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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-31
WcSs Eie.;ns8.

1T i from BuFFAL0-WuEEE IT Is a TEll
..NE TIE kANANnA--ABcuT ST. ALBAN'S,
..!No>p cry. AND OTHER Places.
..--. pondencc 81 the Richmond Nsratch.l
EtrALo. Putnam cousTY, WEST FA.,}
March n. 1873.
f., u,; often that YOU are favored with !;
n,a This city. and your readers mayask.
.....i i. Ii;iliilu? Us 4 general thing, Viz
IL, stoH; very iittlc about this country !;
.,usau,iiring with Charleston, the CAPT
.,.aG ,ar State, We will take i trip with
.~H down The river, pointing out the prin-
.:L ''sr,,. What beat shall We take:
lily. Nr Clara Scott, Of course. most any
a .aaHlan wouid say though if you hap
,...'. MI, ncr. YOU viii find the officers of
49,. ii3uf.u-ion OF Dliyc very accommodate
... Wow w are aboard the Scott and turn
....H rG- river. which. to an eastern man,
.... torm lie other way; bUtaS we cannot
4. nr.ur.i.r.rri streams by exercise of viii,
81 .aH have to submit Gin either side Of
Pc. .iu lung rJ,ryc Of hills, OF uniform
III. covered with oak. pine. &c.-trccs to
/. NrHyr accustomed i'll Virginia. The
.-.rai,, aud Ohio railroad runs on our
.u',GGid Iiyrr-bottomS varying in
,..i rom i few yards ~ Il mile stretch out
.....u ,i,,.,,. hin. and ;he river. "What
...l ,ln-. lr,.,,,i,r benches on the hills"
F.u I~k. \ native answers, "SlipS,
.a h~lu. Interpreted, means slides,
..,y. Frequently during a thaWin% season
g.. >f.. 81 ,h,.r hills give way and come
.. GOWN int, the bottom. The uni
80: it.a.. jc2chcs" in height, &C.,
tainycyizo. and my theory was that
.. I tg;. line formed the banks of the
.. Lax ilr f,,cts attc>frl Nv native OBJ
. ...... ,.r,,. ;.inc,,cA NV theory into "pi."
... 3.,t.. %fi,;l. twice si-;,als to land.
...r,.. .,,,,.o,,.,inn WHAT i known as
.. ,...,. I,E IN. I,nnsann,Ee and Ohio
49,. - -, E.,n1nh, civ in visions of the
..5 tn.l.,,n,,.h hy the citizens.
,,,.,. farm, ,,,p ayo,,in,auce of Mr..
..'r .o. n,,!:vinr ,.,utain of the wharf
.v.,.viI III Inu ,hst no the Goal -
n ;ljI.s j. a very rich deposit OF
r,.,l-r1r more valuable to the com
....t u.,,l,i th,n even FIN, Silvrr-uinCs of
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Alexander Walker, OF Lewisbure, W. Va,

Alexander Walker, Of Lcwisbure, W. Va,
is dead.
The Virginia Conference, African Mctho'
dist Episcopal Church, will meet in The
Nortli-Strcet church, Portsmouth, april 9th.
Bishop j. z. Campbell, d. d., LII. D., will
preside.
Captain j. Fl. Rives has appointed Mr..
Lewis T. Custer, of Roanoke, deputy col
lector for the Fifth district, with headquar-
tiers at Big Lick. Mr.. Clusters territory EN-.
braces Roanoke, Franklin, Patrick, and
Henry.
On Wednesday night negro man named
Tom Bray. a brakeman on Il freight train on
the Virginia and Tennessee road, fell from
the train, breaking his skull, and his foot
being thrown across the track that member
was entirely severed from the limb.
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The export Of rails from Great Britain 10
the United States for the month OF FEBRUARY
was but q, GG3 tons, against 53, l31 tons III
February. 1s12--a decrease of 32,CtS IONS.
The total shipments from Great Britain 10
all countries during tue month were put
Il, 3ls tons, against II ,3Gl tons I'D CORE
spending time last year. The decrease IS
generally less, but the shipments TO the
United States are very largely redueed' 81
The Liberty Neus states that a full corps
Of engineers are now engaged in making the
survey OF the noety Mount and Liberty
Narrow Gauge railroad.
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4 WoMAx's ARM PULLED OFF.-Mr. VIII
liam II. WinanS. Il clIstom-house officer,
while riding in Il broadway stage last eve
nin., sat beside wcl-drc>$ed lady, who
requested him To band her fare to the driver.
lie complied, and resumed his seat. SUD,
denly he felt 4 hand in his pocket. He seized
1t. Ii was lis lady companions. She pushed
open the door and attempted to escape. lie
caught her arm and pulled it of. lie has
the arm at the Barge Office. The owner can
have it by proving property. 1t is unneccs-
sary to add it was the old l'arlsmn tfick ol
travelling in stages with false hahds III Tue
np.--Nes, York Sun, 10Th.
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SHOCKING CASE OF HYDROPnoBIA.-TFrom
the Washington star, March, 2S.l-Mr. Rich
ard staples, who resides on Ninth street near
q southeast, was taken with strange NAL
ady a few days since, which has developed
into Il well-defined case Of hydrophobia.
Some days since he was taken with spasms,
which continued to rccur from time to time,
each one growing more violent, and DIS.
Mckim and Walsh were called in to see him.
After Il careful examination they report that
it is a bad case of hydruphobia. Yesterday
the rawlings of the afflicted man became so
violent that nothing could he done with him,
and his relatives sent TO the marine barracks
and got lc.-ir0us and handouts. which were
put OH him 10 prevent danger to the household.
During the fits he becomes perfectly frantic,
and snaps and bites ut every one who ap>
proachcS him, and when the tit wears off he
is nearly exhausted. Yesterday, during one
OF his lucid intervals, he stated that he knew
what the matter waS--that it was hylropho-
bia--callscd ny the bite of dog some three
months ago in one of the streets in Cincin-
natl. Ohio. where he MAS stopping ut the
time. The circumstance is quite clear to
him, and he says nc was fearful ut the time,
and since, Of the results. The doctors think
the case will result fatally, as every time wa
ter is brought in his presence he is seized
with oncCf these dreadful slnSms, and any
thing suggestive of water, such rs the ap'
pclrance Of a lookng-@asS, causes him the
most intense distress, nausea and irothlnS ut
the mouth following.
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AN EXECUTION IN kENTuCKY-A RUsE TO
ESCAPE THE GALLows.-LoutsuiHe, March 2S
Thomas Smith, the murderer of Thonas Bro
den, in May, 1871, who was hanged here TO-
day. held 40 interview in the jail Yesterday
with reporters of papers. Sometime ago
Smith rubbed croton oil and poison on his
face, producing bistcrs, which resemhlcd
smallpox cruptions, and complained of pains
in his back and head.
The physicians pronounced it case of
smallpox, and Smith was sent to the erup-
tive hospital, from which he escaped n few
hours after his arrival, and was recaptured.
Yesterday Smith wrote statement, which
appears in the city papers this morning, that
he paid a doctor S72 for furnishing him the
croton oil and sending him to the rest-hollse.
He said that he kncw he had to die to- day,
and he would not die with lie on his lips !;
that his statement was true, and he would re-
assert il on the scatiold. 1t is said that the
doctor implicated has nffidavits of other pri-
Soners stating that Smith told them diff.
fercnt story.
Smith persisted In asserting his innocence
even in his prayers upon the scaflold, until
told To take his stand under the trap, when
he confessed his guilt.
The execution took place in the open COM
mons south OF TIC city, i'll the presence OF
probably seven thousand people. The MUIR
dercr'S neck was dislOcatcd by fall of thirty
inches.
The murdered mans wife was at the exc.
cution in carriage, and witnessed the entire
scene. Smith labored under high excitement
ON the >cllold.
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SUSPENSION OF A GRAND LODGE, Il. P.-B.
G. Berry, Supreme Chancellor OF the World
in the Order of knights of Pythas, has is
sued his order suspendinS the Grand Lodge
Of Pennsylvania and taken away their char
ter. The order bears date March 18th, and
the grounds assigned are INSTRUMENTATION and
continual disregard of authority on the part
of the Grand Lodge. This State becomes
mean time district, under the direct author
ity of the Supreme Lodge, and will be known
as the District of Pennsylvania. 1t is placed
under the supervision of Past Grand Chan.
cclIor Joseph D. Weeks, of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Post.
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Furscl CONTRACT FOR ToBAcco.-Ihe
amounts required this year are as follows,
and contracts will be issued on the ga OF
npri i for Zoo, 600 kilogrammes Kentucky
leaf, in three lots; cath, 2,ooo,0oo, 6 G,lo'
pra,nmcs Virginia. in two lots; 26tl',, 2,ooo,,
600 klosraImes Maryland, in two lots ana
/ ,JOu, 900 klogr.mmes Ohio, in one iot.
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ANOTHER DEATH FROM CoAL-OL.-The
Uarcrstown Tutcc-a- Week says that a few
DAYS since Dir. joel Roberts, living in Jetler-
son county. w. Va, went into the kitchen
Of his house and found upon the floor the
dead body of his daughter, a young lady,
WHO had been burned to crisp by the eX.
nIosion of a coa-oil lamp. 1t is supposed
That she was SO suddenly overpoMcred by
the flames of the oil from the bursting lamp
that she expired before she could make an
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF ltEyENuE,l
CIrY OF RICHMOND. VA. March Ii, 1873. !

CITIZENS WILL PLEASE GIVE AT
~ TESTION To the requirements Of the following
sections Of the city ordinances:
SECTION -. If any person DC absent from inc
city ut the time the Commissioner calls, anu llprc
hc no person the premises authorized to act Tor
such person, the Commissioner may leave, or cause
to BE- left. for such prson ut his residence or place
Of business, proper forms to enable him 70 make
ont the statcmens aforesaid, with the form OF
the oath aforesaid appended thereto: anu ltShall
be the duty Of such person, within twenty DAYS
thereafter to make out aud deliver to the ConmiS-
snncr or deposit with the Auditor, rs aforesaid.
such lists with the valuations of the property an
ncxcd verified by affidavit, arc hcrcinbcforc re-
quircd.h . ,,o1
with the proper forms IS aforesaid, shall lali LOT
twenty day to deliver or deposit the lists In the man
ucr prescribed in this ordinance. he shall forfeit not
less than ten nor more than nifty dollars. II amy
persou shall refuse to exhibit to the Commissioner
any property listed required by the ortifIiiicc
to be listed by him In order that i fair yallri.
Iioa thereof may be assessed, lie shall pay a me- OF
not less than twenty nor more than one hundred
dollars ami the Commissioner Shall set down The
highest valuation which such kind of property may
bear"
Thc forms referred to in The above sections are
now Icing delivered When practicable they should
be filled rp in the presence of the Commissioner or
deputy If not, they must lie returned rs required by
ordinance. Most respectfully. ~
Commissioner Revenue City OF Richmond.
NH l7-lmcul
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cy,n,,,,,,'," JAi.--Ab"ut O'Clock Thursday
S,~ictr, ," "( "us. Jackson and Scott Bishop
g. -. , ''.' 'a"ir exit from the jail-house
FalJ,rH .1,n''i 10y ascending to the garnet
|lra ,"t ','t III which they had been con-
irmia@I |"h 't-sistaure of Il strong rope,
'1aou,, :, ''f the occasion, passing out
Gftn,,,,'' ~, -, "I"itu:e made by the notorious
j, t. ,''" 4'a;rlle several years since. This
lua1h, ~" "a; jackson has effected his escape
ea li,on n'>c'i'tic OLD building called u jail,
!G,,pr"' 'IhIhg with him one or more
GfeeHTier Indeyeadeat,
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.'E!AE OF SToNE-E uTTFRS.- ~ cStcrday
.'''' !tr >tone-c'ltlcrS in the employ of
'"'. TANNER Il Co., to the number OF be-
- .:r'y ana forty, employed on the Am
.,' q; til" river, struck for The ten
'"'r. Heretofore they have been
'..- i'1M sunrise 10 sunset, with an
.. 'SNnrr. The contractors positively
' 10 enter into any compromise or ar
.'' NJ With the strikers, declaring
'%'Wion to get another set of hands
. ''f 'tan sua:";; 20 dirtutiou from their
,i'..' Al noon twcDty-four of the
r., 49,, ,.,. ''c'h>'d"rrd their action and went
J.y. "1H 'il l"" old schedule Of time
'''','fJ hyabi,cun, ayM.
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A New ARTICLE OF EXPoRT.-Our enter
prising felow-citiZen j. G. uurkamp has rc-
ceiyed an order for fifty tons Of sassafras
roots, to be shipped to Bremen. Germany.
This article of commerce has only recently
been developed in this latitude, and will no
doubt become as extensive as the sumac
trade, in which at least 100000 per aunum
is now expended here.-Fredericsburhg
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TEssEssEE II VIssssA General john 4.
Wilder, Tennessee commissioner {appointed
and paid by the shteaa, writes ieorn New
York that he has secured Tor the Of Exhibition
at Vienna, for Tennessee minerals and pro.
auctions, one hundred feet square Of ground
at the entrance OF the "Amcrican Wing,
with a marquee tent. He expects to send
ten tons OF samples from Knoxville, ten tons
from Chattanooga, and ten each from Nash.
vile and Memphis. The Louisville Courier.
journal says:
No State in the Union has more fairly
earned position at Vienna than Tennessee.
Including the appointments by national,
State, and municipal authority. she has half a
dozen of her best men selected as special
commissioners, and advertisements are kept
standing IN her leading papers designed to
attract the notice OF NIL her citizens who can
contribute anything to swell her importance
at Vienna. and thereby attract immigration
for the development Of her resources. She
will reap the benefit in time"
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OFFICIAL.

COMMONWEALTH or NIEGINlA,l
OFFICE OF SUp'T PUBLIC INSTEuCTlON. {
RICHMOND, March %, 1873.
AFONEI FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
lVl Owing to the action of the General Assembly
In recurring that the stite school revenue shall he
paid over by the Auditor entirely In money. ana IN
ordering that interest bc paid on the Literary iGmd
I shall, Immediately on the approval of the bills,
proceed to apporiion among the cities au counties
of the State about ONE HUNDRED AND TWO
THOUSAND DOLLARS, which will I've TWENTY
FIVE CENTS PER HEAD of the school population.
W. II. RUFFN Err,
NH n Superintendent Public Instruction.
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GsIIRlIl,,OIClEsIIsIIRas, sse.

CHAD sHADf SHADt-We have In
~ store. and for sale low 30 close consignment Ito
half barrels 1872 SHA %, In good order.
NH 5l-3t ROGERS "a MCCAFCF. !,
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l,id ,'hm!ftioNS.-Two State elections will
= Eh,' M"i:', fortnight. Next Wedres-
t!rl,.' , '', Island will choose new State
sa.cl,i a aI,i. % A"nday, April 7th, the Con-
>'' election will take ia e.
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8. DIlRusas,. RlEpssrrsas. "a
GETTYSBURG
KATALYSINE WATER.

il has been demonstrated by a series Of practical
experiments conducted by eminent physicians. and
t relieved from their serings BY is use that the
GETTYSBURG KATALYSINE WATER Is the
nearest approach to specific ever discovered for
dyspepsia. Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Gravel,
Diabetes, Kidney and Urinary Diseases generally.
It. restores muscular power 10 the parayc. Itcures
Liver Complaint, Chronic D!arrhGa, Piles, Constl-
OF The skin, General Debility, and Nervous Pros
trnton from mental and physical excuses. 1t is the
greatest dntote erer discovered for ercesstue ent-
ing or drinking. 1t correcrs the stomach, promotes
dgestion aud relieves the head almost Immediately.
No household should be without il. Every hotel
should keep IL on hand. For sale by all druggists.
For n history of the Springs, for medical reports
If the power of the water disease. for marvel
lous cures. and for testimonials from distinguished
men. send for pamphlets.
For sale by PURCELL. LADD & Co, No. I216
Min street, corner Thirteenth and druggists gene
rally. .,s..sE In a-cod3m
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lygcSa".I hitcd States District Court at
.li,tJ ors Clement Z. Banks has been ac-
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aNsUpANTs,r f,,s,llHI,IlrsaN1r.s.
CAROLINA LIFE INsBRANC
" COMPANY.

~ 49, sslsssz5 GOlnRAN I.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.OFF1CE, No. n SHAFER'a BUILDING, TENTH
sas STREET.
DEPARTMENT OFFICERS.
ROBERT OULp, President: =
N. ID. WILSON, Viee-President;
s j. w. LOCKWOOD, Treasurer;
CHARLES e. SHoDGRAss, Secretary:
P SM; piak,E TR y; - M Medical EXAMS
/. B. l.. IsGRAA, n. d., Medical Ex'r Manchester
DIRECTORS.
ROBERT GUILD, BRADLET II. JOHNSON,
n. Dbl. WILSON, TALBOT SWEENEY,
j. w. LOCKWOOD, A. @. HoLLApAY.
CHAs. Il. SNoDGRAss, j. G.. ROBERTSON,
&c. SHIELDS, b. II. PAHuAN,
WV. DIcKIE, JOHN X. COyNALLY
PETERFIELD TRENT, j. b. WATKINS,
g. M. GARY, JAMES III. CAPERS,
THOMAS D. EVANS, HENRY RODEKER,
w. +. ROBINS, JOHN NJ. ALLEN,
>. w. FARRAR, W. =. GRETTER,
ROBERT LECKY, s. ID. FULLER.
CHARLES E. SNODGRASs,1
A. w DUNN, Agents
=ar TALBOT SWEENEY,
NH 3l-eod5t&wlt
TPEAT UFsTFpN INSIID NfrLr CfNRf
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SPRING SUPPLIES.
JUST RECEIVED FROM FIRST HANDS,
LEA & PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, all
sizes;
CROSS s. BLACKwELL's PICKLES, assorted;
CROSS & BLACKwELL'S MUSTARD, all sizes;
BARTON &c GUESrEr'S OLIVE OIL AND OLIVES,
Bordeaux;
KEIELER'S MARMALADE,
GUAvA JELLY. all sizes;
VIoLETTE PRUNEs, pounds net;
CURRANT and ASSORTED JELLIES,
STILTON CHEESE and PATE DE Fol GRAs,
CHEDDER CHEESE,
tDAM CHEESE,
Genuine ITALIAN MACCARoSI,
Finest HENNESSEY and other BRANDIES.
SUPERIOR SHERRY, PORT, and other WINES,
HOLLAND GIN and JAMAICA RUM,
kRUG & CO.'S CHAMPAGNE,
PIPER HEIDSEICK CHAMPAGNE,
Is SELECT, ALLEGTANY, WILLIS, and other SUI
perlor WHISKEYS.
These goods at reasonable prices by
W. d. BLAIR & CO.,
corner Ninth and Main streets,
NH o7.2w Richmond, Va.
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DrFIcE OF PowHATAN STEAMBOAT coMrANE.g4
September f1st, 1s72. IS
IrONSIGNEES OF FREIGHTA
\ By this line arr hereby notified that
steamers, unless moved within twelve hours sfsefs
arrival, will be stored at their risk and expense.
Steamers arrive MONDAYS. THUBSDAtS,and
SATURDAYS at o'clock A. NJ. ~ ~
ses3 WILLIAM p. BRETT. AGENT
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cnn OOOO POUNDS OF SUPERIOR
OUU,UUUU ICE FOR SALE WITHIN
THREE AND TIIREE-QUARTER MILES OF
THE CORPORATION LINE.-Any one wishing
To purchase. VIII sell the whole at 4 low price, or
will sell ut reasonable rates at the icc-h0use by the
bushcl or loo pounds to those who wish To be sup
piled during the summer. Apply 10
- ". n. BRAGG.
Richmond and York River Railroad depot.
,ph2 -apTlOw&
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HARVEY & JONES.

n aIsVGL % SONESs = sr-.t =,
WHOLESALE eaocERs AND LIQUOR
DEALERS,
corner Thirteenth and Cary, Commmerciaf Block.
400 barrels REEINED SUGARS, "a 2
Il 20 hogsheads DEMARARA SUGARS,
70 hogsheads PORTO RICO SUGARS,
.s' 20 boxes BACON SIDES. ,-.~@z4 = ,15
y 20 boxes BACON SHOULDERS,
4 10 boxes BACON BREASTS,
Il ss hogsheads CLEAR RIE-sfDES,
rs ilogsheads BACON SHOULDERS,
ID ierees sHG1E.cURED HAMS,
300. boxes SOAP, So
200 boxes CANDLES,
$50 barrels SYRUP,
200 bags RIO COFFEE,
100 bugs IAYGuaYRA COFFEE,
50 bags JAVA,CORFEE,
200 kegs LARD.
SO tierces LARD,
1000 sacks SALT.
LIQUORS OF every description, also \ stock of
WOODWARD generally. NH 27-lm
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TOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO EsfM
l. M1NION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. ssxAXa ~
WYANOkE, ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA. Me
AGARA, ALBEh1ARLE., aud HATTERAs leave
New York for Norfolk, City Point, aud R!chmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATUhUAI
at O'Clock T.. NJ. - = 80, :. $
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY
aud SUNDAY nj high tide. B.
saloons, stat,-roen,s, and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un
surpassed.
Freghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
Close CONNECTIONS made with steamers for al
southern and European ports. -
For further information, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
my2s No. 3 Governor street.
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WE ARE THE SOLE AGENTS FOR
w "GOODWYE'S HEADACHE and NEU-
RALGIA LISIMENT.' The trade supplied at
manufacturers price,
MILLER & PIERCE, Apothecaries,
NH 2s-lw* corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATtsss5iIs

JAMES Rl '1SIs STEAMBOAT TE ss5 .
FOR NEW YORK, PiIILADELPHlAsB Als-s5ss
TlMORE, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ~
ON THE JAMES RIVER.
The fast and elegant United States mail steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain y. 9. CLIFFORD,
leaves cOmpany's wharf, at Rocketts, for the above
named places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,aD and 5
FRIDAYS at GA. NJ, and returns on Tuesdays
Thursday, and Saturday afternoons at q O'Clock.
From this date March 27th) Sandy Point, bran-
don Point, and Dunmore Landings VIII DE discon-a5
tinued.
Passengers connect at Norfolk with the old Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg Oh arrival
Z Fare Ssi to New York. g
Fare to "
Fare TO v "
Tickets on sale at GiXiRiBER & CO.'S EXPRESS
and haggagc checked through.
Freight received DAILY for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Boston, Baltimore and principal landings on Clieea.s
pcakn bay, and all regular landings onJames river,
IL REASONABLE RATES. 55 E
Freight received from 4. nj. till i. III. asst
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid. ~
L. i. TATUM, General Agent.
Office, Company s wharf.
Branch Office, corner Main and Ninth streets.
NH 10 -.
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xuJSsSESs CHANCES.

TOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH, the
Il GO,l,-WILL, STOCK, and FIXTURES OF
GROCERY STOR /, and BAR-EOUM, containing
BAR sind FIXTURES,
COUNTERS,
SHELVING, STOCK, &C, ut
I,arN the premises NH 3l-ltt
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4 GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE COM
" PANY, OF NEW ORLEANS.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-27
ROY BE
ocA y Iy

OLD ESTABLISHED TROY BELL FOUNDRY
Continue TO manufacture those BELLS (Which have
made TROY celebrated throughout the world and
which have been made at this the
past twenty years., and making more BeIla
nually than any other Foundry in the country for
Chdrches Academies Plantations, etc. made gen
Bell Metal Copper and Tiny Rotary Noun tings the
best In use, All Bells Warranted Satfsfactory
Large Illustrated Catalogue free upon applicS.
ton 70 JONES q. Co Troy ri v
CAuuoS-Bewa are of parties claiming to IN anufacture
Genuine Troy Church Bells, whose Foundry . NOT and
SEvER has been located in Troy NJ Y. said claims are
intended to deceive the public ia26 ~ ~