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A wondert,,I,,,.coy.r,

Reads Three-M Mlnute Headache anl
ralgia Cure is the wonder OF the Dinet,l
century, as no sick or nervous headache
ralgia, or any acute pain can resist 1t mon,
two minutes, as can be proven by HUNDRED
Baltim0re's best citizens. It's an outward
plicatlon, and only costs 25 cents. Sold N
druggists and country stores. ". II. ID
proprietor, Baltimore and Light streets. h
more, Md. sent by mail on receipt Of % 4
P.S.
Also proprietor OF Reads Grand bud
Cologne--the finest cologne In the world
A little rub with gentle hand,
Applying Reads Three N mute Cut
No headache on the earth will stand.
But vanish In an instant sure.
Thousands say it's priceless boon
When headache racks the thrObbing b1
In silent night or busy noon,
So easy thus to free the pain,
No dose is given; no stop to rest;
No doctors bill, or bandaged brow
This WOndr0us cure has many blessed,
They speak inraptures OF 1t now.
SEVEN doctors recommend Reads n
Minute Headache and Neuralgia Cure as
Of the wonders Of the age.
Reads 3-Minute headache n Neuralgia
Reads 3-Minute Headache n NeunlgaC
Reads 3-Minute Headache NeuravaO
Reads 3Minute Headache X NeuralgaC
Reads 3-Minute Headache X Neuralgia
Reads 3Minute Headache X NeuragaC
Only 25 cents, or tiYe for 81.
Only 20 cents, or tiVe for 81.
Only 20 cents, or tiye for 81.
Only rs cents, or fivs for u.
This is the wonder OF the nineteenth cent
T'hi0 "a the wonder of the ninatAAnth rent
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SOUTH.

Baltimore and way mail, T,4O a. IN.
Washington and all points south, 7.40 a.m.
All points on the Peninsula, $50 q. N.
Supplementary mail for the Peninsula, 300
u m.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south,
1870 .. m.
Newport. Stanton. Newark. Elkten and
Havre de Grace, 1870 y. IN.
Points on Baltimore Central, between PORE de
Posit, Northeast and Chadd's Ford, IL 80 D. IN.
Baltimore and bay Line steamers, 440 p. m.
Peninsula north of Harrington, including
Delaware City and st. Georges, $50 D. IN.
Baltimore, closed pouch, 900 p. m.
baltimore, Washington and all points south
ll0O y. In.
NAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
From Wilmington Northern Railroad
80 p. N.
From New YORK, Philadelphia, Washington
and all other points, $50 p. IN.
From Philadelphia, New York and points
north, east and west, $50 a. IN.
From way mail from Philadelphia, $50 a. N
Erom Peninsula and all north Of Harrington
9.lb a. II.
From Baltimore and way mai, $50 a. IN
From Baltimore, 1890 p. In,
From Peninsula mail, II 80 y. III.
From Philadelphia, New YORK and points
north and east 30 p. IN.
From Baltimore, Washington and points
south, 2.20 y. In.
From Delaware Western Railroad, 22Op. IN
From Philadelphia, New York and points
north and east, $40 p. IN.
From. Baltimore, Washington and points
south and southwest, $40 p. IN.
Carriers deliy yeries as follows $50 a. m. gen
eral 1000 a. m., partial; l. 81 p IN, Yensrai 4OC
p. ~, partial.
Collections from street boxes are made by the
carriers at $50 and lu.0O a. IN. 80 and 400 D. 10
An additional collection will be made at l. 80
=. N. from all boxes between Jefferson anG
Lombard and Water and Thirteenth streets
inclusive. TN Sunday full collection will be
made at 800 p. IN. Local letters for carriers
delivery should be deposited in the Post Ottico
ten minutes before the hour OF delivery.
W. Y. SWI[ItfET'P. Postmaster
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COrOner'S ASe.


The Coroner this morning investigated
the death of a two months old child, who
died suddenly, on b street, and gave Ger
tihcate OF death from natural causes.
Maud Muller and the Apples.
Maud Muller stood one summer day
Quietly raking the new mown hay.
In the apple orchard, plain to be seen,
Was plenty OF fruit, both hard and green.
Rashly she ate green apples, till she
Was doubled up like the letter V.
With pain in her stomach and tears in her
eye,
Maud Muller thought she would surely die.
But soon came an end of her woefu grief,
For PAIN KILLER brought her sweet relief
--
+For years Mls. Lydia E. Pinkham has been
cOntending with the terrible hydra known ms
Disease, with what surprising success MANY who
were IN the serpents coils will testify. often
has the powerless victim been snaIrhed from
the open jaws OF the destroyer. In smitiug the
heads Of this monster Mrs Pnkham's Vegetable
Compound Is far more etlicncious than the pro-
fesses Of potential and actual cautery.
OITG ITEMS
suttsrley & Co.. Photographers. sO2 Market st
THE RAILROADS.
Local Time Table with the Latest
Correction.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHILA.--2O0., 2.2Ss, $50, e.4O, 100 7.5O, SLOT
SIS 800, 9.39, 95s 10 20. 1890, l.53 a. m i2OO+,
m; 12.15, 1898, / 81, 2.3O, 400, 5.l7t, 5.3Ot,
o.3S+, $50, 7.26, I 800, 1855 p. IN.
NEW York;. oot, 2.23t, $50, .. .5s, Il.53 a. m
1898, l.64, 6l7t, o.SS+, 7.26 p. m.
BALTIMoRE---1.O5#, l.42*, .s.05*. al7+. a.
m. 1927, Leo, l.O9, 500, 800, 6.57, llO4* p. m
V4saINsToN-I42t, 4.5lt, sO5s, sl7H a. m.
LOO, LOB, 0,o.5I ,ll.O4f p. IN.
BALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
l.06E, 9,l7t a. m. loo, 500, 60Op. IN.
Strains running both daily and Sunday.
tTrains running only on Sunday.
DELAWARE RAILRoAD---6.O0*,9 g. .lOt am. Loot,
e,OOA, A.O0t, ,e26t p. m. No Sunday trains
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TRAINS AKKl> lat WILMINGTON FRO


PHILA-l2.45. 100. l.S2t. 447*. 7.4b s.O2A, 9.12,
p.45, l0.10t II a. IN. l2.22, $50, lO5, 2.S0t,
$50, 500 43O, AIS 5.S5 1853, 20. S.4s, 735, 75Ot
800, 1888 IL. Sp. m.
NEW YoRk--ls2s, 447", SOFT, 9l2 a. m. 1850
l.O1, 4.55,b.4sH, 10.6S pm.
BALrMoRE---l 81. 2.1s", 9.34, 9.54, 1i.43 a. IN
1885, l.bl, OH, q 90, 7.4, 94S' p. IN.
WAsHINGToN---1.6lt, 2.13, 11.4S a. nj. 1895,
ISL, b.ll', 6.3O", 7,24, 9.49 p. IN.
both daily and sunday.
On sunday only.
DELAWARE RAILRoAD---s.60, 9. .bO01O.l5 3. m
2.O5, 5.05A, $50 p. m. No Sunday trains.
From New Oastle only.
WILMINGTON NORTHERN RAILRoAD---s.52
$40, II .S5 a. m. 6.42 p. m. Sunday, 1880 and
7,00p. N.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROADS. 90 a. IN.
pm. Sunday trains 9.lO a. IN, 5.40p. IN.
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Capital Prize, $75,OOO'
IOO, 600 TICKETS AT FIVE D3bbbSs,6T D3obbb Ss,6TRTISS ,TRR fS

/, ss7 Prizes, amounting TO- .nould only
Application for rates to SaSS asGS i" SH OI
made to the ONCE o.tns n,,on write clearl El
SuIl address. send orders by Ea66rgSiIy ss6 onIyto
Letter % or Money Order, addressed 1nItN. o4
New Orleans -
Vf' n. so5 seventh street, WSsn
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OELAwARE RAILRoAD---6.O0#,9 o. lOt a, m. I.O6t,
e,O0A, 400. .e.26t p. m. No Sunday trains,
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY \

1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise
arrangements for all the Monthly and 3
Annual Drawings Of The Louisiana STATE 10.
Company, and In person manage and cOhH'l
Drawings themselves, and that the same "ls
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and in soOn
toward all parties, and we authorize ihs
pany to use this certificate, with fac-sp'
our signatures attached, In Its advertlSensH'
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The Coroner this morning investigated
the death of two months old child, who
died suddenly, on street, and gave Ger
titcate OF death from natural causes.
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sFor New Castle only
tFor Harrington and intermediate stations.
tExpress for Delmar.
WILMINGTON NORTHERN RAILRoAD--7 90 a. m.
LOO, sos, 6.3b p. IN. Sundays, 100 a. IN, and
3l0p. m,
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRoAD--7.05 10. 80
a. m. $50 p. IN. Sunday trains 1890, q. M.
600 pm.
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Thousands bear testimony to Its great orth Tor
tn, cure of the folio Ing diseases
The daily gazette., 1883-07-13

SEVEN doctors recommend Reads n
Minute Headache and Neuralgia Cure as
Of the wonders Of the age
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Woman's Disadvantages in COurtship.

FROM Tie tlcNFlaiu kphlOl lcatOf.I
A mans quest Of aspouse IS limited only
by his time and opportunities for looking
around. He can try n win anybody. aL-
though 4 reasonable chance OF Success may
attend him with but few. AZ any rate. he
stands %squarely upon his check and his
merits. and that is enough. On the
contrary, society SAYS that a woman
must never 20 a step out OF her way
to secure the best ana most desirable Of
mankind. She must simply sit and wait TN.
til chance brings the longed-for OppOT-
tunity of speaking. In fact, il is said thst
young ladies pride themselves upon feel
ing as we'll as seeming Indifferent to all
men until an effort is made to awaken their
interest. No wonder social rciOrmerS pro-
test. Ii young maidenhOod did not so
often fall n victim TO the first flight OF
Cupid's darts, its range OF choice would
still be very small. As they 60, rich
and poor, pretty and homeIy, intel
ligent and ignorant, probably Wo-
men would not, if they accepted none OF
them, receive On an average more than half
a dozen offers apiece, and not over three Of
those reasonably eligible. Suppose that she
is fortunate enough to win q score OF suitOrs,
q Young lady is still terribly handicapped.
Like enough none Of the twenty would be
Just to her liking. and meanwhile n she
greatly preferred to any Of the others
might Just escape coming under the spell
OF her charms. II is all very pretty, but
this sitting in "maiden meditation fancy
free until some stray youth makes
a vigorous effort to deprive the aiore-
said fancy of its liberty IL a very
unsatisfactory thing when critically cX-
amined. Probably it may never be adj
yisable to put woman on m exact equality
with man and let her 90 forth with Il stock
of caramels and valentines 10 her ideal,
and put the motto. Ii at first you don't
succeed, try, try again." to a practical test.
At all events, ANYTHING OF that kind is far
in the future. If, however, man il TO be
robbed of his time-honored %prerogatiycs
or forced TO share them on even terms, we
respectfully submit that adequate attention
be given to his immense advantages in
cOurtshiD.
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Lord Dunmore's Views.
NEW York Uerold.I


Lord Dunmore. who Is in this country
on q brief visit, was asked by a Herald re-.
porter whether the state Of public feeling
In Great Britain arising out Of the recent
explosions Is a All exaggerated in the dis
patches.
of anything IL Is much within the limits
of actual TRUTH" was the reply. THE ex-
citement Is indescribable. II amounts al.
most 10 a national fever.
"AnC the remedy"
Unjust be sooner OF later a change Of
Ministry. 1 consider that Mr.. Gladstone's
government has been guilty OF great and
criminal weakness by It's supine and vacll-
lating policy"
Have l your permission TO quote your
views 2"
"Assuredly you may. They are already
pretty well known on the other side. The
people are beginning TO get tired OF hay
ing Irish legislation ~monopolize, as II has
done so long, the attention OF the country
10 the detriment Of otter public business"
and when do you look for a change ~
"Ah, that Is more than / can say. | only
Wish knew myself; for | am getting
heartily tired Of this policy OF PLAYING fast
and loose. Unless Mr.. Gladstone Is forced
to see than he must take a stronger hand
than he has yet done, | fear the conse-
quenees may be yet more serious"
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Kissing IiOOtti.

Mr.. Edwin Booths theatrical campaign
In Germany has been a great success. isys
the 81. James gazette. In Hamburg all
the place, were bought up weeks in adj
vance at a premium. The press notices
were very cordial, and The stage manager,
a pupil Of Devrient, said that he had never
tin then seen Hamlet or Lear. Herr Man
rice, the manager, pronounced Edwin
Booth the greatest actor who had been
seen since Talma's death. When be WAS
playing Lear an eye witness states that If
was most pathetic to see the people sObbing
at the wings. The actors engaged TO sup
port the star are described as perfectly
wild with ethusiasm. In fact, the admi-
ration took All unpleasantly demonstratlye
form. The men fell upon his shoulders and
in Continental fashion kissed him on both
cheeks, while the women wept and sobbeG
as they shook hands with him. lie did not
relish the kissing. In vain he cried out,
"Mind the paint y And at last in a sort
Of comic desperation, he exclaimed. "If
kissing be the correct thing, please stand
aside, gentlemen, and let the ladies adj
vance" On smother occasion we learn
that after the curtain had fallen amid deaf
ening applause Mr.. Booth was embraced by
every member Of the company, except
the extra little girls engaged TO act as
| pages" But as he left the theatre the ex-
ira little girls were waiting for him in the
hall. and "in u perfectly artless and modest
manner, n OF them approached him,
and Ia broken English said through her
tears Mr.. Booth, you make us cry; We
do want so much to kiss YOU" We do not
know whether Mr.. Booth cried out " Mind
the paint" on this occasion.
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by Alpha They are as follows; MAJOR
VI. T. SutherlIn, president; John X. Pace,
first yice-president T. b. Fitzgerald Sec
ond yice.president; John l.. Penn. secre-
fairy: John n. Wyllcc, treasurer; Il. w.
Pestross. j. n. Jophng, w. W. Worsham.
James a. Penn, j.. Il. Pace. I. j. Tai
boti. G. II. Conrad, I. II. Fitzgerald,
and Alexander q. Brown, directors.
| The name OF the institution. as given
In the charter, H. 1.-THE Danyille College
for Young Ladies'" and 1t Is understood
that, while a Methodist college, 1t will not
| he conducted on sectarian principles or for
| sectarian purposes. The object Of the in
corporators is 10 build up a .jirSt-clGSs in
| stituiion, under the auspices OF the Metho-
| dist Church. for the education OF young
ladies in literature, philosophy, science,
and art. Professors sharp and Blackwell,
| who propose to lease it for a term OF
twenty years, at an annual rental OF Q per
| cent. on the amount OF the capital stock,
are gentlemen whose high character and
scholarship give promise OF their ability,
| fidelity, and success. \ committee has
been appointed to select the site, and the
work on the grounds and buildings WI
be commenced at once, and pushed ior'
ward, with the hope Of having them ready
for use in time for the opening OF the IaIl
session. A. G.. b.
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HOLLYWOOD McmOrialiDay.
, TJ;for Of ne UiSDnfch !:

10 me EUttOT o. Wt DfSPHt'"'
I see that it is proposed to hold the me-
mortal services on May 18th. Ii is said
that this is done because the Episcopal
Council will be here. For the very reason
that the Council will be here | would beg
the selection OF some other time. The busI-
ness OF the Council is always very impor-
tant on Friday, the day referred to. Free
quently they cannot on that day adjourn or
AXE a recess for divine service. II the
18th is chosen il will exclude u Episco-
pal Clergy OF the city and almost all our
Episcopal families who will be busted with
attentions TO their guests. At many a
Council very kind arrangements have been
made for the pleasure OF the delegates, tut
in no ease could the members enjoy them
except in Norfolk, where an excursion
was given after the Council had adjourned
sine die. The delegates cannot, | am sure,
participate on the 18th, and so l would
suggest a reconsideration OF that plan.
Choose Tuesday the 10Th or Monday, DIST.
Respectfully, EP1sCOPALIAN.
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A shawl His Wfuding.Sheet.

TDdy 'IIy T%rIbnnc.I
A touching incident Is related OF Profes.
sor Cocker, OF Michigan University. Shortly
before his death be called the attention Of
his pastor to a worn and faded shawl spread
on his bed, and requested TO have IL wrapped
around his body and buried with him. He
had a II himself when a young man IN
England; had worn ii in all his Journey
ings to and from over the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans; when residing IN Australia /;
when he escaped from the Feeiee Islanders
as they were preparing to kill and roast
him; and when he was shipwrecked. 1t
accompanied him when he landed in the
United states, and even clad the remains Of
M dead child when, penniless and dis
heartened, he first arrived in Adrian. His
wish was gratiiied.
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The Soldiers Monument and the Vines

TO The EQltW QJ ne DlSPUICN:
May | suggest through your paper what
I think is the cheapest and best method to
make the vines grow up TO the top OF the
Soldiers monument I'm Hollywood. The
reason why they do not is because the soil
is not sufficiently rich. What you want to
do is to dig a trench around the monument,
and fill It with rich soil. This done, aud l
guarantee they will grow. for II will
give $3.50 towards doing this, and ! know
Of several others who will do the same.
The vines would never 20 into the dark in
terstices' Of the structure ii they were
planted in the proper soil.
r. Il. ALVEY.
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Tho Danviile Enterprise.
0 lie Editor Of he Dispatch I.

V"N %"FFV' VI ~ DtoVWtVH
The letter Of alpha" In your issue OF
The 18th instant, has Informed your readers
that q jotnt-stock company has been formed
and The sum OF $4,000 has been secured
for the purpose Of establishing In this city
q Methodist college for the education OF
young ladies. The officers OF the company
shove mentioned were not correctly given
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saturday night, as Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Demiey, OF Cumberland, were going home,
Mrs. Demley fell over "A cllfi twenty-five
feet high Into the canal beneath. Her hus-
band lcaped from the cliff into the canal
and succeeded in rescuing her.
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DlssoLUTIoNs a pARrNERNmIPs.

THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT,
l. owing to continued IN health, g.. VI HEN
MAN has witAdrtwn from the firm Of Htu NAN
3 YOUNGER, and HAT the said firm being there
by dissolved BY the operation Of law, We. LAW
son 4. YOUNGER. VI. MlLLHlSER, and GCSI.
MiLl.lllSER, all OF the city # Richmond. STATE
81 Virginia, do hereby renew the sa1d limited
partnership. under and In pursuance Of the stat
utes In such case made and provided, upon the
terms aud conditions hereinafter set fot1h. aud la
the said statutes prescrihed-tha Is 10 say:
/. The sad partnership f. 20 be- conducted AN
der the name or firm Of IL. 4. YOUNGER" Cd
which LANsON.C. YOUNGER isa general part
ner. and Vi. MlLLIllSER ard GUSI. AuLLHl-
SIR are special partuers-all residing ia the
said city OF Richmond.
2. Ihc business intended b. be transacted hy the
sald nrm Or partnership D. The GENERAL
NHOLtSALE-GROCERI BUSINESS.
8. zach OF the said speci1l partners has con-
lrlhuted 10 the common stock Of Tie said partner
snip the sum of eight thousand seven hundred and
fifty $500 dollars: which sald sums OF money
were contributed when the said limited partner
snip OF hIiIMAN & YOUNGER Na- originally
iortned-tnat Is To say, ON the 1t day OF January.
ISL.
4. The place OF business of the said partnership
IS TO De Ia the said city of Richmond. Ine part
ncrship T. 10 continue from The dlte hereof until
the 1t day of January, IN the year 1855.
Witness The hands of the said parties this 3Oth
day Of March, 1883. J.. q. YOUNGER,
VI. MILLUtSER.
lust. MlIIlif-EE.
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GROCERIES, LIaUoRs, &c.

no THE TRADE.
Having ON hand a large atock. Of CiihM 81,
TOBACCO. FINE CIGAES, All
TOMATOES, PINEAPPLES. STANDAhD, III
PIE PEACHES. CONCENfRAIF hiE'
CUhMOIs SKINS, NUrMkGS. FlNE lfnS'
WRITING pAPER aud other NEh!l
syRIIPS, TRINIDAD MOLAsSts,
CHOCOLATE, and IMPORTED SAl:DlNES' We
offer the same in quantities 70 SUIT purchasers
ON usual time at the lowest market rates
TUREF-POUND TOMATOES, to the TRACE
sI.U5 per dozen;
sTANDARD PEACHES, sl.75;
PIE PEACHES, sl.O0;
STAR LOBSTERS, .2-ponnd, Sl.DOi
SHIFTED PEAS, s~l.1J-slxtv days.
We want TO employ a practical miller ana a gooo
man 10 drive a team. Apply To-
'"'" N. {. DORNEY co,
Gr0cers and Millcrs,
ouoo-Ots 612 east Marshall street.
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profession away. Suffice 1t TO say, 'na mai ,I Nv
metics. Iip-salye, and powder are useu ~
many and many a man whom ~ o"'
would think could do such things.
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BVGGIES. PmAEroNs. DRAYs. &c

HAVE On HAND OF MYcEsE
Il Own MANUFACTURE CAERIO 49,
ItIIES. NICTORIA'S PARK and LADI s.
pilAElONS, VILLAGE CARTS, LIGHT
BUSINESS WAGONS. Latest STYLES and finest
nDish. Prices lower than the same class OF work
can De purchased elsewhere. AlsOon hand several
sECOND-HAND PHAETONS, TOP-BUGGIEs,
ana WAGONS. a call respectfully solicited.
". 4. SMITH,
ap l7-lm 9Os north Finn street.
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The spacious ana elegant steamer
NELLY WHITE.
carrying United states mRllB
. a. lTEEnRD. Commander.


rr.iet. re,eived daily ior Norfolk, Paramount
smlHGeld aud Hampton; Washington, y. ..
EewIarH. Washington. amt TnTbJro', y. -, an
ll points in Eastern North Carolina. also. a.,
.tt-,etn shore Of Virginia, BID Point, and Oh rcgL
.lr landings Oh Jane. river. II Low tSI kAtIS
and through hil5 Issued. l.. b. fAIiAi,
ia 30 superintendent
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nLDDOMINIVN STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY, ss.s&a-
FOR NEW YORK

Tnts cor pany VIII disnatenone Of theirspiendi
,iucrs-GCNANDOlTE. ROANOkE. ~
| HAITIAN. Old DOMINION, and RICHMOND
EVERY TUiSDAN, FRIDAY, anu SUNDAY
lfot hotr- ot -sllng, sec ftrtis. ment be!ow.I
steamer leave New : Ork IT E>DAh s.. IHi r.
utA-.aud SAlLkDAN>at 3 Z. N. nom Pier %
lncv numncrl NOuh river. foot 81 Beach street
they nave .plen iii ssloous, -iar-rooms, anr
Tie fare. accommodation snd attentions ar
| unsurpassed.
ACtor-cahin rare 90 New York dncluiing meal.
and terthJ SO: round-urip tickets fls steciage.
with slb.E tcnCct ~; without subsistence, 80.
Ercights tor points beyond Now York forNarieo
with dlap9teh,au 90 charge made except actual
frcisht received until & O'Clock +. VI. Tally.
FOR further information apply 70
GEORGE V. ALLEN co, Agents,
iy29 otite Coupany's wharyes. Kocketts
TOR NEW YORK.-The Old
y Dominion steamship Colspany's~6SE~e
propo-ed salliugs for the week following arc:
OiD DOMINION, captain WALKER. FRIDAY.
April 27th, at = o'clock T.. 81.
ROANOkt, Captain COucH, SUNDAY, April
2gth. 10 : o'clock A.. VI.
WYANOKI, captain nULPHERS. TUESDAY
Mly lst, at . o'clock T.. VI.
Freight received until 1 o'clock L. VI. Friday. O.
O'Clock +. VI. saturday, and TO 1 O'Clock =. a..
Iu sday.
through bills of ladlng signed ana goods for
! waraci with dispatch o. al points north, south
east, and west; also 10 fnrtf u ports.
Passenger cc0mmodaii0ns Unsurpassed.
htt,r-cabin fare 20 New YORK uncluding meals
I MNN MNA NMNH- - NJ H NN'MNA"NA aNNHL FNN"H - 9 rNA =
Win subs, ,,nce. ~: without subsistence, 20.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Tues
DAYS. ctiur-dHvs.a and saturdays by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad a. 1850 4. ". VIII make
connection % Norfolk with steamer leaving those
ilys. Cabin fare. SIO.jO. Tickets 10 kr rad al
NE Richmond aud Petersburg depot and 4. ".
GarLCr'-. 1000 Main street.
For freight or massage. apply TO
GEORGE ". ALLEN x co, Agents.
ap27 Company's Wharf, i@iocSetis.
IGOR BALTIMORE. ff-r.
POWlIATAN L~INE-DRFCT sTTAMkR.
further notice. the steihler LUCILLE vii
,ali every SATURDAY AZ 1 T.. VI. from POWHA
IAN DOCK 40 Iwenty-fourth and Docs street.
iifcct Tor Baltimore.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods ion
FJried with dispatch 20 points North aud Nrsf
frei-ht received daily until . +. VI.
For tnither Information ,applyt 20
N.O Knight, Agent.
81. WfIslCER solciting Agent. Be %
PHILADELPHIA, RICH Rss
NOND AND NORFOLK
a~TEAMSHIr COMPANY.
Appointed sailing day: Every TUESDAY anc
4. VI.
Freight Tor Tuesdays' and Fridays steamers r.
cCived I'LL ll.3J \. VI; Tor -unday5' steamer IN
8 7. VI. s%aiurday. Freight received daily tll 2
FOR further Information. apply 20
J. V. MCCARRiCk,
General Southern Agent, or1cq Hecsclts
". Z. CLYDE 4 co.
no 30 General Agents.