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REVENUE SEIZUHEs.-Collector Burgess
has seized the cigar manufactures Of Fos-
set & Go. and Whitlock & Abrams for III
legged violation of the United States inter
nal revenue laws. 4 large number Of
cigars and considerable quantity of leaf
tobacco we're also seized at the same time.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTuIAs.-At the semi-aa-
nual election of Virginia Lodge, No. :,
Knights Of Pythias, the following officers
were chosen for the ensuing term of six
months Venerable patriarch, w. II. Wade
worthy chancellor, W. w. Gosden; vice
| chancellor, D. \. Brown, Jr.; recording
scribe, W. J. Sickle financial scribe, 4
| ". RoSen banker, l. D. Briggs.
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Not THAT HoBsoS.-Our report Of recent
Radical meetings may have led some persons to
confound young Hobson, who Is so conspicuous on
such occasions, with the HOBsOS who keeps the
barhcr-sAop on the corner Of Twelfth and haln
streets. This Is not the same man. T.. l.. HoBSON
che clder) l. good Conservative. and does not
approve Of the course of his namesakc.
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FRIENDS OF TENrERASCE.-At a regular
meeting of Stonewall Council, No. "A, Friends
of Temperance, held last Monday night, the
following officers we're elected for the ensu-
inc term, and will be installed next Mon
day night: President, VIM. Hall Crew; as
sociatc, L. L. johnson secretary, James b
Riddick treasurer, ". Bat. Riddick; con-
ductor, James Atkison assistant conduc-
tor, William Fl. Taylor; inside sentinel, G
W. Batkins outside sentinel, Charles Has
tings chorister, J. Junius Royster.
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The CASE OF CALLAHAN.-The case OF
Callahan. which was 10 have been examined
before Commissioner Hambrick Yesterday,
has been continued until Friday the 9th
instant, at the request Of Messrs. Chandler,
Young, and Royal, Callahan's counsel.
The accused will in the mean time remain
in confinement.
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BODY FOUND.-The body. of Henry Hill,
the colored man who was drowned on Mon
day evening off Seventeenth street, was
found yesterday afternoon near Babcock's
ice-house. The body was viewed by the
Coroner, who, after hearing the facts in the
case, did not deem an inquest necessary.
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TRISITT SUSDAY-SCHooL PIC-EIC.-Tickcts
for this pr-nic on Monday next, can be procured
at the factory Of c. CREW Il Co.. Seventeenth
street; at F. kEEsET's jewery store, opposite the
I. Charles Hotel and at the bookstore Of the
American Tract Society, Main street between
Ninth and Tenth.
Price For gentlemen, 81; ladies, &C.. chill
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CHARGED WITH THREATENING CALLAHAN.
William Daniels vas arraigned before
Mayor Chahoon Yesterday morning 10 an
swer the charge Of threatening TO take the
life Of Denis Callahan if he should be ac-
quilted OF the charge of killing Joseph
Kelly. The Mayor referred the case tc
Commissioner IIambrick, by whom it was
referred back to the Mayor, who dismissed
the case after hearing.
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SAD Academia little white boy about
ten years Of age, the son OF MIR. Thomas
Avery, No. 1921 Valley street, was run
over BY the Virginia Central mail train yes
terday afternoons near Victor's mill, within
the corporate limits, and both Of his legs
were cut off,
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING u
TIE RICHNosD PosT-OFFIcE JUNE 80, 1869
Warren Hooker, Richmond, Va; S. Rob,
son, Washington, D. c.; Thomas Smith
Petersburg, Va; James A. Gibson, Grena
da, Miss; II. c. Clark, Lynehburg, Va.
William B. Robinson, Glen Cove, n. Y.
Charles II. Quar!es, Wilmington, NC.
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Boy DRowNED.-About7 Z o'clock yester-
day afternoon Willie Rucker, about ten
years of age, son of Mr.. George Rucker,
who lives on Main street near Twenty fifth,
fell in the Dock at its intersection with
Twentieth street, and was drowned. The
body remained in the water about three
quarters OF an hour before it was recover
ed. The Coroner, ascertaining the particu-
lars OF the accident, deemed an inquest un-
nooaccor-
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yorISa aABsEsYEEs.-We know that hum
dreds Of colored men have removed from
the city, since the registration. in 1868, and
We have pretty full lists OF their names
But there are many others yet TO be re-
ported. win not every man in the city re-
bort ct once to the City Conservative Head
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Litter from yohn II. Baldwin.

SrAUNToN. June p. 1869.
r..r S;r.-I suppose there can be no
.. .14t the Walker patty have it in
lower 20 elect Il representative in Con-
.- ou. tlis district, but fear they are
..-.,rg lot the Radicals take control of the
..r almost without struggle.
lie Walker movement is founded,
understand i, upon determination
..,z.y ami fairly 20 accept the situation,
FL. !. respects 10 make the best of it..
.n.ta man to Congress who by the Con-
sin. anal laws Of the United States is
#.,s.I ,a hold any office, State or Fede-
a.a.1 .,cm 10 he flying in the face of
.-l7s,,aaa' authority. and would give Con-
.-...s substantial reason not only to reject
rrr-tscut4tiyc, but disregard all votes
.t~ him. and to give the place to his
5. '.c.l opponent.
Sir. Conrad or Judge Harris were cligi-
..,. CONGRESS. there could lie 10 objection
...ar me IL chem. though there would
... serious objection to the running Of both
...g s.uc time. The election Of either
wuN tc simply 70 hand over the dis
.....i tie Wells Radicals. for il could hard
.,. ...F,u-yi that Congress would remove
H.. liabilities Of q Conservative in order
d; Lin ..E- a seat IN Congress which Il
..al wanted.
have Lorcl that the convention called
...s; in I.@rris9nhurg on Monday last
.- j ,a;c.e this matter by giving Us one
r can .iiatr Tor whom al the Walker
.... u.i ru.e: and have abstained from
az, aacy in the matter for the reason that
an. .N,- .y,.t1 la 70 IybO n
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From Bath County.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
We have gained considerably here in the
registration, and it affords me great plea
sure TO state that Walker s. Co. will get
almost a unanimous vote--whitc and black.
Cheering accounts from the adjacent eoun-
ties. Our nominees for the Legislature are
hard at work, and will rcndera good ac-
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PRETTY STArIoNERY.-f yon want pretty sta
tionerv, go 70 BIDGOoD's. He has It In every
style, and the most fastldlous can lie suited. HI
rustic paper and envelopes. with initial letters,
especially tasteful and neat, and very suggestive
love friendship, poetry. and things.
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LEFT FOR ScoTLAND.-Robert Curric,
Esq, and lady, with Mr.. john Currie, left
on the steamer Saratoga for Scotland, to
pay short visit to their friends. Vie wish
them a pleasant trip and safe return.
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For To Dispatch.
frpm CuIpepcr---F"rney Flies from
Farmer Smilh.

trLrFrEE COURTHOUSE. June 20.
t3gucv and Becklev came over Yesterday,
..n..a- oappointment, and, as il Is un-
l.ss..-.l. IS. tie request Of the delectable
--.ag 10 val.-htcn Us all. Your corre-
.u4~ut was IL; present 1T the meeting,
.ui understands that GARNER William Smith
"a- o. land. b., Forney could not stand
ia~ pressure, ami ~ soon rs he finished
Fo-.- 10, w,,i; 10 lear Sulith, who followed
-- @ III. !y u over. Poor Forney, who
-s@e al he wa from Washington 10 tell
vs what 10 d., could not face the old hero
~. 4a4 come 10 talk back - ut him. The
-v-ryts and the acan white men are very
.-e-y hprcaha with reference 70 the
~.-..- election, hat il is no 20.
L.; L. 1ht tic annual commencement OF
.-e tu!pcper 2emale Institute came of IN
'-s baptist charch- 1t was an occasion OF
s.e.l Interest. Tie large house vas denseiy
scalvi. After opening religious exercises
.g Rev J. L. Taylor, Jr., the address was
delivered by Rev. DR.. Huntingdon, OF CO.
.-G..au College. The certificates Of prof
Cheney were then given b. the principal,
,apain TcuicS, 10 the young ladies who
Aa4 distinguished themselves 1T the exani-
laCors.
Last Friday night, Rev. James Young,
State Lecturer for the Friends Of Tempe
fAA-e, delivered an address in this place
SD formed Council.
Nn,,ro kEtI
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Legislative Ticket.

The foiut committees having charge of the nomi
,atior OF \ ticket for the city OF Richmond tn,
,ourty Of henrico sunouncc the following:
FOR THE SENATE.
James X. Branch
Alfred K. Courtney,
Nurmand Smith.
FOR THE HOUSE Or DELEGATES.
Augustus BodcEcr.
4. VI. Kelley.
Lewis II. Frayscr,
Jacob :. Alice.
John B. Crensiiaw,
Willian LUycastcin,
George IL. Gilmcr,
Stephen Mason.
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RENENBER.-Any voter may vote in any
dis;ric; provided he has resided therein ten
davs previous to the election, and will take
an oath that he is registered in some other
city or county, and has not voted in any
other district
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Sous OF TEMPERASCE.-At a regular
meeting of Shockoe Hill Division, No. 81
Sons of Temperance, held in their hall, Oh
Broad street between Sixth and Seventh, the
following officers were duly elected for the
ensuing quarter: N. B. Carter, ". p; I
p. Gibson, w. A.; Peterfeld Trent, R. S.
W. W. Childs, A. R.. s.; c. Winder Fellows
F. s.; W. J. Glenn, T.; J. Ed. Walter, c.
James Anderson, Jr., A. c.; Edwin Har
rington, 1. S.; Leroy E. Brown, 0. s.
Benjamin S. Walthall, chaplain.
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BITTEN BY A MAD-DOG.--A little colored
boy, living on First street, was bitten quite
severely BY mad-dog yesterday afternoon.
The animal bit several other dogs before he
was finally killed
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THE RADICALS on THE SQCARE.-Ihe
Radicals held meeting on the Square yes
terday evening 10 hear the imported speak
ers who had come down TO enlighten them.
Many speeches were made, among them one
by Van WICK. and another BY one Green,
from New York, we were told. The meet
inc lacked that enthusiasm which Lindsey S
horn and its accompaniment being footed
around town would seem calculated to in
cpira
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING.-There was
fine turnout at the Baltimore sheds on
Monday night. D. c. Richardson presided,
and speeches were made by Major Beverly
Douglass, Major Robert Stiles, Colonel John
B. Young, James L. Branch, Esq, and
Jacob S. Atlee. There was great deal Of
enthusiasm on the occasion.
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BECOMING VERY PoPCLAE.-Thc summer cook
ing wood. prepared by the steam factory's patent
process, being cheap, ready, and comfortable has
hosts OF patrons. Also, best son coke and hard
coal. ONCE opposite DispGtch Office.
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quarters, opposite the post-ofice, the name
Of every colored man he knows has removed
from the city. Our challengers must see
that no absentee is voted
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ron ali public or private sales Of real estate made
between the hrst day uf January and he hrsi day
Of July the purchaser pays the taxes for the pre-
sent year but on all sales between the first day al
July and the thirty-irst day OF December The
seller them.
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STEAMERS.

DHILADELPHI A, RICH %a
/ MOND And NORFOLK STEAM -
SHIP LISE.-stcamcrs NORFOLK anu j. :.
GREEN composing this line, will leave philadel-
phia every SATURDAY. and Richmondeyrr FRI
BAY. Alternately. Freigbttaken fDr Norfolk at mo-
drr..te rates 4: also for Charleston, Sayannah aud
New Orleans, and bills OF lading signed through
Passage 10 Philadelphia, Including meals and
srateroorn So W. /. PORTER, Agent.
ruh I Office. No, 2ia5 Dock street.
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NO. l55.

flying the case in point. Concluding with
the progress of Christianity, ne reviewed
the almost insuperable difficulties already
overcome, the living present and the
cheering aspect of the future beckoning us
on with every assurance Of success.
The grafton of Mr.. B. Cade, OF West Vir-
ginia, was very creditable composition,
and was well delivered. We regret orr in
ability to publish an abstract of it.
After the grafton, Mr.. GeorgeJ. Holiday,
Presidens of the Mu Sigma Rho Society
with few neat remarks, presented medals
to the following students: -..-
?. B. Reynolds, o. Patrick county, best
debater of the Mu Sigma Rho Society: {,
F. James, Of Loudoun, best essayist; Samuel
Witt, Of Prince Edward, for the greatest
improvement in debate; S. M. Provence, ot
Tennessee, best debater Of the Philologian
Society; J. B. Turpin, of Richmond, best
essayist; Owen Gwathney, of Hanover, for
the greatest improvement in debate.
A valedictory address by Mr.. Overton
Bailey, President of the Philologian Society
closed the exercises of The evening, and the
audience dispersed, well pleased with the
entertainment. s-.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-tSxs-1r.TEz7is IT
" The boats OF the JAMES RI-s--S-----------.
YER AND kASAWHA CANAL toMfhSl
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lyncnbure and
beyoGd collected on delivery, or prepaid 1t The
option og tie shipper. Freight received and ce-
uyere6 IL nv otics, on tbe Dock.
Way freight viii not be delivered TIL charges are
paid
Boats locked and insured
dill EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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CONSTABLE TALL viii sell Al 10 \. VI. II the soap
factory ON the Grove road NIL he fixtures
therein.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell at O'Clock Il four
acre square OF land in Sidney near the Grove
.4f
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EOR NEW YORk.-OLD Do -~sSN.
i MINiUS STEAMSHIP COMPA-SSSsls,
SY.-The splendid new si'!e-wheei steamships
MARLP and HATTERAS. leave New York for
Norfolk CITY Point. and RichmoEd. every TUES
DAY. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, at
O'Clock l.. ~ Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, =,
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, II high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They hare elegant
saloons and staterooIGs. The fare, accomrnoda-
tions. and attention. are unsurpassed
Freight for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made save for actual
expenses incnEreti.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected Ut lowest rates, when ordered,
ATA QUARTER OF ONE PER CENT. At the
Offices of this company.
Y l.. McCREADY, President, ~ Greenwich
street New York.
WILLIAM c. DUSTIAM & CO., Agents,
IA II corner Ma and Eleventh streets.
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There were added in Spotsylyania about
200 more whites than blacks TO the new
registration. The gain of the whites in
Caroline is also large. In King George the
gain is ssmall.-Frtder;ckS, Herald.
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Yours,

GLORIOUS MEETING YEsrERDAY.-0n yes
ierday (oourt-day), On being introduced by
Hon. /. II. Ii. Stuart, Gilbert {. Walker,
Candidate for Governor, addressed the citi-
teAs o. this county al considerable length.
ne have not space TO notice his address
DyFe at length. We have room cnly to say
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WILLIAM j. RIDDICK,

WILLIAM J. RIDDICK,
w ACCOUNTANT. COLLECTOR, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Ofdee No. Ill. Main street two doors above ihe
Dispatch oface,
afers his services 10 merchants and Others OF The
city In writing up books making oEt and collecting
accounts. writing deeds and taking acknosledg.
ments NJ szrne. and In any duties apper.aining &c
e -W1slm WILLIAM j. RIDDICE.
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CAMPBELL CoUNTY.-Total white gain i
county and city, 252. Colored majority o
both registrations, $50.
BedtOrd White majority over 500.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE %, l3oa.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Norfolk Platte, Phlladelphls, merchan-
disc, ". +. Porter.
Steamer E!ILA Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, me--
chandi,e aud passengers, J.. T. Tatum.
Schooner +. ". Johnston, MiFt,, Boston, lee
/. q. BabcIck.
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg. eoghegan. Baltimore, rner-
chanti,e aud passengers HarSeys " iIliaIns.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Boaruc, Ne" YORK. ner-
chaudlse and passengers W. {. Dunhan x Co.
AEMOgASDUa.
WEST POINT June .3.-Arriycd. steamer Ad-
ntraL Freeman Baltimore. merchandise and pas
seugers. Richmond and York River Railroad, and
sailed on return.
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In Louisa county over two-thirds Of the
newly registered voters are whites.
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- JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
Ia "a General Ticket Agent
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
Il p.AII pnhn IINE-FnR BALTIMORE

DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
IL RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE, AL,
TIE NORTH, AND NORTHWEST-CHASSE
OF OFSCHEDULF-DArLY (EXCEPTSUNDAYS).
ON and after TUESDAY sth OF jung Pa EadssSsngs5s Slg
west win take the passenger train from the depot
of the Richmond and York River Railroad at
Richmond for West Point, where they take she
ateamer ADMIRAL, Captain l.. {. FREEMAN,
or KENSEBEC, Captain j. II. FREENAS,-both
boats having been put In fsst-ratc order-reachlng
baltimore the following morning In time to con-
meet with the trains for Philadelphia New York,
and the West. Returning the boats leave pier 30:
LI-ll.-Strcct whnrvcs foot OF Barry street. caily
Except Sundays at ! O'Clock i. NJ, passengers
arriving In Richmond at 1e:15 p. NJ. The following
Iay in time to connect with the express traih
on the Richmond and Danvllc railroad for Dan
vile and all points on that road Greensboro,
Salisbury, Charlotte &C., \. CT Columbia, >. u,
- PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily teorept Snndays) at |
o, clock F. 81. leaves West Point daily teXcept
- THOMAS DODAMEAD,
MT
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AUGUSTA CoUNTY.-In the late rcgistra-
ton in this county ,571 names were en-
tered upon the new registration lists, of
which l,2G7 were whites and 304 colored.
Of these, 800 of the whites and Sd of the
colored had been previously registered,
making the addition of new names 1877,
of which 967 are whites and 22O colored,
leaving the net gain Of whites 747.-Staun-
ton Spectator.
white majority, 1864 including both re-
gistrations.l
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EOR NORFOLK, - P0RTS-c4[Is
L MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR Ssaass.-4s.-szsZZ.-
LANDINGS on TIE JAMES RiyEk.-Jbe fast
and elegant UNITED STATES MAIL steamer
ELIZA nANCOX. Captain Il. &. CLIFFORD, leaYes
her wharf II Rockets for tic aboye-pamed places
on dUSDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS,
- clock 4. VI. and returns on IHesd2ys- IhaTs-
days, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In AorfoIk II time 70 CON
meet with stealaer7 Tor Baltimore and points
North.
Trains Icaye City Point FOR Petersburg Oh a-rl-
val OF steamer.
Farc IT, Norfolk, se.SO la@
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays,
from l. u. IL 81 +. NJ, FOR Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston. Baltimore. and principal landings
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings Oh DANES
river 81 reasonable rates.
/. freIghts for "a y-lard dingG Tnrst be prepaid
In consequence OF The mall being discontinued
Il Grove and Brandon Point Sh2YyeS- the steamer
aul not stop AZ those landings.
Apply 10 L. II. TATUm- Agent.
IL 20 OtSce- S;aamers' wharf.
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APPoMATTox COUNTY The whites have
a majority OF more than 1870 on the revised
registration, and are united as one man in
the support of Walker and the county
ticket. Not q single white vote will be cast
in the county against Mr.. Poore, who is
candidate for the Legislature, and whose
election is confidently counted on. Strong
hopes are also entertained of the election OF
Mr.. Hundley, who is candidate for the
Senate from the district composed of Apo
mattox and buckingham counties.-Lynch-
Jltyg Republican,.
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DOWHATAN STEAMBOATe15n

i CJMpASY.-Stesners STATE sSsa~.zs-szk-
Of MARYLAND and PETRRSBUkG.-Cheap
reliable and safe rout.. 10 Baltimore, Savannah
Boston. and thc West. Tr!-werkiy line 10 Bal'i-
more making clGse connections with steamers 10
philadelphia. 20 tr4nshlpment or goods be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Balti-
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY; and sA-
TURDAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day Except Sundaysl up
TO o'clock l.. If. These steamers have excellent
saloon. -taterooIn, and passenger accommodations
Fare, - meals and staiercom extra. For freight
Dr pas sage. apply - +. ...
an 10 ...s.4ua Commercial Block.
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TOR PHILADELPHIA ,[sETS
Il steamer NORFOLK, Captain SsE=Zs<ss
PLATr, now living IT her berth IN the Dock, VIII
rece sc freight Tor the above port til FRIDAY.
Jul, ID. II !. O'Clock. Freight taasn for Norfolk
II moderate rates. Passage 10 PAIladelphia- H.
Guiding meals and st.teroom. sg.
". T. PORTER. Agent.
/. 3Q-3t Ofice, No. -.s5 Dock street.
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CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsrATCH"
..r,.TE THAN THE COMBINED CiRCU-
~ Of All. THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
H..,a< or THIS CITY.
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RAILROADS.


IHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-sUMMER sCHEDUTLT TT LE:non SS1 z n. and and
after the 10TH JUNE, 1859, the MAIL TRAlS VIII
run daily between Richmond and White suiphhr
Springs LcaveRIclrmond uts A. III. and arrtye IL ut
White sulphur Springs at 81 z. u, Leave White
Sulphur Springs at "A. N. and arriveat Richmond
AICiC6MMoDATIoE TRAIN between Char
lottesvine and Richmond on MONDAYS WE'D
EESDAYs, and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char
iottesTiue at A. a., and arrives at Richmond ny
9:2s a. ". Lc3yes Richmond at $50 I. h.' ana
arrives at Charlottesville az z. VI.
The NJ I'll. TRAIN connects ct Gordonsyille an, and
and S.nnassas railroads for Alexandria, w ashlng-
ton, Phlladelphia, New York, Lyneh6urg, Knox :
vile. Chattanooga. Memphis. New Orleans, Mont
gomery, Mobile, &C. as stannton with stages
Springs: mt Goshen with stages for Le1ington IA :
turaI Bridge, Rockbrldge Alum Springs, Cold sni.
phur Springs and Rockbr!dge Baths at Mlllboro'
with stages for Bath Alum and Warm Springs :
st -Covington with stages for Hot and Healing
Springs at Allegheny With stages for Old Sweet
aud Red Sweet Springs: and at White sulphur
springs with stages for Salt Sulphur Springs, Lew
80 - JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
Ia "a General Ticket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-30
nICILMnND AND PETERSBURG

l II = II NUM- ~ " ~ lt'
IL RAILROAD.-On and after MONDAY, May
3d the trains Of this road will be run rs follows:
Leave Richmond at y. NJ and 2:33 L. NJ
Leave Petersburg at 0: so a. NJ and G:s9 L. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with passenger
car attached, will leave Richmond daily at 3:f5 4.
81, and Petersburg daily at a. NJ. (Sundays ch-
ceptcdl. n,, ..,
Sundays, and the $50 7. II. trI!n viii not leayefe-
tersbulY OH Sundays. ,
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the 3a5 Z. Nj.
train running through daily.
Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
will leave Clover Hi ut A. NJ, and, returning,
leave Richmond 1T ?:;0 i. u. on Tuesdays, Thurs
days. and Saturdays.
THOMAS H. WYSSE,