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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-06

COMPANY COMPANY f, of Richmond
passed through Stanton at O'Clock, Wedues
day morning. en- route for the White SuIphur
Gov. Letcher was with them. They tramped
from the terminus OF the road about twenty.
hye miles, the Governor joining them, on foot.
TO the Springs.
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A HOME BoDY.-Mrs. Ann Fleet, who died
in Bosto on Saturday last, at the advanced
age of eighty eight years, was never absent
from home (she being native of Boston, dur
ing her life. for a longer period than twenty
four ,urs.
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BLOODY AFFRAY.-Patrick Callaghan. re-
siding in Memphis, Tenn, was whipping his
wife on the eth ult when a strange man
lnleriered, wherenpon Callaghan and the
the stranger drew pistol and shot Callaghan
dead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-06

JEROME NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE, of Balti-
more sailed in the Africa for Europe on We'd
nesday 1t is said he goes To Paris to advocate
his claims as heir of the late Prince Jerome
ROuanarte
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SIGNED THE PLEDGE AGAIN.-It is stated
that on Wednesday last, Hon. Thomas F. Mar,
shall, of Kentucky, lectured on temperance al
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, and at the close signed
the total abstinen ce pledge.
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BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.-The Presiding
Elders OF the Baltimore Conference accompa-
MED by one delegate each, except the Presiding
Elder of Baltimore District, who had two
delegates.) met in Stanton, Va, on Wednes-
day last, TO consult upon the condition of the
Church, and the expediency of calling a Con-
vention of laymen and ministers to determine
the question of continuing their ecclesias teal
connection with the General Conference of the
NJ. f. Church. The following is stated in the
Eindcator as the substance of their Confer
ence. The exact action is not known, as the
session was held in secret:
The Quarterly Conferences were requested
TO elect one lay delegate for each preacher, who
shall meet in Stanton on the first Tuesday
of the Conference and who shall, in connec-
ton with the Conference, decide ultimately
upon those questions which now disturb the
Church. The Conference will hold its an
nual session in Staunton next March.
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as Wines, Liquors, Cigars. &c.

b W bIQuOFsy tisaTs. &C.
" e offer to the trade, familles, and for private
use, a superior assortment of Imported and Do
mestIc WINES, LtQ UURS, HAVANA CIGARS,
SCOTCH ALE, LONDON PORTER, and SAR-
Dimes, in such quantities as they may want, and
upon the most reasonable terms.
Circulars, containing. a full description of our
goods, furnished Tree of charge.
A- Goods sent To any part of the State-and free
of charge to anv part of the city.
MCKEEVER Il BROKEN,
Wine and Liquor Store,
No. Exchange Hotel Building.
jy N-d2w,sw4t Pearl St, Richmond, Va.
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YACHTING.-The yacht race in New York
harbor, Thursday, for prize OF $3.50, in plate, J
was won by the Julia" over her competitor,
the "Rebecca," owned by Jas. Gordon Ben
nett, )r.
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IA Pve Got EN-,

IA Pve Got EN-,
I'VE GOT EN-.
WHITE DUCK PANTS
FANCY AND WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS.
SKELETON, CASHIERS AND SILK VESTS.
GAUZE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
CASHMERE PANTS AND COATS.
LINEN SUITS. STRIPED AND PLAIN.
THEY'RE CHEAP IS tits possible to make
them. Call at 100 Nam street and get what Is
lacking to complete GENT outfit. and know what
you are buying. W NJ. 5. TUPMAN. Agent,
100 Main street,
jy 26-ts(2p) Third door above lith street.
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r-~~~ FOR BALTIMOR E-The
X a. ID TT n n L ID L

EeslZgHs.samer BELVI1 ERE. Captain W "?
KEENE. will leave her wharf at
Rockets TO- day. tMONDAY,ll a. the, hour Of
O'Clock 2. NJ. Freight received through the day
and up to the hour of departure.
Freight taken for Boston VIA Baltimore at lowest
rates with great dispatch.
Passengers are requested to he on BOARD be-
fore the hour of O'Clock F. NJ, DAY.
Passage and fare SIS.
Tickets procured either at our office. IN Shockoe
Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or at the
Steamers wharves. -
au Cit DAVID W M. CUkRIE.
Ea 2. S.-Shippers ofgoOds will please notice the
hour of departure of steamer.
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MA August LIST, 1850.
THE GREATEST SACRIFICE
mn EYER MADE IN DRY GOODS,

To sell off our stock of Goods on gu Gown coun-
ters. and to save many from ancton as possible,
we have mar ed them down to extreme low prices.
In Rich Dress SILKS. POPLINS. ORG ES,
BEREGES, JAC0NETS. EMBR0IDERIES.
GLOVES, HOSIERY, BOMBAZfNES and Black
ALPACAS, GINGHAMS. PRINTS, RIBBONS
and PARASOLS. our stock is still large.
Also, good assortment Of SHlRTINGS, IRISH
LINENS, NAPKINS and TOW ELINGS.
Large stock of Full CLOTHS, SATINETS, LIN
SEYS, FLANNELS and BLANKETS.
PERKINS & CO.,
au lot 14l Eagle Square,
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A LARGE SHEET OF PAPER-A sheet of tbs
sue paper has been exhibited i'll England.
measures in length four miles, being 2i,OO'
feet long, and is III breadth six.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-06

PATENTS were issued last week TO Lewis r
Billiard, of Norfolk, Va, for an improvement
in ratchet mills. Ira Hart, OF Clarks burg,
Va, for an improvement in machines for
threshing and cleaning grain. Jno. b. Shafer,
Of Grafton, Va, for an improved cattle car
Ausbent H. Wagner, of Stanton, Va, for
improvement in mills, and Jno. B. Wand, of
Memphis, Tenn, for fabrics for roofing, belt
ing .Nc.
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8 ERvANTs FOR HIRE.

ENOR HiRE-F0r the balance of the year, a
l. good COOK, WASHER and IRONER. For
terms, &c, apply TO R0 b. LYME.
General Agent for Hiring out Negroe go.
au 4-2E Metropolitan Hall.
EVK HiRE-For the b1lanoe Of the year. TWO
NJ EN-one accustomed to working IN a tobacco
factory, the other a good rough carpenter.
COOKE CLOSE, Agents,
On l4th street, Exchange II otel Building.
w 2l-ts
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- DEMOCRATIC meetings.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-In
~ conformity to the recommen datlon OF
the State Central Executive Committee. to hold a
Convention at Charlottesville, on the 10th inst
the Association of the Dmocratlc party of Rich
mond vii meet in Metropolitan Hall on Tt ES-
DAY EVENING next, the Eth inst, at ) o'clock,
for the purpose of senting delegates to SAID Con
vention.
After the business of the meeting is over, speak
ers will address the Democracy.
Z. w. GLAZEBR0OK, President
JAMES DOVE, tsa,
HENRY q. CANNON WV -. au4-3t
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y: 5: NJ. STEAMSHIP YORK

@.& L. 5. VI. STEAMSHIP YORK
AIEfN TOW NOR NEW YORK VIA
as.s=ss@S y RFOLK.- The YORKTOWN,
Capt. PARRISH, will leave for New York as usual,
at O'Clock p. NJ. TUESDAY, the 9TH inst.
Passengers are requested to be on board prior to
that hour.
Freight received all day to- day, (MONDAY,)
and no later
Conslgnees are requested to send for theirg Gods
to dag,
Excursion tickets issued to go and return by eth
OF of the steamers, Tor the moderate price of SIS,
and no extra charge Tor meals or State room.
Passage TO New York only $40, and no extra
charge.
Passage TO Norfolk same as by the river boats
say 81, and meals extra.
Steerage passage to New York only SIS.
LUDLAM & WATSON,
All 6-2t OppOslte Steamers' WharVes.
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IMPRISONMENT FOR LlFE.-Thos Wilson.
indicted for the murder of Michael Brady, in
Hartford, Conn, last J une, has been Convicted
OF murder IN the second degree, and SEN
fenced TO imprisonment for life, In the State
prison.
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BLOWS FOR FALLoWENG.

P. H. s ia II X E,
NO. 50. MAIN ST THREE DOORS ABOVE ST.
CHARLES HOTEL,
Would call the attention of farmers TO his stock
of PLOWS, HARROWS, CULTlVATORS.S SEED
Sewers. DRILLS, &c, DC. manufactured by
him expressly for Summer and Fal! operations.
Especial attention Is called to the fact that he
use in Virginia for TEN DOLLARS; and if, after
trial, it does not prove the best, he will take It
back free of charge. To those who use the CUFF
BRACE FLOWS, No - and No ., he would say
that they can be supplied at the low price of
EIGHT DOLLARS for No. Is, and FIVE DOL
LARS for No. 9
CASTINGS for every Pillow in use on hand.
Garden and eld SEEDS of every variety, war
ranted as pure as can be had.
au6-lw p, II STARKE.
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Hon. xdward Evsrs.t IL y,.itIas hik r.las
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RA- MECHANICS HALL.-We have pleasure in
positively announcing that Maj. WALTERS and his
sisters, will give their first entertainment at the
above place, on to morrow afternoon, at O'clock
We take the following from the Petersburg Intel
geactr. and refer our readers to bills of the day
for full part lculars:
We have never witnessed more wonderful spe-
present exhibited at Mechanics Hail. The Major
a gentleman of fifty, and his two sisters of ferty
and thirty eight years of age, none above forty
inches high, by their singular appearance being
little fifty year old chlldren-and by their sprlsh
ly conversation and agreeable manners, rende red
themselves objects OF intense interest and wonder
To the many who were present at their evee on
Saturday evening. Unlike most of the tHSGHaturo,
there is nothing at all repusive IN their appear
ance-on the contrary, IL Is quite pleasing.
We advise all fond of sight seeing (Who IS not
dIsappoi nted.
aCRITICs and connosseurs pronounce REFS
Photogrash his and Pearl Ambrotypes the very best
that can be produced by the Photograp he process
Large size family groups and fancy cases at low
cost. Beware of llumbug ope ratoTs.
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----------------- -----------
M Wheeler Il wilson's

M wheeler Il wilson's
Factory in Bridgeport, Conn. Principal Office,
sos Broadway, N. Y. Virginia Office, 227 Main ST.,
Richmond. Branches throughout the State.
They are not, and will not, be made or sold by
parties interested in the sale of other Machines.
au SLIM Il, H. CRAIGE, Agent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-06

- IRGINIA MECHANICS, IN.
of the institute wl be held In the Hall, on 9TH
street, THIS EVENING, at O'Clock. Members
are invited to attend.
au Cit J. w. LEWELLEN, Sec'y
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-, NOTICE TO SHIPPERS TO

IT, NOTICE TO SHIPPERS TO
NBALTIMORE.- steamer BEL
skzszxz7s%aa VIDkRE,., Capt. W. W, KEESSE.
will leave her wharf at Rockets at the hour of 6
o'clock p. M, To- DAY, tMondayl. instead Of her
regular time, IL O'Clock NJ. Tuesday.
au Cit DAVID & WIN. CURR1E.
FOR LYNCHRURG-To leave
&sy6A T u ESDA Y.-The Canal Boat
&cAk3S MERCHANT will leave as above.
Fer freight, apply to VIM. z. con.
au Get At the Shed, Dock st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-06

ELECTIONS To-DAY.-The election i'll Ar
kansas for a Governor and two representa-
tives in Congress. In Kentucky, to-day, a
Clerk of the Court of Appeals is to be chosen,
the candidates being Gen. Leslie Coombs,
(Op.J Clinton McClarty, (Dem.,) and r. r.
Boiling, an irregular Democratic nominee
The Democrats carried Kentucky last year by
1900 majority. The election in Missouri to-
day, is for Governor, State officers, and seven
ID bers of Congress. The candidates for
Governor are Hancock Jackson, (Breckn-
ridge Dem.,) Claiborne L. Jackson, douglas
DEM Sample Orr, (Op.) and Jas. b. GARDEN
hire, (Rep.) In the I'd, 3D. 9th and eth Con-
gressonal districts the Democrats are divided
between Douglas and Breckinridge candi-
dates. In Missouri in 1856, Mr.. Buchanan's
majority was GAL; in 1857, when the opposi-
ton of all shades united upon Rolling for
Governor, the Democratic majority was but
33i. In 165S the Democratic candidate for
School Superintendent was chosen by 1884
majority. 1t will be thus seen that the data
for forming any judgment of the future is
q ute uncertain.
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II T. II VI NV hUFFIF
DIEIx rnGn

a n RICHMOND TROT.
1S N@ TING PARK.
Sa<&E@sk AUG UST s, 1861
TROTTlNG RACE ".
come off at the above Pa,
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, at s O'Clock, for
SiLrsr Pitcher mile heats, hest three m i've
Five entries named and closed
L. NJ Hillsheimer names BeDlcIa Boy.
y. Wescoat names Lady Diamond
Thos. Duke names Baby Bob
K. Baker names Mary Brown,
John Daily, Agent, names Pompey Smash.
The above will be close contested Race, A. nj
the horses are near the same sped.
au4 -2t" C-WA|NER, ProprIstor
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w, BULLETIN Few MTSIC AT
xt4X WEST & JOHNSTON'S, It5 Main ST.

SONGS.
DARLING R0SABEL. By Osborne. Price 25c.
H0! G0NnOLIER, AWAKE. BY Julius Metz.
THodiU}' ART RI ALL THE WORLD TO NE. ByJ.
WHILE ALL is HUSHED. Quartette. By s.
Lawrence. Price 35c. 800
WHEN / SAW SWEET NELLIE HOME BY
Fletcher f INSTRUMENTAL.
BOSNYJEAN VARI Price I5c
DANSE RUSTIC UE. BY VIM Mason Pfioa zoe.
ECHO DE La RIVE BARCAR0LLE By A.
CroiseZ. Price soc.
july BARCAR0LLE By A. Croisez Price 25c.
KAZI MAHMET. Dance Orientale. Price 35c.
LA MOSCOVITE DANSE NATIONALS. BY J.
A scher; Price COG.
LIZ REVEIL bEs FASUDET FIi By ' FIX s2G CO.
SOUVENIR DE PORTO RICO. By GottsohaIk.
sIc li.fa 'ivEsPERs. In three numbers. By
LARMf: DE NUT, clears of Night By Ju-
VIII VIII YOU III LOVE S0STVE ME THEN AS NOW BY
BAG SafsLGj Re" BBqUtTPifoN WALTZ. By J. A.
Fowler. PrIce 25c.
HYACINIH WALTZ Bv j A; Fowler; Price 2sc.
FA NN 81 Manas P pee EOS
BOB, BOB WHITE POLKA. BY McNaug6ton
CoNsiTfsASTf' scHoTTIscHE. By Jean Manns.
coTERI P0LKA BY Hemsma!ler. Price s5o.
TR3VAToRE SOCIAL POLKA. Wagner
All OF the above sent free of postage to any ad-
an cit WEST & JOHNSTON, las Main st.
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WANTED-To purchase. to remain IN the city,
w a young WOMAN who has been accustomed
to the care Of children. and VINO II; q hrst rate
and not more than IS years of age Address II. L..
M, ut this Office, stating where an interview may
he had au6 1T
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Hisa was., al, day fMonaay) 4 o'sIoss.
ARRIVED.
Sohr Clara Belle nj ltchell. Baltimore, guano, >.

schr Clara Belle. Mitchell. Baltimore, gnano, B.
McGruder's Sons.
sohr. Planet Mars. Geo. Ghegan Philadelphia,
coal. -. mn
& Co. -. ST.. -.
Schr Emma D, Parsons. Eastern Shore, OATS
A MllIspaugh r,,,,:
Schr Mary Helen, Hutcheson, Philadelphia,
coal, w. T. Staples Co. - = ~ ~
Sbhr. Emery. tBrl King, HALIFAX h7h' u l.
Workman N Co.
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WANTED To solicit call from all persons
w in want of TRUNKS, Mt the RICHMOND
TRUNK F A G DRY, where / am extensively
manufacturing every style, FROM the common up
to the most superior IRON + IA NJ +. ALL
LEA HER TRUNKS, LAD ES' FRENCH
TRUNKS, &c. All sold at manufacturers prices.
at No. 81 Main ST, in Saddle and Harness Store,
with WIN. SALMON.
ma TRUNKS REPAIRED.
il l2-3m JAMES KNOTS.
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LOST AND STRAYED

I 0ST-Sunday morning, the sth inst. near the
l. Boat YARD, on tia Canal my POCKET BOOK,
containing ONE HUNDRED and FIVE DOT
LARS IN notes, and ONE DOLLAR in gold, sni
order on Warwick q BaTksdae, Drawn bJ /
w. q. Allen, in favor Cf Duncan McRae SIS.
two Bonds and same receipts. A reward OF Ten
DOLLARS will be paid % the finder, If the Boos
and conten is IS left at this office ,,r,,..
au 6-2L* J. d. SNODDl,
7 OST..-NeaT the Old Chapel, on Clay street, !
l. small CHAIN BRACELET. TIE finder ".
be suitably rewarded by leaving II 1t this oifee
AN O. tt
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(NANTED-A situation as TEACHER, bt a
w young man who 10 competent to teach the
English Branches, Mathematics, and the Latin,
Greek and French Languages. Testimonials as
to character and qualifications gwen If required.
Address II. D. BOYD" Lynchburg, Va
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WANTED. STORAGE.-We wish to X Emf
w for few months, a WAREHOUSE, 10 store
away from loo 10 2lU Crates earthenware, near our
new store On Governor st. ~
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WANTED--By young lady, graduate of
w Virginia Institute, a situation as COVERING
ESS, or TEACHER in a School. She is qualified
to teach the usual English Branches, Music an
French. Best references given and required. Adj
dress to Box 3i5,' Richmond, Va. jy 2T-ts
VNAETED-AT EACHER.-A lady, competent
w to teach English. French, Latin and Music,
can hear of situation by addressing Mr.. A b.
Co." Gulnney's Depot, Caroline CO., Va.
iy
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"A JAMES WALSH,
en- No. 60 Main st., Impor zc
- LAKGE ASSORTMENT or

-A&A LAhuE ASNUN I WENE VF
CHOICE PIANO FORI%
WI ~ fThe public are respectfully mi formed Ihs'
the subscribers are enabled, by frequent srriVss
to o'ier At all seasons, Summer and winter A.
tumn and Spring, large and complete stock Oh
CHOICE PIANO FORfES, -
possessing all the reliable improvements ~
chasers desiring good instruments, At Teasoha
prices and upon accommodating terms, cSA "
SUPP lied from their est ibshment. ro
JAMES WOODHOUSE co;
al st 2dpD Richmond, 's
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GREAT EASTERN ~,

sRSS@% MONO. FREDERfHKsBtRG
AND POTOMAC RAlLROAD-TRAINs LEAVE
TWICE DAILY, 30 A. Nj. AND 100 P Nj
Fare for he round trip ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS
TICKETS GOOD FOX SIX DAYS.-Persons IL
sirous of visiting the GREAT EASTERN at An
DAY, the 9Th of August, can do so At 4 small sI
pense, and have ample time TO examine this won.
deriul structure ~ their leisure; and also b,
spend some time in Baltimore, as SIX days Iron
Monday, the 9th, to Satu day, the nth of Angus
will be allowed to make the trip IN.
This is one Of the most desirable and cheApsS
excursions ever offered to the public, the fare ir
the round trip being only IS, and the ttcseg
placing visitors ON BOARD THE GREATFAST
ERN, free OF anv extra expense, except the trsus
fer between the Raj lrOad station, IN Ba,hmor
and Bowley's Wharf. which is but a shOl, 10
lance: where Steamers, provided ny the bai1iFor
aud Ohio Railroad Company, Will be IN resdlss
to convey visitors tn the ship and back; Tlcen
can he obtalned at Ticket office of the GompslI
on Broad street. SAM'L RUTH, SuIs
J. u. WINSTON. Gen'l Ticket Agent.
Office r., +. Il 2. RAILROAD Co.
Richmond, Aug.3 5, 1905 au 3-n
T AIDES ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
MR.. AND MRS. APTOMMAs' -
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
And HOME for those who desire to pursue their
studies under eminent artists In New York city
A LEGITIMATE METHOD OF STUDYING
Is introduced, without which no progress can h.
made. - s.
Adopted as the only effective mode of teaching.
Superior entertainments given for the develop.
ment of taste.
For Prospectus, apply to
Mr.. APTONMAs.
Ia West Saith ST, near Broadway,
jy 3l-lm* New YORK
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NANTED-A SITUATION. An American
w young lady. wei! educated, is a competent
dress maker and superior needle woman, desires a
PERMANENT SITUATION in frst-class faml-
y. A personal interview can be had at the Capt.
tGl House. corner LAIN and 9Th streets, for two
weeks. The best reference given and required.
2-T&
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II7ANTED-A YOUTH. from IS to 10 years DID,
w t. attend at my Office.
au e-ts VIM. p COX. Dock st.
yIASTED--A good BLACKSMITH. Liberal
w wages paid. J. w. l. C. H. TAYLOR,
Ashland.
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WANTED--A- PARTNER. with cash capital
business, alre adv established To a steady, in
dustrous man, of good business capacity. who
would devote his whole attention to the business
money can he made. For information, address
MECHANIC" Box No. Al. Richmond Post Of
fee, stating where an interview can be had.
q Il
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WANTED-TO RENT OUT Part of a.,
w large and convenient OF ICE, suited for s':si
a lawy er, 1870 Main St, square above CustomGcA
House. Apply to CHAS. Y. M0RRISS.
au2-ts No 100 Main ST
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NTED-SITuATfON.-A man Of family,
w with sixteen years experience rs an OVER
SEER. wishes situation on large farm, for the
b. Douglas, Esqs., h,s former emp,o, ers. aud also
to Messrs. George Watt, Ch b. Williams, and
Dr. James b. Williams, Of Richmond. Address,
"OVEKSEER." care of + g. kuf1in, ESQ, Hch-
mond Post-Ofhce.
PS.-other coed references can be given. IL de-
ired. au6-d2t&cw3tf
WANTED wish TO employ the following
w Workmen A good SMITH, who can Iron
Wagons as well ms shoe Horses; Also, a No
COACH SMITH, who can do heavy and light
and buggies. For particulars, apply to DAVIS,
DLuPREK& Co., Richmond, Va.
au 6-lw VIZ. MORTON. Washington, N. c.
yUANTED-BOARD.- subscriber wishes
w to engage BOARD for himself and vile, In a
pleasant family. Location somewhere between
dam and lay not higher than ith, nor lower than
18th streets pious family preferred. Rcfere aces
gwen and required. Inquire at this offce.
g.
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yHTANTED-A HOUSE-For small FAINT ~,
w ly, between now and LIST September, m s:a
the ne shborhoOd of the Second Market. APP AEA
ply to Up KAVENAGH, 9Th and Broad SITS.
au 3-ts
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WANTED - B0ARp.-A gentleman from
w another city desires to obtain two ROOMS
Immediately adjoining, and BOARD with a prI-
vate family, located the central-or not too far
distant portion of this city, for himself, wife.
three children and servant. Persons disposed to
cter such accommodations, Will please make it
known at this office. aU 2-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-06

Bishop Potter having declined the honor of
reelection to the Presidency of the Alumni
Association of the Union College, the Hon.
VIM. IL. Seward has been chosen to succeed
him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-06

WANTED - LABOR Frs. - The subscriber
w wishes to employ four LABORERS to conn
plete the dyke now being erected by him npon
the ChIckahominy Swamp, at his farm, called
Reynoldsvle, in the county of Henrico nine
miles below the city of Richmond. To sober and
given. Apply to Mr.. RICHARD L, GRAVES, Mana
ger on said farm.
81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-06

tA{ANTED-TO RENT the store and cellar, No.
w 29z Broad street. above lst. Also, stable IN
the rear. Price s us per annum. Also, kitchen
on Marshall. between LIST and I'd streets, with two
rooms. Possession gwen Immediately Apply to
G. w SAUND ERS. on Marshall, between LIST and
I'd SITS, or to BEAUCHAMP a. SAUNDERS,
an 2-lwt Corner Sth and M ain SIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-06

~ STRAYED -From Mr. Thorntoai
w. residence, on the Williamsburg Ros4
G about ha { a mile below Rockets. q smaa
LAd dark NJ ULE. Has white mark srCsM
his neck. near the head. HIS shoulder
are very much SCARED Up. lie has been mssn
about two weeks. An, one returning nun 70 "
THORNTON, or to BLANKENSHIP Il JOHN
SToN'S Stable, will be suitably rewarded.
jy Ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-06

FOR RENT OR SALE.--A new w ood-
gsZ;:a en- TENEMENT, on the east side of Second
EAs street. between Marshall and Clay streets,
containing rooms, with city gas and water on the
lot also, convenient Kitchen: sc. Apply to
au 6-lwt GODDlN & APPEKSON.