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nrMRs. WINsLoH,s SOOTHING sY-

w MRS. WINSLow'S SOOTHING SY-
RUP, for children teething greatly facilitates the
process Of teethipg by softening the gems, re-
ducing all infanmation-win allay all pain and
spasmodic action, and is sure to 2s- s-.&+ =. 2
REGULATE TIE BOWELS. r.as,sgsr
Depend upon it, mothers, 1t will give rest 70
yourselves and
RELIEF AND REALTA TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for years,
and can say in coHPIDBSoB and Truth OF 1t what
we have never been able to say Of any other me-
dicine-never has it failed In single instance to
effect q cure when timely used. Never did we
know an instance of dissatisfaction by any one
who used It. On the contrary, all are delighted
with It's operation, and speak In terms Of COM
me ndation Of Its magical effects and medical viz
tues. We speak in this matter I" WHAT WE DO
KNOW" after years OF experience, and pledge our
reputation for the fulflment Of what we here de-
clare In almost every instance where. the infant
is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief viii
be found In fifteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup Is administered. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. Be sure and call for
mrs. WIRsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP - having
the fac smile Of ' Curtis l. Perkins on the out
side wrapper. All others are base limitations.
Sold by druggists throughout the world. Price,
only sso. per bottle. s.1s.a t..Et sEIE IL
ofacss: 2ls Fulton street. n. T.; 2os High Hol-
born. London England; 44l st. Paul street, on
'rsal Canada. ,oc s--sodsm
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EA COUGH, A COLD, OR A SORE
THROAT, requires immediate attention, and
should be checked. II allowed to continue, irri-
talon of the lungs, a permanent throat disease,
OF consumption, is often tho result
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,
having direct influence to the parts, give imme.
diate relief.
Eor bronchitis. asthma. catarrh, consumptive and
throat diseases, TRoGHBs are used with 2
always good success. go s.
s!agers and public speakers use them to clear
and strengthen tho voice. g As.ssg ~
Obtain only . y. s..r;,s.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoOHES, - "
and do not take any Of the worthless limitations
that may be offered.
Bold everywhere. oc 26-eod4m
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THE: SCHILLER SOCIETY CHARTERED
Judge Meredith granted charter to III.
Schnabele, Oh. Unkel, A. Kersmarzs
Frederick Klevesahl, and r. Sent, and
such other persons as may be associated
with them, to organize company to sup
port, care for, and maintain the members
ofthe company, when in adverse circurn-
stances or in sickness; to bury the dead
to support, care for, and educate the
orphan children of members Of the com;
pany, etc. The principal Office to be in
Richmond The capital stock shall moi
be less than $4,000, and shall not be more
than $4,000, and may be divided in
shares of $50 each. The charter makes
Henry Schnabele president; Christian
Unkel, treasurer, for the first twelve
months 80 vEs1>
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! MANnrlcruRrns, aAnn RuIInERs' Ex.

MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERs' Ex-
cHANaE.--Thisi important institution to the
manufacturing and building interests Of q
city is about to be established at No. 1907
Main street opposite the post office, by
Lewis Hill, Esq, a. well-known citizen.
These institutions are in operation in Bal
timore, Petersburg, and many other cities
North and South. The subscribers have
desks in large, well-ventilated room 10
the most convenient business portion OF
the city, where they ,can meet those with
whom they have business TO transact. It
is. also q. great. advantage to business men
to be thrown together in this way. The
subscription for the year is q mere triae,
and we hope that in a few days we may
have "The Manufacturers and Builders
Exchangetein full operation, as many Of
our most prominent men have already be-
come subscribers. s,4f
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1- WIN. b. ISAACS & CO., BANKERS.
oosSBR OF MAIN AKD FOURTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND. dealers In COIN, BONDS, STOCKS.
BANK NOTES. COMMERCIAL PAPER, and EE-
GoTIATE LOANS. a.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or on
s,ne, In sums to suit purchasers, on most reliable
houses in ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
FRANCE. GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BEL
GUM, HOLLAND, sWgDRN, and NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight, or
CERTIFICATES issued for same.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points in
the United States, Cahadas, and Europs.
REVENUE STAMPS sold at q liberal discount.
de 2S-3m
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Eg- STEARlNE SOaP.--This best OF all
family soaps, now so favorably known all over
.ss United States, ts, as its name indicates, made
Of the "hsrd substance Of pure talIow" upon an
entirely new principle. Clothes need no boiling,
no rubbing on washbcard; one pound will SO
a, far IS three pounds Of ether family soaps LII
n does no, give satisfaction return 1t at our ex-
pense. Bewars Of limitations the genuine is
made only by ~
NoKgoSg, VAN HAAGEN 4 CO., s.
Manufacturers,
81 sorth front street, Philadelphia; 80 Barclay
street, Ee~ York. no so-eodem
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The MARKET SwINDIERs.-The con.
tinued cases of James Coughlin and War
!ner Carlton, charged with defrauding the
public by using false measures IN the
Second market, was again called before
the Mayo yesterday. '..-. :.
Carlton produced as witness small
white girl, who testified that Carlton
bought the measure from white man in
the market as halfpeck measure. She
did not know who he was.
The Mayor sent the parties Oh to answer
Indictment,
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ERoBBERs ON CHURCH HuL.-This peace
full and quiet portion of the city has until
recently escaped the raRages OF the pea
nut-seliing freedmen, but within: the last
few nights they have commenced opera,
tions in that quarter. On Thursday night
q citizen on Franklin street near the brow
Of the hill found negro man on his pre-
misses, and upon being ordered TO do 30 the
fellow surrendered at discretion but on
his way to the cage he escaped, and was
fred on five times by his captor, but with
ont avail. He escaped unhurt. In an
other locality Of the same hill an attempt
was made in the early part Of the week 70
enter the, storeroom of gentleman, nus
being heard they were scared OF. Citi-
zens living in the less frequented portion
Of the city should be on their guard for
these gentry, who have been ordered by
Hunnicutt to remain IN the city and save
their. votes. They cannot all get work to
do. and in order to get something to eat
resort to stealing.
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AirIllllolll lispatlIl,
l, 1868.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DE
PATCH rs LARGER THAN THE Com.
BINED CIRCULATION OE ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSP&PERs OF THIS
HITy .
AaIctjOg1 Sales THIS Day.

REGNAULT & Co..wilI sell, alto O'Clock,
- ran assortment of household furniture, etc.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at IA
! o'clock the beautiful suburban residence.
81 =" AUBURN on the Grove road, one mile
west Of the city. 80
COOK LAUGHTON will sell at the horse
~ lot, on Council Chamber HILL at 10 clock,
horses, mules, wagons, cows, etc.
a. PORTERFIELD TAYLOR will sell at 10
!, o'clock, in rear of the Ballard House, farm
mules horses, etc. .F,.s,s .g.s;
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Mayors CoURr-MAYoR MAYO PRE-
s1DING-FRIDAY MoRNING.-Charles Win
ston (negro), charged with assaulting and
beating Mason Darlington, was discharged.
Charles Grider was arraigned for as
saulting and resisting Policeman Poiteaux
in the discharge Of his duty. The case
was continued. - glg,,
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The HABEAs CORPUS CASE OF CHURCH.
WELL CoMBs.-The prisoner was again
brought before the United States Circuit
Court yesterday. and counsel were
promptly in attendance, but owing to the
serious. indisposition of Judge Underwood
the case was adjourned until 10 O'Clock
this morning. r- .g
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SpecSGI Notices.

,s- TO FARMERS AND PLANTERs.-Ths
.vnserhers offer for sale, In lots 10 sut
-, TONS OF DoUBIE.REFINEoP PoUDRgTrE
:, the Lodi Manufacturing Company, made from
me nssa, soil, blood, ofal. and dead animais ol
Nav york city, for which the company have sx-
.n,,ye contract. Price only TWENTY. FIVE
DOLLARS PES TON. freight aud charges frcm
yew Yors added. Warranted oy the company 70
b. eaaas weight for weigh. TO any sssh. priced
,upsrphcsphsse In the market. The results on corn
cotton, tobacco, and grain, have been astonishins
the pas. season. 1t natures the crop from ten dayi
70 two ws.ks earlier, aud doubles the crop.
Pamphlets, with eer6cates OF hundreds Of woll.
xno~n plantsrs and farmers, and every insorna-
don, sent free to any one applying by lstter os
o,srwiss 10 HooE 3 wRDDERBURE,
- Alexandria, Va. I
ALLIeoS q ADDISON
Richmond, Va. !;
Q, the 1edi Manufacturing Company, Few York.
ia @-em @.s s3st : - a$a @tra /
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w SPECIAL NOTICE-REMO OVAL
JOHN C. SHAFER & CO., Merchant Tailors, have
removed 10 their new building, No. loo2 Main
street corner Tenth tthird door above the post.
ofaee) whore they win continue their business In
all its branches, and would respectfully solicit
eonsinuu OF the fsvors Of their patrons sndthe
public generally. ia aA-iml
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 81. 1868.
t -'. ARRIVED.
Steamer Albsmarle, Bourne, New York, ner-
chandiss apd passengers, 8. Ayres &Co. J9
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travsrs, Baltimore, mer-
chsndise and passengers, D. & w. Currie.
:-.aEt BAILED. y - p" h@tE-
Steamer Alexandris. Plat, Philadelphia, mer.
chandise and passengers, w. P. Porter. ~ a.
Steamer John sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, NOR.
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum. @ia
The barque W. Rennie, Harding, entered out
ward at Liverpool, on the 10th Instant, for City
Point. .yE-T.Ei - ZrtiIG 81
Barque Thomas Dallett, Duncan. hence, at Bio
Janeiro on the I'd af'fi = - 5i.sb '-S.'si.-
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P1cKPocKErs.-William Washington
(mulatto) was arraigned yesterday for be-
ing implicated in picking the pocket of
Mrs. Barbara Ruprack of eighty-four dol
lars. Mrs. Ruprack identified the fellow
as the one who slipped his hand in her
pocket and stole the money. William was
aant on - - Z -. - : 49, -.
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GRNTL.RMEN'S LIST.f

. L1pI. II.
Green, Alex. Patterson, ]. c..
Gragor, Cyrus Parker, J. y.
Gray, James,S. Parker, 4. D.
Gray John T. Pearson, @: w.
Grotys, J. 8. (2) Pearce, q. w.
-Groty,John---PerduesJ:M n.
Grant, James Pettis, ] h.
Granger, y. E. Ferry, Willie
!. Gresham, Jr., Fears, VIM: ~
SIS. Yenrose, W. L.
1Guerrant, N. L. Phillips, s. w.
Harris, C. Pittman, u. p
harris, q. (c'd) Pleasants. 81 (c'd)
. Hambleton, q. Plumber, NJ.
j. g .sTZE Plume, r. Y.
!. Hall, J. G. ~ Powers, ].
!. Hall, Jasper e. Powell, B. s..
Harrison, L. B. Pope, Thomas
I Hartman, j.. @. Powell, W. =.
Hfgar . Co. 9. -Sonsea' -Soaries, Wi Oliver ai
! Hartman, J q. Quinn, Michael
!. Ralligap, II. howley s. Love-
Harman, M. G.. land
Harvey, S. NJ. Randolph. &. B.
Harwood, w. r. Rawlins, j.. q
Hsssins asysins, W n. Rstsiife. J.. NJ.
8 Hexter, Ed. Reynolds, ] 4.
Heath. r. .gB. Rediord, J. D.
Hitzslburgher, Rhodes; o; q; r,
Bill, w. p. Richardson, A.
Eooser a. W. (2)
- Osborne Rinker, Mr..
Hoffry. q. E. Richardson, u;
Hodpss, a. A. Richardson, JIM.
Hobsons ]. tc'd) ko6bins, p. ~
Holmes. r. RoDlson, b.
Holzbach, Ro. Robeyts, B. J..
Howe. &c. Rahm, David
Hope, VIM. Ross. Jas; >.
I Hooper, w. d.. Rose, u. w. \ :
Bursmap, +: Ropersons sam
Hutcheson. j HI kobsrtson. w.
Iron, David Runy, John
Irvtng,l ). s. Runn,, h0ans ,
ia Lncils Ryan, Thomas
Jsmes, Beverly sapgstsr, Edw.
jackson, Ben kartofi, J:A
(coloredl Satterwhite,9;s. ..
:, Jasper, Rev. j. Sanner, >. .. q
Jackson &.Co., Go., G,.., a
Js$si'on. $ v: 4. Ssssssl.: Sssss; !: Essl! s {.
Jeffies, J. N. Savage, WI.
j efries, d.. T. schole, y r..
Jinnines, W. p. Schermerhorn,
johnson, j. d.. John =.
Ion uson, 3. (2) Sears, Geo. Z. .sa 7
Jordan, David Ssaton, z. w.
johnson, James Sewall, =; ~
johnson, J. shaW, Y. w. ~
Zones. J. r. Sheppard, n. p
Johnston, Jos. Sims, y exton 3
4 johnson, u. Skipwith, u. y.
johnson, 70 sktpwith, Eops.
Jones, Thos. 6lHughfsr, :
johnson, w. smith, II. q Co.s
Ksnouse, John Smith, W.iP.
Harr, Jr., g. A. Smith, w. @. !:
Kennedy, w. Smith, w. Y. !.
Kent, Thomas Smith, j b.
Ksnnsys ~. Snyder q 4. Il
lcolofSdl snyder. Is. y. -
KeItIer, il. SnautnRa, n. 80
Kennedy. D. ssouthal.W.H =;
Kelly, j. spraalfng, 4. u.
King, w. te'dl slangsnbsEg, y.
klsisis. klsasSa, ! ! i. Spencer. !. W.
4 Kranss Char. ~ go. q -,
Kahne, Dr.. q. Spiller, j. ,. tat
.Laphems Ghas. kpotts wood NJ
Larrsbee, =. u h. ,z8, s.fas
LsprYetu, 7. Stanton, d. u.
GenSsY. n. M. Stein, Edward
Lsnggretti, g. strothsr, g. 7.
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The CASE OF MAssENA BEAzLEY.-Mr.
Massena Beazley, charged with obstruct-
ing the execution of the revenue laws, ap-
| peared before Commissioner Chahoon yes
terday morning; but in the absence Of
witnesses the case was continued until to-
dauH e'-ss@ a.-
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CoURT OF APpEALs-PREsENT, MEssRs.
MoNcURE, JoYNEs, AND RIvEs.-The case,
of Woodruff Us. Foster, upon writ Of
suprsedeas to a judgment of the Circuit
Court of Richmond, was argued, and time
taken by the court to consider. - u
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PosT-oFFIcE, FEBRUARY l.
1s6S.-Mrs. Maggie Rankin, Petersburg
Virginia, no stamp Robert Skipwith, Pow
batan county, Virginia, no stamp; Captain
P. Kennedy, Richmond, Virginia, nc
stamp. -rra.
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The CARY-sTREET. RoBBERY.-The con-
tinued case of Isaac Goode and William
b. Bibb (negroes), charged with burgla-
riously robbing the warehouse of Messrs.
HarYeys & Williams, was called before the
Mayor yesterday. No other parties have
been arrested and no other witnesses
being produced the parties were sent on.
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The MA1N-sTREET RoBBERY.-John
Pearce, Thomas Brown, Martha Pearce,
and Annie Clarke, (negroes,) and Joseph
Lee (white), were arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday on the charge of being
implicated in the robbery of Pole & Clarke,
in having in their possession q portion of
the goods stolen from them. The parties
were sent on. ssT
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JOURNALISTIC FAvoRs.-Turner, the in
defatigable and the inexhaustible, has laid
us under renewed obligations for the New
York ! Ledger, Phunny sPheNoU, Comic
Monthly, Wauerly Magazine, Frank Leslie,
and Harper's Weekly; all of which he
sells at his emporium of news.
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The STAY LAw.-The case of George
A. W. Taylor Us. franklin Stearns, upon
an appeal from a decree pronouced by the
Circuit Court of Richmond, has been fully
argued, and opinion of the court reserved.
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tT BATChELOR's HAIR DYE.-Thia
splendid HAIR DYE is the best In the world ;
1s only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; m no disappointment; no rtdiculout
ans !; remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes; in-
,,,soiates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful
, ,Saef or troron. Sold by all druggists and per-
Ians's' and properly applied AZ Bachelor Wig
'I''ory' No. 10 Bond street, New York.
iaH-soa - II 5EG855S
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i PREPARING TO RESIST. I've notice that
several of our merchants on Main street are
putting up wire screens to their front win
dows, to resist the attacks of brickbats, so
much in vogue by rogues .now-a-nights.
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A1222ES41g142 42ltS.
GRAND :. VOCAL - AND 1NSTRU
VI MENTAL CONCERT,
TUESDAY, 25rH OF FEBRUARY,
.;7s aSFgF For the benefit OF 7

.;7s HSsg For the benefit OF
Mr.sLUGWIGs FRANK.
On this occasion Mr.. FRANK will perform some
Of the most difficult Solos ever written for the
Ciartunette. and will also perform upon the Eng
lish Concertina, q newly invented instrument. =.
with the assistance Of the best m musicians, both
professional and amateur, Mr. Frank Is sure that
Tickets for sale at all the music stores IN the
city at the price Of so cents; children, 70 CENTS
fe l-lt* @%S --+tEz.''.
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| Addison, T. Z.
| Adams, T.
| Allen, NC.
Allen, z: 81.
| Allen Wilson
Anthony, 3. Z
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Arderaon, j. b.
Antslotti, L.
Andrews, Q. !.
Andrews, T. +.
Arnold, W..
Atkinson, j; d. q
Atkinson, w. s.
6acon, neT;S.o'
baugn, p d. =.
baum, Ch@S;; 3;
Baker, y. w.
BANKS, SEQ.
6:,o 6ass, =:
Sarssaads. 5sr,sa Ms q n.O.
Panns,,an Barner, anos ~
BaGagnman' ".
n. NJ,
Baumer, a.
BegY, ,U,.,o onn
Beale, Williams
20.
BeGkmsn, sI
pen, oeoargs1.
Bennets 3 ~ " :.
6enson, h
fBerem,TTh9e.
Bs, Berry " ASH
bAupss = q -n.u
rE.M u19ny
81 bbiiIoassoone'UI soe %
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P1cKpocKET.-Offcer R. o. .Dwyer ar
rested yesterday George Emmerson white
boyl. charged with picking the pocket of
Mrs. Ruprack of pocket-book containing
eiphty-four dollars. stss-
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|. ANOTHER WINDOW SMAsHED.-The glass
of one of the front windows to Mr.. Suther-
lands store on Main street was broken
Thursday night. and some goods, including
pistols, &c., abstracted. !, SIS
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EoB1yr z. NAURY. JAHSs L. KAUEY.
ROBERT Z. SKooxa.
cgg- X. r.. MAURY Sc Co., 1-- q -f.s
iBsTABLIsH2D IL lS:G,)
sAEKKRs AED BRoKHEa. ''
Eo. lola Main street,
arst house below the post-oaeo,
RIoHnosD, VA
STIRLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, Stair. CITY, snd
RAILROAD BONDS and .,rg~
STOCKS, &s., III
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVRD and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessible points In the United
States. N1
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STRAP GAME.-Severn Robinson (ne-
ro) was arrested yesterday for cheating
fellow-freedman at the popular strap
panan n,.I -.-,..-.-, - II n.
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/ FALSE PRETENcEs.-John q. Sherman,
was arrested yesterday for obtaining under
false pretences forty dollars in gold, and
fifteen in currency, from Joseph Conrad.
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/ The BRIGHT HOPE Pm. RE0PENED.-We
are informed that the Bright Hope Pit OF
The Clover Hill Company, which was The
scene of the loss of si1ty-nine lives ythe
dreadful disaster Of last spring, is at last
re0pened. The coal from this pit, always
q favorite with the people of Richmond, is
now coming in to the agents in this city.
Two loaded trains arrived yesterday.
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ATTENTION LoUIsIANIANs.-Our friend
Pierre Wilt, of the. Enquirer, calls upon
Louisianians in Virginia to send him their
address. See his notice in another CO.
hmm
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PERSON Brown, of the
Freedmen's Bureau, has been confined to
his room for several days by sickness.
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VIRGINIA EXPRESS. saf
OFFICE: R1oHMoHD. aa7 KIaHrH STREET,

The VIRGINIA EXPRKsSis 10 now running daily
from RICHMoED D TO STAUNT0H and tn. wsskly
70 n AL poinsa bstHesn sTA UNION and CoVlNfa-
Also daily from 8ALTiMoaRs TO RICHMOND
and from BALTIMORE TO STAUNToH.
Furthsr. daily to AI the intsfmsd iste points be-
tween staunton, Hasrisonburg, and Mount Jack
son, htaunion, iLexingtons and Natural Srtdge;
and trt.waskly from ,Stauntone to- Bath Alum,
Springs, Lsvisbpsg, and chaSlsstspea KaBawhs
GoodseSilsd for snd dAIiysredat all pnants ~
the city. For further information apply %
JaLsm 4. w, GARBkR. Asens.
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RICHMOND. SATURDAY MORNING,
chatt,eld, L. D. Janghorns, Goo

10, Geo. Stoksy, Henry
Steward, 0. II.
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