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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
.Iust ReceIved and opene d

full and excellent assortment OF periuMeries
AZ fancy goods sui able for the holidays.
large stock of 1rst-cass buckskla 81 YES chs-
mols skins, finger co.'s etc., etc, -.
ione thvme pure ground black and cafenne pepper.
A choice assortment of Havana and other cigars,
topeth n with the different brands OF nne cut ana
chewing tooactos. -. =.
A complete assortment of fancy soaps, hand sa-
poIio hair oil, rest0ratives, pom des, hair dyers
tooth powders. hair brushes, COMBS, &c. :.
FOSrRk'S DRUG TORE,
Front and West Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
9eatAs.

GUTHRtE.-0n the Both ult., of consumption, Mary
Ann, wife Of John Guthrie, in the o4th year Oh her
age. = :.
spectfullY invited to attend her funeral rom IN g
SIS on wednesday afternoon, -cember, Srd az
clock, without further notice. Funeral services
at y O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
Nsrr Aaver.lse..enIa, ThIs Day.
JENKINs = ATKINSON


SIGn Agents wanted, I'd page
son,eihlfg wor knowing, Sd page
Agents wanted Sd page
psyOhOmanSv, Sd page
n eryhOdys own Physician, nd page
VI Hellis cafbolic Tablets Sd page
Fartakw0rn 10, Sd page
Dr erce's Golden Discovery, sd page .,
HorttrriB Troehes i 6
Funeral Notices
hardware, &c.-Truman Shaw
UGstlpr wanted--D I efnOn
IA Ma u 'aoi iurers-Chas Warner s -
Cheap crockery at daNormandles
Winter overcoats at DeWolf's
summing up-Bu haum se..-4.
ChrIstBaa go0ds-B q Shoemaker
Ladies' 'Clnaks-L'chtensteiu
PERUVIAN SsruR--Clty Item a.,
proposals for rem oval of garbage and offal
pratt's Astral oil--Foster's Drug Store
F1ster's Cough Mixtnra .e
Heart Disc eAse Bpecialty-Mra Dr Foster
NOtlce-DelaV are Loan Association -
interest In mandatory fer salem M Child CO
Notice 20 creditoTs-l. Bird
Wnnted-Situations for Swude men
Nntice-Citizsns OF Wilmington
philadA Reading r R-ChanRe Of connectian
Fancy goods at Fostet's Drug store
Fosters orig nal Poma'e
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
THIRD EDITION.
The ocean Disaster.
LATER PARrlouLARs-LIsr OF TIE SAVED.

LATER PARTlCULARs-LIsr OF TIE SAVED
-u.F LONDON, Dec. /.
The Vile du Hdure sank in twelve minutes
aftet the collision. The boats of the Lochedrn
saved as many as was possible, including the
captain and ten fellow passengers. Among the
passengers on the steamer we're number OF
Delegates to the Evangelical Alliance, returning
home. The captain, five officers, Ands OF the
crew were saved, and 27 passengers. The ladies'
saved we're Mary Hunter Annie Hunter, Hele-
ma Mixter, Madelaine Mixter Mrs Bulkley, Mrs
spafford. Miss Breeden, Mics Fannie Benninger,
Mr.. Edgar. Mrs. W. h. Swift and husband
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
From was ing'on.

THE PRESIDENTS VIEWS ON SPANISH MATTERS READ
TO THE cABINET-THE CHEZ JUsIIcEsHIP.
WAsHISdroN, Dec 1.
The President read to the Cabinet, this morn
ing, that portion of his message relating to Span
ish affairs.
II is believed that the President will announce
to the Cabinet his nomination for Chief Justic !
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01

Both Houses o. Congress- met, this morning,
and after organization and the transaction OF
some preliminary business, the usual committees
were appointed to wait upon the President.
Mr.. Blaine was re elected Speaker Of the House.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHIDApELPHIA Dec. l.
Cotton firm at 16l6017. Flour with advanc-
ing ten iency super6ne, 81 5O@5.25 extras
S5 25O6 Penna. and Ohio extra family. 81 .25@
s.; rye Hour held at 81 IS, Wheat steady red,
81 50@l 60 +; amber 81 62C9l 6s white 81, 700
i.sO No. 1. spring $144@l 46 Rye held At
S5c Corn in fair demand yellow 14c +; mlxeo,
73074c. Oats active 5l@53c, mixed 4S@5lc'
Whisky steady at $40.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS.
Cattle in fair demand common to extra
Penna and Western 4@711c. Sheep in fair de-
mand at 415@6c. Hogs higher, at S6 72@7 per
cwt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01

The debt statement for November shows an
increase of 50 O2s 57e but it was expected by
reason Of a previons announcement from WASH
I'm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
The Public Debt.

AN INoREAsE DURING NOVEMBER
WAsHINaToN Dec. l.
The Public Debt statement for November,
published to-day, shows an increase of s9,O2s,-
RITZ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
rnnADEIpn1A CATTLE MARKETS.
nnAnnYwrNr M1LIs QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
MarriagFs.

SHANK Rev. j. NJ. P. Otis, on Nov.
Both, in this city. VIM. M shank and Maggie
Bishop, both OF Chester county, Penna.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
On, Fiaasees For 1873 asd 1874.

LISTS OF ESTIMATES AND APPROPRIATIONS.
The following table shows the appropriations
of the city for the present year, and those which
are proposed to be- made, for 1874, according to
the rennrt of the FINANCE Committee:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
The Clayton HSuse
ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, ro-DAS.

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY.
Jno N Kelly & W.T., U. S, N,
Il Moore, Waltham, Mass.
] W Dorsey. Hartford Co., Nd.
On Vallandingham Dayton, Ohio.
Miss Harrie Curtis, Newark, Del.
Miss Lizzie Blandy, "
Geo " Brennan, Philadelphia.
Il q Corrick, I"
John Mackie =
Mrs Mackie,
A Stanley, N. Y.
@ Mccullough. Elkton.
] D Davis. U. s. N.
Obas H Loring, g
JL Killgore. City.
W Parry, N Y.
r Smith. Pbila.
Herman Winter. Brooklyn.
H Whitney Boston.
Jos. Dowdall VT. and ch. Avondale Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YoRK. Dec. l.
Gold opened, this morning, at IL. OSS&.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01

TUNo MANUFACTURERS The Union Society
Will thank manufacturers to adviae them OF
worthy families that are out of employment a-u
need aid. SAAS WAnN6nn,
nac1 fI6ah
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
weather Record.
REPORT OF TIE SIGNAL SERVICE

WASHINGTON. Dec. /.
Probabilities. For the Middle States North
east to Southeast winds, cloudy weather and
i sDOW.
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pratta AatrnI Oll

For sale in any quantity at the vary lowest marke
rate. Authoriz sd agents for Delaware
A"'0- @, FOSTER APOTHECARY,
Front and Wtst sta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
HEttj advertisements.

cSYNoPTICAL NEEDLE cAsBs. containing four
sizes OF extra quality needless each In Its prop
er pari ion are neat, useful, and not ex ensiVe
So ' TRUMAN d SHAW,
No. s85 Eight Thirty-nve) Market st below Ninth,
NTEAT SETS OF CHILDREN'S KNIVES, with
~ small Plate Spoons q ld fsIks and variety
Of other less expensive yles, for sale by
= TRUMAN 4 SHAW,
tS'- 49, PhiladelphiA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
aRooND DISPATCH.

The Ville du Hdpre collided, on November 2Sd,
with the British ship Loohedrn, from London for
New York, and sunk shortly after. Two hundred
and twenty-six of the passengers lost their lives
Eighty-seven Of her passengers we're rescued
by the ship Trimountain, from New York, and
were landed at Oardiff. Wales, early this morn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
ueart diseases a Speciality.

HoaFt uIsedbes ap1OIuIIVs
Ivill heresfter make specially OF the treatment
Of hC art disease and Kidney and Dropslca Antc-
tions and can be consulted at all times at my ONCE
Front and West str cts. . ,,o,r,,,, =, n
Also on hand full and complete assortment OF
Trusses, Braces, supporters, suspensories and
0siiNse'-iOi MRS. C. FOSTER, N. D.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
SECOND Edition.
TERRIBLE DISASTER At SEA.
COLLISION OF a SHIP AND STEAMER.
Over T.Oo Hundred Ltves lost.
First DISPATCH.

LONDON, Dec 1.
The steamship vile du Hdure from New York
for Havre, has been sunk at sea. Over two hum
dred lives were lost.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
NOW ia the season

NOW % gIIo HUtAUVII
For Coughs and colds, and ther is no better rene
dy known Tor curing quickly these complains Imam
and he convinced Of the fact. Alio, Browns
Troche's. Wistars L. czengers, Cough Secrets, Ii
ouer &c Icz0ngers, Tar drops and and al. the pesl
/ t1t,wn Couah iozengers OF the day, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West Streeta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01

The Fishback rail mill, in Pottsyille, resum'
ed operations on the 25th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-09

A MA1IGNAST.-The New York Tines.
not the brightest nor yet the meaneSt paper
printed in this country, yet very poor spe.
cimen of an honest journal, publishes cng
letter from Lexington, Va, in which the au-
thor pours out the walls of bis malice upon
the people Of Virginia. According to him
they are lazy, improvident, ubre2entant re-
bells, who honor JACKSON and LEE more than
they do BEAST BUTLER and Pull. SHERIDAN.
We are sure that this last charge is true.
The people Of Virginia do not profess toad-
mire any Yankee general, and do venerate
the memory of their own heroes. The
writer in question will have cause for addi-s
tional denuncation Of our people next No
yember, when they will elect as their Gov
ernor some Confederate soldier who has
borne the brunt of battle upon many hard.
fought field. r.s....... ........ 49,.
We c,n tell the Times that the southern
people are not hypoerites. They. will never
hypocritically profess to love a government
which they know only as the embodiment of
emslignancies of the Republican party-as
wrong-doer-as the oppressor, OF brave
people and the DESTROYER OF their liberties.
They accept the situation, and they perform
all their duties as citizens; but they will not
soon recognize the right of the Government
TO control their feelings. '.4a'~ -. i'"@
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fnnsra from ST. Paui's church as . s' ''s''
EVENING. ,-......@
facd o,, the stn instant, after long 1nd psinlni
ansss Mrs. BETTE GILL, aESH &c., v, ,rsonrn
yeas Leaving saster aud two 'sH'''eA y AOa' :
asr faaeral Will take place fsom her iats Ses-
Deuce No. g: stTth strss, ITTERSiyoN AT q
esc.x The Sy,ess and scqnaintapces OF the family
~ tF,,liv requested to attend. "St3t
= Taris. Nv. papers plcsse copy.ida - iilssf5'
r r.., -, the nth. instant, after slost Illness,
wnm 1eaii 81 II + TRUEMAS, in the forsy'eigh'h
ye sIs q fu h,s I'm take place TITS oRXISG 4,
Fossiieo streets where his friends and acqnain'-,
anses are Invited 10 attend. ~, ,4cy5t1fAi
sa II pangis Va Satqs iSaS Sp szas ss d
Charles r. aud Carrie G. Winston, agea I'VE n'oh'is
and t1n DAYS as -a.aaiIr<s !" r "iSt' Nt'* ~
A yacsu, place, "a blank forever, ~ lrfq yfr&
a pulse now cold and still; ...,.. d ~ +, ~
A eo;,i returned 10 the hands Of Its gtver, us,
perfshed loneliness that never again QUE le = =
/, shall I'LL. 4 astfis.Tt E".}f2d -
n,ed. at Hot Springs. ARK. July Of con 2;
gcstion Of the brain aud lungs, Cap.. s. w
ElTkYLOR, OF Pittsylyania county, va. s,o4o.
CANAAN TAYLOR was for many years cohducsof
onths Richmond and Danville raiiroad.td al w
Died, on Tuesday, July 9Th. at s O'Clock A: NJ. az
,hn ressdenee OF her father, MARY Ey- Infant
dasebier OF Charles A. and Mary j.. Armstrong. H.,
Her funeral will Jake place NJ 0r tkfNINc. at I,
cdist church THIS "wednesday MohNiNo
O'Clock. q
y ,n,sd yves.erday morning Of whooping- congh:
JOHN pr EsCbTT, infant sou OF R9pers . aiiu
Marceria }. Lecky; aged six months anu ioait
1se friends of the family are invited to attend
MIS- funeral THIS "Wednesday MORNING az 10
o'clock from the residence OF his grandiatecf
fpeter " Ralston), No. col west Main street.
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STH q d Ealing SPRINGS,
--st-s;, Fl, ON THE LINE OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
/, /, 49,. 49, g. u, BATH COUNTY. VA.

win be opene for the reception of VISITORS on the
FIRST OF JUNE with accommodations for THEE
,HENDRED PERSONS. They are accessible by the
IChes;ipcake aud Ohio railroad from Coyingnn
depot, fifteen miles by fine turnpike OF easy g1ads;
In tine order, passing In full view OF the celebrated
FALLING STRINGS and the MAGNIFICENT
SCENERY ON JACKSON'S RIVER.
Passengers by mall train from the east arrive at
Coyington at K, NJ rr...., ...a,..- :, .
Express trains from the west arrive at as J.. VI.
Visitors for the Springs by these trains remain
over night at CoyBgtoD.
Passengers by mall trains from The west arrive al
C0vngt0n at T:a0 4. d. 80
Express trains from the east arrive al A. VI,
Stages and other vehicles for the Spring, lea'e
CoviDgton every morning.
Trains stop twenty minutes at CorhIgton i"r
Break fast and Supper. Two hotels, with ample az
communications. q > " ~
KESSNICH'Sy FINE BAND OF MUSIC
Is engaged for The season and the usual facilities Tor
amusement and recreation provided.
Descriptive pamphlets can he bad or M,ssrS. fi'E-
CELL, LADD & 60, Richmond or OF the Agent =.
TEKms: Boald-s3 per tI1y. 500 per month (; chill
.dren and colored servants half price.
M. Ii. HOUSTON, M. d., resident physran.
my 2f-eodtjy2 II. ii. QUABLES. Agent
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EDUCATIONAL.

IN MONDAY, July 14th, at 8 O'Clock q.
AT the subscriber will open II SUMMER
sCHooL At bis residence, corner Of Third and Clay
streats. No. 800. ,-3} ssa,-TrtLflt 80 81 =
TEaMs; Primary branches, s.. per month; adj
vanced branches, IS per month: ,...,,,
He will also give special lessons 70 eiassesor inui
ytGuals male or female, at o'clock 2. NJ, and any
desired hour on Saturday. ,,.> :, r,.an,,>r NJ
ty 5.BtS ~" ~ ss'<@< JAMES M. DAhDCNs
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MS NAx1 e.- > = : : 80 :. II
M gayE MaNEy WHgN foU "a
vo,, r sow PbacHAss pHsss eoopsl
49, - ryrREMELY Low PRICES IT
s: - LEVY BROTHERS. =,
They have made greas reductions n s'e Pc "
SUMNER DRESS GOODS
-,f n aorde. 70 close out thezr wt'ole ssoek i"s'
80 - .rg.f offer fsfT r. eGEfsf4-. ~
crLLEsT FasT=coIoRED LAWNS 81 iss =
lH..s.d ,,orth 1s3c:a lifHl s5att:23 !. ~
PEI o sasa sSWAsnPoPLINsa at isc. worth go
wlp, Pr sousr 81 coLeRED-sTRlPEG . am pn
" n1.aCK.GROfTED 20 Oh o r ED - - -
M cpEssADINEs OF leac. per yard 'soflh w. r.
%. srW'sRofySp SILKS TRIPE On 1hn - :
nINEs AZ lac. worth 2sc. per ysrd {.oc
EMBROIDERED ogGANDiiEss' ~ s0'' ~ iNIje
=, per ya riNcH AMf at 1ssc worth 2sc per yara;
sHIRTING CAMBRICs at i.c: wos. m ~, wp,xh Soc.
BRoCADE POULT DE SOU ,ss az :0' ~" T7iFss
y,f PER s1.o LAWN, with sArIN-sTRIrE SIDE SIDE
BANDs for trimming at asc. per yaru w" "''' :
WIDE Ipys; ,CBEcK.MusL1Ns at SOC. worth 'oo' pe'
ward. ;ca afl 2r6fa" go 20 In, ,s
p,oI1Es At sS 49, IS, 49, and SOC. per yard wor'n =
pod TX I DOT and STRIPED CHINESE G tx sr
CLOTH. full yard wide, at l5e. wof'n S''' p,
1rSEN TUssoRE sUIT1NG at25and a0c' per 'Ai1
worth 30 anfsoc.; ..as.# s.a' 1s
Rr,ACK IRON GRENADINES, ,,rS ., all
BLACK ,ALPACAS AND BoMoAAilr'"it''o' -
lqualitles;t sf,g...-,,,,, q z's.-s ~ 'Hof t
WHITE LINEN LAWNS; ... l.-....g ..s..5 o.. q
CoI,oRED LINEN LAWNS; -..... .
TAMlsE; hes. .; e-s. g.&.sr. aE. f>-ss
TAMARTINE; ,d nm 70
81 per yard; ..,,t,, ar Al so.
coroRED SILKS Of superior quality az Civ,
sl,,5, 81, and $3.50 per yard--an mucn peio"
regular prtces' ,,,p,r MAIN.
| soo8i NULL, and ORGAND1 MuoLANo'
| IA-TWILL LONGCLOTH; -
l,sATJN-sTRIPE VICTORIA Lawn;
"oAhH' * '1 - 49, LEVY BROTHERS.
| 1917 and 1919 Main street
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EXCURSIONS.
SpECIAL SUMMER TICKETS.

SPECIAL SUMMER TICKETS \
The JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
are now issuing tickets TO BRANDON ,WhAAEs
(half way) and return same day, at 81 TOT I9Hna
trip. Steamers leave daily (Sundays excepteSV ~
50 A. NJ, and arrive at P. III. Tickets for sue on
board Steamers aud good for that day only. . 1y,,o
Also. 10 Vue de rEau or OLD Point S2.eo, " w
ie Is-lm $50 l.. B. TATUM, General Agent
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GRAvTATloN.-A year or more age we
stated that as to what was called the attrae-
ton Of grayitation no one knew anything
more than the name; that nobody could I'M
derstand what sort of a force it was. The
Philadelphia Day thereupon undertook to
enlighten our ignorance. In bis article on
The Study Of Sociology, in the last No. OF
the Popular Science Monthly,. HERBEET
SPENCER says:>e zzaa y ls'eoasss'r:eaa s-,sv@tS.
from the category of irregularities 10 the category
OF rcguarities, the mystery that once attached TO
the soperstitio explanat Hons OF them Incomes y
Of them. = The astronomer, having shown
that the motions Of the solar system imply uni
ton, fnds htmsell absolutely incapable Of con-
esfctng the force"
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AMUSEMEyTS.
MONDAY, JULY IA, 1873. lr' .'... .-f
McCANN,s FOURTH CONCERT and PICNIC.

From the great success of my three previous ci-
forts, have the pleasure Of informing my TRENDS
aud thrpnblc generally that my
! = FUURTE GRANDCONCERT and PICNIC #.
/ 49,, Ts--.-.af wistake place ut y..Ltra t.rrr
r. J. EUkER'S SPRING PARK
on the above date. Music by the FIRST VIRGINIA
REGIMENT BAND. +. -}.StLEa -. la ~
l4tb Instant, the BAR will be stocked with the best
liquors at city prices, underline management Of MI
a. GIBIIN. Refreshments, ice-crearn, &C., will he
furnished on the grounds by Mrs, kobe.
Admission : Gentlemen, Is cents. No charge for
ladies' Gates open at P. II. Promenade music
from 4 to S! P Vi. Dancing from 10 IL p. M. -
n. B-Should weather prove unfayorable, VIII
come of on l6th. .% .- Jy 9-WS&M5L
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VARIETY SPRINGS.

s These SPRINGS, situate OIL the Chcsapelke and
Ohio railroad Gears stopping at the door, nfteen
miles west Of Stantons will BE- open for the recpr-
ton Of visitors on she 18th of JUNE. Persons Ill.,
ipg h, the titles having their families al these
SPRINGS can visit them In the evening aud return
next morning. The mineral waters arr Superior,
consisting Of
/ ALUM, CHALYBEATE. SULPHUR, ALL
/ .gtttE. HEALING, AND FREESTONE. .
cold anu clear-runn1ng from the North Mountain
Scenery here grand Beyond description Flptt'i
Knob, 4a!s feet high above tiewater, In fnll viw
One Of the finest springs in the world guShes from
i.s bhse. Accommodations will be kept by Mr.. \.
w. Arnold In comfortable tents spy-gass of long
range; and conveyance from VARIETY SPRINGS
We have been at heavy expense in making things
comfortable. and pledge ourselves to give good fair
fine music, and provide the usual amuscmculs. &C.
For board. 81 per day. 80 per week, and rs per
month. Children under twelve years old and Ter.
wants half price. Fine bathing Ia all-b,aling
water, $50 PAUL & MARY BURRCsS,
|. lie ls-im. y. Propricturs.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail-
u ROLD.-On and after 5ti May, 1873, the passen-
ger trains will run as follows: lft "'s H@.E- ssEs
o : WESTWARD. ~
MAIL TRAJN.-Eeives Richmond $50 A. NJ.
DAILY except Sunday, connecting with Va C.,
Va, M. J. 6. ). railroad at G9rdousville aud Char
lottesville; and arrives at White sulphur Springs
: EXPREss TRAIN.-Leaves Richmond at 10 p
NJ. DAILY except Saturday, connecting at GordoIis-
vile with W., G., Va, d. q e. railroad trains TOT
Lynchblrg and southwest, and arrives at HUNT
ington st $40 2. NJ. next day Steamer leaves Hunt
ington on arrival or the train and arrives 1t Gill
cnnah ats O'Clock next morning. g -.t.l
This train stops between Richmond and White
Sulphur only at Junction: Gordonsyille, Charlottcs
ACCOMMODATION TRArN.--Leayes Richmond
q $40 A. 1Ax except Sunday and arrives at
4'..s.'IJ - ~ EASTWARD a2'&F'#i 49,
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at 4 p. NJ. DAILY ex-
cept Sunday, and Arrives at Huntington at 0 A.
81. next day, connecting with express train.
EXPRESS TRAIN.-Leaves Huntington at 10 A.
NJ. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at Richmond
al 4:3o A NJ. next day, connecting with trains
folk This train stops between White Sulphur and
Richmond only at junction, Gordonsville, Char
lottesrille, staunton, Goshen, Minboro', and Gov
ington = q sui ~ ..i.:2
MAIL TRAIN.-Leaves White Sulphur 5:55 A. NJ.
d. & &. s. railroad at charlottesville and Gordons-
vile, and arrives ut Richmond 5 P. Nj.
ACCOMMODATION TRAiN.-Leayes Gortions-
Vile $50 A. M. DAILY except Sundays, CONNECTING
train from Lynchburg and southwest and arrives al
Richmond 10l5 A. III. ~ NIT 1000 Yr f..E4
For further Information inquire at the company'e
Office, on Broad near Seventeenth street.
ID JAMES Z, HETHERLANp, General Ticket Agent
p my3 T'#''" =, - ~ '"f E2t 'Ft!A tiI ITO
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MILITARY NOTICES.

-----. July STU, 1876
"DETAILS, FROM THE WAREHOUSE
Volunteers. made nv orders from Colonel SloAn,lE
and detail from Southern Cross brotherhood: ~
made by order of Commander Jones, to escort th>
mort at the Old Market promptly at S. O'Clock
"WEDNESDAY EVENING the 9th instant, 80 mere
viii be no delay in forming line TO mofe eS
not p ONLY every member of the details, but every
member of the regiment who possibly can 90 so WIN
yn t,esn former brothers-i- thus proving the
memory of their heroism has not died out with
their comrades. Citizens disposed Will be Giadly
Contributions Of flowers to decorate the collins are
needed and requested, and will be received at my
nf,irc that day ". c. CARING
~ S-T Captain Commanding Detsiiis.
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ssssDFLEGA TEs fRoa w AsHRaroN Cgry TO THE
fI,yscBBuRa CeNYENTIoN.-2[Was hiagtop Re-
publican, July g. II be Virginia Republican
Association met hist evening at Clsrke's
Hall--als. j. w Corey in the chair, and n.
Davidson secretary. ,sns -~l'"Fs. -.
Afterconsiderable discussion npon the poll
icy OF recognizing outside elements upon the
Sn,te.tieket this fall II was determined that
the question was beyond the province of the
Association to determine. T1a|A8fJ
Resolutions We're then passed choosing
Hon. L. ii. Chandler, Hon. Joseph Segar, j!
Need Corey, j. W. Cromwell, Wyatt Archer,
! .G.sB. Anderson, and p. F.. Morris delegates
.erepresent the Associationin the State Com
yention TO be held at Lynchburg on the 3Oth
instant, without instructions. /
The president was authorized to- iHs ga
eaneies in the delegation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-09

= Alexander II. Ssepheps says in the Atlanta
4 Coiastia.ttoa = q Whatever difference may
have existed among Georgia Democrats aH to
the proper course 10 the presidential election
OF the last ;year,I cannot permit myself 10
!, beHeYe that any similar differences will here
.,Sfssr Mise ona like occurrence IN The fatufe.Y
- referring to the passage Of General George
& w Jones, OF Town, over to- Republ icanlsin,
the Chicago Times says - IL isaet wonder.
ful The General must have. Office or die.
The only chance for him, then, Is In the Radt
cal party. Democracy repua,asad him years
! ago9 * IA III IT .1ss T,..s{4.i
Mr.. CeEeesan,,ahe Washington banker,
has given $4,000 acres OF land 70 the Eplsco-
palians In Texas,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-09
DICHMoND: SEMINARY. ,.a..,E -,
JOHN II. POWELL, Principal.
MES. z kA. 4: shRSphTl Associate Principals

This school for young ladies win be opened In an
eligible location and In comfortable rooms NED
DAY, June 80, 1874.
is designed to be equal 10 every respect to the
frat fnsttntions of the Kind in the State. No effort
viii be spared In either the primary or higher de-
artments to make the meod and course OF instruc-
Hon thorough and complete 80 - II T.
mrs, PEYTON Is welt known as teacher of ex-
Iperience, having for several years. in connection
with Mrs. GARRETT, (who has taught for twenty
years. and considerable part Of that time with
city. .s II 30 siBi ,-.ft
Mr.. POWELL has taught for fifteen years, four OF
which were spent as principal Of the Petersburg
Female Institute, and the last two I'm connection
with the Southern Female institute in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-09
= MI, j; BUSINESS COLLEGE,

BUSINESS COLLEGE,
A ~ iEF.zS s9iiS. yIGus4 ri ~ aiilil:a gJJ
- a.. !. No. tI2lT MAIN, STREET, lTaY 49,
Wt,l REOPEN OCTOBER 1sr. Special attention
given to bookkeeping IN all its branches Penman-
ship. Commercial Arithmetic, Commercial Law,
Business Customs, Forms, &c. = 2t'@s2 r. -
For particulars address :. -s7l'..'t. =. /
- 80 Ts-3S'1 = GEORGE II. Nice u,ca
taq te s-tltrn& wem* se'js> r.sss ,t Presidcnt.i