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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-02-14
DEy1soN is the banner railroad city

DEx1soN is the banner railroad city in
the United States. It is the Texas ter
minus of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railroad, is only three months old, has
$500 inhabitants, 400 buildings, two
newspapers, two banks, and the business
is represented on the same ratio.
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,VmwER RESORTS.
=, PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
THE GREAT ALTERAT1VE AsD iosi ~
U,rEys OF AMERICA.

,orsars Win, nropose to visit during the summer e
of 1s73 the MorNrAiSs OF VIRGIN GlSaA ~ mosner,,
seek in their cool shades ana from The Oppressive heat
pieasdns nT riimnte OF lcssfavored locaes, on
a ,r home OF finding In the renoVatlnR ina ios,
Si iI he Admirably suited at the
SPRINGS. thirt cen miles from n.aa and tho
where the fine mountain ar AMI ,hS ibree distinct
rl,sscs of alum chalybcatc, and sulphur spi Ids
ier ali that can be desired for these purpose
These springs are oil Rghy ercs Their great
ID nedIc1aI agents Is attested by the mos
eminent pIlysicians, and by many other PERSONS u
the highest Intelligence ana l., soG ar rorrciv styled
,, u. .rin,rI oJ:s CU.LYBEATE WATER. contains i
much larger proportion OF inc linpoi, linn nny
ments of auInina iron, and maRnsala t,,v d, ~ 81,
bn nr,nr In the mountains OF Virginia: ana III IL
combIned terativc and tonic PROPERTIES it pr of
eminent. The watgrs OF dn slGsa so
wide range Sr and pnemonia dyspepsia
liver disease chronic diarrhda ana S &c
stinaton, diseases of the urinary ana grYsnelas
organs cutaneous diseases, scrolun eIi rninI
neuralgia and in most cases all diseases W I'll II,
triton, irritation, relaxa1ion, anu nee nf the waters
here for reasonable length OF time NO oaIT s IA.
rrInc-pjace In all this regon so ceieorer asnrts
w. Innerinr attractions either In the heaiiy aiI
drIirbtfn nature Of the climate. the M a,
nay Of the surrounding scenery, OF III e,I viz
her diversified propernes ana ereot ic"' "
Hotel Recommendations tlrst-class. various 'i'eIn'
Of recreation and amusement month
BOARD: Per day, Sees; per "eeh' go pe'
$50. g., ,-,,,,,re IN MONDAY
June 3oh OTooles stage line WI ien'e ae ~
riv, IF thc cars of the Chesapeake ana ono raj
road from IpI5lmGFh MON a
niS.oi,, ,i., U, on the morning ears, will re.ei
lirSng Sprngs I'll the same aerqoon before dark
For Circular containing analysis OF t Wa f rs
Iet.,ts Vi, vi .,,rns write TO : GOOpE, Agent,
'i' ~ S3deoswIm Strlbling Springs. va
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

Spain.
MADRID. July 4.-The draft OF inc ne"
constitution was submitted to the CorteS TO-
day bv the committee appointed 10 draw up
The instrument. 1t provides that the Jresl-
dent of the Republic must nave oeen polu
On Snnish territory and be twenty years OF
are, The country is to be divided into can
tons. like the Swiss Republic. The Assem-
hIv of each canton is to elect four senators,
and the deputies are to be chosen by unlvcr-
sni suffrage. Cuba and Porto Rico are to be
aSsimiIated witsthe cantons OF Spain. The
central mower is authorized to suspend con-
sti,utioual guarantees and order leries for
troops without first consulting the authorl.
ties of the cantonS.
MADRID, July 4.-The ProgrcSsist Club
has suspended its sittings because the con-
stitutional guarantees were suspended. The
Government has decided to disband all
soldiers whose terms OF service have expired,
and to offer them two reals daily to rcGnlist !:
aud if the result is unsatisfactory, to appeal
to the patriotism of the country TO fill the
ranks, and state frankly the situation and the
means Of saving Spain.
.... England. g..
LoNroS. July 4.--The report of an out
| break OF the cholera at Munich is CONTRA
dcled. Crafts on the NiStula are subjected
to a rigid quarantine.
The Shah made an unofficial visit TO the
Crystal Palace Yesterday. Immense pre-
partitions are making for his reception at
Paris.
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= -
AIFLowEa always IN BtooM.-A writer
In the Floral Cabinet says: eff you WIN
have the kindness to tell your little friena
that;the rose-coIored perpetual oxalls Is al
ways In bloom you win oblige lover OF
flowers. It requires all the sun she can give
IL. 1T blooms all winter in sunny window;
and all summer il plunged in cinders ana
coal-ashes under the pot. Ny Ambition, Mala-
koff, Mesopotamia, and Thompsonll are al
WAYS in bloom. When repot them WASH
the pot in warm water, wet the earti, IN ho1
water, and let Il stand short time before
set the plant. When cool enough, lilt your
plant carefully; see there are no worms ms
around the roots. After potting 1t, SET the
not In pail Of warm water for two hours.
If covering slips with grass does not cause
them to strike let your subscriber give them
bottom heat. Bore holes in the bottom OF
box, and put pieces of flower-pots over Ine
holes; prepare the earth, set your sll p, anu
if YOU have no greenhouse or hot-beo, sci
the box on warm bricks, keeping the SIPS
moist, and changing the bricks as they cooi:
Keep the glass over them. and nine out OF
ts, y-jIl strike
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ELOQUENT PURR-oRATIoN.-The ST. LOUIS
Democrat, when it undertakes to describe
storm, is success which might well excite
the envy of the traditional Western orator
Witness the following fellcitous paragraph.
which closes one of its descriptions:
cat this juncturc an infatuated tom-cat
leaped upon wall and with swollen tail an ano
belish shrek. defied the elements: Ihe
latter accepted the challenge, and bolt OF
lightning struck at the cats tail: who only
turned a somersauIt and yelled defiance
again did Jove hurl his tiercest bolt, but
the cat lodged it, and after one more attemp,
to yauquish the feline, the thunders dls !,
into silence, the cat allowed his tail to shrink,
the clouds rolled away, and all was peace
above"
The untamed eloquence of the West never
before achieved SO sublime purr-oration.
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WASHINGTON, july 4.-On saturday, iol
the Eastern, Cult, and South Atlantic states
falling barometer, northeast anu soutneas
winds, with occasionai locai storns. ~
Eor the Middle and Eastern States, falling
b,rometer. cloudy or partly cloudy weather
southeast and southwest winds, and nu'
merous local rains.
For the Lower Lake region, generally
lower temperature, westerly winds, and
partly cloudy weather, with occasional
local rains.
For the Upper Lakes, rising barometer,
west and southwest winds, and possibly
light local storms.
Telegraphic evening reports are missing
from all stations in the valleys Of the Mis-
sissippi river and its tributaries, and west
ward to the Pacific coast.
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The II E A L INC + II N u
on THE LINE OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAlLhoAD,
BATH COUNTY, VA,

will he opened for the reception OF vsi.ors on t,
FiRST OtJUSE with accommodations i9r THEE III
Chesapeake aud ohio railroad from Coyingtto ol
,.uOt fifteen miles ny fine turnpike OF easy grades
in fre order passing In full view OF the celebrated
FALLING SPRINGS and the MAGNIFICENT
SCENERY ON JACkSON'S RIVER.
Passengers by mail train from the east arrive al
COviugton at Z. VI. , =,
Express trains from the west arrive at s:3S Z. NJ
Visitors for the Springs by these trains remain
over night at CoviIgton.
Passengers by mail trains from the west arrive at
CoYingtnn at T:20 \. VI.
Express trains from the east arrive at \. NJ
Stages aud other vehicles for the Springs leave
COvington every morning
Trains stop twenty minutes ut Covington Tor
Prnakfast and Supper. Two hotels, with ample ac-
Communications. w
KESSNICH'S FINE BAND OF MUSIC
l. engaged Tor the and the Usual facilities lor
amusement and recreation provided.
Descriptive pamphlets can IL had Of Nl"ssrS PtR-
CELL. LADD Il Co, Richmond or OF the Agent at
the Springs. 1T,
TERMS: Board-s3 per day. $50 per month: chill
drcn and colorcd servants half price.
VI. Fl. UOCSroN, NJ. D., resident ply stefan
INV 21-codljyo Il. NJ. QUhRLES. Agent.
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Monmouth Park Races

LoSG BRANCH, July 4.-There were fully
twenty thousand persons present to-day.
The steeple-chase was won by George West.
huty came in a length ahead, but tue race
Was given to West on account of the rider OF
Duffy riding out OF the course. Time-I:3o.
Second Race. The trial purse, one mile,
was won by Artist. Time-1:46.
THIRD Race.-Mile heats. Won by Katy
rcase. Time--1:45.
Fourth Roce.-Jersey Derby. Won by
Tom Boiling. Time-245}.
1t rained very hard all through the last
race.
President Grant arrived yesterday after
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Butler Speaks at Eramfngham.

BosToy, July 4.-Butler made an cleo
pioneering speech to large temperance con-
ycntion at birmingham to-day. His remarks
were directed against nonopolies and special
legislation. He did not commit himself to
approval or diaapproval of the prohibition
or temperance laws, but declared. as long as
they were on the statute-bouk, they should be
enforced.
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pnein9-Kaee.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispalch.l
nAHvu.LE, VA, July 4.-Considerablc ex.
citc,ntnt has been manifested here for seye.
I'll, days over the pacing-race which took
place here this evening for 500 side be-
tween Bay sam, owned by NJ. Neal, of
Danrilc. and Nellie. owned by K. W. Smith,
Of Norfolk. Nellie seemed to be the favorite.
but the laurclS were carried off by Sam in
three straight heats. Considerable money
changed hands. Time: 2:5l, 2:473, 2:4i.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY !, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
chaudIse and passengers l.. j. Tarlm' agent. l.,
steamer State OF Maryland. Gcoghesaa, balli-
more, merchandise. VIZ. Brclt' agent
SAILED.
s,p,mer j. W. EyermaIl. Plat, Philadelphia lner-
,h,ndisrraud passengers. W. !. Porter. agent.
steamer Wyanuke, Couch, New YORK, merch;'ll-
disc and passengers. q. W. Allen Co.. agents
ny TELEGRAPll.l
NEW YORK. July 4.--hrriyed, steamships Bro
men CITY of Limerick. and Castor.
The steamer IT. Laurent, from Hayre ior Ne"
York was spoken un July LIST In latitude i!SS, ION
ritudc 90. Is. with her machinery damaGed she
Stopped eighteen hours for repairs and then pro-
cccdcd. ,.,, ,;, I,,,,
FORTRESS MONROE. July 4.-Satled, brig ''ah'
HoSd for Baltimore; brig Mabel for Queenstown
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Movements or the President.

WASHINGTON, July 4.-The President VIII
return direct to Long Branch from Kentucky.
He will not be In Washington probably be-
fore the last of next week or the first OF the
week following, He wiilreceive visit from
Secretary Belknap ut Long Branch.
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Man Killed OBJ n Railroad.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch
ALEXANDRIA, VA, July A young
colorcd man named Joseph POindeXtcr was
killed, to-day on the Washington and Ohio
railroad. He was standing on the top of Il
ear when lie was struck by bridge and
killed
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Dexter Park Races.

CHICAGO, July 4.-Mariposa won tue nrst
iace-time. l:52A, "a, ST. Quartermaster, the
l;,volitc in the pools, was declared dis'aheed
in the first heat for touiing.
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Struck by LIGHTNING.

Clsc1NNATi, July 4.-The Hamilton Wool
len Mill was struck by lightning to-day,
causing the roof to fall IN. One man was
Killed and two others hurt. Loss, $4,000.
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VARIETY SPRINGS.
TNIlE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,

BATH COUNTY. VA,
have been improved and rchttcd for the season OF
1879 The waters vary IN temperature from 30 to lilo
degrees.
The BATHS have for nearly century been used
in the treatment of Gout, Rheuuaii>lu, Paraiy sis.
Neuralgia; Diseases of the Liver Bladder. Skin. and
Womb: Old Injuries, Cutancous Affections, ton
traction OF Muscles and Joints, Chronic Diarrhra
&C.. and have attained worldwide celebrity Tor
their efficacy In curing and relieving such diseases.
The bathing arrangements are exclusive and COM
petc. and include the new feature OF Mud BATHS.
which arc now attracting the especial attention ni
the medical profession ami invalids.
The DRINKING WATERS include several va
rlctios, among them a spring of chalybeate alum
water, equal III not superiorj 10 any Of lis Kind II
the United States.
For pamphlets, giving full description aud anay
sis OF waters. address $. g. TARDI X co. Rich
mond, Va, nr JAMES \. AUGUST.
Hot Springs, Bath county, Va.
my 22-Tu, Th.&Scm
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yTsT OF LETTERS.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAlNINI lH
IL THE RICHMOND PosI-oFflo1 'oD >
1873 .,,. ,,st vii, nlease
saw Advertised" If not called for In loui WI,
they will be sent to the Dead-Lettcr Ohcc' III "
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gAILROAD LINES.
81 a H "a ~ Ess.. .ssE'a lEE'ssss;;

6-I-
RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE,
RAILROAD COMPANY
fICHHOED June d. ls75 I
IN AND AFTER THIS DATE pas.
" SESGER and FREIGHT TRAINS ou ts,<
road will run as folioss: " wan
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point ,s.rss
Richmond at r. d., and train from Wet pair,
will arrive at Richmond at 1898 A. ii. daily ISM
diys excepted. '0'H-
The splendid steamer SUE, Captain a C. SickIy.
has been Placed on the route between West Point ar
Baltimore TO run IN connection with this road and
Viii make three trips week, leaving West Point
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. and SATURDAY.
on the arrival Of the train. which leaves Richmond
ut T. NJ arriving at Baltimore next morainY IL,
ample time to connect with trains Tor the NORTH
and West; and leave Baltimore MONDAYS. WE'D
NESDaYS. and FRIDAYS at p. NJ, connecting
at West Point with the train due at Richmond At
1890 next morning.
Fare 10 Baltimore, IS coorc3 people. Il.
FREIGHT TRAIN. with passenger car attached
for through freight only, leaves Richmond Iues.
DAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays IA. u. Through
freight received daily I'LL 8 p ".
FREIGHT TRAIN. with passenger car attached
for freight between Richmond aud WfSt Point
leaves Richmond OH Mondays. Wcdn,sttays, and
Fridays mt A. NJ. Local freight receIv we'd Tuesday
Thursdays, and Saturdays till p NJ.
EDW. +. FOLGFP
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
w. n. BRAGG. Master Transportation jc2i
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A sharp, sbril voice searching FOL
..Georne" disturbed the quiet OF Nelsol
street for some fifteen minutes on FRIDAY
At the end of that time set Of very solec
features suddenly appeared through an open
ing in the fence and sadly observed: 1oul
voice Amt what it used to be, mother; you're
losing ground. - Danbury Ne,cs.
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A Danbury boy was on the stoop reading
murder trial, Saturday afternoon, wnen
his iather said to him: 3" How does the
thermometer stand, Thomas Unanimous
for acquittal on the ground OF INSANITY
was the mechanical reply. Thomas Is sore
vet. he says.-Danbury Ne'rs.
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LEXINGTON, VA, July 4.-The commence
ment exercises of the Virginia Military In
stitute took place this morning. The vale
dictory address was delivered by Cadet l..
l.. Cochran, of Alabama. The orator of the
day was Cadet j. z. Jehries, OF Virginia.
There were fifty graduates the largest
number since the establishment of the lnstl'
tuition. General Smith conferred the dlplo'
mas. Colonel Holiday, of Winchester, Va
delivered the address of the graduating
class.
Between s and o'clock there was me
display of pyrotechnicS, witnessed by al I'm
mensc crowd from the surrounding country
AT night the corps of Cadets gave lnel.
usual ball-the finale to the commencement
exercises.
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nEpARTUgEss OF STEAMERS.


-op NEW YORK.-The Old N9EfR
n Dar,,,ion steamship Company ele. =
can't steanlshir ISAAC BELL. Captain hFreiaIIf
viii sail SUNDAY, July 9, a.1 O'CLOCK d. ie''''
Thrnneh bills of iang signed, and g2oos l1f
warded dispatch to an p9 made n %t Cnnaid
h,se 1n fare, So; steege, 90; r1una-
aeSets, 40. For freight or passage aRp'y 9su,s
uEonu Company's Wharf. Rockefss.
FOR BAITIMoRE. -
= powHaT.N STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
e,r ,rtroE MARYLAND will leave hei
,vborf ontSSTIfRDhY at 12 O'Clock NJ;
Freight received up to III O'Clock a. Do satur"@s
ro TAI 1te'sN' app WILLIAM p. BRETT, Agent.
LANES RIVER S'TEAMBOATfssat!sssllsll ls,sI
ID COMPANY. Ez1assss-
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u,HOMAS BALMER & CO.,
IMPORTERS.
1917 CARY STR EFT,
,ffer a complete assortment OF FAM Hhoeh-
RES aud WINES. Including
PEEK FREAN CRACKERS,
ALBERT BISCUITS.
LEA Z PEnRINs's WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
COIMAN'S MUSTARD,
cOXE'S GELATISE,
NiCAFoSf,
MOTIONS ENGLISH PICKLES,
CtS&EE TOMATOES,
C.HSED PEACHES,
=. .SsLCv'S CORR,
BASES ALE, bottled BY HILBERT:
AILs0p'S ALE, bottled by Hilbert:
GUINNESS'S PORTER, bottled by Hilbert;
GrISgEss's PORTER, bottled by Burke;
IIESSESSY BRANDY,
ESASSI SHERRY,
HANGERS MOUNTAIN WIIISEEY,
BRANpFROTRG TABLE Gil. ana
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NESTAURANfS.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

PROFESSIONAL CARD.-Me,>',,tr =. ,r
L NJ Mr.. L. + Sales drug s,nr, c"rn'f ., -. =
ana renable streets. hcior" l. d. '"il'
tended 10 promptly during tn LAY. are - y.
"G'N'' niltcr !O1 rrNrl' rl's r..
Residence 900 ~. Jane. >tt"'' = 49,
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

business RESUMED.-GEORG /
ID HERRING. WHOLESALE GROCER AND
LIQUOR DEALER, having resumed business at
his old stand, No. II FIFTEENTH STREET. be-
tween Main and Cary, will be pleased to serve his
former patrons and friends and the public gene
rally. Orders filed promptly from good ana re-
liable customers ut lowest market rates.
~ l-Tu, Th,S Sim
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THESNPEAkE AID ONO EAli.-
~ RpAD.-~nn and after 5tt May. -, Il" - .'u-
ger trains will run ., i",low.
WESTWARD.
MAu. TRAIS.-Lcisra Elchm"nd -" \. ".
D,lry ny.rpt SUNDAY. connecting with ". =,
Va H. & g. : railroad At t,"rIu'ay ~" srd it'f-
lottesv'lr. aud arrives 1T W lille sulphur HF'i"-.
at :0J /. VI. -
E.XlEESS TRhIN-I.rayrs Richmond - !" =.
NJ DAILY except Saturiay, coGncrung Il, h"""h
Vile with W., e., Va VI. y g. ; r'it"l' u'' i, ,t'
lvnchlIrg and southwest, AMI arriN@: al Itum-
urou al $50 r. Vi. ncXt':aY SiH,iii"r leaves l'ui-
ngton on arrival of the train. ami arriNts IL I III
rinnatl at { O'Clock n"&i morning. w
This train stops between i'trIjoDHl h'rh VIM"
sulphur Only al unriinu ';,'rGru.'iil" 'iarn'''~'
ylli,, Stur Goshen, lIii!rsI','. mi '"Ilh i"n-
ACCOMMODATES TRAM .l."'t'' ttllm"t'd
at $40 Z. VI. DAILY except SUNDAY. AMI 4rFl'Na ~
Gordonsvillc al s:l5 i. ~.
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati Il ~. Vi. DNIr ~
cent Sunday, and arrives AT Huntington 1t y.
NJ next day, connecting With cxprrs, tram.
EXPRESS TRii\.--LeaNt' ltnnllnE'.n "WA,
NJ DAILY except SUNDAY, and arrives at hlctw"w
al 1870 4. VI. next day, connecting WIN triih'
going south and with JanIc, river steamer inf 80"
folk. This train stops between " h!ir sulphur al"
Richmond only at Junction. t"rGonsf iii', l"'i'
lotiesyiIlc, Staunlon, Goshen, A!'in"f"' Ah" 'o''
Mail TRAIS.-lcaycs white sulphur i:s5 \: v.
DAILY except sundays c"nncctin: WIN ~, Vs..
NJ 4 O. = railroad al Charloti"s' He 3hi ""r'"iN-
vile, and arrives nj Eichnnnd j. ".
Vile $50 A. NJ. DAILY except sunday. cpunfuhG
AT t;or,luusvc with VIC. Va, NJ h:>' rtt""i
train from LynchDurg and southwest. ana "ii''' Il"
Richmond 1915 a. NJ. o..
For further information Inquire III IN" t"i'i"h!
Office on Broad near Seventeenth street.
H. PERRY. General superintendent
JAMES +. NErHERI.ASp, General Ictcl Agent
my3
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LAME AND CEMENT

T IME AND CEMENT.
SO barrels ROCKLAND LIME daily expected pei
schooner Herald:
900 barrels HOFFMAN CEMENT:
RITEETON LIME, loose and in barrels, con
stantly arriving;
500 barrels i;OCKLAND LIME in store, for sale II,
i've AS. LEE.
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RICHMOND AND WELDON ROUTE
GENERAL MANAGERS bFYTCE.
RICHMOND. VA, June IL. ls13 J
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE run

| he JhalNS cG7 lid hCJ III run
| l. as follows: ..
| The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmout y, 81. ".
am! 100 T.. NJ, arrive AT Petersburg At g:lo ~ NJ
and 23s Z. NJ. arrive at Weldon at 800 \. VI am.
6l5P VI. ts
FREIGIIT TRAINS, with passenger coafh .'-
tarhpd. leave Richmond for Petersburg ut : 4. ~.
and for Weldon at 7. NJ. ano returning leave Pc
terSblrg al 1895 \. VI. aud s:JJ +. VI.
RETURNING MAI. TRAINS leave Weldon at
1910 A. NJ. and 4:lG i. NJ and leave Petersburg al
S. a. NJ. and 4 i. N.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places at
A. N. and p. NJ.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between Rirli-
moud and Petersburg leaves Petersburg at 40 \. 81
and 7. NJ. and leaves hichmond at i.aj 4. VI. aud
Gas I. NJ.
The Freight Trains and the Accommodation Traiu
will not run on SUNDAYS. and the y. II. Mail
Train will not leave Pc ersbI,rg sundays and the
4. VI. train does not leave RithMord Oh Mon
davs.
The freight train leaving Pcterehurr'at Io:3s s. "
AMI the accommodation leaving hiS'uuUnG At l2lJ
T. NJ, connect with the Norfolk aud Petersburg
trains.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
moud and Petersburg except AT AaIch.5t.T and
Chester.
Passengers from Clover Hill will leave At a. NJ
and returning leave Richmond III l:2o L. NJ. daily
Except Sundaysl
Passengers will AXE their meals At jar?atf'. No.
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg vii! start from
the Wushing tOtl-Strcct depot.
pTrJI,MhS'S PALACE SLEEPING AES art
attached to all the Night Mail Trains.
THOMAS ~. WINNE,
lie ls General Manager.
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CHINA AND QUEENSWARE,
" GLASSWARE,
PLATED WARE,
PLANISHED WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE,
TINWARE,
IRON-WARE,
WILLOW-WAR
WOODEN WARE, al
SMITH l. MCCURDEY'S.
apt 421 Broad street.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH. <GfNf
L MONp. AND NORFOLK STEAM assszsg,
sHIf' LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE A
" EEK-The steamers of this line will leave Ricli-
~, and Philaielphia every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY 1T the same hour.
Freights received daily Sundays excepted TOR al
also for Charleston. Savannah, aud New Orleans,
and bills of lading signed through.
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals ana
state-room, -. W. L. fOfIEIn,, Isens,
No. 242J Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM z. CLYDE < CO. Agents.
No 12 South Wharves,
.,oo M ~ North Wharyes. PHILADELPHIA.
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LANES RIVER STEAMBOATeestttTssslI.
u COMPANY. ku,aassss-

.s..a.. "- DAILY LINE FOR
rr1y YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE,
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, AND REGU-
LAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
..... .... ALSO, t.. So
VIE DE LEAU AND OLD POINT HOTELS.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL AMI
81. ADAMS EXPRESS. .n
ON and after May 5th, 1878, this company will run
aDAILY LINE Sundays eHceptedl, consisting OF
their fast and elegant steamers .-- t-.a
John SYLVESTER, CApTISJ }. a. Posi-;
ELIZA HANCOX, CAPTAIN u. {. CLIFFORD:
leaving Richmond ut \. NJ and arriving here at
4P. NJ.
Passengers make sure connection at Norfolk with
Raw Line for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
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THE rouRTn-THE LEE GUARD, OF RICHMOND
BANNER PRESENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dots RAIS-SToRM.
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INITIALS.
"T L. S.,":M Y.C."
VESSELS
A. c. Mitchell, schooner Serene; Capt. j. Hop
kins, schooner Fannie; Captain john watson,
schooner Mary Morris: Capt. j. Stcadman. schooner
Iordoya. L. l.. AN LEVI o''"''S