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GOAL OIL. Lamp Wicks.

ICOAL OIL. Lamp Wicks.
GENUINE MADRAS INDIGO.
GPORTING REQUISITIONS. Ely'sGun
~ Wads, Double and Single Waterproof
Gun Caps. Pistol Caps. Fine Powder
Colts and Remington's Revolyers. Colts
Cartridges, Sizes. Smith & Wesson's
Pistol Cartridges, 3 Sizes. Powder FIasks.
Shot Pouches, Ramrods, Tips and Screws,
Gun Nipples. &c.
LIME ENGLISH Hair and Tootl, Brusb.
i es. Brown Windsor, Honey, Lettuce,
and other Toilet Soaps. P0matum. Cold
Cream. Hair Oils. Dentifrias.
TINE BRANDY by the Bottle or Gallon.
= Bourbon Whisky by the Bottle or Gal.
Ion: jamaica Rum, Irish Whisky, PORT
and Sherry Wine, French White Wine.-
Vinegar.
EVLAYORING EXTRACTS. Lemon. Va.
nilla, Almond, Rose, Celery, Pine Ap-
pie, &C., &c.
SCHOOL BOOKS. A large assortment
~ Cap, Note. and Letter Paper. pens.
Ink, Pencils, Mucilage and other Office
Furniture.
GENUINE BERMUDA ARRCWROoT
~ in Paper and Tin Cans Spices Nut
mess' Mace, Ginger. Pepper. &c.
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HENRY ST. JOHNS COLUMN.

! I ! /
| tt9 l!!|![ &.E9G NES!1
HENRY ST. JOHN,
Alexandria, La.
The following List is q portion of the
Articles made by H. ST. JOHN. and will
be found on trial, well worthy of patronage.
ST. JOHNS
EXPEC RANT SYRUP.
COUGHS, COLDS,
Bronchitis, Pains in the Chest, Sc.
ST. JOHNS
Compound Syrup ofthe HypophosphiteS.
CHEST COMPLIES, WEAK L UNGs &c.
ST. JOHNS
a. RNICA LINIMENT.
An Excellent Preparation For
SPRAINS, USES,
,Swel2smgs, attenuation, dc.
CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF
III MAZ CD GZVG Err. !
FROM THE FINEST ROOT.
ST. JOHNS
} R E O L E II AIR OIL.
CANIPHORATED CHALK
TOOTHPOwDERll
ANTIsEPT1C
CONDITION POWDERS,
improve the General Condition OF the !
FL O r. s E
tenders His Skin Clear and Glossy,
IS Ercellent When of His Feed.
SOLUTION
OF THE
i TRATR OF MAGNESI A,
An Agreeable Refriserentand Laxative.
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G. A. Breaux, Attorney,

u. A. Breaux, Attorney,
ALL KINDS OFLIFE RISKS TAKEN
Ordinary Life and Annual Endowment;
Ten Annual Endowment and Five Annual
Endowment; Single Payment; Participa.
ting and Notwithstanding, issued by this
Company as low as any other Company
al Payments ForjeitaIle
H. A. BIOSSAT, AGENH
Alexandra, Ii.
DIR. J. s. FISH, Medical Examiner.
OctOber14-6m.
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ENLAvORING EXTRACTS. Lemon, Va.
nilla, Almond, Rose, Celery, Pine Ap-
pie, &C., &c.
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NOTICE,

School Notice.
MISS GRIFFIN WILL RESUME THE
IL exercises of her school on the LIST dav
OF September, at her former sch ) il house
TERMS:
Boys, per month. SO 90
Girls, 8" .......s2a and s3 O0
Aug 26, 1e69-tf
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CHEWING TOBACCO. Smoking Tobac.
~ co, Pipes, &c. The celebrated Lon
isiana PERIQUE SMOKING TOBACCO
kept for sale. warranted genuine, is cut on
the Premises.
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CONCENTRATED LYE. Washing So
~ da, Blneing, Scrubbing Brushes,
Backing aud Brushes.
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V1OL1Ns and BOWS. Screws and Ital-
ian Strings.
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u Physicians Prescriptions wiN re-
ceire at all ti'nes prompt and careful
attention. 1 use the best Of Medicines in
Dispensing, and hare Imported from
Europe many articles expressly for that
purpose. HENRY ST. JOHN.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-21
m e DICAl.
MEDICAL.
WARDS EUREKA ToNICl
Wards Rheumatic Llnament

nov has reputation over all other remedies before
the public, fsr the has cured many that
have baed the skill Of our most eminent physicians,
and pronounced incurable by them all Persons suf-
fsring with Dyspepsia, Indigestion Sick or Nervous
Headache, Chills and Fever Typhoid and Bilious Fee
vers. Coughs. Colds, Consumption, Rheumatism, Neu-
rIgia, Pain in the Side. Breast, or Back, should at
procure bottle each Of these invaluable
dies and be restored al to perfect health.
EUREKA TONIC - good for Debility from any
eause. IL has equa Female Remedy. II aids
Digestion and purides the Blood and prevents dis
cleansing the system Of al Impurities which flet
remain, produce sallow complexion and bring on
disease that makes life OF misery. Woods Eure-
ka Tonic is compounded Of the pures Vegetable Es-
tracts, and il pleasant L. take and mild in its action
on the system.
Try bottle--it vim keep your Liver and stomach
right, and prevent billiousness
WIN. WARD. Coyingtop, Ky.
A. X. whitaker,
Wholesale and Retail Agent Illinois.
And for Druggists generally msysl-sm
-.
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FOR RENT

LOR RENT--Tns Office on the second floor.
II over Miller Milier's clothing store, ut reasonable
terms. Apply at Miller& N illers.i 35 mys-u n
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"a uNo. 80. ]
AN ORDINANCE

To amend section 2ts of IN ordinance entitled AN
ordinance TO adopt the ordinances Of the city Of Cairo
as revised and codifed."
Be 1t ordained By the City Council Of the city Of
Cairo Vi. NJ. fI.... ID
SEcrIoN I. That section numbered 2t9 OF "kn ordi-
nance adopt the ordinances Of the city Of Cairo
revised and codihed, be amended by adding At the
end Of the section the following words, viz; "Prs-
day Of June and the ist day Of November Of large
within the limits Of said city without having SUB
and around its mouth, under all circumstance
70 IT, isss John H. oBKRLr.
ielsdl0d Mayor
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LEGAL,
~-c->N->~~N~C,->7>>
INJECTION NOTICE.

INJECTION NOTICE. ssasm ssfaF
IL ,t..,,elt fsste sftadD Dds 10 g0ilhs
a Notice IL hereby given, that special election will
be held In the city Of Cairo, Monday, the 10Th day
or OF the city Of Cairo shall subscribc 500 900 IN city
bonds towards ths capital stock Of the Cairo FULTON
railroad; said bonds TO become due twenty years af
ter date and TO bear interest from date NJ the rate Of
six per cent per annur, Said election will be held ~
the following places, Viz:
Ffrt Ward1-At Joseph McKinse's Office. t.I1yht
:. Second ward-M Arab Fire Companys Engine
House. vnOsEgf hW. N14 W. w
Third ward-At b. shannessys Office. @ Q, 4.ifa9ot
Fourth ward-At the Court House.
All voter. in favor Of said subscriptions shall have
Subscription. and all sgainst said subscription the
WORDS NsA''s' pSTRIeSK paocxLKR, city clerk
June il, lseo-dtd utnu gd aa6q Cf 'niH
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GAS FILTERS.
TINE STEAMER
UNDER WRITER,

xU- Having undergone thorough repairs,
l@eesa-srds and been ttedup especially 20 accom-
mOdaie excursion parties and penies. Towing,
obhing lining, wIecking, pumping and almost any,
hing that can be done by any steamboat. For par.
ucuars apply on board the boat head Of ghth street
lmyodtq w. x. DUGAk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-30

MAYORS COURT-MQyor ChGh00n pre-
si9i'g.-Thomas amberlayne, charged
with unlawfully assaulting and beating
Maggie Davis, was fined two dollars and
fifty cents.
Jebb Wilkinson (negro), charged with
unlawfully assaulting and beating De!pbla
Jackson, was discharged.
Peter Cook (negro), charged with unlaw-
fully assaulting, beating, and abusing
Martha Brown, was discharged.
Lizzie Holmes (negro), charged with
unlawfully abusing Lizzie Hobson, was set
back in default Of surety.
Cornelius Hackett UNITED States sollier)
and James Williams fnegro), charged with
unlawful!y fighting and creating disturb
ance III the bar-room Of John Clark, were
discharged.
Martha Bradley (negro), charged with
unlawfully fighting in the public street, and
resisting policeman Brimmer while in the
discharge Of his duty, was put 10 work as q
station house scourer under Superintendent
Whit.
James Hickman, charged with threaten
house, was called, and the case was con-
tinued until to-day.
Alice Treat (negol, charged with using
indecent language on Inc street, and threat
enins to assault Martha Bradley, was dis
charged.
The continued cage Of Thomas Mfleton,
charged with assaulting and beating Charles
Brooks, and that OF D. B. Brooks, charged
with shooting at Thomas Miaieton, were
both called. Brooks was sent on to answer
Indictment. Mifieton's case was continued
until to-day
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EXTENSION OF THE STAY LAT.-The fol-
loving order was issued from military
headquarters yesterday:
"HEADQUARTEIsF FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT
STATE OF VIRGINIA. I
"RICHHoED, VA, June 90, 1869. }
'EGenerol Orders No. so.
~. Paragraph of General Ordera No.
| l49, dated December q, 1868, from these
headquarters, is hereby modified to read az
| iollowg:
"That the stay Of executions against per-
Eonal property, 20 far only as the same e1-
lists under laws lately in force, and which,
by the provisions thereof, expired on the
FIRST day Of January, 1869, shall be, and is
hereby, extended until the first day of Jan
uary, 1870; provided, that the debtor shall
have paid subsequent TO January /, 1869
and before August ], 1869, one years inte,
rest upon the principal sum due; but if be-
fore the last named date such payment Of
interest shall, not have been made, no exc.
cution shall he further stayed against per
sonal property as provided for in this
order; and provided further, that in cases
where the principal debt is due to the estate
of any minor, widow, or unmarried woman
or insane person as the beneficiary of trust
whether in the hands Of executors, guar
| dians, administrators, trustees, commission
ers in chancery, or other fduciary, or in
vested by any such in his or their fduciary
| capacity, in addition TO the payment Of one
years interest Us above required, one-third
of the whole arrears of interest on the prin-
cipal sum due shall be paid by the debtor
on or before the first of September, 1869
and one-half OF the remainder of the said
arrears of interest on or before the first OF
November, 1869, to entitlc such debtor tc
the stay Of execution provided for by this
order.
"II. AT any sale Of real estate by virtue
Of any decree or order of any court Of thi.
State, if the highest amount offered or bid
mt such sale for such real estate shall be less
than two-thirds of the amount of the valua.
tion of such real estate as assessed in the
last preceding assessment for State taxes
and minute Of which assessed valuation
shall be certified on the process by the officer
| holding the same, then in every such case
it shall lie the duty Of the sheriff, commits
sioncr, or other officer or person conducting
such sale, ut the request OF either or an!
party to the record, then and there Il
adjourn and postpone such sale for thu
period of two calendar months provided
that the provisions OF this paragraph shal
not apply TO any case in which the debt oI
liability sought TO be enforced was con
tractcd or incurred since the 2d day o
April, 1868, or in which the Commonwealth
is the creditor or party bcncficially entitled
or to taxes. levies, or assessments, due to {
county or corporation.
Iii. General Orders No. q, dated Marcl
l2, paragraphs ?, 3, and Of General Or
dcrs No. 40, from these headquarters
dated December %, 1868. are hereby con
tinued in force and made applicable to thi
order. BY command Of
"Brevet Major General Cdn5y.
"LoUIS Y. CAz1ARC, 4. D. c.,
Acting Assistant Adjutant-General."
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that it was good address, and made "a
yorablc impression, and that he will get the
almost unanimous vote Of the white citizens
OF this county. ,t'..
He was followed by Major J. B. Dorman,
OF Rockbridge, who made an effective
speech in favor of the Walker ticket and
against the disfranchising and test t-oath
clauses of the constitution. Thomas j.
Niche, Esq, being called upon, made an
able and feeling speech, addressed chiefly
to the colorcd citizens present He urged
them to act as freemcn, and not to be the
slaves Of the Loyal Leagues. Being called
upon to speak, the following delivered short
and interesting speeches in the order named:
Colonel James II. Skinner, Colonel Bolivar
Christian, Major II. NJ. Bell Major Thomas
{. Elder, Colonel George Baylor, William S.
Gilman, (reporter for the Richmond Wing J
and Colonel John B. Baldwin. We sim
cerely regret that the want of time and
space prevents us from saying more of this
glorious meeting.
Augusta viii! speak with a potential
voice next Neutrality-suspicious. day .-Staua-
ton Spectator, 29M.
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CLOSING EXERCISES OF RICHMOND Col
LEGE-SOCIETT CELEBRATION AND PRESEN-
TATIoN y MEDALs.-There was large
attendance OF the friends of Richmond
College at the First Baptist church last
night, the occasion being the annual ceie-
bration Of the two fourishing literary so
cieties connected with the College.
Mr.. J. B. Turpin, talented young gen.
tleman of this city, wag the essayist, and
his effort was marked by considerable
learning. The theme was the Law Of Pro
gresslon.
Law, the essayist contended, was the fun
damental principle Of all government, all
beings. all elements. II is written in IN
mistakable characters upon the whole realm
of nature. Man was imbued with supreme
love Of law, and thence he concluded that
God would endow the whole creation with q
| supreme law o. progression. He then passed
RAPIDLY over the progress Of nature, art, and
! science, asserting that all subordinate pro-
gressions were united in one harmonious
| whole.
| Passing TO Literature, with reference tc
the literary attainments of the aneieats, be
concluded that il would lie sufficient tc
view the progress Of our own language
So far, few would doubt the existence Of
this law. In regard 10 social progress, how
! ever, many were doubtful. Could il be pos
sible that with natural desire for improve
ment, with many invaluable aids, man hac
not progressed He compared the so
ciety of ancient and modern times, anc
argued that Christianity had changed tk'
nature and character of wars. That 70 wa
in the cause Of righs vas right Just her
he referred to cur own struggle as exempli
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TURN OUT AND WoRK.-A long petition,
signed by all the leading business men OF
Norfolk, was received By the State Con-
servatiye Committee on yesterday, urging
the committee to call on all the business
men NJ the State, farmers, mechanics,
laborc-s, merchants, lawyers, and doctors,
to suspe.d all their ordinary pursuits on
Tuesday next-the day Of election-and
devote all their time and energies, from
sunrise 10 sunset, 10 the great work Ct re-
deeming the State from the hands OF the
carpe, -baggers and scalawags by electlng
Walker and his associates on the ConserYa-
tive ticket. In accordance with this and
similar requests from others, the COMMITTEE
have issued the following address:
STATE CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE,
"June so, 1869.
The committee earnestly recommend
that on the 9th of July next (eiection-day}
all business men and citizens who have the
welfare of the State al heart close their
places of business and turn out and work
for the cause. Let the people be great
committee of safety on that day, having IN
charge the fate Of our dear State. Let no
man stand back lest our women shame us.
LIE, ail 90 out aud bear the heat and
burden Of the day. God save the Com
monwealth,
s'By order of the Committee.
a.... "R. I. DANIEL, chairman.
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BEAUTIFUL WoMES.-If YOU would be bcauti-
Eul, use Hayan's Magnolia Balm.
II gives pure blooming complexion and re-
stores youthful beauty
Its effects are gradual. natural and perfect.
i removes reIncss, blotchcs, and pEnples: cures
tan sunburn and !rcckles and makes lady Oi
thirty appear but twenty.
Th+ Magnolia Balm makes the skin smooth and
pcarly. the eye bright and clear, the check glo"
with the bloom OF youth, and imparts fresh
plump appearance to the countcnancc. No Lad;
need complain Of her complexion when - cents
viii purchase this delightful article.
The best thingto dress the hair with IS Lyons
kathairOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-30

The day or election is now nearly al hand Con-
seryAtivc spperintendents and committee men
should begin to supply themselves with tickets IL
quantities sufficient To supply every voter. both
white and colorcd, in their respective counties
and districts
Counties near Richmond can be supplied from
any Of the printing Offices in thls city ~ SS0 per
600, Including postage. Those remote can be
furnished hy printing establishments IA their i'm
mediate vicinity.
Forms Of tickets have been sent by the state EX-
ecutiye Committee all the county aud city super
interdcnts The form prescribed should be strictly
III Il
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..ucr Grand Mass Meetings and
frsrnccucs in lsCnrico.

.-s,i rally at Cladiick's store, Boar
....ma. Wednesday evening, 3oth instant,
..sIr>E.
...rl rally and barbecue at Green's
Saturday, July Sd at u o'clock.
.-al rally and barbecue at James
r,r.-morrou's store, Saturday, July Sd, at
!. daaI.
rand rally and barbecue at Whites
. Charles City road, aud at Ioung's
NauGay, July 9TH, ri u o'clock.
grand rally and discussion between the
:. .ae au3 Wells candidates for the Lcgis-
...-a 1t Deep Bottom, Saturday evening,
r.au "A. At o'clock.
1l.>,rs. /. NJ. kciley, 7. ], Evans, James
...,on. N. Johnson, J. J. White, Major r.
,rn. u. \. Gilman, the candidates for the
stature, and others, will address the
...e;;rES.
.me ono come ALL,
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SUDDEN DEATH.-I esterday morning the
body of Sylvester Flood, watehman en-
ployed at the rectifying establishment of
Mr. John R. Sedgwick, on Cary between
Twenty and Twenty third streets,
was found in the stable connected with the
building. He appeared we'll during the
previous afternoon, and had driven Mr.
Sedgwick home. He returned, and nothing
more WIS known of him until his body was
found lying dead in the stable. The horse
had not been embarrassed, and it was evi.
dent that his death was very sudden.
4 jury of inquest was held over The body
which came to the verdict that the death Of
the deceased was from causes unknown.
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MILITARY CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH

MILITARY CELEBRATION or THE Fourth
oF JuLY.-General Candy orders that as
the nincty-third anniversary of the indie
pcndence of the United states of America,
July 4th, falls on Sunday OF this year, it
will be celebrated on the following day al
all military posts in this district.
On that day al drills and unnecessary
labor and fatigue will be suspended, and at
posts provided with artillery and ammuni-
ton q national salute will be fired at me-
ridian.
All public Offices will he closed except for
the transaction of urgent business. The
national flag will be displayed on all public
buildings.
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A SPECIMEN WELLS MAS.-At Hanover
court, says q letter in the Alexandria Ga
zette, the speech of the day was Mr.: Long
John Ty,er's. He is Republican; will
vote for Wells; considers Graves wells
candidate for the House of Delegates as a
preacher belonging to a church Northern
Methodist (which has done more to accom-
plish our ruin than all the Locofocos, seces-
sionists, and fre-eaters, in the world" Ad-
vised the negroes to have nothing to do with
him: to believe nothing he said. lie would
see the negroes in Tophet before he would
vote TO tax his or anybody else's land to
educate them. He could not educate his
own children, and he never intended to be
taxed TO educate a negro. He would vote
for Wells, but he would not vote for negro
to save his lite, &c.
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HUsTINGS COuRT-Judge 0lcott pre-
siding.--In this court yesterday George Liv-
ingston, in whose case the jury could not
agree. was recognized, without security,
for his appearance al the next term OF the
court.
Victor Ross (negro), indicted for felony,
was tried, and the case submitted to the
jury.
The following cases are set for trial in
Judge Olcott's court to-day: Commonwealth
Us. Henry Wiley, Commonwealth Is. Dolly
Lumsdcn, Commonwealth rs. John West,
Commonwealth rs. Edward Maynard and
Robert Liggon. Witnesses and jurors viii
save time and trouble BY attending court a;
10 o'clock promptly.
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WORK TO De DoNE.-All persons who are
interested in puiging the registration lists of
fraudulent voters, and in having a fair
election, are requested to communicate in
tclligcnce on the following points TO Captain
P. g. Coghlan, secretary of the City Con-
servative Committee, at the rooms opposite
the post office:
Report all colored persons thought to have
registered who are dead, cGnyicts, minors.
non-rcsidents, doubly registered, or who
have LETT the city.
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V0TIEG DEAD pEoPLE.-We know this
was done at the last election in this city.
In order TO prevent this fraud on the 9th OF
July, We wish physicians and others who
have not already done so, to report at once
the names Of al colored men who have died
in their practice or on their premises since
the registration in 1868. Let every house
keeper and physician report the names at
the City Conservative Headquarters. oppo-
site the post-otfice, to-day or tomorrow.
We already have long catalogue of them,
but must ret every one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-30

RESISTING 4 REVENUE OFFICER.-Te ester
day morning Collector Burgess detected and
arrested John Wilkinson while attempting
to carry off two -four barrels full OF caddies
of tobacco packed in meal, without being
stamped according TO law. Wilkinson,
when arrested. resisted and attempted to
draw knife on the Collector. Detectives
0'Dwycr and Parker subsequently, conveyed
him TO the station-house.
He was brought before Commissioner
Chahoon. Subsequently Mr.. Burgess with
drew the charge Of resistance, but lie was
sent on on the charge of violation of the
revenue laws.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-30

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO THE
= NORTH. EAST, and WEST ria the Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potonac railroad,
carrying the United States mail twice daily ElG7
CANT cars with new patent siceping-chairs on all
trains. The through trains on this road are now
run from the depot corner of Byrd and Eighth
streets aS follows: -r. s... .....-.# s.s
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at ll:l5 A. NJ, arriving In W ahi-
in.to:t at 6:I5 l.. NJ, connecting with the early
afternoon express trains for the North East anu
The NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN, with
elegant cars with the new patent slespng-cna,f,'
attached. leaves Richmond daily tsundAys except
c,.J al 3l5 T. NJ. arriving In Washington ut d:lv y.
Il, connecting with The early morning iralns Tor
the North East and West.
Both sTEAMEkS stop At Alexandria l. each ,,,ry way;
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAiS Tor hhfori
and all way-statons leaves depot corner Bread anil
Eighth streets ii 1880 L. NJ. Returning, arrives ut
$3.50 A. VI. .. -
Through tickets and through baggage checks to
MI principal points.
For further information and through tickets, APP
ply at the Office Of the company. corner Broaa ani
Eighth streets, Shockoe Ill., and at the ticket Of
nce corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. y. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SupCriuttuIcnt. my
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DRrDGING MACHINE NEEDED.-The brig
Henry, with a cargo Of flour, cleared from
this port last week for Rio. She got stuck
on the Richmond bar, about four miles
below, and cannot be gotten off until the
river becomes swollen by rains. She only
draws eleven feet ten inches.