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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-01-21

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BY Wellington Goddin,
lReaJ Estate Agent and Auctfoneer.
T,RUsTEE's SALE OF a VALUABLE
MARYET AND DAIRY FARM. OLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
4 MARKET AND D4IRY FA j y e sT
ETGHTy-THREE ACRES HALE MILE T., E1Si
OF RICHMOND. ADJOINING BRsGG,s n MlIL,
AND OPPOSITE TO OAKWOOD CEMETEEI.
Ry virtue of 4 deed or trust executed to me by
Mr. Joseph W. Dabney 10 secure the mnpaia pns r
chase money, bearing date on the TN October;
1851. duly recorded In Henrico County Court; ;,i
shall in execution thereof proceed TO sell at puonc
auction. on the premises, ON TUFsDAY the nth OF
January 1889, az O. clock P. NJ II fair II not the Re
first fair day thereafter. the very desirable Fam
located as above, containing nearly ElGH III
embracing every variety Of SOIL admirably adapted
for early vegetables or for pasturage having ,s
living stream running through it, and also tne
York River railroad. The buildings are amply
sufficient for the use Of large family: together
with spacious barn, stable, courthouse, &c. EOS
se Terms: Enough in cash to defray expenses Of
sale and to discharge the principal and Interest IN
arrear. amounting to about STD; on credit as 20
81 until the LIST January 1870 on crsa.t as 70 70
al COO until LIST January, 1871; on credit as 20
a 600 until LIST January. 1879 on credit as to
al 900 until LIST january 1s7a-the credit payments
10 bear Interest from day OF saleand as to any re-
sdue of TIE proceeds Of sale. such terms as the
grantor shall prescribe and direct
7ia2 W. GODDIN, Trustee.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN E,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN Elk.
" CFLLENT FARM IN HENRIC0x C0UR-
Try, THREE MILES BELOW RIEHMONQ
ADJOINING THE TREE HILL ESTATE.-ip
pursuance of two DEGREES Of the Circuit Cont OF
the county of Henrico pronounced or the Issh OF
April and the 9Th Of May, 1863 and affirmed by tne
District Court Of Appeals respectively In the sun
of Tatum ct ais. vs Tatum, &C.. shall sell upon
the premises at public auction, to the highest DID.
der on FRIDAY the l2th of February, Isos. at =
p NJ, the TRACT OF LAND In the county o.
Henrico about three miles below the city OF Rich
mond on the Osborne GIrnnike- adjoining Inc
lands of William Z. Randolph and the 0Id Lrsr
Hill tract, and containing by estimatl lon NINETY
ACRES more or less being the same tract OF which
Thenpbilus Tatum died seized. and now In tne oc-
cupancy OF William Jones, who purchased u at ;
former sale made by me. and at VIII ose risk and
cost II IS now Sold he having failed to comp!
with the terms of sale. The property has been
imDroyed BY the setting out of fruit trees, &c.
TERMS: Cash for so much rs may be necessary
to nav the costs and charges Of the sale and COSTS
the rule against said Jones estfmsted ut abont SI?
and the balance now due OF principal and Interest
and CHI argos of protest upon the notes given oy Inc
said Jones for the purchase money at the former
sale heingS1s0 with interest from the slst May 1906
and Al aas rs with interest from the LIST December
1855 until the day Of sale; and for the balance
n,on such terms as the said william Jones may
prescribe, orupon his falling to prescribe upon
Six and twelve months credit for negotiable NOTES.
with Interest from day Of sale. and well endorsed
THE title will be retained until the purchase money
ts ali paid WILLIAM II. TATUM,
he ID St4Fetdtds Commissioners.
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A ssIaNEE,s SAFE OF VALUABLE

A SSlGNEES SALE OE VALUABLE
IA ZEALAND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN
MECKLENBURG COUNTY, Vk.-By virtue OF
an order OF the District Court OF the United States
for the district Of Virginia In the matter Of VII
liam Baskeryiu, DR., In bankruptcy, entered on
the 18th day of November, 1885, ] shall, on WE'D
NESDAY the 18th day OF January 1880, sell upon
the premises, to the highest bidder, az pub auc-
ton, the TRACT OF LAND upon which the said
known % .BUENA SIsTA; . containing TWO IS
more or less (; or which three hundred acres is
river bottom, and sdfty sores creek Oats. About
one-half Of the tract is in forest.
There are two settlements on the tract-one, the
.MANSIoN-HoUSE, containing eight rooms IA
good repair: the other, FRAMED DWELLING
with four rooms; each having adjacent all neces-
sary out-houses. The barns, gransries, and out
houses OF all descriptions are ample, and Ia good
condition. The land will be sold IN two or more
tracts.
TERMS OF SALE: One-thfrd OF the purchase
money to be paid In cash and the residue In six
and twelve months, the purchaser giving boad With
satisfactory security FOR the deferred payments
The title 10 be re tanned as additional security.
shall offer Tor sale The interest OF the said Basker-
viii TT being one-afth) IN che tract OF land known
as FL0MBARDY GROyE,n recently held by the
late Nrs. Lucy g. baskerville as tenat for life. the
said traet containing EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES
more or less,
shall also at the same time ard place, sell the
following personal property--to wit, MULES,
HORSES, stock nf CATTLE and SHEEP, and
PLANTATION UTENSILS. The psrsonal pro-
perty 20 be sold Tor cash. 8. R.JoHES0N. f
dsia-:d Assignee OF William Basgersil, Jr.
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stsss
PETERsBuao, January s, 1859.
Oar city government is gradually being
brought under Radical control by the ap-
pointment Of men having little In common
with the people TO the prominent Offices.
As the; delay had been 50 long in forward
ing the commission to the newly-appointed
eCommonwealths attorney, We had begun
9 30 hope there was no other authority
for tbs change than street rumor. But
the work has been perfected, and Mr..
Doenett hos now the coveted docu-s
ment in his pocket. OF course, UNI
der our present rule, the wishes Of
the community are not consulted In
matters pertaining to the administra-
stion Of affairs but it is only o
part Of the scheme to bring the whole
State under the same influences. Agencies
are Mt work, 1t is believed, which will go
far TO sscure the adoption Of the obnoxious
Underwood constitution. It is matter Of
public notoriety that there are mot men
enough in the several counties at all com
petent to ELL the Offices who can take the
oath; 30 that the attempt will be made to
seduce the present incumbents by persuad-
ing them to apply to Congress for relief
tsfued, exempts them from the necessity Of
taking the iren-clad oath. how far this
may prove successful it is impossible to
say, but We all know the weakness OF hui
man nature in combating for principle in
the face of all our worldly interests. APP
prosches OF the kind alluded to have already
been made in some cases, from which it is
fair to presume that it is q part Of Radical
tactics. At the same time, the progress OF
events shows that there is imminent dan.
ger Of division in the Comparative ranks.
A movement has been set on foot in this
city by the Common Council to put out the
public printing by contract. Everybody
knows how such things are, or may be,
managed. For years two Conservative
newspapers have been printed here, and
nobody ever thought Of getting up such a.
scheme as long az they alone occupied the
field. But since q third paper, Of opposite
politics, has been started, it becomes a mat!
ter Of public Government that proposals
should be invited for doing the work, which
had always been satisfactorily executed at
printers established rates. It perhaps re-
:quires no very profound logic to arrive at
the conclusion that the object of the move
ucut ID " ucSiOH pdtEoudSc oh 1Ho mtet''
We have case to record Of the death Of
an esteemed citizen, after years Of unpar-
alleled suffering. Last night William Todd,
son Of the late Colonel Todd, breathed his
last, after lingering twelve years, much Of
the time in extreme agony. We believe he
was never able to leave his bed. Weknew
him well before his illness as an active bust
ness man, very intelligent, of remarkably
fine person, and beloved by all who knew
him. During the long, dreary years of the
war, as well as for years before and since,
he fingered q helpless invalid; nursed day
and night by faithful and devoted wife,
whose patience never wearied. Taken alto
gether, it is case that deserves more than
q passing notice, and is entitled to the
profoundest sympathies of the human
heart. 8.
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- - = Subst1tuted Trlsree.
Il JOHN b. YOUNG, Trustee.
Gov huctioneers de 81
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TpICaM0ND AND DANVILLg RAN.
d z O A D-WINTTR ALHEDiuY O.

DICaM0ND AND DANVILLg RAN.
La 3 O a D-WINTEE SCHEDULg.-Qu =.
after TUESDAY, November Il, the trains On ~.
road will run as follows: ~
GoIna WEsT.-Through Msil Trsin.-Ie,v.,
Richmond daily ut a:so. 4. L.; leaves OaSyT.
daily at al P.M.; onnectirg ct RurkeyiIe rs,s
the aoushside road for FsrmVfile Lsnchbafs ~, ,sa
I'll stst,ens on the yirgtDis and Tennessee sst.
road, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, &c, Tsss
Louisville, Columbus, &C., KY; Huntsville, Ia,
casur, &C., Ala. C9rtnth, Strand Junction, Y,siS.
burg, DC, a.s1.; New Orleans, &c, and s. Sreec..
borob with North Carolina railroad Tor CyharIftfs
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Sagsnnaa, Yacc,r
Columbus, ATLANTIS, &C., Gs. Montgomery, IA,
bile, New Orleans, &C.
6oISa EAs-.-ThrouSh HAL Trsin.-Ls.vs,
Greensboro daily a. $50 a. d. leaves Dssyri.
daily at s:GS d. n connects at Brrtevlle MIN !s
Sauthside train from Iigrchburg for Petenours
&c.
Through tickets can be procured &C ths ncta
o11ces In Richmond and Dsnvtlle TO all important
points South and Southwest, and At Greensboro
End Danyiiie TO all potnta North, East, ard Wes;,
THOMAS DODsGfElD, !"
nos Super'lleudea.
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By wellington Goddin,
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
DLE FOUNDRY PROPERTY, IN THF
CRY, on RICHMOND, ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF GARY BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
STREE TS-By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
Court of Richmond pronounced on the Sd OF De
Gambler. 1858, in the case OF Bowers's administra-
trix against rnold. we shall as special comm1s
sioners thereby appointed 70 SCI az n &c
January, 1885. at 10 O'Clock H.. If fair II not the
first fair day thereafter, the said REAL ESIaTf
above described fronting on the north side Of Cary
street 4s3 feet running back 100 feet having thereon
a large BRICK BUILDING, now occupied py Mr.
JoseIh A. Arnold as bell and brass foundry.
TERMS: One-third cash : balance at SIX ana
twelve months for negotiable notes interest ado a.
and title retained till all the purchase money
iuii! POI" CIV John O. STFGER,
RO. r. HOWISON.
to- Commissioners
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Organization of the Lynchburg and
DanvAlle Railroad Company.
LYNcHBURG, VA, January s..

LYNCHBURG, VA, January s.
Il There was a meeting in this city yester-
day for the organization Of the Lynchburg
and Danville Railroad Company. ]. s..
Barbour, ESQ.,, president of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Company, was elected
permanent president of the company. The
directors elect from Pittsylvania are W. T.
Patton, G. T. Pace, and Walter Coles, Esqs.
Those from Lynchburg and Campbellcounty
are Charles Fl. Lynch, 7. G. s. Ferguson,
George D. Davis, and John s. Langhorne,
Esqs. Speeches we're made by many of the
delegates; after which the meeting ad
journed sine die. MEDICUs.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
r II Ut

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
BEAVER DAM DEPOT, VA,
:: January 8, 1859.
The wheat has been much damaged by
hard freezing during the fall.
There is great talk of building free
school-houses. Two, l learn, are being
erected near this place. The funds, be-
lieve, are furnished by the Freedmen's Blu
reau. Most of the farmers have employed
hands for another year, some working on
shares, but most of them paying money
wages by the month. F.,
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STEAMERS.
DHILADELpHIA, RICHMOND p

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND ssas
Il AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP $1,000
LINE Steamers NORFOLK and VALLEY
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRb
DAY, alternately. o.
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and ii.
Louis, Ola Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also
for Norfolk and Boston; and close connection
made at Norfolk. Bills Of Iading signed through
Passage TO Philadelpha Including lneals snd state
room SIo WsP. PORTER, agent,
or II Office Sa2s Lock street.
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TOR RENT, THE COAiMODIOUSa a.
p and convenient BRICK DWELLIN6EE
corner Of Broad and College Streets containing
eleven rooms, besides kitchen, laundry and SER
low Apply TO ALLISON Il ADDISON,
aA-lW 1913 and 1870 Cary street.
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WANTS.

WTANTED, BY A LADY, A SITUATION
wv AS sALESWOMAN. For information,
inquire at 822 Main street. ia S-eodlW
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RESTAURANTS, dc.

zETELLE. CHRIsTMAS.- ~
~ For the enjoyment Of this fes- la
tive season ZETELLE,S iarder is &E1 F
most bolntifally supplied No lux saSn
ury that Is attainsEle IL missing. Orders viii be
promptly filed either for the saloon tables tbepri.
Vaterooms Of his house, or for families The sea-
sonable beverages are bresed at his bar, where the
best LIQUORS are always to be had.
The Restauratenr tenders all his friends the com
pliments Of this Joyous aessons deH
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WTINTER scHEpyLE.- oHaoSi

AID PETERSBURG RAILROIn w
and after WEDNESUAY the I'd Dece,nbe, "a
trains over this road viii be run rs follows ~
Leave Richmond atlA. IL. and s:ss 2. N
i Leave Petersburg st a:5 u. ID. and s:SeP.s
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with psst..-
car attached, viii leave Richmond daily al IasS4
d. and Petersburg daily 1t s:to a. Il. (SrSs,hr.
excepted.
The "a. NJ train wtllaot leave Richmond q, a..
dsyp and the SIS 2. IA. train win not ,eaye Pct,
turE on Sundays.
train, running through daily. -
Fare 20 Norfolk, ~. Baggage checked ttso-t
The passenger coach attached 70 the coal trsts.
viii lexye Clover Hill att a. IL, ard retp-,,sSS
-Iee7e Richmond at 2:&o p. u. on Tuesdays. TLn..s
days, and Saturdays. THOMAS II. WYSSE
de sSuperintpnsss.
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BvA. c. PuIliam, Auctioneer.

TWO VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
IL STORES ON FRANKLIN .NEAR FlF-
TEENTH STREET. FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
We will rent at public auction. on the premises.
on SATURDAY the 9th day of January, 1859. at u
o. clock NJ, those two large and very desirsble
STORES located as described, wen suited Tor rae
tories or commission houses Parties wishing to
rent would DO well to be present.
TERMS at sale. LYME & BROTHFR
ja7 auctloneers.
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BY James M. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,

BY James M. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. s2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
THE NEAT BRICK DWELLING No. 821
ST. STEPHEN tOR FIRsTl. NEXT r.
THE CORNER Of BAKER STREET. FOB
SALE AT AUCTIOE.-Wil be sold ON w Ed
NERDhY the 18th day of January. 1869. on the
premises at o. clock p. NJ. the desirable BRICK
DWELLING as above locsted containing four
one hundred and thirty-fve feet to an alley.
TERMS At sale
ian Aurtinneers.
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A DESIRABLE BUILDING Lott ON on
- rHW soTTTH SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN
1.nMIrx- me- TnuRTH AND TWENTY-FIVE
s ~ III FOE SALE AT AUcTIoN.-will, be
sold on MONDAY the nth day OF Janua s on the
P9aenrins5 TOT. adjoining the factory Of Mr.. VII
ssn,S f9lf9an ap iee. a 1a msn
street and runs back tn s., as shon uSP As0A
which there is n blacksmith fnnp. auas,. ~
TEpMs: one-ttfri cash; balance On eredt t. OF
six and twelve months for nsgotlanse hoses' lile-
rest added secured by deed OF Lru HS = COY
Auctioueers.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
W WINTER SCHEDULE and after the
FIRsT OF OCTOBER, 1854, the passenger trains
viii run az foGoSB:
slR{L Tram between Richmond ard staun-
ton daily iexcept 5undayl and between stanton
and CoyiDgton tri-weekiy--y.z., EeaFc Richmond
St 7.ls T. n. and arrive at Staunton at s.2s Z. u.
Leave Staunton at S.ss q. Il. and arrive st Rich
: o. Tuesday, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
leave Covinto at $40 a. Nj. and arrive at Stauh.
ton &C s.IoA. 81. Leave Stanton sc ass 7. II. and
arrive at Govington at T.6s Z. NJ.
ACCOMMODATIONS TEAM bet6een E!eh-
Inond and Charlottesville on MONDAYS WE'D
NEaOEYa and sATURDAYS. Leave Cha-s
Iottcsy.iis IS 4 a. -. and arrive at Richmond >:
$50 s. IL. Leave RichJn0nd IL E.aD =, y and az
rive ct Charlottesville az ~. Ill.
Tho h2l Train CoEEsCtG ST SoIdonsSlLs anu
Charlottesville WITH tratLs on Orange, hleI:aGL.s
and Manassas railroads for ALEXANDRA,
WASHINGTON, PHli.ADELPHIh, III. fOEh.
LYNCLBUEE, RECXYILLE, SHATTAS00-
ga, MEAPHI5, NEW O2LEbHs, MONT
G0hERY, HGEibE. &C. At Staunt2n win
STAGES Tor LEXINGTON, NATURAL BRIDGE,
WIROHEsrER, DC -, A.
Goshen, WITH stages for LEXINGTON, EATu-
EAI. BR1DGE, &c. At Millboro, with STAGES tar
BATH ALUM, WsEN, HOT, apd EEALlEe
SPEINGS. At Goyington, With STAGES tof
WHlTE aU1PHUR RPKiHeS nFWIs3uES'
CHARLESTON, sc.
JhMES s. NErHEaLAHU,
gers General Ticket A2Ers
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By 8. N. Daviss
Resi- Estate Agent and Auctfoneer,
rornar Eleventh and Main streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE0FAFRAMED
" DWELLING AND LOT ON THE coz
NER OF TWENTf-FEFTH AND JAChsON
sTREETa CHURCH HILL.-By virtue OF de.
sree Of the Circuit Court OF the city Of Richmond
the goth day Of NorsmeeT aa g in
sdminfstrator and ais I will sell at public auc-
tom on the premises; on "WEDNESDAY me t rSsa
"a T1 HPEE.ST0RY FRAEED DWELLING, con-
taining about six rooms, situated as above De-
Tpexs Onetbfrd casl balance at six, twelve,
and eirfateen months purchaser giving bonds with
good Security, interest added. Title retained until
Lne itr snol - - - CHAsTAIN WHITE,
/. 40 os Speciai Commissioner.
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CONFECTIONERIES.

,FRESH ARRIVAL. sua .
FRESH TOMATOES, PEACHES
: GREEN CORN, STRAWBERRIES PINE
s. t- APPLES;
Preserved Ounces. Damsons, Strawberries, Gran
CO.'S Gelatine etc For sale al reduced prices at
w. w. TRIBBETT'S,
jail lI18 Main street, hichlnond, Va.
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pErERsRURG LETTER.
Correspondence Of the R,chnond DlsDasea.

The City Government to be Gpen II the.
e Radicals agencies at Work to Secure
the Adoption of the Underwood Consti-
f,tsop-I'm Public Printiaq- Deeth of
Witndm Todd Case of Rxtrs,as SUI
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ABOUT EIGH

T1RUSTEES' SALE OF ABOUT EIGH-
i. TEEN HUNDRED AND N1NETY-sEyEN
ACRES OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF
NEAR THE TOWN OF WILLIAMSBURG
Pursuant to the provisions or deed Of trust exc
cuted by Robert Saunders and Lucy Il. his wife,
bearing date on the lst OF January, 1861, and duly
recorded in the County Court or York county, the
undersigned, the trustees therein named, at the
having given the four months notice required by
the said Heed to the said Robert Saunders OF such
reGuisttton will, On TUESDAY the 10th day Of
February, 1892 at the froTt door OF the Exchange
HOTEL, In the city OF Richmond, at the corner of
O'Clock NJ, proceed to sell the REAL ESTATE
conveyed by the deed Of trust aforesaid, called
and known as "QEEEN'S CREEK or so much
or such parts thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy the trust created by the said deed. This
land Is situated on Queens creek enc OF the trbu-
tariss Of York river and but short distance from
said river, in the county Of York. In the state OF
Virginia. Vessels drawing four or five feet Of va
ter can ascend this creek TO within few miles OF
williamsburg. sas
The place is said to be particularly valuable for
oyster planting. No further description Is now
thought to be necessary as IT, is presumed that any
and Judge for himself before the dsy OF sale.
THE TERMS ARE That the purchaser pay one
half Of the purchase money on the day or sale and
the balance In two equal payments-one on the lst
or January 1870 and the other on the LIST day OF
January, 1911 and FOR which he shat execute his
bonds each tn carry interest from the day OF sale
and TO be secured by deed of trust on said land.
The undersigned, Talbot Sweeney. residing in tho
city Of Williamsburg, VIII take pleasure in chow
Ing the land to any one desiring to purchase.
B. Is. DOUGLAS,
TALBOT SWEENEY, Trustees.
do Wy
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QsSLGR 4slcEIsyGHU ANE gonA RIyaEy
RAILROAD CotGFAET,
nrrn,JNgya AuSuxt1 Ikrs l
, ICHMoND AND YORK RIVER RAN.

ISslJE<xSHEt II lk51.
ICHMoND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
Ia ROAD LIEE.-NEW SCHEDULE.-Fog
BALTIMORE, THE NORTH, IND NoBTH.
WEST.-The steamer KENEEBEC, Captain ],
Il. FREEMAN commanding, Ieaves White House
every "WEDNESDAY and guHDAY MORNING
on arrival OF the cars from Richmond, reaching
Baltimore on the following morning =. sunrise.
Returning, thu KENNEBED leaves Baltimore
every BOMBAY and THC25DAY II o'clOcf
The steamer ADnIRAL, captain a11wAreon.
handing, leaves White House every TUEsDAY
end EEfDAY on arrival Of the cars from Rich.
nond reaching Baltimore the following morning
at sunrise. Returning, the ADAIRk1. Leaves BAL.
tsn ], every WEDNESDAY and sATURDAYn
PAssENGERs FOE BALTIMORE leave he
depot OF the Richmond aud York River Bal.
road Company st O'Clock a. A. SUNDAY
TUESDAY, "WEDNESDAY, and Friday. Be-
turning they leave Baltimore on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at O'Clock Y. IL. reEchingtE tcbmond the follow
Fsre TO Baltimore oliy Vi.
Freight received az ell dimes sad lorwtrG6d
promptly, and through bills OF laeing given to al
prominent points.
THE PASSENGER TEAM leaves the depos
EVERY MORNING ct A. n.
WILLIAM Il. ENOS
nc 81 Freight and Ticket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-09

An kinds or INSURANCE effected in frst-class
companies, local or, foreign, at LOWEST CUR
Bnsinass can be effected through correspondence
with our Office as well as by personal application.
Z de 2a-lm r4.tT4fH .-i-rtfIY = 4aE.sf .#"l.4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-09
AUCrroR SALES.
vUrURE DAT

Bv James n. Taylor q son, Arctionesrs,
no. SCI Main street,
-e -, IL, ,,,,,-u teInv spoeSyyooE Hotel,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-09

We are now Offering very superior stock Of
CHAMBER PAHLOR, and DIGInG FUHNI-
TURE; also, MATTRESSES OF ali kinds, manu-
Pictured IN Richmond. "a ~ 80
e We invite all In want OF articles In our line'to
examine cur stock Rs In commencing business
again wewt sell at such very low prices rs to I'M
duce all TO buy. US Il
Furniture REPAIRED and zUpH0LSTERED.
a., HARDWOOD q HITTER
de - opposite the post0fice. Main street.