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/ II GENERAL SHERMAN AT HOME. & General
Sherman arrived i'll Washington Tuesday
evening. A condensed account of his ELL
ropcan tour, obtained from himself, says:
General Sherman has visited nearly all of
the principal places of interest and studied
the battles of Europe, and expresses himself
us much pleased with his visit. He has sllf-
fered considerably, however, Of late with the
asthma. While in Russia the Gar, hearing
that he was approaching Moscow, delayed
his own departure for st. Petersburgh two
days for the purpose Of meeting the, General.
The meeting took place at a town short
distance west Of the city, and was exceed
'ingly cordial and unrestramed, the Czar in
Sisting upon having it informal and devoid
of ceremony. When the General reached
st. Petersburgh' the Gar was absent, but he
was heartily received by the Russian adj
miral and other naval and army officers
of the highest rank. From st. Petersburgh
the General went to Warsaw, and thence
direct to Berlin, where he was received by,
General Won Moltke very cordially. The
General then went to Potsdam, the residence
of The Emperor, but received no official in
vitation to cali upon him. AS the day of the
visit was the occasion of the baptism of the
Emperor's grandchild, the son of the Crown
Prince, the failure to notice the Generals
mesence is said to be due entirely to that
event, and not to any intended slight upon
the United States, through its distinguished
representative. At Paris he hud a public
reception with President Theirs, with whom
he ,dined several times He then took
the steamer for Southampton, England,
where he was present at the review which
the Prince, of Wales witnessed of the, British
war vessels. While there the General dined
with the Prince, and on the following day
had an interview with the Queen, who r.
ceiYed him graciously, B.. - ~T.+rsr1
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s me co,ored Man on the Go.


those who rejoice at the cciored race be be-
coming extinct, p and who desire TO see
Them "colouszed" 10 some out-oftbc- way
p,aceswiIl fad cause for rejoicing and those
who regret 10 lose cheap labor and (o,lfsiae
Of the excitement Of politics. an arn'abie ana
peaceful peasantry, viii find matter ioF sfe'
In a perusai of the statistics concerning inc
eoiored man. They are to be found ID tle
cepsus Of 1870, and snow that the negro IL
going to the South. Take Virginia FOR en-
annie. In 1850 VIC had 54s, 1891 negroes w'inih
our borders. and In 1870 we had only a"o'oz
a loss Of 81 per cent. In Kentucky the 'oss
in the same time was 6 per cent. and IN MIS-
souri, \ per cent. In the same time tlle sta.es
south of us gained in negro population al ll,e
rate of-Florida, sA6 per cent; Texas, "o'
Georgia, Il; Tennessee, IA; Anpaha' o.
Arkansas, o; North Cssrolina, 8; MISSISSIPPI
IL: and South Carolina, per cent. me
coIored. emigration to the Northwest mas
been very heavy. and to the North consider
able. ID In the ten years ending in 1870. the
colored population of Iowa increased 900
Der cent; Illinois. 20; Indiana, l15 Michi-
gan, IA; Ohio, 70; Massachusetts, 10; New
Jersey, II; Pennsylvania, 10; and New
York 6 per cent. 1t Is since the census OF
1870, however, that the exodus has been
greatest. Certainly that is. the case in 'ir-
ginia. The public works in the Northwest
and West Virginia have taken from virginia
larger numbers of her coiored people than
ever before. Not steamer leaves this city
for New York, nor train Of cars Tor the
North. but some of them are not on board
AZ emigrants. 1t has rendered good servants
extremely scarce. II disproves completely
the theory that the negro cannot live In any
climate that the white man can. The ship
ment of colored servants TO Canada has been
larger than to any northern State. There
are no isotherrnal limits for the African race
within the United States. Virginia will ere
many years he State for white labor, and
negroes win be'as scarce as they are in Della
ware.
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Coop POE, GoRpos.-The sentiment eS-
pressed In the following extract from speech
BY General Gordon, of, Georgia, might be
Wondered with profit by the men who are
striving so hard to keep up the old battle
lines hy assembling in a soldiers conven-
ton: $780,. ,...,.,. sg-a t.a -ssrL
Something bi,s been said about the PLANK
IN the platform about doing buf'or to the
Federal soldiers. /, among others Ill the
South, have been tainted with 1t In Georgia
by some of my straigbt-out friends, who, II
nv recollection serves me right, were not
very rcbeliorls during the war. they 50!
nv blood must have curdled in my veins
after consenting to support candidate stand
ing upon that platform as l passed by the
battle-tields Of Virginia. where my COM
rides lay buried. Now have got this to say
about that: am ready to honor any man
who battles In any cause from sense OF
duty. ] am ready that the North should
pile TO the very clouds their monumental,
blocks of granite to their brave soldiers, ana
claim that the higher they pile. them the
greater tribute they pay TO the brave men
who held them in check for. four years =!
utter a sentiment to-day when "oul9
gladly utter In Faneuil Hall, Boston, ana
NV speech, know. would find an echo IN
the heart of Hancock. and all true men who
fought on the other SIDE. ss,s~'# .e.H...
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GENERAL BuRSsIDE's "REMINISCENCES. Gen
erll Burnside, who killed more United States
soldiers in the Fredericksburg battle than
any one Confederate general did in six, pre-
sided temporarily over the Pittsburgh Sol
diers' aud Sailors Convention, and took
occasion to make speech. He said:
IL had during the war slight personal
experience which illustrated the course which
these men pursued. All my comrades OF
western Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana
will remember that was compelled by Il
sense Of duty to arrest FallandiSham for
reasonable conduct during the war. You
will also remember that ] gave him fair
warming by issuing General Order No. ~.
In disregard of that order he continued to
counsel resistance to the authority Of the
Government, and ] arrested him. Mr.. Lin
coin. in his Kindness Of heart, urged ME to
release Vallandigham, and gave me the
names of distinguished citizens who told me
had made very serious mistake in making
the arrest that Vallaudigham would be
considered as martyr, and that the political
enemies of the Administration in Ohio would
ut once make him their standard-bearer
US candidate for Governor, and elect him
by an overwhelming majority. / represented
to Mr.. Lincoln that was Oh the ground,
and knew the situation better than these
gentlemen, that Vallandgham should not
he released unless superior authority 50 or.
dercd. Mr.. Lincoln said to me that he would
not interfere, but had simply given his ad.
vice, at the instance OF prominent citizens,
among whom was Senator Trttlnbull, Of lii.
nois. What was the result of this decision
of Lincoln's declining to interfere, as he was
urged to do by Trumbull and others? Val
landigham was put forward as candidate,
and was beaten by that gallant old war horse
Governor Brough by over 100000 majority.
The speaker made strong appeal to the
Pennsylvania soldiers in behalf of Hartranft,
Republican candidate for Governor of Penn
svlvania, on his soldier record
General Burnside then said that he would
talk no more about politics, but concluded
with Il warm elIlogy of General Grant. and
that this gathering was for the soldiers OF
the Union to express their confidence in him
as their chieftain, the purpose being to elect
him President for the second time. And
now, comrades, he said, let lis join in an APP
peal to our late enemies in the field, the Con-
fedelate soldiers, to step in front, to oblite-
rate the great wrong they have done their
country g, 81. Is1t-t .m ..#.r.-,~ sf-#
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CLUB ORGANizATIoN.-At Gordonsyille,
Va, 'on Tuesday night, 9 Greeley and Brown
club was formed with DR.. u. ID Pendleton
president, and Messrs. P. P. Barbour, w. W.
Scott, and Il. j. Faulconer, vice-presidents !;
j. NJ. Murphy, secretary; B. II. Partlow,
corresponding secretary; and P. II. Cow
herd, treasurer. Delegates were appointed
TO the Central Committee. The meeting asas
addressed by T. r. Wallace, of Orange.
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.-M'l9saHaa.

. Z e 30.
sedds ss.erS s sIsS ss s en- y (
TIA fff3Sffs arc @s5fested b 95. his Lnnsls
THIS M3@E.NG d o'clock. s hss resiu 'es
near 0sbsood s
ssssSbc 17ti os~ sptsmbess s,,s
ard Ohio railroad, Captain r. j. SW s,.o.e
faueyai tas plass TEN slIs =, al n,r,aek
Ills friends and, acquatBtances are tnsitssa
tend. - ASk ia ssiE3s gt6i'E J
I'm Wednesday the 18th, at the residence Oh ner
h,,,i,ond W III bowman. at y O'Clock In the morI"
lug. Mrs MARY, B., BOWMAN, aged my years.
one. mouth and twefity-sfx days. ....,,o-
Her> funeral win take place ut Clay-street Inc
dist church TO-DAY (Tbursday) OF IL 2cpei cited
friends and acquansances of the family are
to attend. .,,.,,,,r.oHh please
copy. ~ ,por
septe,p ID, her 18th. FRlEpERICH WILHELM kun On,
Rab. aged sixteen months infant con Oh hef. ''h''
TIs funeral will take place ut O'clock r. Mar.
DAY. from his parents residence. vn ,nl ire e 70
shall street.
sprrtfuiiy invited to Attend . -
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A DENIAL FROM CAKES AMEs.-The Bos-
ton Journal contains an address from the
Hon. Cakes Anes to his constituents, IN
which he gives his unqualified denial to the
statement Of the New York SIN to the effect
that he gave stock to the members of Con-
gress to induce favorable legislation. lie
states that these charges were made several
wears ngo and answered at the time, under
oath, by himself and other gentlemen OF the
highest responsibility and character; that
there was no truth in the charges that the
list of names given as recipients of stock on
the back of his letter were not written or
furnished by him; and that the statement
that he had given or shown such list Of
names is an unqualified lie.
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pouT,cAL CuANGE.--AIr. Frederick Has
saurek. a leader among the Germans of Ohio,
and one of the most talented writers of the
West. formerly minister to Ecuador, and
the author of the ablest work concerning
South America that has been published OF
late years has declared himself III favor of
the Greeley and Brown ticket The adhe-
sion of Mr.. HasSauuek will carry immense
weight with the large German vote in Ono.
The New York Tribune claims that State as
now certain to cast its electoral vote against
Grant. The western horizon is undoubtedly
Frightening every day. With the loss of
New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, Grants
tenure of the White House ends on the 4th
of March next.
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!}g Al private telegram from Columbia, S. c.,
saws that Lewis .1Johnsen, son of Hon.
iReserdy johnson, was nominated for eop.
gresham at large from that; State on the
Bo.tefs, Republican ticket Tuesday,
7. S, S. cox yery ar,tly styles Dix "the poll
deal whatis.lt." That's 1t in nutshell. !
/. Dne-afth Of. Kansas is1ownea BY railroad
corporationss
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DEDICATION, or NEW CHURCH AT BURKE
SlLLE.-~The new Methodist church at Burke
vile, Va, vas dedicated on Sunday morning
with appropriate aud solemn services. There
Yves in attendance the largest congregation
that ever assembled In the towa of Burke.
vile. The dedieatory sesigon was preached
by Rev. DR.. James A. Duncan, president Of
Randolph Macon College.
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~BARGAINS IN POPLINS, DRESS
GOODS, ORGANIZES. LAWNS, PERCALEs ;
.E1. 2 1911 PAL ALSO. $50 -
,' LINEN GOODS for boys; :. 81 1#
TOWELS. NAPKINS, $685. '' $50
ALPACAS, Sc, &c. .. .....
THOMAS R. PRICE & CO., during the present
month, to relieve the tedum OF dog days" viii
close out many STYLES Of SUMNER GOODS without
regard to cost. No list OF prices is given, but each
article will show for itself. 81 = 80. - '''a
Also on hand, received recentlyl,y steamer aud
express. .' PIP '' .''.'. w.. .a. - -
NEW and PRETTY PRINTS In American aud
English: -,atag b. ia = EiTt1t .'
WHITE and CoLoRED PIoUEss. Is to soc. 'e7t
BLACK GRENADINES t,gr ga@a. Ea## -aa..r
BLACK DEI,ANES; j. H. .Fs.n.4ts1r
EINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS GAUZE SHIRTS .,.19g
HOSIERY, every grade: y 3 81 .H.a r.
LINEN and LACE COLLARS and CUFFS:
BLACK and COL ORED RIBBONS; h. .,.,l.aT
BELTS, CORsEFs' f9ia,Hg 81 i7d .Ea1- a.:'3
KID GLOVES. = ~ ..... ma ..,...-. esg
THREAD dLo'Es, trgsr} r.t 81 ge-raT'fal 3
BUSTLE Els, new styles: ,.t-.o...f s,~ts ,sP nd
SEEET1NGS, both linen and cotton: g.. .... q
PILLOW LINEN and IRISH LINEN: .,
DRILLINGS and CAssIMERE5, for gentlemen;
CLOTHS, yEsTINGS, SC. go" - - -.
.h' 5'%." NEW GOODS DAILY. ''s PC .''.''
A"'f4s@ X - T. R. PRICE & CO.,
aus t#'%T1 i01 Main street, corner Eleventh.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VIRGINIA HALL.-PRoFEssoR ANDEk-
' son, the iIlusionist, has concluded to remain
here another week. during which there VIII bc an
entirely new change of programme. .s
Admission. Sc: reserveI seats, soc.
MATINEE on WEDNESDAY and Nat ukDa1'
on which occasion ever child receives Il present:
Doors open at 9: commence at B. ST lf-l"
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b ACKNOWLEDGMENT FL. FL. Wells. and }.
B. sener We're in AleAandrin, Va, Tuesday.
United States MarshalD. B. Parker was at
the,NswyY York Grant, headquarters Monday.
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Ex.prestdent iJoassos, General cHEATHAa >,
and Horace MAYNARD win speak at bristoi,
Tenn, on Tuesday next. They are all can
,lidsfes for congressman at large i Il I
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81 SEEG4 III - e. 49,
q 8 81. q TI / fI or BE FS1sH Y
aaE -rhis slns n #s|, Won
ia. vsa the Mood a ras, ls sn Tie
se .l,,9v 3sao 70
Tue aSs ~ TIE diseas this manner tnas
On. TUFTS a. d 9se slosd
DELIGHT e., e s1 aa s ssps III II dmp
from the system. .,,,,,,e1l To
Bsng free from violent minerals. IL Is aaap -. ,,e
general use. Tie oldzand young may Use ~ ~, se
most cefica8e female at ans time nnE 1 AZ - the
,r.at and eufeelled will be strengthened W al,
.snaar infant, who may have Inherited disease VIM
For syphilis and al, Its train Of e'lls II = ''
anfidote. 9 30 !, mid and gen.
IN nosse.sng the peculiar merit OF act.
lug powerful assa. in . f,ns s'SFs''S
'", ,im TI-1,rs HAIR DYE is the best in use.
90 ,s-deodI w&w
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The following columns, says the Cattarau-
gus Times, divide the sheep from the goats.
The one on the left contains those whom the
GRANT organs call rebels and thieves, and
Tho other natsias the sarior1rs of oIlr country
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Im~ ,BREBDEN & FOX, INVITE =, AT = !.
,rENTIoN to large arrivals OF FALL and WaHIEh
DRY GOODS, which win comprise tf's LARGEST
AND MOST ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT, in
MI ,Iepartments ever offered BY them.
- 'ra@.~"s--r@ BREEDEN& FOX,
,s,o. - r .s.zsa2 = No. 4Ol Broad street.
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RIyER, AND OCEAN srEa nEr>.

GtUkARD, LINE OF STEAM ,>Frse
~ Frs TO LTvtRpt,OIi, QUEENS .SssAEaS
TOWN, GLASGOW, AND LONDONDERRY
FROM NEW YORK, SO: TO NEW YORK. Az
ships Of this line will sail AZ follows: WEDNES.
DAY, nth. and SATURDAYS, eth and NH Of
April, and SATURDAYS, 9TH, lIth and 18th ri
May, and twice every following week, FROM IN.
NABDS WHARF, Jrrsry CITY,
! r. Il. 81. CHARLES FRAStkIYS,
Agent, New York.
J 49,. SAMUEL AYRES, Agent, :
Richmond, No. 1929 Main, ccrner Fourteen,h street
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4 iii FAVOR or PearEs. aassR : Il
Lewis has written letter OLE g sss , =
|of She portcs Central Collnitt ee sne Il
Fourth District fayorspg th efecsn tot
Congress Of Charles II. Porter evefasss d.
ri. StoWsil.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS CoMrASf G.l
FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.
cPECLAL ORDERS.-Io You will assemble 4
~ at odd Market Hall THIS. ENENlN,I ~
,,ork In full dress uniform for driIl and busi- NJ
ness. important business will be brought before IL
fhe company, and every member VIII be cHpectea
TO lie present. B.! command Of SrRI MSS ~ 9
.e Ig-lt* w :. olaIoN2. -. :.
ARMORY i. l.. ]. BLUES, September lp. 1877.
SPECIAL ORDER No. -: The com B
= many will meet at the Howitxcrs' armory q
THiS iTlmr-iayl EVENING NJ o'clock "
promptly. armed and equipped for drill. by IL
7. r. tLAXEBRoOk.
60 1o-,t* Orderly Sergeant.
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SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL.

TIME SIXTH SESSION OF MISS TAZE-
Il WELLS SCHOOL VIII commence on the LIST
DAY OF OCTOBER and close the last day 81 June.
Circulars can be obtained nj her residence, No. Ill
Grace stree, between Seventh and Eighth. W
TERMS: Per seSs!onof nine months Senior class,
$780, intermediate class. $40 - primary Glass; $50
Lntin and French, each Sl0 sc J-lIn l.
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mEET1NES.

LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH asI%2
j. CHAPTER; No +so Of Ihe pchapsr
At9GHu ThnrsdaVI EVENING september s,s,cr
eb, oeesk r, Msser com nj ami IN
Chapters II the ely 1i,a ann Invited 10 attend By
order Of the NJ. 4 II: =; PACE. Secretary.
sp la-tt* 6Eoh,L-- H------
MASONIC NoTICE;;TzIhe mem
- pcts u, or,rste,i to attend called meet "
Ing the hall r T TFs1d frfsd
,nrLtiRpxSf,G 10th Instant, Mt o'clock to pay the
last trime of respect to our deceased brother f. 81,
swift. Members Of sister Lodges are lnFlaeq 70 al
Nnu "a ~ ofN'i :" 49, Secretary.
o. 0. F.-The members of ,sSsSss;s:ze
L. SCHILLER LODGE. No ,,:o LAP 10 !. ssSE
nay at > o'clock. at their hall, TO pay >Ta n
M last tribute to our de eSSss lr srf raeray IN
&C. lq-fN A. hhEIIL'I f,I.1'
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This list Is not complete, but it serves to
show who are the Liberals and who remain
in the GRANT party. Honest Republicans
can choose between these two columns.
They are wonderfully significant, to shy the
least The lcft-band column will make up
GREELEY's cabinet if ne is elected, and the
right-hand column will make up GRANTS
cabinet if he is elected. Further comments
are unnecessary.
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PROPOSALS.

L - I,I'-',1-f : :. 4 INSTALMENT HOUSE,
I43S MAIN STREET. .. .
.0E hand and for sale the following GOODS, cheap
for cash, or by weekly or monthly installnents:
Autographs, Steel Ea2ravings, and Chronlos, va
rlety OF upwards OF s,0oo:. v'} .t5ssj sri-at.,
Looking Glasses. German and Frcpch;. SIS g.s.
Bibles aud Picture Frames;g y =. .aas-rt"t ."r.
Photograph Frames, sold very cheap: a1gi1- IL
Clocks from the hest manufacturers In the United
States; 81. !; ~ :. 49,. cr,.., 9 s,,s, e,tr,
superiHe, super. and medium, from tile Glen
Echo Mills. Germantown: ~ i
Hearth-Rugs, Tapestry, aud Velvet Mattlngs: ~
Walnut Extension Tables and other articles;
Picture and Looking Glass Mouldings, sold by the
foot or manufactured: ,.a... ff. .er
Picture Frames of any Size made at short n9tigs;
go Ip-Im 81 WILLIAM DAFFRON. /
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FOR OLD POINT TAAt5 WE DE L'EAC
va - 'tsEWELL's POINT. .,.,.,
The fast and elegant United States mall ,rcsm.r
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain r.. &. Gifrohp'
leaves company wharf 1T Rockets, for the above,
,ianieJ places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS ara
FRIDAYS at 81 A.. Bi.. and returns on Tu':"iaN'
Thursday, and saturday aftersOoDs al - O'Clock;
Passengers CONNECT at Norfolk with the oil hay
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadeiphia' anu
New York. -" u Faf' ~ EisAs4asA ~" -..t....
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arri7'l
of steamer ..,
Fare to New York. %
Fare to Philadelphia, A.
Fare 10 Baitiihore.s. '''''''''''' "a
Fare to Norfolk ........... ~: 3 ........',:
Excnrsion tickets 10, Old Poiut. ami Eue ~
fTailI ana return. ~ Good until Gs"d. ,,,.o
Tickets on sale nf GhRBE Il 81 IS EN- kEss'
and baggage checked through. -E~ag
Freight received TUESDAYS. THURsnAiH'
aud SATURDAYS for Norfolk, Portsmouth: b".'
ton, Baltimore. and principal lapdinS OIL th'S-
peske tay. and ali regular neii5ss on James fhe'
ut REASONABLE RATES ..s. 4,
Freight received from A. ". I'LL 81. A..
Freight for way-landin9. Must BIZ prepaid. IA.
The steamer SYLVESTER will be chart'rcd'"
evening ea c1irslops st reasonable rates, tsa -
- LIZ, TATU3i, GepeFal Ase""
Office. -C0nipany's wharf. -. -.
Branch office. coyncr MaI and S5iIth ssTeet'' y
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DICHMOND PHILHARMONIC ASSO-
h CIATlOS.--In consequence OF inc lllne i,, 81
harmonic Hail. the Association has been deprived OF
the use of their Hall for two months but we Eiaa
philharmonic Hall and will rehelrse for their next
soirec. which they contemplate giving early IN oc.o
bcr next. 80 iV-i'
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DILL AIDE LPHIA, RICH ,}sETs
Il MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-rsaYessas4ssi..ssa
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE 4
WEEk.-Stcamcrs NORFOLK. EMPIRE. AMI J.
5. GREEN. composing this line. will leave Rich.
mond every MONDAY and THURSDAY ut ]?
o'clock NJ. and Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY ut the same hour, alternately.
Frelghts received daily tSuudays excepted for MI
parts Of Pennsylvania. New Jersey, and Delaware.
also for Charleston, Savannah, and New Orlcai.,
and bills of laitng signed through.
Freight takcn for Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, intending meals anil
statCroOm, ~. W. y. PoBTER, Agent
~ No. 2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE& Co. Agents,
..~ a..ts M. II South WharyG.
hi? No. II North WharSes. PhilHciclpha.
E0R LIVERPOOL AND C5E+S
IiQCEENSTOWN. INMAN LINE OF .s ssss.ss.ss
Mall. STEAMERS, SAILING FROM NEW
YORK EVERY SATURDAY AND
ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
PayubIc In Gold. Payable I'm Crrr'r,.
First Cabn 81 steerage. .s10
To London. 10 TO London. IS
To Paris ............. 90 To Paris. Is
Tickets cold TO and from England, ireland, and
the Continent at moderate rates,
For further Information. apply at the Company
Offices. JOHN q. DALE, Agent.
q. ..r .#..,. Is Broadway! New York or 10
'" JOHN W. WYATT, Agent.
lea Richmond. W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19

TOR NEW YORK. -ObD DO 5Dss
n MINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY >ssIses.
The sitie-wheri Steamships OLD DOMINION,
A9ARA, AL BEMARLE,' and HATTEKAS leaye
New York for Norfolk, City Point. and Rlchmoud
every TU ESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
at O'Clock p. NJ. an =
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY. FRIDAY.
and SUNDAY at high tide. q 49, fr.--s.-..
These ships are entirely rev. They have clegsn,
saloons statc-ruop,s and bath rooms. y co..
The fare, accommodations and attention aic un.
SURPASSED. ~ r. 'r' "@..'fa.i IN
Close connections made with steamers Ior All
southern and European ports: .@'a. .'f
For further information, applyt0
-rF.-. IT JOHN ". WYATT. Agent
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19

EALL BOOK-TRADE.
-....., Merchants will find nj
j. r. EILYSON'S
::t1iooL-BOoK DEPOT,
No. 1ll2 MAIN STREET,
three doors above the Dispatch Office.
a full line Of .r..
ALI. BtnJK$, USED IN The PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
ALL BOOKS USED ~ PRIVATE SCHOOLS
AND CGLLEGES. .......
together with fine assortment oil
STATIONERY,
'.." CUPY-BOOKS,
STATES,
INK.
e. PENS.
.. PEN-HoLDERs.
PENCILS.
and everything found In tirst-class school-Book
.a Depot. ~. -r
; ALI. BOOKS used In our public schools furnished
at prices fixed by State Board of Education g..
, CATALOGUE Of schoo-books sent by mail free
to any address. .r.-s-..s.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO MERCHANTS AT
, 1T. ELEYSOS'S ..,
SClIOOL-BOOK DEPOT, .... 49,
sc1s-cw 1112 Main street.