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A Gard.

Messrs. Editors,-With the view OF foster
ing every musical enterprise In our COM
munity, will you allow me the space IN your
columns to recommend that our cltlzens
qeneraily will show their appreciate OF tho
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TIE SEVENTH ANNUAL MaSSCERADE
AND
DRESS IALL
PURIM LODGE. No. is. ]. .. 3. B.,
Will take place on
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 13. 1873.
Handsome prizes Sill be given for the best male
and female masks. Entrce march ut O'Clock.
A limited number OF tickets will be sold and can
he had Of the following committee of arrangements: !:
WILLIAM LSsy ENSTE1N,
ABRAM GUNST,
Al. ). BLOCK,
n. ROSENDORF,
ISAAC COHEN,
JULIUS FISHER,
JACOB MAY.
Costumes can be had Of VI. MlIIELDOkF ER,
Jo3 Trold street NH 7-F,M.W.Th4t
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ID ICHMOND THEATRE.
LII GRAND COMBINED CONCERTS,
BY McCANN'S AND KESSNICIfS
FULL BANDS AND ORCHESTRA,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH Z, Sk'. M. AID
MATINEE on SATURDAY, ETH, At L. Nj.
PROGRAMME:
PART I.
|. Piquc Dame torerturcl .........; orchestr;.
3. Cavatina Atil;i (Vcrd) Brass Bands.
!. Potpourri urom FAUST. Orchestra.
S. Grand Selection tWliam Tcl) Brass Bands.
PART III.
|. La Gazza ladra (ovcrturc). Orchestra.
.. Song, II liacn tTroraore) Mr.. Rosenfclt
3. Grand Selection tGems of lreand). Brass Bands.
1. Selection (Iomco and Juliet. Orchestra.
S. Anvil Chorus trrovatorc). ........-.. Full Bands.
Rcscrvetl-scat tickets 5Oc.-at AmiIold's Musical
Exchange good for either concerts; general admis>
sion at Theatre, 25c. JAMES +. MCCANN,
Direc' or OF Brass Bands
JOHN IKE SSNICH,
mhe.st Director of Orchestra.
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Ask your grocer for DooLEY's YEAST PowpFE,
the best baking powder for preparing biscuits, rolls,
bread, griddle-cakes, wafles, &c. Depot, 90 New
street, New York. 1t retail by all grocers.
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BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISIIIyG GOODS, of L. b. SPENCE son.
merchant tailors .clohers, and dealers in gentle
mems furnishInSgoods, No. 1900 Main street.
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FINE TEAs.-Nothing superior to those fine tens
w. D. BLAIR s Co. are selling can be had In this
country.
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SILK HATS MADE TO ORDER AND SOFT HATS RE-
paired at Z. WEIsIGER & Co.'S by one of the best
practical hatters p the South No charge for IRON
ing silk hats, ...
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Governor John ]. jacob. of West Yrgi-
nj /. was inaugurated Tuesday. The other
tlte Executive officers took the prescribed
cath OF Office.
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THOSE FINE TEAS W. D. BLAIR & Co. ARE
selling are the best we ever saw We advise all tea
drinkers to try them.
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO. DC.

DURE MOUNTAIN RYE WA lshEf
from FOSTER & cos formerly Stuart 81 ois-
tillery, ut Rosebanks, Augusta county, Va, for SAFE
TO the trade at distilcrs' prices by
L. COURTNEY JENKINS, Sole Agent,
fps l13 south Fourteenth street. below Cary.
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CIScIENATI COMMERCIAL RECEIVED DAILY BY
j. 7. ELLYsoN. lie Main street. Subscriptions re-
ceiyed at publishers rates.
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RHEs & co.'s GALLEIS COST 900. THE MOST
that is usually Invested where iow-priced pictures
are made Is from $500 to 1890. Take your choice.
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REEs & Co, MAIN NEAR NINTH STREET. ARR
the only Photographic artists In the city, reaii!
make 1rst-cl,sSs work at low prices.
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WHEN You SEE A MAN WITH PECULIARLY
white teeth you may know that he has used MEADE
6 BAKERS - SAgoNINE DENTIFRICE."
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3irtlumnd 1ispatrI1.

aB THE CIRCULATION OF THE Dis
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
OF THE,CITY. u ''o
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wEcA11 YOUR frrEsAbS TO FRAYsER's gal
lery. Only think Of Ia g. photograph for one
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NJ. ELLYsoN Co., Advertising Agents, DIspArCH
building, will receive advertisements and have then
inserted In any journal Of she country at reguls,
r,tes Es
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: EAI WILL DO YOUR WORK.

o., an ana see T!I.TON'S STEAM-WaSuER, the
q. - .''1or saving iIYeniion, At
L. G. TYLER's+
.., sI6 Broad street.
nh l-eYdI~ ~f -
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THE FIRM OF GEORGE p. RowELL & Co., No
IL Park Row, New York, Is the most extensive Ad-
vertising Agency ia1he country, and one with
which 1t is pleasure Or publishers to deal Green
pny + (lPis ! E1zctis1
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EIGHT FERREoTYPEs for one dollar at FRAY
sEI'S extensive gallery.
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AUCTION SALES TEIIS DAY.

On all sales of real estate made bst,ceen the 1St Of
January q,M 3oth Of Jn1ae the ta1es 5or ue pre-, re,
all sules made betneen the lst of JulY and last
Of the year the tdres haze to be aid blythe seller.
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REEs & Co. EMPLOY MORE HANDS THAN ANY
other gallery in the city, and use none but sclass
material. Success certain. Beware Of imitators.
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A COPYRIGHT TIP Is IN EACH DUNLAP bat,
and 1t can only be found at the agency, REDFoRps s
No. 9u2 Main street.
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n. FEaRAsDNI, EuaAN HAIR GOODS Manu-
FAcURER, eIa Broad street.
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FRIDAY. ...MARCH 7, 1873
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CHEAP srEEr-MusIc.-Go to JoHNsToN's, alS
Main street, and buy nice sheet music at 8, 5, ana
loc. also, one-f' urth off on new music.
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DRY GOODS

SPECIaL NOTICE.-A PROCLAMA-
= TIoN TO THE LADIES-FlhsT ANNUAL AL,
stock from year to year, will for the next thirty
days otter The following desirable goods 1T I rSs III stang ana
So 80: Two-Eutton Kid Gloves 1t Sl.l5 worth $l.5o
81 Kid Gloves reduced to 75c. 55c Gloves REDUCED
to CSC. Also Ribbons, Bclins BeitS, anu Sstcneis'
Lace SETS Linen Collars aud Cuffs, Ruin Ing, En-
brored en,Gambric IaudkeTem,Ssis anS orsate mrpaho
hisc a fine lot of Fancy Jeweiry au,. Fans. Ladies
In want of these goods are respectfully inTi,ed 10
call at r. l.. GIt IthNuIit 1i at.oa,
fc fc27-tMhll oSd Jofoau sAee"
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,-,,.,<ry r!R CENT. can tT made by so DOING.
>y,,. STYLE tlcst quality PERCALES at sc.
,.r ward ~,ld usually at SOC;
,r,Its IN all colorS nj sc. worth 3Hc. per yard ;
,,h->TKlrE ALpACAS at &c. worth sSc.
-. >arJ:
v,>tN-srRIrED ana rLAID DRESS GOODS
=. $50. worth 3Sc. rcr yard:
I,,k >lLES ri $l9s. $3.50. sl7S, s.. g. $3.50,
aud uy 10 - per yard;
,,,,EFp eil.hs in great variety at prices TO suit
;ao zines:
..r,<r>r Sn.N ROBES at IS worth $40:
.,r,NESI >ILkr NJ so. Co. and 7sc. per yard;
40. wool rorLINS at 81 and sl.c5 per
,z,l a,s1h s!.:j and s!.3o:
,.tyElIfNFSo Of the best quality at all prices;
I~IEiLlAN CREPE at Soc. worth 7sc- per
y.k ,LrACAS n, 80, as. 30. IS Soc, and up to
So ;rr ward;
~. >,TlNS. and VELvFTS for trimmings
r..>III-EE CALlCOES at loc. worth le3c. per
,,,,,.f >rrIpFp, and PLAIN NAINSook
vI~}l\~ at gil prices:
,.f.t. II, greet variety 4; extremely low prices;
,>n,IH CAMEk!C ii CSC. per yard;
v.rrr.t\ CAMBHlC at 2oc. per yard:
y.rifll. FLANNEL. all wool, yard wide, at 5oc.
,,.,.. .t. per yard:
,s.4NArp sklEIS al 50 worth 81;
.r,y BLANKETS at S:io. So -, and S. a pair
~ i'r luj STRIPED SliA"Ls at greatly re-
...,..j rri,c, !" clos:
,n,.< t<pkEECHiEFS N 7sc. 81, si.2o. and
>..s I~r dozen:
Hrv>TITCutD nANbktRCHlEfS. pure
,,.., =; -. :, So and - per dozcn-just 25 per
cent below regular prices:
l>->-FiNI>H COTTON DIAPER at sl.ss for a
,:.cc of tan yar''>;
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REDroap BLOCKS AND IRoS6ssR MAKES Sill
HATS to order.
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SIX uMsEsLLAs OF G2sT cuALIFr rAT LED
Fonp's. ------$
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THE PRESS on THE PRESIDENTS
INAUGURAL. ADDRESS.
UNKEPT PROMISES REPEATED.

tFrom the New York Tribune (lnd.), March 81
These are the credentials which the Presi-
dent presents Us the basis of his demand for
the public confidence sincere repetition
OF the unkept promises of four years ago.
We wish we had something better, but we
must periorce be contentcd with this. 1t is
easy to consider how much worse it might
be. Our hope for the future is contained in
the prospect thut the President, retaining
oil his good intentions, his devotion to the
public welfare, his courage and energy, NAV
not he altogether insensible to the teachings
of"eXperience, and may avoid hereafter some
of the more obvious errors from which
the country has I. hitherto suffered.
This prospect is rendered the more
probable by the circumstances which
will surround the new Administration. The
public conscience is becoming more intolerant
of corruption and indirection. A sharper
tone Of critical observation is becoming ap-
parent in the Administration press. There
is q marked subsidence Of violent partisan
ship all over the country. A considerable
number of leading men and leading papers
have no hesitation in ayowing their prefer
ence Of honesty to orthodoxy. If this salu-
tary change shall continue it will not be to
the advantage Of any party to retain the
wrong kind Of men at the head of its organi-
zation. When the Claytons, the Durells, The
Pomeroys cease to lead the Presidents party,
and give place to 4; better breed of politicians,
there will be nothing to fear from the Presi-
dent himself.
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FoREsHApowINGs OF POLICY APPROVED.

F0RESHAD0WISGS OF POLICY APPROVED.
New York Herald independently, March 81
In its other foreshadowings of policy the
inaugural of President Grant will meet with
general approval. TIL nation believes that
the President will do all in his power during
his second term to foster the commercial in
terests of the country, to preserve peace, to
encourage the shipping interests, to aid man
ufactures, to elevate labor, to do justice to
the Indians, and to correct the abuses that
have grown up in the civil service Of the
country. The people will sympathizc with
the President, too, in his ndire allusion to
his own untiring services to the country and
to the abuse to which he has been subjected
by the political ghouls. They trusted the
general of their armies during the war
and found no reason to regret their
confidence. They trusted the soldier
President in his first term of office, and,
while he made some mistakes and was ham
pered with the blunders Of the politicians in
Congress and affected by the suspicious that
attached to them, they saw no reason to
withdraw their confidence from him last No
vember. They now trust him again for a
second term, but they expect that he will be
the President Of the nation, and not the mere
Executive of q corrupt Congress. The Repub-
iican party to-day is an offence in the nostrils
of the nation; but President Grant owes his
election to himself, and not to the Republ-
can party. His inaugural address leads us to
hope that he will exercise the independence
he has wor, and that the new policy of his
second Administration will be framed for the
people, and not for the politicians.
BLUNT And STRAIGHTFORWARD
New York Times (Repuulicant March 81
The address, as q whole, bears the unmis-
taxable stamp of the Presidents indyidual-
ty. 1t is a blunt, ghtlorward, and prac-
teal document, with no pretension to literary
graces, and with plenty of those minor faults
on which the literary amateurs and the die.
tionary-men can find a good deal of exercise
for their small wits. It reflects not few Of
the personal feelings of the President in favor
of certain developments of national activity,
which, perhaps. are lacking in sound econom-
ical basis. In man of less perfect self
restraint, and less complete subordination to
what he clearly diScerns to be the common
sense of the people, such opinions might be
dangerous. AS it i, the President is too out
spoken to conceal his belief that the National
Government ought to do sundry things
usually committed to individual enterprise,
while it is perfectly certain that he has too
keen L sense OF the responsibilities of his
position to urge such details of policy be-
yond the limit which both the people and
their representatives, would approve.
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RESIGNATION OF A JUDGE.--Hon. A. x.
Leake. Judge Of the County Court of Gooch-
land. has rendered his resignation to the Gov.
ernor, to take effect April lsv.
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FRAYSER's REDUCED rEicf-..r r fh' F"oi WORK
kec,,s his extensive establishment. crosescd daily.
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THOMAS W. kEESEE will sell at - o'clock to-
night jewclry. gold and silver watches, silver
plated ware. &c.
COOK 6 &LAUGIITON will sell at 10 A. NJ. carpets,
furniture, crockery. &c.
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The message is quite characteristic, and is
as clear and lucid a foreshadowing Of the
policy of the Administration for the next
four years as we could hope. 1t is source
OF great satisfaction to the American people
that there can be no doubt as to the authen-
ticity of public document of this impor-
lance. President Grant writes his own mes
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NOTARY PUBLIC APpoISTED.-The Gov
ernor has appointed Thomas M. Archer q
notary public for the county of Culpepcr.
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ADVERTISING IN HUSTTSGToS.-Thc newspa-i
pers published In Huntington have an extensive
circulation through the country which Is opened to
Richmond by the completion of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. NJ. ELLYsoS & CO. are authorized to
make contracts for advertising In both papers atlow
j
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COMPANY d, SIDNEY GRAYS,H
~ March 7, 1873: You Will assemble, without q
uniforms or arms. at armory, corner Ninth and IN
Broad streets, for drill and business, at o'clock ii
SATURDAY EVENING, sth instant. By order Of
Captain CARR1NGToN.
GEORGE w. EAyES,
NH 7-2t Orderly Sergeant.
ssES COMPANY WILL ASSEMBLE Il
4 ut their armory THIS friday NIGHT @
at O'Clock, for drill and business. iH
BY order Of Captain CLARKE. II
NH 7-us II. c. MORRIS, o. S.
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srEGTAY. NOTICES.

>,-,\rEREST TIE ALL-ABSORB-
ING TOPIC.
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MEk"ER NCS.

DICHMoND COMMANDERY. ><
H NO. 9. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, ~
MARCH 7 ls73.-ORDER NO. ls.-SR ~
KNIGHTs.-Attend an assembly of your = y
Commandery at the Blues armory, corner
Broad aud Ninth streets, THIS EVENING, at -
O'Clock, for drill.
BY order of tue F. Commander.
l.. l.. BASS, Captan-General.
Attest: WILLIAM j. RIDDICK, Recorder:
NH f-lt
A CALLED MEETING OF THE
N STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA
the office of Messrs LANCASTER & Co, In this city,
OH THURSDAY, March Goth, ut O'Clock Il. Nj.
fe lS-td q. 4. PEPLE, President
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r.r REQUIRE LAW TO REGULATE TIP
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. FEBRUARY -, 1919.
81" PRINTS. FEECALES, SHEETINGS
DtMASkS. &C.

''.'' iAi.N i - isi'N II1 bA'"A
DtMASkS, &C.
i. l.. in!CE & CO. are receiving weekly aGdl-
t .a- tu ihrir took in
=! ~ EEgl.~li and American PRINTS,
o., tri J.! i'fRCATES, for children,
i'',cA ami white and black and lead PRINTS,
ii4.u and Cotton SHEETlSGS,
t,.l@'ru"d aud Brown COTTONS.
tiiI"w tnITpNS.
Li:pEIF DIAPERS. DAMASKS,
INiH.I-tbNii;>. tORSETS.
tt.\i>' and LADIES KID GLONES-bes',
i.N'E. and LINEN COLLARS and SkTTS.
NEN~lIItiED LISEN-CAMBRlC HAND
.iE'il!tI>, Sc.. &C.
: N%ud,"!nr 1T nr FALL and SPRING DRESS
'''r,'> H. l." sp!i out. a very GREAT BARGAIN.
-t...l attention cailcdto thcm.
U.. T. X. PRICE & co.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

ERAYS, .ATTENTION.--At a \
~ called meeting and company drill at Old "a
Market Hall TONIGHT, at O'Clock, promptly, ~
rs a matter of vital importance will be brought ii
before the company. A full attendance Is especially
desirable. BY order Captain BossIEUx.
GEORGE X. WALDMAN,
NH T-ltk Orderly Serge ant.
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y, ,r,,c this question TO the people to dec'"e TOT
,,.s What we wish to impress upon the
.,,,> Of She peoples what directly INTERESTS '"e"
..,r,,,l. to ccnncmi1c In the purchasing OF their
-,.>. 1 II groceries boots and shoes. dry soods OF
,.lire, clsc their necessities NAV require.
wars cf cxncricncc has taught many that 1t
...ihrirrSrER Esr to Nmrchas" their DRY "oopSoi
LEVY BROTHERS.
s.! 90 arc conad"ntthat a saving "t from f'frNHS
.-,-v,vIy rER CENT. can iT made by so a"iiiS.
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NlW MOURNING GOODS (SPE-
: + II TIL-'r. Il. PRICE, & GO. lave on hand, and
q n1las in weekly.
Eli|k AL",' = nh MIGAIRs.
l'prEII-l'tt = 6 rtCA&.
~ >HliIt >. l. aud CASHEMRES.
tANi,-..,. D.. 80, 10 NuSTEEEAU.
biA'I .r4 .GhINiEE. GKu DE NICE.
B3Ni' .,,... pFl.ASES. Sc:
"L',, b. ~ Wells ana COLLARS,
i.r.E ..ls.
W" ,,t. II iANDk ERCII!EFS,
W. ..t'E and SILK GLOVES,
t'.. .a,% .u!.lAnE. &c. te24
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ADJUSTMENTS. "A

URIM 3 4 L. oo
TIE SEVENTH ANNUAL MASQUERADE
AND
DRESS HALL
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ASK FOR MEADE BAKERS "sApoN1sE DEsT1.
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rHE OLD AND RELIABLE STAND.

S. S. CARTER,
successor of the late cOncer of Carter Christian,
has opened at the well-known stand $50 MAIN
STREET with q large stock OF FAMILY GROCE-
RIES, entirely new and FRI sb. All kinds of FANCY
and FAAIILY Y GROCERIES will be constantly kept
on hand. T.
the reputation of The house will be fully sustained
nv the orcuDant. mil
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EXPLANATIONS AT FRAYsER's EXTENSIVE
GALLERY: 2
" so large picture for only one dollar.'
$50 cheap. just think, one dozen cards for two
dollars"
"Such good work."
"FRAYsER has such rush."
"Only think, eight pictures for one dollar"
ave Will tell our friends to call"
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FRESH CGD-LIFILR OIL.
NEW CROP.

'IN'f < BAKERS importation of niedici-
''.'" i"Tt' pi,-LiVEE OIL. A full supply Just IN
ave '"1'1u."od pure, and made from healthy
"''ia S''e. Ike Isl Of September.
MEADE II BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
y g19 Man street.
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/ A NcHoR LINE STEAMERS. e%SzN

OFFICE OF powHATAN STEAMBOAT GoMPANf,t
t september 2Ist, ls7xs
CONSIGNEES OF FREIGHTASs
" by this liue are hereby notifed that -
steamers, unless moved within twelve heurs altar
arrival. viii be stored at their rtek and expense.
Steamers arrive eMONDAYSs THURSDAYS,a AMI
SATURDAYS at o'clock a. NJ. 80
II Sc u - VILLA Nc r. aRETT. Arent.
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DACKING, CURING, AND SMOKING
ESTABLISHMENT.

OFFICE OF Y. HECIILER. JR., q BROTHERS,
GENERAL PROVISION DEALERS,
Nos ~ AND 20 FIRST MARKET,
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RICH d|EEA
l. MONn. AND NORFOLK sTEAM-s:as - s4sse
SHIP LINE-FOR PlIILADELPHIA TWICE A
S. GREEN, composing this Ilne, viii leave Rtcti.
nlond every MONDAY and! THukSDAx satai2
O'Clock M, and Philadslphla every WEDNESDAY. WEDNESDAY!
Freigits received daily tSundays excepted for all
parts of Pennsylvania. New Jersey, ana Det1wTle,
also for Charleston, Savannah. ana New3oriealD
and bills of lading signed through. -. 81 4
Freight taken for Norfolk ut moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia inclSdiIg ness aeo
staterOonI, rs. w. 7. POTTER, AsenL
No, n425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE e CO., Agents,
....s. - No. 10 South WlrarYes,
ial7 No. Ii North Wharges. Philadelphia.
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/. j. BnIGGS'S
ui.i. ESTABLISHED BAKERY,
.07 MAIN STREET.
a., Al. Buns, ROLLS, and BISCUITS.
CAKES OF ALL KINDS.
i""k AT LIST OF CRACKERS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL:
80 - 'EAtaEEs. BUTTER CRACKERS,
'' -ti'.' ,.t"NHRS, WATER CRACKERS,
' ELLA" 'EA,EERS, ARROwROOT CRACKERS,
b. .."h tEArKHuS, SrGAH CRACKERS,
''. h..'.hi tEACKGilS, PILOT BREAD,
d. la" '.AHE3, MuLASSEs CAKES.
''ini.N merchants will do well 10 give me csll
~" hn!iHg. Jas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-07

SEE MEADE 6 BAKERS ADVERTISEMENT.
PEMBROKE SHIRTS, PEMBROKE SHIRTS,
made 20 order by
Z. 4. SPENCE &c Son,
Merchant Tailors,
1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-07

~ j. LONDON DIRECT s,sss -:
From Piers Nos A and ~ North river.
These steamships are the LARGEST IN THE TRADE
Cabin passage *75 and sos, currency
Steerage SO, currency
Prenaid stecrage tickets from Liverpool, Queens
town, Londonderry, Glasgow, or London, W, cur
For further information apply at the Company
''i'e' W. ~ % W i. ". ). HURST, Mansger,
or to JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
oc1s No. ) Governor street. Richmonds Va.s