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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-16

Heturnlng-leaves Pittsburgh At 600 q. m. and
4,2O p. II.
TRAINS going West on Pittsburgh, Fort wayns
and Chicago Railway pass uom-wood at HOO
and sag 3,3l g. m, and 1851 p m ; Pass Vans
field a. $40 Il. III. and lO,il 800 and 1905 D.
M: Pass Crestline at 1910 q nj, and lU.US,
5.3O and 4,45 p. m, and arrive al Chic 20 at
I, 90 and $40 p M, and $40 and 30 IN
+. r MYERS, Gcn'l Ticket Agent
March. 1S6S-tf P;ttsbur.,i, Pa
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RAILROADS.
Oil Greek & Allegheny River R. R.
WARREN y FRANKLIN, + RMERS AND on
CREEK RAILROADS CONSOLIDATED.
NEW AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO
THE OIL REGIOr.

" II l
THE OIL REGIOr.
1883. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1908,
TiME TABLE
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. sDru.
1888, trains will ran "a follows:
GOING NORTH TO OIL CITY \ PETROLEUM
CENTRE TirUSNlLLE AND COGRY
p,Sf, 4. II Express arrives iiiioute at : ioa
S,'sO m, Oicupolis nj 3 10 u. NJ, (cunuectins
there with trains for Pitholel. oil City
S4oa M, Petroleum Centre 10. ~ n. m,
Pnvd Farm 10 % a m Miller Farm To-
45 a m. Tilusville Il o. Il m. arriving
at Cory at IL 10 p
t,SA F. Nj. Mnil, arrives idoute 40 D. nj
1spO Olcopolis ol p. IN. Connects with train
for l'ithole City,, Oil City 4 81 d. M, Pa
trolcum Centre BIS p. IN. Boyd Farm
52Ip. IN, Miller Farm 8 - p. M, Titus
vile COL, p M, arriving a, Cory at
C.O> A NJ, Accommodation from Oil Cityar
V''~s Iives at Petroleum Centre 7;ol m Boyd
Farm 706 a. M, Tltusv.lle 745 m,
GOING sOUTH From CORRY, TITUsVIIIR
PETROLEUM GENTLE OIL CITY.
OJ a . M' var arrives ~ at Iiqsville sn E sI5 m
m, Petroleum Centre 9o7 III, OIL CITY
9.46 n. M, Oleopolis 10. 90 a m, Tidi
onte LISA m, and Iryneton II 40 p m
Ir~'~V m. Miller Farm $50 m, Boyd Farm
25l pm, Petroleum Ceuire 2.55 N
Oil City $3.50 p. m, leave Oil City Sa5 ,.
III, TriNts oleopOIls tVi M lCOnnect.
with train for PithOlel, Tiaioute 81 D.
m and Irvineon d. % p. m.
ksOS P. NJ, Accommodation from Cory AZ.
csOc rives 1itusvie 1.o7 M, Miller Farm
T35 p IN, Boyd Farm 7 b5 M Pc,rcle-
un Centre 75S III, arriving at Oil City
S35 m.
CONNECTIONS.
Trains North connect at Cory ~ith PHILADELPHIA
tS Eric X r., and Atlantic Great Western Rail.
way, East and West, and also with Buffalo, Cory
and Pittsburgh railroad for Buffalo
Trains connect at Oil City with franklin Branch
for franklin Nesdville, and the West, and at lr.
vineton with Phil Erie X. X East ara West
Standard time TWENTY minutes flster than Frank.
| lin Branch and A. ~ q ". X. K. time
Passengers will find this road safe pleasant ant
| the shortest route TO and rom the oil region.
All trains West from Irvineton leave after arrival
Of trains on y. 4 L, r. X.
BE and ask for Through Tickets via oil Creek
| " Allegheny River Railway, the Great Short Route
| to the Oil Region.
II. F. SWEETZER, Genl SUPERINTENDENT
| C. J. HEPBURN, Asst superintendent. ni3I.
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Opinions Of Experienced Drug
giStS.

Read the following opinions of ex
perienced druggists and physicians
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-29
3nI,mond 1ispatth.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 90, 1860.
For the Dispatch.
yTou, Joseph Scgar.

rr,,;o sn,t;n,art seems TO be rapidly ar
49, ~ fba conclusion that it will be
nToner and legal for the Legislature, Wiiicn
lg;lIassemble on the 9Th proSiino, TO proceed
~ once to the election of United States sen
afors. For my own part, never ooupISI1
The legality or prcpricty OF the ssep, anu
sincerely hope the Legislature VIII noG me-
go n nursue this course, because ! be-
Live ;f proper selections are made it will be
nrodnctiyc of infinite good to the state.
Rnt they cannot be too careful in their Sc
1octions. and venture to suggest two quail
if,cafions Mt least which | regard as lndis-
ncnsable for the position. In the lirst place,
ihc nersons selected must be able TO take the
fest-oath. This is . qualification prescribed
by Congress, and aswe are dependent upon
Congress to ratify our action IL Wouil oe
extreme folly not to comply with al its re-
0uirements. In the second place, 1or you
sake let us have Vlrgin'nns; we hate
elected northern man Governor 10
show that we have no prejudice against
men of northern birth, and OF nlnc
noncressmer-elect three are northern
men, In all conscience, is not this enough !!
Arc we to have no V'rg,ntdns to represent
V;,.,;,.;o2 7 do think we are now entitled
70 baye VirofniG senators. This is qualiiI-
cation which our own interest and selt-re-
spect demand. Fortunately Tor Virginia,
she has one distinguished son aC least III
whom both of these qualifications are COM
bined, and who is in every other rcspecs
we'll lifted for the responsible position. l
oJInde to the gentleman whose name stands
~ ~ bnod of this article SOUTHWEST.
HUsuHe, Carroll county, September 20
Our correspondent proceeds TO set iorth
at length Mr.. Segar's claims. We arc Wiling
to publish recommendations of any gentle
man whether we prefer him or not, but we
have not room for long culogies.
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To cure corns: Hold your feet near the
fire until the corns pop. This is said TO be
sure cure.
Why are horses in cold weather like med
dlesome gossips? Because they are the
bearers Of idle tails.
Teacher: John, suppose I were t. shoot
at tree with five birds on itand Kill three,
how many would be left? John: Ihree,
sir. Teacher: No, two would be left, you
ignoramus. John: No there wouldn't;
though; the three shot would be lett, ana
the other two would be flied away.
A Wall-strcet Spectator, returning home
on Saturday evening in no enplable frame
of mind, announced the result of his ope-
rations to the family group: ono more
silk dresses this winter, my dear; no more .,
balls and parties: no more opera-boNeS
and then, warming with his subject, g no
more Internal winnings and diningS. and no
more d-n nonsense Of any sort, Matilda"
Surely the most uninitiated would have
known that the man was Jear.-Commer-
ctd(.
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4 SSIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a
States for the district Of Virginia. given and en-
tered september 90 1850, In The matter OF John T.
hatiarSi 6ankrgpt shall sell al public auction,
d DAT; October ls, 1869, tina following REAL Is
!. That ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT tnow oc-
crpied by John Z. BGllasd) on the Richmond and
Ere S c railrost; about one and half
and appurtenances sGached thereto. This pro-
perty is highly improved and very valuable. There
TWENT ss AC RES The SsP House AND AND
NINETY ACRES contiguous wiz be sold seps-
rateiy. This piece will be sold ut II O'Clock A. NJ.
:. LOTS Nos l5s rs 10, 49, ls:, ISL, $50, lts.
the northwestern intersection OF Harvie and Car
ter streets, running thence wes:wardly along said
tween parallel lines al feet.
also, LOTS Nos. III, lib, liz, Ill, and 10, with
INC Improvements thereon, IN the plan OF Bcana
street a. po oil distant as hS % ec sie east o. OF Rsh
street running thence along Williams stree, east
wardiy aud fronting together thereon $50 feet, and
each lot being Il, feet deep. This tract win be sold
at clock Z. VI.
5. An UNDIVIDED oNE-HALF INTEREST
in LOTS 10 and II, on Franklin street, in plan OF
% feet front by g. feet In depth, more or less.
Also, PART OF LOT Is In same plan, having
four iect front on Franklin street snd running
back 60 feet This property viii be sold at O'Clock
All Of the above real estate win be sold subiec.to
| the contingent right OF dover OF Mrs. Jane =.
Ballard, wife of said bankrupt.
| TERMS or SALE: One-tour;h cash; balance In
| six, twelve and eighteen months, negotiable pa
| per- Interest added JOHN JOHNS, DR.,
| Assignee OF John u. ballard, Bankrupt.
At the same time and place, and on the same
terms, l. as attorney In fact for j. s. ParhaIn aaa
wife, viii Offer for sale their UNDiyIpED SAE.s
HALF INTEREST In the aforementioned LOTS
10 g and g IL above described. yoHN a. YoUHG,
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By Wellington Goddin.

HANDSOME NEW BRICK TENE-
I i MENT NEAR TIE SOUTHWEST COR
NFR or GRACE. Nd RELNIDERE STREETS,
FUi{ SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold ut auc-
lion. on the prc:aiscs on FRIDA y the list day OF
October ls"g, At J O'Clock L. NJ, that newly
crcc.c ed BRICK TENEMENT located as above.
The lot has Il front OF 3OXl53 feet - h vide alley.
The dwelling has on the first floor handsome par
Tor t;ath marble mantcll, neat chamber, excellent
diniug-r0on, and two closets; on the second floor
it has four chambers: besides which, there IS
under the same root, irst-ratc Kitchen with two
and In rcara portlco. Also, coal and wood-housG
&c., and a well of wafer IN thc back yard. Gas
pines have been introduced into the dwelling.
The street railway passing In front of the pro-
Derv viii afford excellent facilities to the occupant
t. ride TO and from his place Of business In almost
any part Of the city.
TERMS: Onc-thlrd cash; balance at three, SIX
and nine months, for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured By 4 trust deed.
Sn /, nr,|tfIs w. G0DDIN Aurt{oronr
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-----ou aAT.Fs..-Fufure Days.

T-TATThBLF. PROPERTY FOB -, s ! I :.
T,-;A Dc26CITETY. yA-By virtue OF decree ., Dl
ibo irct court OF Mecklenburg renderga on sns
11tt dav Of September 1869 In the sun Oh
aimimfstrator for &C. Baptists ~.
t e. shnll on THURSDAY, ISL OF O cS9;ou
@ coli In e highest bidder ut prDc
~ frt nf The court house In BOydton .Ilg H. I
Al nd T an, attached. say about Ihlh1 a. 80 =
GPIsS upon which J. J. DAILY, ESQ, no" J
TSa hnuse Il large handsome anu wen TIL .
rho out-buidngs, including stables lee9;o
Ec arc yerv ample of superior conshruatt;;"., 80,
and arc In an excellent state OF prcSst VI. Ill ~
There Is upon the place young orchl!uGi w" fr.
solicited fruit The Gwelling-house ID within 49,, I.
Srndred Yards of the village of Boydtoh Ini H.
conceded to be the handsoInest nna dn'''
reeidnn re I'm or adjacent to the village. Avn Of
Also = small LOT OR PARCEL, or - ~ =; ,f,a
about SEVEN ACRES lying auJ''ce ,,H BETS De .
aboye-dcgcribed, on the old Boydtoh anu ''e''
"a Ana Mt the same tise and place, inc 81 Oi.E,
IIoITSEI now occupied by Dr. W !ilam tarIeT ~ .
drno store with the LAW OFFICE OF y. D. Day,
Esn attached, In the village oil B0yut1h
And also the HOUSE now occupied b[ Joih
watson. with about ONE ACRE OF LAND az
tached .,,, 80 tho -,urcr,se
NE; In ca sh rs 70 the residue, credit OF SIX
aud twelve months the purchaser executing bones
for the deferred payments carrying interests iloHl
the day of sale and tic title t. the properly u ~
rot ined until the whole OF the purchase MONEY i
Maid The purchaser will be required 70 con- pi!
at once with the terms of sale; ana III felault 'he
nronerty win be promptly rcsold.
pf' s. r. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
poyDToS contcmbcr q, l5G9. sc 29--uIuS
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

corner of Governor and FRANKLIN Streets
A TTRACTIvE SALE OF ELEGANT
n HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SuPERIOR
BRUSSELS CARPETS AND 81 Fuss, ROSE slt
WOOD CHAMBER SUIT, ME 81 GdH 8RiGdi ,,
good Esq, who is declining housekeeping. we VIII
Sell ut hts residence, corner OF Iwcth ana Mar r.
SaI If pa 10 o'clock his HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
/ F FIVE tScsFst MELQDE0N. in handsome
Enti 1erSG new BEi'USSELS CARPETs of snre
riorqlality, with yELVETRUGS tomatch I;
ROSEWOOD, DIyAN,, with six ChAlhS'
ban GGDs5e' T Ros h"FeS CHAMBER SUIT
with IARBLE--TooP PIECES, WARDROBE
Sets w of B SoRSEGEER an and rhIItWs &c. &C..
CHINA and GRANITE TOILET SETS
ELEGANT SOFA LOUNGE, covered with green
NA IHfPaG Hsil sci SCROLL BEDsTEAD and BED
MA R1H;I' BUREAU, ROCKERS:
The dining-room is furnished with an c,,,>-,
ELEGANT OAK SlDEBOARD and CHINA
EkETs bsnHtfn aET Sa EFy%aTEys1oS DINING
N@N TNBLE, with extra number Of leaves;
NEW OAK DINING-RQOM CHAIRS i.-n,
FRENCH CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS.
BUCKWHET DISH, CAST0Rs,
MEDIUli-SIZE COFFEE URN,
F TKEEE P cNTIEF4, WATERS, &c.
Several excellent THREE--PLl CARPETS.
The Laundry and Kitchen is furnishedwth
5E3TiTe GABLES
FENDERs
SPONGE-BATH,
STONEWARE, &c.
ALSO,
An excellent CO oKING- STOVE, with all neces-
TINWARf, &c. COOK LAUGHToN,
Sc 81 Auctionccrs.
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By Thomas ". Ecesec. Anctioneer,
1911 Main street.

z ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
\ GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FiTREITURE AT AUCTION.--I will sell on
TIJTESDAY the 3Oth instant ut 10 O'Clock, at the
residence of H. W. Fry. Esq. who Is declining
housekeeping. on Capitol street between Nlhth
and Tenth, his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, con-
Si'i FRn = Gtii-PLATE MIRROR about four feet
1FRES tfeH-bLATE MIRROR, about two feet By
aNAHOGAkY SOFAS, In ha!rcloth;
. MAHOGANY TETE-A-TETES, In halrcioth
y MAHOGANY CHAIRS, in haircloth
MAHOGANY ROCKING and ARM-CHAlRs,
OTTOMANS,
ETAGERE,
PAINTINGS,
CARPETS aud RUGS.
WI%DOW CURTAINS and SHADES.
MARBLE-TOP CENTRE and PIER TABLES,
CARD-TABLES,
UAT-RACkS,
WARDROBES,
BUREAUS,
WASHSTANDS,
BEDSTEADS,
FEATHER BEDS,
MATTRESSES,
EXTENSION DINING-TABLEs, one very
NATHAN iIfgG srDEBoARDs,
CHINA and GLASSWARE,
COOKING UTENSILS,
KITCHEN TABLES, -
TUBS, &C., sc. THOMAS W. KEESEE,
SEES Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-29
DvLce & Goddin. huciionccrs,
No, lib Main street.

NEW FRAMED TENEMENT CON,
~ TANNING FOUR ROOMS, WITH +, -, Lg r1r ~
Ness Ness IN PoRT MAYO, on TIE VEST rs, SID !:
FIFTH STREET At IT'S -, ISTEE l; + 70
WITH DENNY STREET, FOR ShLG IA, a eli N On
SATURDAY, ID Of October next, on the premises,
ut q O'Clock P. NJ, the property dcScr'peu DIS
above. ;, 80 o,-oa1,o,+
The house IS just finished, and is IN an cNGciisnt
location for retail grocery business 1oT M!ilc IL
is fitted up. Also, KITCHEN and SIAB LE on my NV
deep. .,
coo LEE e GODDIN, Auctionccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-29
BY Paine Il Co., Auct!onecrs.

LIRST FALL SALE-FERY LARGE
Il AND ATTRACTIVE CATALOGUE SALE.
On WEDNESDAY, October 9Th, commencing ut
10 O'Clock we Will sell 1T our warehouse, Nos.
1902 and 1901 Main street. very large and choice
assortment OF entirely
FRESH FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS,
now receiving, and comprising full variety OF
FANCY and STAPLE GOODS suited 10 the pre-
sent ana approaching season;
800 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMORALS.
receiving from Boston and Philadelphia, en-
b:acing the latest and best styles, and most OF
them prime goods.
200 DOZEN MEMS and BOYS HATS,
Of new and popular styles. and u every variety ;
with large and desirable Stoca Of
READY-MApE CLOTHING,
from the best EASTERN manufacturers, gotten up In
| the latest style with al invoice Of
TRAVELLING BAGS FANCY GOODS, &C.
We invite the attention % city and country mer-
chants u this large sale. the goods al fresh
and desirable, and will be offered in lots to suit
buyers.
Goods packed and shipped without extra charge.
PAINE & CO.,
Sc 2i--sw&dc0Gtds Aucti0neers.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND School
= FURNITURE, PIANO. &C.-By requeSS ~
Miss Mary PcgraIn, WHO Is about 70 reh1ohe " 60
York we will sell on TUESDAY the ZSLil oh Ie ,po
tcmber at II O'Clock A. NJ, at Nos. iVo iiII io'
Franklin street Linden Row, the stock on ~
NITURE therein, consisting OF the usuai Eariet!
&c embracing q large assortment, ana CON-
nriSinp many valuable and well-kept articles. -
AIsn a superior ROSEWOOD & \ Is Il
PIANO seven octaYcs selected for Its line quail
ties by 4 good Judge. and nearly new;
A IHILOS0PHICAL APPARAIUS,
SCUOOL-DESkS. BLACk-BOARDS,
KITCHEN FIXTURES, &c. ,
The attention Of hou5ekeepers ana school teaen-
ers Is invited to this sale. Eopp 1,,cT
with possession October lst. .
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.
The above sale will &c continued THIS MOKN-
ING at 10 o'clock. There remains to DC solu tnc
PARLOR FURNITURE. embracing
PIANO.
CARPETS,
CURTAINS, etc.
ALSO,
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE,
TABLEWARE,
PLATE and CUTLERY,
a PHIL OSOPHICAI. APPARATUS
SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOhs,
COOKING-STOFE, ETC., etc. ,
sep ". ~ W.
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BY Thomas W. Kcesec, Auctioneer,
No. 1911 Main street.

TOBACCO MACHINERY AND FIX
| TIrRFS FOR SALE At AUCTION.-We will
sell on TUESDAY, October 9Th at IL O'Clock NJ,
ut public auction. ut the rooms under the Tobacco
Exchange, n full set Of MACHINERY FOR
MANUFACTURIAG TOBACCO, consisting in
part of -
HYDRAULIC PRESSES,
FORCE PUMPS,
RETAINERS,
AN assortment of MILLS-fyes, tens, half
pounds. and one pounds;
Cutting MACHINES,
BOILERS.
STEAMERS,
PIPES.
LINE SHAFTS
PULLEIS, &C.
In short Il full set of machinery for frst-elass
tobacco manufacturing establishment.
TERMS All sums under 800, cash 300 and
over that amount. sixty days. credit for approved
negotiable notes.
}. r. BLAND L co.
Sale conducted by T. w. KEEsEE, Auctionccr.
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arcrxoy yArgs.4yuturs pays.
BY Cook 3 LauSil,bn, Auctionecrs.
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD sEvEN-OC-
III TAvE PIANO, HANDSOME WALNUT
CHAMBER SUIT, DISISG-ROGh AND PAR
LOR- FURNITURE, &C., &C. AT AUCTION
on. THURSDAY the seth instant, at 10 O'Clock. we
housekeeping, on Third street between Main and
Cary, his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist
-" ! SUPERIOR sEvEH-oCTAvE. PIANO, in
handsome rosewood case, made by knabe, Of
FINE $TE'EL ENGRAv1NGs and OIL
ELkGAST FRENCH GILT CLOCK, with
REGEPTIoN CHAIRS, ROCKERS, and OF
BRussEks and INGRAM CARPETS and
RosEW00D MARBLE-ToP PARLoR
ELFd apET' OILED WALNUT CHAMBER
SUIT with mrrble.top-pieces
OILED WALNUT WARDROBE, Handsomely
sup esins MATTRESSES and BEDDING.
FLOOR OILCLOTH and STAT CARPETTSG.
In the dsuing-room viii be found
l OAK BUFFET, beautifully ornamented, with
marble top and mirrors;
Entirely new REFRIGERATOR and WIRE
witNhT oASE-sEAT DIN1Ne-RocM
Large lot OF CrT-GLAss WARE and best
duality of PLATED-WARE,
CHINA DINNER and TEA WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
i general assortment Of KITCHEN WARE,
including an excellent COOkING-STOFE.
The above furniture has been very little used,
and merits the attention of those in want.
COOK & LAUGHTOS,
sen Auctloneers.
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by James NJ. Taylor, Auctionecr,
Office sci Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ON FIF-
Y TEESTlI STREET, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold on FRIDAY the lst day OF
october next, on the premises, ut o'clock =. NJ,
the valuable LOT Fifteenth street between
BUILDING thereon, which was partially burned
during the late fire.
The lot has front of 80 feet on the west side OF
Fifteenth street and depth OF about SIS feet. 1t Is
the second lot from the corner of Cary street. and
adjoins the property of Mr.. (. Branef. The GEN.
trial location OF the property nc being In the hear;
of the business portion OF the city, renders 1t very
yaluabic.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the balance on q
credit of SIN twelve, eighteen, and twanty-four
months, with Interest, ana Satisfactorily secured.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
ser Auctoneer.
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coNrECvr0GGaYEs.

vyT w. TRIBBETT IS RECE1V1No
wv by New York and Baltimore steamers TO-
day ,
10 boxes CITRON, new;
. barrels CURRANTS,
soc drums FIGS, superior quality;
20 barrels ASSORTED NUTS,
6 cases ShRDINES.
dozen SWEET and OLIVE OIL
so dozen BRANDY PEACHES, ! quar-;
20 dozen BRANDY PEACHES, hall gallons
} trails DATES,
3 cases MUSTARD, ,c1rc
e5 dozen FRESH CANNED pEAtH6oII'
10 dozen FRESH CANNED PlMEaIrIh,EsIs
Ia dozen FRESH CANNED STRAWBER-
~ dozen ASSORTED JELLIEs,
s cases PRESERVED GINGER,
10 dozen CANNED TOMATOES, -,
% dozen assorted SAUCES and CAISLPs,
% dozen ASSORTED PICKLES.,
10 bags COCOANUTS,
% boxcs ROCK CANDY,
25 dozen ASSORTED PIPES,
100 reams PAPER.
90 gross BLACk1NG,
! 900 Sounds ASSORTED FRENCH CANDIES:
IS barrels LEMON era CKERS;
together with 4 large stock OF TOD - FASGl
SOAPS, MARBLES, TOY BAshEIS anu DUN
ETS, DOLLS, HARPS. &c; o-ro,
md with great care. COUNTRY MERCHANTS
will save money by examining my STOCK before
they purchase elsewhere. ,u,,,
make the wholesale SPECIALITY, ana guaIih-
tee satisfaction. Give me call. kespeGIIully,
1ll8 Main street,
soor Richmond, Va,
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STEAMERS.

WS1rTu AS6 AL REGULAR yn.tffss
LANDINGS on TIE JAMES RIVEk Il he fast
and elegant UNITED STATES MAIL: steamer
JOHN SYLF T. S L l. X,
Captain Il. G. CLIFFORD, -aa
leaves her wharf at Rockets for the aRoTe-nainGo
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAY,, anu III NJ
DAYS. at 81 O'Clock 4. NJ, and returns Oh Iucs-
DAYS Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk in time 10 con .
meet with steamers for Baltimore ana points
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arri'
val of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, 81. so.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays. End Saturdays,
from Il NJ. to p. NJ, for Norfolk, PORTSMOUTH,
Boston. Baltimore, ard principal landings on
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings on james
river at reasonable rates
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Apply to l.. Is: IAIoSl: t;ES 1T,
seq once steamers w nL. -
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A Card from the Rev. Dr. Scars.
For the Dispatch.
TIE PEABODY FUND.

The following piece of information has
been going the rounds Of the papers, KEY y
DR.. Scars has given $500 Of the Peabody
fund for the education Of orphans OF sirgl
mia soldiers. The only other appropriati??.,
made in Virginia was given to school IL
Petersburg"
The value of this information is somewhat
diminished by the fact that 81 goo nave
been appropriated to VirSnia!-s9,4oo loi
public free schools in four large cues
Sc. 200 for normal schools and normal classes.
and Sc, 900 for colorcd schools. .
Il. SEARS, General Agent.
Stanton, September q, 1861.
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STEAM TO GLASGOW AND ts:ac,
LONDONDERRY. - - - =

STEAM TO GLASGOW IND ss.ac
LONDONDERRY. 49, .-E -
THE CHI OR Ii y e.
FavOritc CiyGc-built passenger steamers are in
tended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 90, North river. ut II O'Clock VI.
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE N CURRENCY :
Cabins TO Liverpool Glasgow, or Derry, $40 and
*75.
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, $3.50.
Stecrage TO Glasgow or Derry, $50 intermediate,
f35.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, :3I.
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg. Hayrc,
Rotterdam, Antwerp. &c, 1t very low rates.
Drafts issued payable at any bank in Great Bril-
tain.
For further information apply ut the company
Offices, No. 6 Bowling Green, New York, to HEN
DEHSOS BROTHERS, or to
WILLIAM c. DTSIhM < co, Agents.
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'- srTrTyor aAEEs...Tnis Dey.
mr. A. Gathrfoht. Auctionccr.

II ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE 4, 4EI OF OF
TEN THOUSAND DOI.LAdRSs ny W .gTScTioE
On Goth Instant tartc at an % attractive
ass9rtme OF s r. BRoADCLoTH Eng,
AN SB E TEsTs aeoSmpTisns the
t md most surerior lot Of the aboye-named
foods ever before offered at auction In this city,
ALSO,
WOOLbEN SIIAWLS,
COU $TERPASES,
BLANKETS,
MDUSSELA1NES,
CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES,
FANCY ARTICLES, &c.
Tho whole tn he sold without limit or reserve.
Thc sale viii he continued from day to day
r,i1RSING and EVENING" until the entire lou Is
cinsnd Tho attention of the public Is resrectihly
cl ostui iN' u A. GATHRIGHT,
lnViteu' Auctioneer.