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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-15

Z ssT THOMAS r. PRICE & CO. take occa-
sion to say to their friends and the public gene
.,,,v Inst their business will be continued under
the same firm name as heretofore. -.
with increased energy and care both In select
inc stock and in displaying 1t, and with prices
.,en,,v low to "a, upete with any other house,
they ask continuance OF Inc noer@i patronage
heretofore bestowed upon them. a,s
Deeming It more salts factory mode OF doing
business, both to ourselves ana customers we
propose to adopt the ONE PRICE SYSTEM
which shall be as low as possible. I'LL
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"Indeed, 1 can and will Say that the tre-
mendous events of the last eight years have
had great tendency to deaden, if not de-
stroy, old party feelings; and for myself l
can truly declare that no more feel the
political excitements that mark the scenes
of nv former years than if I were an ex-
tinct Volcano General Breckenridge at Ler-
ington.
General BRECKINRIDGE feels as all sensi-
BILE and rejecting men in the South should
feel. 1t is true that he has had the hard
trial of long separation from his native
land and his relatives and friends to
facilitate the mental process by which he
arrived at his present disposition. But the
Judgment that matured within him under
this trial is entitled to all the more weight
because it was in that manner formed.
The revolution has effectually divided us
from the past-its parties and politics
and opened q new order of things which
must lead to new policies, new parties. We
cannot be in condition to meet this new
order, and do our duty towards the country
and ourselves until we cut looae from the
feelings and prejudices of the past. Like the
extinct volcano, we should be insensible to
them, and addressing ourselves entirely to
our present duty aud the prospect before
us, achieve that high honor which comes of
acting well.
1t is manifest that there can be no resto-
ration of harmony until the great body Of
the people have come practically to this
conclusion. The bitter memories which
led to strife and the hatreds it engendered
must be so far Modified as to enable US here
to suppress our reseptments and bear our
fortunes with patience. Further than this,
as far as we are permitted, we should par
ticipate in the work of rehabilitating our
State as an equal with the States of the
Union. We should do this practi-
cally, dismissing prejudice and looking
alone to the public welfare and the
good of the community. Whatever each
may think for himself he should recol-
lect that he is not acting for himself but
that he is acting for the whole people, and
| especially for the tender and dependent
| part of society-the women and children
and has no right to be guided by his pre-
JUDGES or his resentments. ..
While this is our own policy and duty the
North no less owes solemn obligation to
the nation. 1t, too, must surrender its
malignities-it must forget the bitter memo
ries-it must cease to believe the oalum-
MES that are heapsd upon us-and it must
| be ready to enter into sincere association
| with the southern people in the common
purpose Of restoring our republican insti
tutions and promoting the welfare and
honor Of the country. Passion must sub
side, malice die before there can be
peace--before we can enter upon the policy
that is to advance the republic onward to
its true destiny.
Under such sentiments our people will
soon work out Of trouble and stand erect
upon the new ground Of the new order,
which if not 80 tinged with the sunshine Of
personal independence and domestic happi-
ness will nevertheless have its peculiar
glories that will confer great deal Of COM
fort and happiness unknown to other ma.
tions ~ ~" "s.
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aprcraIaaN0TrCEs.
urI,rys sYCLE'S,

,s puo1D. BETWEEN FOURTH ASO = Ia
r-.,, list returned from the; northe IN nat ~
,,,,t nne NJ the largest and best eelecte
~, sonahIe DRY GOODS to be found a. ,Snhere
So now os.r to my customers and the nnIic een'
,-s,iv vreater bargains than ever. WILL aFsi'ion
a few or the articles:
CoIored Alpaca, all shades
Striped and Figured Alpaca At 'oc.
New spring Challies; ..,.,
Good STYLES OF Calico at i7tc.
Tncked Linen Cambria Handkarchle's ~ ''~
ladies, striped Coilats at 1sc.;
B,e,ebed sbtrtine and Affecting. o fan naas
w,usntts BIesched Cotton mt 2sc.; u. -.
brown shifting aud sheeting, q comp,eN ms -
Fan line OF Fancy Gassimeres 1or men o-1 ~ W
plain and Checked C'amhrics, halnso0A' 'srll-
1ian.s, Dimity; .Ir@z Z
Embroidered Handkerchief ~
Good Needles at &c. paper
Good Spool Cotton at &c. spooi'
Hos,crv and Gloves, o fun assortment
ask snectal attention to my full lin e OF mourn-
80 Goods RIack and Colored silks and In fact
everything that belongs to hrss-ciA'S LEY 1oo"'
house. esr4s~ r.n.d .,,es "a tho
-,otto ~. JULIUs sYCr.E, ais Broad street.
"o.'e - between Fourth nd Fifth,
/. next door to Kein1ngham' book store.
store closed on sATURD AY. NH ID
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Our new President has done many acts
for which his country will ever hold him
in grateful remembrance; but he never
did q wiser or nobler act than his nomina-
ton yesterday Of General James Long
street for surveyor Of the port of New Or
leans. General Longstreet was rebel
fighting rebel-the best division COM
mander in their service after Stonewall
Jackson; yet from the hour of the down.
fall OF the Confederaoy he has been one of
the most earnest, consistent, efficient
Unionists in the South, and has been
scorned, tabooed, scoffed at therefor by all
that is malignant and implacable in the
South. His nomination for high trust
BY General Grant is one Of the best mea-
cures Of practical reconstruction yet de-
vised, and reflects honor on all concerned.
we hope for its prompt confrmation.-Neao
York Tribune. 80 = e--.....
- the Tribune does many good things, and
q liberal amount Of very bad things. A
part Of the above paragraph is handsome
and 9 part very ugly. Prejudice and kind
feeling malice and generosity, liberality
and disingenuousness, are strongly mixed
up IN the mental character OF the Tribune
General LoSGsTRggr was considerably in
advance Of his contemporaries in his ere
CONSTRUCTION" They gave in their adhesion
10 the Government Of the United States as
earnestly and as free from all mental re-
serYation as did General LoSGsraEEr.
'hey d.d not, however, join the party in
power in the Government, which General
nosasTasEr did. But we have yet to hear
saa, ne has been abused or "scornea y
~ MS ie,iow-citisens. Even the press has
NND''e0 100 much respect for his past ca
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CAsH.-The Baltimore Board of Trade
have resolved that cash is cash-a truism
we'll appreciated about these days-and
that FIVE or more days. credit is not cash.
Therefore the Board will not recognize the
usage of limited indulgence as o feature
of cash transaction.
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This composition is the prefecture resulting from
long series of experiments to find process by
which leather may be made water proof without
heavily cloagng 1t with clumsy compositions
The principal ingredient is the pure oil which is
used In tanning the best French leather. 1t n5ver
hardens, does not stain or soil, and is the only
thing over which you can polish next day.
The Shoe and Leather Reporter, the best au-
rhority, says "Itis acknowledged by all classes
to be The only real waterproof leather preserva-
tor made on this continent. for the reason that the
manufacturer and proprietor is practical cur
rier, and understands wha is required to preserve
and restore leather and resist water. his compo-
sition will renSer poor leather water proof, and
make hard leather soft and pliable as French
calf"
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANavNs;:-

- to the North, East, and Wes. ~ ,s
c .o.i fredsrtckseurg and Potomac p.,ss..ca-
Trying the United states mall twice dsiiS %,
trsins-The through train on tbis zen snsits u
run rom the depot corner Byrd and ~ E,s Low
The DAY THRousH MAIL rp,,v
Richmond daily at Ills A. NJ, asrfyipg I, leaves
1ngton at Gas p. NJ, connecting Wifi IL sh.
AMternoon express trains for the North, "a" ~.
Tina NIGHT THROUGH MAIL rR.n -
e;egant cars, with the new patent sleeping ch,,A
ds leaves Richmond daily !sundsyss sS sn
a. Il. connecting With tie eary I raorns i
Tor the North, East, and West. Hahi
Both SIEAMERs stop at Alexandra each -,
and Tns s,f AUCoa .sMoI.A TRAIN for TIlins
and Eighth streets 1T s:se P. II. RetnI nsom
arrives at $50 4. II. 'a'n!az,
Through tickets and through baggage check n
For further information and through s.,,..
Apply az the Office OF the company, corner M
ana Eighth strss. shockoe Hill and at the tirs.
f E. s aEh sna ks ssae ,sIs Tsts.
SAMUEL RUTi, Superintendent. d.;
WlNTER sOHEDuLE.-RlOHMOYD
and after WEDNESDAY the Id Deeemhoo ,- y.
trains over this road will be run rs follows. 'us
Leave Richmond at A.: ID. and 2:,sP.a.
teaye petersburg at ~ 4; n. and tsoP. N.
car attached, VIII leave Richmond daily q, .;aeSS
M, and Petersburg daily at ago A. NJ. IsunS,rr;;
excepted. "OAaA!'
The A. II. train will not lesve Richmond =,
Sundays, and the $40 p. Il train viii M, To-. "a =,
Petersburg on Sundays. 'S"s
Passengers for Norfolk will take the i:up.r
train, running through dAtly. ~
Fare to Norfolk, ~. Baggage checked throne,
The passenger coach attached TO the coal t ,s.
will leave Glover Hill alta. 81. and retnrn IAN
leave Richmond at 2:<o p. II. on Tuesdays, Thur
days, and Saturdays. AHuis-
del snrar,r $50
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DIZZY GOODS.

NEW GOODa just received March 4,
~ nss3 per steaaer, . fresh supply Of suction
bargains: Goats,a Spool Cotton, all Nos, ct &c:
per spool; spool Cotton. warranted to be t2oo
yards) ~ good No sCoatsfs, at sec. per dozen
Prints tspring and winter styles, beat brands, nt
lie. ~ BheacSed Cotton lgood as New York
Mills) at 2oc., Winter shawls and Dress 6ooda at
BALI price Note Cap, and Letter Paper best
best quality. cheep: Coats's genuine Linen Spocl
Thread nc Nc. silyet- plated Tablespoons az 9?
worth 81; L5dies' and Misses shoes Gents AID
Boys t,hoes and all manner OF Notions and
Fancy Articles, - 2 = - naas.s =.
mhe DUCKwALL & ROUgs.
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mh6 two doors below Sixth.
| A CARD
THE SPRING TRADE. ,
1869, 1859.
Desiring to make ours
"THEn DRY GOODS sTORE
ON BROAD STREET,
we have adopted the motto of
"QU1cK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
To strive for wealth is eminertly proper anc
he Is the ablest who can do 1t IN the most
HONORABLE MANNER and with the leas,
expense.
To do business probably and pleasantly q
merchant has to observe the following rule:
TO BUY THE RIGHT GOODS
AT THE RIGHT PRICES
AND AT THE RIGHT THE.
BEHOLD.
We are not occupying grand store with shelves
half empty, but are comfortably hou sed at
627 BROAD STREET,
THIRD DOOR ABOVE THEATRE.
and have now on exhibition a large and attrac-
tive stock Of
sPRING GOODS,
DREs3 GOODS,
(which we are Offering at prices TO compete
with any house in the city,,
CALICoEs,
RIOS. ..-.
ALSO.
large line OF .. ...
WHITE GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS
WOoLLENs,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHEFs,
CoRsETs,
SHIRT FRONTS,
SKIRTS,
RuFFLINGs
EMBRO1DERIEs,
LACES, --.
and in fact everything that belongs to first
class dry goods house which have been
PURCHASED FOR CASH
to the best advantage,
and will be
BOLD AT VERY SMALL ADVANCE,
as it Is our aim to make the customers
transactions with us both I'll
PROFITABLE AND PLEASANT.
H1RsH q eUeaENHEIMER,
627 BBoAD STREET. a.
Established 1881 .. r-
sslesmen-W. G. KEAN, j. 81. CHENERY, W.
b, GORDON, formerly with Samuel NJ. Price & Co.
~ CLOSED ON SATURDAYS.
r ee.s...-s ~ 81. NH l ] <. H......r
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND Y'onK RIyxp,
RAILROAD COMPANY,

OfFlCk RICHMOND AND foHK kTrxR)
RAILROAD COMPANY !
RICHMOND. August !, 1870. J
PICHMOND AND YORK RIVER Rail.
Ia ROAD LINE.-For Baltimore, the North
and Northwest. The steamer KESEEBEC, Can.
ian paIns e n. EREEHAS eSmmapding leaves vi!
MORNING on arrival or the cara from Richmond
reaching Baltimore on the following morning 4
. sunrise, returning me henne5eG leave, Bail.
o'clock P. II. 1 oi'DNi " I
The steamer ADMIRAL, Captain KrgwAseon.
manding, leaves West Point every TUESDAY
ana FRIDAY on arrival OF the cars from Rich
mond, reaching Baltimore the following morning
at sunrise. Returning, the Admiral leaves Balt's
more NOR, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Ii
Passengers for Baltimore leave the depot 0, the
Elchmond and York hiyer Railroad Company All
DAY, and FRIDhY. Returning. they lea We BALI.
more on HONDAY, WEDN EsDsY, THURS.
DAY, and SATURDAY, at4 o'elock.P. n, reach
timore only IL.
Freight received at all times and forwarded
promptly and through bills OF laling given TO sll
The passenger train leaves the depot every morn.
sng NJ A. u. WILLIAM II. ESOn,
oc' Freight and licket Agent.
e HE8APEAKE AND OHlO RAILROAD.
~ Winter Schedule. On snd after The Isr OF
oGIoBER, isss, tie passenger trains viii run IS
MAIL TRAIN between Richmond and staun,ou
DAILY except Sund>y) aud between stauuton and
Coyfngton tri-week!y-viZ., Leave hichmond gt
Jas a.. Nj. snd arrive vt ctaunton At ai2, z. NJ
Leave Staunton at s:25 :. n. and arrive at Rich.
mond G:2s L. NJ
on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
leave Covington VT s:l6 A. Nj, and arrive 1T stsun.
ton ut s:lo 4. 81. Leave Staunton at ASA =, H.
and arrive at Covington 1T 7:55 p ~
ACCOMMODATING TitaIH between Rich.
m m and Charlottesvills Gu MONDAY, WE'D
hEoDA YS, and BAT URD3YS. Leave hsr-
lottesVille at { \, ~, aud arrive at Richmond ..
$3.50 a. NJ Leave Richmond At $50 T. 81, and
arrive ut Charlottesville at p IL
The Natl Train connects at .orr'ors yrle and
charlottesville With trains IN Orange. A!exandrl,
ana Manassas railroads Tor alexandria, Washing.
Ton, Phlladelphia, New York, Lyrchh'lrg Knox.
vie, chattanooga, Memph!i, New Orleans, don't.
gomery, Mobile, &c. at Stanton with stages fo'
Lexington, Natural Bridge, harTisoEhurg. Win.
chester, &c.; at Goshen With stages fcr Le1lng.
TON natural Bridge. &c; st NIlbGro' with stages
tor Batn Alum, Warm Hot and Healing Springs;
al GoVlnSton with STAGES for White sulphur
Springs, LeTisburg, Charleston, &c.
JAMES +. EsIHERLAND,
Sc ~ General Ticket Agent.
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FURNITURE, sc.

-~>~~~o~>~~7~,<-+-~>1~~~r>~
FURNITURE AND MATTRESS WARE
q RooMs.--We have now In store in two OF
those large iyonfront buildings opposite the post
ONCE the most elegant stock OF CHAMBER, PAR
LOB, AND DlNIEG-ROOM FURNITURE that
has been offered In this city for many years. -
Also,s MATTREssEs OF all kinds N anufactured
IN this city, and st very low prices. s
All parties wanting goods in orr line WIN ind
the prices to suit the times.
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED.
'1,.s HAYWOOD & RITTER,
igA G,TE5 opposite post-ofice, Main street.
~ fe n,sGr.t os4.f go SIS Richmond.
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MARRIED,

On the 9TH infant, by the Rev: Or. Morrn ma
Mr.. JAHFS b. BgAZLEY and Miss MATTE
\. wIGLESWORTH. daughter of the late Robert
J. WigIesworth all Of this city, ~
Memphis Appeal and Cincinnati Times please
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

NEW PREsERvATIyE OF shoe LEATHER.
NEW PgEsERvATIVE OF SHOE LEATHER.
NEW PRESERvATIvE OF SHOE LEATHER.
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF.
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF.
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF.
a great invention. w...
A great invention.
a great invention.
Counihau's Waterproof Leather Preseryatiye.
Counihau's Waterproof Leather Pre5ervative.
Counihsu's Waterproof Leather Preservatiye.
Does not interfere with the polish.
Does not interfere with the polish.
Does not interfere with the polish.
Keeps out all daupness. ...
- Keeps out all dampness.
Makes leather last fifty per cent longer.
Makes leather last fifty per cent. longer.
Keeps 1t soft and p]iable.
Keeps 1t soft and pliable.
Only CSC. per box.
Only Csc. per box.
Only Csc. per box.
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nRV GOODS.

COS MAIN STREET,
recond door from Ninth,
are now rer etyirg. and offer for sale upon the most
favorable erms COB CASb, r.,,co
Choice styles PtIhIn,s
~ News spring DRL alNES
New String CH LLlES,
se.,-sesT' - al sHH MS OF all Qualities,
WHITE and CCLyRhD PIQuhS, lor isoles anu
chill iren,s suits, very cheap ;upvo.ls
BLAC K CLO7 H. and CASSIE EhEs'
IF nov { assi!neres, choice for boys,
Fancy Cassimcres, choice for men
Fredericksburg Cassimeres ana meions
Brown shirtings and sheetings "a iuli me
EIeached shirtlngs and ebeettngs-a lulL iaae !,
zine IA Beached Cottons at 10, log, ana 5oc.i
Fruit OF the loom Bieached az <Uc'i
Wansutta Bleached at asc.i
-fL New York Mills bleached;
Hemstitched T.. G. Handkerchief nc 2ac.-a OAR
Hemstitched L. G. Handkerchiefs, Ill grades
Tho celebrated BUFF 10 sLPAC - aug ~, !,
. IkS-best goods and best olacR-lmporteo J
MI L(E and o. tLuRED SIEKS,. ira'..,i IL o.
- Black Hernann1es.
Florentines, 4 <
Grenadines, -------.-
= - BombaZines
Silk Warp Challles. &C., s
NEW sTPIPFs for Belmoral kirts
DRESS TRIMMINGS and SMALL ~ M nee
Roberts,s celebrated GOLr-EIE NEGOLho'
= [mh ii
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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND, Eta
= md NORFOLK STEAMSHIP SaaaIGG
LlsE,-Steamers AOkF0t X and j. y r.-ErH.
composing this line. wifi leave Philadelphia every
SATuRDAY and Richmond every FRIDAY. al
ternately. Freight taEen Gor Horr X at moderate
rates; also for Char lesion, taraunab, AID New
Orleans. and bills lsdng ST net through. Passage
Slo. W p. PDHrrR. Agent.
NINA Cfica, No. 21.5 Dock street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. am now prepared
~ to make to order all kinds OF WAGONS,
CARTS, and DRAYs, or the very beet material
and workmanship. Those IN want OF such articles
would consult their own interest by calling and
examining my stock before purchasing elsewhere
.t.f.-A Z. 2. ODELi.
NH 10 Third and Marshall Streets
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COMETHING NEW.
OLD GAs-FIXrUREs RENEWED.

MOUNTCAsTLE viii RE-BEONzE CHAN
DELtERB and 9ks-FIXTURES OF every de-
Bcript!on, and warrant them to look as good as
new. Give him trial. as $50 Broad street. mhs
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TOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO <sSes

T. MINION STEAMsHrP CUMPA- aEsAs
NY.-Ihe splendid new side-wheel Steamships
ISAAC BELL, SAEAI UGA, NAGARA, ALBe-
MALE, and II ATTERAs, Leave sew York for
NorIolk, City Point. and Richmond every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at !
9 &c Z. NJ. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. ut bigh tide.
These ships are entirely new; they have elegan.
saloons and staterocms; the fare, accommoda-
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed.
with dispatch, and no charge made save for sctual
expenses incurred.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
insurance Effected at lowest rates when ordered.
n. l.. ACCREApY, President 1877 Greenwich
street, New York
WILLIAM c. DUNHAh d CO., gents
in ~ corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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For sale at wholesale at manufacturers priceJ
o. H. CHALKLEY & CO., Cole Agents,
NH IL Thirteenth sire t.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MARYLAND - q
IVA AGRICULTURAL G0LLEGE,
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD. ?,
ON TIE RAlLROAD BETWEEN
WARRINGTON AND BALTIhORE az
NINE NILES FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
Sessions open SEPTEMBER ETH t--.3-..s
and FEBRUARY lRT
Vacations from July LIST 10 September 18th.
Entire charge for dye months Sl2s. No extras,
Uniform required.
For circulars or Information apply to
,-sra.., FRANKLIN BUCHANAN, President {:
or 70 Major 7. 4. G.. HANDY, Registrar.
Yostofice af the college. II sm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sy MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS sA.
WINGS BANK.-The annual meeting Of the
stockholders or this bank for the purpose OF elect
ing directors to serve for the ensuing twelve
months will be held on MONDAY next, 18th OF
March, at half-psst 7o'clock P. M, at the office
of the bank, southwest corner Of Main and Four
teenth streets. ss--s
,uh1e-,t ---.- EDWARD COHEN. Cashier.
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RArxHCAns-

r..
asR sI
PIcHkoND AND DAnvnIp
IN tROAD-oHAEGE, or sc,Evna RAll.
and after SUNDAY, February slst 1,e.uL
snHGER aTRAlNs ON this road vii, We PIa
: sorNe WEST, ,LYEcBgURs p.s,., Y
leave Richmond daily texcept gnnd.a, G6la,
d.. arrive at Bmkeviile at iLW a. LIT
close connections with trains ON tion :, iasiis,,
road for FsImyfle, Lyncbbnrg, Brss,d s;oqthsfzz
NAIL AND :ExPKEi3s leave RIe6maashIR orsE
2.ioP. d. leave DanTlIe daily NJ 20 daily !.
arrive at Greensboro daily at Icio. ~ +. ".
close connections for all stations =, a., main,
Carolina road both east and we,t Of % zoe Gars
fSouth. 80" al p,i,s
EgIEe EAST, THROUGH sl,,, Az,
PREsS leave Greensboro daily at 40 D IL.
Dnnville daily at 40 A. ID. arrive ., n. lear,
daily atn ~ n. LYGCHB{IRG PAS ~ sExlSshfrpsi
leave Burseytile daily teIcep. spadsy.l g. PRS
81. arrive at Richmond ~ S.3oP. VIZ " IhP.
Through tickets can be procured =, A..
once In Richmond 70 all important no, voc uets
and southwest, and at Greensboro ana na .su sog
al points North, East, and Vet DaaSile n
!. fen 80 oAAs D0DANEIn
SEnerfnta-Il
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RE- INFANTS ROBES, INFANTS FROCK
WAISTS, EMBROIDERED DIVINITY and
CAMBRIA BANDS;
NA1NsoOK, CHECKED, and CAMBRIA NIUE
Inns;
BIRDs-EYE, RUSSIA, and SCOTCH Ola
PER;
FINE ALL-WoOL and sILK-WARP FLAN-
MEL;
GARMENT DIVINITY.
INDIA TWILLED LONG CLOTH,
FLANNEL BINDING,
EMBROIDERED EDGINGs, INsERTINGs.
LACE EDGINGs and INsERTINGs, at
e.. s. LEVY BROTHERS..
..u- Hls and LIS Main street,
USE COATs's SPOOL COTTON. NH Il
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EoR NORFOLK, PORTs-s,15u,
+ MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR iE3s&3zH~
LANDINGS ON The JAMES RIvEh-l he las,
and elegant steamer ELIZA HANCOCK, Cap
for sboye-named places on MONDAY, WE'D
NEsDAY, and FRIDAY, At 81 O'Clock a. NJ, and
returns on Tuesday, Thursday, and saturday.
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
Of steamer. =
Fare to Norfolk, - so.
~ FREIGHT stH Ser
from II M: TO 81 z. u. for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
chesapeake bay, aad all regular landings on
Freights for way landings must be prepaid.
In consequence or the mali being discontinued
AT Srove and prancon Poin: wharyes, the steamer
VIII not stop NJ those landings. e. ..G
Apply TO L. T. TATTM, Agent
RI 1teo y 49, Office steamers wharf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-15
INFIRMARY

INFTRMARY. W (
TOLLEGE INFIRMARY,
" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS RICHMOND, VA.
AL cases requiring medical or surgical aid ad-
mItted excep: the insane and those laboriIg under
contagious disorders.
Charges Invariably in sdyanceh including board,
medical attendance, and medicines:
Large wards. per week, SO. !.
Private rooms per week, $l0to SIC.
A small additional fee Ia charged for surgical
operations. .ss -., ..-...- ~ Z
Charity cases from the city are received on per-
mits from members Of the committee Of the City
Council for the relief OF the poor, and sesmen on
permits from The cust0m-heuBe.
For further information. or admission. apply at
theinfrmary to .ISA1AR II. WHITE, II. d.,
ia A2m - Medical Superintendent.