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FURNITURE. &c.

EURNIT URE AND MATTRESS
7 WAREEooMS.-We have now on hand. In
ollce, Richmond, Va, large and elegant stock OF
PARLOR, CHAMBER, and D1NISG-ROOM
FURNITURE of every variety of style and finish.
Also, MATTRESSES and dsPRING-BEDs. made
In any style desired. Our stock oI CHAM.
BER FURNITURE being very large. we are con-.
than any other house In the State. Chamber Sets
can be purchased at our establishment fron ESQ TO
$500. As the prices OF most other goods are COM
Ing down, have reduced The price or every arti-
Gle In our line. and are now selling about rs low sa
we did before the war. All I'll want OF superior
stock before buying. We have goods 70 suit tho
rich or the poo-. HARDWOOD g RITTER,
oc Il onposite the post-olice. Riehinond, va.
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LIST OF uSMA1LABLE LETTERS REMAINING
m TIE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE DECEMBER
II, 1S60.-Mr. Harris, Mrs. Caroline Brax-
ton, A. B., Richmond, Va; DR.. s. W.
Murphy, Wilmington, Del. /; ". E. Rolph,
Boydton, Va; William Green, New York !;
William Handy, Washington, b. c.; Rachel
Bon, Blacksburg, Va; John J. Merth,
Richmond, Va; II. Shattin, New York !;
James Ross, Portsmouth, Va; /; Miss Nan
ME Z. Armstead, Hollins Institute, va.
Mrs. 5. E. Wilson, Baltimore, Md. ; Gray
Boulware, Bowling Green, Va; G. Smith
& Co., Baltimore, Md. n. II. Efinger, St.
Andrews Parish, Va; Jacob Mlshet,
Prince Edward, Va.
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A STRIKING PrcTURE.-The prolific pen-
ell of Shepherd has not produced a more
striking picture than the full page illustra-
ton entitled EGYPT Awakened" which
appears in the last Hdrper's Weekly. The
same artist has another one OF his sketches
of southern life in the same No. of Harper.
It gives us pleasure to speak of the success
of this talented son of Richmond, and to
say that he seems appreciated abroad as
well as at home.
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4 SUPERB PICTURE.-Thc picture Of Washing
ton on the battlefield, In tapestry, by Miss IE-
JELLE. is nowto be seen at WooDHoUSE & PAR
HAMS bookstore. 1t is wonderful piece Of
tapestry. The shading, the bold relief of things
upon 1t, and the exquisite art OF the drapery, with
all its crcaseS and folds, make 1t work that all
must admire. 1t Is for sale; and would grace any
gallery or room on whose walls II might be placed.
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{ -! oIIHfrs TESHss77vlrr rrs,aa--afvrrtoIi-N I'm
AGED CourLE MuRDERED.-At 4 O'Clock
Monday morning. in the village OF Green
vile, Pa, an aged couple named Eandllsen
were found murdered, and their hitherto
peaceful homc burned to ashes, with their
bodies in it. They were known 10 have
large amount Of gold on their premises
~one twenty-five or thirty thousand dol
lars-and he universal belief Of the neigh
bors is that they were robbed, murdered,
and the house then set Oh fire tG conceal the
crime. When the fire had done its worst,
the body Of Mrs. Vandu:en was found still
in bed. though then III the cellar-tllat OF
her husband in the hall. That they should
have been separated in this manner at such
Il time seems strange. Moreover, the neigh
hors found the back door and back window
open, which proves ut once that burglars
had been in the house. A large jack knife.
with the blade open, was also found i'll the
ruins. The bodies were so far consumed rs
to preclude the possibility of determining
any marks Of violence. On Saturday the
old man, frightened, no doubt, at the de-
cline in gold, was in town, offering to sell
oil the precious metal, thus inevitably
advertising his tempting possession-S30,0 900
in rold-in farmhouse in quiet country
town.-Pitsburg Gazette, December I,
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rp G91
FOR NEW YORK.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .SxsssssaSS
COMPANY.
The splendid new slde-wheel steamships isAAC
BELL. SARATOGA. AG n a, Abe
MARI F. and HATTERAS. leave New York for
Norfolk City Point. and Richmond, every TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at y
o'clock T.. M. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, ut high tide.
These ships .Ae entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommooa.
tiOns, aIa attention, are unsurpassed.
Close conno<tions made with steamers LOT I'll
southern and European ports.
insurance effected when ordered, AT a QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the Offices OF tnls
y. L. MCCREApY, President, ls7 Greenwich
street New York.
WILLIAM c. DUNTIAM & CO., Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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AN EXTENDED POPULARITY. -" "BRoWS's
BRONCHIAL TROCHES" have been before the
public many years Each year finds them In new
localities In various parts of the world. The
Trochcs are pronounced universally superior to
al other articles used for similar purposes. For
relieving coughs, colds, and throat diseases, the
Troches have been PROVED reliable.
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FRIENDS OF TEMPER NcE.-The charter
and books for the Reorganization of Artisan
Council, No. 10, having arrived, the Dis
trict Vice-Presidcnt for this district, aided
by the members of the Order in this city
and Manchester, will institute it and install
their officers tonight at half-past O'Clock,
ct the Methodist church on Oregon Hill.
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20
Steamer State of Maryland. Trsyers Baltl.
more merchandise and passengers. HarseSs
Williams.
Brig Falrlna British}, DeGruchy, New YosS,
Dunlop 6 ncCance. ~.
Schoopers Alice Curtis. Fhalsrs ard Roxauna,
Franks baltimore shells, Cnrtss e Parker.
Schooner a. w. Collins, Tookcr, New York,
merchandise. Curtis EParker.
Schooner Fannie w. Johnston, Marts, Boston,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Mott Bedcl, Bcdell, New York, sugar,
=. y. M0rriss r Co, 80, "a.
Schooner W. G. Nelson, Rose, Philadelphia,
iron ore, Tredegar Company.
Schooner A. VI. Edwards. uenson, hills delphfa,
coal, b. Wardwell.
SAILED. AZ
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. /. 3. Tatum.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New FORK. mer-
chandise and passengers. W. C. Dunhani Co.
Steamer Norfolk. Platt, Philadelphia, merchar-
!isc and passengers, W. L. Porter.
MEMoR.SNDUM.
WEST PoIST. December 1o.-Arriyed. steamer
Eennebec. Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York. River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
BALTIMORE, December 9.-Cleared, brig Ruth
(SrItisbl, DYER for Richmond. y
NEW YOnI1, December s.--Clearc5, schooner u.
\. Hendricks, GreeGlaw. fer Richmond.
~ ~. IBY TELEGRApH-
ssv..SsaTT. TieesInbcF
Caucasian, from New orleans FOR New. YORK. fut
In for coal.
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The CATHOLIC JUBILEE. in commemora-
ton of the meeting of the Ecumenical Coun-
Gil, commences tomorrow. Father Grimm,
of Louisville, KY, with four other Of the
Redemptionist fathers, will be here, and
will preach during the Jubilee. There will
be services 1t the Cathedral tomorrow eve
ming, in addition to the regular service.
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HANDSOME PREsESTs.-Sow opening Tor The
holidays, superb stock Of rich diamonds, pins,
and car-drops ladies' watches, chains, bands,
Observation-Disclosures, medallicns, neck-chains,
sleeve and bosom buttons, amethyst ana moss
agste slgnet rings, diamond engagement and plain
gold wedding rings, superb Few patterns OF rlch
silver In cases, and choice assortment OF rare
goods imported direct from foreign factories.
NowLAs X CO., Jewellers,
corucr nr Main and Tenth streets,
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SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-MeSsrs. &c &
Goddin, auctionecrs, have sold during the
present week the following real estate ::
Truck farm containing twenty acres, seven
miles north of Richmond, $500; lot S3Nlj0
feet, on the south side Of Main street be-
tween Adams and Jefferson streets, 81 300
cash; tobacco stemmery. on Bainbridgc
street. in Manchester, with 2Gi feet of
ground front, 81, leo casii.
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WILLIAM c. DUNHAM 4 CO.,
NATIONAL LINE,

Steamers weekly 10 LIVERPOOL, srGSTS
calling at .QuEENSTOWN, leavine aslzaasssk,s.sss.
ERA%CF. uGEsS, HHLpETIA,
DTiFS1SMARK, ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA,
ENGLAND, VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage, slO0 aud ii5, currency.
Steerage passage $50. currency.
Stccragc tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown
S37 in currency. ~.
tertiam, and IIayre, Sij, In currency.
FOR further particulars, apply at the Offices OF
the company, 60 Broadway, +. W. D. huhs1'
'A''''" WILLIAM C. DUNIIAM 6 CO., Agents.
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FAsHIoS.-We hear it stated that Rev.
Henry Wall, rector of st. Johns church,
contemplates delivering his satirical poem
on Fashion, on Tuesday night, 2lst instant,
at st. Adams Hall. Mr.. Wall Is one OF the
most popular and eloquent Of our city min
listers, and those who know him best antici-
pate rich and humorous treat in this en-
tertanment.
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W. ID. BLAIR & Co. have lately received large
supply of newly-mported TEAS, embracing ten
chests of Gunpowder, which they especially re-
commend for that fine riolet aroma that Is con-
sidered the perfection Of tea and they can now
offer all their teas at considerably reduced prices
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THE WEEKLrEs.-Erank Leslie. with double
Illustrated supplement; Harpers' Weekly, an
excellent No. the Ledgs-, Saturday Wight AeW
York IVssGly, and all the other wecklies, with
much rcw, novel. and racy reading, just received
by ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, adjoining the Dispatch
hnilinr.
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4 WORD TO TILE TIsE.--Don't delay TO supply
Yourself with coal and wood until PAGES stock Is
ont for then you viii have TO pay ffty per cent
more. He is now selling anthracite coal at $3.50
to j., oak wood at 46 and pine at IS per cord.
Other fuel at proportional rates.
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SgEA NEES.

TOR NORFOLK, PORTS-SilMI
f MOUTH, AND ALL REG ULAR ssssSssss - -.
TNSDISGS On TIE JAMES. .RIyEK.-"he tasr
and elegant UNITED STATES MAIL steamer
JOHN STLy L RI
Captain II. G.. GiFEokD,
leaves her wharf at Rorketts for the above-named
places OH MONDAYS, w WEDEESDAls, anu ,f' rhi-
DAYS, ut 8. O'Clock 4. NJ: and returns on Tues
days. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive in horlolk IN time 70 cor
acct with steamers Tor Baltimore and ponts
North.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arri'
val of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk ~. So.
FREIGHT ~
received Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturday.,
from II u. to 3p. b., FOR Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, aud principal landings ON
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings on james
river. AT reasonable rates.
No WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Ereiyhrs for way-landin 3 must be pre-pairs
Apply to l.. y; IAIOM, GSenI.
ounce srpatnerS' ~HaI1s
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

E. D. EACHO, curator-auction lot-yaluable
horses, buggy and harness, etc.
WELLINGTON GODDIN--4 o'clock-yery
handsome lot on the south side of Franklin be-
tween Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON 10 O'Clock Horses,
mules, top-wagon, etc.
E. II. VALENTINE, 1894 Main street-lO O. clock
Secondhand furniture, etc.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

CMITH'S PATENT LEVER STRAW
- CUTTER now az ever, at the very head oi
the eId Twenty Thousand sold ana The dc,nanS T.
yam would pni The genuine article, which We war
rant to be the best Straw-Cn,tcr ever made; he IT,
member, that this stra" Gutter was patGnteu s py
his his. immediate i supervision ever since: Some Of
our worlnen have been at work upon TINS @ Sster t
FOR Aftneu wears or more, and we claim th.t we
nave arrived at perfection in their construction.
This ike the Virginia she!ler has been se e1neai Of
6iyeiy initiated by other sDie m "
caIIing % IL in their catalogue the "vireinia Cut
ter otners the "Negro CUTTER; but Al puT,
chaseys wish to get the Cniter made as ~ snould
he they should buy only Smiths Patent Lever
Straw-Cuttcr, and no other.
dee III. N. SMITH y CO., Manufacturers.
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STEAM TO GLASGOW AND
LONDONDERRY
gkH
nnu6dE3kxkI110

THE ANCHOR LIN T..
Favorite CIyde-built passenger steamers are IN.
..nicd to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 20. North river. at II o. 'clock NJ.
BATES or PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY;
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry, $50 ana
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, Sleo.
Stecrage to Glasgow or Derry, 800 intermediate,
PREPAID certificates from these ports, s3I
Passengers booklet to and from Hamburg, HaVre'
Rotterdam, iutwerp. &C., at very low rates.
Drafts Issued payable at any bank In Great Bri"
For further Information apply at the companys
Offices, No. 8 Bowling Green, New 1ork' 70 LEM
DAh'1y WiLLIaI c, DUNHAM & co, Agents.
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SALE OF Elk HILL AND PART OF ELK
IsLASD.-ThiS magnificent estate, which has
been advertised in this paper, was sold ut
auction by Messrs. Grubbs Il Williams, on
the 9th instant, and was purchased by
james B. Ficklen, Jr., of Buckingham
county, for Joseph b. Ficklen, Of Fal-
mouth, at the price of $4,000.
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-KrxoBED REMOVAL Of COLLECTOR I1CN-
is reported in well-inlormed
circles that Joseph N. Humphreys: the pre-
sent collector of the port Of Richmond, viii
be removed by President Grant, and that
Mr.. 3. W. Gillis, proprietor Of he State
Journal, will be his successor in office. The
change would be received with
satisfaction by our business mon generally.
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CoyvIcTs.-The following named con-
yicts have been received:
Addison Hatcher (colored), Bedford coun-
ty, convicted Of horsc-Stcalipg and SEN
fenced for eight years.
Albert Jones (colored), from same county,
sentenced for one year for housc-brcaklng:
William Alexander (colOrcd), convicted
in Rockbridge county of burglary and at
tempted rape, and sentenced for seven
ypars.
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N1vASTosCoPE.-Little folks will be
pleased to hear that the Great Yivantoscope
will he exhibited on Monday and Tuesday
nights, at DR.. Hoge's lecture-room, for the
benefit of the Sunday school Of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church.
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LEFT AT THEIR HoUSEs.-Thosc Tho may Wish
1t can have al the northern and city papers ana
the weckes and nionthiies served to them at their
houses by leaving their orders with ELLisoN &
TAYLOR, adjoining the Dispatct Oihcc.
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SANTA CLAUS ARRIVED The chlidren's S friend
has come before his time, and Will distribute good
things on and after this date, until! further notice,
at TRIBBGTT's confectionery, lll2 Main street,
near the DiSDdtch Office.
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND 1T;

FOR LIVERPOOL AND <~SFfh
ISMtN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, SAL INC
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY..
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASsAGEBY THE SATURDAY STEAMER
First Cdbin, Payable In Gotd.
ivernnul or Queenstown slo0 %
Steerdge PUydJte in Currency. :,
Liverpool or Queenstown. % y:
PASSAGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX:
liverpool or Queenstown tsold.".".".S 80 ~ So SC
s. Joints 1y y. 5 hTE Sf sSaffa 1t ssssgH3Fs "
Liverpool or Queenstown. 80 90 90
= Hnhx,s by branch st.aner. 30 co
Tickets sold to and from England, ireland, ana
the Continent. at moderate rates.
For further information apply at the Company's
Offices, JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
IL Broadway, New YORK; or 10
WILLIAM &. DUNHAM IL CO., Agents.
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the end. In this way, gentlemen and
friends, shall we fulfil that noble prophecy
of our good old father poet, and
"unthresd, forever unthread, the rude eye OF In
testine war. - =
And welcome home again discarded faith"
*Mr. RutFn, OF Richmond, who had described
himself as "a man without country [REP.
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NJ. ELLysos g. Co. Will iusert advertisements IN
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, ut pub
llshers' rates. for cash. Apply at this ONCE.
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EDUCA.I IEOEAE.
FEMALE COLLEGE

This institution will be !e-opened IHUkSlDasn, H.
octnher 2i. 1869. The Principal, who has hau s Sn
srtcnsivc ex perience In the conduct OF FlKoI-
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL, VIII spare no t,iidaa en9rss
10 promote the intellectual, moral ana physio'i
DEVELOPMENT of her pupils. ,.,a.,a .o er,t
The expenses of this school are resuiateo 10 sui
the cxi gen cies Of the times ,.,.,. ,,o,tbs os
Terms per session aad,oa OF 1fms nnne %. Is7o: ~
Board Including lights, washlng' ana 40
Tuition In academic department t''.''.'....... 90
Latin. French and Spanish, each. ..:...s....". 70 70
Music on the piano, Including vocal'"..''.'.. % Q
Use OF instrument so
vi pahthhs oh Can 20
Payments oae-half In advance. ,,
Pupils furnish their own towels anu eapie h"p
gins. .,, . /, ,o,+
For further information, circulars WIN DC SEM
on application. r,,,,a 20
REFERENCE The Trustees Of the College.
oe ls-3m
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE By THE HUN
DRIED at the Dispatch ONCE.
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DAiLIEs-New York. Baltimore, and )" ash'ng-
ton--in advance Of the mail ut ELLisoN d TAI-
Lon's, next to the DiSpGtch Office
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4 PRIZE In every one of the Santa Claus boxes
sold by TRDBETT, the contectioner. Buy, ana
sec what YOU get 1t may be a silver watch.
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NEGROES GOING SoUTH.-About one hun
dred and fifty negroes left Halifax county
for Louisiana on Thursday. Squads are
leaving Richmond for the same destination
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DHILADELPHIA,R RICH-.l4Hfh
/ MOND. AND NORFOLK : STEAM.sssssfsa nI = -
GREEN. composing this line, viii Leave Phillde!-
pfia every SATURDAY. and Richnondevery FKI-
DAY, alternately. Freight taken FOR orfoik at mo-
Gcrate rates; also for Charleston, Sayanpan ana
New Orleans, and bills of lading signed through;
passage to Phliadelphia. including meals ana
st st.Terson ss ". p. PORTER, Agent
,nb OaIce No. 2l25 Dock street.
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GET your wood to cook your Christmas dinners
at WEST & LACY'S. They are now receiving hsty
cords more Of that cheap wood.
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D0WHATAN sTEA AMBOATsrEYl,

4 COMPANY. Steamers STATE ss1sszz..s.ssss3xks
OF MARYLAND and fETERSBpES.--C --Cneaps
reIjnbIe and safe route to Baltimore, Savannah
Boston, and the West. Tri-weekly line 10 Batti-
more, making close connections With steamers 10
tween Ricnmond aud Baltimore. Leave Balti.
iGorc every TUESDAY, THURSDAY; riI, and 20. ~
TJRDAY. Leave Richmond every IuESOAI,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY -, -,
Freight received every day te%cept sunuays1 Wy
to o'clock z. NJ. These steamers bnYe eacstisnI
Fare ID meals and stateroom extra. For frelScf
or passage, apply 10 .,.
au1o Commercis) Block.
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-r-cyT.-rrrr; - Yes, for Joseph or anybody
else who can raise twenty-five cents TRIBBETT
has Il Santa Claus box containing package OF
candy and prize.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Sr Ole ADVERTISED LETTERS
~ REMAI,;INt IN THE RICHMOND POST-
OFFICE DECEMBER IL, 1863. h. ~ -. -
PERSONS calling for letters In this list will please
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GOME ONE, COME ALL.-Buy your
v TOYS at ST. ALBAS'S HALL.
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GENTLEMENNS LIST.
RAILROADS.
f-,f XXI -tz.-SgI r-sssE5sn-zFsy}
sS vi

ca 81 -. s
TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
I /. NJ ENCEPTED) TO THE N0isTH. EAST
AND WEST, OVEN THE FAT0RITE ROUTE
Tya AQUA CREEk-THE SRONTEST AND
QUICKEST RoUTE.-The THROUGH TRAINS
over this route are now run from the depot corner
o Byrd and eighth streets al IL is A. NJ. and SIS L.
VI Sunday n II. Is 4. NJ. only. making close and
IrN4hlc connections with THE WASHINGTON
AND NEW YORK FAST LINES and with trains
for TUT GREAT NORTHWEST.
cars 'tted up With SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS for which no charge is made.
TIE elegant and commodiors steamers on the
Potomac river stop at Alexandria each way.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between
Richmond and Milford leaves the depot corner or
Broad and Eighth streets daily Sundays except
I'd NJ $50 Z. N, and arrives In Richmond Ut s. IS
4. N.
through tickets to all principal points North and
West.
For further information and for through tickets
North apply II he otHco corner Broad anG Eighth
streets, aad FOR throurh tickets 10 all points North
ard West apply ri the ticket Office corner Byrd
and Eighth streets.
j. & GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
RUTH. pcriut.u3aDf NO
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DlCuMGND AND DANNiLLE RAIL
n RoAD.-CHtNGE OF SCiIEDULE.-On
a;G aiter SATURDAY. October 2. 1859. the PAS
SE&GER TRAINS on this road viii DC run as fol-
iu'gs'
GONG WEST.-LY&CHBCRG PASSENGER
TRAIN leaves Richmond duly Except SunGayS)
Al $50 y NJ; arrives at BGrkcvilic at 1850 i. M
making close connections with trains on the South
side road for tarmyiilc and al way stations on
that road and At L:nchDUrg for all way stations
IN the Virginia and Tennessee railroad: BRISTOL
knoxville. - .itnn. Chattanooga Nashville Mem
JA.s, LowiSylic and hi pOirts South and South
w.st. THROUGH MAIL AND EXPRESS leaves
Eich@lyuL daily at =. Nj; leaves Dauviile daily
~ 10 !. III. arrives ~ Greensboro at 1929 4. Sl
making close connections for all stations on the
North Carolina railroad, aoth Last and West of
Erccnsbcro'--viz.. Hi!lsboro'. Raleigh. &C., East :
Lexington. salisbury. Charlotte, &c, West: Co
1uinhia, =. G.. : Augusta, Savannah, Macon. CO.
lumbus. and Atlanta, Ca : Montgomery, Iobilc
&C.. Ala. : New orleans. &c, LIZ -
GONG EAST TROUGH MAIL AND FL.
PRESS leaves Greensboro daily 1T A. NJ. !;
leaves Danvil!c daily at 3:9S A. NJ: arrives at Rich
nond duiiy 1T 1870 i. II. IINCHBURG PAS
SENGER TRAIN leaves Burkevillc daily except
Sundays) al 1913 /. NJ: arrives at Richmond at 4
=. NJ.
Through tickets can nc procured at the ticket Of
: ce IL Richmond to all important points South ana
Southwest, and al Greensboro and DauViilc TO al
u,lts North, East, ana West.
THOMAS DCDAMEAD,
ocp superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-11

ATLANTIC FOREIGN EXPRESS C0MPASY,
MACKENZIE, HENRY FLAMANI,
81 BR ,ADWAY. NEW iokh.L
Through bills OF ladng given from hichmohu 70
ali European ports for tobacco, cotton, sraln anu
particnlar attention given 10 small packages.
Gable telegrams forwarded at low raE5. 800.
Close connection made for the Paclnc coas',
Sandwich Islands, China, and Japan. ,r.,,.,
FregI.s forwarded to al parts OF tue on1'eu
states and Canada. Apply TO
WILLIAMC e. DUSHAM " %" Agents,
auqs corner Main and Eleventh streets.