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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-07

Southern WOMEN OF YORE.-The one per
son on a southern plantation whose life was
no sjnecure was the genial, stately. ana SIM
ple-hearted mistress. Woodworking New
England housewives and energetic AlldaIt
State women used to fancy their southern
sisters lanyuid. elegant, and inefficient. " Ly'
inp off in a rocking-chair with servant to
fan her." came about as near the uSual de-
scription of southern lady As ANYTHING tnat
occurs to me. No mistake could be greater
With a numerous household TO supervise
and control, it was necessary that the mis-
trpss should possess some executive ability
TO keen everything going smoothly. 1nere
was the stOreroom and the giving OUT VI
provisions. Living on plantations remote
from towns, us many did. and purchasing
supplies in arge quantities, the key-pasket
twas necessity. Whoever saw southern
bousekeepcr without that badge OF authorl-
ty: 1t Stood by her at the breakfast
table, or was at hand on the Sldeboard. III
went with her on her daily rounds, ana lis
bunch of keys locked up many thing pc
sides food. That had to be apportlOned TO
the mouths that were to eat lt-So much
meal and bacon weekly to the people VINO
lived in the quarters and worked III the neltl.
so much to the house-scryants, ana so mtcn
daily measuring for the table OF the family.
The hot bread which smokes on the southern
breakfast board was measured into the cooks
kncading bowl the night before. The coffee
was given out. not the uncertain variety,
half chicorv or two-thirds rye and molaSsea,
which we drink who buy it ground, but
the best Java, bought green, Drowned over
the fire in spider, and ground as 1t was
wanted. The eggs were counted Tor tne
batter cakes or the pone, aud to the
least minutia of salt and spice every
condiment was distributed under the
mistress eye. This was the only
way under that system Of affairs, for with
the easy-going shiftlessness of Chloe ana
Dinah, had they been as honest as pane OF
glass, things would have melted away like
snow in March sun. All the clothing, for
winter and summer, for men, women, and
children, had to be cut out and made under
the direction of the ladies of the family.
And at any hour of day or night, if anybody
was sick, the mistress was the person to be
called upon. The mcdicine-chest was always
well supplied with potent remedies, espe'
cially with the calomel and quininc which
frighten- northerners, but which seem to
have blessed affinity for those who live
south of Mason and DiXon's line.-Hcdrh
and Home
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Array i'm q Court-Room-.DespeFado
KILLED.

CrscrsyArr, July 5.--At Owingsville, KY.
on Thursday William G. satterheld was
placed on trial for burning that place IL
April last. While one Hayden was testify
field to burn the place, satterfield and biz
friends rushed towards him, with revolvers
in hand, when several determined citizens
interfered and averted a collision. The
court then adjourned until yesterday.
Yesterday Sattertield and bis friends rode
into town with double-barrelled shot-guns
and revolvers. and were met by Mr.. Roon
the jailor, and other citizens. Hoon fired al
SattertielG, killing him instantly, when the
rest of the party fed. Satterfeld has been
regarded as dangerous, desperate charac'
Ter, and his death is not much regretted 10y
taw-abiding citiz@rs.
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S...-En J. -, Hp.Sru-A ,

Cosruass ar Love BEAscH.-A CORE
spondeut says the season at Long Branch nas
fairly commenced. There are not many laosS
bathers, the ladies' hanging back waiting tol
each other and for the presence OF numoels
to give them courage. There Is one very
pretty girl among the few lank blue ana gray
flannel figures. Her hair is cut snort aIo
clrls around her head. boy fashion an asn
gray flannel suit bound with Turkish oine,
Palmetto hat tied down with blue, anu
hempen slippers. This style ID known d., ~
the Nellie Grant" bathing costume. ihe
cut of bathing-dresses has altered. Tor,
nnerIy they consisted of trousers ana soheo
blouse. loose and belted in round the waist
Now they are made almost uniformly WIN
short skirt and Garibaldi waist, connecteu
together by a belt of the same ma.err ai,
,ro,,sers loose at the ankles, but shaTeu
rather close. , o
The fashionable hours for driving are
from tn G O'Clock. But the grand driVe Is
cav with elegant turnouts belonging 10 SUM
mer residents. Ladies' drive low pony phae'
tons, with square awning tops, ana sente.
men open barouches, tWo-seatea ouee'es' "a
English wagons in fine style. -.
White summer Observation-Disclosures py
General Grant-are becoming the rage; anu
really show very effectively with goid oanu
,lpon the hat and. the color in Eboons VI
necktie OF the ladies of the family.
Dressing among the cottagers Is not eA'
trayacant. but is becoming more suited 10
individual tastes than in cities. MothinS
dresses sometimes worn all day. are OF SOL,
plain null or nansook, or polonalse oi "nlte
lawn over black silk skirt with wide Roman
.,.b. mr. blouse with black waist OF ecru
batistc, with black grcnadlne skirts ana sasl'
of twilled silk; or charming dresses OF 1lae
or pink lawn. trimmed with muslin piail'
iugs, as an edging, upon plaitin1gs oil the ne
material: or simple Gabrielle dresses o'
linen or cambria, beIted in and drawn up on
one side. chatelaine style, with pocket Oh
the material. a.
Tbe hats worn upon the drives are OF the
most varied and fancifu descriptions. re"
dress-bonnets arc seen, and these are always
worn by city visitors; but the hats nave
heen pressed into service from all known
sources of supply. , w
The round sailor hats with turned-up
brim. which obtained the vogue carry IN Tue
season, are found singularly unsultaole loi
country and seaside wear, as they anora not
the least protection to the face. LadIes
have therefore taken to wearing thc neAlo's
Papamas: gentlemen's linen hats, "hite anu
GRAY. with melon crowns and broad brlmS
in addition to varieties of the palmetto the
broad-leaved Leghorns. turned up on one
side. and the perennial "sundoWh; Il
dozen of these quaint Bohemian odulC't'
can be purchased for the cost OF one elaoo-
rate bonnet.
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Sympathy for Cuba-Speech of Gerrit
Smith.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, July 5.-At the great
Fourth of July celebration here yesterday
Gerrit Smith, in an address, touched on the
Cuban question, arlaisnins the Admlnlstra-
ton for GOODNESS towards the cause OF Cu-
ban independence while allowing gunboats
TO he fitted out in New York for Spanish Use.
Cuba, he said, by maintaining successful
resistance for nearly five years, had earned
the recognition Of belligerent rights. lie
hoped that, since the Government hes'lated;
the people would take up Cuba's cause, ana
force the Government to act.
A resolution was adopted expressing SYM
patty with Cuba. and calling on the Gov
eminent to acknowledge the bclligerency, If
not the independence, of Cuba.
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Disastrous Fourth Of July Celebration.

BIsGHANToN, N. Y, July 5.-Durlng a
display of fireworks here last evening, Wei
ford Thayer and his son, of Montrcse. were
probably fatally injured by runaway horse
that went through the crowd. Three
children and woman were also hurt 10y the
same horse.
Mrs. Charles Carman was drowned in
Little Chonot creek while returning home
from the celebration of the Fourth. Her
husband was drunk and drove into the
creek
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The Cholera.

New YoKK, July 5.-There were two fatal
cholera cases here yesterday. They were
reported Us Asiatic cholera by the attending
physicians, but doctors attached TO the
Board of Health say both were aggravated
cases OF cholcra-morbus.
MEMPHIS. July 5.-There were thirteen
cb ,deh mem here yesterday. The dis
ease is spreading in the country.
NASHVILLE, July 5.--Tbere were only four
deaths from cholera in this city to-day.
occurred here to-day.
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The yoSht En- tradition Case. Etc.

New Yoax, july Carl Voght, charged
with the murder of Cheyalier de Banco 1T
Brussels about year ago, and burning his
chateau to concealthe crime, remains in con.
1inement On Governors Island. ALI the or
engagements are made for the eXtradition
warrant from Washington.
Peter b. Sweeuy is among the passengers
for Europe to-day.
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Long Branch Items.

Long BRANCH. July "a terrific thunder
shower occurred here at 8 O'Clock this morn
ing, lasting one hour, and there was another
at noon, accompanied by a momcnary hail
storm.
Secretary Richardson and Secretary Bel
KNAPP and family arrived here tonight.
Wanderer seems to be the favorlte thus
far for the Monmouth cup, TO he run for on
Tuesday.
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TCE-CREAM DEPOT,
i SCI BROAD STREET
ICE-CREAM A SPECIALITY.

Having recpened my ICE-CREAM DEPOT, S21
BROAD STREET, am prepared TO furnish to all
made lperfeclly free of onion, and sold at the
lowest rates. Satisfaction guaranteed.
r.. G. TYLER,
Agent for Charles HartwalIs Dairy.
my l1-eod2m
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Man Killed In ars ARRAY about Lady
C.scISNArl july o. Martin Evans, an at
tache of the Unit cd :. les Signal Offlce, was
shot and inst ntly killed IN Wheeling, Wesl
Virginia. yesterday in al alteration with a
man who was visiting lady to whom ne
was paying attention.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.


LONDON, July 5.-A Paris special says the
duel between NM. Ranc and De Cassasnac
is,to take place on Monday next.
LONDON, July 5.-The Paris correspondent
of the Times telegraphs to that paper that
the trial of Marshal Bazaine will probably
take place at Compeigne in the latter part OF
September.
MADRID, July 5.-The anniversary OF the
independence of the United States was cele-
brated at the American legation yesterday
by u grand banquet. Among the distin.
cuished guests of Minister SickIes were
Senior CASTELAR,, the members of the Cabinet,
the foreign representatives in Madrid, and
the president of the Cortes.
England.
LONDON, July 5.-There was no banquet
here Yesterday in celebration of the 4th OF
July. The representative Of the United
States WAS absent from the city, aud there
was no American vessel in the Thames.
A dispatch from Bombay reports rising
among the Hindoo peasants in the district OF
Poonah They refuse to pay their rents, and
have plundercd and burned several houses
Two bands have been dispersed by the
police,
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RAILROAD LINES.
an ~ M M M s;ss,s:;a asssssg
RICHMOND, foEK RIVER AND CUEsArgAYg,
ss 'AIIpptD fUdPAgY

RICHMOND, foEK RIVER AND CuEsArgAyE)
'AILgOAD COMPANY.
pMGaD. JIp.e -. 1874.
0N AND AFT. THIS DATE PAS.
y SEhGER and FREIGHT TRAINS On this
road VIII run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point 10, ves
Richmond at 2. NJ, and train from West pni,
VIII arrive az Richmond at 1890 4. If. daily isnn.
days exrepted,. :. "7'H-
The splendid steamer SUE, Captain A. G. Nrrr,r
has been placed OH the route between West poin, ~
Baltimore 70 run In connection with this mad All
will make three trips week leaving West r%r,
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATTPtt.YSs:
on the arrivalof the train, which Leaves Picbr,n,5
al p. NJ, arriving at Baltimore past m0rniny g.,
ample time to connect with trains jor tho En,,t
and West; and leave Baltimore MONDAYS WI"
NESDAYS. aud FRIDAYS at4P. ". corn.c,, ~
ut West Point with the train due at Richmond =,
1890 next morning.
igFare TO Baltimore, s.: cOlcrei people, g.
FREIGHT TRAIN. with passenger car stt,ch.d
for through freight only, leaves Richmond Tn,s
DAYS, Thursdays, and Saturdays at IA. " Tbr.n.I
freight received daily til q p. st. "''eH
FREIGHT TRAM, with passenger CIR ,t,ac,,.,
for freight between Richmond and Wesi pc,n'
leaves Richmond on Mondays Wrdrr .dats In ~
Fridays at A. NJ Local freight received T,iesd,c
Thursdays, and Saturdays tilTGP w.
EDW. F. FOLGER.
Gcnerai Freight aud Ticket gent,
w. N. BRAGG. Master Transportation. 10 ~
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Tho Gable Of 1873 COMPLETED.

HEARTS CONTENT, N. F., July 1.-The lay
iny of the cable of 1878 was successfully
completed this morning shortly after mid
night. q.
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MACHINERY. dc.

SECOND- HAND ENGINES, &c.
We have for sale the following In good running
order: ,,
One lOO-horse- power STATIONARY ENGINE,
Two 25-horsc-powcr PORTABLE ENGINES and
BOILERS, ,..- -
One l2-h0rse-powcr HORIZONTAL SIATloSARf
ENGINE,
One s-horse- power UPRIGHT ENGINE,
One 3-horse-power PORTABLE ENGINE and
BOILER.
Two No. NICK ESZIE BLOWERS,
Two No. 9 CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS,
Three STURTEyAST BLOWERS. assorted sizes.
All the above machinery Is of desirable cha
lacter, and will be sold at very low figure. Time
will be given OH the large machinery for approved
Daper with bank interest added.
WILLIAM 4. TANNER & CO.,
IL 24-lm Richmond, Va.
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flCHhOSD AND WELDON ROrTE.)
GENERAL MAyAGEK'S OFFICE
RICHMOND, VA, June Is. i-75 \
TfHE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE rim

n Wv hi1iJ ikcC run
The Mali. TRAINS leave Richmond =, 4 NJ
and 1:2o 7. NJ, arrive al Petersburg At sls A. t.
s.l5 p. 81. ''-' - III ""'
FREIGHT TRAINS, with a passenger coscl, ~.
tached, lea.e Richmond for Petersburg at 4 "
| and for Weldon al J.. NJ. anO returning leave Pc
tersburg II l0.35 4. VI. and f:5s pN
RETURNING MAIL TRAINS t4iyc Weldon n
$40 A. NJ. and 40 +. sl, and leave Petersburg At
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both r!grcs i, .
A. VI. and Z. W..
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Rich.
mond and Petersburg leaves PETERSBURG At 100 A VI
and p. NJ, and leaves Richmond al I1A5 =. VI. aud
6:I5 p. NJ
The Freight Trains and the Accommodation Tram
will not run on SUNDAYS. and the =. VI. M1l
Train Will not leave Petersburg SuuJays, ,ud thu
A. W. train does not leave Richmond Oil Mon
DAYS.
aud the accommodation leaving kiclrvn,i = 1874,
2. NJ, connect with the Norfolk aud Petcrsh,r,;
trains.
The MAIL TRAINS viii not stop between Rich.
mond and Petersburg except At Manchester AMI
Chester.
Passengers from Clover Hill will leave ut sam
and returning Leave Richmond III l..0 l.. NJ G,iW
Except Sundays).
Passengers viii take their meals AZ Jarra,,-s H.
tel, and all trains leaving Petersburg viii start from
the Washington-Strcct depot
PULLMAN'S PALACE ~LFEPING-ChPS ,rr.
attached to all the Night Mail Trains.
THOMAS II. WYkNF
IL 10 General Manager.
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THOMAS BALMER & CO.,
4 IMPORTERS.
1917 CARY TREET,
infer a complete assortment OF FANCY GROCE'
RIES and WINES, including
PEEK FREAS CRACKEES,
ALBERT BISCUITS. ,
LEA PERRIHS'S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
COLMAS'S MUSTARD,
COXE'S GELATISE,
MACARONI,
MORToS'S ENGLISH PICKLES,
CANNED TOMATOES,
CANNED PEACHES,
WISsLOw'S CORN,
BASES ALE, bottled by Hilbert:
AILSoP'S ALE, bottled by Hilbert:
GrISSESS'S PORTER, bottled by Hilbert;
GuINNESs's PORTER, bottled by Burke;
HESNESSY BRANDY,
ISASSI SHERRY,
HtTGER'S MOUNTAIN WIIISKEY,
RRASDEROuRG TABLE OIL. ap3
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struck BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
leara,n 20 the Dispatch. ]

:. Especial telegram to the Dispateh.l
PETERSBURG, July about 10 O'Clock
last Friday night the Matoaca cotton factory
was struck by lightning in the picking-room,
and five bales of cotton destroyed. The
operatives extinguisbed the hre. - -
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
Saturday, July 5.
OFFERINGS

WHEAT.--Nhite, 81 bushels.
toKN.--White, 2i0 bushels. Yellow, 400 bushels
SCRkESISGS.-S bushels.
SALES.
CoRE.-White, 2lo bushels common on private
terms.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT.--White, 46 bushels new.
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Rank Statement.

NEW York, July 5.-The following Is to-day's
bauk statements Loans Increase S. 3e8, 200: specie.
increase, IS lega-tenders, increase, Ss 49,,
900 circulation, decrease, $3s 200.
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WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w VA, have been further improved, ana WI u
omen on the 1sT OF uNE. Pamphlets to De naa OF
Purcell Laid CO.. Rcnmo ON or o. eaE e HsS ner
month Of twenty eiGllt days. ~,
EUBANk, REYNOLDS Co.
Proprietors.
y. LAyGuoRNE, NJ. D., of Lynchbnrg, Resi-
d.ut Physician. my LIN
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Over Niagara FalIs-Fatal Accidents

ROCHESTER, July 5.-Two men, two wo-
men, ard hoy went over Niagara Fall,
Yesterday. Their names are unknown.
There were five fatal accidents here yes
terday.
Second Dispatch.
ROCHESTER. July j.--The party that went
over Niagara Falls yesterday were sailing in
a boat 10 Chippewa. They got into the IA
pids and, losing control of the boat, went
over The falls. Pieces Of the boat have been
found, but none of the bodies. Two of the
party, Il young man and woman, were to
have been married to-day.
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GOIkt, EAST.
C,HESAPEAkE AND ONO RAIL
L, ..,,L Lii III L- o.

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL.
" RUhD.--on aud Ii,.r 5lh MAY, Ia, IN, iE, rl-
ger trains will run A. follow;
WESTWARD.
MAIL TR hIS.-lcaNcr kichm"wi -" \. v:
DAILY except Sunday, ""umrcIin. mHh g..
Va NJ & q =. railroad st ',or'un nj .'#" hW-
lnttcsville. ard arrives at WHIT. sulphur >pr!#A.
EXPRESS TRAIN.--Lrav's Et,hmvut " % Y.
NJ DAILY except saturday. rpnur,'insJ i, Hnr."l
Vile with W. e.. Va VI. < T.. s. railr"li Train. i"r
Lynchburg and southwest, ana arrives " liH'-
inptull at $40 !. VI. ueAt day. steamer 1\'e !tnn-
ington or arrival OF til" train. and arrive - H.
clnuati at Il O'Clock next morning.
This train stop, hetwccu hici,ln' ud APT " ili"
sulphur o. " ut jan ttDll. H"r'l"r-. lie, h''"'.--
yilln. Staunton Goshen. Ntllh"lu. and ."etnrlpu
ACCOMMODATES rP&iA.--Lra'". r. lnn"wi
at $40 F. NJ. DAILY except SUNDAY, ANA %F'hcs IL
Gordonsyilie at s:!S =.
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati 81 ~. VI. rAlr -
cent SUNDAY, and arrives IT Huntington - \.
VI next day, connecting with eNurc.- tram.
EXPRESS TRAIN.--IcavCS Huntington ~ lNN
NJ DAILY rAcput sunday, aud arrives Al aichuI"f'
at 1870 A. VI. next day. connecting Win ituH
going south and with lanes river steamer Tor ~,
folk This train stops between VINE" Nuinhnf 'H'
Richmond only al Junction. tr"r''lI,I iir. .au-
lOtesvillc, Staunton, Goshen, Nit"'"' III" ''''
inSton ~ :,
NAH. TRAM. caves White sulphur -. !. We
DAILY except Sundays, connecting wan W. ." ""
NJ 4 C. s. railroad At charlottesville an! H"rh"h''
Vile, and arrives at Richm"nd T.. ". -,...
ACCOMMODATIONS RAlN:-L"at"> "ur 1'.,,.,
vile $50 4. NJ. DAILY except sundayS r"nar.i'Lg
ri t;ordousyie with w G., Va, ~ & e; :. railroad
train from Lynchburg aud southwest, amt "ri'v' ~
Richmond lO:l5 4. III. -
For further information inquire ai tue comtH;
Office on Broad near Seventeenth street.
4 II PERRY. General ,>rtl"fIrtrN''i-
JAMES F. SETuERLASD, General tichi -'t'"'
my s
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arssMER RESORTS.

IpaWFORD,S sPRINGS.-These
sppIsGs> situated eighteen miles west :. O
stnunton and one mile from -. a1 nnv omen. Com
Chesapeake and Ohio raroa ns SULPHUR, chalybea.e
nd frsestons water per day gse pei
week. sso per month. Address tne 0uD''i'i
PSHd Ssg Augusta s %SfIyy kIfHIW ApDELL
BOARDING n 20 Pr had IN .o nnn
w,a,, tn get twelve or fifteen persons !" IT, rasi
In my family during the summer mohss n,e Of the
dence is at Franklin Coarthe ,ae Persons desr
Ing 10 come to the mountains will be
OH liberal terms-by applying at once. heie e"'e'
given IL oeSiri Mrs 81. J. HALE, Rocky Mount.
,o,,-,w A'' Franklin comfy. va.
DANsON'S HOTEL.-This comfortable
X house located Mt Central depot, Atlantic, MIS-
stssippi and Ohio railroad Montgomery COUNT nov,
having been furnished WIN new r me irreIljrg pub
Iir Special attention to VISITORS ,o ~ drsn
White Sulphur springs. Personal attehioh give"
u ie Ps aS-lm B.RANsON. Proprietor
A FTON HOUSE.-This pleasant summer nm sl
n resort, which cannot be excelled by any Place
In the mountains for beautiful views, dry' pnre
mountain air and easy access will be opened ouie
list. Terms: siu per month : children and servants
ha'' pF''eis S. f b. GooDLoE & CO.. Alton, va
MY "a d2m* Chesapeake and Ohio railroad:
CEA-sIDE RESORT.-COBB'S HOTEL.
- cOBB'S ISLAND, VIRGIN1h.-Now opcn i -:
the reception of visitors II Is wei kh4wn soi 'S
TERMS 80 per day, SIS per week. S6o per HUI -
of four weeks. .r. ,ho i,,udz
Through tickets from Norfolk TO inc lsana ,. ~ y,
ROUTE: From Norfolk to Cherrystone 3y ststn,e s
n. P. Banks, Mondays, Wednesdays; ana r rn
~ io slim Cherrystone, Virginia.
Enguirer copy two weeks daily.
~.rII ,IIrT SPRINGS. VIRGINIA.,
Is OPEN JUNE 18TH, .
TIr MILES FROM MILLBORO' DEPOT, CliEsA-
'' pEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD. o,,,,,
This Mace is noted for Its alum AMI tome caiS
vo,tn w,fnrs nure and dry atmosphere, inchuon
and excellent buildings. and is in every way s1iteI
to tho comfort of families. Board $50 pei n.9a,.
,f fnIr weeks. For particulars send for circulars
Post-offce ut the springs. ,,,,o, ,,h,,z,
,am az "0 " JOSEPH BAXTER,
call W. c. DARLINGTON.
,,or Proprictors.
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RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RAILROAD Co..
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT.
RICHMOND. VA. Jun" u. Is73 !

RICHMOND AND bAEyILLE RAILROAD CO..
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT.
RICHMOND. VA. June -, ls73
GOING w i ST.-The Lynchburg and
~ Danville Passenger Train daily '"Nccpt sun
days. leaves Richmond at J:!5 \. NJ: Eurkcvtlr Al
l:2O l.. NJ: arrir II l.ynChhurg i.i5 L. NJ and an
rives mt Danvie al @ 7. VI.
SUNDAY Lynchburg Passenger Train lc.yrs Rich
mond at s:25 \. W.. arrives at Burkcvl. 1t IL.
a. VI. and Lynchbufg n $40 +. "
Through Mail aud Passenger Train leaves Rich
mond daily III les Z. NJ; leaves DanNia daily St
s45 F. NJ: arrives at Greensboro daily ~ !!.!l
p. NJ.
GOING EAST.
The Lynchhurg aud DaMyie Passenger Inin.
daily except Sundays lrtve LynrhhUrg ~ ~ =,
at il:4O 4. NJ: arrive at Richmond nj s.IJ l.. VI.
The Sunday LynchburE Passenger lrtin have
Lynchburg AT sl5 L. NJ leave. RuIb"S Hi al Ito t.
~: arrives at Richmond al ST. L. ".
The Through Mail and Passenger Train l,In>
Greensboro daily at SIS 7. VI: l"sy's laruh
daily at l1l7 2. NJ: arrives At Richmond daIY q.
e:35 A. NJ.
The Through Mail and Passenger Trains Lii.
South connect at Greensboro Win train, ~ ID.
North Carolua railroad for all p"IG:g -ou,h
The Lynchhurg Trains CONNECT ~ LuIk"r'He
with train on the Atlantic Mississippi and Onto
railroad for all points southwest and south
Through tickets TO ali point south and '"utl",s'
can be procured at the ticket office In ki'hm0ni,
and of f. +. WALKER. agent Of IN" Al!rttr. vi.
sissippi aud Ohio railroad. No. iJ-h Nam street.
Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements I" ri'"fNs" ii.r
schedule OF this Company Will pl'lac min l"a'"',.
y. VI. K TILtuII.
iel3 Engineer AMI >uI'riu'r.Nn'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-07
- -, . ,TrfeEs or STEAMERS.

TOR PHILADELPH A. GKTh
Tho steamer ALLIANCE. Captain ssaaazass N
CARR viii receive freight for the ac, aecve port TN
TUESDAY the 9Th instant. at u c'S s ,ver,oo,
and ' Antwerp ria Red Star Line, and bills ladlng
signed through, ,,c,rd,ng rnes,s and
f assaSn Sc w. T. PORTER, Agent
staleIooH 60 No 2i25 Dock street.