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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-19
The Springs Season.

Can there be any transition in life more
refreshing to the wcaricd business MIN or
the invalid whose nightly vigils in hot city
have made him tired of the world than the
rapid journey which in twelve hours ex-
changes for the heat and dust of city the
pure and invigorating atmosphere, the in-
spring scenery, and the bright waters Of the
mountains? This facility of translation
from scenes Of discomfort, WEAKNESS, and
exhaustion, to the elevated region of salu-
brity, rcinvigoration, and delight, is one of
the great benefits Of railroads. True, we
believe that the old mode of travelling by
stage and private carriages assisted very
much in the restoration of health, but only
men OF leisure and wealth could in that way
go to the mountain waters. The railroad
extends their blessings to much larger por-
ton of society. Blessings so extended and
so suddenly conferred seem to be magical,
and one is inclined to envelope the agency
in some supernatural haze: say the horse in
his vapor flying with his train to the noun
tains, and FISKs as an angel e., if you can
make him an angel, / have tried without
success , guiding him and comforting the
children Of mortality in his charge who go
in search of bliss in the terrestrial heaven
If we contemplate these blessings we
cannot fail, still clinging to this load OF
earth rs we do, incidentally to inquire
something of the substantial matters of bed
and board And in doing so we arc cheered
by seeing with what energy and with what
earnest desire to please the public and give
balm to the weak and wounded the keep
crS of the springs are exerting themselves.
The springs and the mountains, by their
restorative and inspiring influences, are Of
inestimablc Importance, socially and politi-
cally. Men return better and stronger in
mind and body and business and govern
mcnt receive the benefit of fresh energy
and clearer intcllects. If WELLS were to
take the eliot Spout" twice a day for a
month or so, and purge himself we'll with
sulphur, he would be better man. If he
is elected we shall insist upon his undergo
ing this regimen for the sake of the State.
Yet, if he is defeated, it will be quite i'm
portant TO his future welfare that he 90
through it OH his own accolmt-that, like
FALLsrAFF, he should "purge and live
clean" hereafter.
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DIFFICULTY WITH DINISG-RoOM SERVANTS.
On Monday Il number of the servants at
Ford's Hotel left for Petersburg with the
celebrating societies without the permiS
sion of Mr.. Ford. When they returned Mr..
Ford refused to take them back, and found
servants to take their places. They tried to
induce the remaining servants to leave, but
under the leadership of Isaac Lee, the ex-
cellent servant, they refused to do so. Con-
sequently, as the tooth-paste man would
say, everything is lovely, and the goose
hangs out of the third-story window"
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HUsTISGs CoURT-.Judge Burnhdn, pre-
sidinJ.-ln this court yesterday, the grand
Jury met and brought iii the following in
dictmentS :
James Chldress, Thomas Smith, Angus
tlls Narrow, James Chambers, George VIII
ley, for fclony-al true bills Ralph Collins,
Reuben Alexander, for felony-not true
bills.
The grand jury adjourned until II O'Clock
this morning. The court also adjourned
until this morning.
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WORMS, WORMS, WOEMS.-f your children
have worms, send To j. B. WOODS 5. Marshall aud
Fifth streets and get box Of Homeopathic Pellets
and cure them. These medicines simple, de-
void Of taste. and are al infIib!e cure. Try them
once and YOU will never again be without them
while there arc children in the house.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY l., l,cO.

PORT OF RICHMOND NAY l., l,c0.
ARRIVED.
Steamer ELIZA IiancoN. Clifford, Norfolk. mcr-
ChaEdiSC and passengers, l.. II. Tatum.
Steamer Norfolk Platte, Phladelphla, mcrchan-
disc. W. +. Porter.
Schooner j. II. Lockwood, Sharrctt, New York,
merchandise.
Schooner U5ccola, Clcgg, Norfolk, merchandise,
captain.
schooner Camden Union, Rhodes, Edenton, n.
c., merchandise.
SAILED,
Steamer Isaac Bell Bourne, New York, mcr-
chandSc and passengers, w. {. Durham & CO.
Schooner Lucy Amcs, Flanders, Carcmont
tJamcs river. to load for Bath. Me-.
Schooner Anuic Ausdcn, Bangs. Boston. mcr-
chandise.
2. MEMORANDA.
Schooner Laconia, from Rockland for Rich
mond, at the Lewes, Delaware, May Is.
Schooner Cooper. from Rappahannock river.
arrived II Philadelphia, on the Eth.
NEW YORK, May I7.-Arriycd seheoners Char
iotte Brown. Robins; Miranda, Harding; John
Tvay, Bradley; j. II. seguine, French; NJ. q.
Leonard Lyman B. Olyphant, Davis; all from
Virginia.
PIcKETT's LANDING tJamcs rlycr), May IL
Sailed, schooner Addle Fuller, with ship timber for
Maine.
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l. O,
LINEN DRILLS, LINEN COATISGS
SUMMER CASSIMERES,
BLACK ALpACAS,
COLLARS and CUFFS for Ladies,
COLLARS and CUFFS for Gentlemen,
WHITE LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS,
CRANATS, TIES. GLOVES,
GAUIE UNDERVESTS,
SIIEETlNGS, SIIIRTINGS,
LINEN DAMASKS,
PRINCES, GIMPs, DRESS BUTTONS,
CHEAP JEWELRY, &C., &c.
All Of which being sold ut prices which must
suit.
Remember that we ask TIE LOWEST PRICE
AT ONCE, aud we have but ONE PRICE.
LEVY BROTHERS
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street,
my l2 Richmond Va.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD
LINE TO BALTIMoIE-CHASGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after tomorrow the train connect
ing with the steamer ut West Point for Bal
timore OH Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sa-
tuldayS, will leave Richmond at O'Clock
=. VI. instead Of O'Clock, as heretofore.
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TO TAXPAYERS.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
COLLECTOR OFFICE
THIRD DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. (


COLLECTORS OFFICE.
THIRD DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND May 8, 1869
NOTICE TO TAX-PAIERS.-I COM
~ pliance with provisions Of section IS Of The
act Of Congress approved June 30 1884. Is amended
by subsequent acts, and entitled An act to pro
vide internal revenue TO support the Government,
pay interest on the public debt and for other pIr-
poses. notice Is hereby given that have received
from the Assessor Of this district the list OF apnua
taxes assessed by him I'm pursuance OF the proyi-
sious Of said act and that said taxes have become
due aud payable, and that or my deputy VIII al
tend for collection Of the same, at my ONCE AT tc
custom-hDuSc. from the 10TH To THE @aIli IN
SLANT, and that all persons who shall refuse or
neglect to pay the aoresaid5n ~ assessed against
them within the time above specified are liable 10
be dealt with as defaulters, according To provision
Of said Act.
The Third District OF Virginia embraces the
counties Of Hem leo, Hanover. Goochland, Orange,
Louisa Spotsylvania, Stafford. CulEcper, aud
Rappahannock. kusH BURGESS:
Collector Third District Of Virginia.
nv l3-st
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MILITARY CHAHGEs.-Gencral Candy has
issued orders rs follows i'll regard to mill
tary changes
i. Captain Edward Collins, Seventeenth
United States infantry, is hereby assigned
to duty as Military Commissioner and SUI
pertinent of Registration and Election for
ihe ninth division of Virginia, in addition
to his duties as commanding officer Of the
post Of Farmville.
,. Upon the arrival of company f,
Seventeenth United States infantry, at
Farmville, Virginia, Breyet First Licutcn-
ant Calvin P. McTaggart, Second Lieuten-
ant Forty-fourth United States infantry,
will transfer the records of the ninth divi-
sion Of Virginia to Captain Edward Col
lins, military commissioner, and proceed
at once to Nottoway Courthouse, and take
station at that place as Military ComlniS-
sioncr and Superintendent Of Registration
and Election for the eighth division of Nir-
ginia, to which duty he is hereby assigned.
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WOVEN FoLKs.-Our much-estcemed
friend. and the popular humorist ofCyir-
ginia, DIR. G. w. Bagby, will deliver his new
lecture on '.lWomen Folks" in this city on
Tuesday night next. 1t is highly spoken
of, and we are sure that the reputation OF
:" Mozis Addums" will draw full house.
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AUCTION SALES TEIIs DAY.

[On all public or private sales of real estate mace
between the first day of January and the first day
Of July the purchaser pays the taxes for the pre-
scut year but on all sales between the first day oi
July and the thlrty-irst day OF December tho
seller pays them. a.-
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICuMoND PosT-oFFICE MAY 10, 1862
Miss Sally IIainc>. Richmond, Va; Miss
:. j. Mcdonald, Douglas county, ILL.,. Vii
liam III. Vernon, Havana, Cuba; Thomas
Wright,
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THE MORSE PEN-HoLDEg AND EEAsER.-
We have received from Messrs. Valentine
,S Franklin,at the agents, one of Morsc's
erasers, which comhinesIa pen-holder and
eraser.e Hisa convenient and useful article
for the counting rooln. .1 ,a ,,,,.. 49,.
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McCURDY's HoTEL.-This hotel, i'll Co.
vington, is entirely new and located near
the depot, and is spacious and we'll ar
ranged. Covington being the point of de-
parture for the well-known springs in the
Warm Spring Valley, good hotel there is
quite desideratum. McCURDY has pro-
Yided this want. There the traveller may
rest awhile in the spacious rooms, and set
out afresh with that sort OF. ,recuperation
which will give new zest to his enjoyment
of the new scenes which lie before him. So
would it be a good place for boarders who
prefer not to so to the springs. The oblig-
ing landlord and his daughters, who are
ever thoughtfulfor their guests. and excel
lent housekeepers, will be sure to make
them comfortable. - t-.' st."5 -
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DIAMOND, engagement, and plain gold wedding
rings. spring STYLES Of coral truscan, and pearl
sets pins and earrings; rich ncck-chains and
l1ckcts and silver for bridal presents. just opened
+ nj EOwTAS A Co
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SENT TO THE PEEITESTIARY.-1cSt cSterday
William Nelson (ncgro), of Richmond, who
has finished serving out aterm OF six months
in the city Jail for petit larceny, was taken
to the pcnitentiary, where he goes for three
Years for felony.
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y SURE CURE FOR WORMS Is TRIEDETT' 5 celc-
bratcd EermifcX. II Is pleasant To the taste and
affords quick relief to the little sufferer. For sale
IT llls Main street
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ASK for FLEMtNG'S 5 tSASToSISEl WORM Coz
FECTIOSS, aud take none other. Al agree that
they are the hest, safest. and most pleasant. Be
ware Of imitation.
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CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM.-If you would cur(
worms in your children get TRIBBETT SERMI
FEX, or Worm Comfections. For sale 1T lll6 Main
street.
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MAYORS CouRT-Nnyor Chahoon prcsi-
din1.-Charlcs Kaufman was fined five dol
lars for resisting Deputy Constable Dues
berry in the discharge of his duty.
Sam Irich was sent OH for miSdemeanor.
Augustine Narrow, Philip Narrow, and
Albert Bindy (negroeS), charged with steal.
ing sabre, n rug. and carpet, from Colonel
II. s. Merrill. Augustine Narrow was sent
on for felony and the others were dis
charged.
Albert Scott (ncgro), found with stolen
railroad iron in his possession, was dis
charged.
Anderson Melville (negrol, charged with
stealing flowers and inilring the yard OF
1Ir. c. C.. Elicit, was set back.
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HE.
NJ o r Il III l. II n G. e.
SAIYTH & MCGOWAN,
DEALERS IN
NnRTHERE JrE

HAVE NOW IN THEIR HOUSES
1.l75 TONS SPLENDID MAINE ICE,
and have made arrangements to obtain IN ample
supply during the summer.
Inland dealers would consult their interests by
obtaining a supply now, while the weather Is cool
and the loss from transportation small.
Particular attention paid to PAChlNG ICE on
canaI-boats or railroad cars by one OF the firm,
who has had more experience In that branch than
any ether person In the city. =
City customers and dealers supplied promptly As
usual. ..s .a@
once and houses South side Dock and Seven
tecnth street. Post-o1ice box lau R1chmond, Va.
ap 7-W&S2m ..... ...
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NARSEILLES TRIMMINGS.

MARSE1LLES TRIMMINGS.
We are opening beautiful lot of these popular
goods In all colcrs, at CSC. q piece;
WHITE MARSEILLES TRIMMING at csc. q
piece worth 76c.
COLORED MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS at &c.
great bargain
FEATHER-EDGE BRAID at &c. per bunch
worth doublc-just the thing for trimming
piqucs and calicocs.
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LOOK OUT FOR TIE SHERIFF.-Maior FL
derkin, sheriff Of the city, has directed his
deputies to strictly enforce the law in re-
gard to the payment of State license taxes.
All unlicensed places Of business in the
city will he closed tomorrow 0he Goth in
stant by the sheritf7s order, as prclimi-
nary step for further proceedings.
We advise all delinquents to pay mp at
once, and thus avoid much annoyance.
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Our opinion is. and always has been. that the
Lee Gallery i the cheapest and best place 10 have
nIc,urrS iaknn.
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Moses IL EGYrT.-Ros>ini'> sublime ora
torio Of Moses in Egypt was rendered
last evening at st. Paufs church by one Of
the best musical combinations ever gotten
together in Richmond. The performance
was indeed fine one. and Madam RuhFs
direction was truly artistic. The splendid
organ of the church was presided over by
Professor Ambold with admirable effect.
He is. undoubtedly good master OF the
organ, though at times Il little too cnthusi-
astic. We are sorry that at this hour we
are compelled to limit ourselves To the
general observation that the performance.
for amateurs, was one of the best we have
had here for some time. We must, how
ever, notice the rendition OF that noble
chorus Night Shades No Longer" 1t was
indeed 4 most admirable execution OF Il
beautiful piece Of music.
The oratorio has pleased so well that we
understand repetition is contemplated at
an early day. ss... .s-.rr. II .... .- ..". .r
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ADDITIONAL CLERK.-Gencral Candy has
authorized the Secretary of the Common
wealth to employ another clerk at salary
not exceeding 500 per month, in conSc-
Guence of the recent addition to the Sccre-
tary's duties
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SEEDS SENT BY MAIL.

ALLAN & JOHNSON,
1909 Main street,
Agents for American Basket Companys Straw
berry Boxes. NH 3
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We call especial attention to n lot of
"a BLEACIiED COTTON at lGsc. per yard, which
cannot be surpassed, If cqualled, for lSc. per
yard
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FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE PoST-OFFICE,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
We are now prepared to manufacture all styles
Of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES to order,
and we would request all in want OF articles 10 our
line To examine our stock of CHAMBER, PAX
LOR. and DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, MAT.
TRESSES, &C, of superior quality, and tine best
and cheapest assortment that has been offerea 70
the public for many years. We have just narked
down our prices, and feel confident they arc suited
to the times
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED and UP
HOLSTERED. HARDWOOD h RlTTER.
ap1 opposite post-ofllcc, Richmond, va.
ZINE FURNITURE, &c.-H. A. AT
Il KINSON 4 son have on hand, and will con.
tinuc 10 keep, Il very fine assortment OF CABINET
FURNITURE Of their Own make, OF nne HOSE-
WOOD, WALNUT, &c, which they " LII warrant,
and will sell ut prices low or lower than can be
had In northern cities or anywhere else, We only
ask the public TO call and examine for themselves,
In verify of this statement, before sending their
! money from home. thereby helping to sustain the
! families of our workngmen at home instead OF
contributing to support asylums for that purpose.
In our Undertaking Department Is kept all kinds
! Of COFFISS, with the latest improved METAL
: Lie BURIAL-CASE, which Is perfectly beautiful
and secure Boxing and Repairing Furniture done
! ut short notice. Hair and Shuck Mattresses.
! Don't forget the small yet wcfi-flled house on
! Governor street, No. lGg Richmond Vn.
NH l9-3m III. A. AThlNSON q SON.
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"KANsAs, March, 1860.

- my NtUN V3Nty
1T is with the CRATES Of plczrIar that i
rites to you, and takin" my pen in hand, il
is with much plczur hopes you are well,
and trllstin that you enjoys the same hlcs-
sen rclnanes the same was the time we
las pas together. hope may liz yit to cit
in your presents once moro. i think your
mine change since the time we las pas to-
gcthcr. You have no idea how fur am
from home. will rite YOU newcs from the
plains. the wolves come ever mite an give
aus salute, barking like dogS-appcar
liking to be eat up by one of them do. i
expect to be eat mp by the wihld indians
appear liking to be skclp M eat up by one
wihld indaine do. expect 10 be home in
49, CT live that long. So no more 1T this
time. Present from your lovn fren,
"WuII,Mr
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SALE ExTRAoRDINARY.-Att the Southern
Express Company's. Office to-day, Cook e
Laughton will sell about four hundred un-
claimed packages of all sizes, shapes, and
values. Sales Of this kind are always ami
sing. and frequently afford IA fine opportu-
nifty to get great bargains-or the reverse.
The sale will commence at 10 O'Clock y. VI.
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The ALLEGuANY SPRINGS, whose adver-
tisement will be found in our advertising
columns, belongs to another family of
springs than that which we have been de-
scribing. 1t is within five miles Of the Nir-
ginia and Tennessee railroad, in Montgome-
ry county. The Allegheny waters have Il
deserved reputation, especially in dyspcp-
sia. so well established were its virtues in
this specially and other forms of disease
that just before the war its company had
grown to be very large, and it was i'll the
most flourishing condition. 1t is winning
back its old success. The region in which
it is located is quite interesting. Mont
gomery countyis remarkable for its fertility
as we'll as the boldness and richness of its
scenery. The atmosphere of the springs is
peculiarly balmy and dry, and the guests of
Mcssrs. CoLHoUN & Co. have ever been en-
tcrtaincd literally and handsomely.
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ST's: SEEissS.

pHILAD ADELP III A, RICH 3; S~;>s :.
/ MOND AND NORFOLK SrEA NJ --asaaaaasss4ssssss asa aas4ss
GREEN. COMPOSING this line will leave Philadci-
phia every SATURDAY. and Richmond every FRI
DAY. alternately. Freight taken Tor Norfolk al mo-
dcratr rates also for Charleston. savannah, and
New Orleans, and bills Of lading signed through
Passage tu rhiladclplia. including meals and
statrroum $40. ". l.. PORTER, Agent.
mh2 Oncc. No. 2425 Dock street.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION FOR TIE BESEF1T or
THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF TIE SOUTHERN
STATES.
distribution DJncing, No. l--HoT"ing, Nay i,
lS69.
90 % g. 81 Ct IS co II c8 Sc &c Is IS.
c. Q. TOMrKINs, Commissioner.
DiStrttution Drnci"g. No. 2--Ece,,ing, My Is,
1852
50 81 7el is 80 20 CO Is Go 10 rs az s4l4
G. q. ToMPKINS, Commissioner.
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STEANIBOAT TsU

Observation-Disclosures STATE sEssls5ss
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBURG Cheap,
reliable. and safe route to Baltimore, savannah.
Boston, and the West. Tri-wcckly line TO Baltl-
more making close connections with steamers to
Philadelphia. No transhpmcnt of goods be
tween Richmond and Baltimore Leave Baitt-
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and So
TURDAT. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Frcigh, received every day except Sundays up
TO O'Clock u. VI. These steamers have excellent
saloon. statcroom, and passenger accommodations.
Fare. 81: meals and Stateroom extra. For freight
or passage, apply to .
IIARVEIS 4 WILLIAMS, Agents.
aui Commercial Block
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EOR NEW lORk.-OLD DO .rsTss

EWVN Y T. " IVN N.-VIII IyN- NfSH2.
L MlNlON STEAMSHIP COMP $500 $500
NY.-'rhc splendid new sidc-whccl steamships
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA. NIAGARA, ALBE-
MARIE, aud IIATTERAS, leave New York for
Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond, every. TU ES-
DAN. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY., 1T
O'clock T. NJ Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY. aud SUNDAY. N high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and statcruoms. The fare, acComnoda-
tions. and attention. are unsurpassed
Freight for points beyond New York forwarded
with dlSpatch and no charge made save for actual
expenses incurred. -.
Chose connections made with steamers for al!
southern md European ports.
Insurance Effected ut lowest rates when ordered
At A QUARTER OF ONE PER CENT, 1t the
Offices of this company.
y. J.. MCCREADN, President, lsI Greenwich
street. New York.
WILLIAM {. DUNIIAM X Co. Agents,
ialy corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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TOR NORFOLK, PORTS-HAT~sIe
L MOUTH, AND All REGUIA K
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES RlNER.-Ihe fast
and elegant UNITED STATES NAIL steamer
ELIZA HANCoX, Captain r. {. CLIFFORD, leaves
her wharf ut Rockets for the above-named places
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS,
at O'Clock a. NJ, andrcturns OH Tuesdays, Thurs
davs. and saturdays.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk In time TO con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
North.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arri-
val Of steamer.
Fare 10 Norfolk, SO so. .-.- 10
FREIGHT
q received TUESDAYS Thursdays, and Saturdays,
from - NJ. 10 81 l.. NJ, for Norfolk Portsmouth,
Boston. Baltimore, and principal landings on
. Chesapeake bay and all regular landings on james
river at reasonable rates.
treiuhts for way-landngs must be prepaid.
In consequence OF the mail being discontinued
at Grove and Brandon Point wharFcs- the steamer
viii not stop ut those landings ,.
Apply 10 .r L. -: Ia oni, Hsschmt,,
Ia 20 once, sica!iers "i"ii'
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THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN ENGLISH
COTTON HOSE.
Just opened, 500 dozen ENGLISH COTTON
HOSE at 25c. pair, worth more than double
that price.
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SEWIgG-MAEEEESES.

cEWING-MACHINESR REPAlRED OF
= All KINDS. The SLOAT ELLIPTiC
sFWJNG-MACHINES bought and sold We sell
tie only proper NEEDLE for the Sioat a, Elliptic
Machine. SLOAT & ADDINGTON.
Tapl-3m Iil5 Cary street, near Fourteenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-19

4 DARKY on TIE PLAIEs-WHAT he
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-19

ERESII GARDEN SEED!
CABBAGE OUR SPECIALITY.
WE CAN'T BE EXCELIED.
Catalogues sent on application and brief dlrcc-
IL lO 1873 Main street.