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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
TOR SALE-OR ExOIAEGE-ONE or TUE BEST
stock farms in 1uns contafnlng $50 acras, all undef
@ S aefet n aoshy % ba1as S 5
ge1ce, corn>cslhs G tusols. For apply
TOR B4LI-TWO BEAUTIFUL 1o-AORE TRACTS
Of fEuit.landa y southeEn Inos worth $6 por ncro
oath. Or will exchange for lots thu North W1at
sIuea. AddtoRs u RH. Yrihunp olEeg.
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PERSONAL.
1)EKsONAI.-MEEr HI: AT SAME PLACE THURS
l. day, May Is, s'olnnk. pt3aSEfEt3uk.

CT n )nltWAND-LoHT-A YnLLDW AND WHITE
GlV bull slut, blind Ia ono syo. lsatusu to - priuo
place,
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MUSICAL.


4 PIANO FOR AENT-9b A MONTH. OR &l2 EOH
IAtlroo nonhYor will aali clluar ht BIG Oa'uMGthv.
IL near Van Nur0n psnna rent and fdr thU. tunod
and r0p.lrsd; A4o hto1od. WM. II. pnOSsEH
CITUATiON WANTKD-NY ORnANIHT, COME.
- tent to rny cpnHorto pDoes AMI lIr9ot tote
Or chorus clar position Iy gentlenn "llo has years.
e1peslence y t9 East, Aldxasa 8 Y. TLbnn9 o!lue
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NlyORoEa-LE1ALIY OHTAIHED-FER AFTER
~ doctse. Scandal ayoal Nno years practice III tho
couxts Of Chicago. Address r. o, uo3 lua7.
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u lin,
DOCKBRlDGE ALUM sPklH">'
- OPEN JUNE |, lois.

Thi, t.yOriie and c,lcblatrd " y w.
LACE win offer additional attractions ' ~, =.
Among other improvements there utI -
Am plegdu, and spacious ballroom aul -,
parlor: the parior has been enlarged ail" ~ ~,
and the proximity Of the two rrui't' -,
accessible. IL viii bc kept In 'ts IL '"' '"'
anywhere In Virginia. -.-,.,.-. ..,,hnr cur,
The waters OF these special snr''E, 49, ,u,e,s
greatly relieve most eases 81 SfF"l 1T, trys
consumption, chronic binncilllI, tr0
lis, chronic pneumonia, chroiii, W., IN n
Oh arrhtr.. chronic dysentrrs. ihe. a..,ttt<r ~
value In tause affections WHICH "T tnrlt
female consultations and Is M ,,pri, d
genera. restorative, they AIT f'''"l'
| aInocgst mineral waters. ,,,.Ity II y!rsl
Professor ]. ). DAVIS, oi LhiN'f7''s y
| resident physician. ... t,,.,t for tie H.
| 'Tne nrnprirtor will have pro'iH''v t ,lFl
| aud bathroom iirst-ciaa, bauo % ~ ,xs.y,lG
genera! all the sources o' aiuilscn. VIII /,
Usually found 1T our best snIniis"' l',ttkgEti1
| :h, command OF the suests at y ~ - IEIfr
| aim" The place Is Within cs" ,,rtruory {
| hours OF Richmond. Washington, ,,~a ,h4 or
| nv rail all in daylight Passenger hru *,
lie ChegS.pe,ke aad OHIO iallro'' .. vi" IN. saa
| .ua u,w and elegant ,t.E,-t'a'IcA, S'yht nj
| ayrr !, smooth and level ro1'i % ON.
Lar Jnwn the visitors st the sptiiSs ~ t,,prr;ps
80 JAMES \. FRAEifh4 e. uI
| persnns making use OF the sfNuhtns1 rrI wli!
Springs and not stoppsns Al KY
charged half my Regular rates'. 10 rtfRt1.
The Rockbrligc water - TOT saw ,iRcE u.
LADD i CO., Richmond, aha
INTIRE, Chariot.es, He. ,,r app!cal!G
descriptive pamphlets sent Tree '"
my 29-tiys ------------.--z=-..--
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VUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,
HAMPTON lsuAte.
composite Fortress Monrvcl
JAMES LITT.LF, Pro TO

yh,, .',,.,iiul SUMNER %Fi-,i't ~ ~
will H., OPENED for the reception q! Ni'itsi' ""
10th. ls73 an. , So.
Fronting Immediately on the wafer Win ! ~
tiful beach of TWO miles In extent II c2i'"'',N
OF the finest waier-v!cws on 10. Atiahtl'
Visitors 10 the s..asLor. vii. iud here n. ~, ,'
lies and comforts desired The f.cItt!e7 iV' ""'
ING, FISHING. and SAILING uusafpt,s'n
Parents viii lind this Il most pleasant pIa., '' ~
f4nts aud children rs the cHt"nrIr s,"oi nd
hotel offer an inviting field for rrcreath,n @""
else Fresh milk for infants ,Iippi"b sfa''.. -.
together with u FINE BAND or W" NJ -.
the whole season. renders the evenings NINA
tractive and pleasant. ,.,,,.,., ,y,.,,r
Steamers from Richmond. Ba:tiin2i'i ~,
ton. Norfolk. and Portsmouth t"uch IND %, - ,
wharf, enabling visitors 10 arrive anu ''i"''
quently during the day. ...,.,,,,,,, have. p.
Since last season many improvements l'''' = ,
made. including BUWLlNu-ALLh4H' ''
SH0OTlNG-GaLLERf &c
Telegraph Office In the hotel.
| Bourd per day, 10 30
Board per week, go.
For longer time special terms 'n.'"' ,..rt
NV Slim }. II. FEEtNAN. so .'inl,.n"l-~
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TIE HOT SPRINGS,
RATU COUNTY. VA,

have been improved and rcGtled for the season OIL
1873 The waters vary IN temperature from 50 TO lie
degrees.
The BATHS have for nearly century been used
In the treatment OF (fou'. rheumatism. Paralysis,
NEURALGIA Disn,scs OF the Lyer Bladder. SKID, and
Won't: Oli Injurlcs. Cutancous Affections, Con
traction OF Muscles and Joints Chronic l)isrrhHa
r. and have aif3incd Worldwide celebrity for
heir rIi.arv in curing and relieving such diseases.
The hnthiue arrangements are extensive ana com
rgll. ard include the ne" feature o' MUD bAlliS.
Tho medical profession and invalids.
The DRINKING WATERS inciude several va
r!ctics, among them spring oi cltiiy ne',e aan
the United States.
For pamphlets, giving full description and anay'
SIS oil waters, address ;. g. IAEbl x ~. hlch-
mond, Fa.,or JAMES y, aUntoi,:
Hot Springs, Bath county, Va.
nv 22-Tu, Th,&S?m
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my 3l-lIn
VARIETY SPRINGS.

These SPRINGS. situate on the Chesapeake a.
Ohio railroad Gears stopping at the door, hib'
miles west Of Stanton. will b" open Tor the REQ
ton OF visitors on the 18th of JUNE. Person. III
ing In the cities having their families At the
SPRINGS can visit them In the evening and r"''
next morning. The mineral waters are superb
consisting OF
ALUM. CIIALYBEATE, SULfliIE, ALL
HEALING AND FREESToHE,
cold and clcar-rlnninG from the Ncrth Monn''i
SCENERY here grand bc, ond dcscrptiou-t. l,iul'
Knob. 4iis feet high above Underwater, In inll ST."
ono of the finest springs In The "orld r'!'hc, iro
its base. Accommodations viii h@ Kept ny M
w Arnold In comfortable tents spy-$In,s 81 lof
range: and conycyanc" from VARIETY SFRIN''
We have been nj heavy expense In making 'hln
comfortable, aud pledge oursel'e, 10 give good IL
fine music and provide the usual arnuscmentS. &
For board. r. per day. Tlo per week. aud RS T.
mouth Children under t".l." year old alti -
wants hair price. Fine bathing In all-htllr
water. IAIL hAHA Il =, NV -
H. lr-lm rr'wi"'Hr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-03
| MILLBORO' HOUSE
AND
CRYSTAL CHALYBEATE SIZING
WILL BIZ orEH TO VISITORS JCTE Lisa.

This desirable SUMNER RESORT IL situated
Bath county, Va. i'm ugdiately on the Inr nr n
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, aud /, therefor, ,
ccssihie from all points. Passenger, get oN here
go to Bath Alum. Warm, Hot, and Healing spru
west, and 70 Rockbridge Alum. Lexington, Jor!,
Alum and Natural Bridge cast: fine stages lcly!e
for these places daily
I'm addition to the comfortable building alrcar
here. a large and " tLL-AkRhNGED liuTEi
inst being completed and neatly furnished WIN
viii give ample room tor the cutcrrainmcn, Of Il
travelling public, aud limited number
boarders.
The surrounding scenery Is beautiful tud wild
picturesque: the mir pur". insorating .anlni,stl
the situation being nearly The hiehcs, Oh the h.,
pcake and ohio railroad.
The MINERAL WATERS here ar" un>urpt>-
II Il tonic. Postal and Geographic taci!ilos al d
place.
For further particulars address: ...
r. l.. YARBErUGH.
my al-lm lrnnri, tnr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-03

When il clergyman assumes to be witty it
Is 10 serve purpose, aud that is the case
with Baltimore divine, who writes to a
friend concerning the frequency OF fires in
Boston rs follows: In the rapid whirl OF
events, the motion Of the universe becoming
accelerated, the hub is evidently oyerheated
hy friction; hence the numerous conflagra-
tons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-03
DICHMOND CLOTHING EMPORIUM

GREAT REDUCTION IN CUSTuMMaDE
CHEVlOT SUITS. Price SIS worth $40. At 1907
MAIN STREET, GREAT BARGAINS.
Sl.5O will buy one of those popular SUMNER
SACKS. New invoice.
Can III anybody at 1907 Main street
SIC will buy q FOREIGN CHEVlOT COAT,
cheap at Sls. at 1907 Main street.
Sla will buy FOREIGN CHENlOT COAT,
worth Sls. at 1907 Main street.
Sl2 will buy those splendid FRENCH CASSl-
MERE PANTS, custom made, worth SIS to 500, at
1907 Main street. Cheap.
The finest BLUE FLANNELS ever exhibited in
this market just received and offered very low al
1907 Main street. Examine them.
Fresh arrivals of BLACK ALPACA SACKS,
sizes 80 TO &C. long sizes good and very fine, at 1907
Main street.
Great bargains in FANCY CASHMERE SUITS.
custom made also, FANCY CASSIMEREPANTS.
WHITE DUCK and MARSElLLES VESTS,
BROWN and WHITE DUCK SUITS, at 1907
Main street.
il e;-cod31 WILKINSON 4 WITHERS.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SlLfllI
On
Iva SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,
This delightful watering place VII To- open ~
rccc pllun OF visitors On Tie

This delightful watering place VIII te open lnfl
rcCc pliUn oil visitors On Tie w
FIRST DAY or IlsNE.
Extensive additions Of new furniture hh''. W
added, and ihc prcpriet"rS Al" u1ninE 'Nit
rangelnpnt for the comtori ann convenience :"
itors This ~ the most beautiful au1 cN'h#l
improved OF all The numerous Watering place
the mountains nf Virginia. The LAWS 4 c"''p
with forest OF shade ut",.
The COTTAGES ar" ri different siEr@ ant ii'
each forming y distinct building, and prcsCnlA.
the eye 4 beautiful picture
All the usual appliances Tor The cpNI"r1 a.
amusement ut @rI,sts are provided. "'d
EXPRESS. TGCKET. roSr A7D TIL E"EMh"ffI'-
AXE Eut ~ lllhE.
The BAR viii BE- under thu iuIHt3rn"F
THORNTON 4. ATKI& On, aud viii Ire sapr''"i "i
The BEST OF LIQUORS. ,... d.
BIG Tunnel, on The Virginia mi 1rnns r"' u
vision OF the Atlantic, Mississippi ana ono -
road l. the station 81 which kun TAXI ttt t'Ia u
the Surincs-,iist,nto u" and halt mile
RotInd-trlr tickets can he piovnrtd aiA liz ~"
Cipal towIrs and citi's.
&. 4. CDLlintN,
for twelve Wears the resident partner h' We !.
ghauv Springs, will ASSUME The n'thit' ,"' W.
f., tn;,dnrs ,o his old patrppS cordial welcome
,rd,ps his efforts Ia render Their stli ll'"r -
propose to have none but the most 'NitIF".
servants. aud our supplies 81 every 'nH'l tpu,"
he selected from The best tiIi COUNT: "'r
ford. 1T is the intention "i the new pl"ir''i"i'
so improve this property a /" inhhr II we
LEADING WATEKlNG-rLAtE
~ Tue
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA.
It's MANY natural attractions eau he ST" ny p"
aud urnnmcutrd IA, II render ms coihI'h""''''
easy task. ,,. =, :, , r.ut,.,.a
PHorEssuE T.. GrulEi,h. ii. DE-, "i b.'..h'
Md. Resident Phys
TERMS: 1850 per d,y. :io PER WIFI. .
month: for the month " June, 20 'LuIiI,. WIT.
ton and over two years old and ScrVan'+. h'il l.'
COLHOuN, Wil,SnN x t"',,> -
CLERKS: g. II. OBASCii!N%, VILLA" ~ ~.
WILLIAM +. kosE. - - J.
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RAILROAD LINES.
@ ID M - sHE
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AyD CHEsAPEAKEl
RAILROAD COMPANY, I
VJCproyp Time o. tS73. }


RAILROAD COMPANY, {
RICHMOND. June "a. is7a.
IN AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS
~ sEEGER and FREIGHT TRAINS on this
road will run as follows
PASSENGER TRAIN for Yves Point leaves
Richmond at p. NJ, and train from West Ioint
will arrive at Richmond at 1890 A. NJ daily tstsn-
DAYS excepted.
The splendid steamer SUE, Captain A. c: NIcKLE
has been placed on the route between West Pont aha
baltimore 10 run in connection with this road ana
will make three trips week, leaving west ROM
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS
on tile arrival of the train which leaves Richmo
at2P NJ. arriving at Baltimore next morning 10
ample time to connect with trains Tor fhc Norm
and West and leave Baltimore MOSDAf - WE'D
NESDAYS. and FRIDAYS at T. NJ. connecting
al West Point with the train due al Ricillnohh al
1880 next morning. :.
I Hare 70 Baltimore. IS; colored people, -.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car aftached
for through freight only, leaves Richmond tues
DAYS, Thursdays. and Saturdays at A. Nj. Through
freight received daily TIL @ i. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attachen,
for freight between Richmond and West Polnt;
leaves Richmond oil Mondays. Wednesdays, ana
Fridays at A. NJ Local freight received Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays till 0 7. NJ
EDW. F. FOLGER,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
W. ~ BRAGG. Master Transportation 1e2
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LLEGHANI SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.

This delightful watering. plic" VIII i" really
the reception Of visitors on the lst ~ JUNE.
The ALLE,IIASY SPRINGS POSSES the riI"ii'f
tious of mountain and water Sccn"ry coiuhii
The waters uf these eprin"- are renowned ior u
great curative powers Of that 'li-trfS-lng N %
dyspepsia and the many s!inpathcuc aR"1l
arising thercirom.
Billiartl-;ahles, bathrooms. howlin%-sti"Jua, "
graded walks and drives, hunting, Iui h-'r..
4 full BRA S. and STEINt:-EANp ~ aliru'ilr'
EoNrp: Per day. - per week. sli.5o: pr um
-four wcrks) 500 for The month al Jhu", 80,
three months, sl50.
For further information AMI fer pamrhi"l ~
To ALLEGHENY SPRINGS COMPANY, nrtn
my 3l-ln j. u. TiHSLFi, il. Aum,f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-03
pncDUCE AMP PROVISIONS
T.lGlFTNHSG.RODS.

I IGHTNING-RODS are prepared
81 10 put up MusSoS's wel-known TuBui An
COPPER Li6HTSlNG-kODS, Tor which we have
been sole agents for the last live years. Orders
promptly and faithfully attended 70.
Also, sole agents for OLEoPHESE biL, wHieh
Il over $50 cst aud the finest oil for safety on the
American continent. az
}. X MOUNTCASTLE < Coz,
$50 Broad street, between t1ith anu sixth,
uh 10 RiclWVQu, Va
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CH@TMTNG.

GRAND cLos1se-our SALE
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
With the view TO change in the MANAGE
MENT of my business viii, from and after the
FIRST DAY OF JULY,
offer my
ENTIRE STOCK
READY-MADE CLOTHING
at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, and man.
articles at and below the cost of production.
1t is needless to name that my stock is yet full
and In tact US to
SIZES. QUALITY, AND QUANTITY.
And as 1t Is IMPORTANT TO ME- to close out the
entire stock with this season, or In the next sixty
days. will place the GOODS AT SUCH PRICES
that will make 1t 10 the interest OF ALL IN NEED 10
COME TO 11o9 MAIN STREET
early and make their purchases.
The following is a comparative list of prices Of
Some of the leading articles besides, there are
many others not enumerated:
GENTS WEAR.
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MEDICINAL WATERS
In addition 10

In addition To
THE ALUM SPKIN
one of which has been Analysed by Professor Ii''
ham, of the Virginia Military Institute, and said by
him To be essentially the same rs the celebrated water
of the Rockbridgc Alum springs. There Is situated
on this prOperty u short distance from The hotel
bold ,,>c
recently analysed hy Professor Mallet, OF the oh'
yersty of Virginia. showing III the traces iohiu OF
ARSENIC AND COPPER,
distinctive feature peculiar to itself among the
waters of the mountains of Virginia, ana found else
where, ~ yet, only in few Of the CELEBRATED
WATERS OF GERMANY. Attached also TO this pro-
perty is the famed
IODINE ALUM WATER,
which has been analysed by Dr.. Aiken, Of the
University OF Maryland, and pronounced by him
TO be superior to any water of its class OF which lie
has any knowledge This water will be furnished
the guests at the Jordan Alum fresh from the
spring daily. ~
A SPECIAL EFFORT
hts been made in the buildings and furniture of
same to make both the invalid and pleasure-secker
furnished entirely new, with complete set oil cot
tage furniture in each chamber, and on each bed
will he found woven-wire and hair mattresses,
making the most comfortable bed known.
Water Is on every floor of the hotels and cottages,
with the usual comforts that attach to water in
buiIdngs-hot cold, and showcr-baths, Sc.
We mention especially an Improvement not
usually found at watering placcs-viz., AN ELEC-
TRIO BELL, connecting each chamber with the
maiu office.
THE USUAL ADJUSTMENTS
are provided for the enjoyment Of ALL such as
bowling. ALLEYS, billiard saloon, &c. which are en-
,irely new and furnished in the best style.
SCHOFF'S BAND OF MUSIC,
from the Naval Academy ut Annapolis, has been
cua r.d for the season. which nsurcs that nothing
will be hacking in this respect. This, with the
largest ballroom In the mountains of Virginia,
offers a rare treat to the lovers of the dance.
In the parIors will he found an cXtra-Size CON-
CERT GRAND rIANO from the celebrated fac
tory of William knahca and Co.
complete livery, from the stable, VI feltigrew
& Wright, Lexington, Va.
Pcst-ofrce. with daily ,nail and an Office Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company In the main
hotel. ,,.rr
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NEW HYGEIA HOTEL,
~ nlnpnlNr COMFORT, YiRGLNIA

OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA
THIS splendid new hotel j. no" OPEN t'1 nj
The location Il beautiful with fine >tkF-hA II,
FISHING. &c, and being furnished Win az "r
dern conyenicncca of i hrst-cltas 'lt!. - 90
I, attractive 10 the invalid ar pic;t,tre-,ec"'''
TERMS g per day, s-o per w,rh. y,-,,S,y.
PROPHET.
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A PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT.
THE GREAT Alternative AND TONIC
WATERS OF AMERICA.

Persons who propose To visit during the summer
of 1873 the MouSTAISs OF VIRGINIA, either 10
seek III their cool shades ami saubrlous atmosphere
ple;ls,ii and safe retreat from tile oppressive heat
and nm healthy climate of lcss-tavored localities, ~
In thu hope of iiuuiug In the renorating Influences
of medicinal waters the means OF reganlnS ioSl
health, will he admirably suited 1T the SIRl BIN T
SPRINGS, thirteen miles from Stanton, Va,
where the fine mountain air and scenery ana the
mineral waters, which include the three distinct
classes of alum. chalEheatc, ana sulphur sprlnss'
otter all that can he desired for these purposes.
These springs are all highly medicinal; and have
performed many wonderful cures. Iheir great d,
value Us medicinal agents Il attcsted by the most
the highest intelligence and social position.
The alum. or. as IL would be more correctly styled
the ACIDULoUs ClIAIYBEATE WATER. contains
much larger proportion of the important ingre-
dcnts of aulnina iron, and maFntsia th3n any
other spring In the mountains oil virginia. ana III lis
combined alternative and tonic properties Is pre-
eminent. The waters Of these springs admit OF u
wide range OF remedial application.
Chronic bronchitis and pneumonia. dyspepsia,
liver disease chronic diarrna and dySentcry, con-
-tpation, diseases Of The urinary aud genefaii'e
organs. cutaneous diseases, scr0tnEs cryslpeiaS'
neuralgia and In most eases all diseases OF manu-
trition Irritation relaxation. and debility, VIII DE
readily cured by the judicous use VI the waters
here for reasonable length Of time No other wa
icrinc.place i'm ali this region so celebrated for lis
medicinal waters and delightful summer resorts,
offers superior ATTRACTIONS either IN the hetly ana
delightful nature Of the climate. the grandeur ana
beauty of the surrounding scenery, or In the num-
Der, diversified properties aud great remedial VIZ
tues Of the mineral springs.
Hotel accommodate hrst-class. Various means
of recreation and amusement.
BOARD: Per day, $3.50; per week, SIS: per month
$50. ..
The hotel will be open for visitors on MONDAY
June 30th. OTnolcs stage line will leave stanton
for the springs every afternoon at $40. on the ar
rival Of the ears OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio rail
road and passengers from Baltimore, Md, Wash
ington. ID. c., and Alexandr la, Richmond AM
Lvnchbur., Va, on the morning cars viii reach
StrDn- Springs the same afternoon before dark.
For circular containing anal ysts OF the waters
letters Of eminent physicians, and certificates OF RI
markuhIe ours, write 10 :. GUDDE, Agent
Jc o3-dc0&wlm Strbling Springs. Va.
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sUazsgEn RESORTS.
v w ~ JAMES LITTLE, Proprietor
ru FprrMAy, Superintendent.

sEwELL's POINT, VA, June so' So
CAPTAIN John H. Freeman, Super t"'''''''''
L'Edu Hotel: IS ,,orr b,,e,
Thar sir-The undersigned guest, Vi ,ntira s,tts
desire before leaving to express t,f,I sunpIy of
faction In the manner of your oouuIr LIZ tbern aoff
ali the delicacies of the season, ahons nd IN fes
cr,hs delicious oysters, sheepshead &c, n,ion IN
Hfy to your excellent management nor,uIiy commend
The yucsts Of your house. We cneeIiuii h.seekers
yOIr establishment To pleasure anu ne our stay
assuring them that there Inns been duTihs '"'
no lack In attention and supplies; 5.
Nv '"'' Samuel Putney- Richmond
A. A. scott, Richmond;
j n. Nichols, Petersburg:
,Johu II. Gayle. Baltimore ...
NJ a Sisson, Baltimore;
james K. Busey, BlitiInore'
John Stuart, Richmond; ~,
7 r. Jones Buckingham. va
w G. Elliott, Norfolk. Va.
W. +. Yarhrough. Richmond, va.
F. Courtney jenkins, Ricnin"hu'
John w. Powell. Richmona'
+, c. Cabell, Richmond:
Joseph j. Bell, Petersbnre'
John II. Greaner, kichmonu'
A. A. Knox, Richmond:
lanes IT. Doolcy, Richmond
John H. Guy. Richmond;
). s. COttrell, Richmond
Hunter Mcclure. Rtchn1onn'
G. q. Griswold, Richmond
Jnhn NJ. west Petersburg. Va;
+ r. Gentry Richmond, Va:
Mrs. Thomas H. Wynne, Richmond;
Mrs. w Russell Robinson kichmoNl
Mrs. John L. Weston, Norfolk;
Thomas Il. Sharp's family, baltimore
Mrs r. r. Joynes Richmond
Mrs Edward WHITE, Petersburg;
Mrs d C. Lawrence. Richmond;
Samuel NJ PulliaIn, Richmond;
iv o-nt John Il Danforth Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-03

DERsONs CAN OBTAIN GOOD co., y! =, c GUN
TRY BOARD with private family In Gooch-
I,rd county, four miles from Dover Mills and
twenty. two miles from Richmond. House large
airy and comfortable; location pleasant ana heallnh'
and i'm desirable neighborhood. Packet-boat each
way i've timeSa week.
IERMs SOS per month; children and servants
SIS.
GEORGE W. MAYO.
IL r-St $40 Seventh street. or 1402 Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-03

HIf1,u0SD. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO.
MAC RAILROAD.
TP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Str"et station GAO
lip NIGHT MAIL leaves ByrI-Street station p:4c
r. NJ. Except on Sundays.)
UP ACCOMMODATIuN leaves Broad-Strte
station Z. NJ. Except on Suudays.)
| 0UWS DAY NAIL arrives at Byrd-StrCct sta
ti,l at 1903 2. NJ.
nOWS NIGHT MAIL arrives al Bvrd-Strcct sta.
tiou 4:.o A. NJ. Except on Mondays.
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives al
Broad-Strcet station s:37 A. NJ. except on Sun.
,llys}
MONDAYS, Wednesdays, and Fridays at GAS A. NJ.
connecting at Quantico with The Alexandria and
Street station on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-
days ut $40 =. NJ.
BY order of General Superintendent
j. Is. GENTRY,
fcls General Freight and Ticket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-03
BOOTS. SHOES, DC.

n f W & 0 o D s. -
We opening daily additions TO our large stock of
SLIPPERS, TIES, PRINCE ALBERTS, OK
FORDS, JUNIATTAS. NEWfORTS,
and variety OF other styles suitable for present
wear. Prices very low.
TRUNKS, SATCHELS. r. X. BAGS, &C.
Ladies. and Gents Custom Work, best qualities and
STYLES, made 10 order and guaranteed 20 lit.
JOHN fl. BOSCHEN & SON,
lees 500 and Oh Broad street.