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EoKERT, EDWARD L. PARRIs, HuaH L. COLE
DAVID B. WILLIAMSON.

DAVID B. WILLIAMSON.
Ordinarily 1t would not beright for suc en-
committees to attend nominating conyen-
tions for the purpose Of influencing thc-ac-
ton Of those bodies. In this case 1t seems
to be not merely right, but almost abso-
lutely necessary. SO persistent are the
canal-ring tools and the Tammany
thieves in their opposition to the nominal
ton Of the Great Reformer, and so de-
termined are they to poison the minds
OF the delegates to St. Louis against him,
that they have taken measures to have pres
ent at the Democratic National Convention
q large number OF political bummers of the
anti-TILDEN stripe. To counteract these
efforts it has become necessary for
the honest Democrats OF that State
to send delegations OF their own to
st. Louis. The anti-Reformers began
the fight. The Reformcrs will try to
cause them to repent OF their folly. The
true men of the Empire State will flock 10
St. Louis in numbers sufficient to satisfy the
delegates from all parts Of the Union that
Tn.DEN will certainly get the vote OF that
State if nominated. We do not well under
stand how anybody can doubt that such
would be the case, yet it is safest to nave
The antidote ready to administer in case any
delegate should swallow the Tammany
poison.
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The Young Men for Tilden.

The efforts OF the Tammany thieves and
the canal ring to make the people through.
out the Union believe that Mr.. TlLDEN can
not carry the State Of New York have
aroused in his favor all classes OF Democrats
in the Empire State who do not belong 10
one or the other OF the rings above named
nor to the clique OF disappointed Office.
seekers. On Monday evening last the Young
Mems Democratic Club Of New York city
adopted the following resolution:
"Whereas the Hon. Samuel j. Tilden has
bv distinguished service in the cause OF re-
form proved himself eminently worthy OF
the confidence OF the people, and well lifted
for the position OF Chief Magistrate OF the
United States; and
"Whcrcas we believe these sentiments
are conceded in not only by Il large maiori-
ty OF the people OF this State, who will con-
tinue to support him in the future us they
have in the past, but also by the people
throughout the entire land:
/" Resotred, That committee OF twenty
five, with power to ill vacancies and add TO
their number members OF this Club, be APP
pointed by the president thereof to attend
the Democratic Convention TO be held at the
city OF st. Louis on the 9th day OF June,
1876, and urge upon the delegates there as
sembled the nomination OF Hon. Samuel j..
Tilden for President Of the United States. /"
Speeches in favor OF the adoption Of the
resolutions were made by Mr. ECEERT, Mr..
FOLEY, Mr.. STETsoN, Mr.. PAEUs, Mr.. COLE,
and Mr., OLIVER. Among the gentlemen
selected from among the members OF this
young mems association to visit st. Louis
are. SIMON STERN, HENRY HAyEsEYER,
GEORGE W. VAN sLYcE, Or. w. JOHNSON,
CHARLES IsGRRsoLL, HENRY II. DIMMIcK,
DR.. Austin FLIsT, it,, JONI A. FOLEY, ii.
IL. PORTER, CHARLES Z. MCLEAN. II. b.
TonPglSs, Joas j. WATERBURY,, JOHN A.
BEALL, CLIFFORD A. I'll. BARTLETT, A. 4.
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Samuel j. Tilden is now the man for the
work before us. He can sweep the nation
like whirlwind against any man the Re-
publicans may choose to name. Let HIM
receive the nomination on the first ballot
Jersey City Herald (DemocraD.
Governor Tilden must be u good man.
We estimate him not by what his friends
say OF him, but by the character Of his enc
mics. No man can have his sort Of enemies
and be an unworthy man. They are o pc
culiar set, and remind us more than any
thing else Of Grants friends. DIXON (lH.)
San independently, s
The Charleston Is. CD Ne,cS and Courier
is out in double-lesded editorial proclaim-
ing s.Tilden for president." 1t has all
along opposed his nomination, but recent
events, it thinks, have so changed the aspect
OF national affairs as TO demand his services,
The st. Louis Committee on the Demo-
cratic National Convention expects to have
no difficulty In raising fund Of 800, 900 to
defray the expenses OF the gathering.
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
CnIYNTX

JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
~ ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY,
EIGHT MILES FROM GOSHEN DEPOT AND
FIVE MILES FROM DIILLBORO' DEPOT,
ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
-,iE',.f5 - ~ OHIO RAILROAD. y '7aa
TWO DAILY MAILS-TELEGRAPH OFFICE
,..-...... AT THE HOTEL.
The proprietor OF this popular SUMMER RE-
SOFT, encouraged by the great success of last sea-
has during the winter added to the already COM
plete arrangements. until now tile accommodations
offered the public far superior to any other wa
teringplace in the celebrated mountains of the Old
The GRAND HOTEL, BROOK HOUSE, and the
COTTAGES will be open for the reception OF visit
ors OH the 10TH OF JUNE.
gantly furnished, with gas In each room, and con-
II ected with the main Office by ELECTRIC bells.
HOT and COLD BATHS on each floor
The MINERAL WATERS consist OF alum oil SIX
different grades, iodine-alum, and chalybeatc:
The proprietor assures the public that the Jordan
Alum Is more modern in all OF Its appointments
than any hotel or watering place In this state.
kESSNICH'S FULL BRASS AND STRING
BAND has heen engaged. .
BOARp: Per day, SO per week. $50; per full
month"; S45 to S65, according to location OF rooms.
reduction of ten per cent. to parties remaining
two months 49,
Pamphlets to be had on application TO Purcell,
Ladd & Co. JOHN Is. TlNSLEY, JR,
my 26-1m Proprietor.
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MT AMONG THE MANY GOODS Just

Mt AMONG THE MANY GOODS just
opened at COHEN BROTHERS arc
Fifty pieces CURTAIN LACE, in price from 15c
yard to $50 set. These goods were purchased
at great sacrifice, and are sold at small ad.
vance. ..
Also, WINDOW-STIADES and FIXTURES:
I4O dozen LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILL
DREN'S SUMMER KNIT VESTS at 35, 40,
and soc. worth fully double; ....... II
A large stock of FRENCH and GERMAN TABLE
LINEN at q considerable reduction;
Also, NAPKINS and DOILIES below usual value;
$50 pieces WHITE and COLORED TARLATANS
at l6, 10, 20, %. and Csc. for the quality for
merly sold at 45c.;
400 pieces VICTORIA LAWNS at lG, 1S, 20, and
25c.-thc same quality heretofore sold at 20, %,
80, and Acc; ...... ..e ..,i...- .-...
Large stock Of FRENCH and ENGLISH SW1SSES,
ORGANIZES, NAINSOOKS, and CHECK MUS
LINS; .. ~
LACE STRIPE at 1635c.-the same quality sold last
season at 37hc.;
Fifty pieces PIQUES at 12h and 25c reduced from
4Oc., at rs and 40c. fully valued at 75c.;
SOLID COL ORED FRENCH ORGANIZES at20c.
never offered under 37kc;
Twenty-Five pieces SOLID BLACK FRENCH CAM
, BRIG at zoe. yard sold heretofore ut 4Oc.;
200 pieces of the best PACIFIC LAWNS mot In
rerunants) at DC. a yard. my 90
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The credentials OF the delegates and alter
mates to the St. Louis Convention, appointed
at the State Convention, have been for
warded to them. In the First district no
aItcrnates were reported to the Convention.
Should any of the delegates or slternatcs
fail. by reason Of misdirection or other
cause. to receive their credentials, they will
please communicate the fact at once to
NATH'I. 3. MEADE,
Chairman OF State Executive Committee.
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Orr Culpepcr correspondent " Rad
stated in letter to us published on the21th
utimo that the Radicals had elected the
MAYOR and recorder OF that town. A. Nj.
ALLEN, Esq, writes us that he fills both
these offices, and is no Radical. Our cor
respcndent has not benefited himself, but
has wronged both Mr. ALLEN and ourselves.
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spECrAL ro1ICEs.ss 3

80. =
ne TRUSTEES SALE OF svALUAs
BILE REALEsTATEI IN EPLAH ora WOOD
VILE, ADJOINING u AIRFIELD RACE.
s,IELD, TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION, ON THE
pr MISSES, THIS AFTERNOON At 8 O'CLOCK,
AND OF VALUABLE DOTS ON WATER AND
DOCK sTREETs, NEAR THE YORK RIVER
tRsm,R0Ai, DEPOTrATD THE WHARVES OF
THE sTEAMs,HIP AND PACKET COMPANY,
70 ne SOLD a T AUCTION, ON THE PREM
Uses, ON TO-M0i, ROW AFTERNOON AT 8
O'CLOCK.-The specia, attention OF persons need
;na suburban lots or marke gardens or those wish
Ing to invest in city property near the dock and the
shipping of Richmond, is particularly called to the
foregoing snles to come off at the time specified
above ~.
See advertisement in Whig and Dispatch by
Messrs. ALEXANDER II. SANDS. and JOHN
HOWARD. trustees, for further particulars. =
jes W. GODDIN, Auctioneer
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CPECIAL NOTICE.
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.

.s.> BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.
inst returned from New York with 'resh suppl ,iT;
:, ,hose handsome opERA-SHADEs, CoLokhD'
and BLACK Two-BUTToN KID GLOVES 81 oVs'
a na.r. Ladies will call early and make shei' y
lections. n,>.rc =, New
York auction prices; ,.,r,,, cool and
LINEN LAWNS IN I'LL patierns-some'hihseo '' "'''
pleasant for the summer season; :, ,s,,.. al
CORDED JACONET LAWNS in sA hsu'''
pLAI1 and = STRIPED DRESS GooDsat extremely
low prices ,r.p.NySr FANS:
fsNSHNERE TUES, SILK TIES;
CREAM LACES;
nott.r iot OF those HlP-GORE C0RSEIS ~ nc
and LADIES, WIiITECOTT0S htS NJ o. an and
nsir and . large assortment OF Lf f5nnsI' and
-. MISSES, WHITE and STRipED Hose HOE 81, TX
WHITE and COLORED LtsLE anu 81. 10
GLOVES, and many other goods 700 nun
Cali early and examine for yourselves S Z.
lats3y ..as ~ 627 Krosd siIesstt.
MISS JOSEPHINE MANN, lately with pr Ir;esses 10
berger will he IN attendance, aud VIII eePMMyiS
see all her friends and customers, -
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
FORT MONROE
tOLD POINT COMFORT, VA.

This delightful summer resort, commanding a wa.
ter-view not exceled on the Atlantic coast !; fur.
electric bells In every room water on every floor
and capable Of accommodating five hundred persons
open for the reception of guests for the sum-
which fifteen to twenty steamers touch daily afford
Ing every opportunity OF communicating with all
points OF the country Superior beach for bathing at
the door-steps. Good from MAY until NOVEMBER.
Unusual facilities for boating and fishing.
! TERMS: $3.50 per week and upwards, accord
ing to location Special terms to parties remaining
month or longer .-..-. Is, go n
Address .-- =. II. PHEBUS, .
my l-3Hm Proprietor.
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EE.sfa.

Res "a y sns e ssh sa Infant snas
James and Sable Vass.
n,oa n The residence of ferhusbsnd, MIR. william
DIV No 78S Brook avenue, on the evening ol
h Tn1e 1S7s. Mrs HARRIET +. BAKER, IN the
thirty.hrst year OF her age. ~
wJesus, will come to Thee, 4
r -7,"s Now give Thee all my leart-
we can never, never part gsE-T ,.
Nor Funeral will take place from St. MARKS Snarcn
TankV June 9Th, at half-past o,cioSk E noat 10
and relatives of the family arc rcspectuiS ih'leS
attend. 4r. $50
MED 1T te residence of his mother, ON Wednes
day June eth, DANIEL THOMAS CAlAsS S,.s
ard nine Years, three months and twenty 0ays;
Funeral Win take place from his
Mo. i7i7 Broad street, THIS lThursday! AZ .Int
NOON at half-past O'Clock. Fricnds anu acauAE
anccs invited TO attend s.y
Died. on Wednesday the 9TH Instant AZ ScoS nT
M little Fila VIRGINIA, infant daughter Oh
:1ohn and Alkaline Bush; aged nine weeks ana ''leo
u"'s' Mourn for the dead but not lament
q. Her flight from earthly pam:
Cod for an hour the blessing lent,
And takes his own again. .....s.sy,
pnare to tho parents wounded hearts,
That fleei 10 leave their love; r..
The infant spirit Dut departs ~ r.
s' To find home above. ,a :.r.
Friends and acauai ntances are Invited 10 atten n
tbe f,mnrai THIS EVENING at on O'Clock from Her
narerits residence, No. 1921 First street, q: 70
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA.

The WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, wes, I'd.
gini1 whose elevation Is two thousand feet aboy.
tide-1afes, and famouo for LIS ALTEHAYIyr
WATERS and fashionable patronage, Is now open
ChargeSto July lss: MontaIy, 81 per day; weekly
$3.50 per day..
For lnOnals Of July and August: Monthly, SO. ss
per day; wsekly, g. rsr day. S0'o"
:. Extensive Improvements have heen made since
last year; aIsong othessL se creation of the PEY-
provements, which Will be kept open during Winter
rs well rs summer; also, several NEW COTTAGES
Descriptive pamphlets obtainnt Of pURcrIi
LADp Co.. GEORGE L. PEYTON & CO.
my 16-Tu, TIL, SSa1m J. - ~
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MET COHEN. BROTHERS are offering the
most elegant stock Of BLACK and COLQRED
SILKS that was ever exhibited In this clty-their
prices too, are below any ever offered before;
MEXICAN MESH GRENADINES ut &c, the
same generally sold at 40c.. also at 65c. worth
from 90c. to 81; .a;f.-. ..... CO.,
IRON GRENADINES at 3716c. sold everywhere ut
Csc, at soc. reduced from 81. %
Their stock of DRESS GOODS Is the most extern
sve ever offered before in prices from 1oc. up. This
part OF their stock lends very great inducements
They are also offering $50 pieces BLACK AL
PACAS-the most popular brands known-at very
preatsacrifce, :'..'- ~. my 20
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NE THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
,i.T PLACE IN THE CITY
to buy your DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., is at
:, w. THALHDER's,
COL Broad street.

STRIPED SILKS at 75es worth fully 81 per yard;
PLAID. STRIPED, BROCADED, and SOLID CO.
LOR DRESS GOODS at 20 to 371Ic. per yard
all worth 10c. per yard more; - -., .-g..
just received from New York auction large lot OF
SASH RIBBONS at rs, 80, 81, and Soc, which
Is just half the value; -r
DUsTLEs! BUsTLES! Just received new lot
which will be sold very cheap;
Also. large line OF LACE and SILK SCARFS,
from 25c. TO u, all shades;. ''
LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS !: Five more cases Of
those beautiful PACIFIC LAWNS, which am
selling at 10c. per yard, formerly sold at 2Oc.--
call early in order to select choice patterns;
The largest line Of PARASOLS in the city at the
very lowest prices, rs have marked them all
down, and can suit the closest buyers; ..sr w.,
All shades of KID GLOVES ut so, 75c. 81, $1.25
$3.50, and $2-they are two-button. ~..s.
Country merchants will find 1t to their advantage
to give HE call before purchasing elsewhere.
W. TILALEIISIER,
ic3 601 Broad street.
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.lsUsIMHr. REsoRTg,
THE NEW BaTH-uo 1',,1;s;i;,:I'- 80

IS r91 lG NEW BAIH-HOUSES
AT HOT SPRINGS,
: .sgs.s- BA11T COUNTY, Va,
rapidly app. oacn,ng completion,t will have cs.
pacify Of TWEL w HUNDRED BATHS every twelve
hours, with sEpARATE POOL AND DRESSING.
ROOM FOR EACH BATTER. 1T Is the best-arfaneed
and most comfortable bathing establishment I'm fhe
United Statess as -
The waters vary In TEN peraturc, and range as high
as LILO degrees. Their sreat curative powers IN
numerous other diseases, atfested by thousands
who have been cured or greatly benefited by using
them. -
The DRIyKING-wATERs include IRON, ALUM,
SULPHUR, and NAGNESIA.
!, Hotel accommodation equal to any 10 the noun
tatns. go =
PROFESSOR }. T.. CABELL, N. d., University Of
Virginia, resident physician.
For pamphlets and circulars address 49,
j. A. AUGUST, Manlrer.
te S-tJyl5 Hot Springs, Bath county Va.
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lie 1-eodlrn

THE ALBEMARLE FEMALE.INSTI-
l. TUTE. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, reftted last
fall with elegant furniture at cost Of $4,000,
will receive SUMNER BOARDERS fforn the lst OF
June to the 25th Of September. No extra charge
for hot or cold baths, nor for use of new ten-pin
alleys. my 26-lm
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MEETINGS.

YI1HE MEMBERS OF METRO,,eX.x
I pOIITAN LODGE, No. II, are requested AE
~ at+end n stated communication OF theirI ,X,>
Lodge At St. Adams Hall THIS {rhaGsaay election
~ cers will take place. AllMaster Masons In good
stanting are fraternally invited to attend.
BY order Of the W. NJ. ,,cops ca.rat.-r
ie Sits >. D. oASoDo oSe.-.
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49, sgssgER RESORTS. 3
DEsIRABLE SUMMER REsopT

: Nss. EDGAR GARTH.of Aibernsr,e eou,.v =
mile fv Ivy depot, and seven miles ahye f vne
lo.tcsyile, Is prepared to take BoARpEps ssr af.
the SUMMER O. I'd FALL. Location healthy: t,,is
unsurpassed; Isrse airy roop,s and bean,ifrIlr.
shaded iswn, admirably suited to children.
TERMS PER MONTH, ss.' ;ehildrrn over two years
and scryants half price.
For further particulars add. -ess Mrs. EDGAR
GARTH, Ivy depot, Chesapeake a. I'd Ohio railroad,
o. SUBLE1T & CAar, Richmond, Va. Je6-eod2w
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EXCURSIONS.

REV. PAUL WHITEHEAD,
Ia 9Th p NJ &W4t Secretary.
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THURSDAY. June 18Th, at IL i. NJ, address ~
Hon. j. RANDOLPH TUCKER, OF Virginia.
s P NJ, address by Rev. S. 4. STEELE, Virginia.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ~
ANNUAL MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE RICHMOND
",." CHAMBER OF COMMERCE -
will be held on THURSDAY, June 8, 1875, at o3s
O'Clock p. NJ, in the rooms the First National
Rank. The annual reports will be presented, and
president, two vice-prcsiGents, thirteen directors
and a secretary and treasurer will be elected.
ie7.ot PIG. COGHLAN, Secretary.
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THE VARIETY SPRINGS,
-. :. Augusta coUSrY, va
FIFTEEN MILES WEST PROM sTsUyToS
tcars stopping at the doorj on the Chesapeake and
Ofi0 railroad-
THIS wATERING-Ff.hCE,

THIS WATERiEG-Pf.hGE,
situated In the mountains of Virginia. at I'd c.eYa
ton Of 1000 feet above the level OF the sea, Offers IN
both invads and plcasure-seekers rare combination
OF attractions In the variety and excellence Of the
mineral waters, the healthy and delightful nature Of
the climate, and the unrfvalled ma2uteence OF the
surrounding scenery.
The mineral springs Include the three distinct
classes of alum chalybeate and healing. The alum
to that of the Rockbrdge Alum. The chalybeate and
healing waters of very superior excellence. AM
pie experience in the of these waters have fully
established their great curative properties They have
made many wonderful cures, and most admirably
adapted to the treatment Of dyspepsia, i've. disease
constipation serofua, erysfpeias, eutaneous diseases
neuralgia, rheumatism diseases Of the urinary and
generatiye organs, malades peculiar 10 the female
sex, and general debility. There are few forms Of
chronic disease that would not either be entirely
cured or greatly benefited by their judicious use.
PLUNGE or SHOW ER-BATHISG In the healing
water. ...-
The nights arc cool and pleasant IN the hottest wea-
The scenery is truly magnificent Euiott's Knob.
4,446 feet above the w2ter-cye'. the highest noun
tain In Virginia. is In full view OF the hotel and not
more than three miles from ".
Good music, croquet. and bowling ALLEY will con-
tribute to the amusement Of guests Besides horses,
hacks, and spring wagons for hire. -
Hotel accommodations good and omfortable- The
JUNE.
Board Per day, 81: per week, $40; per month Of
and servants half price.
For circulars with analysis Of water, certificate Of
cure &c. write to the propretors, apply TO the
N'''''' = P. & N. BURRUss,
Ia 1-ood1 IN pronrietors.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

WEDNESDAY, June 18th, at IL A. NJ, address
before the Society of Alumni: Orator-ecct, l. o.
EP p n add address e by Hon. J. PROCTOR KNOTT
of Kentucky, .....-. u -
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CoBB's ISLAND, o-.
NORTHAMPTON COUNTYsTA.

This well-known seaside resort having been leased
for term of years by the undersigned, they have
thoroughly repaired both hotel and cottages, and
promise all who may visit them this year accommo-
datons superior TO any offered visitors by the
former proprietors. The hotel will be opened on the
ence we feel confident that no visitors will leave the
Islandsthis year dissatisfied offer special rates 10
families who wish to spend the month Of June or the
summer with us and will make the price to suit the
times. For these rates apply TO Major JESSE L.
HUTCHINSON, Fifteenth and Cary streets. Richmond,
Va, or to us by letter addressed TO Cobb's Island
Il. G. SEGAR &c CO.,
mvo o-om PrOprietOrS
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SULPHUR SPRINGS.

HOLD SULPHUR SPRINGS. 49,.
This popular SUMMER RESORT Is Is now ss 0isA -
T1RMs: s4o. ss0,. $as per menth--seeo y
length 0Y tsIcasssi number OF persons. ,,nd Is
=. ,hsss ,ntsrst Ia address ma before making o''s.
ara neements w II. WADnELL, GossIn sas,
Ia IseodI0ts Chesapeake and ohls SsssisSss.
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On and after MONDAY, 9th instant. ROUND
TRIP TICKETS will be sold between Richmond and
Philadelphia at $14.70. Limited to THIRTY DAYS
R0USD.TRIP TICKETS between Richmond and
Baltimore, go, vta Shepherd and trains leaving
Richmond at s A. NJ and $3.50 P. M. only. Limited
to THIRTY DAYS from date Of issue.
Passengers leaving Richmond on the, 8 A. NJ. train
arrive at Philadelphia $50 p NJ. on the same day
four hours in advance of any other route. -
Tickets on sale at offices OF A. w. CARRIER No. s26
Main street; Exchange Hotel, and at Company's Of
fees, Of Eighth and Byrd streets and at Eighth
and Broad Streets G. A. TAYLOR,
ie5-lm General Ticket Agent.
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EXCURSION TO -
COBB'S ISLAND.

The fast and elegant steamer JOHN I sYtEEsTER
10 1915 connecting at Old Point and Norfolk with
the Al steamer ELIZA HANCOCK, which leaves
Norfolk at 8 A. M. Sunday morning and Old Point
at $50, for ,,r>,n
Passengers can spend Saturday night either at Old
Point or Norfolk. Returning, the HANCOCK VIII
connect with the John Sylvester, Which leaves NOT
folk at 6 A. NJ. MONDAY, June IL, 1876, and ar
This Is an excellent opportunity all to enjoy the
luxury of surfbathing etc., so pleasant at This sea-
son. .<
Fare for the round trip, 81. l.. d. TATUM,
in g2t General Agent.