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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-03

Mauoy's Court.-In the absence OF Mayor
Taylor Yesterday Justice Perdue sat, and
fined a male citizen $3.50 and costs for an
assault on q colored woman. In the evening
before the same Justice a young gentleman
from Philadelphia, who had driven a buggy
containing a Richmond young lady over the
Free bridge faster than the law allowed
captured by Bridge-Tender Smith, was
fined $40. The young lady was acting the
part OF Jehu al the time Of the commission
OF the alleged offence. The stranger would
have protested against the impost, but was
informed that Smith was not only Obeying
the local requirement, but that divine iu-
junction which teaches whenever you meet
b stranger take him in. It Is said that the
horse driven was one difficult to control
when he was in The going mood.
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I tbirty.iye teachers In attendance, ano the
| I~nstIiute was quite successful. He went 70
| Boone Courthouse where he Leld sn insti-
tute on the 18th instant.
John /. Davenport, when a boy, went TO
| Reecher's church aud was a member OF
T,Iton,s sunday.schooI class. Mr.. Dayen-
port Is now the boss politician OF the State,
which shows that as the twig Is bent the boy
Is inclined, or words 10 that effect.
The New York Sun says the discovery
OF a shark In a Baltimore dock may excile
hopes Of equal good fortune for New YORK,
In which else one more would be added 10
this city's many allurements as q seaside re-
SORT"
Some pretty tall fish stories are coming
from British Columbia this summer; but
they do say it's q fact that the run OF salmon
I'm Fraser river surpasses all precedent.
Eight canneries, representing S5OO,0O are
n full blast.
Boston Herald (Rep): II The speeches OF
the two SeUators-elect from New York are
to be taken as a fair measure OF the men,
the Administration has little reason Tor
ieicitation upon its victory.
One OF our exchanges says Hon. s. s.
Cox was at Trondbiem, Norway, 90 the
oath uIt., and was on his way further north.
1t IS understood that he is trying to ind a
place where they won't call him Sunset"
Kentucky produces big crops OF pretty
women, Democratic voters, fast horses, and
good whiskey, and it will be pretty hard to
, convince the average mar that Kentucky
isn't a good State to live in.
The cigar.making business by convict
labor has been abandoned In the Illinois
State Penitentiary at Joliet, there being no
bidders for this purpose at The recent re-
letting OF contracts.
Alfred j. Spady, principal keeper OF
| CherrystOne light, has been removed by
order OF the Secretary Of the Treasury.
Assistant Keeper Hoskins will probably be
named TO succeed him.
Professor Wyman. the well-known ven
trilOquist and magician. and familiarity
known as "Wyman the Wizard" died
Sunday afternoon at Burlington. N. }. He
was born at Albany. n. Y, in 1916.
DR.. Frank II. Hamilton says he despises
the endless criticism Of the treatment OF the
President by his attending physicians,
whose hands, he thinks, should be upheld
by the medical profession.
Now is the howl about "Quinine, NOR
pbine, and rum !" quite overlooking The
fact that IL the President RECEIVERS he will
be about as likely to stick to quinine as to
rum PHiSburgh telegraph.
New York ladies like German husbands,
and two hundred and four of them have
married Germans during the last three
months.
Theatre patrons OF the masculine gender
will hear with alarm that "huge-brimmed
hats are TO be in fashion next season."
The fashionable fellow at Saratoga dances
with gloves of, and the young ladies mourn
over soiled silk dresses.
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Reflections on The Man In the Moon.
From the Chicago Times.I

From the Chicago Times'J
care you the general passenger agent Of
this road?"
The inquirer was a young man who SEEM
Ell terribly in earnest. His hair was long,
hi, clothes shabby-genteel, and his remarks
We G addressed TO the manager OF one OF
our leading trunk lines.
"Yes, sir. What can ! do for you 7"
al would like a pass to Baltimore by the
way OF Cleyeland.'
"On what account; "
81 am an inventor, sir.'
"WbO are yOu?"
81. Edison Hershel, OF Oshkosh"
"DOn't know you. What have you in
vented"
The young man looked around uneasily,
and said:
care we alOneE"
awe ale, proceed"
Lowering his voice to the key OF a stage
whisper, be said: -.
al am the Inventor OF the = L%uDascope.' y
"Luny what?"
.'The 'Lunascope'; the most remlrko-
BILE invention Of the nineteenth century"
"What is it fOrf Z"
"Why, it is an Optical Retectcmeter,
whereby | can throw the term ST. Jacobs
OIL In scintillating letters across The race OF
the moon" ,
A peculiar scintillation was observed
around the corners Of the officials eyes,
but otherwise his countenance was perfectly
mobile.
~ have Just come" continued the in
ventor. "from confidential interview with
Mr.. Peter Van Setback Of the Old Sala-
mander Drug House, / entrusted my
secret TO him. He commeDds me TO you
most warmly. And be seems as confident
as | am that the invention will save over
three hundred thousand dollars a year in
newspaper advertising to the proprietors OF
St. Jlcobs Oil-the Great German Remedy.
Please write out the pass at once. | NAV
be able to Overtake Messrs. A. Nogeler &
Co.'S advertising manager at Cleveland on
his way east. | will let them have the in
yention for S20O,O0 0 which is very low"
"Youpg man," said the official, rising
and slowly stroking his beard, 4" this cOrpo-
ration cannot become a party TO casting re-
ACTIONS upon anyone-not even so luny an
individual as the Man in the Noon. Your
Scope does not come within our scope
and all | can do is TO pass you to the outer
atmosphere. Good day"
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The RiUer and It's BridgeS.-Flye bridges
cross The river TO Manchester-the Trede-
oar bridge, that OF the Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad Company, The james
River Free bridge, the bridge OF the kich.
mond and DanviIle Railroad Company, ana
Msyo's bridge. The latter is the Oldest OF
all, its original proprietor, Colonel John
Mayo, having over a century ago been au'
tborized by act Of the General Assembly TO
construct his bridge. The structure OF to-
day Is the representative OF a dozen that
have been carried away by floods in the
river. .
The original Mayo's bridge was fastened
TO The rocks in the river, and was a sort OF
primitive affair. The dollhouse was then
on q level with the present bed OF the
stream. Tobacco was rolled across 10 those
days by axles placed In the ends OF the hogs
heads, which Tevolved on their own peri
phery through mud, sand, water, &c, 10
the place OF destination. Mayo's and the
Free bridge are the only two passenger
bridges, and their superstl ucture is OF iron.
The Free bridge is in need OF repairs.
The bed Of the James is at present very
low. The water ripples laz'ly between the
rocks Of the falls, and there Is hardly a pool
about large enough TO afford q playground
for any stray fish who may have ventured
so far 10 hopes OF being able to try the effect
Of one OF McDonald's fsh.ways. The
present fluid Of the James holds in solution
large quantities Of %up.cOuntry clay.
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Washington Items.

From the Star OF yesterday evening
The question as to whether or not the
members of Congress who shall be elected
next fall TO succeed MessTs. Miller, Lap.
ham, Morton, and Wood, from New York,
can qualify in time to take their seats on
the first Monday in December, is one Of
special interest because o{ the almost equal
division Of the next House politically.
These four votes might very materially af-
feet the organization.
Sitting Bull and the Indians who surren-
dered with him have been taken to Stand
ing Rock agency, and from there they will
be distributed to the various agencies
which they may prefer or TO which they
property belong. Sitting Bull viii be dealt
with precisely as the other indians at the
agencies.
Mrs. Della Stewart Parnell, mother OF
Charles Stewart Parnell, arrived ia the city
last night. She was met at the Baltimore
and Potomac depot and escorted TO tie Eb-
bitt House by a committee appointed by the
central coEDmlttee OF the local branches of
the Land League.
The question Of removing the President
Is now being talked OF at the White House.
Ii is thought that In three weeks, IL he
progresses as be now does. ii will be en-
firely safe 70 give him a trip. The sea
voyage Is what is best thought of by the
physicians.
An agent of the Secret Service telegraphs
to headquarters ia this city Information Of
The arrest al Perrysyille, Ohio, yesterday Of
William II. Vangiider, for raising the de-
nomination OF United States Treasury
notes.
The remains OF Mrs. Howe, the deceased
wife OF ex-senator Howe, will be taken from
here on Thursday to Green Bay, Wis.,. for
burial.
The Baltimore postmaster has obtained
permission TO use the electric light In his
,fice.
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A 4sesfer from the warm Springs.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WARM SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,

WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
July 20. 1881.
Presumlng that you, like the most OF your
readers, who are tired OF political strife, or
are pausing In the lull that precedes a politi-
cal battle, would like TO shift the scene and
change the play, i venture 10 enter the or.
chestra, stop1he old nYlsic, and strike up a
different tune. 1t Is pleasant sometimes to
sook at new picture, albeit 1t may not have
been traced by a master hand, and with tins
tdea 4 attempt TO give you a description OF o
delighagal German which here, in the midst
Of the mountains, We hayeeDioyed with high
xek at nhe Warm Springs. You, VITO In
times gone by have tested the deli.
eioas bath whose temperature no other
baths exeel-you who have enjoyed
fhs calm and quiet. blended with the
hustle and activity OF consfs and goefs,
here to-day and gone tomorrow, can testify
OF rs pleasures and delights. You caa
understand how. With the spacious hotel
full through all lie compartments and every
cabin occupied with the Ane OF this and
States, pleasures are ELECTED the one
from the other like electric sparks flashing
some OF Edison's batteries. You will
unite In testifying bow the manly and nc.
~commodating host exefts himself and sue.
10 giving unalioyed satisfaction how
he charming and fascinating hostess with
race and ease makes everybody feel ut
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Manchester MdNwJdctories Iol'ow,
Ing are now In fun blast and WIN tne usua'
complemept OF hands: Sumac mil Oh Ma-
Ian Baker & Brothers; klcnmonI Seua'
works ulmMedh William IL. fsrrisu, su-
perjpsendeut; the Manchester Fspc, MN
- Wallace, superintendent vru 10
,o,n,or Gallon and Woolien hapufacturing
Mil LAFAYETTE Robertson, manager; war
49,. corn and flour milli
sor.,on& McCance's -four mill; Manches-
s.r risnufaeturing Company cotton and
waoi,enl q. A. Peple, superintendent; and
7 s,ham,s corn mill. Most OF these front
on The river side, or derive their power
fberefrom, and employ between hve ana
ak hundred persons, a good percentage Oh
whom are females. The old Baird ste,
once occupied by q celebrated FOUNDRY, no
longer reSchoes the busy hum OF INDUSTRY,
the machinery and fixtures Dsylng ,one
since been sold aud carried 70 NORM |aro-
lima. p.,iroaa
TINS Richmond and Danyille ksIiros1
COMPANY have, after great tIVuoi1 ~
considerable blasting OF granlie DouIue's'
prepared the foundation OF a huge eslao'
iishment intended TO be used ioI 'us nn
ing Of their own axle-iiIes anu hlnuteu
work. The building VIII be suppneu VIII
,be latest and most improved apparatus
known.
Work is being prosecuted on the iOt TO-
Gated in the asgle between the petersburg
railroad bridge and Danyille railroad track
fronting east on the Free bridge, which com
prises about three acres. IL was recently
purchased by the Virginia Mining ana
Manufacturing Company from the Mayo
estate for the location OF toe company
kaolin- and porceIain-works. when Tue
present design Is TO carry on very eX'eh.
siyely. Some OF the material 10 be ut'lzeu
comes IRON the neighbOrhood OF Bon All
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Odd. teuoUS' CeIe6rotion.-Stuart Lodge
OF odd. Fellows, accompanied by a large
delegation OF their fellOw.citizens Of both
sexes, repaired yesterday 10 Drewry's
Grove, q pleasant resort about two miles
from the city, where the day was spent in
festive enjoyment and the discussion OF a
picnic Of very admirable proportions and
ingre dlents. There was music and dancing
and a good time generally.
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Doqs and GoatS.-On the LIST OF August
was commenced the fiscal year for dogs and
goats, when notice was given owners that a
failure 10 pay the tax in ten days would
result in q fine OF ten dollars in each case.
Last year taxes were paid on three hundred
and eighty dogs and seven goats. BY rea-
son Of a sudden Juror setting In in favor OF
pointers and settlers the dog population has
been much increased.
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DLUE.RIDGE SPRINGS FOR SALE.

ID
By authority Of the stockholders, the BLUE
RIDGE STRINGS PROPERTY will be offered for
sale to the highest bidder, on the premises, ata2
NJ. on
FRIDAY, Angus 10. 1881.
The property comprises HUNDRED AND
F~ORTY-FIVE AND HALL ACRES, and Is stu
ated directly upon the line OF the Norfolk and West
efn railroad, In Botetourt county, Va. near Blu
ford's GAP, about f~Ofty-One miles west or Lynch
burg. IL Is highly improved With a hotel and con-
mOdlous cottages. bowling alley. &C, gardens.
lawns, aud vineyard. II contains ineAhauSuoe
uuarries OF limestone and cement. when can De
probably worked. The mineral waters are famed
for their medicinal and curative qualities IN the
treatmen OF diseases Of the stomach or digestive
organs.
The station Is supplied with postal and telegraph
facilities. ane the patronage ENJOYED By the springs
as a place OF resort has been In every way sAtSiAc-
itERMs Liberal; will be made known on day OF
GALE. f.P. LEANENWOhIHs
~ "A. stavtd Secretary.
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GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
- SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Montgomery county. in the chanCerY suit OF Gays
execu Ors rs. The Montgomery White sulphur
Snriugs Company, we Will sell The REAL ESTATE
ANO FRANCHISES Of said company, on the
premise5. NJ auction on
THURSDAY. AUGUST %, 1881.
This orOpertv consists of l.266 OF IN
CEILENT LIMESTONE LAND. CREEK BOI-
TOM AND UPGAND-nuch Of It IN valuable tim
Der: LARGE HOTEL, COTTAGES,
HOUSE, BATH-HOUSES, BONLlNG-ALLE1S'
Sc. &C.; all complete, IN good repair ana capable
of comfortably enter aiming 500 guests also, a
RAILROAD IN h~rst.class order I'D bed aud equip
ment, connecting the lawn wi II the Norfolk and
Western railroad, ole and three quarter miles DIS
tant. The Springs are IN 4 romantic gen IN me
heart OF The AhCghaLies, aud In easy reach Ot inc
otber Virginia springs. The lawn Is sup"rO. ana
improved With magnificent shade Trees. fountains
walks, &C. &c. Two while sulphur springs and a
chaIybeate furnish an UNFAfLiNG SUPPLY OF
highly medicinal waters, All making "A summer re-
SORT second TO none iu attractions and popularity.
TERMS:F Five per cent. cash on the DAY OF sdIe,
residue iu equal instalmfnfs, running one t"o'ahu
three wears. with interest from DAY cl SAFE D0hus
J and security required. aud title retained ny the
Court mill Ourchlse-mOucy shaIl De luH} pdid'
Possession delivered jar uary l 1882.
For further particulars address the uhGeFslSneu
at Christiansburg, Va. rv,
GEORGE q. JUNkIN,
A.
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ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL TT,

ASTEAMSHIPS.-Baltim aud ss6a$<s
Liverpool Uid Halifax. ". -, and 1t, johns, y. F.,
every alternate TUESDAY, Quebec aOd Liverpool
every SATURDAY. This route presents unprece-
denied advantages 10 tourists. enabling them 10
view the magnificent scenery Of the Lower 81. Law
renee. In addition. the distance from Quebec 10
Liverpool Is 500 miles shorter, aud Of the reduced
distance LOO miles IS Inland navigation, reducing
the actual ocean voyage To a minimum OF i've days.
Extra ships from GLASGOW, GALWAY,
To BOSTON.
For passage and information, apply toA. ". GAR
Der, Agent at Richmond, Va, or LENE& ALDEN,
q. p. A.. 2O7 Broadway, y. Y; 2Ol Washington
street. Boston; l07 south Fifth street, Philadelphia.
20 O.eOdGm
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AUCTION sALEs--This Day
RICHMOND BAZAAR GE
Nos. I4Ss AND I44O FRANKLIN

THIS DAY
al 10 O'Clock we will sell a number OF
EXCELLENT ANIMALS,
from which nrst. class selections may be made for
city aud farm purpo.es Amongst them isa
PAIR FINE YOUNG A perfectly broke
and Trustworthy.
PREVIOUS TO WHICH
We win Offer a variety OF
NEW aud SECONDHAND BUGGihS, CARTs'
PHAETONS, WAGONS, &C.
At SAME TIME
i LIGHT FAMILY CARRIAGE city made and pu'
JOHN n. DAVIS, Proprietor;
4. b. COOK, Salesman. aus
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
N nEsApEAKE VI OHIO IN

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
Y CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD,i IN
LOUISA COUNTY. FOR SALE ~ COhMlS-
SJONFRS-By decree Of Louisa Circuit Court,
rsndered i'm the case Of John W. Davis, executor OF
Reubpn B.. ID avis, deceased, against Moody ana WE
ana others. Tie undersigned, commissioners, VIII
OFF, for sale to the highest bidder, at public auction,
al Louisa COurthouse on
MONDAY, AUGUST s, 1881,
that being C0unty-Courtd day, the following valuable
TRACTS OF LAND:
First. A TRACT containing 479 ACRES, lying
on both sides Of said railroad. a. IOlersvllle, eIi-
braciug A large and comfortable FRAME DWELL
ING, STOREHOUSE, and other improvements. u
Is more than probable thai the purchaser wOuld De
appointed depot. and express agent, as well as post
master. at this place. Splendid store, ana specially
desirable on account Of Its proximity - the mining
section. ,nvs IT.
second. A TRACT containing 49l ACRES, lying
on South Anna river, In Louisa county, auJ0lhlbE
the lands OF Franklin Stearns and Others ana nay
ing on II a FRAMED DWELLlNG-hOUSE ana tue
usual outhOuses AMI improvements.
Third. A TRACT OF LAND IN SAID county con-
tanning 6I8 ACRES. adjoining the land, OF Dr. Is.
NJ. Ruckner and others. aud convenient 10 the sara
railroad, and having the usual houses and Improve
ments.
TERMS OF SALE: Que fourth cash; the residue
In one. o and three years, with Interest and .ecu-
rity 10 the bsn0s tor the deferred payments, aud the
legal title retained as further security. ON pay nent
OF ore half cash the personal security viii De dis
pensed with.
Fer further Information address
WILLIAM F. BIBB and
III. W. MURRAY,
commissioners,
~ Ia Louisa Courthouse. Va.
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ICE-eREAx. CONFECr.oNERIEs, dc.
.URE ~ICE-CREAM.

DURE ICE-CREAM.
Families, managers OF pie-nics, fairs festivals
excursions, &C., wil nnd II TO their interest TO try
my
PURE, UNADULTERATED ICE-CgEAM.
prepared from cream Of the best mountain dairies
orders for Sunday must be Ten exclusively on sat
urdsy.
Always on hand, OF my own Manufacture, a good
supply OF CAKES. u. W. MoksrA'
my l2-Sm No. l0e east Main street.
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old 4TS

ITUH NAV IVIIs- wv a n y
II Dominion Steamship Company
steamers will sail rs follows steamer OLD %.
MINION, Captain WALkFR. every IlESDhl AZ
COrCH. every FRIDAY at 2 O'Clock T.. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY every SUNDAY
at : O'Clock A.. NJ. o..
Freixbt received up to ! o'clock p. VI. FOR me
TUESDAYS and Fiday's steamer, and 70 b ocIo'S
Safurcay evening for Sundays ship.
Through bills OF lading signed ahd RoOIS lO,-
uarded with dispatch 10 all points north, aoutn, east
and vest; also. to foreign ports.
Passenger accOnmOdations unsurpassed. A..
cabin fare TO New York, 5000; steerage' 70 ana
a..
For freight or passage applyt0
q, ". ALLEN 4 co.., Agents,
u~cts Comp.uy', Wharf Rockets.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
bI NTWTVN ~ " WTIWTW7f
Real Estate Agents aud A~uctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NICE
LITTLE FARM KNOWN AS SEVEN
PINES,n SITUATED AT TIE JUNCTION OF
THE WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE AND NINE
MILE ROAD-ln extcu ion of a deed Of trust
dated 18th OF October. 1855, and duly recorded,
the undersigned, sub tituted trustee, viii sell by
auction. in 'front.' Of HenricO county court hoHte' on
MONDAY, AUGUST SIN.
Uhat being court day. at II O'Clock VI the FARM
situated as above. II contains % ACRES, more or
less. UpOn It is a dwelling with four rooms ana pas
sage, stable. smOke-hOuse, some frut-irecs, &c., and
4, A nice place. 10 also possesses some historic I'M
%pOrtauce As the site Of the battle Of seven Plues.
TLRMS: The deed authOrZ's 4 sale Tor ABOUT
$475 cash: bur. If desired, probably more accom-
mOdating terms Will be allowed.
j. {. EACIO,
Substituted Trustee.
CpUpRS & WILLIAMS. AuCliOneers. ~ 20
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Gnupps & WILLIAMS, AuoIioaeers, " 20
COMMISSIONERS SAFE OF YALUA-

'OM MlSclONE = ChLL VI hnSH
" BILE FARM II CULPEPER COUNTY ON
THE KAPPAHANNOCK RIVER.-By virtue or a
decree Of the Chsncery Court FOR the city OF Rich
mOnd i'm the suit OF CuTrie rs. Armstrong, &c'i Inc
undersigned viii sell at pubic auction, on
THURSDAY II 18TH 4 OF AUGUST, 1851
az the 'front.' door Of Culpeper courthouse, z
VALUABLE FARM on the RapDshannock river,
near Waterloo, known AS the Jett tract, containing
about FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, the property Of
the defendant. John :. Armstrong. This Tact IS
well located. i'm a line nei2hbOrhOod, about three
miles from the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs
and Six miles from The town of WarrentOn.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fOurth cash, aud the
balance on a credit Of one. two, and three years, IN
equal instruments, wi h interest from the day OF
safe. the deferred pay ments 10 be secured by The
bonds of the purch aser, with good security, anc the
retaining Of the legal title until all The purchase
money Is paid. JAMES W. GkEEN'
Commissioner.
y a CpAySOV Aucti0naer. IS 2 o Ntds
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rREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
SnithHeld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.,
Newberne, Washington, and TsrbOrO', y. G.. and
all POINTS In Eastern North Carolina also, for East
ern Shore of Virginia, Old Point. and AL regular
on James river, at LOWEST RATES.
and through bills issued. l.. B. IhTuh,
ie 10 Superintendent,
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CIGARS, &C..


ID WHITL0CK, f445 MAIN STREET,
j . manufactured Of the following One brands Of
CIGARS:
NOBEL. LITTLE FLORA,
LA ESTELLE, FILLABUsTERO,
PICNIC. WHlTLOJk'a KEY WEST,
MOZART. CHICK,
LILY BELLE, aud
Also dealer in the following brands or FINE To-
BACCO at manufacturers prices:
DlANORA, EMPEROR,
WARD BRAND, HOME AGAIN:
PIONEER, ROUGH and a toe. plugsI'
BALLA RAT,
ATLANTIC, &C.
Send for p~rlce-llst. INV 2I-eOd
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP tin
TICKETS. sxn<sss
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
1OOu MAIN STREET,

EUROPEAN
1000 MAIN STREET,
Representing the following ~hrst-class ocean steam,
shin lines from Boston, New York, Philadelphia: ana
Baltimore, to Europe CUNARD. WHITE SIAK,
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, GUlON, INhAN. AMtR-
loan, RED STAR, ALLAN, NORIH'GERMAN-
LLOYD, HAMBURG AMERICAN, and MIL
FRLANDS, AMERICAN, ITALIAN, and BOX.
DEAIX. FIRST CLASS, SECOND.CLASS' ana
ICKET 10 and from all me prlnclpai,
points I'm Europe. Excursion tickets at reduced
rates. State-rOOms secured In advance. iai les
gOng to Europe or sending for their FRIENDS Would
do well to communicate with the undersigned ne
fore purchasing elsewhere. Ikaliroad ana sledhsnlp
tirgets TO am points Ina the United States and (aI'
ada. Rates SAINT as at deuots and general otnces'
No trouble 20 answer questions. NIitt 20 or can Oh
A.. W. CARRIER
General Railroad and steamship Agent:
1000 Main street, Richmond. VA.