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Saturday, July 10 Wednesday, " 30
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WIZ w hssS WV
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This beautiful work Of art presents many new
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IlppIVAI.S Ar TIE PRINCIPAL H0TkLS
YESTERDAY.

~
rycuANGE HoTEL.-J T Wood, Bali
Maornder. Albemarle; rhymes and
-, Ghss,er6eId: g w Bsssett and sery't,
a. pssssss. Hanover r + Bland, r George;
Is Tncae1 and lady, Phil J H Batzell, Rich
s,onS. q Christian, Charles City; r v Lanier.
Raj. W Foster and servant. Nova Scotia; ]
Nelson, N C; T Johnson. Salisbury; B
Belshaw, Montgomery, Ala; w Fl Mamgauli,
A F Wirmans. Charleston, s G; w Naswor
thy, London, Eng; ] T Price, Va: Mrs Fear
nshough. Mrs Layne, Albemarle;-J Myers,
and nurse, Phil; G Boyler, d A Powell,
Norfolk; r Hull, ilady and servant. Miss Har-
rison, Va; w Chapman, Miss Chapman, Phil;
T Reaves and lady, Alabama.
CITY HOTEL.-C A Irwunce, J T Pier
son, w McCafeuy. Bait; Captain r G Mann,
ship Juno; Foucke, Miss; E R Boughan,
r Banks and son, o Rennolds, Essex; T q
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Kent; Capt w A Moody, Hanover; 5 Wilkin-
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TO 4 E.--TWIEE WEEKLY BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE.-Fare -
Only.-The public are hereby informed that the
comfortable and commcdiOus low.pressuro 6tcam.
a MARYLAND, Capt Chsries e. Mitchell, having
been entirely reftted, enlarged, and improved "
every respect with bertha for large number o.
rrefer being retired 10 nov on the route between
Hichmond and Baltimore. Passengers BY this agree
be and economical line will leave Richmond Dy
II morning train, on Mondays and Wednesdsys
at o'clock, A. NJ, and reach Baltimore on the Ioi
lowing mornings in time TO proceed the rev
Castleand Frenchtown Steamboat line Eaf hall Past
ga ~ or with the early train Of thdse dsys to fnn-
adelphia Returning passengers WILL leave baiti-
more on the afternoons Of Tuesday and Thursday
at A. NJ, and connect at the Greek on "wednesday
and Friday succeeding with the train winch Ar
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Fare in either direction, %, 0tate rooms sno
meals for cabin passengers, extra exceptin tne caee
of ladies and families, who viii have the privilege
of sfate-rooms free of charge9 Forward cabin
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"a so.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
and Philadelphia by the New Castle and French
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for first class passengers by this agreeable line,
81 81 only.
Nor further particulars or through tickets, apply
at the Office of the Richmond Fredericksburg 4
Potomac Railroad Company.
jB. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
OFFICE R., F. e. P. R. r. COMPANY,
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40 unknown man committed suicide, on
"wednesday last. nerr Cedar Mount, in Wythe
county, by shooting himself with pistol, The
deceased was about forty years Of age. had
Clark ha'r, little gray, and was clothed 10 linen
pantaloons and coat, check YES, and wool
hat: he had silver watch on his person a nd
$i.ao cents ~ money, when found. On piece
Q. paper 10 MS pocket was written. Jacob
Boasack, Roanoke coua.y yu.n- W.tber;Ws
Republican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-24

; SUIcIDE.-Mrs. Roberts, respectable md
estimable lady of Pensacola, Leak couo,v u
Mise, deliberately hung herself on the n;ob,,
Of the the 2Oih nit, ID fit Of INSANITY. She
was wife and the mother of six children
Her husband was on visit at distance, and
there was no one in the house bur her children
ing 70 one Of the rafters.