The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21
SHIPPING.

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e Nae s's siss afsss ins x leave
mnda, is,sa. or passage, having superior accom-
!, Boston freight taken through by steam. at re
ouced rates and with dispatch. nv 10 ct
| rs FOR NEW YOKK.-The we'll know7
ts spn A. feh SswrA NS
a portion of her cargo engaged, will sail with
sssa'0h For '1'n S. c & LtSf fr as' ~
| re- FOR BALTIMORE VIA NORFOL
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Hp viii sail haxns porter
my ls-lw W. b. COLoUiTT CO.
rs FOR PH!LADELPHIA-Th supe-
s..Capt. JOHNSON, having the greater = portion
OF her cargo engaged and going On board. will sail
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IT'S FOR NEW YORK-FIRsT VESSEL
May snpPger rs fast sailing schr HATTIE
portion Of engaged VIII sail WI WITH qaes
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gIpe steamship CITY OF NEW YORK viii form
sas Point sG:GR Gs NHSs
Apil and subsequent to said dates leave Boston
ane Cay POINT alternately. sssyy ten days, ::
road from City Point to Petersburg. disto q, Of
n,ne m.l.s; also by corered t,yhtsrs. toned BY
steam. from City Point to Richmond, a distance Of
J0,ty mtleS; the latter at thrOush rates.
Freight forwarded to the South and West. by
railroad from Norfolk and from Petersburg, free
1t Is hoped that this6rst effort to establish direct
steam communication between Boston and Vir
trade, will meet with such favor and patronage
from shippers as to afford lnducement to place
another steamer on this route. and thus omplete
and permanently fifSHs2 ' sPRa as CO.,
s1o Messfs NJ a's SIXTH ST. pso Bso.
Petersburg. Messrs s. 6; BAPTIST & Co., Rich
mond. Messrs. SHIELDS & SoMERvILLE.
ap Dim
CO Slippers, at 81 pair, and fine Caters <akAkA
win Hs''' al '''1' ''' G. o2 aErL ! co.'s.
s"oa Ts ohe meade
est prices, just received at
.rs. variety of Ladies' H Gid1s e. Gos
Lasting, Congress, Front Lace and Side Lace
CATERS Buskn'' Shippers fs Ell very &c ST at
lss Broad street. between 6:h and 9Th.
., MONTGOMERY GUARD,
X COMPANY c. isr RECT,
"a RICHMOND, Nav 18th
III Assemble at Military Hall ON MONDAY
w EVENING, at 8 O'Clock, tor regular weekly
IL is particularly desired that every member te
present. meeting for the revision of the Com
pany's By Laws will be held after the drill.
By order Of the Captain.
ma 1875 JOHN MCDONALD. LIST Serg't
GkAxs. AT Ten MN iP 3 q in iron.
J5h O'Clock p. NJ. in Undress Summer Uniform.
tIvIZ: Jackets, white pants, crOssbeis and un-
.4dress caps. Arms and aecOutrements in order
for inspection. BY order of Capt: ELLIOTT.
my 1875 E. Nj BRANCH. LIST Serg't.
A HEADERS 10TH REG. VA. MILITIA,{
II 8dchMoND, May I5 1860. {
4GeMeral Order No. 3.
III LIST. In obedience to Brigade orders, No. l. the
~ Annual Training Of ofhcerf of this Regiment
will commerce on MONDAY. 2lst inst. md con-
tinue three days Officers will assemble in front
of the City Halt, at O'Clock p. nj :, each day Of
ID The ResimentaI muster will be held on SAT-
URDAY. 18th inst, at ii O'Clock A. NJ, in front Of
the CITY Hall.
Sd. Commandments of companies will have their
returns ready for delivery to the Adjutant the
first day of the training.
4th. The Regimental staff will report to the
Colonel Commanding, in front of the City Hall. at
lOH O'Clock A. NJ, on 10Th, in full uniform, and
according to law.
By order Of ]. A. CLARKSON,
Lieut. Col. Commanding l79th Regt.
q. J. AUSTIN, Acting Adj't. my l5-nt
DRUMS AND FLIES.