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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-25

CosT OF THE ISLAND MAIL SERvIcE.-Judee
Tyuer, Second Assistant Postmaster General,
has organized system OF book.keeplng'
with monthly billuce SD >et, to enable MIN
to know every month exactly how much
money is being expended for mai services.
His first sheet shows the amount OF appro'
pristion for inland mail transportation Tor
the present fiscal year TO be S17 ,54S,o0o +;
cost of the new mail service, commencing
July l, 1875, for the year, Sl4,s39 .499. ~
Increase OF the service during the month OF
July by establishing new routes, &C., CO.
74O.75; total coat of service to August l.
1875, Sl4,S45 ,a4O.15; balauce of approprla-
t,ons TO meet further increase of service
during the year, g ,702, 1895; which he as
serts will be amply sufficient for all the en-
pcnditures Of the year.
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8 PH1 1ustfHfs, atssnss IA Tne second
.nternationai OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BE-,
tween Cosle. of Chester. and Iohnsop. Of
Englsnd. took nlscetthis AFTERNOON from the
Lazaretto 70 Gloucester. q distance of ten
I. m,les. J, 81. heasy northeast Wind was blow.
there was quite Q heavy rain. AZ 3I7 the
men plunged into the water SIMULTANEOUSLY.
Both took the Pennsylvania side. COVE
being nearest the shore. - - q, g,
From the start Johuson was ahead, swim.
ming very easily, but very swiftly, !. When
they bad passed over about six miles Of The
distance Cogle's trainer, seeing that he
looked bad, took him ous OF the water !;
Johnson being about one mile ahead. Coye
showed every sign of being chilled and UNI
able to 60 much further. johnson continued
swimming till he reached the end Of the
course. He looked quite fresh after being
taken out. Gloucester was crowded with
people, who greeted Johnson enthusiast
#ar
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!. !. 8 / sK;Hlsp'H.'
Cabinet Meetings. sisfnnt Attorney.
!.f'. ssenerai. e. Z

Cabinet Meeting Attorney.
| Gaenerat. h
Especial telegram TO DE Dtspatch.l
WAsaIaoros, d. e. August "a. The Cab
|inet, for the drst time IL several days, II rep
resen led here to-day by two OF rs members,
tie Secretary or the Treasury and the Attort-
ney.G eEeral both being at their posts. Their
presence was expected, and both Of these
gentlemen, were visited by large numbers Of
persons on public business. Though both
have been passing part OF their time in
company with the President and other pro-
minent members Of the Republican party,
they have no political news OF any import:
ance to communicate Ia answer to inquiries
upon that topic.i 81 rs
The Attorney General announces to-day
that First Assistant Attorney General wilI
be appointed this week, and that the office
will be given to New England. T1HoN.
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Hanover County.

HANovER, August %. 1876.
Editors Of The Dispatch: Old Hanover
has held meetings OF Conservatives in Henry,
Ashland, and Beaver Dam magisterial dis
tricts, which are all the districts Ia the
county.
In Henry district, ar. J. Il. Timberlake
was declared to be the choice for senator
from Hanover and Caroline, Mr. William
Gaines ADD DR.. T. j. Woodbridge to be the
choice for House of Delegates.
In Ashland district. Colonel W. r. VIM
for Senate, DR.. T. j. Woodbridge for House
OF Delegates.
In Beaver Dam district, Colonel W. r.
VIM for Senate, Mr. William Hugh Camp.
bell for House of Delegates.
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Attltnto1d 1lspatrh.
.......AUGUST 20, 1915.
r,,ser from Petersburg.

,y,rr.ssondrucc al ne haen~'n" Si'pel
i~'''>1 PETERSBURG. August "a. 1919.
NJ 1.,rr = representative OF the New Or-
cotton Exchange. - III tue CITY 10 day
rr, -. nurno>e OF collecting the STATISTICS OF
~, c,tinn trade of Petersburg, ana ALSO Win
~ ..n,r NJ having the receipts OF tue staple al
',,. ,ort accurately reported III IS remark
w. IT, zoe, that though tae recetp's OF cotton
.. p",rrshurc reach from 3o,ooo TO 4o,ooO
halcS q wear, our CITY mas never received
p'" i;, ,hcrftor. sud is actually unknown
wong the Exchanges OF the country as q
market. ,r oo,.n, hoo o.,o,a,,,
crrd,rrd to City Point, and Efforts TO
,arc, change in tina; respect nave generally,
failed. .x:do,, r,;os : ;,
nr,r,,d over Seveu-Milc ford, on the
.N,-':n,a and Tennessee division OF the
..'s-;ir. Mississippi and Ohio railroad,
1 nd through this city this morning. The
i,rd,r * 10 be erected by the Baltimore
n-;drc Company. is 20 span space OF one
i'',,frcj aud twenty five feet, and the s.ruc-
,,,,. = a.:cr the newest improvement OF the
( ,r SUSPENSION truss.
AR Msrtin Davis, gallant young mem.
of ,hs FIRE Brigade, died this morning
~ tyohoid ever, alter an illness OF only
t,'H day,. Ne leaves widow, to whom he
had been married ouly about two weeks.
same four hundred Of the colored people
-, ,,,s civ went down to City Polnt on an
sycnrsion tniS morning. They crowded
ov.ry available spot on the steamer Cockade
r,.y. and rum prs were unable to get aboard.
Tsy dsy has been anything but pleasant
one for IN excursion.
ur. rAnson aud his confederateS, recently
convicted in the County Court OF Dinwd-
dc wiil probably be brought down TO Pc
iar,burs and taken over TO Richmond to-
morrow or next dag. Nothing has yet been
notrI from the application TO Governor
K.niper for ne pardon Of fAnson. and 1t is
Mr., dounllN whether be will interfere.
The youu- gentlemen OF Prince George
..~,. 10 have tournament shortly ut A5er-
deem. Mairr Mann Page will deliver The
,...gr-se - The knights, ana Mr.. Boiling viii
,,v H., coronation address.
Notwithstanding the reports tast the con-
t;ru.9 wet weather will iDjure the growing
,ynicco crop ,os'rriali!. the market for the
,,rra here has declined considerably within
Tie past few Gays. hoBlN HOOD.
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Dona.dson,s Last sfessaa,e.

PoB7 .HopE, MICS, August .24-A bottle
was found washed ashore this morning, con-
tanning the following message, dated ~Over
Lake Michigan, at P. NJ. of the evening Of
starting, vs. ben about thirty miles from Chi
cago and about 5000 feet high"::
"a gale is coming from the northeast. The
balloon is getting out OF order and the gas
escaping fast. Can't remain up much longer.
Will surely Land In the lake. FearfDHstoTm.
[Signedl =; DONALDSON"
The writing is well preserved.
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Ipdian OutraE es, &c.

\ a. - ISpccIaI teIeRFalu ttHe UIEpNtcnJ
New ORLEANS, August PA SIN Anto-
Mo special says few days since the Indians
surrounded the Concho stage station; kept
the guard under arrest four days, ard shot
corporal who ventured out Of the station.
A party of Indians visited neighboring
county, stole several horses, and were fol.
lowed by an old frontiersman named Will
liams, who folio wed them twenty miles, over.
took them. and had fight, killing two In.
dams, and recaptured twenty-five head of
stock.
The labor riot at Brasbear was greatly ex.
aggerated. Only one man. was slightly
wounded. s...... -. .. -
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MoRRIsTowS, N. j., August 24.-By a COL
lisiou between coal train and an engine on
the Delaware and LocEawana and western
railroad, near Port Morris, on Monday night,
both engines were damaged and the track
blockaded for several hours. This morning
a temporary switch around the break got out
of order and threw a large number OF
coal cars off the track, again blockad'ng
the road. At 10 A. NJ. in the same place
collision occurred, caused by using only one
track, while the repairs were going on, be-
tween a Wildcat coal train and the regular
freight train, by which both engines were
smashed and the fireman of the coal engine
killed. The road is now open.
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FATAL BOILER ExPLosIoN.--fttfsou
Pa, August % AT o'clock this morning nm:
the boiler in j. Painter g. Sons iron miil'
exploded. The engineer, George Beynor,
was seriously scalded, aud fireman named
Fisher fatally Injured.
Pittsburgh, august 23.-The two men
scaded by the explosion Of the boiler ~
Painter e. Sons mills this morning died az
late hour tonight.
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The Boston Traveller says that the Rev.
Dr. Casweil. ex.president Of Brown Univer.
sity was among the guests who dined with
pres;dens Grant on his late visit to General
burnside. DR.. CasSell said he had dlned
win Jefferson at Monticello and With Madi'
son at Montpelier s.
Mr.. james White. late NJ. P. for Brighton,
and MIR. John o'Conuor Pornak d. z. for
county Mayo, are about TO Gis.t THIS country
on lseturing tourss .44.,g
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON. August 24.-For New Eng.
land, the Middle and South Atlantic States,
high but slowly-falling pressure except on
South Atlantic coast, slight rise in tempera-
ture, northeast 10 southeast winds, CLOUDY
weather, with rains near the coast, iar or
partly cloudy weather in the interior, clear
ing on the coasts Of New England ana Inc
Middle States during "Wednesday.
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FiEE IN BEproKD.-We learn that dwell.
!ng-house aud kitchen in Bedford county be.
longing 10 Lockwood Ogiesby, and occupied
by Mrs. Susan +. Landlord, was destroyed
by fire about O'Clock On Saturday morn
Ing, and but little Of the furniture was saved.
Mir. George Womack and family, who were
spending The summer with Mrs. Landlord.
lost most Of their clothing. There was nc
assurance Oh either house or furniture
Lyachturg Virgsnian.
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BURGLARS ThWarted.

NEW YORK, August 24.-Tbree burglars
attempted to break into the residence OF ".
William A.. Hammond, No. 43 west Fifty
fourth street, but on account OF The eiectrlc
alarm while pryiug open window ham,
mond was aroused, and Selling pistol nreo
four shots at the burglars, wounding one.
They returned one shot and fed. NO ar
rests vet.
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The European Grain Markets

New YORK, August 24.--1n consequence
of an error in the transmission by cable Inc
Mark Lqae Express crop rexsew was made
to say of " wheat in England New samples
look we'll in comparison with thosoot ssst
YEAR, A correction of the passage was re-
ceiyed from the Cable Company to- day,
making it reaa: "New samples look poor in
comparison with those of last year."
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The overlooked cotton lands 10 The nelgh.
horhood of Memphis have been relieved OF
water, and the planters say they VIII make $,
two-tbirds OF q crop. The damage y not
near as great as was spprehended. - ~
The market for southern wheat was neaVy
Yesterday. and closed with prices about ave
cen,s lover. Western corn was somewhat
frmer, and prices were shade better.-6dS'
tipore american PATH.
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Tripoli.
NO SATISFACTION AS YET.

NO SATISFACTION AS YET.
LONDON, August 24.-The American war
steamers Congress and Hartford arrived at
Tripoli Saturday. A number of officers who
landed from the Congress we're booted by
the rabble. Satisfaction was given for the
insults to the officers who landed, but not
for the previous insult to the American CON-
sul uD to SUNDAY,
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Death ON the Rail.

FATAL ACCIDENT TO AN EXCURSION TRAIN.
CHICAGO, August 24.-Dlspatehes from
Rockford, ILL.,, state that an excursion .fa aha
With 800 passengers was THROWN rom LUG
track b., striking COW while returning ns 70
that city from Geneva lake last nlgnt. ane
engine, the baggage.car, aad TWO passepge a.
cas- were wrecked. one J, pa fs,ei,s wa
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DEPARTURE OF YOU'VE HARTsooK.- Augas
Har1sook. Of Richmond, VINO was so danger
ously injured some time since by jumping
from the train at E!mipgton, in Nelson
county, has sufficiently recovered from bis is
serious Injuries to leave the city. He left
Yesterday evening on the canal for bis faith
er,s summer residence, near HoWardsVilIe,
in Albemarle, about dfty.six miles below this
city. he is as yet unable to stand, aud bis
left leg is vet in a painful yet not dangerous
condition. - ynchburg Republican, 24h'
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Rev. JAMES A. DUNCAN, D. D.-This gen.
tIeman, whShas been seriously i'll for some
time, is, we are happy TO say, steadily ano
rapidly improving in health, and bis frienos
think he will soon be restored to vigorous
condition. he is at present In this city,
L1,nchbura Virgintdn.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

~
RIcHseNp, August "a, 1876.
OFFERINGS. 80 p;
WHEAT White, 1856 bushels. Red, 2,170
bushels.
CORN White, $50 bushess. Mred, sabnshels.
OATs.-560 bushels. -4,@ts -
ELoUR.-49 barrels.
BRowNsTUFF.-2,964 bushels.
SALES. 4. sTE IS
WHEAT.-Uhite, 156 bushels Tery good al s1 so I;
244 bushels pr1me at $3.50: IS bushels very good
at &1.49, 3 bushels very gosd ut S1.47; 10
bushels common at 81; 26 bushels common at
common al $1.3o; 202 bushels good a. ~ AZ: So
$40; SO bushels common at soc. 40 bushels
good ut $1.43; "a bushels FAIR at Sl.3S; 1l6'
bushels fair at 1856: II bushelsfair a. 81 40
total. 1884 bushels. Red, / 80 bushels very good
at ALAS; 30 bushels common ut sec. liz bush
els common $3.50; LAP bushels fairrat Abs: i2
bushels con mon at 81 80; 1872 bushels very goon
at ALAS; 40 bushels common at S1.l0: 392
bushels very good at 81 AT; 20 bushels common ut
SLIP; 120 bushels good at $1.42-total, 1;792
bushels. y
CORN Waite 1875 bushels at 75c.; .140 bushels
on private terms 1874 bushels at 76c.--total, 430
bush, l.. lNtrsd. 4 blsnel- at CSC. Z
UATS.-62 bushels very good on private terms !:
ITO bushels al 52c.; 1876 bushels Us 4Sc.; 10
bushels at 45c.: 81 bushels at 50c.; so bushels
ut 47c.-toral, 636 bushels.
RE-EXHlBITED.
WHEAT HaIe, 2lO bushels. Red. so bushels.
ConN.-YAAs, l22 bushels, MtEed, AZ bushels.
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'fLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP err
~ COMPANY.
FOB NEW YORK.

y. This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
steaners-OLD DOMINION, WYANOKE, taAAO
3ELLr RICHMOND, and GEORGE w. Rider
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY as
hfgt water. ~ = .t...Ey.s', 51sz 5ttipfS
These ships are entirely new. and were built e1.
preseY for this route. @ sfs,
They have splendid ssloons. staterooms. and bstA-
rooms. ~ - ,-ratf5T .= ris.ES
The fare, accommodations, and attention are M
surpassed.
Goois shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the CoIapany's covered pier, So
North river.
Fraishts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses Incurred. b.. sss,. .,ss s.ysqg
Freight received until p. d. daily.
i For further Information, apply 70 .M
GEORGE w. ALLEN q CO., Agents,
my 10 ofdca CopHsnv's wharves. RocketfA
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Special River Report.

WAsuISGToN, August 24-7:3O P. M.-The
Mississippi has fallen inches at ST. Louis
80 inches at Cairo; % inches at Memphis
and 7 inchesat Helena. 1t has risen at Flcks-
burg, where it is now one inch below the
danger line, and Al feet. 1t has risen TWO
inches at New Orleans.
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Decision Regarding New and Old 's5's


WASHINGTON, August 24.-Tbe Secretary
of the Treasury has made his decision 10 re.
ference to the 5.20's of 1865 May and Me-
vember, and the 5-20's OF 1865, January and
July. The books and records Of the Eeplrt-
ment show that the 5.20's Of 1865, May and
November. known as old '65's, were the first
of these two loans issued, the date of issue
being October 81, 1865, while the consols Of
1865, January and July, known as new '65's,
although the bonds bear on their face the Gate
of July l, 1865, were not issued until Octo-
her 6, 1865; therefore it follows that the
52Gs of 1866, May and November, known
as the old '65's. being first issued under the
law, must be the first called. The date given
on the face of the bonds is not to be taken as
the date of the issue, but the fact as esta5-
Iished by the records Of the Department IN
the application of the law.
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GeneraI preeestaut ConyenaIon,

SEA GROVE, NJ, August 24.-The steamer
City Point, from Philadelphia, has arrived,
bringing nearly two hundred delegates to che
Convention Of All Protestant Denominations
which meets here tomorrow. A number of
others arrived by sbe evening train, and
arge accessons are expected.
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England.

TIE FOOT. AND MOUTH DISEASE RAGING.
LONDON, August "a. The foot and mouth
disease has broken out with great yirulence
In Dorsetsbre, where twelve thousand anil.
mails are down With it. The distemper IS
spreading rapidly TO other parts of England.
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Milling Operations to be Resumed.

LAWRENCE, MASS, August 24.-The At
Iantic cotton mills, which suspended work
on the 10th Of July last, will resume with
full force on Monday next. They give EN-.
ployment to 1880 operatives. The sales OF
stock on hand have been large. The pros.
pect is regarded as encouraging for she TALL
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G<HANTON INSIDE LINE."Hf1SR>f
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE RETWEKN
I. RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA

On. and. after OCTOBER LIST the splendid iron
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Po.abatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner OF
'Twenty-seeoDd and Dock streets, making Close COD
nection each Trip ut Canton, Md, tEast Daltinerel
with the Pihladephia,, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia. zf
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by Ere and marine
insurance free Of cost No dockage charged at
Richmond Rates as low rs any other line. This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich-
mond. $50 ali as34
> Pr.Inhrs ordered by this line should be marked
"{anion inside Line,n and sent to the PhilAdel-
phis, wilmington and Baltimore depot, PhiIadal-
pbia.
Preights received daily IN Philadelphia and Rich.
mond For further information apply 10
l.. Is. TATUM, Agent,
Ofices Twepty-second and Dock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or 10
Us. WILSON, General Freight agent,
Philsdelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
PHILADELPHIA .r..ss ss h1t M0
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Eira.

NEWARK, N. j., August 24.-Tweive
houses, the property of Thomas OLeary,'
we're burned last night by an incendIary.
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Obituary.

ToRonro, August 2A.-Willis Yss'y,,
.<;.hon of the British Methodist Epkcopst
Church in Canada, died On Sunday Aat'
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c,.rced With Robbing Registered

TOPEKA, KANSAS. August e4:.Jo nm, l. i.
rorlor has been arrested and held to bail la
$1,000 on the charge of robbery Of Iegist 5. .s
Iei,ers The accused is the grandson Oh the
ex President, and was an efticer on shef'
MANS staff.
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letter from pi.tsylvaDia.

TCogrtspouirncc oil line Richmond Dispatch.l
cr,rs or TOBACCO IN HALIFAX AEH PiTrSYL.
yANiA-iTaNS ABOUT The ROANOKE AssGClA-
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mob BALTIMORE 6i2f8nf
PowHArAH STEAMBOAT LINE
THROUGH FREIGHT.

No TR a NSEER BETWEEN kCHMOWU AWU
-. ~ -s"-N' RALTIMORk.
HO DOCKAGE CHANGED:
+ The new ana Nast iron steamers sh1hLEL a1 ~
wESriIVER. op this line, Ieays thetA new Yier, ia
the i,ocx Ioor sf Twenry-second sirgek oyex3
iTTIESDIY aud THURSDAY MORN1NGs
.o,ciock for baltimore. making close connscuons y
L0cnst ossE With Bsl,iaa0rs aud Ohio rslfosa ZOE
al:ponts west and north west ESQ, vi
ThrouTh bills signed 70 Baltimore xn1 az po s,
Yves. AZ rates guaranteed - low e M aaJ 49,
! nS,cess Ewsnty-saeasd and Dock and Ststa an@
Main stre6tk =
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Rev. DR.. Mupsey is in fine health, and
Weighs sixty pounds more thai when he Lett
Baltimore. - ~ 50 -
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ny TeIeerapn.

f'4--IEtF t|E.|'-IEI NEWEIV.Sh-Ist-.+l5 u -
NEW YoRS&. August 24-S ooa,-- Money easy ut
1kn2. Sferatg dull as &S7Js. Gold clased at
1134G1i3h. Governments steady; little doing.
States quiet and Nominal. q ,.,sEselgt III ~
Euening.-Stoeksd dull, aud lower for some; rest
stea1y. NoNey 1H Gold, IL 81. txchaugc-LonS,
4S7hs short, 4eU.. Governments dull and steady.
States Gull aud Nominal. 90 sslss ~f5S
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p4LTIHORf.

RALTI.foRE, August 24.-Virginia 6's, peeieys
ASK; consols, soy West VirgiDta's, S&.- NORTH
CarJiTns 6's, old, 20; new, 10 special tsx,. 3
BID to-day. 80 80 2 90 800
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ID LADEL la, RfCF. HsTFA
Il MONO, AND NORFOLK STEAM-S8
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEK.-Until further notice the steamers OF
this hne win leave Philadelphia every TUES.
DAY and SATURDAY. and Riehmsnd every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 10 O'Clock.
Freight taken at low RITES for all parx Of New
Jersey, Penpsylvsnia, ana Delaware, for Provi~
dence and Beston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
uerp pfG Red Star and American steamship lines.
and bills OF lading sigpet through. -. q
~ e. sEe -f3tTstsE. W. p. PORTER, Agent,
2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE q CO.,
I. NH G9 No. " South Wharyes, Phtladsltfis.
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THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIL
MA: To TIKI SHERIFF OF THE Ky Ky G ~
Summon Mary Van Horn. John A. Posi-. Ny, s. AIN;
son. G. v H. Post Mary Minusn NJ S MoIasns
:. LIN SJlytstsr, 10 appear ut the clerk Once Oh
our Circuit Court The o,ty Of ass az 70 Inc he
court room Of said court In saio - Nc
n n0s to snswer the action OF < How
ard ana Lewis Jones, partners undeE me gm anu nu
,hs casa Damage. fifteen hundred dontss Ah9
nave Ihsn there this writ Witness AreS She da
ci.rk of our said court, Ut Richnond ths xo. os as
OF July, 1875, and In the i9WHE t ssa5 SsapiLD.
mouwealth. r c ,rr,I n 1,lerE
novard and Wise. 2. q. -. ~ o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-25
flames RIVER STEAMBOATaf4N,
81 sa COMPANY.

flames RIVER STEAMBOATSaT6Nn
81 4 COMPANY.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FOB
OLD POINT AND YUE DE L'EAU HOTELb
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JANIS RIVER.
On and after TUESDAY, June 1st 1870, TINS
Com panys FAST aud elegant steamer JUHN III.
VIZ STr T. Captafn j. A. Posi-. carrying united
State, Mall vail leave wharf, Rockets Yor above.
Famed points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ana
SATURDAYS at 6 "A. NJ.
Passengsrs make sure connections with BAY Linz
ut, Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
iYoTk. avn
OLD POINT TS
y EsRETo HoRFULK oNIY........ 3 90
FARE rO. NORFOLK AND RE- 10
TERN .....sssssssssss ~
Fore 10 Baltimore. -................. w
Fare 10 Philadelphia. .........,.... ~
Fare to. New York ........ II 0y q.
Tickets for sale on SyeaDers. at Garoer q Su,D
,TIoket Agency, Main stree. and E1change notctf
and. baagage cheek through. Freight recelVeG
daily Tor Boston, Norfolk. ard Portsmoutn, ana
~ gatsr landings on JaHes river from a. n 70
p 80 &C reason able rates. 80
Frafaht for waE. landings must De prepaid.
L. X. TATuM, General Agent:
Ossce :: Conpany's wharf. Rockets: brancn once
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