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TO CONSERVATIVES.

II is invaluable, as il immediately relieves
the difficult breathing and harrassing cough
which attends that disease. ~,- s,ay
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ened. falling bair checked, and bald.
ness often. though mot aiwayr, cured
by its use.. Nothing zcari restsre the
hair where the follieles are destxoye;a,
or Tho. glands asfophied and desayed.
Bus such o. femnini Ssn 30 saved for
usefulness by this application Instsad
OF fouling the hair with o pasty sedi.
ment, it viii keep il clean and; vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling Of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
nnke some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. IF wanted
merely for .
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MAEtoS corSrY,l Texas. Anr. I. 1863. .--i,r
O. S. PRoFHirr-iledyE Sir: srite ven hi
10 inferH ysa that ! have been sreahlsti,a
great deal wirh Indigestion, but afleF usinr
one bottle Of your Liver Medicine, i end
great relief. Ieheerfally rec.,nmsnd ID az
a good Family Medicsne, and feel ootfAent
that il is good for anything for which H..
claims TO be an antidote.
! Very respectfully. DICKI.ocKRTR. .oag
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FOR asthma

II 'sa specihc-one dose often relieving tnr
distressing choking, and producing calm and
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Is OciSuuaht. oerVeu.
TO 2. Addison Aurphy, Defendant in this Ae-
81. ton;
You are hereby summoned and required to
be and appear before Thompson II. Cooke,
Esquire, Trial Justice in aud for the Coun-
tyi and State aforesaid, on the twent y eighth
day Of August, 1871. at ten o'clock in the
forenoon at his Office in the Town of Orange
burg in tho County and State aforesaid, to
answer the Complaint OF Deopold Louis, the
Plaintiff in this Action, which is Filed in
the Office Of the said Trial Justice.
If you fail to answer the Complaint afore-
said, at the time and place above mentioned
the Plaintiff viii take Judgement against
you for the sum of sixty-two dollars, togeth-
er with the costs Of tho action.
.IZLAR a. DIBBLE
fieintiff's Attorneys
Dated at Grnngeburg 8. c., June 26, 1871
Witness my Hand and Seal
= 7. s. COOKE, list
Trial Justice.
TO tie Defendant IT, Adaison Murphy:
Take notice tnat the Summons in this ac-
tiofis % Th.;1aai Tho foregoing is n copy, was
Filed in the Office Of Thompson II. Cooke,
Esq, Trial Justice, at 0rangeburg, in the
County Of Orengeburg, in the State Of South
Carolina, on the thirteenth day of July, 1871.
iZLAR s. DIBBLE,
,s. Plaintif's Attorneys,
Russell Street,
July Ia, 1s71.-15 Ct
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POLICE COURT, SATuRDAY-Justtce j. B.
Royster presiding.-The following cases
were disposed of:
Matt Rogers, charged with taking posses
sion OF lot of household furniture, the
property of Phoebe Blankenship, without
her Will or consent. Discharged.
Willie johnson, charged with using in
sulting and abusive language to Sarah Law
renee. Fined 81.
Sarah Pettis (colored), charged with be-
ing lunatic. Sent to Jail.
Sarah and Richard Lawrence (colored),
charged with insulting and abusing Willie
johnson. Fined 81.
James Robinson (colored). charged with
assaultins and threatening to kill Ann Rob-
inson. Security required In the sum of
SlO0 for three months.
Martha Hudson and Mary Brooks (col.
orea), charged with creating disturbance
and interfering with persons on the
street. Fined 81 each.
Sallie johnson (colored), charged with
stealing Sl.65 from Mamie levine. Found
guilty, and sent to Jail for thirty days,
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train. but soon after Mr.. Campbell thought
he felt strong enough after the labors Of
the day to 60 on. In two hours afterward
they were dead. MIR. CampbeIPs sister and
brother we're going to visit them at the
springs to-day and enjoy a sort Of picnic.
They went to the depot to take the train
ut O'Clock, but were Mortified at meeting
there the dead bodies of the dear brother
and sister they were going to surprises, y
The undertaken was at the depot with
wagon-load of collins, In which the bodies
were placed and taken to his establishment
to be dressed, which has just now, II
o'clock, been completed. The wounded
were teuderly conveyed to and cared for at
their homes and in the hotels.
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ARREST OF AN OPERATOR IN FORGED PA
PER AND TIE TREAsURER's RECEIpT-BooK
THIEF.-Ab0ut week ago Captain Tyler,
who is now acting chief of police in the alb.
sence of Major Poe, received telegram
from Mr.. George NJ. Buchanan. sheriff of
Holly Springs, Miss, which stated that a
man by the name of Eilbie q. Taliaferro
had committed forgery there, and that he
was probably in Richmond. II found, the
captain was requested to arrest and hold
him and advise by telegraph. Subsequently
Capt. Tyler received a letter from Mr.. S.
B. Shotord, cashier OF the Holly Springs
Savings and Insurance Company. This let
ter stated that Taliaferro had passed forged
draft for 5000 on that company, and had
got the money. 1t was also stated that Tai
iafcrro was the son of gentleman living
near Fredericksburg, and it was supposed
The fugitive was described by Mr.. Sho-
ford as "about thirty years of age, Of good
address, talks rapidly and we'll, has dark
hair and complexion, and Is rather stout"
On Friday morning, Sergeant Pleasants
met on the street young man, who ac-
costed him and presented him with the
State Treasurer's receipt book, which he
said had been given him by man who
came to his room and wanted to pawn it /;
that he had taken it away from him as soon
rs be had discovered what it was, and be-
lieving the sergeant to be a police officer
from lis uniform, thought he was good
person to whom to transfer the book. Ser
ceant Peasants took the book, but before
doing so insisted that the man should write
his name III it. This he did, and his auto
graph can perhaps be seen to-day in the
back of the book as Ii. c. Shammcll. he
also stated TO Sergeant Pleasauts that he
was q guest ut Ford's Hotel.
On Saturday afternoon about O'Clock
Captain Tyler, in company with Sergeant
Peasants, arrested the man calling himself
Shammell, and aScertnlncd that he was
really Talialerro, and staying at No. 7 Bal.
lard House, which Is room on the office
floor of the hotel. AS soon as the sergeant
laid eyes on the man he identified him rs
Shammell," and he answered also exactly
to the description Of Taliaferro' De aod
his baggage were taken in charge and car.
ried to the 1st police station, where he Is
now confined.
EilDle Taliaferro is person Of no small
notoriety, and these last little exploits OF
his in Holly Springs and this city are two
additional items in his history as swlhd-
ler. lie was implicated with man named
Tony Lumpkin several years ago IN a
forgery. Lumpkin, by the way, was sent
to the penitentiary, though Taliaterro cs'
capped. Later still, while u page in one OF
the Houses of the Virginia Legislature, he
was connected with some discreditable
transaction, and for this reason was com.
PEELED TO give up his situation and leave the
city.
1t is the theory of tho officers who arrest.
ed MN That Taliaferro was anxious to Sc.
cure the receipt book of Treasurer Rye, in
order 10 gain the signatures of some prom.
lnent banker or man of known capital,
with view to greater forgeries. The trick
won't work, however. as he is now safe in
the custody Of the officers.
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ATTEMPT TO ROB TIE TREAsURER's Or
FIcE.-On Friday afternoon, after office
hours, an attempt was made to rob the
State Treasurer's office, in the Capitol.
The thief walked in, and not seeing any,
thing within reach except the receipt-book,
which usually lies on the counter, helped
himself to that and walked of. II is of no
earthly account to any one, and would not
have retarded the business of the Office
even II 1t had not been recovered. The po-
lice force around The offices of the Auditor
and Treasurer has since been doubled. and
it is hardly probable that any further at
tempt at theft will be committed.
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CHANcERY COURT OF RIcHAoaD--Jutlge
Fitzhugh-sS SATURDAY.. ,Ju[y 8. 1911 The fol-

CHANcEgY COURT OF R1cuAosp--Judge
ftzhugh-S Saturday. July s, 1S71.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of:
CaulhorD, &C., VS.. Cauthorn. &c. Decree
confirming report of commissioner, and
making final distribution Of the fund. Coke,
p.q.
Holland and wife vs. Ferguson and
ueners. Decree confirming report Of com.
missioner, ths nor and directing sale of part Of
ment; tia. estate In the bill and proceedings
Roner Reo. H. Connor, p. q.
dor r"Per, d'ea, guardian, &C., ys. Roper, sc. Or.
hos he uirecting transfer of the fund from the
Ifnia Taha IN which It is now deposited into the
l Union Bank Of Richmond, % 50 as to lear In.
terest. Coke, p. q. ~ % " oo"A -
John NJ: Schmidt vs.. Bremmer and Wei.
mer. Order dlsmissing case by aarsa,nant u m1
OF parties. Turner and Young. aSn' connsas
EJpdrte Ii. L. Wigand. Order substitntir,,
Lemuel G. Bowden as trustee, In the nIacss
OF N. A. Sturdivant, decd, In q deed Of
trust from Wlgand and wife to Sturdlvau.
for the benefit of VIM. Openheiser. Bow
den, p.q.
Martin, &C., vs. Elicit, &c. Decree con-
hrming report Of commissioners and direct
ing conveyance to purchase upon payment
OF the purchase money. Stiles and Chris
ttan, D. q.
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NO. g..

Dy the postman to the door 90 ~ ..--
ohtufday morning at 10 o1cjoct No; IS!i on
rived the night before perhnn. nad !. IL ar
nave reassured the anxious wife. ~ arS %oulo oI
prevented the sad act OF self.muraaaarn anu % .nus
we have chronicled: which
Dear Wife and Friend just now WI -
cetVed letter from you asking me r. :
could not come back and get you. formv
part could not come now, for I have taken
Joo Tor couple dozen of coats, whicl,
mas 70 be done in short time. I wish onr
oioest , girls were here. They could get q
place here at eight dollars Der month.
rlease sell everything that you do not need.
Dear friend. | wish you could bring INV
Iamlly here. bought large Singers ma.
chlne and everything need. Let me know
What Time you are coming. I think the
Baltimore boat is the most convenient.
can't possibly leave my work now and come
aIter my family myself. 1t would put me
70 TOO much expense. Let me know n
couple OF days before you leave.
Dear Mary,-Bring that sewing-machlne
with you. All the licenses are in the bar
drawer. II you can't sell the place pri-
Yately, sell it at auction. You all can come
by the boat, and will meet you when YOU
arrive in Baltimore. Dear Mary, keen your
bead right. My love to you and the family.
My address is No. 8 Cough street.
NY love TO you all. WIN. BISHOP.
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AUCTEON SALES THEs IsAY.

T. W. KEEsEE WILL sell at his rooms, No. 1917
main street, large lot OF furniture, piano, pic
tures, sewing machines, iron safes, bugptes,
forks, spoons, &c.
j. D. WHITEHEAD & co. will sell at 10 O'Clock
large stock OF groceries.
d. K. WkISIGER will sell valuable tract OF
land In Chesterfield county. Also, an undi-
Vided three-fouFths inte.estiu SEQ acres OF land
In Chesterfield county.
II. MCCORMICK will sell at IL O'Clock chromos,
Autographs, &C.
JOHN W. WRIGHT, Sheriff, will sell at II
O'Clock the canal-boat II. s. KImbsll.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at "a o'clock a
brick store ard dwelling ON Adams street,
near Bro k avenue. Also, a. 81 O'Clock, three
desirable dwellings in Sidney, near to Monroe
Park. - ..t
JAMES M. TAYLOR will sell at O'Clock two
houJes and lots on 17lh street, Adams's valley
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DEATH AT THE SPRINGs.-On Saturday of.
ternoon the remains of Thos. Bennett were
brought to this city en- route for Charleston
S. G. Mr.. Bennett was young man TWEEN,
ty-tbree years old, son of w. j. Bennett, of
Charleston, and grandson of Col. John
Rutherford, of Richmond. He was con-
and died at the Healing Springs.
where he had been only ten days.
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Governor Palmer, of Illinois, has issued
proclamation for special election NoTem,
ber 18th for Congressman ut Large, to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation of
John A. Logan, elected United States Sem
ator.
James Frathill and James Joy, of Lynn,
Massachusetts,, died Thursday evening from
eating raw clans, dug from Chelsea beach.
and two other men were seriously affected
by similar indulgence, but will probably
recover.
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SuN-STRoKE.-On Friday last, which was
the hottest day we have had, VIM. Jones,
the colored porter at Valentine Il Frank
Inns store, had severe attack of sun-stroke
in Sidney. he had been sent out to de-
liver u lot of goods, and reports that he was
unconscious for two hours, and was finally
relieved by j colored man who saw. him
living in the field, and threw some water in
his face, which brought him to.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT NEAR THE HowLErr
HoUsE.-On Friday morning last man by
the name of Dillon met with painful ne
cident from d scythe blade. Hands had
been at work harvesting, and Dillon had
occasion to 60 across the field; while walk
Ing along he stepped upon scythe blade,
from which he received severe cut. A
physician was soon in attend
ance and rendered the necessary surgical
~
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A NUIsANcE.-A hole in tho gutter on
the. eastern side of 18th street, between
Broad and Grace, is constantly filled with
stagnant water, which has become nui-
sance not only to the residents adjacent to
it, but to all who pass that way. We are
told that it has several times been reported
to the authorities, but so far without avail.
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ZETELLE continues TO triumph In the divine art
OF catering TO the palates Of men. He hiss been
running the rounds OF the summer diet and hot
weather luxuries Cor some time at his liberal
rates. BRUNSWICK STEW has just taken position
IN line with all It's wOnted spice and seasonab.e
spirit. BLACKEYEs, too, are daily wantonlag
with midiliug, and luxuries OF all sorts are In
Gre lsing. Canielcpes are on the bill, and are
hailed with delight by the guests. ZETELLE loads
his tables, and his cheap bill OF costs is In wide
contrast with his bill Of fare, which Is luxurious
and into usely appetizing.
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FAILING TO ENTER THE CITY CULyERT;
A number of citizens have been summoned
to appear before the Police Court on We'd
nesday morning to show cause why they
should not be fined twenty dollars for lail-
Ing to enter the city culyert, as required by,
the ordinance. It will be to the interest OF
the parties concerned to be in attendance
and make their excuses when their cases
are called. Owing to the absence of JUS
tice White on Saturday the subject was not
OF.
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DEATH OF Thomas BoUDAR.-Mr. Thos
Boudar died on Saturday. lie was seventy.
two years OF age, and had been resident
of Richmond for forty years. Until the
close of the late war he was a merchant IN in
this city, and he then purchased farm IN +,
Henrico county, near Hungary Station.
where he has since lived. He was a useful
citizen,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Persons leaving the city during the summer
season can have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address Mt 5U cents per month, payable in ad-
ynu
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THE CASE oP EDWARD GRAcg.-In the
Hcnrico County Court on Saturday, Edw.
Grace was tried for being connected with
the late prize fight, plead guilty upon his
and his punishment was fixed
by the jury at tineof one cent, with the
payment OF costs.
Judge Minor to-day appointed John s.
Lear Commissioner of Roads, Varina town.
ship, in place Of the gentleman elected, who
had failed to qualify.
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DEAD IN HALF AN HoUR.-About thirty min
p.es IS the limit Of an ordinary perfumes life.
But PuA1oN's new, delicious, fragrant essence,
"IL Love You," Is without doubt the most lasting
and delicate perfume in the world. Once sprin-
,,aa an tho handkerchief Its delicate and fragrant
odor Is plainly peceptioie for may days after.
The new perfume, ~ Lou You, Is the most lux
urious and permanent Of all floral doors. Sold by
all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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HowITzERs.-At the meeting Of this COM
pany tonight Il fatigue uniform will be pre-
sented tor adoption, and other important
husincss will be considered.
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REMEMBER, that In this hot spell the way to keep
cool Is TO wear thin clothing. K. B. spENCE
SON have an excellent stock OF light goods, sulta-
BILE for the season.
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GONE TO EuRoPE.-Major VIM. B. Myers
and MIR. Samuel Fl. Pulliam, Of Richmond,
left for New York on Saturday night. They
will take u European tour Of about two
months duration. Mr.. and Mrs. o. Cranz
left for Germany about week ago.
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY.SoHooL UNION
The monthly meeting of the Presbyterian
Sunday-school Union will be held at the
Third Presbyterian Church tonight ut sx
o'clock,
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PERsoNAL-John A. McCaul, editor ol
the Roanoke Times, is at the Exchange
Prof. VIM. ii. Peasants, of Holiins Insti.
tute, Is In the city. Police Justice j. j.
White was still indisposed on Saturday (; SO
much so that he was unable to hold court.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH
OFFICE, July 8, 1871 s A. NJ, $50 3 Z.
NJ, $50 &c =. NJ. $50.
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EfNOTS, EkEssE.A. sRc,

WE ARE THIS DAY RECEIV-a.
" ing i ful supply Of N5A~
GENTS FREhtIl-tALF, HAND SEW Pa~
fb BOUTS, Callers, AMI TIES:
LnIhIaS' LASTING, FOX ID, and FRENCH
KID ROOTS, 10th button and lace, all sizes
ana widths:
B"lt' and MISSES SCHOOL and DRESS
SEprS:
TRUNKS, VALISES. SATCHELS, SC, In erd-
less variety, which, are bcIug sold very low at
WISGu, ELLETT & CEUMP'S,
l30' Matn street, between 18th and lith SIS.
u l5-cuGtJylS
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PAID UP.-Squire Bob Allen has paid bis
fine Of $500 for being looker-on at the re-
cent prize fight near this city.
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The Central Conservative Committee
will hold meeting tonight at O'Clock ut
Virginia Hall.
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ExEcuT1vE.-Goy. Walker has appointed
r. e. 1'rigg escheator for the county of
MONTGOMERY.
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HAnPER's WEEKLY is to hand from Ely
son Il Taylor, booksellers and neWs-dealers,
No. 1l16 Main street.
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A pure, mellow, medicinal wmskey can y. ia.
at W n RI.IR CO.'S 9th and Main rests, at
a2. so per gallon. Ask for ''B Select
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W. ID. BLAZE 4 Co., corner ssh and MAIN ssfee .
have lot of very superior apple vinegar
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WOODS CONDENSED CODA WATER Just tthe
thing for pic-nics.
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Good at all times and seasons, WOODS condenSea
coda wafer
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at ~, <s.'',
Ss7s, and $3.50 per oo0 ut the Dispatch ffinahs
Establishment.
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A pade mecun, for travellers, WOODS condensed
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tnhIGET UfrlCE or JAS. tIvER 4 k.Co

fNhlb.I VI tVn -. % q ~ 7. TIT 7. rH.Nv
SPEClAL NOTICE TOsAas--ssGI;ITss
~ IL Y L RS.-trclght fot Es.Is.-.-..4!-z--ss1
LyuChhurg and the Southwest r.c.IS.d al mas
unlc. aud forwarded by canal without detention.
al irci.h coming from l.ynchburg and beyond
t. KirhmoDd and points North will bc promptly
fr'vtrcd if cousis gu. 70 The care OF Cana ient
at i.yuch"uTg. r. ujLL:iN, hGent,
my l3-In 1903 Dock street
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NOR FENT, the LARGE DESIRA- a.

L b..k RESIDE ACE, corr cr College ard IL
I.rusi r,c.s. lately occupied by Mrs. NJ M.rgarrt
il cr,. ! has twelve room, with large kitchen Ia
, .,l,i. ;,.,> aud wa.c. on the premises Arrange
ms; l. NAV hc mace 10 rcn. the furniture WITH ,hc
I,a,. NuIn,l, IU:iN X. CiilIDREf,
- 7-ru,!.r Executor ut VIM. BcarS. deed.
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i>UK RENT, the RESIDENCE Of The 6:

IVTA MN tIIV IlTlfNI III .NNl II OF 0IIV 49,
i lat. " iSOu Nilli3ms, A. the nor Invest ES.l
,uf-,,r a.: Grace and 1plh Strcc:s. the buildings
C"i..ial ut AtrostUry framed dwelling with eight
rr,.u-. tc.iGcs the basement: i two story brick
kIj,r"l with four rooms; Stable, Snuke-h"uSe,
g.. al" groHLdS are 'ruamc!teu with shauc and
i:ult tees. h""e,s and shIubtery. Possession
,lNrIt Il; nLCI. AppiE.o
K. l.. WILLIAMS. INT,
il &, No. 1893 II ala street.
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I,DR NEW YORK. Virginia ia

I,OR NEW YORK. Virginia 81 >5sTFsS TFsS
1 steamship AM! PScsct Comp.ny,s s~sssssssscssssa
,,,.sn; ..cImsEip GEORGE Is: UPTON. Capt.
umiNKTS, VIII leave her "h1ri al R"cketts on
Tl.t-phY, July nh, At II O'Clock, A. NJ.
yr!,ht received up to the hour OF sailing.
C.ose Ccnafsaons and through bliis iSding given
,f Al. souhGrH, eastern and western places Siso'
.tn FurCvr and usLrasfa.
F.-c as; meals and statc-roons. extra
10 STEAMER FUR FAlDAI.
49, ID. j. BURR. Pres't.
street,
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ENR SALE hSEs RENT.

EOR RENT. the MUNTICELLOA
4 HOUSE. on Main, between li.h ana 18th Ell
,.-,rts. II contains IS rooms, has been recently
;..i im thorough order and Is one OF tue most de-
r.H!c locations III The city for large boarding
7. ~ Z. Gas and water ON The premises. Apply 10
n.lw GaUBBS K NILLlAMS.
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Tickets sold and baggage checked through al
sGArUtrS Co.'S Express, No. s26 Main street, and
on board steamer John Sylvester.
IN. shove varied route commends Itself espe-
ci,lv 10 tourists and kers, enabling
,t.ru to view DUTCH GAP and other points OF
Interest ON JAMES RlE ny DA1LlhHI.
l.. II. TATTA, Geu'l Agent
James R.ycr Steamboat Company.
rricc. 9th and Main streets ana 1T Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-10
ElllGlI FOUNDRY COAL.

Just received, cargo Of superior
LEHlGH FOUEDkY LUMP COAL.
For Gale u small advance.
y. 7. LATHROP,
Jc2e 18th s,r.,t d, n,,v brtdoe.