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FOR RENT.

4 COMFORTABLE AND CONVENIENT
n Dwelling House, ten rooms in it. with TWO
large lots of ground, situated on Monroe street,
above the Court House. For further in1orma
ton see either p. L. KIMBERLY, at Coal
Works, East Wheeling or GEORGE ZIMMER,
at Zimmer's Bakery, Market street ian5-lw
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stockholders Meeting.

WHEELING, ". Va, December p, ls6s.
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i Stockholders Of the Wheeling and Belmont
Bridge Company will be held at the Office of the
Company, on Monday, the 18th day of jan
uary, 1869, between the hours of l and 81 o'clock
P. NJ, for the election of nine Managers TO serve
during the ensuing year. JOS. LAWSON,
dec2s-td Secretary.
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ZEE. Booking and Booking d Miller
are selling Hair, Tooth and Nail Brush
es, Combs, Powder, Perfumery, Soap
and Cosmetics at reduced prices. Give
them call.
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NEW FIRM.

r HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH NE W. A.
L ISETT and ]. S. NAYL0R, and will con:
tinue the Wholesale Notion Business at the old
stand, No. &C Main street. Wheeling, w. Va,
under the firm name of WHEAT, ISETT g.
NAYLOR, commencing January lst, 1869.
ian5.2t GEORGE K. WHEAT.
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING. WEST VA.
JAPETAL.......... -..........s3OO,OOO.
fa.e, % Monroe street, next door 70 First Ma.
tional Bank.
GEORGE X. WHEAT, President.
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Wee Pre6dent
JOHN BISHOP Secretary.
q. II. COLLIER, Assistant Secretary and Gen.
eral Business Agent.
DlREcT0Rsi
John 4. Wilson, George X. Wheat,
Jas. G. Orr, Sam1 Harper,
John A. Armstrong. James McClunoy,
A. c. Quarter. Morgan l. OFT
George Adams.
RRRERRNcRs
S. Brady, Cashier Nerchants' National Bank.
wheeling List, Morrison Co., Wholesale
Grocers, Wheeling, Pryor, Handlan & Co,
Wholesale Groeers, wheeling, Michael Reilly.
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling Mcclellan 4
Knox, Boot and Shoe House. Wheeling McCabe,
Kraft & Co, Druggists, Wheelingi Geo. W.
Wheeling Winship., Woods a. Co. Queensware
Wheeling; Lewis Baker. Pub. ROOSTER, Wheel
ing i. C.McAfee, Notions, Wheeling Camp.
bell Frew & Co, Pubs. Inteui0eneer, Wheeling.
OFT, Son e. Co., Hardware, Wheeling; j. y,
Sands. Cashier First National Bank, fairmont:
X. p. Camden, Pres't Nat. Ex. Bank Weston
W. Va, Capt. John Mcclure Jr., Wheeling
may3
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Teas and Tobaccos.
House and Lot for Sale at
Auction -4--

T SHALL ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
i 18th, 1869, offer for sale at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at the front door Of the Court House OF ONO
county, nv residence. situated on the south
side of Hampden street, containing eight rooms,
pantry and wash room, and fine cellars under the
whole house; also good brick stable and car
rage house attached. Terms made known on
day of sale.
jan6-td Mrs. v. Z. WHITE.
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Wednesday. --Janual
TOWN TRIPLES.

New ADVERTISEMENTS - Teas and
Tobaccos-Howell, Bloomfield q Co.
House and Lot at Auction-Mrs. V. E.
White.
Statement of the Wheeling Savings
Institution.
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VIM. GREGG.
PEOPLES BANK OF WHEELING,

WHEELING, w. Va, January 1, 1869.
rI,HE DIRECTORS HAVE DECLARED A
L dividend of six per cent, out of the profits
of the last six months, payable to stockholders
on demand. j. +. UPDEGkAFf,
ian53t Cashier.
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Porto Rico Sugar

on HoGSHEADS PRIME QUALITY Jrsr
~ received and for sale by
oct2l NJ. REILLY.
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GEAR Bacon Sides.
+ H0GsHEAD5 JUST RECEIVED AND
v for sale BY 49,
hoSS NJ REILLY.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
NDAILY REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER.
ne year......s7 50 Three months. --''- Is 3
Six months .. 90 One month 1900
TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THE CITY. es %.
or week Is cts. Per month ;s rUpn
TRI.wEEKLY REs.S - ~,
Published every Tuesday, Ti'i'.'' anu s'"'
One COPY, yrs 60 ONE 9ns e sSy m Ie 90
five ccpies VI. 20 - - ~ =
:. sraa COPY wiz be sent 70 the getter up Oh
.aeb club of FIvH.
WEEKLY REGISTER.
~. oonv VT. 50 col Five copies, Tyr. 90
0iie Sopy, mos. 4 90 Ten copies, yr. l6 20
one copy, mos 50 Twenty 4" l yr. &c 90
A free copy of the WEEKLY viii be sent for
each club Of Ten; and q free copy OF the TRI-
WEEKLY viii DO sent for each club of TWENTY.
DER ARBEITER FREUND.
e4l-e GERMAN WEEKLY
Mail. 20 By Carrier. 25
Same club rates as WEEKLY REGISTER.
Advertising Rates per Square.
-4. "a square is Of an inch space9
One time. ......$1 90 One week. --..--.S 90
Two times .... l so Two weeks w
Three times. 2 90 One month 1890 w
LOCAL NOTICES" per line Is cents, but no
notice inserted for less than One Dollar.
Advertisements i'm Weekly.
Special Notices" per line. %
WedneSday january u.
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Refaii Drug Store
GOLDEN sYRUp

60 BAREELs BRUsEs, J.st received ..d
sep2 II. REILLY.
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Extra Family PIo..

Inn BBLs. WHITE Lilly wHIIs
4OO Winter Wheat, fresh ground. Bss |"
auFs NJ EErLLr
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INSURANCE.
Franklin Insurance Conrp'V
OF WHEELING.
Capital, slso'ooo'

OE w
c;,.s Sl50,O00.
Directors
MCCLELLAN. GEORGE MESDRL
pan ?. ~ 9oon@ THos. p. SHALLcko
=. M M Te.x1Errn. j. n. VANCE,
v. :, w, ,i = MicHkEL EzFLAY.
L LSrsS y; s r,oMPANY NOW HAvlNG
heen orranized Eve years, ana ,, N .nas .as ss
5ons = successful business, Is sun III ss.ls
ts%s ,;sts Al fair rates on Buildings 9, AVA aas
Msrchsndiss. Misunderstanding Estaonssn%Wents s
E,-n;tsra STEAMBOATS, and cargoes on tne est
arm Rivers and Lakes. ms com tps-ssv tsas
snnarior Inducements to Farmers. w. bar -!
cs,' he insured on Dwellings, rurnIa as ~
and Contents. for three or i've years =. ,hs
rates This being State company WIN
Largest Cash Capiiai ~
D.,a IN and Surplus of any company IN tne Ssass
..S pnaon,rnosed Of some ninety four stoe
most of whom are among our best pusinosS
recommends itself TO the favorable COUSIN ,.s a.,
ION ~ the insuring public, and soneits tss'l
PATRONAGE. Applications for insurance MI ~
npromptly attended to az their once, 10. 49,
MONROE street or at their several asehcie'
G. NJ. C0EN, Asst secretary
SAINT. MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice PRESIDENT 5tasI
feb20-dAw
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AZ sH Ms ienrS Of the Heavenly King,

Her precious remains Wa 5sros;.e5 in thu
Catholic Cemetery, near wSeeIiSS Thursday
her brother. "Atn 'n' 'ASHe' VI
Thus lived and died Mrs. Marrarot . Nccaf.
frey, aged "a years and . mon tbs. n NV
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-16
Universal Negro Suffrage.

Tho Louisville Demoerdtthinks the fol
lowing States may. be Set down as certain
10 vote for the ratification of the fifteenth
constitutional universal suffrage smend
ment: Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts,,
New Hampshire, Rhode Island, West
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Alabama. Florida, Louisiana, Arkansas,
tennessee, Kansas, Nebraska, Nevada,
iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin,, Michigan
20 States; and the following against the
measure, namely: New Jersey, Delaware,
Maryland, kentucky, Georgia, Ohio, In.
diana, California, Orcgon--9 States.
Doubtful Illinois, Connecticut, New
York and Pennsylvania States. AS
Radicalism does not consider Virginia,
Mississippi and Texas in the Union, the
amendment requires the ratification OF
therssfcyrtAs Qf the ottee%ssqlaittHtt"A sbati
ofthe Constitution. The probability at
present is that it cannot receive the ap-
prevail Of so large s number, but by 3
vigorous application Of the party hash,
the weak kneed Republican Legislatures
will all be driven into it, in the course OF
the next twelve months. vr.s-.5.
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-16
DIR. T.. WALL,

Occrnsr AND AtRIsr Fayetteville, Ark
may Dc found, for the next techfy Days
a, the law ofiicesof Hon Huen +. TnoN-
Asos, north room of the Wallace House,
Dir. WALL having made the treatment
Of the EYE and EAR speciality for $
number of years he feels safe in saying
that he will give immediate relief in all
cases that are durable. His treatment
differs materially from the old practice
and his remedies are not painful; yet,
when applied they Immediately check The
disease, and certain aud speedy cure is
sure to follow. lie would say to those
who have been treated by Others, without
relief, call and see him.
lie refers, by permission, to the follow
inc gentlemen, well known in this vicini-
ty: 7. J. Pollard, NJ d, r. +. Lots
peich, NJ D., I'D. Walker Esar ~ h.
Stone, J, l. Crayens, J Z. Trott, Rea-
gan 4 Pettigrew, Attorneys, J. III. Stir
man, McIlroy & Van Hoosc, Fayetteville
and Gen. ii. F. Thomson and Judge
John b. Ogden, Van Buren,.
mar 6tf
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-16
ETi Mr.. Dixon, Of Connecticut, in the
dobste in the Senate on the Tenure Of Of

ET Mr.. Dixon, Of Connecticut, in the
debate in the Senate on the Tenure Of OF
fee bin, made tlefollowing remarks org
Ar, Dixon said that be voted against
the Tenure Of Office hill whep on its pass.
age, and should,now rote for its repeal.
lie agreed with the Democracy Of Con.
nccticht IN the idea expressed in the re
sumption Of their recclt State Convch-
ton, that they would not wage indis-
criinmatc warfare against the adninistra.
ton of General Grsnt SO far as he say-
ported and upheld the ConstitutioA, they
would support him, or any other Presi-
dent. They were in favor n giving him
affair chance to 50 administer the govern.
mcnt as 70 deserve support 'fpheyo had
great hopes that he would do 50 and,
perhaps, N he were o prophet, he might
predict with safety that the time was not
isr distant When the majority In this Sen.
ate would be quarrclling over him. Ifso,
perhaps, the honest men Of the nation
would be benefited by such difference
Wishing 10 give General Grant airplay
md an opportunity To serve the country
~ q generous aud magnallimous policy,
removed far above the atmosphere ofthe
radical party, he should vote to repeal
thu civil tenure bill. r1ca9 2 Z Z
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-16
UNFORTUNATELY those under

Observation-Disclosures those under
way, we learn there are several houses,
now under CONTRACT to bc completed this
spring or early in the summer. Mr.
JOSIAH Foster has in contemplation, put,
ting up large, three story, brick edifce
on Main street, opposite AZ LYNcH's
mammoth store house. The upper stories
it is understood viii be used by the Ma
sons for Lodge Rooms. This is an i'm
provcment that will greatly. add to the
looks of Main street r.- ..Y %. H'
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r,y- Shcri0 Little, Of this County wi,

Ey- Sheriff Little, Of this County Will
a posse OF some eight men is in pursuit
of Fisher, the murderer Of DR. Mckinney
The hast heard from the Sheriff and party
they were in Texas, a half days travel be-
hlud the Fisher party, which numbered
some four, and hot work may be expect
ed il the Sheriff should come up with
them. May success attend Mr.. Little and
party in capturing these despcradoes. =
Fayetteville Democrat. . 49, -.
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-16
EF- "Town Talk" Of the Little Rocl

ES- Town Talk" Of the Little Rock
Gazette, has very mkind cut at the
Radical Legislature, as follows:
I" Town Talk has it that the assembly
will not adjourn untl July; that major
itr have no homes 70 go to, and hence, if
an adjournment was had they would be
deprived of the means of making an hon
est livelihood. 1t certainly looks very
much that way 49,. ... ed, ..gy.
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-16

''rhe Radicals have torn and man gled
the Constitution to such a ;lcgrec, that
they, now hold It in contempt, rs they
prsss on it in the work Of. changing the
chaNSter Of the goycrumeSk The New
York T'mxs says~oh q - heinsr yl1
WScnstor Nye declares that It is Ills In.
tention henccforth to "lcave the poor old
Constitution alone, and attend to the
pressing practical, questions demanding
the atsssiti ON of, the Senate LIS to be
regretted that iietL Nye, ~ well ~ geod
many othG Senators, had hotarriyod ai
this decision sooner; they would have
shved the = poos0ld Constitution ayooo
many heary SlOacs and some reSy dsmog-
iAj <sosnSt; ~ we'll AZ tho country grsa,
wastsof tisc,B and, secured legislation u
practical sort, Of which il certainly
stsaAls III pressing nscd''ab .as,af"
scs yas eliAAlnlA-.l -. y rlEn . ,oi5ssmol
~ Ai%SsonHss 'oastiser, s09d. ulingsthc' NJ
l~etSr. ,,Lroughtr 10 oprs City Thursday
night, was Que Of the old grandfather,
yryho town MI. SAM c. iiAxLEr Of tn,
house 81 Wrfrr \ HASLkrF lie returnet
Cor hyipg, visit V the CRESCENT CITY
t,sL laspsSEd ooks A. happy as a lark, q
hlS rctsru and isjabiant over the relic
pf family cares. hts
irsf srl- -aAAA-x,~s-.-<--a-@-,'n-G ~
"14s The 81 ti6ab Mail Sage tlus herr
" Monday .inerping turned over in ,Icc''
eAs!.s na4E por at Le Natural Dam
tkss&sIaaic --s.AIeIessasss aef DE driver
4 lady passenger, Mrs. VAUGHN Of For
Smith came lear being drowned, Mail'
q sOurse ,wsrs water soaked, and were
brought to this Office on Friday morning
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rE The House of Brooks, MACDON-
AID 4 Co, New Orleans, proved a dead
beat. Win probably pay 4 or "A per
cent. That Macdonald is a miserable
"cuss, and if ever he should show his
face in this part of Arkansas, a coat Of
tar and feathers would not come amiss
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-16

rc- The c'ark~iHe, Captain WIN RfA
sosrR, PrRRr in the Office, lef> New Or
leans, ON the Sd and may be looked for
here every hour, l. COZ > .frs..t -rsy
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-16

Ef5- Mr. y. c. WILLIAMS, of the House
Of ID. c. Williams 4 Co., and daughter
were passengers down OH the Importer
Friday to New Orleans. Miss EMMA,
bids goodbye to home and enters upon
q school life for the coming year. We
wish them a safe and pleasant trip.
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-16

49, The salariss d Queen Victoria and
her family amounts to 1000, 900 annually :,
In gold. The prices Of coal an tour ncN OF
trouble them.
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Hon. James Dixon Of Connecticut.
Senator brSos, has been unanimously
INV the Democracy II the LIST

nominated by the Democracy q the lst
Congressional District Of Connecticut,
for elee,ioa 10 lpnse Of representatives,
On the first informal Ballot he received
IS of 10 votes cast in the convention
This district is now filled by the Hon. X
ID. Hubbard, democrat, who declined a
denomination.
In the End District Hon. JAS. F. Ban
COCK, has been put in nomination by the
,Qgmoesauc .payiys- Julius liotehkiss the
old member was not an dcfye candidate
for the re-noinination, This district Is
Democratic by over 1000 majority.
They are both strong men, aud with
the acknowledged popularity of Governor
ENGLISH, wemay confidently predict tha,
Connecticut will this Spring again throw
out the victorious banner of Democracy.
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-16

"a polite philosopher once thanked
slady who had been singing to . party for
an hour. by saving, Madam, you have
wasted our time chsrmngy" r''
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-16
FOUND

In this city on Friday last bunch of
KEYS, of various sizes, and Of no doubt,
valuable to the owner They can ha had
at this OFFICE on paying for this notice
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-16

/ The attendance was general. and the In.
terview very agreeable, The-sTowd OF
visitors at the Executive mansion was
greater than atany day since the Presi
dent crtcrel upon the duties of his office
Private interview we're granted to great
many of the visitors, including Senators
Coils, Crsgin, Kellogg, Sumner, Drake,
Schurz. Williams, Stewart. Fowler. and
| Governor Reed, of Florida; and also
many representatives, among them Banks,
Iiawley, Pane, Darling. and others.
Secretary Cox reeeivcd large panpGT
ofN'isitors. at the Inferior. department
this morning.
Delano was completely overrun with
visitors this morning
The Senate having been In Executive
session few minutes confirmed wash
burne as Minister to France in the place
of Dix, resigned also Boutwell, rs Secre-
tary of the Treasury Rawlings for the
War and Fish for the State. q.
Mr.. Binkley attempted an assault on
Mr. Rollins in the street to-day. r ...s..
The following names were also sent to
the Senate to-day hys the President
James Longstree., surveyor OF customs
for the port Of New Orleans James +.
Casey, collector of customs at New Or
leans. .-..a ..f d.. #..r.r ..r ..
a delegation of Georgia. Radicals,
headed by Blodgett, called on the Presi-
dent to-day, to present grievances ofrad'
ieals in that State, Grant listened TO the
address, and on its conclusion said he
could not make any reply to what has
been said at prxsent. 1t was matter nc
would have toSdink abont and talk over,
He, wanted to see one thing very much,
that was that all classes of the people be
protected in their opinions everywhere
lie desired speedy establishment oflaw
and order in the South; had seen III the
papers that the legislature Of Georgia
was to-day going 70 vote on the 10th
amendment, and inquired how they would
dispose of it. -. q. ..-s.. .r,tarr
Blodgctt replied that they would pass
il. The. democrats in the Legislature
had informed him this would be the case.
Congress having inflicted negro, suffrage
on them they were now. going to try to
infIct it in turn on the damned yankees,
The President smiled and said that was
more than he had expected, and seemed
pleased at the prospect of so easy solu'
ton of the vexed question. sr.f ,r..r.
sF yt t1uoa \. INV YORK, March H.
Cotton heavy, about &c lower, upland'
sst gold By. +. no '.aus 'Hrs a'I
/ Thc steamship Henry Burden, left
Jacksonville, Florida, some time ago an(
has succeeded in landing a force Of 1Ot
Cubans, under Senior Cisucras, and larg,
assortment of war material near Mayari
where Cespides was waiting to recciv,
them. The Cubans we're all armed will
Peabody rifles and revolvers and carried
with them several pieces of light artille
ry. '.a .'- ...a s"'t
The chief topic of conversation toda,
in financial circles was the appointment
Of Boutwell, as Secretary Of the Treasur,
which was received with much favor an'
had buoyant effect upon the nationa
securities, the '62 bonds rising to - thu
highest price yet attained 49,, ...
New YORK, March s.
Cotton firm, uplands 294. . ..1
LIVERPOOL, March s.
Cotton quiet, uplands 12t; Orlesn
l2S; sales 10000 bales. a..-.., ...'...
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-16
> Dissolution Of Co-partnsI,hip'

VNIIE partnership heretofore existing DC,
tween the Undersigned. ~ the name anu
style of Collins Il Lanigan. has this Jay cx'
pIrcd 10y limitation. .,
The business will hereafter he carried on Az
their Old stand, on Garrison Avenue by
Thomas I.anigan. who will also wind up the
affairs OF the late firm.
JAMES ". COLLINS,
THOMAS LANlGAN.
IN retiring from the firm ofCollins a Lani-
gam have TO tender my thanks TO the public
for the liberal patronagethey have bestowed
ON me, and hope nav friends will continue TO
extend tile sapie 10 Mr.. Ianigan. tt
JAMES NJ. COLLINS.
HAVING to settle up the business OF the
late firm of Collins & Langan, all who are in
debted are requested To pay with the least de-
lay pn,ctieabir ~ as 10 avoid the unpleasant
necessity Of placing their accounts In the
hands of a collector.
| am also compelled 10 close all accounts
and cOniinc myself to a STRICTLY CASH BUsI-
MSS more particularlyas will sell at a very
small profit, and some goods of which have
TOO large stock at aciaal COST aiI '7''
THos, LASIGAS.
t.. d.. .r. .....N ..s.h
The Van Buren press., 1869-03-16
WASHINGTON, March H.

|
'srsarr4aBah gtheiniug the public
credit and relating to contraction was ia.
ken up. '.I'''' ~ ,.' 20 ''' '''
Sumner moved 10 amend by striking
ont the second section, which legalizcs
contracts to be hereafter made specifcal
" and paid IN coin Agreed to, yeas y
nays IA Without disposing Of the bin
the Senate adjourned TIL Monday. d wv
The President to-day nominated TO the
Senate Geo. $, Boutwell,, Of Massachu,
sets, as Secretary Of tllc'Treasury Ham.
ilton Fish, of New York. as Secretary of
State; Geperal ohm A. ,Rawlins, as Sec.
rotary Of War; 4. b. Washburne, of Iii.
nois, as Ministerto France Frank Moore
~ Assistant Secretary of legation to
France -,
ilsA report prevails that Major General
Seho6eld viii be assigned to The com.
n.and of the Pacific coast, vice General
llalleck
~ The diplomatic corps called upon the
President at two O'Clock, and were re.
eeived in the Blue Neutrality-suspicious.
entirely private. Secretary Washburne
presented the visitors to the President.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-11-12
3ailroaQs.
CHEsAPEAKE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.


ON and after Oct. 10th, 1863, the Mail
" train win run daily between Richmond
and White sulphur Springs.
Leave Richmond Mt \. NJ and arrive al
White Sulphur Springs at "a L. NJ. Leave
White sulphur at ! A. NJ. and Qfriye at Rlch-
mond 40 y NJ, making close connections
with tae OIanFe, Alexandra ana MabasSas
Mail Train il both directions at GofdnnS-
vile, avoiding the delays heretofore exist
ing between Richmond and Washington
Accommodation Traiu between Charlottes-
vile and Richmond on Mondays, Nednes-
days and Saturdays. Leave CHafiOttesy lie
so A Nj and arrive ut Richmond ID NJ
Leave Richmond 3 10 NJ ana arrive at
Charlottesville Z NJ.
The Mail Tratn Connects at GordoEsViile
and Charlottesville with trains on the Or
ange Alexandra pnd Manassas Railroad for
Alexandria, Washington, Philadelphia, New
York, Lynehburg, Knoxville, Chattanooga,
Memphis, Saw Orleans, Montgomery Mobile,
dc. AtStaunton with stage-coaChoS for Iar
risonburg WeYers cave, Augusta Springs.
At Goshen, with coaches for Lexington, Na-
tural bridge, RoclSbridge Alum Springs and
Rockbrd9a Baths. At Millboro with stages
for Hath Alum and W arm springs. A 'oY-
ington vita stages for Tot and Heating
Springs. At Allegheny with stages Tor Ola
Sweet nd Red sweet Springs; Hld at y bite
sulphur Springs with stages for SAT- sui
phur springs. IewiSbuTE, Charleston DC.
JAMES +. : ETHEHLAND,
Oct. lj ls59. General Ticket Agent
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-11-12

NV RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT - ar
rangements have been eompietaa ny
the orange, Alexandria and Manassas
and the Chesapeake snd OHIO kaIi-
roads TOR running nightly train from
Washington to Richmond. The ne"
arrangement will go into effect on or
about the Goth instant. Sleeping coach
es will he attacked to the trains, and
there will be no change OF ears between
the two citieE.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-11-12

Still THEY CoMg.-U pwards OF fifty
soore car loads OF cattle passed here on
Tuesday by the Orange, Alexandria
and Manassas railroad, nearly all OF
which went Oh through to Baltimore
and Philadelphia.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-11-12

Ct-NvocAuoY.- The Convention OF
.he i ,1jscopal Church, mentlonee III
.anr ,,,-t weeks issue. commenced We'd
resdav lass and will continue over sun
.1a~ saoer&l emnet ministers OF the
Church. aue present.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-11-12

Fop TEE LApiEs.- a Paris coA 'fcspol-
dent tens US that 1.-The Freftiest L".'1eC
shis season. is & baudlet Of Havana OF
brown velvet, having or one side Ii
front Il bow OF blRe velvet. crossed by il
golden backle; from behind this boz
s,ather. Green and blue. lnlXed with
arownish tint on it; brown strings Of
velvet. fastened in front by lack blue
yelyet bow
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-11-12

SALE POSTPONED. The sale OF the
House and Lot OF DR.. w. S. Grymes,
at Gordonsville, has been roStpoheu
until the 18th instant, at which time
The sale viii positively take place.