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The MET1lsoOFfo0Ilf4s or P0lalccsl L1w-Tl

The METRoPoLITAE Police LAw.-The
argnmeRt ongthe prayer of the City Of Co
lumbqs for an. injunction, was Continued
before Judge Green yesterday.i There was
again a large attendance of our citizens,
and great interest was manifested in the
result Of the trial. The forenoon, was con-
sumed by0lAttorney General West in a
long, labored and speciouss argument to
prove the correctness Of Judge Baldwin's
argument of the day before, that the Court
had not Jurisdiction of the case, and that
the law is perfectly constitutionah right,
and in fact tjust what the doctor ordered.p
We noticed many smiles on the faces of the
friends of the Metropoliticians as he made
here and there good point. After dinner
Judge Thurman commenced his speech.
And such speechl Such logic, sarcasm,
such argument we never listened to before.
He went over the entire ground, nor left a
loop-hole of escape for those who would
establish despotism over those who polit-
ically disagree with them. We trust to be
able give ssynopsis q of this grand effort
On Monday. We are convinced it will be
but additional proof that Judge Thurman
has no superior as lawyer in Ohio. aram
/. IN ritz CITY.-C Straight, of Indiana
who so miraculously made his escape from
Libby prison after John Morgan had sap
bed the Ohio Pehisentiary and returned %
The n1edefacy, has been In the city for a
dav or two. Wonder If he could throw any
ffght "a the reason OF the delivery from opr
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ID Free TO EverybodV.

"A Large PIP. Circular. giving information Of the
greatest Importance to the young of both
br It teaones how the homely may become beautiful
the despised respected, and the forsaken loved
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
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FLOTR--Wes still quote ,oi!ysmade x x spring.
from No. wheat. e15 50; do de from No. wheat,
SIS 90; XX rcd winter d&t7 H0ns ste winter e3s 90
92l 90, Rye aeaf. in demsnd at ea Seyea 2.
/ WHEAfA Saes3 cars No.9 red winter at . 40:
z car MO- y " white winter at % 5e;3 cars amber
Mlcnlgan a. IS 4g cars minnesota spring TO arrive
at % 90. No. 1M1lWaukee spring onereo ae - O5
to aELlEs.l ~ ne sgs5oo ossssgis sai hiri sYsI
CORNS-Sales after YOhsnee yesterday Of ?. cars
neW sneaed from store at ~ "; sooaay ear do DO
at q &c ears ear from store at 81 o.
OATS5Sales lS9o bu Q; Iaeylc from store; 10 900
bu, 40OO- bu and cars DO Dat 12e. ls9 ss.A y
.KYE-ouist, No. w estsrn held g n 70 from
se9sS; =, s.. y. e'--- a -0soast -. :. l.Aa
PoRA1No. * I city-pscked mess at $500; No.
do do $22 90; clear SIS 90.
az i1s N ana 1890 IN ueross
5ISM0KED MEAFSE ESfsady, and demand Rood.
Saless2 O0Oi lbs sugar-eufed hahs luneanya as
15c; 900 lbs do canvaeee at lbs Shoulders
ct 1lc;I plain hams suncanyassed at canEassed
do at 1906 dried beef at 22c: bfeakfas bacon l5c
clear rib bacon 1Sc. 'SfiSJ fliSnlloN bst6 Hitf2
MESS sBEEF-4N olGI city y-packsd e1seoos extra
do S29s s3na9Tssq. .<ssauuaiT a1itBi29es s1s sna9
| IBUTTER-Duli st l8922e for good TO choice peIf
We tern Reserve. 80 se',-s & -. f7o'os
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

sy The ofice'of the Columbus Oil Refinery
has removed to room No. f. Johnston
building, up stairs. 9All'orders left at the
Office viii receive prompt attention. Best
quality, of oil always on hand at lowest
market price. s7e stijUJ g5,.,,.
April4, 1867, 5 err B! F. REEs g Co.
d6W-ths&sat Xydy3HJ All -
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PRoBLEM No. %.

sfsIaoF1 t,,1T ssFP PAFAsKALA. April IS, 1857 y
A gentleman hasanorchsrd which has three gates.
he leaves one half Of bis apples and n apple more,
and at the second ono half of the remain der and u
apple more and Rt the thirdone half of the remain
der and n apple moro. and then had one apple left
how many did he start With2 He cut no apples.
sfIff-Dr9~b glla-sffar sizi. ~ d iCOUNTkY.4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

81 NEW ERArN WAsHiNG. Queen washing
Fluid saves Clothes, Labor, Time and Soap.
Once used, is INDISPENSABLE. Try It ! Tn
I'll For sale by Thrall 6 Roby, R. Jones
q Son, Huston & Gardner, and Henry
Theado, 176 South Fourth street. Manu-
factured BY the Queen Toilet Fluid Com
pany, 172 Race street, Cincinnati. 81 mys-tf
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"GoT THE BLUEs."-How often do we
hear this complaint made. The reason
generally aseribede is athat somethingithas
gone wrong, but if you will question the
patient In regard to health, habits, &C., you
will very often find that fndig estion is the
prime cause; the Intimacy of the brain and
stomach is very close, and nothing so sours
the feeling and disposition as dyspepsia.-
1t is singular fact that most suicides are
dyspeptiess If our nourishment is proper
ly digested the brain stree and unoppress-
ed, and will solve bur troubles, pointing
out sunshine ahead, and zinclining us to
look on the bright side, OF, life;a thus is it
our duty to guard against this monster
indigestiohGand we know Of nothing So
potent to assist digestion as Goes Dyspep-
sia Cure It has cured some very bad eases
of dyspepsia of. even ten sOr fifteena years
iIall saf ei1la9d esd 81 ysGul 20 .t1s.Tf
sIandlng.oJfrs9a el'5 osedj ID AlycTuc1WAW@
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A. HENNEBo.-Saloon No. 13 West Broad
street, open day and night, - apr27=tf,
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SCoLuMBGs BpsINEss COLLEGE. The
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

.AaCfSI Piano Cunning. e.
Orders left at j. Harris & Co.'s Store, No
SO North High street, will be attended to
by lEsA HwT E. CoREELIsoN.a
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lUa ~ ,snuii1uIIsdD 4ColUABVs, D MaysIO, l557-s
Ed. .STATESMAN-LookingU your, paper sec
you have q pugsler's column for which yoH are
soliciting contriOutOrs 4 Permit me through the
medium Of such column to su omit he sHowingss
Suppose the rails Of arailroad 70 be5 feet inchsr
apart at the place ofthe Wheeps bearings and on q
eurvs Of 1909 feet radius for the outer rail- Sup
be firmly fxed TO the OK Q. and that feet from
the outside of the fange of one wheel TO the out
the outer side of wheel to the outerside OF its
Opposite WkeeIis feet nehes; that au1eter Of
each wheel dt the outside OF The angeis feet: the
the whe ls 70 be SO beViled that ct the out
side af each wheel the diameter of the Yhee. is2
feet II, and that the axle will always be in
q position square across the two railsd an what
part, ,etwesn the two wheels, must the centre Of
gravity Of ths load be paceds that the we ght Of
80 = GEo. a. SHfrH,.ii a.
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PR0BLFsf NO. 28.

81 THoPEWELLs huskingum county. o.. May 4 sas6zss
Twelve shoemakeIs, sixteen tailors. Twenty mine
ted to bandiet at the sign of the Brass Donkey,
q ter removed and each jolly soul had
given Gtoas, the expense Of the eutertafnment was
called for. and it amounted to the moderate sum of
0s was then agreed that the sfxteen tailofs
should pay onerthird Jess than the twelve shoe
makers the twenty thinkers third less than the
sixteen tNlorss and the twenty -four peddlers one
fifth iesA Shan the twenty thinkers. Il wish to knew
what eacR trudea paid respectively. and what was
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Loca4 Nems.

MErEoRonoercAL FzBrE, prepared and
ssEsee ~ ~ GsAsrss Jewellers ssa
South high street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Ftdan May 10, 1867.

Ff16Gy, may IU, 1861.
UNITED STATES HOTEL ~ i5s'i5 55,5sq ,A
John Never, Hilisb6roy Ohio; o P Cheyney, VIM
chester, Ohio McPeck and laty. Indianapo Ind;
X 0gtcault. Lancaster. Ohio; JS Gard; Ohio; G
bourne, Ohio: A Stewart. Cleyelond, Ohio; w J
McF eely. Mt Vernon, Qhios z Clark and lady,
Jackson. Ohio; Y Reece, Bpcyrqs, !OhiO;sS
lBateman, Clinton. Ohio: Lot l. Smith, city, VIM
McGee, Jackson coqnts. Ohio: j NJ Lane Genoa,
Ohio; VIM Mercer Bladensburg.s %; j, w Fer
Igusan Appleton, Ohio: Theodore Arnold and lady,
Newark; + Arnold. do: WS Winter, w eslerville. o;
j E Stansbury. Baltimore. Md; Albert Ever New
York; Cullam, Cincinnati, o; E O'Harra.
lShadeyiIe, o. John Welsh. Gen9s:o; Daniel, Gay
man. w inchester. D; . Sanls Phi phia, Penn:
M ID L Shock: Winchester, %; Milton Tagsalt.
lSteubenvle 9. o.; JL Hepburn. LoganspoTts Ind: Mrs
I'M Vause, London. 0; j Stimmel and wife. Frank
lin county; William Chandle Gtossport o; J A
Scott, Chilicoth4. 0; sGeorgeW Daffee. Washine-
ton, o.. Samuel Robertson, Washington, .; 3
Kahn. New York wv II Garrett, 2 Shelby, 20; r
Roberts and daughter. Jefferson, o. James Mar
Eshal and family: London, 9; 3 01Hsrrs. GenOSs.
Jesses Seymour. Groveport. o. ] J McEIroy, Bng
hampton. o; William Dunn and lady. Chillicothe.
y; j r. Sheeders HARRISBURG Q;sJ l. Talbert. ID M,
Jefferson. o; Mrs Fred Rum, Greyeport. Q, ~
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DamaEes srRec0YeFed,ae
A crippled lady named Burgess has re-
covered $1,000 from-the Eighth Avenue
railroad for injuries received from careless
ness in, the starting of car:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

J W Rumsey, Mt. Vernon d Morrow and Wife,
Cincinnati A Basson, do; Il ID james, do;a r 6
jackson. do; B d D tnes, Chicago; III Porter Mash
vile, Tenn; L KOlls, Toledo, A d Ellis, do;s SD
Spring6eld; JnoS MOODY. sSteub ille;SE A Bene-
dict, Mansfield; w Z Lane, ZanesviHe K Benner,
WIN aA%sE %sfae crss esiB
Thornvil g. Ohio; Scott Permur. T G& q r r; oh
Benson doiE II Russelh Glevelsad-rT "a l7Tyg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11
gaiian. NEIL HOUSE. /,

Ter, o; K Butts. New York a A Hamilton, Bos-
ton; G Doolittle. New York; b Bayliss, Massil-
water, Mich; II G Holloway and lady: Indialapolis:
Or John Parchment. fitisburg; DR. A II Gross. do
wife Plattsburg. o: Barrison. Boston: ] Hoover,
Barnsville. q; John Crew and tlsdy. do do;
York; 8 Picard. Philadelphia: r d. May. do do
Geo Dickinson, n 7; W g, 2, Egan. Chicago; James
Brown Massillon. O;; w * LetnSn, On, and wife,
Baltimore. Md; Charles E Warren, New Orleans
La: + Damon, N Y; Gerard Burkman. PhIadel-
phia;. W f. Lyon, Baltimore, Md; George Mack, Bos-
tor. Mass; M Bushnell. wife and dauehter. Monti::
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- - .,,sss3 - COLUMBUS, ", May, ,4th, 1891.
Mr.: EDIToR: I see from your ,.P Puzzlerss Uol3
you the answer to Problom No, 2 two weeks ago,
which has not been published. Here it is again.
Gsbbus ANswER TO PRoBLEai NO. Ia. ss5Isa ala
aessssIssl is8iai iS seslsb Gro. s. IEEns. b
Alsofrom Sammy Y. @. Seeds. -Hpernssy.1a,
and Jno. F, Earhart. % ? = "a = =
sic el ASswER TO PRoBLEh 30. Il / ~ ~
The number ise .s45 orr os4 or .I2s OF sO1as dar
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y. - IANsWER TO PROBLEM NO. II. =.
Either Of the numbers 725. sl4 or $50 will satisfy
the conditions Of this problem. fs-e
.aslssagqANsWER TO PROBLEM NO. o19.y al a -
B wins. AwaIks the 700 miles in 20 days. and b
sZol ANSWER TO PROBLEM NO. 20.T ,bs7Ha
One man Will carry ss11 lbs. and the other Ils1
pounds. ~ bi55,l.s q 7a- = a. 80 = t, -
Il shall look with intense interest for frieGde 'Oc-
cas-, solutionof his private problem. - sonauns
If your c0rrespondents will say "can't' to problem
No. Z, will send the answer sl5}d fsgt,;
49, a - - GEO, s. INNS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-26

A good Joke is told on one OF our clever
saloon -keepers, which is too full of genuine
bumor, under pressing circumstances"
to be lost. ~
A short time ago a representative of the
Green Isle stepped into the saloon OF the
person above alluded to, and with a coun-
tenance full of inquiry, said:
cam have you got any good rye
whisky ?"
"Yes, very good; the best in town."
said the saloon man.
can have you got any half-pint bottles,
my good man p
"Yes," was the reply.
can will you please fill one with your
best rye whisky for me !"
"Of course" said the obliging dealer
and after reaching for the required flask,
and spending a full half hour cleaning it,
repaired to the cellar, drew half a pint OF
his Bourbon, and presented it to the gen.
tleman in waiting.
Pat took the bottle, raised it to his lips,
swallowed at least half of its contents,
and then, after making the appropriate
face over it, said in a very confidential
tone
"Will you please to sit this to one side
till I call for it 7"
The saloon keeper, smelling a large-sized
rat, carefully slowed away the said half
filled bottle. The fellow never called for
it, but took this novel way of obtaining a
drink.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-26

A "CuLLUD" WrrSEss.-The Baton
Rouge advocate gives the following ex-
,racf from the testimony Of . witness
examined about the participation of one
Sam Bowman In o late robbery. When
asked if he knew Sam Bowman, he said /:
80, yes, l bought ice cream from him
Often"
"What Is his name 7"
"That Is none of my business !; got some
thin else to do sides f~ollerin' people bout
to find out dar Names"
SHOW do you know that he is the same
man ?"
"Don't / tell you, boss, Ise bought ice
cream from him lots of time. W course
he's de man. Don't ! reckeloct his pant
wagon and his sassers. and the way ne ne
hollered ice cream. Oh course mes 'he
same man."
"What was you doing when the roooers
came to Mrs. Clark's ?"
"Nufin l was asleep" ~
elbow did you know they were on 'he
place 7" :,
"Aint I got earsY' :, .ho
elbow long did you stand out in the
ward listeningw
It'll nv feet got cold"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-26

The New York correspondent Of the
Boston Traveller writes: " Last Sunday
went to Grace church to see Brown the
sexton, and hear the fine music. Both
repaid me for the effort. Mr.. Brown you
doubtless know by reputation. de It IS
who has the superintendent OF the bril-
liant weddings and elegant parties OF that
rather gay congregation, and also makes
the funerals as cheerful and stylish as pos
sible. A few c~ommendatory words from
this mighty oracle is sufficient to procure
an invitation to a ball or party from iasll-
dious mammas. He has a handsome pro
perty and an elegant house in New haven'
and looks like MY Lord Mayor or some
more exalted parsonage even, as win a
step easy and digniied he walks up ano
down the aisles of the beautiful church;
Such a picture of dissatisfaction and
complacency l never saw before. Bald
headed, very fat and rubicund, really fal-
staffian in appearance, I really, felt it an
honor to be seated anywhere by such a
man. A gentleman who came
in late told me he saw that portly autocrat
holding his court outside, surrounded by a
dozen young men, joking and making plea
SAINT arrangements for the next week."
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r~Errrxos OF AN AuprExcE RELIEVED Br
A CaAsH.-The grand Ristori 70 playing
in Louisville, Ky. The critic Of the
Dsuocvotof that city thus notices q part
OF her performance;
ain the famous scene Of the interview
of Mary with Elizabeth, when the hnmp,e
suppiiant, scorned, outraged, and nna';y y
rcpulsed with insult, at length toMefs sna
her wrath, and hurls back WIN t psa11 haau
hitter sarcasm the taunts thai haa oevn
.hsown o. her. when she exclaims, Figlia
!, 49, Rolena credita, creditata 7 onesta
~ non haip'-and when, with uncon-
trollable fury, she brushes her rival with,
!. II irons d. inghilterra Q ~profanato da una
bastarda," the audience were deeply
moved, and their overweight feelings
found vent in o crash Of applause"
IL Is not surprising.
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ETIQUETTE ON THE CARs.-Wbet,er !.
dies ought TO have seatsr ! hsl;svs ,ha ID
ought. ""'y
| always side with the ladies'.
When ! am IN . crowded car, and q lady
comes In, think it is the duty of some
other man to get up and give her his Seat,
l look around the car to see If any man
in the crowd looks like making a move in
that direction, and when / see them all
Keep their seats, | bury myself in my news.
paper and blush for my sex.-Cory Ola.
nus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-26

AN ANEcDoTE OF RUBINI.-Thirty years
ago there was among the chorus singers of
the theatre at Bergamo, Italy, a poor but
very modest man, beloved by his COL
leagues, and who, to sustain his mother in
a more effectual manner, was at the same
time tailor and chorister. One day came
the celebrated singer Nozari to the tailor
to order a pair ofpantaloons. The tailor's
face seemed familiar to him. He asked,
and was informed that he belonged to the
chorus of the opera. "Have you a good
voice 2" asked Nozari. "Not particu-
larly," answered the tailor, 81 can hardly
reach A." "Let me hear" said Nozari,
stepping to the piano. Commence"
The tailor commenced, and with difficulty
reached G.. "Now the A." 81 cannot,
sir" '"Sing the A, unfortunate fellow"
Again a great effort, and A was reached.
"Now the B fiat !" cried Nozari. 81 am
not able" 81 say B fiat, or by my soul,
I"-"Don't be angry ! will try" "a
b fiat, Do you see that it is possible 7"
exclaimed Nozari, triumphantly; land l
tell thee, my son, if you practice assidu-
ously you will be the first tenor in Italy,"
Nozari was not mistaken. The poor cho-
rister, who, in order to meet his daily
wants, was obliged to mend old clothes, is
now in possession of a fortune of W mil
lion francs. 1t is the celebrated Rubini.
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PLAN OF DRAWING.

Duplicate numbers from / to 500, 200 are placedin
awheel the first number when dIawn our! drs@s
drawn Quit the next highest, or second gift, &C.,
until the whole number is drawn.
The distribution will take place after the con-
cert, where 900 persons can witness IL. a com
mittee will be chosen from the audience TO take
charge OF the same.
All agents and purchasers will be supplied with
a correct list of the awards as soon as published.
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
Tickets will be supplied to all booksellers,
druggists, music dealers, &c.. where they can De
obtained at ONE DOLLAR each, or in quantities at
Circulars, containing full instructions and terms
to agents, will be mailed upon the receipt OF a stamp
Orders may be sent to us enclosing the money,
from 81 to S?5, In q registered letter stamp en-
CLOSELY at our risk. Larger amounts by post-once
order, draft, or express, at the following club
rates
Five tickets TO one address. 3 4 so
Ten tickets TO one address. 0 90
Twenty tickets TO one address, Is 90
Fifty tickets to one address IL %
The names OF the agents WILDE Published from
Tickets will be supplied 10 agents at rfesn per
Under and in pursuance OF tho provisions of the
internal revenue Royon ms h bes' roo one dn Uop prnof,
granted a permit to the Southern Orphans, Associa;
lion to hold Us Gift Concert erempt, from ~
G ree GET to 'e such Gift Concert
This is a protection TO all Agents. and exempts
tlnm from Any anu III llipAiiAy W ANA@V sSA "
otherwise.
This exemption IS made ngon the ground that
the proceeds Of the sale Of tickets tor TIL. Concert
ara To be devoted 10 n charitable object, ard Is INIT
another evidence Of the favor end confederation
which our Efforts have been constantly met IN
nearly every direction.
REFERETcEs
General G. t. sAuKEsAnD, New Orleans.
Brigadier. General JEFF. THOMPSON New Or
leans.
Major. General S. B. BUoKyER, New Orleans.
]. B. BEAN, N. D., Baltimore.
]. BALrsksTos. NJ. D., Baltimore.
]. s. Morrow, Publisher, Baltimore formerly
Of !. i. Morrow & Coz.
z. NIsao, Baltimore late OF Richmond, Va.
G.. NJ. sTfEFF, baltimore.
O. MoKHEvER l. Co.. Baltimore.
All orders and communications should be ad-
dressed TO tho CENTRAL OFFICE.
L. T. PALMER & CO.,
Nc. IL Holiday street, Baltimore.
Managing Directors.
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As a comment upon club life it may be
remarked that responsibility covers a null
titude of drinks.
Not long since we saw a view of Cairo
on a lamp-shade. 1t was truly a Cairo
scene lamp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-26

"OOD'S CASTALIAN CREAM,
w for IN parsing the most lustrous effect TO the
hair without injury: It will render the harsnes
and eosr,est hair soft aud silky, and prevent the
sccumalation OF dandruf. City references given,
IL required, 10 the superiority Of this article over
all other hair dressings. Zach bottle Is put up
handsom.ly in 4 box, and the price fixed upon IL
places this isinitable HAlR-DREssiEG within the
reach of every one who wants u good article at q
moderate cost.
Beware OF all imItatiors and purchase only
wODD,S ClSFALIAE HAIR CREAM. Price,
my ~ WOODS PHARMACY,
NH "a Fifth and MARSHALL streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-26

The first gold coins, called "~guineas,''
were struck in the reign Of Charles IL,
ana received the name because they were
coiaed from gold brought from Guinea,
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STEAMERS.
Tor NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
II COMPANY The

EOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
Il STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Th FL
splendid sids-wheel steamships @ff~
HATTERAS, S. ALExASDER com Naz1Allx
mander, and ALBEMAkLR, III. A e3xSE8
BOURNE COMMANDER, leave Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY leave New York
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These ships are entirely new, spd were built ex.
pressly for Ia Is route. They have splencid saloons
and staterooms, and the fare, attention., and ac-
commodations are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on thu company,s covered pier tsI
North river) within foTty-eight hours.
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered.
Frsights for points beyond New York are for.
warded with dispatch, and no charge made except
actual expenses Incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New Or
leans, and other southern ports leave from the ad-
Joining pier. All goods for thess points are
promptly transferred without exposure.
AGENTS.
N. L. McCRgADY, President, 1877 Greenwich
SAMUEL AYES s. co, Richmond. Va;
JOHN NJ. WEST, City Point and Petersburg;
T. n. WEBB Norfolk.
For freight or passage, Apply to
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-26

Tickets can DO had at the Musical Exchange OF
John W. DAyIEs' Sogs, Main street, Richmond,
Va. . p,
II fe 23-ts