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NTIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and after
WEDNESDAY,M March llth, the following trains
will be run on this road or tl,;gYssf;ff ,5asEs
The morning passenger train DAILY except on
Sundays) between Richmond and Staunton, and tri-
weekly west of StaYnton, going west on MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and re-
turning alternate days. This train leaves Rich
fnond at 7;l5 A. III. and arrives at $40 p. NJ. and
makes close connection with the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad trains for iLynchburg and the
Southwest, and connects with trains to and from
the North, but with delay at GordonsVille of one
hour and thirty lninutes-the connections with the
Baltimore and: Ohio trains for New York being re-
established. No trains on Sunday. 4-
An accommodation passenger train will be run
between Charlottesville and Richmond on MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, leaving
Charlottesville at 4A..M and arriving In Rich
mond at9. 3o.A. Ms leaving Richmond same days
ut 330 p. NJ. and arriving at Charlottesville at z.
M. The daily accommodation train will be with
drawn after the 18th instant.G s7gi ". 1-iL;
The morning train connects with HARMAN q
CO.'S and TROTTER & CO.'S LINE of STAGE
COACHES for; Lexington, White Sulphur, and
Winchester.
Passengers for Lexington go through from Rich
mond or Baltimore the same day. st1H.,
= THROUGH TICKETS sold to ali prominent
points. 81. d. eWHITCOMB,
my IL i," General Superintendent.
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AND SUMMER ARRANGE

GPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGE
- MENT, lsos.-GREATS SHORT ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VIA
THE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEP
ING aCHAIRS LON ALL TRAIN s.-The
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are now run
from the depot, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
STREETS. as follows 4sL -z=aSt liil,..g
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN. leaves
Richmond daily at 1o:45 A. NJ, arriving in Wash
ington at 6:15 P. NJ, connecting with the early af
ternoon express trains for the North, East, and
West. ~.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached, leaves Richmond daily tsnndays except
ed at $40 P:i NJ, arriving in Washington at 6:l0
A. NJ, connecting with the early morning trains
for the North. East. and West. 49, Ei5f
Both STEAMERS stop at Alexandria each way.
= The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Milford
and all way stations leaves depot, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, at P. NJ. Returning, arrives
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points.
For further information and through tickets. APP
ply at the Office of the company, corner Broad and
Eighth streets, Shockoe. Hill, and at the ticket
office corner Byrd aud Eighth streets.
j. H., GENTRY, General Ticket Agent
Samuel ruth, Superintendent.a !. my IL
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
AnsAwful TornadO-LOss OF Life and
SHACKLEF0RD's, KING 4 QUEEN, !
- 4 ~ 49, ~ ~ rFS,e Mou a 1888

.5i:ats IIlg9ftsE May 6, 1868.
Having seen in one Of your recent papers
=. Syery slight account Of q tornado which
passed through this king q Queen and
adjacent counties few weeks since,
and fearing that mo further notice will be
taken Of. a circumstance Of it's kind nnpar-
alleled in Virginia's history, 1 desire, sas
few words as possible, give you such lasts
sassL have witnessed ruth my Own eyes and
heard from entirely reliable persons, omit
ting all statements which are, ss far as
know, unreliahle.f t1i,Esi'7s s.stle e; s4.f.t
.n The tornsdo commenced in King vii
liam county, passing through portion
of Taylor's farm, Just above West Point,
striking King s Queen first at Dixon's
landing, dismasting assessel leading with
,cord-R0od, hut, as far, .asf have learn
ed naicting no damage TO the crew; then
taking Q zigzag course about three or four
hundred yards in breadth through the farm
of Mr.. Peter Bray, destroyingsomeo Of hisont-
houses and inhieting other injury, but not
materially damaging his dwelling thence
10 bis nearest neighbours, Mr.. Colly, where
every house on the farm was destroyed and
material injury inflicted to several Of his
ehlidren.s This poor man was reduced
IN the tsinkling of an eye from com:
Portable circumstances TO- actual suffering.
II fhaAG passed through the woods Of
Colpnel Robert Bland, leaving tksm in q
condition very much resembling the pines
near Gold Harbor after our memorable bat.
ties there, with the addition of hundreds
OF trees blown up by the roots thence
through Colonel Bland s. farm To- Mr.. James
Normans mentioned by your correspond
eng, where IL seemed to spread itself IN all
OF its fuzzy, sweeping in. it's rage church
near 1aar. NormaIi's house, and carrying
away his bic. CORN house, olitshonaes,
hiiss BED lose and otherwiss damsc;ns
! his spr6psFti ssllSSen, cpntinpinx. sit "a.
stsayed e dwell linz Mr. Dsaisl Ifurss-
dc1s ling his wis s,id ssfl30,nnsIy i1iurinr
htiaself ana soiI pexf smafsris INF.
,fessrs in King Il 3: az M u ~
my inssrnat ~ ~
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Il The Lowell Courier accuses Ignatius Dom
nelly Of getting indignatious. Fci i's'A s.l's
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LOB SALE hays d superior lot ot
ToMAR0 and CABBAGE PLANTSox,
Heart Eariy York. aud Fiat Dntc h.s These plalts
aay grown Id this country Also q enc lot Of
:BRAHEAsEGa6f for setting Any person wish
ing any Of the above art tcles Win please give me
cali, ed the held OF Main direct one square shove.
she Old Haif Grounds landE NEXT doW 10 Sidney
n ny i.ss NE - WILLIAM N, RoWE,
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JOHN ". WRIGHT, 8. G. r.

GHERIFF'S SALE.--Will be sold at the
{ , horse lot, Council Chamber Eli, on sATUR.
DBY the 18th day OF May. 1883, ut IL O'Clock. two
MULES In good condition, 70 satisfy EXECUTIONS
ce @sas JOHN ". WRIGHT. s. CIR.
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z BY Francis T. Isbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

THREE NEAT FRAMED TENEMENTs,
IA ON THE NORTH SIDE OF .ALBEMARLE
STREET BETWEEN BELYIDERE ANDPl
IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-i viii sell Mt auction, on the pre-
misses, on WEDNESDAY the 18th day or MAY
FRAMED TENEAiENTS. located rs above stated
containing three; orfoury rooms each and at pre-
sent occupied by good tenants at q fair rental:
This sale presents an opportunity for profitable
investment, or for persons Of small means to Sc
cure a comfortable residence.
TERMS: LiberaB and made known at sale.
5mye o. sEoaS.x.e4 ~ Staa7S iisAuctioneer.
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DROVINCE OF SAC PAULo, BRAZIL.
L SAC PAULO RAILWAY.-A DAHL Y
TRAIN to and from Santos Sac Paulo and Jun
diahy, running within thirty miles Of Gampinas.2
Il ,JkNUARY,l 1868. $50 Superintendent
N. B. The booking Office In Santos will be open
for tickets and luggage the arrival of the boats
from Rio.- - 81 -n,s ,1nh 3-eod6m
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Iutraction of the Public Peace-Another of
the Neao Coancilsnen before the Mayor
Fur for the Benefit Of Grace Charch-
Back,rardness Of the Season-Fsne Pro-
mise of Strawberries.
PETERSBURG, May II, I8!

So PETERSBURG, May IL, 1868.
The peace and dignity of the city re-
ceived shock this afternoon by q collision
between several prominent gentlemen..in
the most public part Of the town. One Of
the combatants- who is reported to, have
struck the first blows one of themembers
ofthe Common Council lately commissioned
by General Schofeld. Other parties be-
sides the principals became involved by
interfering to effect separation. AS to
the merits of the afray-if there were
any-your correspondent has not been IN
formed:. they viii, doubtless, be carefully
Investigated by the Mayor, who mas the tn
rare honor Of having had before ms courf,
in two successive days, two members OF the
distinguished body which, by common con-
gent, has been denominated The City
Fathers J, from time immemorial. ~ 80
The ladies' are making energetic efforts to
spet,un a,f fair for the benefit Of Grace church
which shall surpass every enterprise of the
kind that has been witnessed for years.. 1t
can hardly fail to be eminently successful
70 for several reasons. The rector, Mr.. Glib
son. is esteemed aikeiby all the denomina-
tons !, and The means for completing the
beautiful church edifce are sadly lacking
-Ths congregation is very numerous, but it
does not include many members Of large
means. - ~t'-4. .oS
The weather has been quite cold for the
last two days, rendering fires necessaryto
comfort. Warm days have been few and
far between all the spring. The conse-
qnence is that the season is backward. 1t
is usual to have strawberries in abundance
nby this time, but as yet there have been
none, or very few, in market. The pro
mise Of this fruit, however, is very aatter-
ingf-and as several Of the finest yaTieties
have been planted by our gardeners and =.
amateurs since the war, a@superba show1s
confidently anticipated. .:
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EI1RnsTFF,s SAIL. 0F A VALUABLE

FARM IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY. TWO
MILES FROM THE CANAL, AND fOKfl
MILES PROM RICHMOND.-By virtue Oh. OF y
deed of trust executed to the SUBSCRIBER " oe'Ise
W.Key, and bearing date the 2stli pi Mas, va
and duly recorded In the clerks offic. OF rooe,
land shall, In execution thereof procen mn ~
June next, mt IL Sf., that valuable TRACT VI
LAND described In the said deed Of trust. LYNX
In the county OF Goochland, two miles from We
James River canal and containing -FOUR HUN.
DRIED. AND FIFTY-TWO ACRES.
The said land Is situated conveniently TO churches
of several denominations, and has on 1t u large
dwellmg-house and the usual Out-bnildings; all III
good repair. -,
Possession given In time to sow crop Of wheat.
- TERMS: Onc-fourth cash. balance In six,
twelve and eighteen m0nths-1eferred payments
'e's JOHN C. JAMES, Trustee.
A. NJ. HAMILTON, AuctiOneer.
Parties from distance desiring to see the ana
can come by packet to Lock II, on the James M,er
canal. my i-la"N
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WTANTED, A COOK, WASHER, AND
w IRONER, without children, at los Seventh
street between Grace and Franklin streets.
IL --3tk r@E s.E=s
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Observation-Disclosures!

D-DANY1LLE... RAIL!
IN Il OAD-sUMAlER .sCHEDuLE.-on and
after TUESDAY, April 2la s1Ss8;s HE passenger
1 GOING tWEsT.-Through Mail Train.-Leayes
Richmond, daily at 7:l5 a: III. leaves eDanElle
the sout6side road for Farmville, Lynchburg, and
ali stations on the Virginia and Tennessee rail-
Louisville Columb bus, y; Huntsytlls, De
catur, &C., Ala Gorinth Grand Junction Yisks-
-boro with North Carolina railroad for Charlotte,
Columbia, Charleston. Augusta, Savannah, Macon,
Columbus, Atlanta, &C., Ga; Montgomery Mo-
CONC EAsT..Through Mail Train. LEAVES
Greensboro daily at 5:s6A. M. leaves iDanviHe
daily at $3.50 a.. M connects at Burkevile with the
southstde train from Lynchburg for Petersburg,
&c. .sss. = lt>1- i'-'>,-is -
!, Through tickets, can-be procured at the ticket
offices in Richmond and Danyi leto. all important
points South and Southwest and at Greensboro
and Danville to all points North, East and Vest.
y ap 20 y s5ta.kft ',lt.irnt 81 Superintendent.
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A:sswain named Wise having married "a,
damsel named Martha Gheevis,J the village
poet celebrated the event in the following !:
Sat length she seized the profered prize,
.,.,, AZ happy one, believe us;z3,T s.}ISl,E
For inatrimony made her Wise;
Before, she was Miss Cheevis. nSssen
[aOld authors and the modern vulgar ac-
cent the second syllable Of mischievous. ,'-
Smart. And SO does the authorEof the
:squib above aTas ~ 7',sFSi IS
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets
mo BUILDERS-LARGE BRICK TENE-

EVDUlLOGleo-- IhnuG OaiOA - C!,.,
AIENT, ON NORTH SIDE MAIN STREET
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS.
AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 18th May, at u
O'Clock NJ, we will sell upon the premises the large
BRICK TENEMENT situated as above stated,
and occupied by Samuel s. Carter-the same to
be removed. 4- 1851. tae., 49, r. -
It was built only three years ago, and the mate
rails therein are therefore nearly as good rs new
Persons, about to build would do well TO attend.
TERMS Cash. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
myl2 fERf&k al AuctiOneers.
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NTANTED IMMEDIATELY, q GOOD,
wv PRACTICAL TANNER. One who is tho
roughly acquainted with the business, and capable
of taking charge of q yard can get permanent
Address HENRY HILL % Cos
INV u at - hox22 Cnlpeper Courthouse. va.
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wAssrrraros r.ESrEI.
o,earspssdsaess & .ae Rlehnond D.sp..ca =,

Tie Ntse easssis OF tse sssssc,'.1s
Recess 5rnncls iSeTaenf OF cosa I, es:
WaT Department Kts sat' ssci &
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FOR RENT.

- .A.es- LIZ. - EOtH 1tILN n o. 5-' -"f---
dor RENT, two small STORESGs
il and EASEMENTS on Fifth street one Iii
door from Broad street. Rent low. Possession at
once a-t = -. So NJ. HARRIS BhO.,
my12-t corner Fifth and Broad streets.
TOR RENT, the TRAINED DWELL Gss
IL ING OIL the west side of Third between ~
Clay and Leigh streets, containing ten rooms. Re
Gently occupied by Mrs. Pace. Apply to
my 1-6t 1faEt sIfia - j. l.. APPERSON.
EoR RENT, the ELEGANT FAMILYM
i RESIDENCE near the corner of Leigh M.I
and Eighth streets. Immediately opposite Major
William Aliens, suitable for large family fitted
MP in fine style with all the modern improvements.
Possession Igiven within thirty days. Apply to
Colonel William Gillian, the present occupant. or
to [my s-2taw2w] v. WINFREE.
EOR RENT, that very desirable d.
e BRICK DWELLING, on the south side Iii
lately occupied by Mrs. Triplett It contains eight
rooms, gas and water, and all the modern I'm
provements: also; stable and carriage-house1all
ply to [my a-1wl .GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
TOR SALE OR RENT, the eligibly- o.
I.located DWELLING including Offices, III
Stable, and large. lot attached, at the corner of
Ninth and Marshall streets, formerly occupied by
Colonel John Rutherford. Possession given FIRST
Assurance Society OF Virginia" my SLOT
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1870, 800, RICHMOND, VA, May s, 1858.
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, THE 10TH
OOF.MAY THE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD
viii run as follows: p Lt5ss3 sr!.'ztEf -
LEAVE acknowledges train daily lex
cept Monday at A. NJ Mail train daily ut ?.
p. NJ *. go $1,000 AZ =. a. ~ !;
q LEAVE: PETERSBURG train daily tex-
cept Sunday at lis P. NJ. Mail train daily at Us
A. NJ Freight trains leave Richmond at 1880 P. N.
and Petersburg at A. NJ .E4-@ E.e4 - IL
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:10 P. N.
train. Baggage checked through Fare only
FOUR DOLLARS. Y.lfft .1ffli3.fi-t
4 Passengers for Clover Hill must leave Rich
mond for Chester by EXPRESS TRAIN ut q A. NJ.
on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, connecting ut
Chester with the coal train. E.H. GILL; J
my0 * Engineer and Superintendent.
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4 : uCTI0N SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

EIsESTATE IN THE TOWN OF DANVILLEi
VA.-On "WEDNESDAY the 2lst of May next viii
be sold, at public auction, without reserve: n,t
valuable property known as the DANVlLLE NEW
HOTEL an elegant, new. iye-story brick building
on Main street. lot 7eixls7 % feet, built with all e
new modern Improvements for irst-class bda,
and containing eigtty-seven rooms In addition 70
large parIors, dining hail. &c. The location Is one
OF the best in Virginia for hotel. The house open
ed and well kept would secure at once from seven.
ty-tive to one hundred good boarders. great ba''
gain may be had. as 1t win be certainly SOLD.
TERMS = One-third cash; balance at SIX and
twelve months, with interest," satisfactorily Sc
cured. 49,
5 Will be sold at the same time and place the
STOREHOIISE and LOT adj0Ining-a valuable
property. For further information address
spfSa III JOHN M. JOHNSTON. ESD;
- 81 Cashier First National Bank, DanVille, Va
I'D ll-3tawt20th May
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t'e,5 BY Francis T. Isbell, =.
h. Anctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
i cornS.r of Eleventh, and Bank streets.

TWO VACANT LOTS, ON THE CORNEsRI
OF CULvERT AND BEVERLY STREET, y 3,
IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY, FOX ssA ~ ~ ~
sell on the premises on Ell
NESDAY the 18th day of May 1858 at Q, CLOCK s.
n n TVf) OTIS located as above STA,
ted fronting each on Culycrt, street " lees aiiu
running back 155 feet, s<i-:gF- y;<-
II ma :, a. '''i'' FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
10 ~ 2EtIER& Aucti0neer.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.

ERAMED BUILDINGS, STORE FIX.
IL 7TURES &C., AT AUCTION. ---On THURS.
DAY the l4th instant, at O'Clock p. NJ. we Will
sell TO be removed Immediately the TWO
FRAMED BUILDINGS, corner Of Sixth and
Broad streets, formerly occupied by Mrs, S
Two handsome oW,WISDOWS
STORE COUNTERS,
4.95 > COOK & LAuGHToN,
my13 Auctioneers
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WANTS.

N7ANTED, a COOK, WASHER, and
w IRONER. Also, GIRL In the house.
Recommendation required. Apply at southwest
corner Grace and Twenty-seyenth streets.
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-3z corner of Franklin and Governor streets.
ST0CK OF HATS, CAPS, UMBREL-
&c., &C, AT gAUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY
the 18th instant at 10 O'clock will sell at the
store of Nr. John Thompson, who is declining
business, near the corner Of Fourteenth and Main
streets, his entire stock of kafs =. -sfIsre.
HATS,
Gaps rs - z h-'fEt'i $500
1890, cUMBRELLAS.r&c., 900,
consisting of good assortment Of regular goods /;
together with the
4 i FIXTURES,
sEs. - COUNTERS,
$500 a-ifs SHOWCASES, &c. s.2 +,
~. ALSO. -,
HERRING'S IRON SAFE, In good order.
COOK 6 LAUGHTON,
nv IL s-sr Auctioneers.
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RAILROADS..

20 M FL II It
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! = Nc E.sPSslisa Xaetionses: s &
4 UCTION SAIE nv hssIGNEE I'm

4 UCTION SALE By ASSIGNEE IN
Ia RANKRUPTUfi-.The undersigned, as as
eignee OF the estate OF John T., Anderson. bank
rups VIII ptoceed % gcr at suction on sATgE-
Day the eta day Of Nay, 1888 ct 100 clock H. Ms
If fair K not the next fair day thereafter at store
NO ooh on the south Side Of Broad; between Sc
end andl Third streets q large Assortment o.
WARE, LAMPS. LANTERNS. O1Ea, &c
! sffS9 ri THOMAsiG. JACKSoN3 Assignee
! iss i.posTPoNEMENT. ,-r.
The above sale Is postponed until w EDNES-
DAY the 18th day OF May, 1858, at 10 O'Clock NJ.
In concurrence OF the removal or the goods 70 the
large store No 2o7 on the south side OF Broad pc
tween Second and Third streets. - -
TERMS All sums Of 800 or under tnas ampnn e
cash !: over that amount, approved, enoorsea, me-
gotiable paper Mt thirty days. ., tl.g. 81
- THOMAS g. JACKSON, Assignee: :
Sale conducted by A. O. PULELM, Auct,oH re-
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CHERRIES SALE.--By virtue of dis.
- tress warrant In my hands In favor Of William
Beers against Z. =. Townsend, shall proccedto
sell at the store Of said Townsend, No. l1ls Main
street, on FRIDAY the 22d day Of May, lseS CON.
mencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, SO much OF the stock
OF BOOKS. STATIONERY, &C.. as will satisfy
the above distress warrant; The stock Of gootsi
large, embracing the usual variety Kept In frs.
called to this sale
my 10 JOHN W. WRIGHT, S. CIR.
HIGH sCoNSTABLE'S SALE.-I will
sell on FRIDAY, May Is, 1854 at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at the Office Of the National Coal Mining
Comtpny, corner Of Ninth and Main streets, he
following property-to wit:
IRON SAFE,
OFFICE CHAIRS,
GAS CHANDELIERS,
IA superior DESKS.
!, Lot IRON RAILING,
= s3 lot MATING. and
.ys..ts3 l UMBRELLA STAND.
to satisfy distress warrant In my hands In favor Of
8. C. Robinson r8. Loomis & Hartwell.
my IL - = A. X. CRUMP, III. c. G. r.
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,YXT ANTED, one or two UNFURNISHED
wv ROOMS with BOARD, for gentleman and
wife, convenient to Capitol Square. References
exchanged. = Address box %, Richmond, Va
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NV ANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE CO.
1sEY9ZLORED NAN a situation as a!D1NING
ROOM or HOUSE SERVANT ut some place North
or South. Springs preferred. Good reference
given. Address sR. H.,'' at the Dispatch Office.
81 my l2-at* u, .I..f s..lgn.S o. .I.a 1870
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BySLyne & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, i
is4sf 1879 Main street.

NIEATaFRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
LIN ON, THE SOUTHEAST. CORNER OF
TW EN- TVS &c oND AID vENABLE
sell at the request of the owner, at public ancton,
on WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of May. 1853, at
O'Clock r. NJ, that desirable and neat COTTAGE
five rooms kitchen, &c.
The Lon. fronts % feet on. Xenable street, run
ming back depth Of 132 feet.
TERMS. AZ saIe.s LYME BROTHER,
-my9 r.sl gessftsEa - AuctfOneers.
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SHIPPING.

q TEAMSHIP FOR, LIVER zsSss
fine steamship WOR-SSSSsss1ee&2aSx
CESIER win receive cargo at NORFOLK for
LIVERPOOL until the 10Th instant. For freight,
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We are issuing the WEEKLY DISPATCH as ia cam
,paign paper for a period embracing the campaign
upon the question Of adopting the Constitution
formed by the Radical Convention, and the Preai'
Dental Campaign soon to commence that is, from
the present time TIL the LIST of December nexh I"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05

ppb,ic sale Memoranda.

PUBIC SAT-
On Saturday next, 9Th instant, in Charles town,
BY Mrs. Ann Riley, Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture
On Tuesday next. 10th instant. near Charles
town. by Geo. |. Lindsey, Stock. Grain, Farming
Implements &c. At the same time and place, By
n. s. White, Mrs. Lindsey's Household and Kitch-
en- Fu-niture The extent Of this sale, its aceessi-
bility, &c, win insure very large crowd
On Wednesday, llth instant, near Middleway,
By G.. ". Iabb, ; took. Farming Implements, Ba-
cnn. Grain. Household and Kitchen Fuynitnre.-
Fine stock and Improved Farming Utensils, and
a great variety OF useful things % be sold.
On Friday. 18th Instant near Summit Point, by
JR 4 ID. w Rodrick, Farming Implements,
Horses. Cows Hogs, &c
On Friday. 18th instant, Houses and Lots at Har-
per's Ferry and Bolivar, by 7. W. POtterield and
Isaac Foukc Commissioners.
Or : SATURDAY, lith instant. in Charlestown, by
Rev \. e. North, Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture.
On Monday, 10th instant, miles from Summit
Point. by II. \. Pendlet1a. The stock 70 be ex-
passed foc sale Includes some very sup yrior blooded
animals-horses, colts, cows calves, &c
On Monday. 10th, bv Isaac FOuke, Commission
er, House aud Lot in Charlestown.
On Saturday. 2Ist BY Isaac Fouke aud c. J.
Faulkner, Commissioners, tracts Of land near
CharicStown.
On Saturday aIst instant, by Jno. W. Hurst,
seven acres Of Timber.
On the same dav, by A. L. II. Ransom, Agent,
Town Lots In CharlestOwn.
On Wednesday 25th. IL not previo usly sold pri.
vatslyI Dwelling Houses, Blacksmith and Wagon
Makers shops uca- Zoar.
90 Wednesday. 25th instant. near Siddleway,
Stock and Farming Implements by DR.. NJ. p. Nell
son.