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LOCAL. MATTERS.

The STATE TREAsURY-Moy TO GUST
GEORGE RYE.-It is well known that there
has been for some time past a movement
on foot having for its object the removal OF
State-Trcasurer Rye, with viewto giving
the extreme Republicans majority in the
Board of Public Works. This movement
eliminated on Friday night in 4 Radical
meeting for the purpose of nominating Mr..
Rye's successor, and it was stated IN the
meeting, with show Of authority. that
General Candy. had agreed to make the
change provided the Radical members OF
the Legislature would unite in making re-
commendation to that effect.
The prominent Radicals present were
Messrs. Porter (member elect of ConTess),
Judge BramhalL, .Attorney-General Whit
tlescv, Humphreys, Morrissey. Noble, Cox,
Thayer. Carr, Massey, Downev, Jackson,
White, Luther Lee, Jr., Maddox, and Stow
ell. Several OF these, it will be remembered,
are members of the Legislature. lt-was at
first proposed to make L. H. Chandler
Judge Rye's successor, but this proposition
was opposed by MeSsrs. Porter, Cox, Thay-
cr, Massey, Morrissey, and others, and was
finally lost. At lenythit was agreed to pc
tition General Candy for the appointment OF
Samuel Campbell, Of Norfolk, and thus the
matter stands. s..-0- ~..' .'.ii
1t would be great outrage if this plan
is carried into execution. Judge Rye has
been faithful and efficient officer, and his
loyalty cannot be questioned. During the
war he never fatercd for an hour in his de-
votion to the Union, and he was one OF the
organizers of the Republican party in the
State of Virginia. He has never affiliated
with any other political organization since
that party has had an existence in this lati.
tude. and he was elected by solid and
unanimous Republican vote to the secreta-
ryship of the Constitutional Convention.
He has taken the iron-clad, and can take
any other oath that the strictest loyaliSt
may prescribe. There has never been heard
even whispered charge against his official
character. What, then, is his fault: Simply
that he was an ardent supporter of the
Walker ticket! We are sure that General
Candy will not pcrpctrate the wrong Of bis
removal.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

SAMPSON JONES. JR., will sell at 10, O'Clock n
wcil-assorted stock. of groceries, liquors, etc.
& WILLIAMS VIII sell at 8 o clock two
building lots In the plan Of Navy Hill, on the
east side of Sixth street between Duval and
Baker. .-...........- -.......
JAMES VI. TAYLOR Will sell at l2 O'Clock two
lots on the east side or Thirteenth between
Main and Cary streets.
W. KEESEE viii sell at 10 A. NJ, at
> hfs' store, an assortment Of household furnf-
ture. platform scales, stoves. etc.
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AT meeting of the Richmond Masonic
Building Association held at st: Alban'
Hall Friday ni"ht the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President, a.
+. Harvey: Vice-Presidcnt, =. w. GrubbS.
Directors Thomas L. Dudley, j. ). Cal
vert, Albert Ordway.
Previous to the election the constitution
was amended. reducing the number of di-
rcctorS from ten to five members.
The rctil.in" president, William L. Maulc,
made II report of the transactions Of the
Board from the organization of the ASSocia-
tion to date. and the treasurer a report oi
the financial condition of the Association.
The old Board Of Directors were elected
10 serve until the completion Of the build,
ing, and have been in Office upwards OF two
Years. and Oil retiring. received the thanks
and Appreciation Of the stockholders for the
faithful and efficient manner in which then
duties had been performed.
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HorER's TYRoLEsE OPERA TEoUpE.-Mr.
Deuringer opens his City Spring Park to-
morrow evening with Hofer's Tvrolesee
Opera Troupe. Anything in this line will
doubtless prove a great attraction in Rich
mond as we have never had such an enter
tainment before. Mr.. Hofer and his com
pany will appear in their native Tyrolese
costumes, and sing the songs peculiar, TO
their native country. giving the beautiful
Tvrol warble, which in chorus must sound
beautifully. The troupe has given exhi-
bitons in all the principal cities throughout
the country, and everywhere has been re-
ceiyed with great Scldt.
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THE ESTREET-SPEISKLERs have been stopped
for the season by order Of the City Council.

PUBLIC AMUsEMEsTs.-Nir. Ford's COM
pany gave us another representation of For
moSa on Saturday night, and tonight Mayo
and Miss Hawthorne will open their roper
i0ire for The benefit OF a Norfolk audience.
This week our little Theatre will be closed,
but Monday next will witness its re0pening
with attractions hereafter to be announced.
There will be no dearth Of amusements
this season; for there are nc more energetic
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BETTER THAN THE IRON-CLAD.-F. W. HAR-
RIS, No. Eighth street, opposite Spotswo"d ho-
tel announces to his numerous friends and the
public generally TINT in addition to his fine stock
OF rye whskcys. braudics, and gins, he Is now re-
cciving superior lot Of sherry claret, port and
champagne Wines and hopes that. now that they
are not likely to he chokcd with iron-ciad oathS,
they viii refresh their throats with something not
nt,it hard ip take.
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BE BEAUTIFUL.-If you desire beauty you
should use Haean's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives soft, refined, satin-likc texture to the
complexion. removes roughncsS rcincss, blotchcS,
sunburn. tan, &C.. and adds tingc Of pcarly
bloom to the plancst features. II brings the bloom
Of youth to the fading check, and changes the rustic
country girl into Fashionable city belle.
In the use of the Magnolia Balm lies the true Sc
crct Of beauty. No lady need complain OF her
complexion who win invest scycnty-ivc cents in
this delightful article.
Lyons Kathalron is the best Hair-Dressing In
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CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE.-Thc rooms of
the Chamber of Commerce are now on the
first floor over tn" First National Bank.
The SccretaTy's bulletin Of the daily trans
actions ut the Corn and Flour Exchange
will be found at the door leading up to the
Chamber and at the door OF the Corn and
Flour Exchange. The annual meeting OF
the subscribers to the Chamber OF Com
mcrcc will he held on "Wednesday evening
next at ) O'Clock for the election of Il preSi-
dent and directors and the transaction OF
tlcr hllSinrSS.
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AFFTDAvITs FOR GETTING OCT EXECUTIONS
WHERE TIE INTEREST HAS NOT BEEN PAID
We have had form Of affidavit required by Gen.
eral Orders No. %, prepared and printed. This
form has been approved III headquarters. The ai-
fidavt is required before any execution can be
issued By n clerk Of court.
We can furnish these forms at 80 per hundred
or fifty cents rcr dozen, or tive cents apiece, to
the cities and country. Liberal discount 10 the
troln
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PEnsoSAL.-We had the pleasure OF a
visit from our friend Captain John ii. Free
man, OF the steamer Kenncbcc, on Satur-
day. We are sorry we could not extend
him the usual hospitality Of the Office in
consequence of the narrowness OF our gang
way. Call again, Captain we will have 1t
widcned. The kennebec runs in connec-
ton with the York River railroad, and
leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and satur-
lavs
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HTCuNOND AND DANNILLE RAIL
X p1Ap.-CIIANGE OF SCIU%DULE.-On
-ASnSrr SATURDAY, October o. lSGa. tho PAS
SSII..<rEK TRAINS on this road will be run rs fol-
"NNHHrxc WrST.-LYSCHBURG PASSENGER
rg,I\ leaves Richmond daily except Snndays)
:, IA 4 VI: arrives ut Bprkcyilc at II so A. NJ,
",Iyg close connections with trains on the South
.IiErnad for Farmvillc and all way stations on
tNaf rnad and at Lyuchhurg for all way stations
'r inc Virginia and Tennessee railroad; Bristol,
knnxyillc. Dslton. Chattanooga Nashville, Mem
,Ifs Louisville, and all points South and South
wwrs; THROUGH MAIL AND EXPRESS leaves
Richmond daily nj 2-p.-M., leaves Danvillc daily
ar NJ: arrives at Greensboro at l2:22 4, NJ.
,.qIfug close connections for all stations on the
Inrtn Carolina railroae. both East and West o!
rrryts haro>--vi2 tlllShoTo', Raleigh, &C., East
Ir1iuctun. salisbury. Charlotte. cC., West; Co
E,suhla. = {. Augusta, Savannah. Macon. Co
luu.nus. and Atlanta, Ga. Montgomery, Mobile,
g., Ala: New Orleans, &C., la.
GONG EAST.-TIRoTGH MAIL AND EN-
pEE-S leaves Greensboro daily ut 4. NJ
leaves Danvlc dailyat 3:9s A. NJ. arrives at Rich
lllauI daily at 10. - a. VI. LlNCllBURG PAS
S,.\TER TRAIN leaves Burkerille daily except
~anIays) at I2:t3 I. Nj; arrives n Richmond at
/. VI.
Through tickets eau he procured at the ticket Of
ecc In Richmond 10 all important points South and
Southwest and at Greensboro and Danvillc to all
points North, East, aud West.
THOMAS D0DAMEAD,
yr 9 SuDcrutcnCcn
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and accomplished managers than Messrs.
Spalding, Rapley e Ford, the present les
sees of the Theatre. They have already
engaged Lotta. the FIorences, the Chap
mans, and the Richings Troupe. for our
entertainment at intervals, and the stock
company from the Holliday-street, Balti-
more. win from time to time give us taste
Of the legitimate drama. With promise
of such good things in store so early in the
season, the votaries of pleasure have no
right to complain that Richmond is ne
faI
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ACQUIRES SCHOOL.
w FRANKLIN AND ADAMS STREETS.

TEACHERS: j. =. MCGUIRE, Jr., DR.. i. Il. G
MCGUIRE. T. II. RAOULT (Modcrn
LaupulreSl.
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LEcTuBEs.-Isaac Hunter, the famous CO.
lored orator. and one of the ConSerratlve
canyassers during the last campaign will
deliver lecture Mt Virginia Hall on Thurs
dav night on the "Dutv Of Virginians.'
Major NJ. r. DELANEY is announced to lee
tlIre on Tuesday and "Wednesday nights.
Subjects The Commercial Advantages and
Wealth of Africa and the Origin of Races
ond Color ..r.
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Ritllmond 1ispatrI1.
MONDAY. .....OCTOBER II, 1860.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCH''
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. ~ .s!,L
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ScHUL-FEsT AND CoscERT.-There will be
n grand time at Deurineer's City Spring
Park to-day, the occasion being a schul-fest
and concert by the scholars of st. Johns
Englsh-German Sunday school. This Is
fine opportunity for young folks (and older
folks. too, for that matter) to participate in
innocent amuSements and hear some good
music. The proceeds will he devoted to the
building Of an addition to the school-house.
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Among the details of the late storm in
Maine, it is mentioned that Phillips village
was entirely submerged, the water reaching
the second story of the houses, and that u
cemetery was washed out, scattering skele-
tons and bones along the road.
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Manchester Items.

POLICE CouRT. - Warwick Gray and
GeOrgeanna, his wife. and Tom Crouch
(all necrocs), were arraiened before Justice
Burr-the latter for breaking into the pre-
mises of Mrs. Henry Drewry. and stealing
therefrom curtains. carpetinc, clothing, &c.,
Of the value of $500. Crouch's case was
continued. Gray and wife were sent on for
trial before the grand Jury term of Chester,
field court. Bail was granted. Colonel
Ambers appeared for the defence, while the
Commonwealth was ably represented by
Mr.. Blndy. Policeman Hancock worked
the affair up, arrested the parties, and re-
covered the greater part Of the stolen pro-
perty.
FFsTIvAL.-Wn neglected in our brief
mention of the ladies' festival ut the Man.
chester Episcopal church (Which opens this
afternoon) to state that it would be con-
tinued through the week. The ladies have
made ample arrangements to accommodate
all who may honor them with call and
when we consider the sacred object to
which the funds are to he devoted we
should not he backward in extending to
them the most substantial aid. Remember,
every evening and night this week ut Deca-
tur and Twelfth streets.
PRoposrD CHANGE OF CorHTY SEAT.-A
proposition IS on foot TO move the county
site of Chesterfield to Manchester, and the
frccholderS are to be called on to decide
whether they are willing TO be taxed to the
amount of 10000 to dcfray the expenses
attending the removal. As the projected
removal will enUrc to the benefit of Man.
chester, we trust that it may meet with
general favor.
4 New PosTM AsTER.-It is rumOrcd that
Postmaster james VI. Moody has received
his dismissal, and that James Cunningham,
a nero grocer at the corner of Seventh and
Hull streets. has received the appointment.
The reason ASSIGNED for the removal Is that
Mr. Moody voted the Walker ticket.
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The STABBING AFFAIR BEFORE THE
MAYoE.-The case of Charles Spain, charged
with stabbin@ George Morrison, the ticket
AGENT of Robinson's circus, was brought
before the Mayor Saturday morning. The
condition of the wounded man being still
very critical, the Mayor continued the case
until it could lie ascertained whether or not
his case would prove fatal.
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For NEW YORK.
OLD DoMISToN nTT NHT srrAMsnr .HnHi :Issg

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP sssSteasss
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL. SARATOGA, MAG X A, ALBE-
TARLE and HATTERAS, leave New York for
Norfolk. City Point. and Richmond, every TU ES-
DAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, ut .
O'Clock p. NJ. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, al high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and statcrooms. The fare, accommoda-
tioIs, and attention. are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for AL
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, At a QuAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, ut the Offices of this
company.
y. L. MCCREADY, President, 1877 Greenwich
street. New York.
WILLIAM c. DUSHAM & CO., Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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D1scuARGED.-Georgc Wright, the man
who was arrested for stealing Il horse and
buggy from Robinson's circus, was dis
charged Saturday, the horse and buggy
having been cXtricatcd from the @uilcy on
Eighth street by Mr.. Deuringcr, OF the City
Spring Park, and his workmcn.
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TLOUR AND BACON.-CHOICE FAM
Il lily and EXTRA FLOUR of my own manu-
flcture !; also, J. McSLUNG'S and other favorite
brands.
SUGAR-CURED HAMS--new and old,
SUGAR-CURED BREASTS and SHOULDERS.
GEORGE A. HUNBLEf,
- Rrnai street
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Steamer John Sylvester Clifford Norfolk, mcr-
chaudi.c and passcuGc l.. II. Tatum.
Steamer hlhcmrrlc. Couch. New \ ork. Tncr-
chaudise and passengers, ". G. Dnnham Go.
Schooner \. VI. hidrdgc, StoYcr, PhiladcIphla
coal, BraZcal & tottrcll
schooner Morning Light, Ireland, Philadelphia,
coal u order
schooner Bee. Lloyd, Wilmington, Del, mcr-
ch1ndisc, captain. w
Schooner Rcbccca knight. Bartlett, Philadcl-
phia, coal, liawcs x Merriman.
Schooner Caroline Holmes. Jackson fhllaGcl-
phia. coal, W Wrt Roberts.
Schooner Matthias DunnOCk DuunoCk, iiaTTc dc
Grace. coal, Staples & Blair.
SchoOuers Thomas J. Tull, Cooper. ana blo0m-
field O'Day, Alexandria, coal, Writ Roberts.
SAILED.
steamer Petersburg. coShcgan Baltimore
merchandise and passengers, Iiarycys Il " IL
liams.
steamer Albcmarlc. Couch, New ork. merchan-
disc and passengers. W. c. Durham 4 Go.
Schooner Walter Th"rndikc, Hall, Boston, mcr-
chaudisc. Cro"cil turrc.
Schooner i. Is. Carter. Reed Norfolk, m"rchan-
disc. Crowcll& turrie.
Schooner A. +. Stafford, Powell Philadelphia
lumber. Curtis & Parker.
MEMORASDUM.
WEST POINT. October 9.-hrri"cd. steamer
Admiral. Freeman, merchandise ana passengers,
Richmond and York River railroad Company
and sailed return.
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NJ. ELLYsoN L co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee. and the northern cities, At pub
fishers rates. Tor cash. Apply at this Office.
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RoBBERY.-The grocery of Mr.. John
Pcay, on the corner of Main and Thirtieth
streets, was broken open on Friday night
and robbed of $3.50 worth OF goods.
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NEEDS ATTEHT1oS.-Thc attention of the
police authorities is called TO the condition
of the bridge over the outlet between the
Dock and the river between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets. Several horses have
been Injured in crossing il, and there is now
great danger to those who attempt TO drive
nt.r ir
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SUPREME C0URT.-Thc Supreme Court Of
Appeals meets in regular session Tomorrow.
The docket will be ready, and can be had
Of the clerk this evening.
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NOTICE.-The BOATS of eszS-sSII:5Iis
nv line will leave the Basin
promptly on TUESDAYS, THURSDAY ., 'anc "a
Freights taken for all points on The Canal.
4, r. A. HILL, Agent.
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCIOOLS,)
..s.ra SIXTH STREET. CORNER FRANKLIN, I
RICHMOND, VA.
DUBLIC SCHOOLS. ..e...

The following Is n liss OF SCHOOLS for white
pupls. with localities, tcachcrs' names, and time
Bows Grammar School, corner Ninth and
Franklin streets commences October 6. Miss
l:loisc II. New, teacher.
and Clay street second story, commences Mon
day, October IL. Mrs: f. d. flnnaley. tcachcr:-
Girls Grammar school, Cherry street near Hol-
Mary a. Fulton, Teacher.
Boys Intermcdi-'" school. corncr Brook ave-
nue. and Clay sirrt, second story. commences
Monday, October II. Miss Laura c. Richards,
teacher.
avenue and Clay street, commences Wednesday,
October 10. Mrs. II. 4. Appcrson, Teacher.
Boys and Girls Primary school, corner Third
and Main streets comme,nccs renee. Wednesday, October
Grammar and Intermediate schoo!, Twcnty-Grhr
Ser g. ' Miss i. G. Sta Stanwood and Mrs.. Mary Solo
BOYS Grammar School, Cherry st"cet near Hol-
,Ira r. Whiting. teacher.
Girls Intermediate school, Bcthc' church, cor
ncr Twentieth and Cary streets. commences We'd
Ats'' Boys' ndGirls' Eyinary ScA"oi, Gci Church.
Wednesday, October ls. Miss Ny Walters,
BOYS Boys and Girls Primary School, c.-ner Brook
October IS. Miss Lucy +. IIockH"'N. teacher.
Girls Grammar and intermediate School. Clay
street between First and Foushee streets, com
ncnces Wednesday. October 13. Miss N. 5. Wat
kns and Miss s. f. Haskell, teachers.
Girls, Grammar scho"l Kockctts. Nicholson
street, commences Wednesday,, October l3. Miss
Tomasia VI. I'utchison, teacher.
Bows Grammar School. Rockets. Nicholson
street commences "Wednesday, Octobc: 10. Miss
Lucy L. Ilulcc. tcacher.
Boys and Giris' Primary School. Rockets,
Nicholson street, commences Wednesday, october
l3. Miss G. NJ. Savage, teacher.
Girls Grammar School, Broad street between
Ninth and Tenth streets, commences "Wednesday,
October c. Miss Jennie Z. Howard teacher.
Bows and Girls intermediate School, Broad
street between Ninth and Tenth streets, com
mcmccs Wednesday, October G. Miss VI. NJ.
Nichols teacher.
Pupils will please bring such books rs they
have and await further directions TO be given by
the several teachers. .-m 4. WASTBURN.
60 ~ Suporint or dent pu,lic schools.
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SEIZURE BY THE MARsHAL.-The Eagle
Machine Works; on the south side of the
Basin. have been seized by United States
Marshal Parker, the proprietors, Messrs.
Kahl & Rahm, having been forced into
bankruptcy by Messrs. J. 4. Arnold e Co.
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RESTAURANTS.
'FHE MORNING GLORY

FIkE-pLACE HEATER.
Something entirely new. With II -FOUR STO-
RIES can be heated with one fre. al cast-lron-
the best In use. c. G.. GREGORY,
oc a-5m Iil7 Main street,
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DOR NORFOLK PORTS-SS1;nI
a MOUTH AND ALL REGULAR sssszfssssssRks,
LANDINGS on TIE JAMES R1VER:-Ihe fast
and elegant UNITED STATES MAI. steamer
Jon y : \ l. V T. L l. Il,
Captain y. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf ut Rockets for the ahoTe-namca
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and tltl-
DAYS, at 81 O'Clock L. NJ. and returns on Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive I'm Norfolk IN time TO con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
North. -,
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arri-
val of steamer. #t ..#
Fare to Norfolk, $3.50. .........
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, andHSaturdays,
from !: VI. to 81 L. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings ON James
river. at reasonable rates.
No WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freights for way-landings must he prepaid.
Applyto to l.. i. TATUM, Agent.
seol once. steamers wharf,
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CtHESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
NfROhD. = CHANGE OF SCHEnULE.-0n
and vficr ST NDAN, October 10TH 1860. MAIL
TRAIN win leave Richmond daily for White Sui
lruur Springs at o \. NJ: leave White sulphur
Springs at \. NJ. and arrive ut Ricbmond i:io 7.
Minimizing close connections with the Orange,
NnNaudria and Manassas railroad mall tr tin In
Iuta directions al GordonSyi!lc, avoiding the dr-
lays heretofore existing between Richmond and
ACCGNMoDATIGN TRAI,j between Char
illc and Richmond win leave charlottesville
at .:20 4. VI. aud arrive iu Richmond AZ 10 4. VI.
on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS. and SAItR-
DAYS. Returning same days, viii leave Rich
mond nj 34o L. VI.
The MAIL TRAIN connects 1t GOrdonsvile and
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, AieXantiiia
and Manassas railroad for Alexandria, Washing
ton. Philadelphia, New York, Lynchburg,' Knox
VILE Chattanooga. Memphis. New Orleans, Mont
rrm"ry. Mobile. &c: 81 StStlIiton with stages
for NarrIsonburc. Wcycr's Cave, and Augusta
SpruEs At Goshen with sta HgrS for Lexington: a
tG-al bridge, EockbT'dgc hlun Springs Cold Sui
prur Springs aud Enckuridg,c Baths; At Niuhorc'
with stages fcr Hstl Alum a1.i Warm Springs
NJ CuYiu,t. u With Stages lor Hot and icaling
Springs at Allegheny with stages FOR Old Sweet
a,4 l:cd Sweet Springs; snd at White sulphur
springs with stages for Salt sulphur Springs, Lew
ishurr, Charleston. &C.
JAMES +. NETHERLASp, I
org General Ticket Agent.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS roR SALE IY THE ECE-
DRED at the DiSpntct osiice.
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EDUCATT0NAE..

u 3. HOLSTEAD. A. NJ, an cxpc-
IN. rienccd teacher, will Rive PRIVATE IL
MATHEMATICS, or BELL Es-L ETTREs. 10
pupils nj their homes (sfngly or In classcSl. IT
No. Gl9 Main. between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Highest Testimonials furnished Address through
the post-oiiicc, No. 70S Grace street, Richmond,
Z !, :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-11
NATIONAL LINE.

NATIONAL LINE.
Steamers weekly TO LIVERPOOL, NyKTS
calling at QUEENSTOWN, leaving ssezsssssdE. zsssssdE.
pier A. North river every Saturday:
FRANCE QUEEN, HELNETIA,
ENGLAND, VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage, 300 aud .7J, currency.
Stecragc tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
S37, In currency.
Sicerage passage from Antwerp, Hamburg, Rot
terdam, and Havrc, S.5 In currency.
For further particulars, apply ut the offices OF
the company, ~ Broadway, +. w. j. HURST.
MlLIIAM c. DTNIIAM & CO. Agents.