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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

HUGH ENOI SIRlNIS, JUN ~, 1867.
Our party left Richmond on the :45 train
and ut 1870 were at the Springs. We found
| our host, Major Ferguson, in good condition
for visitors, and we were qllarlcrcd ut one.
in Il most comfortable cottage with eighteen
| windows and nine doors-a cool reception
but we were not offended. After taking q
refreshing bath in the cool spring water, w
were ready for supper. On entering the
suppcrroom W. were met by our old nc
quaintancp Mr..JMncs NJ. Graves, formerly
of Ford's Hotel, now general superlntcnd'
cnt here. Mr.. Graves evidently thought We
meant business from The lavish .-nanncr in
which he piled fried chicken, eggs, &c., be.
fore ms but on being informed that we were
not expected to cat everything in our front,
we felt more at ease.
Tile nights urc very cool here, and tho
atmosphere pure and inyigorating. Ono
rises in the morning refreshed and ready fol-
ANYTHING in the way OF fun or labor that may
chance Ia be on hand.
There have been many improvements
made at this place since last season. Many
trees have been cut away where it WAS
thought they DISTRACTED the air, and all OF
the ground near and back OF the bath-hotlsc
has been cleared and PIT IN cultivation.
making the Springs more attractive Than
heretofore.
We hope it won't rain next Friday" for
there is to he Il kind OF Il jubilec ut this
point on that day, taIcring of with Il grand
ball ut night. The Philharmonic, OF your
city. will he on hand, and 4 great many yisi-
tors are expected.
There are three trains to mid from this
point Il day.
The wheat crop in this county is better
than any made fer the lE,st ten years. Land
is improving in value. Town lots ut Coal
field bring good prices. Iewett 4 Brother
are about building u line store and public
hall ut this place.
Colnc and see US next Friday.
Yours, d., TRAVELLER.
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DEATu OF A Prominent GEoLGGIsT.-L"u
isuiNe, June 24.-Major Sidney 5. Lyon,
formerly State ,seologist of Kentucky, and
one of the mosXHminent men of his profes'
sion, died of paralysis at his residence, in
Jacksonville, Ind, this afternoon.
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MADAM BRIGNoLI.-A-letter received in Thu
city from this distinguished cantatrice an
nounces her arrival in London. Her health
has been completely restored, and she is
about TO enter on a professional engagement
in that CITY, Columbia Carolinidn.
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>rA-BATmNG-CoHB's IsLAND.-Wc know
viii get such Il thorough taste OF the ocean
.ml such "~strliyht-out" samples of ocean
Iir a, At Iohli'S Island. The surf. with its
r,ltin~ and laundering; the salt breeze; the
>h,ii-li>h and fish "f I'LL kinds, including the
mali lElnt shark almost :s bad rs land
Sharks: the birds, their screams and croaks,
and. what's better, their eggs. All these, III
the iuIInt>s and completeness of ocean econ
o'uN. may he seen and heard and enjoyed at
'njl'> Island, Il low body of land in the form
At Iu GIr. the outside rim of which iSfull seven
njir, al hard beach. where 4 gentleman or I
luiy. ur many of them, may walk until they
irr aud give ont. which will not be soon. ny
'ir !r,r.2r will keep them we'll refreshed.
W rnlrSr if there is virtue in Salt-lathinE
II must he in the salt water at Cobh'S Island.
and il nh be- good and healthy food you get
II there IN the hest condition. So, there is
Dr' >i,n"lin" of snipc, plovrr, &c., in the
marshes. We were amused with the variety
al snii>, particularly the laughing gull,
"hi"lt will lr sure 10 provoke i laugh from
II" listener. Then, there was a solemn and
hrAtiN-hr!l"d old crane that periodically
lu,>rI from a marsh across the waters to
|t1",itrr food Tor the young of her nest. She
,"h'l stately, and moved with 81 measured
mi low mutiun Of wing that was iuncre:t!.
Indeed. there WAS no end to novelty for the
!'H-.IhI"r, from !hr m, RAD Of fiddlcrs ON
lir beach 10 the shark, the monster of the
.tuunrl.
"a. advertisement
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advertisement.

Atv l;nckrEinGE ALUM SPRlNGs.-Thc
NJ" watrriu%liacn styled the "Jordan
"'"hhrIigr A!nm Springs" it will Inc seen
'l III" advertisement OF Mr.. LUCK, the eNpe-
'irn''d nmnager, will be open on the LIST of
1nIH. This place has y c~halybeate and an
'''iH! water, which is highly spoken Of. The
Motel Is newly built, and is promised to beln
'alr!"pic order" for the opening. 1t is
'"r' hearth famous ~l;ockbridgc Alum, and
j. itt'lrrd 10y the saline road from the Goshen
drl"l III The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Mr.. Lack. the manager, is widely known as
= l"i"Ekrrprr, and his naiIlc will be 4 sulti-
'lr1i PASSPORT Ia the favor Of numerous tra-
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VrRGIN1A.-Plcasant Grove, George a. At
kinson appointed postmaster rice Mrs. Al.
Palmer. resigned; Diana Mills, Frederick l..
Crowdcr appointed postmaster wce James
NJ. Dunkin, resigned; Burgess Store, North
umlprland county, ~rcGstaDli>llcd.
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GHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAHs.
" RUAf.--On aud sftcr May Glib PASSESGE.
TRAINS will Gave iichunoisf lSundays e1crpted)
IS follows: kAsg{ yssg -gs ~
soS A. M.--MhH TRAIN FOR DE While Sulphur
Springs. eGnunethisi st tiofstoisytIie With the Dratsee,
Alexandria and Janass:s train for Washington aud
North. anu Lynfliiarg aiii SoHth. ftlhathf 5D
3.i5 p.hL-ACGOMMQpATlOS Tor Cor.
dsrssyiile. except or Saturday, Oh which day IL leaves
At s u. d.. fiJs trlis <Otitcts at Drtt0ip,ssste with
the might traiiis or the Orange, Alexandria and Ma,
nassas raiIroadfor LSSGffEpRG and WAs1HhG.'
TUS 5 gza
= S,ecrugr tikets from Liverpool. Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, gfasre, Rotterdam,
Brrepn, copenhagen, a,l G1theDbarg, 10 OIL points
on, this r0ast. cap be iou9IiOfst The General Ticket
Agent nj Elrinn9rd. or sal be ordered through aaye
station agent on iit road.
r Further ~fi6rnaiiosas MAJ he nstaire1a at the eota.4
No uassengar trains are rns, ON Sundays.
A. ii. PERRY, General SipepiDtG,Aissl
JAass "a NErnERLksp, Geaaral f4rktt Agrat.
ap ~ z Ezal 8 49, q. 49, -...sLt
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So, advertisement.

MuNrGoMEEY WHITE SrIrlirR.-Thc Mont
.oInrry White sulphur Springs are within
~, mile Of the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
..ilruld. in the noble county of Montgomery,
vi in u green and lovely glen of the Ale,
l,anirs. We saw it in its wild state. The
,rin2 rose i'll a "gum," and We drank out
tit. II j. now handsomely walled and CO.
srrr,l with marble. In In. "%iIm" il had
,i.nr a great deal of good" ltis nu better
NOW. hut the consolation is that it is II"
,or,,.. The company built II smart village
IT ,~"l;,ar-. with hotel and offices. of tho
mn>r c"mnolious and approved style. Few
tir,, can lodge and stow their guests as we'll,
lri wr know none that do this better.
The Montgomery White is in the midst OF
or,. 81 The most luXuriously productive Sec
it"st- at Virginia. and -ln never want for tho
l",I al NilnhS.
We inyitr attention to the advertisement
"I Mr.. WuSoS. the experienced manager.
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Five miles of the Erie canal, between Al
|4,any and West Troy, N. Y. are set apart
for experiments with Il road stealn-englne
for towage of canal boats.
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We have intelligence from the Grccnbricl
White Sulphur Springs that there are neaI
two hundred visitors there already, and tina
they are daily arriving; and that Hon. Ho
race Greeley, the next President of TIT
United States, will pay visit in 4 short time
to that celebrated NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Snpnfni0r.
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PHILHARMONIC HALL.t
RICHMOND, June ~ 1877 )

PHILHARMONIC HAL.L.(
RICHMOND, June -, 1877.
U1TIE thirteenth anniversary OF tie iICH-
viii b ~ ces,ebrated At the uugucnot springs FRIDAY
Active and contributing members DESTROYS Of par
ticipatlng in this festival Will report 70 aTs cHnny
i nne %. isTs. a special train will leave the Lsnyiiis
dspot AT 81 O'Clock r. H., and transportation VIII ns
furnished at buckingham crossing I'd convey tH -
Tietets TO be had only OF the committee.
49, MARION y. DiMM0Gh,.
80 n. IL. CHAMBERLAIN, JE,
a Ola, t~ Committee,
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NEW WuEAT.-Tlc first new wheat brousll
to this market this scason-a lot of twenty
four bushels white from Wc>tmorcant
county-was offered on Change this morn
ing, and purchased for $50 per bnslel
The quality of the wheat was "good," but
was tough and badly cleaned. The first new
wheat exposed for sale last year was Il lot 0
good red, badly cleaned, offered June sd
and sold for $l.G0 per buslIcl.-Aterand'lt
E1-pIp 93H,
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DIR. O.. W. BURTON. D.. WEAVER.
WEAVER & co,
PROVISION AND GRAIN BROKERS,
SECOND AND MAIN STREETS, LOUISVILLE, X,

References: F. & S. Wortiram & Co, II. X.
Ellyson, Richmond; Hooper, Reese & Co, Bankers,
baltimore. Jc I-lm
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CAPTAIN JOHN FREY.-From information
given us we arc induced TO believe that the
statements contained in the Republican OF
last Thursday morning bore too harshly on
the conduct of that officer in the interview
related between himself and Major l1alsey.
II appears that Captain Frey understood Ma
ior linlscy. TO charge linn with mlawfHlly
breaking open his correspondence; to which
Captain Frey gave the lie, and put his hand
on his pistol to defend himself, expecting an
attack. But when informed 10y Major Hal
scy that he WAS unarmcd he immediately de-
sisted from drawing any weapon, and re-
| qucstcd an interview, which was granted.
and proved satisfactory to both parties. Why
this matter should be paradcd before the
| public against the wishes of Major HalSey,
and with IN effort to prejudice this comlml-
nifty against Captain Frey, and even Juggling
in President Grants name for Il share Of CEN
sure, can only Lc accounted for as IN cxhibi-
| ton of blind partisan zeal and cnmity to its
| officers. We know Major IIalScy and Cap
| tain Frey both to be gentlemen. and we calf
| not believe that either OF them can deserve
ccnSlle on account of personal misllndcr-
| standings or difficulties which have been mll-
tually explained and amirably settled be-
tween thcin.-Lynchbury Press.
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DEATH OF A WORTHY COUSTYMAN.-Wc re,
greet to hear Of the death, last week, OF Mr..
Henry Holiday, of SpotSyIpania- Il twin
brother of the Hon. A. Il. Holiday, of Rich.
! mond, and one of the cUunty's most up
rightand esteemed MISUNDERSTANDING
Herald.
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OFFICIAL.
CITY CoLLgcToR's orrIcE,}
80 l3-,itJyl

.rs ;s. CITY COLLECTORS oFFlCE-5
i"~'t# RICHMOND, VA, June LIST. lSI2.
F7HIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY;
L. from 8 O'Clock A. 81. to = o'clock +. NJ. from the
18th to the 30tli Instant inclusive, for the purpose OF
receiving from any person charged with CIT
TAXES, REAL AM for the year
ls72, the wholetor 0le-half OF the amount or taxe8
charged. And that ten per cent. viii he a,idcd u
the amount of tax charged In every case where the
party assessed shall fall to pay the whole or one
half within the time so limited"
The remaining bills delinquent for the year 1871
must hn promptly settled, otherwise ] shall carry
out the ordnance In relation thereto ~ previously
published. join +. REGINA ULT,
j. l-Iln City Collector.
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II

, p,yrR WHlTE SCLrHtR.~-Wc have
.,,, "reminiscences Of this scqucstercd
,o,r retreat. 1t il upon the north hank
49,, river. amidst the mountains, i'm full
of IN. widest and most fantastic cliffs,
ram. aud grand forests. The river is
io,cly feature OF all, winding gently
,,.h thc wonderful monuments OF past
EMISSIONS which grace its shore, and re-
|s.4iuy them like a mirror upon It's BOSOM.
~ 1T in The porch Of the hotel ana '"iioio
4.,r things with delight.
FIN. .pr;ng Is a strong s,lri,ur, and pos
il, full share Of legendary ccrtlhcateS
: ,.ai,.acy in disease. The landlord, Captain
,,,, "a. E~gsLESroS, was born and bred
AMELIA. where people especially when he
educated in the art OF life, knew a.
IN whats good" az any In the world.
.. table at the New River White proves
"a ne has forgotten nothing on the subject
nod eating. We would rather sit down to
catfish chowdcr, or 10 the stuffed and
.r,. head Of y tlirty-pound cat, this day
"a l." ANY hiS't We Ghi Gull 10 ihcfiloII
I ihrn his Brunswick stew and corn pud-
a.. oh. 20 away. Are we never again Ia
I'D. EuGLxsroS and reign with him in his
..in- "i good living?
llrr New White il in Giles county near
., Mountain l.ake-ncar trout streams
ar paradise. We are sure. Yet you reach
,y ,cry practical ways. which the adycr.
.,.m.,,, will tell sou OF.
'Eikrf fk'N" n'''
''Ni!T''h" a'"' III" ~
I'"' 'ii'7 ''i"'l'''"'' ,",..l.
.'''"'' "'!"''o ''''''''t' :...
'd'''''" ""t ,
' "'' ;'ha 'r'''A'''Se W '""' way -,
tween u" purely i"'"' "''' -
iiH"f ''fiir7 anu '"' i''''''''''
.h""'>" CT '"'' ""H'' ~
}ItN very pour i"''
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DOR RENT, the BRICK RESI- a.
Il DENCE No. los north Third street, b. GGM
tween Franklin and Grace streets. IL has about ten
rooms, BESIDES kitchen, servants rooms, bathroom,
&C.. with water and gas. This residence Is very de
sirabic In Its location and arrangement. Immediate
possession. Apply to
+. 25-lt RUB & WILLIAMS.
DOR RENT, TWO DIV ELL1NG an
Il IOUSES, containing six rooms each, on Mi
Fifth Street lci wceu Broad aud Grace. To accept
able tenants the rent will IL. moderate.
The houses Are new ami have gus sand water on inc
premises.
ic 2O-7t MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER.
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RlCHMONp,, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANb}
/ ss.i PoToMAC RoUTE..I.srC 10, 1917. go

'.-4 as " NlthNlpsspf FkrphhIthSf't ~ fNb(--
a.si POTOMAC RotrT X. JssRc 10, 1879. }FAi
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
" 10th, mail trains on this ROAD will run Is fol-
UP DAY MAIL leaves ..Byr.-Street stationyi
Y. NJ. "a
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves, l;yrl-Strect station,
$40 r.. NJ. teNrcpi on %SuiNllys.j
UP ACCOMMODATION lcaves Brnai-Strfc sta
ton, o ]. NJ. Except on Sul.ltys.i s.t. ~
DOWN a Maff arrives at HyrdStreet sta
DOWN NIGHT NAH. arrives at Byrl-si,eet sta
ton, $50 A.. NJ. Except soRihIaRdays.i Stf
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAN arrives ut
Er0atlSlr1Aet station. S:37 n. NJ. except on Suu-
iays.)
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN runs TO Milford only,
Travellers bound westpin BaItinTorenntl OlfO rail-
road will by taking the L. NJ. mail train hence con-
nect Will, the s:i7P NJ. Train at Relay House, on isal-
tln,orc ana Ohio railroad. BY the o4o II. NJ. train
they viii connect witt, The $40 A. NJ. train ut Relay
House, on.samc road, the former being the quicker
line for points west. ].
DAY MAIL TRAINS to not stop at Hungary,
Ki1ly's. Taylorsvillr, Chesterfield, 1'enuln,s Wood
fOr.rs Lane. or Potomac lsun.
NIGHT MAIL TRAINS d, not stop at any Of tho
above points, except Chesterfield, nor do they, stop
at Rlchland. a je13
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD.
|CPECsI AL ARRANGEMENT FOR
~ TREASURE TR&yELs-oa and after July ist
4 train win leave, Richmond at d:i5 II. M. arriving
st Gor,foasvtile 1T $50 pm.
An express train will leavesG lie at Gao A..
NJ. arriyln ut White sulphur Springs nj L. 81.
's'@ a. II. I'ElsIsY,
je 4-WESim General superintendent.
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REV. J. j. PRICES DEAru-FURTrER PAR.
TicuLARs.-While out in tic storm near MIR.
William Martins, in the vicinity of Big
Island. Bedford county (riding ii horse and
leading anothcr), he was struck by lightning,
the fluid passing down the handle of his UNI
brclla, boring an III hole through his hat.
thence down his right check and side into
The body of the horse, killing both Instantly.
The led horse was not hurt. Mr.. Price was
found by Mr.. Martin after the storm had
| PASSED. His father went to him to-day
Letter IN Lyuchdury Ftrgfnian. e
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GOAL AND W0OD.-The Clover Hill!
" Company having reduced the price OF their coal
CLOVER IILa LuMf COAL Of the lest quality
IL $3.50 Inr load, delivered. Also, RED and WHITE
ASH SNTfI;ArlrE COAL and SEASDSED
OAK and Pine WOOD at lowest market rates.
, a5.s. -pssisEt -s. GU. e, LipStttMB
a. l5-3m ,.,y-,4E 4. Seventh and Byrd a&sefsta.t
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WOOD AND GOAz.

DEST FREE-BURNING ANTHRA
~ CITFr-Eggi Stove. and Nut-aId extra CUM-
BEIti.AND aud GLOVER HILL COAL, all kinds,
clean and fuli IueaSIre, at cOinpany's prices, Tor
dealers, hotels, manufacturers, md families. Best
cooking COKE. Dry Heart-fIEe and Oak kindling,
cooking. and cord WOOD cheap. ~
Mr.. T.. u. REiSs Is with me and asks his friends
patronage. J.B. ms,
I'LL Main, and Ninth and Carr streets.
m I-n0laiI
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smart special pleasling aafaeositIai6ssssawA
have axes To- grind
onmy return nom Yet virginia I passed
a day at the Warm Spring., I'm Bath county.
This place Is under: the control of Eubank,
Reynolds e Co., who purchased it last fall.
Great. improvements have recently been
made. The hotel and cottages have been
put in complete order and thoroughly equip
ped with new, comfortable, ana handsome
furniture.
I passed by the Bath Alum, where every
thing seemed to be in perfect order. The
improvements here are among the finest in
Virginia, n the mineral waters are justly
entitled to a pllce among the most valuable
in the world. TRAyELLER.
| FIRE IN ALExA.DRA.-Last Saturday night
the old theatre was burned mp. The Gazette
says
"The office Of the Virginia Sentinel wns
on IRE several times, and though. not much
injured by the flames, was considerably dam-
aged. ard its contents. partially destroyed or
rendered useless by the hurry in which they
had to be moved. Nearly al the other build
ings in the immediate vicinity were also on
fre-some Of them several times during the
| c~onfiagration, hnt none Of thein sustained any
j ~ iobo ubttsdSts. - tc DuIib blatufDS WAS
owned by Mr.. Joseph Broders, and was val.
ued at $4,000. Its lower floor was occupied
by w. T. Henderson as a feed store, and by
Kelley & Carter rs q grocery and liquor
store. The second floor (Amcrican HaID had
been used since the destruction of the old
market-housc as the Mayors office, police
headquarters. and chambers of the City
Council. The third story was widely known
as Liberty Hall.
"The theatre building AID the Sentinel
office. which also belonged to Mr.. Broders,
were insured for 81. 0GO-SS,5G0 III the Vir-
ginia Fire and Murine Insurance Company, OF
Richmond, and the same amount in tile AS
sociatcd Fireincn'B Insurance Company, Of
Baltimore. -
"Mr. Henderson was insured for S ,60G
in the LynchbuIS Insurance Company, So0u
in the Old Dominion Company, Of 1sicll.
mond, and $lDG in another company. Kelly
g. Carter were insured ors2, 800 in the Albc.
marie Company, Of Charlottesville. Tile
Sentinel office was insured for 81 900 in tho
Alexandria Insurance Company, but the loss
to that office, it is estimated, will not be
more than $500. Tho building Of Harlow &
Brother was damaged to the extent Of about
S2W. which is covered by insurance, and the
stable aud carriagc-llousc of Dir. JaInes En-
twlstie, which were injured iy the falling
walls, We're insured for $500 in the CONT
mental Company, of New York"
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nFFJCE OF THE SHILLINGER
ARTIFICLAL-sTONE PAVEMENT
$50 .f.. FOR TMR
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
No. s,a MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.

we are now prepared to lay down the above,
named uaycTaent La the most artistic manner, and
i'm any design, pattern, or color desired, ana ~ q
cost far less llrlIi that Of tagging: We VIII also lay
bJes. &C.. using the celebrated English Portland
cement thereby insuring great durability, entire
fr,edOiu from dust, smoOthIess OF surface, anu
beauty of finish. Re. .a.
Specimens OF the work can be seen ut Dtspaich
| office and t. Gerol's, on Main street; Colonel uf,l-
wayfs. on Franklin street; and Samuel ). Csrters'
Orders received at the 912 Main street.
1. o. s,n j.. b. FERRIES 4 co.
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A NTuRACITE COAL.-Phis day landing
IA per schooner julien Nelson 4eJ tons FRANK
LIN, EGG, and GOALS. TfaS+i la wait Of
a choice srtIrlr will please send in their Orders. -
WHIT ROBERTS,
NH n corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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WANTED, TWO HUNDRED HANDS
wages, $3.50 per day and lsoard-t0 work ON
the Chesapeake and Ohio railruld- GOOD FORE
MEN. with twenty hands, get $7a per month and
board FOR outside york. 81
D. Z. JUSTIS, Labor Agent,
10 81 No. q Fifteenth street.
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Mt = O'Clock II. NJ. instead offs y. NJ. :s formerly,
ana for " EST POINT daily ut sinic hour. llin,
Sunday train for West Point it.tfcs ut i a. Ill.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, all my customers, friends, and
w the bubble. to know that on THURSDAY,
June eth, ] VIII rc-occupy my former Store, No.
1884 Main street, four doors above First Market,
where 1 hope soon 10 offer them the best retail stock
in the city. I nm grateful for the patronage re-
;..ived during the past seven years, and II my past
dealing conLnellds itself To you, l feel encouraged
To %conlinue on that line to the end.
feoJ X. f. JAMES.
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4 iHEShPEAkE AND 0HI0taRAIL-
~ Ro&D.-On SATURDAYS, eonip,etclngJa ne
asth. traia leaving Rfthibhf.d nj AIS T.. Al. VIII run
directly through Ia Stanton, arriving nj n I'm. !;
returning, will leave Stauntnn or Mondays at a.
NJ, arriving 1T Ricfiinomia ut aS5o A.Ai. 4 asSA1Es
r. a552N4 A. III. PERRY,
jc 2I-3w General superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26

WANTED, MY FRIENDS TO>sa
w know that ! have resumed business ut HM
my OLD STAND, on FRANKLIN STREET N
two doors below Governor street, where sai-a~
would he glad TO sec my friends and the puhli'. gene
Rally.
Agood fit. Prompt attention and fidelity In the
discharge of all orders received.
H. 81 eod2w* D.. E- flil SioS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26

WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR GOOD
w LOTS situated on high ana
healthy ground near the city. Price only S.5, III
monthly i,stalmcnls OF 81 each. Cnll al once ON
l.. n. NEWBURN, n.
10 % 1Ull Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26
A NTHRACITE COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.
Disclarging cargo OF superior FRANKLIN EOI:-
ERR RED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL-Geg,
stove, and chestnut s~iZcS--for sale by
-.Gs &. +. LATHROP, q
ans SeyeIreentji-Strset drawbrjsge-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26

On'anA after Tuesday, Jnne, 18TH, until further no.
lice, train leaves this depot for @t"
BALTIMORE, PiiII.ADEl .PIliA, NEW YORK;.
AND BOSTON N ALL. POINTS WEST,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26

CUPERloR TOILET POWDER, by the
RIRss ia oITIuS6TH-PnWDER, ny the ounce
mr. lar: EtJUOUET cologne, very due. sf.ss per
niSI : Sharsa d Inl,me's Sllida aud Fluid Extracts /;
NA PGTk MiLLER'S apothecary store.
"a T., .am - corner Fifth and Marshall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26

WANTED. n good COOK, WASHER aud
w IRONER, without incumbrance, In d family
OF four persons. Apply at the residence Of
LLOYD J. BEALL. -
sG7 Leigh, between Eight, and Ninth streets.
To ~ TUT