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CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLRsE Con-
NssCENIyr.-The interesting commencemsu
of the Consolidated Business College of tni /.
city attracted very large audience 70 Carrolt
Hall last evening. A large proportion OF those
p. rsent were ladies. The stage and gallery
w.re decorated with flags beautifully arranged,
while on the seuIh side of the hall were elegant
specimens OF penmanship. A tine orchestra.
was present. % aid in the exercises Of the even
ing which was as follows After the perfor-
70 nance o. an overture by the orchestra, Pro-
T. SOL Copp introduced Rev. DR.. Newman. who
offered up prayer, and Professor Spencer
then awarded TO each OF the deserving studsuts
handsomely engraved medal prefacins the
ceremony with a few remarks. In which b.
stat ID that at The beginning of the year prize
medals were Offered for proficiency in vsriou
branches OF study, attendance and deportn.eu Z
The prizes were awarded 70 the folio WING
Thomas II. Smith aud Miss Ella Diilace' for
attendance; Joseph Roeenbaum and Miss Mary
Ctermehle, for penmanship, Miss Lizzie Han
lem, for English composition Mr.. Julius Sui.
ley and Miss poretta q of, for p-achcs set: II %
Bailey and Miss Joyner were especially
mentioned. Miss Anna rurton was presented
with a certificate OF merit. For general pro-
miss Scarf ana Mr.. Harry Bryan.
AFTER music from the orchestra, Miss Mollie
R9wles, OF Maryland. was In troduced as toe
vale dIctorian OF the ladies' graduating class,
and delivered feeling address, which wa,
listened 70 with great attention. A. tae IN
clnsion OF Miss Rowles' address, M. John "
EnIe was introduced as the valedictortau of
the graduating class of gentlemen. and his ad-
d ess, also, was an able and Interesting one,
ard he was warmly applauded. as Miss 70 wles
had been.
After music by the orchestra, Professor Copp
proceeded to award the diplomas 70 the follow
ing graduating class:
Ladies-Doretta f. Gofi, Minnie r Akin son
and Emily Y. Billing, of Washington: Mary
A. 5. Bailey, of Iowa; NJ. LetIta Boyd, OF Vir-
ginis; Elsie r. Joyner, OF Vermont; MoIlIe
Rowles, OF Maryland.
Gentlemeu-George T.. Abel, +. J. DoGgher-
~, julius g. Lulley G. A. Stockett, and Fer
dinand Turton, OF Washington; E. L. Blake
more, of kentucky; Henry l.. Bryan and E w.
Vaughn, OF New York; rheo. q. Demoll, of
Pennsyl vania: John ". Ehle, Of Wisconsin; r.
N. Tilton. OF New Hampshire.
Prot. Copp then delivered a farewell address,
which was model of brevity, consisting OF six
words as follows go Ladies and gentlemen
Make your mark" LOUD applause.
Hon James A. q arfield was ID en- introduced.
and made an eloquent speech, full of whole
some advice. The benediction was then pro
uounced Dy Rev. q. A. Hall, and the audiences
dispersed.
The reception committee was composed o!
the following gentlemen :-Messrs. S. A. Ks--
ney, j. ID. farren, ir.. II. p MsCarey, +. V.
Berry, Gilbert Thompson, w. III. Oic0tt, W.
J.. Dennis, Joseph Brummett, f. F. Parker,
II. W ii. ireland, E. II. Willard, and Samuel
Oppenheimer.
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SUPREMK COURT OF THIUHITED STATES
- Ne. llS.-Decenlber Term. ls6s.
UStBANkRUPTCf

DISTRICT or OoLuMsra,s
AT the City OF Washington, en- the ltth day OF
June. 1853: The undersigned hereby gives notice
o. bis appointment ss Assignee Of JAMES X
DHATBB, OF the City OF Washington. within sod
District, who has been sdjudeed Q Bankrupt upon
HE own petition b. the Supreme Court Of ssio
District. GEO. MASON. Attorney-st Law.
je 15-law3W City Hall. Assignee.
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ornamental Writing-Julia O'Neale. First
Carrie Watson. Second Class-Teresa Sey-
dell, Mercedes Chaves, Jenny Ohut. Third
Class-Ida RhodIer, Ida Seymour, Lillian
Branner. Fourth Class-lda Collins and Ella
Simms
French Course First Glass OF Grammar,
Rhetoric and Composition-Carrie Watson.
First Glass Of Literature and Biography-Oar.
RE Watson. Second Glass of Grammar, Rhe,-
ORIG and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dorsey. Section
OF the Second Glass Of History and Compost
non-kahe Stewart and Annie Lee. Third
Glass of Grammar and Composition-Katie
Garter and Henrietta Erni. Fourth Glass of
Grammar and Translatlon-lmogen Caperton.
Section Of the Fourth Oiass-Liiiian Branner
Mary Rinsold, Lizzie Caanceilor. Fifth Glass
Fannie Casey, Sixth Olass-Julia LAWYER.
In the Glass OF Beginners-Paris Cody. French
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Doreey, Annie French.
Annie Lee, Mary Mosher, Alice Osborne, Jennie
ME Herty, Lizzie Harnsberger. Henrietta Erni.
Katie Carter. Lilly McCArty. Madeline Angus.
hne, i.iliian Branner, NJ. PizzinL Bettie Van.
Emma Etheridgs. GAS of tiermsn-Anuis
French. Carrie Watson and Lille morrison
Glass OF SpanIsh-Dolores Chave-.
a"s,s.flrs' Glass Of Pisno.Mary Mosher
Chaves and Jennie Capsrton. Third Glass
lmoeen Caperion, Lizzie Lilly, LlllIe Morri-
SON, Fannie Abel, Emelia 0tero, Jo.ephine
Section Of the Third Class-Ida Roblnson.
Ella Mix. Lillian Branner. Nina Pizzni, Ada
Ford and Teresa Seydeli. Fourth Class
Alice Young, Ida RhodIer. Paris Cody,
Ameiia Dawson and Estelle Golib ART
beginners on the Pisno-Alice Sawyer, Mary
Stevens, Mary Jones. Virginia SeydeiI and
Lena Hotter, Second Class OF Harp-Jennis
Caperton. Fourth Class Harp-Emma Ether.
idge, Lille Morrison. Amy Graoam ana Jen.
ME Walters. Glass of Beginners-Anelis
Dawson and Blanche Robinson first Glass o
Vocal Music-Msmie Fisk and Mary Boucher
Second Ciass-Msdeline Augustine and Mary
PzLni Third Class-Lucy Tinsiey and Sal.
lie Watson.
FIrstCisss OF Painting in Wa:er Colors. An
ME Corksry and Julia O'Neale. Third Class-
Mary Mosher. Glass OF Deawing-Salli.
Ida bearing and Amelia dawson. First Cias
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has oSs.nsd rom the ss. sst co1
w.shington County In th. District Of oolumbi.;;
NILLAM SCHULTZ, late OF wsshington eeuB-
~, ID. o., deceased; All persons having clsinsss
toeXhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. 20
the subscriber, on or bsfore the 9th day Of June
next: they may otherwise By Law be excluded freq
al beneft Of the sid estate. Given under NJ
bapd this sth day OF June, 1882
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FrxrrR's LEcrrRE.-A Co1oarD Man oS
7EEsI-UAT7oS.-IecacH Hunter. the celebrated
"olo~cJ orator. late State canvasser for the
WALKER ticket and the eZpureated Constit1l-
non. lectnrod, according to appointment, ri
Virginia Hall list night. The audience was
-mall but highly respectable. embracing
Iuitc q number If influential citizens. and
The frequent applause which greeted the
orator at different points during the pro-
ggee. OF his remarks proved their appreci-
qticn of hi- powers.
white and co!ored friends the duty Of = stand- md
ing together in political warfare. fhelr il1tG, e.
,rino now ullv secured. Universal <uf-
rae. he claimed. was now settled quos-
Ion ana a. to <layerr and rebellion, they
were entirely out Of date, serving now only
- = raiiTin~ cry for the opponents "t peace
md inStire. He annla'iaen thc course oI
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DFsEPrER ARrEsTFD.-Dctective Merrill
IN Yesterday morning arrested Ge"r@e
smith. one Of the crew Of the schooner
rsaac Cohen Huttv. for being deSei1er
The arrest was made uDor warrant Neu"h
hv Mavor Chahoon on the complaint OF me
captain of the vessel. The accused is held
in confinement until the vessel is ready I"
Icnye The mort
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. FOR COAL.-Proposals
L win be received TO u O'Clock II. on WE'D
ford. chairman of Committee for Relief Of Poor.
CITY Chanberlain's office, Richmond, Va. for
furnishing THREE HUNDRED TONS OF An
THRACIIE COAL, TO be delivered ut the citS
joins L. MCLTORD,
Chairman OF Committee for Relief or POOR.
-Ts,us and Journal copy. &C It'd
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THE SECEHr or EEhrTY lies IN the use oi
~l-GAN's NACToLf, E'I.I f"rt!"" ct7nPeNt
itnuahucss, rcarrss. Dlotri.cs. stnburn. rcckIcS,
rHdf1n. disappear where it is applied, and bca''-
:,l complexion or pure -atIn-liHc texture Is o
-rincd. The plaincst features arc made - glo"
18th heaJincnl bloom ami youthful baauty.
Ecnemher. I:ag;It's Magnolia B1im is the THING
hat produces these effects; and any iadg can Sc
.urc ii for seventy FIVE cents 1t any Of our stores
- preserve and dress the hair use LTon's IA
ahlirnu.
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PEEsoNAL.-Color"l Thomas II. Ellis, 70,
many years the efficient president Of the
James River and Kanawha Canal Company.
has opened M Office in This city as general
agent Of the Virginia Land Agency. We
doubt not that Colonel Lllis's knowledge Of
our state. and his extensive acquaintance
outside Of it, will make his services vfluahlr
10 Ill who wish to sell or buy Nirgini;'
lands. lis character as q gentleman Of In
territy and superior business Quaiti; atiOns
needs no endorsement from us.
General Robert Williams, Of Washing
ton, was registered at the Exchange Hotel
yCStcTCav
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PREMIUMS TO RICHMOND MEN.-Richs non;
made fcW entries at The great Fair at sta. N
ton, which has JiISt drawn 10 q close. but
seems that these few were highly cYcditahle.
The telegraph informs lls oi the award ol
premiums to NcSsrs. snyder & Irby 70!
cooking and parlor stoves. crates, and fronts.
". W. Tribbctt bore of the palm fer the
best assortment Of candies. They were ot
his own justly-celehrated manufacture. We
need not add that the Watt plows (manu-
factured bv Watt &: knight also took pre-
MUM. They always do. even in the Val
ley. where nearly "Tcly farmer swcars hy
the Livingston. We hope these facts may
encourage Our merchants to make u fine
show at the State Fair, and carry off IL
many premiums Us possible.
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CoLoRFn AfrY GoIHG SorTU.-Iu-r our edi-
+;on nf Yesterday there appeared IN aH'r'-
ti>cmrnt FOR 800 cnl1rcd hands to 70 S"!:lIi.
Il wages Of ci"htcrn and twenty dollars
ncr month. Th" advertiser informs lis that
before noon he had more than h"lf the de-
-ired number. and there We're then appl!-
aHntS IT his door. i'hc men are 10 20 on
sugar plantltiOnS III the Gulf States.
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cOMETiIIYG NEw.-What has long hecn want
ed? An oil that will not explode. The Pctroli'
il is Something netc, and gives much better
light III n any other oil, while II i cleaner ahd
pe!er. Ii only costs the same as the common OH
hat is so dangerous. 1t will burn III any c"ai-oil
amp with the sun burner. Sold by &rorcrs an"
druggists. The office OF the PctrH!it On C"iup"h!
/, nj l5as Main street.
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TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAA-PAiERS.-Al per-
IN sons who failed 10 pay one-half of their taXes
urior to the Goth OF July must come forward nnd
nay their bills within ten days or when called
nuon md in case of failure So to do am re-
aiired 10 proceed to the collection Of the same By
summary process. sg..
IN order OF the City Council.
oc5--awr 0.P. WORD, Ctty Collector.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ODDs AND EsDs.--Average temperature
yesterday G50.
The product Of chewing tobacco at Rich
, mond factories has largely increased during
| the past twelve months.
Manchcstcrians complain that their post
; office is :. bar-room.
! The church fair season has commenced.
and several have already opened.
The internal revenue tax OF tobacco
| manufactured in Richmond from October
rs "a October 80 was nearly four millions
CT doliTs..
A snprrinten'ent's lodge Of brick * to he
erected at he Federal cemetery near this
Citv.
The police cor, ,nlain that front doors are
found open at all no 'lrs of the night.
Several Of the colo. ed mcmbers of The
legislature having dra "" ,ne sngr nrv PAY nerT rT
walking about town in all 'oe Siof? OIL ne"
clothes.
George Morrison is slowly Ieeo'cFihg
from his injuries.
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AFFIDAvIrs FOR GETTING OCT EXECUTIONS
WHERE TIE INTEREST IIAS not BEEN PAlD.-
we have had IA form OF affidavit, required hy Cen
eral Orders No. 81, prepared and printed. rms
form has been approved at headquarters. The al
.davit IS required before any execution can ne
issued by 4 clerk Of court.
We can furnish these forms at 80 per hnn"reo'
or fifty cents per dozen, or five cents apiece |"
the cities and country. Liberal discount 10 tue
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We undcrstardlh lh't Nicssrs. ". D. BLAIR x Co..
Tintli and Main streets, are selling some of the
lncst tea that has been seen in Richmond since
he y,ur 1T &. 50 per pound.
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FOR NEW YORK.
TV-k w W OfRfR'
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP saz4azE3tzs.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP $500
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL. SARATOGA, NIAGARA, ALBE.
fARLE, and IIATTERAS, leave New York for
SorfUlk City Point and Richmond. every TU ES-
DAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, ut :
'RIDAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accofnmoda
tions. and attention. are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers FOR al
.uthern and European ports.
TER OF ONE PER CENT, ct the offices of this
ompany.
y. l.. 3ICCREADY, President, l51 Greenwich
;trret. New York.
WILLIAM C DUNHAM & CO.. Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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DRY Gos,DS,
nUCkWALL & RCUss,
~ 40 1906 MAIN STREET
OCTORER IL 1853.

Received to-day another shipment OF .plent d
AUCTION BARGAINS. Bleachcd and Bro, n
Domcstscs, Prints. Fresch and English Ben, .r
cloth 80 boxes French Flowers. 600 beauih II
Feathers Black Grape Collars, Ladies' Flannels,
Wide and Narrow Ribbons. Dress Goods, Car
pets, Note PapoT and Envelopes, diamond Belt
ing, Siis and Velvet Dress ButtonS, Velvet Rib-
hons, jet Jewelrv. Sc. oclc
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NATCI GAZE or BGILIAEnS.--A match game
,f hi;i .rGs. 800 paints, between two prominent
rlaycrs of the city vii! come OF ut the Ballard
.Iousc ull Friday evening 1T o'clock.
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STEAMERS,

TOR NORFOLK, PORTS-S1Ll
4 MOUTH AND ALL REGULAR tssdSsZa..ssSsss
t,ANpINGS on TIE JAMES RIyEk.-lhe last
md elegant UNITED STATES y NAIL steamer
JOH n SY v l. s Il,
Captain y. G. CLIFFORD.
leaves her wharf 1T Rockctts for the abovc-namea
places on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS, and FRI
DAYS, ut CT O'Clock A. NJ. and returns on Tues
laws Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive IN Norfolk In time to con.
,ert with steamers for Baltimore and point,
Iorth.
Trains leave City Point Tor Petersburg on arri.
gal of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk. 81. so.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Tbursdays, and Saturdays,
rom Il NJ. to ei 2. b., for Norfolk, Portsmouth
8oston Baltimore, and principal landings on
'hcsapcate bay, and all regular landings on James
river, mt reasonable rates.
No WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freirhts for way-landings must be prepaid.
Apply to l.. Is. TATuM. AGENT
se q Office steamers, wharf.
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CuE&APEAEE AND OHIO RAIL
Y EutD. -- CHANGE OF SCllEDULE:-,m
.Hd a.!vr SUNDAY, October 10Th lSGa MSli
TRAIN will leave Richmond daily for y hltc SUI
piIur Spring., at . y. NJ: leay' Whit" Suiphn
,p:ingst \. IL. ard arrive 1t liichnI0nd 1910 J.
Minimizing close connections Win the Orange,
NIrxGr,tr!t ana Manassas railroad mail I: IN II.
hnth directions at Eur,onSvillc avoiding the de-
laws heretofore existing between Richmond ;.nc
SCt' v DATTNH TRAIN 5"twe"o Char.
nft,~~iiIc and Richmond will leave Charottcsvilit
IT 1880 \. Il. and arrive in Eichnchd at ~ =. NJ.
on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. aud SAIc :
DAYS. Returning same days, VIII leave K!ch-
mnId cr a:i" =. NJ. 80
lie T.hIi rEAI< connects at Gordcnsville ano
Charlottesville with trn ms On Orange, AleXuaris
nd Manassas gltTpaI t..r hlcXandrI. Washing
ton. Pli.ld-iph:r, New York. Lynchhnrg, Knox
vile, Glin,tannogt, Memphis: New Orleans Mont
!. merry Mobile &c 't Staunton with stage, :
f,r Iiirrisonburr. Weyer's Cave and Angnsl9
Strings: 4 ii.,>en with ctagcs fer Lexington, :
.,i~al Bridge Rncknrdge Alum Springs, Cold > IL
paur Springs md Rucs Gridtt Bnt.., 1t ailb1f"
- tn -tagee for Il .tb Alum md Warm spring
at Covlngtan with stages TOR Hot and Healing
Springs Ut A!lcghany with s.Rg@s or old Sweet
a d Red Sweet Sprm2S: and at White SuipEuf
springs with st gCs for salt sulphur Springs, Lew.
'''"' ~ JAMES +. SWITZERLAND,
ocn General Ticket Agent.
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COOK c LArGHTpE will sell at 10 o'clock 4.
u. an assortment Of furniture, cider vine
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TE0uS'r'- - "tlc- articles IN the dry goods
NHr. JEW -LGI. Fanny GOODS, Sc.
JULIUS NJ! YER.
rrg G03 Broad street.
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TtOODE & ATKINS,
r ATTORNEYS; At LAW,
Bov dion. Ncckinnhurg county. NitEilila
,ractirc In liz" courts of Mcck!ruhHr=, t:;incn-
'ur2 AID brunswick counties, aud IN The IhiIcd
sites Courts IT i.lChn"nd ,..,,,,,
GO % WILLIAM T. ATKINS.
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& Co. will iuscrt advertisements In
NJ ELLYSoN ~spers In Virginia, North Caro-
the principal ucwsl. uortncrn chLie7, al pun
lima, Tennessee. and th. " az thiS olace'
fishers rates. for cash. APP.
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FOR GENTS AND BGYS' WEAR,
sp' n&i1 assortment of Cashmere Cloth. Doe
Skin. Hc1Ngr, Melton, ..";lncJ. Kentucky Jeans.
ard various Other fabrics o! foreign and domestic
origin
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER Is, lo6s.
sun rises ....... e.27 Moon sct>.......,... l.?5
sun sets........ 5.a3 High tide. ......... LIS
PORT OF RlCnMOND. OCTOBER II, 1852.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Sorfolk- mer-
rhundis sc ANA pa sscngcrs, l.. u. Tatriln.
Stealncr Niagara, Brakeman, New York ner-
chandise and passengers, w. Z. Dunhan 60.
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg. Gcochegan. Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers, Haryeys . " IL
iiams. ,,,
Schooner SnuthcrDcr, Darby, FhllaGelphla,
granite, Crowell ~ turrie.
Schooner II. 5. Elcy. McAllister, Washington,
granite, Cult It's K Pa! ker.
Schooner Morning Light IRELAND, Philadclpmp
ria cabin Point, Curtis L Parker.
Schooner Bee, Hastings, Fortress Monroe cld
Joncs's Landing, merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT. VA October ll.-Arrived steamer
Admiral, Freeman, merchandise and passengers
Richmond and YORK River Railroad Company
and sailed on return.
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND ~fSA,

'''' QUEENSTOWN GlEsn.
tNMAE LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, S..IIING
FROM NEW YORK. EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE By THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cabin, Payable In Gold.
Liverpool or Queenst town wn.................slIo %
Stfsrnge Payable In CaTrency.
liverpool or Queenstown. % 10
PhSskGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX:
: iya.ronI or Queenstown. froid) ,.....,G so 90
RI .lifax fpoldl ..........,..,.,..,., 20 90
= Jnhn,. " Il bv branch .teumcr (rOldj,. 20 90
Steernge Payable In Currency.
fi,lifdy a Is CO
- Iobn,s Il Il nv branch steamer 80 D0
Tickets sold to and from Enfland, Ireland, ana
he Continent, ut moderate rates.
For further information apply 1T the Company >
Offices JOHN G.. DALE, Agent,
Is broadway, New York; or 10
WILLIAM c. DUNLAP & CO., Agents.
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s-.r =sz =:..-
5s3 s i; - - =: :;;: z,
DlCliTuND AND DANVlLLE RAIL
IL ItOAp.-CEANGE on SCHEDULE.--DD
ana auer SATURDAY. october9 . 1862 the PAS
SENGEE TRAINS on tllis road will DC run Us FOL
lows - . .
GofXG WrST.-LYNCIiBURG PASSENGER
TRAIN leaves Richmond daily except Sundays
at $3.50 \ NJ: arrives ut Burkcvle at IL so y. NJ.
maxim. close connections with Grains on the South
side rcuG for Farmy!llc and al way stations on
tina. road and at l. ynchburg FOR hl way stations
in TIC EivginiG and Tennessee railroad: Bristol.
Euoxril.c u ltun. Chat :nc"Ga. vilr, Mcn-
lhiS louisy vile, and al! points South and south
west THROUGH NAIL AND EXPRESS leaves
Richmond daily ut s. NJ: lcavcz Danvilc dali!
at 10 r. NJ: arrives ut Greensboro nj l2.22 a. NJ.
ma king close connections for I'll stations on th,
North Carolina railronr, Doth East and West oi
Green .f.uro'-yi2 liillsboro'. Raleigh. &c, EaSt ;
Lexington. Salisbury. Charlotte. %C.. West; Go.
lulrrIt = {. : Augusta. savannah Macon. CO.
II,nlr.s and Atlanta, Ga. : Montgomery, Mobile.
yr Ala; ; New Orleans, &C.. La.
GotHG IAST.--TIl;DGGH NAIL AND EN-
PRESS leave, Greensboro aaily at 4. III. Z.
l,aycs pauvllir daily III G:2S A. NJ; arrives ut Rich
rrnrd t:.i'y at ie.t 4. II. I.rNtHHUEG PAS
SEEGFR TRIM leaves Burke lille daily (cXccp
&undavs) at 1913 l.. NJ: arrives at RicAnond III !
L. VI. ,.,.,.
Through tickets ran bc procured at the ticket "f
jcc In Eirhmond t. al Important points Sou anc
Southwest and 1T Greensboro and Danvilic 10 III
points North East, and West.
THOMAS DuDAMEAD,
oco superintendent.
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VIRGINIA HOTEL,


WILLIAM! FRAZIER. late acting partner
porEhrifgc Alum springs:
t,apt.iR WILLIAM II. SALE. lat" general Sii-
pcrintcnGcut itpckUringc &l.m springs.
The undersigned have taken = lcrFc ot The ii:-
GINA HOTEL. and propose - nGcn II ~ lheif
partnership name "n the LIST of Dt,IohEH, iN'F.
Their aim will bc so to keep the Ii ilEl Is to ~
tract the public patronage and make II the itNnfIc
-csting-rlcc Of all visitors IL Strnntnn Us iocA-
Hon and interior arrangements VIII greatly con-
tribute to thi~ cud. hriiw quite removed roEl INC
ou.ilc Of the IL pot and the noiSc "t Shi% tfai'
md vet central unG convenient to husincss. 1hc
uD,,Sn Is NEWLY FCENISuAn throughout IN ne
very best style ~ modern urt.
Hot cold and showcr-b,th5 for ladies and gen
rlrlic; bar and billiard saloons. and livery sta
hle~. connected Wild III" mouse
The prC -; etorS having worked together 'or man!
wears Ill The Gockbrid@c Alum Springs 40 the salts
faction OF the public respectfully ASK Il ca!i from
NV of their former friends ind patrons "hn may
visit Stauntun, confidently promising them tiIit
hey will ind ia their hotel the comforts OF 4 we'll
tpp lated home.
'iIicIr charges shall be moderate.
Omnihas 10 and from the depot Tree o. chaTe'. .
All stages set down and take up passengers ~
this hotel. ,,,,.
MIR G. W. KENNEDY late of the Bnllnchr"oh'
Petcrshurg Va. Is in charge Of the dlninE-soonl,
and Will be pleased 10 sec his friends, .
.e 2s-Im FRAZIER & SALE.
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