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GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY
PROVIDENCE, B. /,
STERLING SILVER WARE

: TINB BIBO IhO- ND W AhBs
This Company, having the most extensive and
conp plete Silver Ware Factory in the world. and
employing the best talent in designing, modelling,
aEd finishing, are with the AID OF ingenious and
labor saving machinery, enabled to produce In
besutifu in design And nsurpsssed IN finish. the
hneDess Of which they guarantee to be of sterling
With All .rtice in ;l1s, for the nnrno,a oS nro
tecting purchasers from limitations of designs.
They also continue to manufacture their we'll
known and unrv led Nick e- Silver Dlectrs- Plated
Ware: which will last twenty I've years with fair
everyday usage,
Orders received from the trade sRly, but these
goods may be obtained from responsible deal
ers everywhere.
eEe Traie Marx Trade m
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REORGANIZATION OF THE ADJUrANT GEN.
ERALS DEPARTMKNT.-Thef following named
officers have been ordered to report to the Sec
retary Of War tor duty in the War Department:
Brevet Major Generals Daniel Butterfield
w. 5. Ketchum, John E. Smith, wage1
Swayne, Brevet Brigadier General w. Nc. K
Dunn and Brevet Colonel Oscar A. Mack
They will be assigned to duty in the Depart
ment to fill certain vacancies made by the order
published in the STAR few days since making
certain changes in the AdIutant Generals
Office.
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HESRTco County CoURT-Justice j. s
Atlee preSiding.-The grand jury yester
day found true bills against the following
parties: Frank Baker and Henry Page, fol-
felony and the same for petit larceny
They also presented the following
Margaret and George Gardner, for per
hitting unlawful gaming on their pre-
mises; ,a-s-.a.
Bernard O'Hara, for the same offence;
Crawford Alley, for obstructing the pub.
lie road
Thomas Watson, for injuring the lands Of
Mr.. a. NJ. Aiken;
Mary Price, same offence;
Peter Dickinson, violating the revenue
laws by retailing tobacco without license
Same, for retailing ardent spirits without
q license /; "a b.
~ Josiah Blackburne, for obstructiug the
public road;
John Densley, in six cases, for retailing
ardent spirits without license;
William Anderson, one Of the parties al
legged to have been implicated in the schur-
man outrage, mas then put upon trial, but
before the evidence was concluded the
court adjourned, and the jury were given
in charge Of the sheriff.
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MAYORS CouRT-WEDNEsDAY-Aayo,
Chahoon presiding.-Dazie White (ne'
gress), charged with being drunk and dis
orderly and resisting the police, was fined
FIVE dollars. ~ 49,.
Israel Banks lnegro), charged with in.
terfering with and resisting the police il
the discharge of their duty, was discharged
it being proved that Banks did not resist
the police officer.
Major Wells (negro), charged with as
saulting and beating his wife, was dis
charged.
Ellen Freeman (negrol, charged with
having in her possession one muff, the pro-
perty Of Mary j. Bush, was discharged,
Mary failing to appear against her.
+ William Kelley, charged with assaulting
and beating United States soldier, was
DISCHARGED.
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The GERMAN OPERA.-The German opera
season, which commences On Monday night
next, promises to be brilliant one, not
withstanding the large number Of young
ladies VINO plead Lenten propriety as 9
reason Why they should not attend and
the correspondingly large number of young
gentlemen who will not frequent the
Theatre without these same girls are or
their arms.
The repertoire of Frederici's company
embraces several operas comparatively
new to Richmond, and many Of us will
gladly embrace the opportunity of seeing
something out Of the beaten track Of ope-
ratio amusement. The sale Of tickets is
now going on OF Bidgood' 8 bookstore.
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.MEAT-HousE ROBBED. The meat house
of Mr.. j.. Whitford, residing IN Chester
field near Manchester, was entered o few
nights ago and q quantity Of bacon stolen.
Suspicion rested upon Nat Eggleston (ne-
gro), and his premises were searched by
Constable E. n. Foote, assisted by Charles
Baker, Esq, who succeeded in recovering
the bacon and srresting Eggleston. The
case WAS brought before Justice Hancock,
who sent Eggleston on before the grand
Jury Of the county. tAtNl tII1-9
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COURT ORDERS.

TE'HE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
4 Tn THE SHERIFF OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, GREETING: We command You to
Judge OF our Circuit Court OF Louisa county at
the courthouse thereof, on the first day Of the
April term next, to show cause, If any he can
OF land made 10 him on tie 3oth OF January, 1866
under the decree OF the 10th Of September 1850, In
the chancery cause pending In this court by the
style Of Thompson against Mitchell, &C., should
not be rescinded, and the cash payment made by
him forfeited rs compensation to some extent for
the loss occasioned by his, failure TO comply with
any, as 10 the Court shall seem best. And this he
shall in no wise omit under the penalty OF floo ;
and have then here this writ.
Witness, JOHN Q. CAMMaCK. clerk OF our said
court. at the courthouse, the 23d day Of January,
1869, in the ninety. third year Of our foundation.
8. II. PARSONS, ID. 81,
NH 4-Th<w for J. q. CAMdACK.
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PURE OLD EYE.-We have received from AN
DREW j. GRAY & Co. (uccessors to Wake q
Gray) commission merchants Of thls city, sam
pie Of "Lackey's Mountain Whiskey, " pure ar
ticle Of rye whiskey, made In Rockbridge county
Virginia, for which they are The sole agents. Thi
is not new brand Of whiskey, having been esta
.bHshed some twenty years ago. II has always beer
considered superior article, and has never faies
TO give entire satisfaction. We thiuk we can sa,
with safety that 1t will stand any test eventual
the "New York chemi.t."
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ATTEMPT TO MURDER.-Passing through
Rockets old field on Friday, Constable Ro-
bipson, Of Henrico, was attracted to house
by the screams Of females. Z He rushed in,
and found that the screams we're caused BY
the attempt Of Henry Jordan TO murder his
mother and grandmother the latter en- In
firm ohlady, who is obliged to use crutches
Mr.. Robinson was just iptime tosave their
lives by the} arrest of the awould-bs mur-
derer
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Buckingham.-J II. Noble, j. Ma!

QuAL1F1ED.-James M. Moody, Esq,
qualified as sheriff Of Chesterfield county
on Tuesday (court-day rice Joseph d
Worsham, removed. Mr.. Moody has been
a resident of Manchester since the evacua-
tion Of Richmond, in '65, where he has been
extensively engaged in the mercantile bust
ness. The following gentlemen qualified
as deputies: Joseph B. Yaden, NJ. G.
Gill, ". e. Gill, and William T. Beazley
[ iailnrl -. - - - .rn = a1LE
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Proposed FAIR FOR DR.. READS CHURCH
The ladies of DR.. Reads church ore again
at work for the completion of their new
building, on the corner Of Grace and Fourth
streets. They are preparing tasty and ne
cessary articles of their own handiwork.
which will be offered to their friends in this
city, hoping by strictly fair sales and de-
served patronage to secure creditable sum
for the advancement their object. a fail
will be opened during the month of April
Of which due notice will be given.
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The JEFFERSON LITERARY ASSOCIATION
give dramatic entertainment and ball at
Monticello Hall tonight, under the direc'
ton Of Messrs. Charles Hutzler, NJ. s.
Block, Charles Millhiser, Augustus Smith
and Charles Thai himer, as g. committee Of
ARRANGEMENTS. ,--l-
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b. Ausw umbrella Is patented. Though Of
gingham, 1t is water proof, and it is impos-
sible for the stoutest gale to turnit.
soGA Cincinnati drummer walking quietly
through q street in Lexington, KY, vas met
by some one who struck him. on the head
and hurt him badly. He made his way to
the hotel and sat down by the fire. Presently
on intelligent policeman 40 came am "a along. land
sssing iiis battered conditions arrested him
! and took him to the watch house, where he
remained all night. but was RELEASED in the
morning without: a triai. i.-- !
Here isFa9new French smoking I'M .the-
cars story: A gentleman entered q, first
class car for Versailles aud lighted cigar.
8 Monsieur observed felloH-travellsr,
g you are not, in O. smoking compartment" !"
:. + know It; I never 60 into one. You
don't knaW hoH, sick, it makes me- 70 eghaye to
breathe othars' smoke F.as,a C.
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J. L. BYERLY & CO., 1447 Main street, wflI
sell large assortment of crockery, Rock.
ingham and glassware, commencing at lc
A. M -
COOK LAuGHToN will sell at 10 A. M
the excellent counters, drawers, shelving,
&C., in the store on Twelfth street between
Main and Cary.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS will sell the framed
dwelling and store No. s25 west Broad
street ut AZ P. M. '".H
COOK LAUGHTON will sell at 10 a. NJ.
the household furniture, carpets, and a
Herring's fre.proof safe, in the residence
on Mayo street opposite the synagogue.
LYME 4 BROTHER will sell at AZ P. M. a
very desirable private residence on the
south side of Marshall between Foushee
and Adams streets.
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ALL ABOUT GEESE. Constable Robinson.
of Henrico, on yesterday arrested John Pa
tron for stealing q lot of geese from William
Brunt. He was- taken before Justice Net
ties, and his guilt fully proven, but he re.
fused to surrender the stolen property, and
the officer had to 60 to his house and take
them away by force. He found them in 9
back room, and had to put 8 negro boy in
through o window to get at them Ia09
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RENAIN-
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE MARCH
ll.-Allison & Addison, Richmond, Va.
John Tyler, New York, N. Y; Peter B.
Stuart, Richmond, Va; John V. Kean.
Ruther Glen, Va; John H. Buchanan,
Hanover. Va.
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HUsT1NGs COURT OF MAGISTRATES
Charles Probst, indicted for larceny, was
yesterday tried and acquitted.
Lizzie Smith (negress) was found guilty
of larceny and sent to Jail for ninety days.
A aolle prosequi was entered in the cases
ofW. Fl. Bell, Ann Branch, and William
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A. T. srgwART, the great millionaire, cannot.
with ehfs ssp.o.o 90, buy q better srttcie than
MoUsTcAsTLE uses In re-bronzlng old gas.hx-
tures. The old, rusty, time-worn f1turesiook ss
goed;as new when aMoUNTCAsTLE puts this magic
bropzeson them. send your old fixtures to MOUNT
cAsTLE's- House-furnishiug goods In endless
variety at MoUNTCAsTLK's, $50 Broad street.
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soyALATA SAUssGz.-Thls sausage, though re-
Gently introduced In this market is pronouaeed by
thoe who have tried It TO be the b that they ever
saw In fact it Is superior to any Of the imported
sausage from Germany and France. This unri-
vailed sausage can be found at the stall OF II. Is.
HRCHLER, No. % Second Market, where he
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s. A MEsENTo.--We ware shown yesterday
o hickory stick three feet long and one and
q half inches inidianeter st the butt end
said to have been token from one Of the
Petersburg conventionsrs while in the act
of striking. This is what "Specsn Hodges
would cell q dangerous weepin','t J.
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CHARGED WITH AN ATTEMPT TO SHooT.-
Emmett A. Depriest was arrested yesterday
upon thecharge of attempting to shoot W.
R. Howle. The difficulty is said to have
been caused by Depriest calling Howle 9
odd Radical" The accused was bailed
for his appearance before the Mayor this
morning. sg,. 80.
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The TRANSFER OF TRooPs.-Not few OF
our civilian and military readers will be
pleased to learn that the operation of Gen
eraf Order No. s, published some time ago
in these columns, has been suspended so
far as it affected the infantry therein de-
signated. This will keep the Eleventh and
Twenty-frst (now the Fourteenth) regl-
ments with US for short time longer at
least and it is even hoped that they will
not have to go to Arizona at all.
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ROB1NsoN's CIRCUs.-Besides the opera
we are to have four days Of the circus next
week, and already the excitement has
commenced. This time it is no ordinary
company of travelling showmen, but James
Robinson, whose name has been known
throughout the South for years, with q
troupe Of excellent gymnasts, eauestrians,
and all the appurtenances of first class
circus. The first performance will take
place on Tuesday next. p ----
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REHEARSAL. - The Richmond Musical
Benevolent Association will hold their regu-
lar weekly meeting for rehearsal in the lee
ture-room Of DR.. Hoge's church this eve
ming at s o'clock. These meetings continue
to be very interesting, and are well attended
by the members generally.
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.


| amherst Robert Ridgway, David Por.
ter, James Pierson, R. L. Hurley, Sidney
Fletcher, Jacob Warwick, s. Miller. !.
Appomatto1.-T.J J. Beals, E. q. Pur-
dam.
Bath.-Robert johnson, R. snead, J. @.
Mclaughlin, Il. 8. Wade, J. W. Bonner, J.
NJ. Burns, J. 8. Crawford, J. Baxter, R. D,
Bell, Joel Armentwert.
| Bedford.-J. G. Saunders, j. P. Hureley,
| R. E. Allen, 8. Shrewsbury, 8. D. Patter-
son, J. C. Franklin, David H. Creary, Reu-
ben Bond, William Tukey, Henry Hubbard,
William Rapp, V. R. Wilson, G.. saunder-
son, C. B. Reynolds, A. NJ. Shepherd. !
CampbeH.-Charles Pugh, A. J. Camp
| bell, ]. Donaldson, r. T. Williams, J. A.
Canler, J. P. billiard, J. B. Walthall, James
Whit, ]. H. Ashe, Jr., ". H. Lydick, John
Boisseau, David Booker.
Highland.-H. J. Fleisher, S. ]. Rey-
nolds, j. G. Wilson, A. H. Beath, c. H.
Harouff, D. McNulty, J. Terry, V. Byrd, G.
Colaw, a. Life. -......... -... !
Rockmidge.-H. Henderson, G. A. Baker,
F. Jinkes, A. Agnor, A. Zollmau, W. Zoll-
man, Eli Schwartz, W. B. Miller, j. F.
Lackey, J. E. Porter, s. 8. Leach, J. NJ
Goodbee, s. Taylor, NJ. A. Humphries,
| John Houseman, r. S. Hutchinson, 3.
Harris, 7. j. Lsckey, O.. P. Smith, W. j.
| Irving. ,
Buckinqham.--I. Zetinng, ". a. Wnkin-
son.
Garlotte.-Rufus Palmer, A. Sullivan,
E. W. Colgate.
Cum5erland.-J. B. Robertson, W. F,
Wade.
HaHfar.-W. W. Mills, L. D. Ragland, B.
L. Terry, W. B. Farmer, J. L. Lovelace, a,
Meeks, W. T. Thompson, j. D. Guthrie, A
J. Dodamead, j. 7. Gayle, B. L. Parker, W.
Edwards. ,..a..~...r. r. j. ,sta..1 .-
Prince Eduard.-John Carpenter, H. T.
Owen, j. Morton, G. O. Scott, ]. Il. Motley,
Amherst.-J.S s. Cogan. -f'".- (
| NottoDay.-P. r. Bland.
| Buckingham.-W. F. Spencer, C. r. shep-
herd, Eli Spencer. ..-..-ry ,r-~....s /
| ovERsEERs OF THE POOR. r~ -t& !
Bath.-H. L. Wade, J. NJ. Burns, J. NJ
Atkins. ..-rt I
Buckinghcm.-B. Winter. ,-... ...r
CampbeH.-W. P. Lsdd, J. B. Walthan
Charlotte Sullivan. ... .
Hakfa1.-W. W. Mills, John Stigall, s.
Morgan. Jesse Haley. A.. 49, %. "' !
Hghland.-R. S. Hook, j. Pufenburger,
j. Mauzsy. .L.,-....--. ~
Rockbridge.-William Davis, J. A. Will
son, J. ]. Hill, ]. Houseman, ]. East. /
Lynch5srg.-H. q. Sherman, ]. A. sty-
ler, 3. Poindexter. ,".. .,sa.1 1...1 /
-Notto,oay.-W. T. Dalton, George 4. Nc
| Cullock. '&-A Lss &1&t,l5l. 5sR ;
|
Buckinghan,.-J. H. Noble, j. Msgni-
son. ..~.., ,...- AKA .lxIIT.g !,
Camp5eA.-William Gould, j. Burnett.
Charlotte.-Reuben Dixon 81 M $500 /
T HaHfar.-L. 0renshaw. - 81. -
Highland. "A. II. Derwicks, W. B. Hyde,
H. J. Trimble, Allen Colaw. ~. ~,
| Rockbridge.-Thomas Edwards, J. Tai
ley, J. Howser, VS.. Wright.
Prince Edaoard.-R. D. Miller.
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Long-standing cases or letter, Itch rinaworm,
oarber's Itch poison oak, and al erupiions OF the
skin, are speedily cured by using BKNsoN's SALA-
LEn BROTH. For sale by all druggists. PUR-
CELL. LADD & Co., A gonts.
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Rev. Mr.. HUTsoN, of Petersburg, is
preaching every night in Rev. DR.. Bur-
roWs's church.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

On ALL PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALES or REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FTgET DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOB THE PIE.
SENT YEAR, BUT ON ALL SALES Between TIT
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THIRTY-FIR5I
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS TuEM
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CoNv1cTs ED.-Henry Roy, from
Caroline, and Peter Hopkins, Thomas Ellis,
and George Custis, of Norfolk, were re-
ceiYed at the penitentiary yesterday.
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keeps constantly on hand sll kinds Of sausage
MANI facturea ofthe best IN iterial we advise h
those who want good sausage 70 give him call.
be will give you the best article manufactured at
his Steam Sausage Mandatory.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Civil Appointments by the Military.
General Stoncman has made the follcW.
ing appointments upon the recommendation
Of the Military Board:
| George Salisbury, commonwealth;s astor.
ney for Campbell county; John Houston
sheriff of Cumberland county John Cleek,
Jr., sheriff of Bath county B. s., Saunders,
sheriff of Bedford James A. Fleisher,
sheriff Of Highland; Zachariah White,
sheriff of Rockbridge; Howard Wade, sur
veyor, Highland; Jacob Shaner, surveyor,
Rockbridge; James L. Agnor, coroner,
Rockbridge; William 8. Andre, city trea-
surer,. Lynchburg; Robert L. Owen, city
council, Lynchburg; W. W. Forbes, trustee
of Farmville; William White, George 0.
White, John Jorgensen, N. H. Champlin,
W. s. Berry, J. L. Walker, T. B. Rice,
trustees Of Farmyille,
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
y
CITY. .,..., e,u,,4,, )
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SeMETHING NEW.
OLD GAs-YIXTuRgS RENEWED.

MOUNTCAsTLE will RE-BRoN2E CHAN.
DEL tRS and 9As~FiXrUREH OF every de
scriplon, and warrant them 70 look IS good as
new. 6iYe him Atrial, at $50 Broad street, NH =
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We return our thanks to Turner No. lila
Main street, for Harper's Basur. -,.t
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. JOHN KNOX HAS REMOVED TO
~ the corner of Twelfth and Marshall streets,
first corner in rear Of First Baptist church. Mes
sages left at the drug store OF Mr. A. Scott corner
Of Twenty-ffth and Broad streets, on slate at any
time during the day, will he attended to without
fail, promptly as heretofore. fe 11-1m
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH II. 1859.
SUN rises. II Moon rises....... 6s3
Sun sets.. .6.4s High tide ...... 304
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 10, 1869.
ARRIVED.
Brig John Givan, Mayo, Halifax, merchan-
disc, r. f. Williams Co.
Schooner J. H: Rapp, Call, New York, three
days, merchandise, captain.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk
XBHoRAgDCM.
Schooner Samuel Gilman, Kelly, from Bos-
ton for City Point, put into Hyannis on 7th.
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GOUTHERN AGENCY
Al m. OF
WILCOX & 6IBBS'S SEWING MACHINE,
sIy MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
next door to Adams Express Office.
Constantly on hand q large stock Of these poPu-
lar MACHINES, with all the recentimprovements,
which, for simplicity, durability, and the variety
Of work done with them, make 1t the most desira-
Bile Machine in market. The simplest mind can
learn to work them.
JAMES e. A. GIBBS Proprietor.
de ~3m Pc. GIBBS Agent.
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T D. WEED,
Js LATE ASSISTANT UNITED STATES
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
OFFICE CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND BANK
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
Revenue business before the collectors and as
sessors' offices, the departments at W Washington,
and the United States courts promptly attended to-
Particular attention paid to thu examination OF
cases before the United States commissioner.
Ia 2p-3m
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OFFICH RICHMOND AND YORK RyylRl
~ RAILROAD COMPANY,
49,. r~e RIcHMoND. August ], nse.

oFF1oz R1cHMoND AND YORK REy1nl
,s,., p,6 RALaR0Ap Sonf1Fr.
DICHMOND AND, YORK RIVER RAIL-
and Northwest,-The steamer KEEEEBRC, Cap
! tain j. q. FREEMAN commanding, leaves West
ps fseEy sna
reaching Baltimore on the following morning at
sunrise ,9s sna ays: bs
The steamer ADMIRAL, Captain K1axANeo
DY sr4va Sl dm Rs
mond, reaching Baltimore the following morning
At Sunsse 9ssq5nng the adTissl g lsIyss BAIT.
Passengers for Baltimore leave the depot Of the
Richmond and York ktyer Railroad Company ats
| O'Clock A. NJ. SUNDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY. Returning, they leave Halti-
more on M0NDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS
Ing Richmond the following evening. Fareto Bal
Freight received a. all times and forwarded
prominent points. =.
The passenger train leaves the depot every morn
ocN Freight and Ticket Agent.
| HHEsAPEAKEA AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ Winter schedule.-On and after the LIST OF
OCTOBER, 1858, the passenger trains win run as
NAIL TRAIN between Richmond and staunton
| Covlngton tri-weekly-yiz., Leave Richmond at
7l5 A.. M. and arrive at Staunton at 3:1 p. NJ
Leave Staunton at s:2S A. ID. and arrive at Rich-
mond rs p. M. 49,
| On TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY
leave Covington at 5lo A. a., and arrive at Staun-
| ton at $40 "A. M. Leave Stannton at a:s3 T. NJ,
| and arrive at Coyington at 7:s5 p. M.
| ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Rich
mond and Charlottesville on MONDAYS, WE'D
| NESDAYS, and SATUHDAYS. Leave Char.
lottesvtlle at 4. u, and arrive at Richmond a
| 9:3o A. n. Leave Richmond at $50 Z. m., ana
| arrive at Charlottesville st e. n.
The Mail Train connects st 6ordonsy1lle ana
Charlottesville with trains on Orange klexandria,
| and Manassas railroads for Ale1andrla, Washing.
| ton, Philadelphia, New York, Lynchburg, Knox
Vile, Chattanooga, Memphis. New Orleans. Mont
| gomery, Mobile, &c.; ut Staunton with stages ior
Lexington, Natural Bridge, Harrisonburg, Win
chester, &C.; at Goshen with stages for Le5ing. G
| for Bath Alum, Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs;
| at Covington with stages for White Sulphur
| Springs, [ewisburg Charleston, DC.
| se2o General Ticket Agent.
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED Of all
- kinds. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEWING
MACHINES bought and sold
SLUAT & ADDING TON,
fa od-1u Gary street near Fourteenth.