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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-06
rFor the Dispssch,1
.o,. Reading aAn INTERCEPTED Letter fson
'e' the Hot springs, ya.''

.cor Reading aAn Intercepsea @Acs'e ea Ao 1
"'' .be Hot springs, ya.''
-. If your sunny cline has sung summer, Ter
e ~ sarse heaven.soned niahsinsale IN ofe0is
sppa.e.i;. g saxe," as Brct-Harsc Hight Win
nIsintive notes 10 rest on on, ,,rna worthy of a
30 .~oder and SO purely hs''
1c.ne asy too late. seems TO meet 'n0 n0'.'
si. ,gns within her iaurel.crown the humble y
prsisr bring her, a., ..ones, smong abor-
whese afed fragrance I'LL aso ns'' 'A .'''N'
i've s IN, g. g rm not at "The Warm but at
the GARNER epsaeRs'
r,. 80 ,o a ylr.u.s OF "Ths Hese engrossed ner
Slowsn ,an ehsr1ns. and charms thaa cater but
va 10 ps,s Sesrt, by "RolIer Bsshsn and meath
an zgs sa slor le,sn Tor "T4e Hos,'
w,e n,pe s. warm, but not so bls5s by care OF
tToa al 'r saesy pardon what say), with slower
Re.po oss rhyme to tho request that temp's l''
Endees. tss bot, Q, yes but not as traitor 70
sThe sweet" NJ
Yet while Virginia claims them a''-s'
loving sb m0tn snsipgs, generous band OF
and gl S SSs % Which you ming Kiss of loves
III, cre eo.sr through the child is wooed--sucn
,n HOMAGE nen osI her daughters "Swees " I've
thsse Eos foo. nv up.urned eyes, wtched by
1,n. ne ,ns oman mothers gems Corpe!ta's jew
Rro sse on. tS ir "sleeping chamber" ioom' oy
her r,viyified.
Her brad. d hills, her bue'eyed Vaies' INC n'''A
D.s "a ne n ,rsS gracious life within. o'ersh 'do"S
~ Sy senps rounded, radiant form, and golden
,r, G!es rranSe esanaeu.n OF the North, where
ruygea .ture presses ,.,s hor trAasures
r., : rH1er work, tnaI art may y'e'd her TREASURES
t sneeS IL to the Southern Queen, he'd win to
share LIS glory.
But pardon me the musing dream which 1neSe oo'
And p pretss TO the Lovers walk" all rhapsodies
TT :. itesed just to the dream of sentimental
Ys, sa.iniuates at proper point In open fields
Such osiniy th I've eHund nowhere al ''"hi'e'"
wnn her. aud there along the way tempting,
Guy ' re wearied e'en with Joy, with ecstacy
Ana nv, It's rapture in the walk Benerotence to
I'm, ak! the s.age-coach rumbles now, and
W RS M TO relnemo Der ,,,
Tnxt Isusust" waits to cay good-bse-while en-
T. " vHn ns to solder clime,-out yet one home is
r ouiS, idren. whom His love forbids to dwell in
Etea overs.
*"sraser at the Hot springs.
Hot Springs, Sept. 1st, 1871.
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MACHEHERY, &C.


NEACHINERY FOR SALE.
l second-hand twenty-five horsepower STEAM
ENGIEE, with ii thirty five horse power
Tubular boiler in best ORDER;
tweutt horsepower PORTABLE X CINE AID
BOlLKt, secondhand, good as new;
new twelve horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE
and BUI .sh;
/ second hand shirty.fve horsepower TUB ULAR
BOZ Ek;
second hand twelve horsepower PORTABLE
EN- niih FsN BLOWER, good as new;
2 POWER PUMPS, capacity coo gallons per min
ute, In best working order;
I threr-foot PORTABLE GkI:T MILL (French
Burr Stones), In complete order:
pairs PLATINUM SCALES, on wheels;
POWER MOHTIeING MACHINE;
| large JUPPER KETTLES;
| ALI sizes SRs FLING, HANGERS, PULLIES
| Devil ana e Il WHEELS, ana variety
Of all sorts of machinery.
All Of which will be closed out at a low figure on
accommodating terms.
! Always on hand, good assortment of
| STEAN GAUGES, PEGT Valves,
Git BE VALVES, BRASS COCKS Of al
| GAUGE COCKS, kinds,
WnTkR GAUGF& TALaUW COCKS
SE..F-0lII~G CUPS or CkNs-all kinds
All goots warranted of the besI material and
workmanship.
SLCAT & ADDIN6TGN
Nos. l422 1924, 1920, and la2S Cary street,
and l. os. IL and Is south l5tu street
jy Ii richmond, Va.
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avP,Ine q Co., AuctIoneers.

BY E. II. Valentine & Son, Auctioneers,
1894 Main street.
4 DMINISTRATRIX'S SALE.-As ad-
"A ministratrix of VIM. T. Helton, deceased,
will sell on WEDNESDAY,, september Gun. ISL
at II O'Clock, on the farm Of ". w. NeWnau;;
one mile from Affects Station, Chesape,ke anu
Ohio railroad, In Hanover county, the following
property-viz:
FINE VOTING MULES,
/ HORSE and BUGGY,
LUMBER WAGONS,
CARRYLOGS,
SETS HARNESS,
Q STOVES
FORCE PUMP,
and every other article needed In getting ana SAW"
ing lumber. x.-, colo will, =, II
on Mr.. j. Is. STEWART, NO 10 ibta sLtee, ", Wi o.
will furnish conveyance. On day of SAFE taKs 4
O'Clock train, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad anu
return at O'Clock. ,,,,, .o,, at
hts farm, on Nine-mile road, three miles from
Richmond at II O'Clock,
FINE COW-wil calve IN lew uaYs' o,r.
FINE HEIFEE, three years DID, VIII caa
@ 900 hounds OATS: T. a., too
numerous to mention. 800 ,,, It'll
TERMS: Cash, except the saw-mill, Wnlcu r WI.
no sold for two thirds cash balance ~ io"i
months for satisfactory notes. ,rrnnr
,o,tds Administratrix.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctiopeers and Zeal Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A STORE
" AND DWELLING On THE CORNER OF
tion of 9 decree of the Chaucery Court Of Rich
mond entered ON the 18th uf July 1871 In the case
OF sfnor VS.. Kinker, the undersigned, the COM
missioner thereby appointed, wil sell at auction,
on the premises, on No pNDiI, 18th SEPTEMBER, at
clock z. NJ, the LOT, STORE, and DWEG
ING located as above described.
Also, VACANT LIT in rear OF said lot.
The house has four rooms besides tie store.
The lot which the house is stu tied fronts at
feet on Baker street. running back l25 feet, AMI
fronting on st. John street The vacant LOT fir ntS
a. feet st. John street. and runs back 1861 leet
TERMS: ,Jne- third cash; balance ut six and
twelve months. for NEGOTIABLE notes, interest
added. Title retained until the parchAse money Is
paid +. VI. CUNN Elk, Com'r.
CRITTERS WILLIAMS Auctioneers. au 80
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BY ELL i GoddIn.
AuctIoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 110S Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLlNSG9
AND BTILDIhG LOTS ON CHUECh
HTLL.-By virtue Of deed Of trust execu.e s,a pY
Seted s9d dav OF February, 1870, and OF record in
the Clerks offices of Richmond Hastings COURT 9sad
and Henrlco County Court being thereto ,eqnt,nu
ises ON SATURDAY. the Icth day OF sep;emner,
at u O'Clock r. n, the BkICk HOUSE, on Inc IN,
corner OF Both and n streets, having troho oa
aO,h street of "a feet by l3l feet oeep. me Iou.e
has four rooms. with kitchen in the yard, and Wa
ter on the premises ,.ro.t com-
ALTO. the VACANT LilI3 on SLsE strea n,s eo ND
running sonthwardly lGo feet, having cepth Oh
the whole square. Q col, ,nd to
nav Off debt OF 1864 As with Interest; ana as 20
the balance, upon such terms as shall be
at The sale. It Is probable more faVoraoIe ierilio
NAV be given on day Of sale. ,,,z,, ,r-,,.oo
Ea hs ONtAN
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e. 81 james NC Tsylor . ~.
a ncttoaesr ana Real - 80 &
~. 4 isa Easn street.

& ,,,,,, M, sTlfo]RY 3 RIO 4 sToR 81:
And az T gAHys ss9 s Asp
OF .gMKY ssTREETs, FOR SO I,E 1T 4Au IN
be soid on WEpNEsDAM,..a sna !. e
day q sspsembsr HI 20 and III pWRELLia %
onxs loo ted with four rooms aboge tne and a
ae Terms One-thiId caeh balance ar adSed. and
months for NEGOTIABLE nosss' lutet e's -
secured by deed OF trust; rrn . MEADE,
Real Estate a gents, d
iaGt tdatn street. .
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uIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE:I = ! VII VIII
sell at public auction. SEP EMbEk TUE
5TH Is7l. at II O'Clock A. M., at the tobncco fac
tory corner Of 9Th street and the canal, SEgEN-
nv RAGS OF WHEAT, or about 0, 1877 lbs,
satisfy distress warrant favor Of c. 6. Morris,
TSpIse Cash. q. W. ROSEN,
90 ida Fl. 9. G. r.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
r ARGE NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL

T ARGE NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL
14LUTs ~ TIE PLAN OF t.BUCK HiLL,''
a ADJOINING Or NEAR THE TOWN OF
MAN CHESTER, FOF SALE AT AUJTION.-
At the request OF Mr. VIM. Hatcher. trustee. and
with the concurrence of Mr.. Thos. Walden, Jr.,
shall sell at public auction, on THURSDAY, 7.h
September, 1871, st O'Clock z. NJ, upon The
premises, that portion OF the sBUCK Hill,
ESTATE when fronts on the Manchester and
Falling-creek turnpike, and has been Guo-dlvided
into lots according to plat and survey to be ex-
htbIted at The hour Of sale.
These lots really beautiful and are In a
Inc part OF the suburbs OF Manchester,
to make prof able Investments In small lots.
TERMS: enc third cash balance at four and
el2h, NOR tbs, for negotia notes. with interest
added, and title retained.
au 30. eoded5 ~ w. G0DDIN Auc. -
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DICHARD ADAM, 0 a
III STEAh CRACKER BAKERY,
1WsLFTH ST.. BETWEEN MAIa AND CARY, Gls
EnoAn STREET. AND 1924 MAIN STREET.
u FreSh Cakes. Pies, BREAD, and CRACK
E2S daily. g. b .
prSi,ps,y Price HAT and circuaga sent by msia on
Il pi liSssI I ,ssount 10 the trade. mys
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TOR PHILADELPHLA.-Stet
TWICE A wEEK.-St Steamer r
N0EFOLK, Captain Plat, win receive ir egg
for the above port till ThURsDAI, ths 1sn inss
Frsigf,t taken for Boston, Providence, Mort llk,
and few Orleans, at moderate rates.
state. room, SIS. ". P. PORTER, Agent.
a",a o. No, 2425 Docz street.. +.
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II n
- - eRooKERY, aIAssWATE,a 60,
IS Ar AUCTION.
Il win sen at my store ON THURaDAT1 Sepfern-
Der 18th, at 10 O'Clock, large assortment OF
ENGLISH PORCELAIN,l ( 3
81 WRITE GRANITE, $500
@. q. aud YELLOW WARE. $500
RRqgKIIaGtH.AM. and
Consisting OF
DINNHR, TEA, and TOILET SETS,
~ PITCHERS,
Bowls.
CHAMBERS, ~
CUPS and 5AUCERS,
DISHES,
PLATES, ,.s-s
BASINS and EWERs,
COVERED DISH IS,
TUREENS, &c.
GLASS TEA SETS, .@z
COB LETS, .s
PRESERVES,
PITCHEES, &c.
The whole embracing very attractive assoft,
mert, suited to the city trade, the ATTENTION III
which is respectfully solicited, as the soous WIZ
be sold without reserve. -.
se6-2t JAMES BRoN N, uGl.
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LINE. 81

TU N a I'D l. n 4. IM&2NM
The] British and North American Royal Mail
steamships between New York and Liverpool,
calling az Cork harbsr.
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY lhe "Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer
First CABIN. $3.50, gold Second Cabin. $50 gold
First Cabin to Ro 1d
"T Ev The Tmasdav and Sainrjsy steamers:
First Cabin. $50, goldi Storage 800 currency
Stser,ae tekets rom Iyerpooi and
and all paris Of Europe, st lowest rates.
Through bills OF lading from Virginia 70 Llv,
erpoo!, Belfast, Glasgow, HAvre, Antwerp, aad
otter ports on the Continent, and for MsdltsrTa-
rsIlean ports will be issued by the VIRGINIA
and FOkRIGN THROUGH LINE, they havilg
made the necessary srrangements with the Ols
Do1nluion steamship Company TO New York, and
With the Cunard Line thence 10 Liverpool, &C.
For rates, &C., spply TO the agents OF the Old
Dominion Steamship Com pany.
CHAS. G. FRAECKLYN,
General Agnt Cunard Line.
j. y. KELLEY, Jn., General Ag't Va. and For
eiQn THROUGH Line. te u
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
40 ROAD-OE and after JULY 18Th, 1871
GOING WEST:
Train No. : (Through Psssenger) leayes Rich
mond daily except Snpdassl at 4:cs a. u. leaves
Danzille ct lI:Os a. n; arrives At Greensboro at
Trsin No. 8 Hynchburg Passenger leaves Rich.
mond daily at OILS A. a.. arrives At Lynchburg Ut
Train No. 10 freight and Accommodation,
leaves Richmond at sos r. NJ; arrives ut Burke.
VILE At e:s! F. IL stopping At all way ssations)
Train no. IL tThrouSn Nan and Expressl leaves
dHy e. 20 ssYss nsn S,s
GOING EAST,
Train No. II Through Msil and Express) leaves
Greensboro daily at 75o r. NJ; leaves DAns1e
daily as lo:la z. Nj arrives at Richmond daily az
Train No. Through Passenger leaves Greenf.
boro' daily Except Sundaysl ut IL :0s A. NJ leRres
Danyille at Ia! P. NJ arrives ut Richmond al sa
Train no. 10 tLynehourg Passenger, leayes
LYnchburg daily at $40 4. II; leaves Burkeyils
att z. Il; arrives at Richmond 1t 2. n.
Train No. leaves Buraeyilie $40 a. M; ar 81;
way stations) daily Except Sundays.
Trains Nos. 2 and II connect 2t Greensboro with
Trains on North Carolina Kailroad for ell points
South. Tszr1E 80.
with Train on Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio
Railroad for all points Southwest and South.
THROUGH TICKETS 70 al potnLs south and
Southwest can be procured st the nokes Office ~
iantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. l5:s
Min street. Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements TO advertise tne
schedule xs Of this eogbfHny YIN pss SR g5tSs
- General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. d. e. TALCOTT. En9Sr ard S1pt, aua
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FREIGHT Train, With passesrsI-ear attached,
Passenger Train leaves ava r. u. seanestins az
Nss .s sS ssr sA W.
Point TUEsDAYs, TaURsDAYs. and SSTUH.s
DAYS. touehing Mt all the landings on the York
morning 10 time 30. connect with trains North,
ae 81 ssS EsssipSfg SSTTog OF FARE. ACCOM-
= n THHa1IGa TiGRErs AVID BAGGAGE
oHEGKEg TO ALL PoIaTs NORTH AND
praia6t trnins leave IN tins tn connect with
steamer at West Point and through bills Of isdine
given to an points Frs:ghta carefully handed
aasto ris5 s IS t WNps ssTssBEET
aud FAIDAYS. at : p. NJ, arriving In Richmond
the following morning at II A. II.
FARE:
From Richmond TO Baltimore; 1880. ...,n.s1 -
From Richmond to Philadeiphi1. ...,....,,, 7I
From Richmond 70 New iofk............,.,. 10 %
From stchm o. 70 B9ss0n vo,s 70
From kieha ond to Baltimore and re.ai;.. %
WIN. n. BRAGG, Sept.
J. T.. TAYLOR. Ticket Agent.
S. G. GRAsTY, Receiving Agent, Baltimore.
HHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" ROAD.-Cn and after SEPTEMBER Isr
PASSENGER TEAMS leave Richmond (Sun.
dsvs eIcepted) as follows:
$50 A. M.--MAIL THAN for The White Sui.
phur Springs, connecting st Gordousv1lie with The
orange, Alexandria and Manassas train for
Washington and North. and Lynchbnrg and South.
1855 p. M.-ACCOAMODATION TEAM for
GordonsviJe.
On and after the 10th OF September, q PAsSEY-
RHe TRAIN Will run bssween Stanton and the
White Sulphur, as follows:
Leave Stanton on THURSDAY and Sat.
URDAY O. ISIS A, d.
Arrive ut White Sulphur at. .l:33 p. N.
Leave White sulphur on "WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3s z. b.
Arrive at staunton at. ...,"............"7HP P. II.
Through tickets, ct low rates, sold TO all points
Northwest and Southwest.
further information may be obtained at the
company's Offices.
No Passenger Trains are ran on SUNDAYS,
- :. A. Il. PERRY,
General Superintendent
JAMES F. NRTHERLAND, Gen'l Ticket Agt.
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TOR BALTIMoRE-T RI -sIN
il WEEKLY LiNE-J.EAVEisiss - - 80
Day. AID SATURDAY-MO TRAEsH1P-
MENT OF GooDS-FshIGHTs GA ! i,s, iaS.
her wharf on THURaDAy at O'Clock 4. ID.
Freight received up to O'Clock T. n WED
NESDAY.
This steamer has splendid stats-rooW ans Pas"
senger accommodations. -
Passage. ~ meals and stats-room, extra.
For freight or passage. apply to
81 w nls +. - NIL ASChss
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slsfTlE.FfIMlfs!


|sKsoR NsW ,Yfl Ii. Eiretnia RNE
I'D Steanshap ana Faekef Company -
elegant steamship NJ .IsIAN e. CLYDE. sapt.
|PAHKER. will leave her ~ srf skt Rockets on
|FRIDAy sepsanlbcfs Sth, st If RI M.
Il C0Bnectsng with stensnefs sor Hasst0Tds NoI-s
wich, stont Fail river, and Boston rpm
CIosa and through bills lsdsns given
to all southern, eastern, and western places also
10 Europe and Australfa. .88Sff
Fare, as: meaIa and stgse-roofns. extra So
For freight or passage, apply 70 3. -.
n So A 81 e l21S Main street.
WASHINGTON q Co, Agents. Pier - North River,
New York .seo. 90
FfuR NEW YORK. The Old sfEFn
N Dominion Steamship Co.'s ele-
can't sjde-wheal steamship IsAAC BELL Capt
BLAKEMAN, WIN sail on FRIDAY, September ssb,
ut IL O'Clock !. M.
Freight received until 10 A ID.
Through bills OF ladirg s1gned. Rnd goods IeL.
warded With dispatch to all polnts--noftn, gousH,
east and west. Close connections made With Co'
nard line for foreign ports. $50 ~
Passenger accomlnoda atoms unsurpasseo.
Fare SI3; steerage, e.: r0unf-trfp ficEets, esos
For freight or PASSAGE apDiY 70
JOHN ". WYATT. AEent
eeost Mo-. Governor street.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.


NEW SEIZED U LE.-FORkeSSSust
IN JAMES AID CHICKA -
ROAINY RIYERS.-The fast and eies ant side,
wheel steamer PALIeADE. Captain IHAkLEs
hatan Compsny:s Steamboat shedl for Kings
Mill and Grove wharyes on TUESDAYS ana
with The O'Clock train at City Point for Peters,
burg. Returning will leave Grove wharf and
Kings Mill on WEDNESDAYS and EoNDAHS
ct O'Clock A. NJ, touching at all the regular
landings each way.
VIII leave her wharf at Rockets for Binn's
wharf. on ChIchahominv, on THURSDAYS st
O'Clock 4. M, connecting ct City Point with the
O'Clock train from Petersburg, touching ut III the
regular landings OF Ja4es river down 70 ID! Hl-
hominy. Returning. viii leave Binn's on FEI-
DAYS at O'Clock 4. n.
Freight received daily. Freight for Chicka-
honiny received on Wednesdays.
All freights to way landings must be prepaid.
For further particulars, apply 70 Captain on
su25 at Powhatan Steamboat aheds.
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ss u l. a u Ell hHtA, RiC6-z .SEE
nqA Sss AS S4s S Slff rs sl ~
HhEk ESaaen EaRFK shLV6 u . and !.
s9g9S tsts IHp: ns eFyS hhilS
and Richmond every MO NDAY and III cRsDAY
sliernately. Freight receive! daily except Sun.
days., cheaper than by any Other route, Tor all
New Orleans ViG Southern Msli Steamship Line
nom Philadelphia. srs;got taken for Norfolk at
UaSsage 70 Philadelphia, tecluding meals and
10'-0 ". 2. PORTER, Agent
WIZ, z, CLYDE q CO., Agents,
No. ID North WEaryes, and
feIa No. ,1s South Wharves. Philadelphia.
E'oR LIYERPoOL AND 1es.alsel,,
ISaAn LINE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r. .iSa ~ q, sEs
FEoN NV $okk EHsEH
RATES or PASSAGE.
Eir5f cabin. sseerase. sss
70 70 ho2Ss 10 k sr;a
2IeSs sold to and ron II Sasisnd, slsna any
the Con.iasn5, 81 Moderate rasss.
ysr further tn;2Enxdsn srpls 1t tine Company.
JOHN ". WIFI. Isesis. sichnons. W.
VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND 80 aa;s
steamship GEO. b: UPToE leaves rev YsrE
sSSTsFSs 6sAAYIUEpAH; leaves Richmond every
Ths steamship WM. r. CLYDE leaves New
Y 70 every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond every
Freight received daily. st5.s
.. ]. BURR, President,
fe2o l2Ia Main street.
JAMES RLVER sTEkMDOATssi-rsn,,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NORFOLK,
PORTSMOUTH, and Ill REGULAR LAND
IE6S ON THE JAMES RIVER. The fast and
elegant T, bnitsa s[atss ! n Z + steamer e
: = da p Z. &. ar r 3 4 : 81
leaves conpsny'e wharf as Rockets for the
above named places on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, 81 SIX O'CLOCK a. IL,
and returns on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Gaturs
days. !-i..5I
New York.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on az
rival OF steamer sa5sr's553
Fare TO New York. 80
Eare 70 9se
Eare TO eea
E4eursien tetsi: to NoTicif and return sSs
TICKETS ON SALE at CARRIER & CO.'S
Exx ,lI ~ and baggaae checked throlgh.
Light excursions at reasonable charge. 10
Freight received Tuefdsys, Thursdays, and Sa.
turday6, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Eaiti.
more, and principal landings on Chesapeake bsy
and silregular landings on James river, as BE4.
sQS IA !. ,RAPEs. Freight recetTeG from a.
Freight for way landings muEt be prepaid.
L. B. TAGuM. GensraiA geus
Qaice. Company'e WhSsf. 5,
my Is Branch Office, corner Nam end 9TH ST.,
RgI,f,1,5. nau rrf, yryrri,rr,.T,rr a 1850
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REAI ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

DUILDlNG LOTS FOR SALE.-LOTS
ID 81 5-12 by l32 feet on 27th street, between
and q streets, Church Hill Simons's Rope Walk.
price, SIS per foot. $40 cash: balance In monthly
Instalments of$l0 until paid for.
LOTS in the growing village OF WoOaTl,lsIs D. ar-
field race course. Price, $50 per LOT, payable In
instalments TO suit the purchaser. -,
ONN-FOU 9TH ACRE LOTS, in Marks addi-
ton TO Manchester on the east Price, 300 per
lot pay able in lnstaments To- snit the purchaser.
;ng the deiIehtfully situated town of Randolph,
on the williamsburg turnpike. adjoining hich-
mond on the East Price and terms LIBERAL
mart of Richmond on clay, Broad, Grace, Frank
lin, Main, and Cary streets, and Pine street, In
Belvidere.
apply to hlChA hD9yS w..
All 13-lm Lilo hdin Sti ect'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-06

GOAL AND WOOD.-1 am now pre-
- pared to furnish GLOVER HILL coal at
the Invest summer prices. viz: GLOVER HILL
LUMP at $5. 90 pc. load, delivered, and GLOVER
HILL. HAD. at $3.50 per load, delivered:
supply of WOOD and ANTHRACITE COAL
constantly on hand for sale at the lowest market
prices.
am also prepared to furnish CLOVER hill
coal at the same prices In Manchester. Now
10 the time to lay In your winter supply.
a. B. WOULDRIDGE,
Office and Yard, 9Th street beyond Byrd
Nv l2-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-06
8. rlssssrs Days d.


AZ Jxrnes Grown, licticnssss
1904 HEsn safeet. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-06

A ETHRACITE COAL.--Now afioat, 800
"A tons best quality r. A. EGG aud STOVE
GOALS, which Will be sold from the vessels at low
Figures.
Cali and see my prices, and LAP In your winter
supply Of coal before there ia an advance I'm coal
and freights In the northern markets.
WRIT ROBERTS,
jy1s Corner 18th and Dock streets.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-29
Skating at Assembly Hall tonight. .

Military -"F' company meets at the
CITY Hall tonight.
The survivors of the Virginia Life Guard
will hold meeting on Monday evening.
Company &c" holds meeting at Spring.
field Hall tonight for election of nor. commits.
stoned officers.
The Walker Light Guard will meet this eve.
ming, at o'clock, in the Law Building, instesi
of the Old Market hall, as stated in the local
columns of the morning papers.
The Sidney Greys, Captain 0rdway, have
perfected their organisation.
The uniform agreed on by the commissioned
officers last night, for the regiment about to be
formed, will be grey of the French style,
jackets for privates and non commissioned Of
hcers and coats for commissioned officers. This
style of uniform to be adopted for the use of
all Virginia volunteer companies.