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ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD.

The steamers of this Company will SAL every Sat
turday from Bremen Pier, foot Of Third ~sf~nk
street, Hoboken. Rates of passage: From tStE{R
New York to Southsm pton, London, -.saa1n
Hayre and Bremen, first cabin, 100; second cabin,
$50 gold; steersg go currency. For freight or
passage apply to OELRiCHS co,
marc ON , Bowling Green, New York.
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DELICIoUs3,s ,,ov,, ann,
3 With 0rAnulated Ioe.

COHEN'B LOAN OFFICE, corner OF 7th
~ street and New York avenue, entrance ~
on New YORK avenue. The most privateA
lowest rate Of interest on Gold snl Silver Wstches
Diamonds, Plate and Plated Ware, Guns, Pistolg,
az telsa Of yAius tanl-lyt
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Nj h. WALSH Auctioneer,
WI. 40 Bricg street, Georgetown, 90.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Regular sales at store TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAYS, at 10 o'clock, of Furniture
Housekeeping Articles aud Merchandise OF every
description. Furniture speciality on SATURDAY,
same hour. Outdoor sales. Sales of Real Estate,
Horses, Carriages &c, attended to upon m pst rea
-oIstle terms Consignroeuts of every desert ption
solicited and satisfaction guaranteed.
JeD-enlot NJ. K WALSH, A. Ct
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,

VNHE HYGEIA HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort, Va.
Situsted wi, hin 100 yards Of Fort Monroe. Open
all the year. Special attractions for sum- = q 4
mer, with ample capacity for 600 gue.ts. vEHAv
Has ali modern improvements. Six daily kk:I
mails and telegraph office. Fifteen to twenty n rst
class ste land daily except Sunday ards
from the door. Superior beach for bathing at door
steps and good from May until November. Boating
fishing and driving specially attractive. Send for
circular describing by gienic advantages terms, &c
nyl5-3m III. PHOERUS. Prom.
TNHE WENTWORTH HOUSE, Netccasik, N
H., fthree miles from Port. mouth } A . 4
VIII open Tor the season JUNE 5th under V.AV
new mansg ement, W 18th new ar pointmeRts. G.fR
Fifty rooms have been added TO the house tie o.
sent season, max ing it now OF the largest and
In point of locality, fence and comfort, and
the magnificent view Of ocean and noun ain
scenery, without rival on the coast The long and
Client guarantee that the sansuine
Of bis guests will be realized For circulars, to
june 18th, send to ebay State House." Boston,
Mass. GIDEON HAYNES
apis " 6s,sn Proprietor
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REVERIDGE HOUSE,
~ MIDDLEBURG, LOUDOUN CO., VA,
containing 70 large and airy rooms forty miles FROM
" Washington. Take Orange and Alexsn- 4
dria r. Eight miles from s alton, over YEMY
fine country roads. Mineral springs near lk.H2l
town. Livery stable at hotel, free to guests.
Terms S25 per month.
References-Mrs. Geo Seitz, 1924 9Th street; II.
o. Claushton, 4SOh Louisiana avenue.
je22. In JOS. NJ. PATTON.
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rU n a RID Ii y K.

With the view of diminishing the chances Of COL
lisiOn the steamers of this line take specific course
for all seasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown 20 New
York or Boston crossing meridian of 50 at l3 lat,
nothing TO the north Of q.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian of
50 at AZ lat, or nothing to the north of AZ.
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A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
"a sail every THURSDAY direct from >RHnA
philadelphia to Liverpool, touching At ekl&&R
Queenstown. S0n1
Cabin, intermediate and Storage passage tickets
ers, 1920 street. Also, Agents for the BED Star
Line to Antwerp. my22-n
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- THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, July 13'h, ISL, same hour and
place. BY order of the Trustee
jy6 WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auctr
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ct. GEORGES HOTEL,
THE BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA.
THESE SPRINGS ARE NOW OPEN TO VISI

Is an indisputsble fact that these waters the
In the ari9us diseases Of the Kidneys, yfSk9
Bladder and Ureths the cures made by the lk:I
water Ct Spring No. have been SO remarkable and
astonishing in their character that they would
be credited were they MT attested by evidence which
no amount of iDcredulity can resist. In Rheumd.
ttc GOn Rheumatism. Paralysis. and in diseases Of
the DsgeSttre Organs these waters challenge a
parisOn Of record with the most celebrated Mineral
Waters Of the world: They powerful and per
maneut Nerve Tonic" and in nervous ex hanstion
or prostraton and in all cases where mental depres
sion II a symptom they are an invaluable remsdy
In AgEe and Fersr aud all diseases of NAL gin
they possess extraordinary power In the peculiar
palaGies Of wome n they are pronounced by eminent
medical men .'well nigh specific"
The water in cases Of one dozen half gallon bot
ties Is for sale at SIS per at the Springs, in sd
Springs phlets sent to any address. Both Wa
ter and smp hlets can be had in Baltimore of Messrs
Coleman Rogers, IL ives. Baltimore street.
THOMAS +. G0ODE, Proprietor,
Jel5 INV I'm Buffalo Lithia Springs. Va.
SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SUMNER
Win omen for srs.,s k tnSs e1G ,sr.. rate.
Large grounds ample shade, resident anAb
Send for Circular. ksiSH
L. III. HUNT.
myZ3 I'M SchoOi@y Mountain, N. J.
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STEAMERS. &c.

EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Until further notice the Steamer 49,
MhTTANO, Captain VIM ii Byles, ~
ington from 9th street wharf, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY MORNINGS, at O'Clock, for all
Landings far down NOminf; returning on
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Leave every SATUR-
DAY MORNING at o clock, for all Landings
far down Is MsttOx Greek; returning SUNDAY.
Freight received daily For any information. in
guire at G. L.. SHERiFrS Coal Offices, lllA and
32S PENNEY sanis avenue.
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SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, SHE.
~ NAED0AH COUNTY, VA.-Persons a
seeking health and recreati n should visit NY
these Springs. Daily mail; mountain air; lG:I
variety OF waters; pure milk; no bar. Special rates
to families and parties, write for terms Pamphlets
atA7 Penrsylvania avenue; or address A. J. MY
ERS, Proprietor. jels I'm
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CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN
HILADELPhIA, ALEXANDkIA. WASHIN G.
TON AND GEORGErOWN,
CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH
CLYDES LINE FOR BOSTON AND PROV
1DEHCE AND NEW ENGLAND STATES.

FROM Philatelph ia-Saiurday, AT IL IN.
FROM shington-Mondsy, at II a.. m.
From Georgetown-Mondsy, at 7 o. m.
pills pla,, g Landing given 70 Boston ,s ana
goods landed at Georgetown wharf will please have
them marked "GeOrgetoIcn, ID. C."
For full information apply to J. II. JOHNSON a
CO.. l2O2 street northwest, and 18th street
wharf, W ashinston, ID. O.; HYDE, 50 Water
street, GeOr getOwR, ID. O.; WIN. p. CLYDE & CO.
General Managers, II South wharyes, Ph,ladel
phia. marD liz
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.

FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
The swift and elegant iron steamer LADY OF
leave. san street. ssa every Mf Non
day, Wednesday and Friday, at
O'Clock p. connecting W 18th steamers for Boston,
Providence and other northern points Returning,
leaves Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday at 3 o clock D. m.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

Prescription Free for the speedy cure of Semina
Weakness, Lost Manhood and all disorders b ough
on by lndiscretloIs or excuses. Any Druggist ha
the ingreoients. Address
DAVIDSON d co.,
oct2 eoly Sc Nassau street. New York
, 1877-10-06

Diracteurerne og B~estyrerne of ofentlige Stiftelser,
TVangs-og Arbeidsanstalter SAINT Fattigboliger for fere
Familier ellsr Here enkelte PersOner ere under samme
Ansvar, aom : 3 fastsat for SkoIecommissieoerne plig-
tige at paase, at de Personer over Eetaarsalderen, der
optages som Lemmer, ere ~iudpodede. Mar FCrholdene
like tillade Afvisning, iodtil Bsviset for 1ndpodningen err
~forskafet, blive uopholdeiig efter IndlRggelsen nfrmere
Undsrs6gelse at anstille, og, hvis beh6rigt Beviis for hi
podningen like tilveiebringeS, Indpodning at fOretage'
, 1877-10-06

Over6vrigheden kan, naOr de naturlige Hopper wise
sig paa ct Sted, efter IndstIliug af Landphysicus paaby-
de-, at Enhver paa Ste1st, gom like godtgj0r at have hayt
Kokopper elcr do naturlige Kopper, linden en- fastsat
First, skal vere indpodet med KokoPper under en- B0do
af so Cents for liver Dag, Diet givne Paabud oversiddes.
Embedslpgen eI ~forplistet til at indfnde sig Pa Stedet,
indsn denne First udI0ber.
Opsgettelse med Iudpodning kan If Hensyn til We'd
kommendes Helbrodstilstand bevilges af Politimesteren
efter Erklering at en- autoriaeret Lage; i TilfHlde at
Nagtelse f~orelagges Sagsn for h6iefe OvriShed.
, 1877-10-06

Enhver. som onsksr dat, kan b'ivo gienindpodet,
naar oHeDtlig Indpodning finder Sted, mod en- BetaliOg
af 25ets. til vedkommende Lege.
We'd udbrydende Koppeepidemi tr@fes der derhos
al Overovrighsdsn efter Samraad med Landphysicus snr-
lig-F orapstaltning til at enhser kan blive gjeniDpodet,
For den GjsnipdpodniDg, der i ~ssadsnne Tilf@lde fnder
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-25
Not Judges, but Partlsnns.

The Senate investigating committee sent
to Louisiana followed the same line Of policy
as that pursued by the Senate South Caro-
lima committee, and fairly fulfilled their
mission as decided and indiscriminating
partisans. Great and studious care was
taken by the managers of the committee to
exclude testimony favorable to the Conser-
yatiye cause, and they adjourned without
giving any opportunity whatever to the
Conservative side to bring forward evidence
in rebuttal Of Radical testimony. Those who
observed the manner In which the committee
conducted its proceedings remarked the
coarsencss with which Conservative wit
nesses were frequently treated, and the lofty
tone Of intimidation practiced i'll asking
questions. Among the witnesses summoned
before this committee was Ex-Governor
Wickliffe, but he was so treated that he
withdrew; and subsequently he addressed
a letter to Senator Mcdonald. which con-
cludes as follows:
"My own self-reSpect and the character OF
my people forbid that should longer re-
main with this sub-senatorial committee. l
cannot place myself in a position where an
iusinuation may be made that am there,
and that, too, to intimidatc witness.
"Knowing the character Of my people has
been fully yindicated by the evidence be-
fore the House committee, I only ask that
the people OF the North may read and Judge
for themselves. You stated you desired
my testimony. I should like to give it :;
have done so before the House committee,
and now most respectfully ask to be ex-
cused from giving my testimony before the
subcommittee just referred to.
"Thanking you, my dear sir, for your po-
lite and gentlemanly courtesy, am, most
truly, your friend, (. ..
-. "RoBERT C. WICKLIFFE.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-25

GENERAL BELKNAP has remained in Wash
ington since April last awaiting his trial.
Although nearly ten months have elapsed
since the indictment the trial appears to be
as remote as ever. He and his friends con-
slider this dilatory action as extremely I'M
just. Hence, as he should be promptly
tried or promptly dismissed, he has to-day
addressed the following notice to the Dis
trict Attorney; lg =..l
United States Of america Us. w. W.
Belknap, District Of Columbia, Crin1i-
nal CpGrt- Hon. H., H.. Wells, United
States District Attorney: Sir,-You will
please take notice that I shall apply to
said court on the 29th day OF January in
slant, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, or as soon
thereafter as said court shall convene, for
an Immediate trial in tho above-entitled
prosecution. Yours, &C., -
WIN. w. BELKNAP.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctonecrS,
No, 11l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEAT
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLINGS AND
LOTS ON CHURCH HILL BY AUCTION.-By
virtue of the provisions Of deed Of trust bearing
date the 29th day of March. 1878, to the under
signed trustees duly recorded In the clerks office OF
the Chancery Court Of the city OF Richmond, We
Shall rs trustees in said deed being thereto required
by tile beneficiary therein secured sell BY auction
on the premises, on THURSDAY the Path day Of
January 1877, At o'coSk z: A.; TW4 h N ia
in the rear containing five rooms, and kitchen each
with lots fronting SO feet each, and running back
alley in the rear IA feet wide, on the west side OF
Twenty street between Clay and Leigh
streets.
executing this trust, and to pay off the sum OF
81 324.lS, with interest thereon at the rate OF IL
per cent. per annum, from the 9Th day OF Decern.
Der, 1876, until paid. More liberal terms may be
e''- W. l.. COWARDIN,
j. A. RICHARDSON,
i,15 ...,. s...,,..t.,,.: Trustees.
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Mr. Conklins's Speech.

ISpeciai TO Baltimore Gazette. ,.vre..ry
WAsHNGToN, January Ex-senator Conk
ling was recognized by the Chair. There
was quite commotion in all parts Of the
house as be opened, for something cxtraor-
binary was looked for. There were several
books and few notes on his table, to which
he would occasionally refer, though he
spoke entirely without prepared manu-.
script. For the first hour he devoted him.
self to discussing the constitutionality OF
the bill, and for the next hour and half he
handled the yice-presidency pretension in g
manner which showed how profoundly he
had mastered the. great facts Of American
congressional precedents. In logic, sus-
tanned by power and eloquence, it is re.
garded his finest effort in the Senate. II
Edmunds may be said to have ground that
.Yaiiacy TO powder, Senator Conkling GER
ta:nly scattered the fragments in every di-
rection. AS to the constitutionality, he
briefly claimed that the eighth section of the
Constitution conferred all powers on Con-
gress that were required to carry its preroga-
tiyes into effect. The interest OF the lis
teners in his speech grew more evident and
intense as be reached the question OF the
VIee-P Presidents powers; Tor, since the mat
ter has been before the Senate, ne had not
expressed himself on Its merits. For this
reason the part Of his speech in which he
proclaims his personal convictions will Just
at this time have particular value, as the
merits Of the proposed bill really hinge on
whether or not the Yice-President Is
Judge OF the returns. He put special
force and yigor into the discussion Of that
question, and both Morton and Sherman
fairly cringed under his scathing logic.
Precedents were furnished from the days
Of tue Continental Congress. which con-
tanned eighteen OF the trainers OF the Con-
ststntion, 70 tue year 1875, all cemple tely an
Initiating the claims now made for the pre-
isident OF the Senate. Ar. Norton S asser-
lions that the president OF the Senate must
count OH votes, good, bad and midi Herent,
WA handed with terri bIe force. MI, conk-
ling merely claimed that the votes to be
'conntcd were the conssitntl onal, Yalid, and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-25

"A very, curious institution for the pur.
pose oil matrimonial reconciliation exists in
the old provinces OF Prussia, in which the
population amounts to more than J., 000,-
000,. who are mainly Protestants. The
courts have, Of course, the power Of grant
ing divorces but before any suit for di-
yorce can be entertained great deal Of
formaIity Is to, be observed. In 1873 the
number OF married couples who desired q
separation were 1895. OF these, no fewer
than 2, 829 were reconeiled by the interven-
ton OF cIergymen. In 603 OF these cases
the reconciliation proved Intellectual; but
the general result, without taking into ac-
count pending cases, was that nearly one
third Of the whole number OF matrimonial
disputes were thus appeased. The number
OF quarrelling couples and the proportion
OF those reconciled were about the same.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-25
by Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
.,.r. 1912 Main street. .;~-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A SMALL
" FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON FOURTH
STREET EAST SIDE, BETWEEN DENNY AND
LoUISIANA.-As commissioners named IN de deers &c
dated and entered 16tn day Of January, 1877, IN
Booth and ais, we fhal, in pursuance of said de-
cree proceed to sell. upon the premises, on IN
p NJ, the aboye-described property, which consists
of n FRAME HOUSE OF about three rooms, &C.,
with lot 35 feet inch by leo feet in depth.
TERMS VIII be, under the decree one third In
cash: residue upon credit Of six and twelve
months with title retained md negotiable notes with
six per cent. added. II. G: CANNON,
ROBERT G. SCOTT,
lilo Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-25

AUCTION SALE OF CoAL.-Ne,o York, Jan.
uary 24.-By order OF the Pennsylvania
Coal Company $4,000 tons Of. Pittston coal
were sold this morning. One hundred
thousand tons were to have been sold, but
owing to fire in the company's works the
lot had to be reduced to $4,000 tons. Bid.
ding was brisk, and buyers numerous.
Seven thousand tons OF egg opened at
S2.87s, and closed at $3.50; $4,000 tons Of
steamer and CRATE started ut $2.823, and al
that price the whole lot was quickly dis
posed Of; $4,000 tons Of. stove went at
1916. sts.alt,1: .4fss,
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BY Bronaugh & Taylor, j

NttlI ESlUCe AuCIRVHccK"f
Office opposite the court house, Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ENGINE AND
ted to the UNDERSIGNED shah proceed 10 sell the
aforementioned property, the premises, on
Porter street at its section with the Richmond
and Danville railroad, on THURSDAY, January
25, 1877, at IL o'clock 81. .....-... -
The ENG INE is sixty-horse power, and the BOIL
Err eighty-horse power. ..#
This sale is paremptofy, and should engage the at
tention Of persons desiring such articles.
TERMS: Made known at SALE ....
-. JAMES A. CLARKE, Trustee
Saleconducted by F. j. SAS1rSoN. ja 15-tds
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de IL
DICHMOND AND DANTILLE
H." @f 80 RAILROAD. %
;DULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFEcI
, - DECEMBER 10, 1870.

h. ~ - RAILROAD. 1--t
scHEDrLE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
ee.AN DECEMBER 10, 1870.
THROUGH MAIL, ~.
750 A. NJ leaves Richmond duly, eo @rt Gsr q.
..-... lima division and n. w. n. {. X. IL. AZ
,.-.; Charlotte With trains on Atlanta an ,
Richmond Airline railway ios AZ
t.. 5.. hnta, Macon. JacksonYllle, Monlg9mS,,,
liz, ~, Mobile, and New Orleans, and al
- AR. r. for Columbia, Augusta, and al
%. southern ana southeastern points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS
a.s0 A. n, leaves Richmond daily for Burkeyll!e,
- Farmv!llc, Lynchburs: and 1 hterine,
diate points, making close connection
at Lynchburg for all sohth"es'e'"
points. ...-
5:lO 2. NJ, with s.ceping-car attached, leaves Ec
-. mond daily Except sunday Tor LyhruM,
burg, arriving ut Lynchburs o'Ao ~ VI
THROUGH MAIL,
7:47 p. n, arrives Richmond daily; connsGSaHs
80! With North Carolina division \; Va .,i
-mt-. G. r. r., C. c. and 4. X. X. H., atI'
Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rai,'
way from all southern ana sontn"eJ,
ern points, spd with Richmond frsus
rIckshury and Potomac and ChesapeaMJ
and Ohio railroads for all northerh @HN
western points.
LYSCHBURG ACCOMMODATION,
4.5l p. NJ, arrives Richmond daily from ~ m
burg Farmyiile, BurkeYtIle, ana Al! ~
terniediate points, and from al souH'
western points. .... 500. grs,.
THROUGH FREIGHT. :.s.a".
TOO A. NJ. with sIeeptng-car attached, arriSss
''-o - Richmond daily feSceps hondayI TON rom
Lynchburg, leaving Lynehburs ~ ':o0
The through freight trains between Rtshm@nd anu
,ncbbnrc with siecping-car attached, ofier unr,
.naI adysntaees in esonosy OF tme TO businessmen
of Richmond and Iynchburg. ,,,, ,v.s,s,n
Tickets sold 10 all southern anu soa'n"en'~o
points, and baggage checked through o, p,ea-
paiace slecplng-cars run through ext"ee' nv
mond and Brunswick, Ga: ,>,,s ,,.x.,ps be-
.r.,, the nonns named on tickets. NO aSro'e
chscEs wiil Be given. I. d. X TALGsa,,,
Jouu n. MAcnUnpo> General Passenger Agent
I de RI - .Igs.s ! a. ~ -
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1875. 1878.
flames RIVER STEAMBOATesSMIga
- =.-.- COMPANY. cSsEnGs5k

FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, BAL
TIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK, .
AND ALI. REGULAR LANDINGS ON TUE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection at Norfolk with the new
aud elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALTl-
MORE. and steamer LADY OF THE
'..t LAKE for WASHINGTON, d. c.
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond for the
nbovs-aamea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS IL ca o'clock 4. 81. :.
Passengers by this route can view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the James river including DUTCH GAP {passing
through the same, forti1catons battle-elds James-
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours at Sorfolk
before departure OF Baltimore steamers.
Fare to Norfolk. 50 w
Fare to Norfolk and return .................. 5U
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates.
Tickets for sale On steamers, ct CARRIER & COZ
Ticket Agency Main street. and Exchange Hotel, ano
baggage checked through. Freight received daily for
Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, ano regular land
ings on James river, from A. n. to q 7. n, al
reasonable rates. r ...-....s
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
! ,-.., : L. B. TATUM, General Agent
Office Company,s wharf, Rockets: branch oncs
ut W. D. Blair & Co.'s, No. eos Balm street.
Sc IL .- h'-#E. .. ~ .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-25

ss The ice crop Is enormous this season, and
suggests the probability that the consump-
ton OF water in q liquid state next summer
will be prop tIoDatsly less. q II ne can
have cheap Ice, I, said d man with o blossom
on bis nose, NO don't raallysneed any
water, sse