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tnncrsity Of hiNI,,itpi.-COm
meur"mcut Exercises

Commencement sr,auu uu sun
da,. june a-i. lbs Ncy. DR.. B.1al
Us. 9l South Cltu,iga.
Annual Meeting uf the Bosrl Of
Trustees on Monday, june a1l.
Grafton aud Defamation by che
junior and SOPHOMORE classes, on
Monday anl Tuesday. june sd sal
lltl.
Historical discourse On Wulno.
day, June 18th, by Chancellor Wad
dell.
Alumni Oratiou on Wodn,elay
June 18th.
Annual commencement day.
Thursday, June 9Gth.
By order al the Doarl.
Tuos T. d. ppurt-.
Secretary.
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We return our thanks 10 the
Mother Superior of the 81. Agnes
Female Academy, of Memphis,
Tenn, for IN invitation to attend
the commencement exercises of That
school, which begins on Tuesday
morning, June 18th. This is one
Of the best schools ia the sonth. and
has received The patronage Of a aum.
Der Of our citizens, who have been
vel pleased.
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Walden, Hiss, In Ashes.

Abou, ono O lock on Tuesday
uighta iao broke ont ON the Main
Iuarc, Walden, Miss. and spread
20 rapidly that every building from
llirrrhs corner, on the South, 10
Walden, kopperl a Hawkins ucu
tore. ON the north, were totally con
mmel in the short space of one
! our from the time tho lire was first
discovered and so quick was the
fire King in his work Of destruction
that some OF the merchants were
unable to even secure their books
from the burning elements.
The loss is estimated at two hun
bred thousand dollars: partially in.
surci The principal lossors ure T..
y. Gorliu, 5. G. Bains, Wilson
Bros, Lichcustciu, lljrsch 4 Brla.
goods damaged from moviugl dry
goods and grocery merchants
Clark iewclry store the po.tohicc
and contents; ). Il. Sprolcs, drug
ei,t; Mrs Tom' Hotel the saloons
ct BIackman aud Allen. and Il tin
Seventeen businoss houses
were destroyed, most Of which were
occupied.
Il is not known how the lire origi
mated. whether from accident or the
iLccudiarys torch
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The Hub m.Flamr>.

Another great lire hat igvn la'ri
the clt, oC Boston over one mil
lion dollars worth of property was
destroyed 10 the central portion of
the city hy the FIRE on Friday night
Of lastwcck. ll seems ihatu ter.
riblo rotr.bution is being hcapyd mp
on tho puritan city Tor the sins Of
the past, The fire. Of Chicago, Bos
ton, and other cities, within the past
year, prove how futile ave the boas,
ted efficiency OF the lire departments
in suppge sing Obstructive fires
These fires prove that every city "a
liable NJ nIl times To be- destroyed hy
fire. and that the well Iaid plans ol
men to save their property are at all
times IN the hauds ol an ever con
trolling Providence that often secs
tit IN the wise dIspcnsnu1u OF I'M
man affairs, 10 visit terrible punish
meut upon men. Tho Insurance
Companies Of the north have lost
heavily IN tins fire.
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1t hgs been a matter OF cou.idora-
bic wonder why the brave and I'm,
dnuntel Capt Jack reiterated from
his stronghold in tho LAVA Bcb4. It
has atlcuglh been explained thu.ly
The captain had "a mother n.law,
but didn't want one muchly. During
his last engagement With the L. s..
troops, he adrotly placed her in a
position where ~ the chances were
in favor Of bis peculiar views ON
this subject, and awaited resuIts
Capt. Jack wasn't oNtcrmiuaicl
hardly a bit, but the lmtcd States
soldiers were cons. Icnlly So. In
tact, Jack Only loss was hjs moth,
cr.in.llw, who, instead OF being
killed, was only captured
II seems that, beginning 70 smell
a mice, she informed Gen. DAVIS Of
her relationship 10 the Modot chlci
tain, and utimotd IN such strong
er9s her aayi3y to behold his face
once narc that be at once released
3icr.
That evening IS ;hc great Modoc
was looking in the djtectiou oil bis
eXteNninators, be saw 10 the dis.
taa,ea female form approaching biz
camp Something made him I'm,
easy. lie looked agsiu. Something
abovt that fora nul lrr,sgo was
familiar. The truth burs, upon him
1t was his mclhcrJn-laW lie tlcm.
bled-ycs, be, Gle great Modoe. who
was bidding defiance 10 toe whole
United States army, tremblel ruj
turned a. pale W. q tull.biualci
Mod0t could lie loit bic camp
lie deserted his slrouglcld-be e.
treated tn %, d ogdcr. and L is said
that he Is sill falling back towards
the Rocky Mountains, aud will act
feel hat his scalp Is secure until be-
places tbs immense mountain range
between limself aud bis iritc man.
ma.in.lav.
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Wclcarn that Mr. II. Noshay.
Ey.Dypun lu,ut States Marshal.
arrested u Young man by the name
ct Foster prItrharl, at Corners
vile, Marshall county, last Noudl,
charged with the murder, some lime
since, Of q negro IN Holmes county
and that IN making the arrest he
" oshayl passed himself oil % "a
dcputy United States Marshal
Pdtclard. We learn, wa carried to
Rocky Ford. rontotoc county, at
which place he made his escape.
We are informed TINT Mr.. Nosha
is neither a deputy Dnitrd States
Marshal or sheriff aud would Ike
90 know upon what authority he Is
actiug.-uN,url Falcon.
Thi. i- the same party who ar,
rested several parties in this county
during the pas, spring and winter
lie is known in Oxford ~ the most
interruptions scamp IN tie country,
and unworthy the respect Of an,
ouc.
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SrtfF ~ Ntsstssirft
d Henry Nussturs. Auditor OF ruilit sc.
counts Of tbr State Aforesaid. ~ hereby cttti,
That ne foregoing statement ~ the New YORK
Lib ibsumngt tomprny 1t New 1sk, \ T..
B, iHl, sul correctly 0piti num The criErsi.
IN hIs tu ms ufce. t,vsu uudtr my hsud
ana sfistl val. ihis sth itf Of Nav. is1l
n Mrsrsa,L Auditor u Public Actouuts
l. A spistf manhgsr 0r Tynu, Ark. ami
North Miss
Ng rufrs, General Agent
msvIt stui. N's
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giving Causes symptoms and Treatment Of
80 ordinary i,mlIe complaints. A book Hr,!-
ID By 40 mothers and SICILY females. piiyS
% .'s. Address as above
klNclLUE : WRIGHT. Araut
saplia Mississippi.
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES
GROCERIES, Etc, Etc.

Suss Che recent Fir We have r~.osnsi
aatu We build, in t%ailiing iHsi norih Of iur
hatni s'ute. Vain Street Cur assortment II
general mstthandifs i rev aud stiAttive. and
- aft selling b ttty cheap % each bayeu
rhaakiul fot The literal ratr tusrr We have
fsttitsi fpm NE pablir AMI ouf friends esn.
tvriy " solicit " TAR lcaliag /. combination
Uftis ssms.
tirss BASS tCp
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\ young fortune hunter surprised
bis friends by announcing thai he
va, going into agriculture, and
should commence his husbandry hy
removing wcci--snme rich aud
lovely widow weeds Ex.
Are any Of our citizens thusly in
Glued?
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Those people who live to healthy
old age are those who take care Of
themselves. There Is one ia Dan
bury Who guards asains, the ire
qucnt sudden changes Ut weather
hy wearing ut the same time q linen
lH.icf and an o]yerrpat. o. q cool
day lie puts the oycrcoa, over the
dustcr, and uhcu q su'try spell
comes On he puts the buster outside
the nxcrcugt,
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Sheriff. Sale.

ny virtue Of two writs Of vcndt e1ponas 10
me directed itom the Circuit Cont u Pamela
County Mississippi In the suit Of VIM. Spsn.
Ger 3 60, and ]. e. brady plaintiffs ". ". u.
Wall administrator Of the estate Of joel A
Wall do leased, viii on lhg frt Nandi, Of
jane, 1879, Il being the "a Day Of said month.
offer iUr sale 10 ir0ui u the court house door
the nnn 81 Sariis, ta the highest bidder
Tor cash, tho follow NIX described real estate
t1-eit The i1t known ~ the joel 4. Wall
lot in The town Of Etietv ...s. county II Pamela
and State OF Nilsusippi, aud r1uiliu.r. Use
arrcs more dr less, rnd hring the s,tas 40.
ON which The said Joel A. Wall resided a, IN.
time Of bis death, IL being a part Of the south
half Of southeast quarter dissection :, township
nnge wct, ia said county, together with
the houic on said lot 10 tatisfy the above writ
Which Is a claim i0r mechanics lein5 aud al
Sale within lawful hours.
L. oZANNE, Sheriff.
Nay go, lsfa may-lu-tw.
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ENGLISH
BITTERS.

n INFINITE multitude Of diseases wait
- upon woman footsteps from the cradle
10 he grave. and go long q, she exposes her.
sch 10 the yariqus yicislindes Of the weather,
aud ovcr-cbnnging SCIENCES VI liics ittll %iolics,
So long vii, she be the recipient Of troubles
peculiar 10 her sex. But few ladies are eX.
cmpt from some form Of female complaint.
The diseases and symptoms Of some Of those
affections alluded 10, ARE Gs follow. C,iYlo-
30. or Green Sickness, all irregularities, liy5.
tories, pnlpim,ion, SICK Headache, Difficulty
81 Breathing Smuthtfing Spnaqions prllap-
us, u'feri nrl liberation. r3.i ic.' and htai,
Gllllac and Swimming OF tha Head, Pain
tu Doc .ls asd back, low spirit. a1l meiiu
.h.ly Mental and Physical Prostitution Wr
mlu,.s Indigestion, Constipation, Torpid
fIyrr. and al tha, class Of chronic complaints
peculiar 20 t1c female sex, Tgy peculiar and
uh.e coma nation known as pf1u.
suu.
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cts ana rouitt ,f New York
Nsf. Fu-tin PRECEDENT sri William n
Ntsr V,t F~usfituttui Au.u1fv u Cd. Nov
York Li, Insurance Ceupiu, being duly 81
afmel sui sv1fH. do irHtst and av. fts, me-
rr nE statement Of tle condition OF said
toHF,ry r1 The 3it i1y ~ uc,tnter is.
is turtyi snt true De gsjius 10 tbg hes. o
ihtif knowledge. iu'Jtm sfipu anil ts'.el.
--L. O.. Nass.4 rsAsatfy. President.
Well ufkss Vice FIRES a Aetaary
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Alarmed and sworn 20 pc,lfe me. .hs 1i
l5y q, March. 1873
rasr Is A,rrsarv.
Commissioner ff Mississippi To-
u $ tv, County emil State ut Now
NWk
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The Issue in the Canvass.

The Washington Republican Of yesterday
has the following remarkable paragraph:
There is authority for the statement that
Colonel r. w. Hughes, who is almost GER
tain to be the nominee of the Lynchburg
convention as the Republican candidate for
Governor of Virginia, will place himself
squarely before the people in favor of free
railroad franchises. 1t is probable that be
will be opposed by General Kemper, who is
almost certain to receive the Conservative
nomination, and who, rs the immediate
friend of General Malone, the president Of
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Com.
pany, will advocate the system which has
been properly characterized as the close
communion policy In other words. the
the question OF internal improvements, the
Republican party representing the ideas of
progress and liberality, while the Conserya-
tives will represent the ideas OF General
Malone and stinginesS."
We give the Republicans statement for
what it is worth, and that is not much. It
is willing tool Of GRANTS, but very poor
and inefficient one. It's editor seems to be u
nobody, or worse. One of the words which
he uses most frequently is dying" He
charges anybody and everybody with "ly-
ing" even gentlemen whose shoes he is not
worthy to blacken, and he seems to have DO
idea that be has violated any rule ofpropriety.
The paper that thus charges men of honor
with crime, or vice, or sin that no gentle
man is ever guilty of, is not worthy Of be-
lief when it charges them with other things.
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POPULAR SCIENCE MoNrHLY.--The con-
tents of the August No. of the Popular
Science Monhlyare as follows: Electric Tel
ezra hs. by Professor A. 2. DEscHANEL (l'lus'
trated); The Study Of sociology--Dlscl'
pline, by HERBERT SPENCER; Footprints on
the Rocks, by Professor CHARLES ID. HITCH
COCK Gllustrated); The Nature and lnhu'
ence of Foods, by DR.. EDWARD SM1TH; Lu'
mar Temperatures; The Problems Of the
Deep Sea, by Professor L. II. HUXLEY; Con-
densed Milk in England, by DR.. EDWARD
LANCASTER Lowly Vegetable Forms, by
Rev. HUGH MACMILLAN; The Weather and
the Sun, by RICHARD A. PROCTOR Orientals
at Vienna; The Morbid Effects of Heat, by
DR.. WILLIAM j. YoUMANs; Sketch of Pro
fessor Coffin (portraiD; Correspondence !;
Editors Table; Literary Notices; Miscel-
lany; Notes. ~. ... ?: ,.r@,tn s.a
The above list will give the reader a bet
ter idea of this excellent monthly than would
any comments we could make. The August
No. is, nevertheless, not equal to most of the
issues as a popular periodical. 1t contains
what u Chicago educational journal calls
" slang THAT is, too many technical terms.
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For the Dispatch.

Can you inform me whether or not the
revenue laws of the United States exact
from a small druggist retail liquor license
of SO for the privilege Of selling as medi-
cine a few gallons Of alcohol? - "a : 80 q.
Ans,cer.-Thc law says that eoery person
who sells or offers for sale foreign or domes--.
tic distilled spirits, wines, or malt liquors, in
less quantities than FIVE gallons at the same
time, shalt pay a tax OF $50.
The same law defines "distiued spirits !"
to be "that substance known as ethyl alco-
"hol, hydrated oxide of ethyl, or spirit Of
swine" Sc. .t1''d
The person has the right to sell as many
gallons as. he can, The, quantity sold does does
not increase nor diminish the tax. Our cor
respondents case is a hard one, but thereve-
nue. officer has only done bis duty.
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Tom ScoTr AND HIS RIvALs.-The Phila-
delphia Inquirer of last Saturday has the
following paragraph - --.-~-.-',
6" The Nep Route to WaShington.--For
several days past it has been rumored that
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company intend.
ed to withdraw its new through train by
the Columbus route to Baltimore and Wash
ington. This has been found to be true, and
as consequence there wilt be no trouble, as
was anticipated. The passenger trains on
the new airline route will be disconit nuetl
on Monday, and the trains will be run over
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
line. 1t is understood that the new arrange
ment is the result OF a consultation OF rali.
way officials of both lines, recently aietd, aiitt
will not initiate against the Interests OF the
travelling public" 7ass't " ,'i
This seems to indicate that ScoTr has been
beaten, or that his rivals have conceded
something that has caused him to cease run
ming his opposition line, we know not which
The streets Of Richmond have been full oil
his posters, offering to, transport passengers
on the new opposition line. ;All these offers
win now be withdrawn, of course. His
line was, in fact, some fifty or more miles
longer than the competing one, and the Bal.
timore tunnel does not add to his facilities
for speed to such an extent as to make up
for this increased distance. One thing is Ger
tain, however: we have competing lines OF
railroad, both Of which can be run between
Washington and New York, and the one
will always serve as cheek upon the dispo-
sition o., the other to be unjust to the public.
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,Tns, insurance companies died motions %
dismiss Tor want Of jurisdicttek as fhsy
were mot citizens nor inhabitan9a oiaspe
EBostsh district, and therefore c1sHd nee
sued therein. 10 ne
The plaintiffs pleaded the State 'a", Wa 90
provides that every foreign company GONG
business in, Boston shall appoint an agent IN
that ,ei,y,- upon whom all lawful processes $.
aa,a;inst .hecompanies may eserged with like
effect as If the compapy-were Massachu-
sets company. $50. .ss
The DEFENDANTS contended that the statutes
OF q State could not enlarge the jurisdiction
Of the United States Court, and that neither
this statute. the bankrupt act, the Judiciary
act, nor the act for the; furtherance Of jus
.ice, gave the District Court jurisdiction over
the defendants. So
The court dismissed the cases, Of course.
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To-day the American Pathological Associa

To. day the American Philologic Asso cial-.
ton meets at Easton, Pa. Among the gen.
tlemen who are expected to he present from
the southern States are Professor ScHELE DE
WERE. of the University Of Virginia !; Pro-
fessor JoYsEs, of Washington and Lee Uni
versity; Professor SMITH, of Richmond Col
lege Professor ToY, OF the Theological Sem
inary at Greenvile. S. c., and many. others.
Surely reconstruction Is going on in earnest.
Some of the gentlemen from the South can
hold their own in any discussion which will
be likely to arise in the Association. we
feel great confidence in our Virginia repre-.
sentatiYes, and South Carolina may well
boast of Toy. H,,. -
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A Visa Measure.

The City Council on last Monday passed E
an ordinance requiring persons who have
'hydran,s to cause the same to be connected
with The culverts on those streets IN ''1le1
there are culyerts. This was rendered
necessary by the fact that the cutters o.
many Of the streets which. are nearly leVel
always contain quantity of water totien-
siye to the smell and productive of disease
Il will surprise anybody who has not noticed
the state of the streets to see how much OF
the stencil which offends the public olfacto'
1ries arises from the waste water We have
sIyoken of. -. -. i ,.,,..-.s ! -. ~ rgT Il
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ERRORS. subject is there so serious
that the newspapers cannot make it appear
ridiculous? Read the following statement
as itappeared yesterday in our kilograms
Everybody in this place had cholera
symptoms, and some large families have only
fIro Ioft3 -,H'.;.r If1. r ..ss 4. sH.' -...li 3.
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A New Jersey builder advertises that ne
scan make fire. proof any building in New
YORK." This will be good news to property
owners, and will, of course, do, away with
fire-insurance companies. "-"a'f 3"
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me- FRESH COD-LIvER OIL.

~BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best in the world
The only true and perfect dye.sHarmless, reliable
and instantaneous; no Disappointment; no ridcu'
lous tints or unpleasant odor. Remedies the Ill
effects of bid dyes and washes. Produces imme-
aiatey superb black or natural brown, and leaves
the hair clean, soft, and beautiful The genuine
signed ". A. BACHELOR. Sold by all druggists.
i, t'Ii,f.t CHARLES, BACHELOR,
, ee se-eod ..,s;n, jiain Proprietor, New York.
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DEATHS.

M N
1,,oa ., o'clock on sunday, goth instant. at the
residence of her husband, after q iong anu 'el'
ainfu illness, which she bore with Enr,sua s,rp pa
! s5s aS %css In The Thirty year Of her
~ Dear as thou vert, and justly Dear d. =
d. One Thought shall check the starting fear ii
1t is that thou art free. l,..,...s. ....sa..- #.
=; And thus shall faiths consoling power ,..t, =
n The tears Of love restrain; -'a.t '-',
Oh, who that saw thy parting hour saa .a
Could wish thee here again? t,f,.,,..g a
ia Triumphant In thy closing eye
81 I The hope of glory shone, ... go.
.iI Joy breathed In thy expiring sigh p, -.
TO think the race was run. .,.,....:,
Gently the passing spirit ded, s,,. IT,.
Sustained by grace divine; ..tr0.. gsE
$50 Oh, may such grace US be shed, n. rs,ia "a
And make our end like thine. s.g=l -
DIED on Monday July 18th AM Ia SI,a, C
Terres, aged seven nionthssand nineteen days,
DIED, in Newark, n. J, on the 10Th July, HEATH
WOODkuFF, son of $. II. and NJ. G. Halves, aged
five months. .nr s,.ssass .ei = r. tl.lr.AI
Funeral services at Newark. '"s
Died, July Is, 1873, GEORGE, infant son of John
+. w. and Mary Mackie Gibson, aged nine months
and fourteen days. .g U.ifg.ss si i. rjqY..
Died, on the 9Th instant, IN Louisiana, CATH
terof the late Henry ". Moncure, OF Richmond, va.
the ssh Instant e. re Ess,ssnSs OF DE-
DR.. james d. Moncure. 4 s,sff .asf,;. -
Died. at his residence, on Main street. In this city
at half past 10 O'Clock Yesterday, the 3st instant,
A. d. TONNES, In the 81 xty- frst year Of bis age.
His funeral will take place OF IT. Rauin cnur 3u
dives and frieads Of the family arc invited 70 at
tend trss,.55t .s!ga;s al al gsaH ~ 4;
Died, ON the morning OF the 3lst ipstant OF the
Medical College, IA MES BAOCfGALGPpOsaged
-oieft wears: born IN Bsrgonasca, Italy lie
leaves q widow and five children aud numerous
irisnus 10 riae nj az Peters, church at
al O'Clock THIS EVENING. -lAil friends are In
3ylted 10 attend. teI - So. . s. = =. -
baltimore New York, ST, Louis, No, and San
Francisco, Cal, papers please copy. s.ss3s e
O'clock MF. IMu4L1AM FERRAND,4of North
Car0lins, In TIE ffsy-foGrth year Of his age fs.
His fnneral wl tuke place from his late residence,
No. iaos Maisl street, THIS Tuesday, MORNING
at ies O'Clock. Friends Of the family invited TO st,
tend. 81. ts543ttit:I .s5,,Te s f.74 ga tt.Ei
Wilmington IN. CO papers please copy, Il f-:5 >,
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We have received a copy of the catalogue
of Richmond College for the session 1928.
1t indicates that the, College enjoys q high
degree of public favor. 49,
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MEETINGS.

kFAsSNIC MOTTtE. THE mem.
MI bersAfTEafPL oDng, Nosas.!l ~
Adams H6sE THIS EEa !ay) -EHEN ING, july NY
I'D, MT Z oSEiack. BrGk{en In gog4sgIsaanainB 1As
Invited To- ftend. BY SEtR,r Of ME ~ ~.
TIVE members of VERYAIN CHApI LII
MOL o. 40. D., are hereby notlnea ~ NJ
a yesniar yneetina of thair chapter T0rSiGatShNs
q o;ciock at Odd.Fello.zsi Hall. corner fIan1ain
and Mayo streets. BY order OF the =; a: :,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22
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~ DAILY LINE FOR .....-..----
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
NORFOLK PoRTsMoUTH,A AND REGu-
~. LAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
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J.. yIJE DE L,EAU AND OLD POINT HOTELS.
CARRYING UNITED rSTATEs+-MAIL AND
4, ADAMS EXPRESS. y j-..
On and after Nav Sth, 1872 this company VIII run
y DAILY LINE (Sundays excepted), consisting VI
their fast and elegant steamers ,os-.
II John SYLVESTER, CAPTAIN d. A. fOsI,
ELIZA HANCOCK, CAPTAIN Il. y. GItfohD,
leaving Richmoud at 81 A. III. and arriving mere al
Passengers make sure connection at Norfolk with
Bay Line for Baltimore, Philadelphia, ana New
York. go - .sa .ss'gr z.'t5 &oso
Fare to NDrf0ik.... ......'.'..''V "
Fare 10 Norfolk and return. ..--...... Nv
Fare to Baltimore. .....s."''.'. y yo
Fare TO Philadelphia. ....,........... ~
4 Fare to New York. :. :. 80. - "
Fare to Vue de l'Eau or Old folnt...; eo
Fare TO yue de l'Eau or Old Polnt anu
Tickets on sale on steamers and at Garner q Co.
Ticket Agency, 500 Main street Baggage checket
through Freight received daily for Boston, NOT,
folk and Portsmouth, ana regular iahulpSs VII
James river. from A. NJ. to T. M
Freight tor way Landings must be prepaid:
l.. B. TATUM. General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; orancn Oh
fee Ninth aud Main streets. leo