. WILSON, Master of Transportation.
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
225tl GEORGE $. K00NTz. Agent, Maahlngton.
TREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
II ALL POINTS NORTH ard EAST, and for ali
Railroads ff2SH fSoEEAsED EsRsf fSf6f 3sSATGH TanFt
T oil @ Gas on hS and GHaHh e1a
County Railroads, forwarded at IL o'clock Noon.
ali points on TIE New JsTSey and Belvidsre Rail-
FPeESt Fps Gsw recei1e 6eFEaff RON 5 "Ra "a 70 NJ
slip %emoIsUGum n1 specyOg as the M marks ana
Hancs be sens With each CHI, lo3d ID, Of g9sds5 ..
NO. I26 s. Delaware Avenue,
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RAILROAD LINES.

III ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILR0AD.-s
~ THE MIDDLE RouTE-shortest and most
S6anks MszesoS, White Haven, WiiEesSsfEe Ma
dale ali The points IL me Is6Ss snd WSomns
Passenger Depot In Philadelphia, N. W. corner Of
BERKs and AMERMIoAN 10 y streets. tree ,r ,,,,1,,,
TRAINs-on and amer MONDAY, May 20 1858,
RRfEssse9ger Trans eSye the New pePes corner
Al 6'l5 A. M.-AocommodatIon for Fort WASH
Ht%l5 A. M;-MOrn!ng Express for Bethlehem and
connecting a. bethlehem with Lehigh VALLEY and
ientown,, CstasSuqua, slatlngton, Mauoh Uhunk
wSsthsIly, Jeanesyillei ,H.aSeton; Whte Haven,
hsh and Vsys sS " p, NTH NTH
and With Cstawissa KarosS Tor Rupers, pSynyIiie' vile
Milton snd willismsport ATriye a. Maqch Chunk at
p NJ Passengers by this train can take the Lehgh
Easton, and points on New Jersey Central Railroad
Al s.45 4, Accommodation for poylestovn.
stopping al intermediate stations, Passengersor
train take stage at Old York Road 'S 'n"
At 1870 A, M;--Accommodatlon for Fort washing.
AEr45P. M'-Lehlgh Valley Express for Bethle-
hem hem Allentown, Msuch Chunk, White Haven,
Shenandoah Mt. Carmel, Plttston and Scranton, and
At as5 p M@Accom @ modation 'I for I'd IDoyestoSp
stopping st all intermediate stations.
Isfi1l BIsfeith1lehem, EasSon, AilentoMn, Mauch Chunk,
vllletske this train to oustertown and for sumney.
town TO North Wales,
At 415 P. M.-Accommodstion for Doylestown
stopping at all intermediate stations Passengers
Willow Grove, HstbOro. and Hartsville take
stage at Abingdon; for New Hope at Doylestown,
At 500 p. M,-ThrouRh accommodation for Bethle-
hem and all stations on main line of North Pennsyl.
vania Railroad, connecting at Bethlehem with Le-
hi&h Valley Lehigh and SusquehanDa Evening Train
Tor ERetOn. A lentowD MeuCh Chunk
At $40 p. M-ACcOmmOdRton for Lansdsle stop.
ping AT all Intern edate stations.
Abll'80 p. M,-ACcommodetiOn for Fort washing
- TRAINS ARRIVE In PHILADELPHIA.
IRON Bethlehem at 900 and llO6 A. M, 200 and
ll'O5 a. M and 200 p. NJ Trains makes direct connec
tlon with Lehgh Valley and Lehigh and Susuuehanna
trains from Easton, Scranton, Wlkesbarre, Aahony
Passengers leaving wilke barre at I'45 F. I'M. con-
9oGt at BetnIeh sm at 800 r MI and arrive IN Phila
From DoylesIown at s"26 A. M, 500 and 200 p. M.
From Lsnsdale at 7'S0 a, NJ.
From Fort Washington at $50, 10'45 A. N. and 8l
p, N. - =
Phtlsoelphia for Bethlehem AZ $50 A.. NJ,
Rhlladelphta for DoylestOwn AT 200 z. M,
bethlehem for Philadelphia at 430 p. M
Fifth and Sixth Streets Passenger Cars convey pa
senRers to and from the new depot
=, Whlte Cars of Second and Third streets Line Rno
Union Line run within . short distance OF the
depot
order 70 secure the lowest Tates 81 5are. .,,
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through 20 prln
cipal points, at Mann's North Pennsylvania Baggage
Express Office. no. 105 S. FIFTH Street.
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PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CEN
\ TRIAL RAILROAD SUMMER ARRANGE
Nill leave the Depot, THIKtY FIRST and CHEs.
At 75 a B. and 4'5o p. NJ, and leave Rising Sun
6l5 a. NJ, ana Oxford at A. NJ and leave Oxford as
A Market Train, with Passenger Cars attached,
viii rupson TC ESDAYS and FRIDAYS, leaving the
Rising Sun al lIO5 A. NJ. Oxford, ll45 A. M; and
Kenuett, +. M. CONNECTING A. West Chester juno.
ton with 8 train for Philadelphia.
on wednesday, and SATURDAYS Train
leaves PhlRdelphia 1T 2'S0 X NJ; runs through TO
oxford.
the train leaving PhiladelphiS 81 7.l5 A, NJ. con.
necs al Oxford with daily line OF stages for Peach
Bottom, in Lancaster county. Returning. leaves
Peach Bottom TO connect AZ OXFORD With Afternoon
The Strain leaving Philadelphia at E5O P. NJ runs
to Rising sun, Maryland. 49,. --,.-,-,-.
Passengers are allowed 10 take wearing apparel
only as baggage, and the Company VIII notin any
case be respOnsible for an amount exceeding one
co. ~ a sa,,na HENRY WOOD,
diOI General superintendent
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ON SUNDAYS,

Leave Philadelphia at 500 A. ~. aud 20O 4 ~,
Leave West Chester st 745 a. M ana 6OV M. ,..o
P. M, and leaving Vest Chester at 7'SO A. NJ. and
p. d B, q. r. r. for Oxford and intermediate points.
Passengers are allowed to take Wearing Apparel
only, Baggage, and the Company will not iu any
case be responsible for an amount exceeding one
hundred dollars unless special contract is made for
the same. HENRY WOOD, General Sup't,
Philadelphia, April lst, 1858. 41W
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DR. KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
j. and practice Of thirty years at the Northwest
conner of Third and Union streets, has lately re-
moved to South ELEVENTH Street, between MAR
X EFT end CHESN UT.
HissuperiOrity in the prompt and perfect cure of
all recent, chronic, local, and constitutional Rfec-
tions OF q special nature, IL proverbial.
Diseases of the skin, appearing In n hundred diff
weakness and all nervous debillties scientifically
and successfully treated Office hours from A. NJ.
TO Z. NJ. S42
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IOENNS1L NANlA HU6PIIALs
i PHILADELPHIA, January 25, 1865
The attending Managers are
Z. Morris VAIN. No, 128 South Delaware avenue,
Adolph H. BoIie, No. 1913 Dock street.
Attending PhysclanDr. ]. NJ. Da Costa. No, 1905
Spruce street.
South Fifteenth street, DR.. d. Hayes AgneW, No. Is
North Eleventh street.
The Physicians and Surgeons attend AZ the Hospi-
tai every day (sundsys eIcePted), 10 receive app-
cation tor admission,
Persons seriously injured By accident are always
admitted II brought 70 the Hospital Immediately
thereafter 2m
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NTEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ARRANGEMENT,
-On and after MONDAY, April lS 1868, Trains VIII
leave es foows:--
Leave Philadelphia from the Depot, THIRTY.
NJ, a'8O P NJ, gl5 p NJ, $50 ?; NJ ?, M Ii P. NJ.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia, from Depot
east Market street, st 6'l5 A. M, 7l5 A. NJ, E8G
A. M, 1915 A. n l65 P. M, 4s0 p. NJ, 655 p. IA.
On and after Monday, June Is, an additional Train
will leave Philadelphia for Media and intermediate
Trains leaving West Chester at 7.so A. NJ, and
leaving Phadelpha at so P, NJ, will stop at B. O.
Junction and Media only. Passengers to or from
station between West Chester and B. O, Junction,
going East, will take train leaving West Chester at
Tl5 A. NJ. aud going West will take train leaving
Philadelphia ct 400 P, M, and transfer at Il. o. Juno
ton.
The Depot in philadelphia is reached directly by
the Chestnut and a Walnut Street cars These Of the
Market Street line run within square, The
cars of both lines connect with each train upon Its
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DEIL1DELPHIA AND ERIE RAILK0AD.- =

- sCMMER TIME TABLE,
Through ana direct route between Phil9oelphiSi
y AItInSTre gRrrigbnrg, WliamBpOrJ, to the North
a,cst ana the GreRt OIL Region Ot Pennsylyanla.
Nj, ,ECI Ant sLllEPING OAFS on all slight Trains
ON the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad VIII run IS
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MI THOMAS & SONS, NOS. l39 AND l4l
1NAs e. FOURTH Street.
~ D. McOLFEs & co. AUCTIC NEERs.
W NO. 5O6 MARKlET Street lPl
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LINES FROM NEW YORK FOR RPEILADELPHIA,
VIII leave from foot of CORTLAND street at A. NJ,
and p. M, and u night via Jerse ey City and Cam
den; at p III via Jersey City and Kenslngton; at
10 A NJ, Il NJ, and p NJ. via Jersey City and West
Philadeiphie. -
mediation, aud 2 Z. NJ. Express, via Amboy and
Camden. WILLIAM H. GATHM ER,
q lB5 Agent.
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For lincH leaving Keusington Depot take the cars
Third Fifth streets, Oh street, 80 minutes
before departure. The cars on Market stceet klIway
direct to West Phtladelpha Depot; Chesnut ana
walnut within one square. On sundays the Market
street will to connect with the 930 A M and
@ nl 2. NJ. linRl.
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REIVIDHEE DELAWARE RAILROAD LINES.
From KenBIngtOn DepDt.

CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON CO., AND Penn
BERTON AND HIGHTSIOWN RAILROADS
From Market 81, Ferry upper slde)
At A. NJ ], d. and 6'ls p. NJ, for Merchantsville,
Moorestown Hartford, Masonvne, Heinsport Mount
HoIly, Smithville, Evansville, Vincentown, Biz
minghRm, and PembertOn.
At l aud p. NJ, for Lew!stown, Wrlghtstown,
Cookstown, New Egypt, Hornetstown Cream Ridge,
INLAY ystOwn, Sharon, and BigutstOwn,
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| Rev. Dr.. READS NEW CHURCH.-Wt
have several times adverted to the exer
tions of Rev. DR.. Reads congregation il
building for themselves a comfortable
house of worship. Apart from an inter.
est in every thing that promises to increase
the beauty and attractions Of the city, We
sympathizs with this movement the more
becanse DR.. Reads congregation were the
only sufferers in the destruction of church
property by the great confa fagration in
April 1865. At that time the church edi-
fee, with the library Of the pastor, was
entirely consumed.
Notwithstanding the stringency Of the
times, and apparent hopelessncss of sue
cess, they went to work in earnest, de-
termined to erect new and better house
of worship, while their pastor, travelling
North aud South, labored with untiring
energy TO raise funds for the accomplish
ment Of the object in view. With plea
sure We now observe that as result of
these labors handsome building has been
reared On the corner of Fourth and Grace
streets, and, judging from the plan which
has been shown US, it may be predicted
that when finished this will be one of the
most beautiful and substantial temples in
the South. The lecture-room will be COM
pleted as soon as possible, for the use of the
congregation on the Sabbath, as well as for
the Sunday school.
The ladies Of the church have organized
an association auxiliary to the enterprise,
and have appointed committee to solicit
donations. Of this. committee Mrs. NJ. j..
Morris is secretary, and friends who may
be disposed to contribute should address
her, in care of post-office box 676.
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AuctiO7l Sales THIS Dag.

j II. SANDS, special commissioner, will sell
upon the premises, ut - o'clock M, ths
tract of land Containing ls5 acres, more or
less, known as "Edgehill,' near the
Carbon Hill Mills, in Henrlco cotnty,
about thirteen miles above Richmond.
THOMAS U. DUDLEY, commissioner, will
sell at II o'clock, at the store of Christian,
Lea s. Co., No. 6s Main street., one thirty
nve-horse power saw mill, fiYe frames,
three head blocks, one hand wheel, ten
boxes machinery, &C., &c.
s. STROOCK will sell at their
auction rooms, No. l2 Fourteenth street,
Il large and desirable stock of foreign and
domestic dry goods, ladies' and gents
furnishing goods, ready made clothing,
hats, hoops, woolen goods, boots, shoes,
brogans, balmorals, trunks, valises, &c.
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. ORGANIZATION OF THE CoNsERv ATIvEs.-
At a meeting of the Conservative Execu-
tive Committee of the State, held on Mon
day evening, the following resolution was
adopted:
"Resolved, That the chairmen of the
Conservative Committees of the wards,
the German Conservative Club, and the
Young Mems Conservative Association, be
requested to call meetings at their respec-
tive places of meeting on Tuesday even
ing, January 7th, for the purpose of elect
ing three members t., general committee
of the Conservative party Of Richmond !;
which committee will proceed to organize
in accordance with the plan adopted by
the State Convention"
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RICHMOND, January |, 1868,

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
I desire to return thanks to General
Lindsay Walker for six cords of oak wood
for the poor Of the city; also to Mr.. I. D.
Briggs for 160 loaves Of bread. The wood
has been issued to twenty -four needy fami-
lies.
desire all persons who call on me for
assistance to call in the morning before 10
o'clock. 1t is impossible to attend to the
wants of fifteen or twenty persons daily,
calling at irregular hours, without greatly
interfering with my own business.
WILLIAM ". PARKER.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD SUB
sCRIPTIoNs PAID IN LAND.-From the an
nouncement of Colonel Fontaine it will be
noticed that he is prepared to receive ap-
plications for subscriptions to the eight per
cent. preferred stock of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company payable in
land
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New YEARS Observation-Disclosures
ing the inclemency of the weather, the
Leigh street Baptist church was yesterday
well filled with bright, happy children,
After addresses by Messrs. Miles Turpin.
James A. Goddin, and W. 81. Williams,
eight young men were employed for an
hour in handing around to the company
candies, raisins, SC. The exercises were
interspersed with singing, and everything
passed off most delightfully."-.
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The BUSINESS OFFICE Of the Richmond Regis-
ten, the new Republican paper to be started in this
city (the first number of which will he issued on
Sunday morning the 5th instantl, will be located
for the present over Nowlan's jswelry store, cor
ner Tenth and Main streets. Subscriptions and
advertisements left with II. S. MERRILL will re-
ceive attention. IA l-1w
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Dentistry

NR. G. y. KLOEBER, r wzys
y GsoE DENTIST date of Balt.al @HT8
-. w Broad street, Richmond, VaN'
g..r,,qIHI H'isa Ia tae oest hiilnet sd prices
y.,'-r,i-. "iI.eIai teetn o1 5.n mite base
L. cS,, r,' 'I,".tils tne - ia,r restoring
!!, ana .sa VI D .ne '"'e' a. 'n' ~" IS Of $50,
!HOas oxide gas given In extractin >, re,.
es''hs the operation painless and safe
Dc |. ..ro
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NnRruERx MErHon1sr CoNEERENcE.-

NORTHERN METHODIST CONFERENCE
The second meeting of the Virginia and
North Carolina Methodist Episcopal
Church Conference will commence at II
o'clock to-day in the Universalist church,
on Mayo street. 1t will be presided over
by the venerable Bishop James, of New
York. 1t is expected that Bishop Scott
will also attend the sessions.
This is the first annual session of this
body, it having been organized in Ports
mouth last January. The Conference
numbers fifteen members, and represents
about 5000 communicates.
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SEiauHE BY REVENUE OFF CERS.-De-
putty Marshal Lynham has seized, by order
of the United States Circuit Court, the
rectifying establishment of Emil Hefrick
in Petersburg, for alleged violation of in.
ternal revenue laws.
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LECTURE.-We understand that Rev. A.
J. Ryan, the author of "The Conquered
Banner" and many other admirable poems
of the war, will deliver a lecture in this
city in aid of charitable society some
time during the current month.
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RELIEF OF THE PooR.-The ladies OF
the Dorcas Society, of which Mrs. General
Schofeld is president, have been very &C
tive in alleviatiDg the sufferings of the in
digent white people of the city during the
late severe weather. They were out yes
terday and the preceding day, in the storm,
supplying food and clothing to many who
were in great need.
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Total amount for the year 644, 420, 900
Average amount per day, l,765,534.
We give below the average statement of
the thermometer of each month for 1867,
as taken at the pump-house each morning
at o'clock:
Jany. Feb'y. March. April. May. June.
"a "A 4O.2S 3S.3S 53.66 6o.3S 6S.s6
July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.
7974 74.4l 65.j3 1851 40.46 3l.4S
Saturday the 10Th of January was the cold
est day, the thermometer indicating Is degrees
above zero, and Sunday the 9TH of July was
the hottest day, the thermometer rising to IS.
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ARRIVED.
Schooner D. L. sturges, Taylor, New York,
merchandise, Belts & Byriey.
sAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. l.. b. Tatum.
NBAoRArDA.
WHITE House, January 1.-Arrived, steamer
Mystic, Schermerhorn, dorfolk nero ha ndise and
passengers, Richmond and York River Railroad.
. SALEM MASS, December 2a-Arrived, schooner
Reddington,. Gregory, Rockland, for Richmond
land proceeded.)
Schooner Addie Walton, Rich, hence for Boston,
at b omess Hole on the 2sth.
Schooner Clara Merrick, Montgomery, from
James river, arrived at Baltimore on the lst inst
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CFFIcE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD CoMY,}
RICHMOND, January l. 1865 {

RICHMOND January 1, 1000
THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
oE ssnS
tion of the act passed March l, 1857, ito provide
for the completion Of a line or lines OF railroad
from the waters of the Chesapeake to the Ohio
Company to CONTRACT With the Covington and Ohio
Railroad Commissioners for the construction OF
the railroad from Covington to the Ohio river
and In the event such q contract be made 1t sh al
Railroad Company, and be entitled TO all ths
rights and privileges conferred on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company by this act.
The ninth section OF the above nentloneG 90 noI
gives to the Chess peake aud Ohio bsilrnad com
pany the right TO receive land In payment o. 'uD
scri ptions of stock. ro WI.
on the sOth day of November u!ms u!mSed me ;,,n Hr
Contract to construct the Covingon sad ohiS rsii.
road upon condition that 49, w" u ''o'A wa"
subscribed TO
Now, therefore, this is to gys notice that am
ssuuBSCkIPTi0Ss OF STOCK PAYABLE IN
LAND II the p.rcss are satisfactory, and make
the same preferred. with eight per cent. divl-
dend soon as the road 10 coihPieteo " 'ne Univ
river. r., a. .,,, :.
such eight p.r cent preferred stock OF the Chesa-
peake and ohio rsiirSsd, Payas!e IN ianas, a.ons
parties who propose TO subscribe land Will be
expected, in every case, to furnish at their Own
cost the report OF soma lawyer named by myself
at the title Is good the price to be agreed upon
with an agent Of the company, not exceeding the
| assessed value OF 1860.
The ultimate value OF the stock OF the Chesa.
pea ks and Ohio Railroad Company may be ssti-
mated from the receipts OF the northern llnes
Last year the receipts Of the Pennsylvania Cen.
trail a66 miles were $l6, $50, ,833 the New Yorh
Central, 453 miles, $l4, ss6, 1855.
President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
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HORSE SToLEN.-On Tuesday evening,
Just after dark, Mr.. James M. Way sent a
servant on his mare to G. L. Todd's, corner
of Sixth and Clay streets. While the
negro was in the store making some pur.
chases thief rode off with the mare, and
she has not since been heard of.
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0yFlcE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILRoAp Co.,}
RICHMOND. October l. 1857. s
1-IRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

I = /
! On and after OCTOBER lsT the Mail Trair
v. be run between Richmond sla Stsanto,
t,.v, except on Sunday, AID OF sunday between
s;:Dond and Go!donsvtl!e. West OF stauntoT
@tEAI Train vii! lesye 70, Coyias;on on MON
I.TS. wEpSBSpAYS, and FRIDAYS, and re-
$50 alternate days. ~ -.
ave Richmond .....''''''''''..SS a. M
1--we Staunton for Covinsto I. d
.aTs Coyinston ..'.''''.SS a.
...ys stanton for Richmond.........h .h:eo a. nj
yr.ight' Trains daily Except Sunday leave
.thuond At 2. NJ and A II.
-HHuUGH TICKETS sold 10 all prominen'
Int, North and South, and 10 Lynehburg, Lex
lion Harrisonburg. LewtCburg, and other pro
,,-.n' points In the West. o mn
:, ,Covinstol., JAMES J. 4. TRoTTER 4 Bh0-
-Egh'S ,TA3S LINE connects with the NJ al
;;Nn for White sulphur, LewisburS; and IA.
.gTna. Time from Richmond or Baltimore t.
tSsr!sssoa TWO and hs!f days.
!; S;aut.toa and Gosa9n, HAEM AN Co.F
SAGE LINES connect with Mail Train for Lex.
,.-on DAILY (eXcept Sundays), and passenger
= through from Richmond or Baltimore sam.
by.
Essa. Trains will be discontinued:
H.. D. WElTCOMB,
xxi General superintenden
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SPECIAL 1SvITATIoN.-The members Of the City
Council are respectfully invited to fishing excur.
sion to take place at the of Sixth and Broad
streets. The water is deep and muddy. 1t il
hoped and expected that the City Engineer will be
OF the party. CITIZEN
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NEW YEAR IN Our CHURCHEs.-Yester-
day the feast Of the Circumcision of our
Lord was celebrated in the Catholic and
Episcopal churches with the usual SER
vices
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The CONSTITUTIONS -coBBLERs will re-
assemble in Convention at II O'Clock
to-day. We noticed on the streets yes.
terday quite o number of delegates, be.
sides the worthy and distinguished gentle
man who was caned on Tuesday last.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD SUB
sCRIPrIoN-Y EsTERDAY's VoTE.-The polls
were kept open during yesterday for the
vote on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
subscription. We give bell ow the vote yes
terday and the day before:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-02

BUREAU OFFIcERs.-We are informed
that the officers of the Freedmens Bureau,
mustered out by orders from the War De-
partment, are to be continued in service
as civilian officers until further orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-02

RIVER BUoYs OUT OF ORDER.-We would
call the attention of the Harbor Commit
tee of the City Council to the fact that the
spar buoy at the upper end of Trent's
reach is broken off, and that the can buoys
at Kingston reach and Warwick's bar are
sunk. These disasters are causes of much
inconvenience to mariners. The spar buoys
should be spliced, and the can buoys
pumped out
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-02

REVENUE SEIzUEE.-The large rectify-
ing establishment Of - Helfrick, near
Petersburg, was seized a day or two since
by Deputy Marshal Lynham for violation
of internal revenue laws.