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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-26
1877


and sth streets, &c follows :: t.-''se tf'AS
The DAY Train daily. at. s:?a A. N, Arrive,
! 70 70 ashtnEton az 2lS, Baltimore, fexceDs on
randayst Nc sl5, Ph1lsdelphIa at s:l5s and New
York % le:ae z. %. TaE SAAE DAY. 7sF WV
., Ing sl stiHT TRAIN daily texceps on sundaysl
re 6l1 TRAIN arrives nj, In Richmond !, =,
], The NIGHT TRAIN arrives La Richmond
lan,nasyS sxcspseal at $50 A. d. ~
leaves Efaad-street Depot daily tSnndays ex-
cepssd) AZ $50 \. y. Arrives ID Riehmcnd at s:la
The = gIeHG TRAINS leave on Tuesdays and
THEoUGH TiCKETs and qHRouaH BAG
East, and West. 81 81 Sisfsf tgI$a5 fs5saSfEiss e
Company y olices, corner Iresd and Ssh streets.
|sss q sSs & afses U.s. ]. II. 9NN9Ey.sa
s9.tf ~ 80, Eenezal TicHaa Aren't y
VI. It'd. Agxaa, General sap,ts ses al IL
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RIcAaoNp AND PEGERsBuna e. X. Coal
RICHMOND. VA. Aug. 5. 1877.
asHE RAINS ON THIS ROAD

| = Ts Hs
RICHMOND. VA. Aug. 5. 1871. /
Fa'HE T RAINS ON THIS ROAD
Il run rs follows: y -
The mail trains leage Richmond st s:as A. N
and a:so + a.; and leave Petersburg st 4os A. Il.
Freight and Accommodation trains leave Rich.
mond ars a. M. and 4.4e p. M, and leave Peters.
burg at 10 A. u. and $50 p. M.'si 4 -. :, : -.
The s:s5 4. Il. tram win not leave Rtchnona m
SUNDAYS, and the 1870 p. e. train win NOT Ieays
Petersburg Oh SUNDAYS -. =
passengers for Norfolk viii take the $3.50 p L.
daily train, and those from Norfolk viii conneci
ut Petersburg with the 10 A. N. train.
fassengefs from Clover Hill will Lake the $40 Al.
q, train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and FRIDAYS
and Tetnrning leave Richmond on the same days Al
$50 ID. 'i9* r. 81 ii&ss IT.
Tho mall trains viii stop only at Chester -, I.
The A. ID. train will conucct' At psteys.
burg With the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail.
road for Lynchburg daily. 2 80 - 49,,
sLEEPISG CARS on the 30 p. M. train, run.
nin9 through 10 w ilnington. X. b KASEy.fN
au -s Ticket and Freight A gent
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II CHMOND AND DANVILLE BAIL
AS ROAD-Or and after JULY 9th, 1871.

II edmond, AND DANVILLE RAIL
Ab ROAD-Or and after JULY e5TH, 1871.
GOING WEST:
Train No. tThrocgh nassenger) leaves Rich.
nond daily except Sundays) at 1905 A. NJ; leaves
Danyille at n:os A. III; arrives ut Greensboro al
Train SO. (Lyncaburg rassenger) leaves Rich.
rond daily at 9 rs A. Il; arrives at Lynchburg a,
Train No. IL (Freieht and accommo dstou)
vile at 9:64 e. NJ. tstopping 1t all way stations
daily except Sundays). 49, =
Traia 10. II Crhroasn Mail snd Exprcss) leaves
Richmond daily NJ $40 p. NJ; leaves Danyille
daily at U;:a L. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily
.,-.1 GOING EAST: -
Train No. Il Through Mail aud Express) leaves
Greensboro daily 1t 1850 u. M; leaves Danyi,le
daiiy It lol2 T. a.; arrives al Richmond daily At
Train No. Through Passenger, leaves Greens.
boro' daily Except Snndeys) II 05 4, NJ. leaves
DanYile at :27 z. NJ; arrives at Richmond it a:21
i. M. ..f MIA -. 4 ..llt'C'-- .:1IEe J. -
Train No: 10 Nynehburg Passenger) leaves
Lynchburg daily at sac A. NJ; leaves Burkeville
at 2. M.; arrives st Richmond at P. q. -
Train No. leaves Burkeyllle 4:SO A. NJ; ar
riyes at Richmond s:45 4. M. fetopping st all
Sos esSegt
Trains on North Caroline Eairoad for all points
South. go .-rIr7III =. - :,
Trains Nos. and II connect at Bu.sevi,Is
with Train on Atlantic, Mississlppi, and Ohio
Railroad for all points Southwest and South.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points 5outh and
sGsshwSst can be procured At ss ticket oise 10
lantie, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1925
Main street, Richmond. -. ~ 80, =
rapers tha. 6aye arrangements TO advertise the
Schedule OF this eomhsng vii. please gsint
20. General Freight and Ticket Agent.
Il. NJ. p. ,TALCoTr, Eng'r and supt. auss
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By Grubbs u Williams,

-. By 6rubbs Il W1liiaTns,
Auctoneers and Zeal Estate Agents,
Eleventh street. between Main and BanS Streets
GALE OF Personal PROPERTY AT
AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, :sth Septcm-
Der, at II clock a. e., will sell at the WsFeriy
farm, on the Williamsburg turnpike, one mlie
CHINE. WAC IN. CART. CIDER MILL, BEE
HIVES, FAR MIS Sc lMPLEMENTS geAerTtIT; .
lot OF HI USsHOLD .FURkIfURE, CHtEh
BENCHES, DESKS, &c.
TERMS: At Sale. ,n,oor
Administrat5r Of W. L.. Harrison.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Ancrrs. te.a
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
80. coroer ~ Main and Eleventh streets

VALUABLE BRICK DW ELL 3
~ A E4sP SIDE GF sixth STREET, NORTH Ilsi
or LEIGH STREET, At AyGr r . Il ys
TUESDAY, 7slh september, at o,cioeS :,tnstsd
as above, and occupied by Mr. William Flesh a!t
man. ,ao .phetant,al and
kitchen, with water and gas on the pIenns S 1he
lot fronts l4O feet and runs back ab1nt no font
with the dwelling will be sold LOT OF eo lecI
front. After which Will be sold very beautilul
pTfiI,DiNG LOT OF 70 feet on the south, ana Two
Others OF 20 feet each on the north. 49,. -,or,,
The situation is pleasant anu resirea, yet 'er!
Convenient to the business part Of the city.
The terms will be accommodating.
SEQ GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auess.
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Ely Paine & Co., Auc!ioneers.
cECOND LARGE FALL SALE.

... On WEDNESDAY, the 2ith inst,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at our
warehouse a very large and attractive q.
stock Of ENTIRELY FRESH Il. ~
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
Now receiving, comprisirga full variety of all the
choice styles suited to fall and winter sales.
200 cases BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMoRALs,
Consisting of every variety OF seasonable
gcods-mostly prime;
$50 dozen MEMS and BOYS HATS. among
which are come very fine goods. andOf the
latest styles. Also, q good stockof
READY-MADE CLOTHIEG,
ARMY COATS and JACKETS, ...
TRAVELLING BAGS, .......
UMBRELLAS.
HOSIERY, and
SMALL WARES, &C.
The particular attention Of city and country
merchants is invited to this large sale, as the
goods are all fresh and desirable, suited TO the
Season, and will be sold without reserve ana III
los to suit BUYERS. FAME CO.,
SO 10 7uTh,&S &tdtds Auctiopeers.
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ATCrToN aAnEs-Thts ney:
-. BY Cook q Laughton. AucnoaeerS ~
Corner Franklin ane Governor streese.t -

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF EU :. io
VI NITUaE ATAUCTI0N.--T ~ daos.orf1nent of
O'Clock ae will sell ct our store gu a''" -E'E5
Hun mSaa =" WALNUT JENHY-L1ND hhD y
Two GE Az sHmGK Mattresses
SaE nINING-R,iOM CHAIRS;
HITREAUS, WASHSTAhDSIYru
GhhMb TG a anI SSsEs. WINDOW-SHADEs -
nn ttEn niFsnnEsks and Oh AIRe,
COoKIHG and HEATIsnp-sro'"s'
Several S snGsome IRON MANTEL-PIEcEs.
'''''' ,cx ALSO aaSon n, NOTIONS.
An IN. imVoie' COOK & LAUGHTON, Auclloneers.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
Y SALEM SuRRY CUUNTY.-Fursuant to
a d, cree of the Ciicnt Court OF surry county,
rendered ut the OCTOBER term last, IN the snit OF
William r. 20 -clI and others against K. q. and
II. ". TAYLOR, the undersigned, special commits
sloper will again expose to sale at PUBLIC auction,
Ter 1s7. that heing court-dav, The following val
liable SEAL ESTkTk-to Wit:
LIST. A TRACT Of LAND lately belonging to
r. c. and T. ". Taylor, Known as "P1ieon
Ew,mr.f adj,inlrg the lands formerly helonglGg
to Peter n. rpralley, deceased, and others, Snd
containing By est M aLion So acres. cot, nv
w. Taylor, on which he lately resided known as
the "Holnc Tract,' containing by estimation
iuGl acres large portion OF when Is cleared, and
we'll adapted t. tie Production &c all the GRO IS
usually IA .sed IN this section Of Country. This
tract lies on boil sides OF The stage road about
, one mile from .nrry Curt house and five from
James riyec. II has on it L beautiful two-story
dwelling house, kitchens, AID all necessary ous-
houses usually f,lnu on large farm. a so, u
pIsce is atund ,nily Supplied With wood aud tiln.
b, r. has good W tt.r, ~ d Is VERY hsalthT.
| Sd. J. TRACT OF LAND belonging to said T..
". Taylor adjo ming the LANDS If NsncyJ. Fitch
EFT, deceased, and others, Containing by esLlma-
'i9 9TH. "a TR sCT oFLAND belonging to the same,
In ,wn rs The "Springfield TRACT containing by
e tmstion go acres, adjoining John II. Lane
at SIN. A TRACT OF LAND belonging to said R.
G.. TAYLOR, known the " Home Tract'' on
which he now resides, ado ming Jesse A. Hollo-
way snd others, and containing by Estimation $50
ares has on It good onG ,dn
wei, adapted to the growth OF ali the usual crops.
| TERMS: Enough IN Gosh to psy The costs of sui.
and sale remainder In four equal annual install
ment=. The purchaser TO give bonds with ap:
proved security, bearing interest from the day OF
sale and The title TO te Jets1ned uuti the further
| January. 1872. For further particulars, apply to
| GEO L. CLARKE, Commissioner. &c,
| Sucry Coui t-hcuse, Va.
i ep
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ByLee s. Goddin. ..-
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1ll3 Main street.

TARM OF FIFTY. SIX ACRES, NEAR
"DQGwOrD,n ONE sND A HALE
NILES WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR RENT
an AUCTiON.-' II WtDh FSbAI, 9Th inst.
At O'Clock T.. I'll. ON The premises, We Will rent
That Productive LAT ~ + f ~, now In The
described shove, for one year from 1st January
next. ,on,,,r
TERMS at sale. LEE GODDlN,
O. or kuctioEcers.
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aUCTassa sALEs-Fu.ure Day =.
BY Cook & Laughton, Anctloneers,
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

By COUk. IIHURuvou' 7r'F1
=. Corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN
~ WITH SMALL, MEAES.-We VII sell on
FRIDAY, Goth September, at No. ls!h s ,,,G
next door to H. Wallersiein Co hi shS NTH nT
and uGS CoGKIE MACnI.E. fULLlks, BANDS;
GEARING. ELEVATORS, RECFirEkSS'
SCALES, and everything perta1nlnFto w IRA An
complete.
Tho feed and wood business could be cohneclcu
with whe -t-cleaning, rs there is ample room Oh
The nj ce for BOTH Sale at O'Clock.
se2s COOK & LAUGIIrOS, Aucts.
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may asSsODH.
no OUR CUSTOMERS.

80.
no OUR CUSTOMERS l's III 1918 q
fur store win be closed on MoN lsl.s :. sep
,on nor .slh, till O'Clock in the evening. During
,,,,,,.c Of the week, except Saturday, we
viii, coatlaue TO eel!
GREAT BARGAINS
DESIRABLE FALL GOODS,
lust received In great variety. In order 70 S''io
a, !, ,no,ntmeut our patrons will take notice OF
the above. .--.., t.- ..
Call and see Ms Tuesday, Wednesday, Th'rS~
day, and Friday, and procure good goooS a. 'D'
, very lowest price'. -.:
VIM. THALHlMER s SONS
coo, No. COL Broad street, co, ner eIn BIZ
IS. HIRsH' .....
10 Offering special inducements ibis "e.A - :.
celebrated .Alexandre ne plus u''Fs u
GLOVES, at 81 per pair. ~.
ALSO,
inst received fresh supply OF st.-e...4
HROCADE ALPACAS at co.;
pain ALpACAs and pure MoHAIR, at sil prices
and very cheap;
EMPRESS CLOTHS, all shades, at SO cents
MARsEILLEs QUILTS at q and $3.50,
at i. HIRsH's,
,oe, -..-. 6e7 Broad street.
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V,HE SHIPPERS POPULAR ROUTE

SELMA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD,
-..~. ... Js AND IT'S "'
CONNECTIONS FORM THE GRFAT SOUTH.
WESTERN FAST-FREI6HT LINE
MONTG OMGkY, SELMA,
SACOLA, MERIDIAN,
MOBILE, JACKSON,
NEW ORLEANS, yICSsBURG,
.~ TEXAS,
And intermediate points. Through rates guaran-
teed. Uyercharges promptly adjusted by agents at
points Of delivery. #'5
In ordering shipms nts, ask your shippers to give
direction by this route. to insure quick transit.
Mark each package via Lynchbnrg, and s. r
and D. r, and ship from Danvll.e denot.
Il. &. BARNEY, Gen'l Sup't.
". s. MCFLwAIN. Gen'i FIT Ag't, fat0na, Ala.
JOHN Nj. WHY, Travel'g gent au rs Sun
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DLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE,

pLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE,
ELMA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD,
AND CONNECTIONS, .,s.. r-~t. q.
is the shortest and most comfortable
PASSENGHR ROUTE
Montgomery, ~ Selma,
s.. Mobile, Meridian, ..
- Pensacola, Vicksburg,
New Orleans, Monroe, ..s
And all points in Texas. *..s a.s.r.F ...s,aa
PULLHAN'S PALACE CARS run through
from Lynchburg to Mobile, via Calera and Mont
gomery, without change. .-.,y ...., .-. ..-.
Time to Montgomery. Mobile, and New Orleans
LESS THAN BY ANY. OTHER ROUTE.
Time from White Sulphur Springs and Char
I1te3ville .... eN.a "#1
EIGHT HOURS AND TWENTY MINUTES
LESS TO MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE,
FIVE HOURS LESS TO NEW ORLEANS.
The popular and most expeditions Emie rant
Route to Texas and Northern Louisiana. Bag
gage checked through. ..s .... ra
Tickets TO ell points by this route may be OBJ
taiaed at the ticket Offices OF the
CHESAPEAKE IL OHIO RAILROAD,
RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD,
and at the Office OF the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad, 1926 Main street, Eichmond.
Be sure your tickets read via Dalton and CaJera
Tor Selms). Il. g. BARNEY, Gen. SUIT.
JOHN B. PECK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
JOHN NJ. WHY. Travelling Agent an es-3m
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By Cook Il Laughton, Auctsoneers,
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

cTCCK OF GROCERIES, &C., AT
= LuCTION.-tn THUR 5D& Y, the 2slh inst,
At 10 o'clock we Will sell ut the store Mr.. T.
Lindsay twho is making change in businass), on
1873, tetwern Main and Franklin streets, his
ENTIRE STOCK, embracing such an assorlme ut
IS Is usually found in q Well-I eiulat.d family
grocery.
% COOK q IA auSlS.
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERN 4
,SHIESERa.
TEE POWHATAE STEAMBOAT COMPANY

J. BAITIMOHE AND OHIO RAILkUAU
SCR. C0MrAHY,S TROUGH LINE ~
as...t..t THE WEST -at. 49, raj,
otter superior Inducements 10 shippers OF ~
BkCCOyW HlSkEY, BACON, CANDLES &c.
to and from the Wese A. low rates, quick ZINC
and less handling than any other line.
All western aud eastern-honad freight dell'Sfea
TO and received from ON board the cars OF the Da
Point, and n, c. K. r. Jackson's wharf. SAVING
transfer by drxys aIc exposure II weaihsf -
Baltimore.
by y WnLIAM p. BsETT,
NV H. Agent
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BIOk NEW YORK. ,.;ssss
T OLD DOMINION STEAmsHIp :&&
=. COMPANY.
The side-whseI sfexuaanips WYAEOKE, ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA. NIAGARA, hJYEs
MARIE, aud RATTERAS, leave New York fCr
Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, every TUES.
DEY, IL URSDAY, and SATURDAY a. s0'cI1cl
2. Il. Leave Richmond every GUE3DlY, FIJI.
DAY, aud SUNDAY, at high tide.
| These ships ere entirely new. They have eesaa,
saloons and stateroomS. The fare sGcommcdAj
nonn and attention, ere unsurpassed.
Close connections made With steamers for al
southern end European ports.
Insurance Effected, when ordered, AZ A CUsk
TER OF ONE sER CENT, At the o1ncas OF Til
COMPANY. =. '@
For further information apply 10
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent
Inyss. no. Goge--or street
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~ u n A & D l. N f. rg

" x<kk<nLS
The1 British and North American Royal Aail
steamships between New York and LIVERPOOL,
calling a. Cork hsrbsr.
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY the Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer.
age:
First Cabin. $50, gold Second Cabin ..ssa gold
First Cabin TO gold
Return IlckeL9. gold
BY the Tuesday and Saturday steamers:
First Cabin. $780, gold Steerage. $50 currency
Return Tickets. $780, gold
steeraae tickets from Liverpool and GaeenStown
and all paris Of europe, 81 lowest rates.
Through bills OF ladtnE FROM Virginia TO Liy.
erpool, Belfast, Glasgow, Eavre, Antwerp AID
other ports on the Continent, aud for Nediter.s-
railean ports will be Issued By the VIRGINIA
and FOREIGN THROUGH LINE, they having
made the necessary arrangements with the Ola
Dominion steamship Company TO New York and
With the Cunsrd Line thence to Liverpool, &c
For rates, &C., apply to the Agents Of the Old
Dominion Steamship Company:
CHAS. G. FRAECKLYE,
General Agnt Crnard Line.
| j. D. KELLEY, JR., General Ag't Va. ard For.
eign Through LINE. jca
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IsAgEBlAls I'll
ssxere.psSrznss
1 W 81 W S sSE
|DICHMoND AND .s.tts ss
Az YoRK RIVER RAILROAD.
uo,rtcs re SHIPPERS AND TEE THAV-
ELLING PUBLIC.
mn. EsTs BLIsHaENT OF TIE DAILY LINE
nETWEEN RICHMOND, BALTInORE. Z
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORR,
AND BOSTON. AND TO ALL
POINTS NoETH AND
EAST, WFsT AND
NORTHWEST.
RArEBOAD L1aHg.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE. ACCOM-
MoDATIoNs UNSURPASSED.

. .rr
fsnnsavs excepted) &C r. IA, connectine at Wet
e ef4s sd h pa hs 1WSssTER Re-
f1iowtne morning in tiu1e 70 connect with trains
sa5sHs ;5s 1 4gk FHis AsD
SPssseneer Train leaves at 8 p. M. on SUN.
DAYsfor Wet P e S en' 7; LIGHT STREET.
RsITI I daily isnnd sys excepseG At , r.
M, Striving In Richmond the following mornng
Rg this line passengers epjov good nights rest.
Freight Train, with passenger car attached,
l,aves daily Mondays excepted at I 4. M: 49,,
Dfomptly forwarded. s.Egfes,
Through bills oflading given to all points.
1,s.ei. s.,' - FARE: - $50 - 49,
From Richmond to baltimore. ....... .."...$s So
From Richmond to Philadelphia. J g
From Richmond 10 New YOrk.............. 10 90
From rom kicnmond 70 Boston, all rail- from New ;.
pro YoF FSciinoi % osion Via The Is 90
Tickels TO New York and return good for :.
thirty daysl. Is oS S
TO Baltimore anu re- nf Vii. n. BKXGG. sept "
s. G. GRAsTY. General hgeht. Baltimore. Sc IA
pHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
VROAD.-rn and after SEPTEMBEH list,
PISSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond (sun..
os s:se o. a. M1MAL TEAM for the White Sui.
phur Springs, connecting ut aordonsvile with the
orange, Alexandria and Manassas train for
sss F. fs r
Gord0nsville. except Oh Saturday, on which lay IL
leaves at Z. nj. This train connects at Coz ons g.
Vile with tue night trains on the Orange. Alexan-
dria and Manassas railroad for LYNCHBURG
and WASHINGTON. a sae. ...r.s..s. r. ..Ez4s.
On aud after the 10th OF September, q PASsEN-
Gar TRAIN will run between stanton and the
White SULPHUR as follows: ,ts., ,-s- y! '-H'-.
Leave Staunton On THURSDAY and SAT-
URDAY at ...................-...... A. 81
Arrive al White Sulphur al. l3s T. N.
Leave White Sulphur on WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 3s z. d.
Arrive at StaunG0n at. Z. II.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to ali points
Northwest aud Southwest. e, : 80 L. 0.szs
| Further information may be obtained at the
conpanys Offices. 49,, a., ..s., .-:y
No Passenger Trains are run On Suudavs.
:.a A. n. PERRY, "
General Superintendent.
JAMES F. NEyuERLAND, Gen'I Ticket ACT.
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kSOAL AND WOOD.-i am now pre-
" pared to furnish CLOVER HILL COAL at
the lowest summer prices. viz: CLOVER HILL
LUMP ut Ill. 10 per load, delivered, and CLOVER
HILL HAIL at $3.50 per load, delivered.
A supply Of WOOD and ANTHRACITE GOAL
constantly ON hand for sale at the lowest market
prices. ~ ,y.s
am also prepared to furnish CLOVER HILL
CCAh At the same prices In Manchester. Now
ID the Time TO lay IN your winter supply. s;@.
A. Il. WOULDRIUGE
ONCE and Yard, Sth street beyond Byrd.
10 l2-.3m ........- --.. -.
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% Hill ADELPHIA, RICH-Is.ss.sssSs5.
MOND AND NORFOLK STEAM 4AAH
SHIP LINE--FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICEA
WEEKs-Stsamers NORFOLK, SALYOR, ana j.
sepha eSsy ana sA s;i
aud Richmo rd every MONDAY aud tn GESDEY
alternately. Freight received daily teISept Str.
day3l, cheaper than By ANY other route Tor all
parts OF Pennsylvania snI Eea jersey also 70.
New Orleans vfn southern Mail Steamship Line
from Philadslphis. Freight taken for Norfolk ST
PASSAGE e fhiiadelpa,a, iAclnains meals int
''' ~" '' W. P. PORTER, Agent
No. 242s Dock street, Richmond.
WV. p. CLYDE & CO., Agents,
No. IA North Wharves, and
fels No. Il South WharVes. Philadelphia,
UOR LIVERPOOL AND ,z,gE3.e.
IMAM LINE OF n2 9 z sFE2axR s7isIss
Ao Anu :. hiLTSENATE TUESDAYS.
- r.. o BATES OF r s1sst;s: n.s.,,..
sirst ca bin. e7s steerage. ...---...,..as
10 Lnndea.-...-..... 80 70 hondon>-.-...-.... Is
2ickets sold g and from sesisSd iis:nd. and
the Continent Al moderate rstes-
For further intormat;Sa apply at the Coupau7'
JOHN W. wYiTT. AGENT Elchniona, vs.
VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND ~ ~
s.eamghip GRO. n. UPToN leaves New r
every SAT URDAf; leaves Richmond every
The Steamship WIN. p. CLYDE leayes New
York every TUESDAY leaves Richmond every
Freight received daily. ,u,r ,,,.,,,
Se2o liza asin s.resL
yAMES RIVER STEA MBOATeHSrz
% COMPANY.-FOk NEW YORK, esssss...- .zsx.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, EoHkVi.k,
IN H sas Al k,EsH re hA saS
-.. elegant uuited States mai. steamer
~ 'o4 oa ; s Z. /. 3 : g. @E'
leaves company's wharf At Rockets 70; ;he
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, Al II sLF-PAsT SIX A.
A., snd returns or Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sa-
Passengc connect 1T Norfolk With the old Bay
Line cleaners for Baltimore, Philadelphia and
TRAIN leaves City Point for Petersburg or ar
rival Of steamer.
Fare 10 New York. 80. .-............-".-..tlts
Fare TO
Fare TO :. ~
TICKETS ON SALE 1t CARRIER q CO.H
EXPRESS, and baggage checked through.
The SYLYESTEE WIN be chartered for moon
ugnt excursions at q reasonable charge. 20.
turdays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Eai!:'
more, and principal landings on Chesapeake Pay
and all regular .andtngs on James river, ~ EsA-
SONABLE RATES. Freight received from A.
II. till Z. M. sa. a..
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
y Z. =. TATUM, General Agent
~ - 800 - 80 ONCE. Company's wbSFi.
my N Branch Office, corner A sin and SIN ss'
CHANGE OF TInE-SPECIAL NOTICE.
The steamer JOHN tSYLYE>TER will leave
Richmond MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, sGu
on and after SkPFEHBhR 18Th, 1871.
s,- r. ~ r. f@l L.. II. TATUh,
se.3lw General Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-26
VNOOD AND COAL.
A NTHRAClTE COAL.

Neceivipg to-day cargo OF ANTHRA CITE
COAL, Tor sale frcm vessel low. 5
WOOD oak aud Pine, long and sawed. .alss
COAL and COKE-Best B!tumiEous Coal and
Sofl Coke 1t low rates. b, COTTRELL,
au2a Corner Basin bank and 9th street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-26

CHANGE OF TIaE-sPECIAL NoTICEi
The steamer JOHN SYLYE>TER will leave
Richmond MONDAYS, .WEDNESDAls, ana
FRIDAYS, st HALF-PAST SIX O'CLOCK A. u.
on and after ShPFEMBnR 18th, 1871.
s.s... r. ~ Fl. f@A L.. II. TATth,
se.3lw General Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-26
HOTELS AED BOARDING.HOUsEs

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23
WHOLE NUMBER 1852.

productive of a cordial and lasting friend
ship between the two nations.
That this House regards the control and
disposal of the inshOre fisheries aud navt
CATION Of the inland waters as especially
within the powers conveyed to the Parlia-
ment of Canada under the British North
American act, and will view with the utmost
concern and apprehension all proposals to
alter or diminish the Just rights of the do
minIOn in these respects without their con-
sent.
That this house has always been and is
now prepared to cOncede the most free
and unrestricted use Of the fisheries and
inland navigation to the United States upon
receiving as an equivalent therefor com
plete modification of the United States com
mercial system, directed to insure free
and liberal interchange Of the products OF
labor in the two countries.
That concession to the United States Of
freedom of the fisheries and navigation of tho
st. Lawrence without compensation, would
place Canada in disadvantageOus posi-
tion in the failure of the negotiations by de-
priving her of the means of Offering any
adequate equivalent for the concession she
is dcsir0us Of obtaining from that nation.
That this House willingly consents to tho
consideration by the joint high commission
of all subjects in which Canada is con-
cerned with the United States. and will
cheerfully make any sacrifice which may
be required at their hands in the interests
Of the empire, so far as they do not COM
promise the national interests and security
Of this country and directly tend to their
undue subOrdinatiOn to tho United States
in the future.