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SrITs AGAINST DEIssQrENT foSTMAs-
TEES IN TIE SOUTHERN STATES.-The SiXtll
Auditor is still pressing the claims OF the
Government against p~ostmaSters in the
southern States who have as yet failed 10
make returns of balances due the oh'''i
States at the commencement OF the war.
At the beginning of hostilitics In 1871 tlir
amount due by postmasters IN the oonol,
was $500, 900, Of which sum about sl3o,ooo
has been collected, leaving an equal sum
still due. Many of the postmasters nave
voluntarily come forward and paid all up,
while others have been given time TO SET
tie. they having shown Il willingness I" 90
so if granted a short season to procure inc
money, as most of them have become I'M
poycrished through the vicissitndeS oi war.
The Post. office Department has thus lar
! been Ienient with all the d~elinquents, and
Suits arc only brought where the right OF
the Department to collect is denied, and a
decided refusal to pay up is given. Isaac
Haas, postmaster at Woodstock, Va, hu-
ricd his accounts and money at the break
ing out of the war, and kept them so bu-
ricd fortivc years, when he unearthcd them
and promptly forwarded them to the Post
office Department. The money, untortn-
natcly for the honest postmaster, was IN
Virginia bank notes, then at a discount,
which ne was compelled to make good in
United States notes.
Another instance is related Of the post
master at Washington, South Carolina,
who buried his money, which, in this case,
happened to be in gold, and only brought
il forth after the war had closed. He
promptly..forwarded the amount tothc De-
partment, and was allowed the premium on
the coin, as the law provides for returns
To be made in legal-tcndcr United States
money! .N,ati0Aat Mtdi3e"ccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-03

Tr. RADICALS AND Ga%tEAL THOMAS
Tie Radical, have, since the Br"wnl"w
legislative constitutional amendment mud
lie, discovered a wonderful tondnc>s Tor
General Thomas, and in consequence OF
Grants determined adherence 10 conscrra-
i've principles, they have pitched him
overheard rs their military idol, and now
propose 10 press Thomas rs their candidate
l9r presidential honVrs.
- >ays Benefits Washington core
>purIrn,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-03

FoRNEY WANTS GENERAL WISE TRIED.
.Alluding to General Wisc's recent speech
at Norfolk, the Washington Nronic' says:
Owe call the attention Of Judge Under
wood to this reasonable uttcrance III
Wise, and it may be hoped that he will be
indicted aud tried along with Davis. The
impudcnt traitor should not he permitted
to strut about unwhippcd Of justice. II
he were convicted of treason, and under
sentence of death for his crime, we will
venture the prediction that his pride would
be humbled, and that he would sue for
pardon on his knees, if required to do 50.
At any rate, lie should he put to the proof
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-03

TIcKLEp TO DEATH.-A lady residing on
Massachusetts, avenue, in Indianapolis, the
other day commenced tickling her daugh-
ter, a girl fourteen years old. She con-
tinued this amusement until the girl be-
came exhausted, aud finally, In struggling
to free herself, burst 4 blood vessel, and
finally died,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-03

RADICAL YARN.-On Wednesday night
last, some half.doZcn rebels from Webster
county, ky., crossed the Ohio river al
Owcnsboro' to the Indiana side, and lorci-
bly, took from his bed Lieutenant liamp-
ton, late of the Union army, carried him
out to the river, shot him dead, and threw
his body into the river. Lieutenant
Hampton belonged to the Thirty-fifth Ken
lucky, and wa a loyal and respected citi-
zcn.-BMttmOre american.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-03

TnE NATIONAL UNION CoNV@NltoN.-
TIE National Executive Committee will be
il SESSION al tie Continental Hotel, Phila-
d%clphia, from Friday the 10Th day OF Au-
2t,t ua,il the meeting OF the Convention.
They request that The full names of all
delegates, with their post-oficc address,
Shall he Immediately forwarded, and that
lie delegates will call in person III ar
gl'iAg in the cIty.-Natioaui Lt~teRiye0cor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-03

Observation-Disclosures Swami, in the APP
poiutment of registers for counties, is
giving those opposed to the registry law
every chance to defeat it. In several
counties bitter opponents of the law have
been selected to enforce it.-Bdhimore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-03

GENERAL LEE.-Penfeld College, Ga,
has conferred the degree of IL. D. on
General Lee, the President OF Washington
College, Virginia. Rev. H. H. Tucker,
formerly of the Baptist Female Institute
of Richmond, is the President of Pentield
College.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-03

kALLANDIGHAM AM TIE PHILADELPHIA
Observation-Disclosures set Of Democratic
delegates are 10 be selected in Ohio 10 re-
ircscnt the V~al!andigham district in Phila-
ic.phia. 1t is alleged that fraud was re-
sorted 10 by Vallandigham and his friends
III order to secure his election as q dele
.ltr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-03

TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.-lt gives Us plea
sure 10 state that Professor Henry, OF the
Smithsonian Institution, has received a
telegram from Mr.. Marley, the electrician
a, Valcntia, Ireland, announcing the per-
feet working of the Atlantic cable.-No-
tonui i~ateltqencr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-03

TIN, sHEET.IROS AND COPPER WARE,
stoves Furnaces and Ranges, Plumbing, Gas and
Steam Fitting, Plumbers' and Gas-Fittsrs' Tools
md Material, Gas Chandeliers, Fixtures and
sSsnts for the celebrated EMPIRE GAS MA
CHINE" the cheapest, simplest and most durable
ever invented: ca, and examine u IN 9Pe sTp 9pT u
iy l5-d&wlm YALE, boWEhs q lALh.
ERENCH CALF SKINS, FRENCH
II rIIP SKINS We have lust received u fresh
lot OF FRENCH CALF SKINS, which We are selling
O. n. CHALKLEY 4 CO,
Thirteenth street, between Main and cary
tyI
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The Cholera I'm New York.

New YORK, August 2.-Thcrc were
nineteen cases and four deaths from cho-
lcra reported III Brooklyn from noon yes
tcrday to noon to-day. Eight Of these
cases were in the Jail and p~cnitcntiary.
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DEATH OF JoHS R0ss.-John Ross, the
"cll-known chief of the Cherokee nation,
died in this city yesterday evening. He
could not have been much less than ssven-
ty.fve years Of age at the time Of bis
death. National TnteVigencer, 2d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-03

Kansas JAYHAwkERS ORGANIZING 10 n
vApE MISsouRI.-Wc have received inior-
nation from Kansas, from sources that do
not permit us to doubt the statement, that
the "Jayhawkers" and Z" Red Legs" of
that State are organizing to invade this
State, to prevent citizens from registering
aS voters, and to aid in carrying the No
vcruber election for their friends, the Ra-
ideals. We had reason for suspccting that
such n scheme Is this was mcditatcd scyc-
raj weeks ago, for Licutcnant-G Governor
Smith, in a speech at St. Joseph, openly
intimatcd it. We are glad 10 learn that
steps are being taken to bring the matter
before the attention of the President, and
to ask him to prevent the threatened in
va~ion of our State. The present Cover
nor OF Missouri, instead Of preventing it,
would perhaps be glad To encourage it.
One thing is ccrtain-,uch an Eruption
would provoke 4 terrible rctrihution. The
people Of Missouri arc in no mood To see
their brethren of the border counticsmadc
the victims of another jayhawker inva-
sion, and they will asSurcdly not sit idle
while the scenes of 1868 and 1864, in Jack
son and Cass counties, are repeated. Let
the Governor of Kansas keep his Red
Legs at homc.-St. Louis Ut$potch, eth
aii,dD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-03

New ORLEANS, August l.-Ncra Cruz
dates of 9th state that a revolution was
attempted AT the city of Mexico, but was
frustrated. The parties were arrested and
rynatriatc0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-03

New YORK, August l.-fiitcen cases
and six deaths in this city, and eighteen
cases and five deaths in Brooklyn, from
cholera, are reported to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-03

The Scientific american says the needle.
gun Is an invention Of twenty years old
and 10 not up to the standard Of the Anne.
rican breech. lOaders,
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SOUTHERN FERTILIXING
COMPANY \.
CoLoSEL WILLIAM GILLIAN,
uate Professor OF Chemistry 1T the Virginia Mill
tary lnstitute,D
chemist ond Superintendent
chemist oud Superintendent.

This COMPANY having placed In their works
the most modern and approved MACHINERY, will
be prepared on the FIRST OF AUGUST to furnish
FERTILIZERS on an extensive scale, compounded
under the immediate supervision of the eminent
chemist named above.
They propose to offer for sale
PURE PERUVIAN GuANo,
Warranted free from admixture, ground and put
verified thus avoiding for the farmer the nec"s-
sity of breaking up the Jumps. and not only saving
him from loss by waste, but securing him uniform.
ity and regularity in its application.
MANIPULATED GuANO,
composed Of pure Peruvian and Phosphate Guano
in equal proportions. finely ground and tho
roughly incorporated.
OLD DOMINION GrASo,
composed Of Peruvian and Phosphate Guano, In
combination with other ingredients, and contain
Ing four per cent. OF ammonia.
PLASTER,
finely ground from the best Nova Scotia lump.
None will be used not strictly adapted to asiIeul-
tural purposes.
large quantity Of bones having been purchased,
q constant supply OF pure Bone Dust will be- kept
on hand.
This company commends Itself 10 The patronage
OF the southern agricultural community Dc a
HOME INSTITUTION, under the management OF
one practically acquainted with southern lands,
and thoroughly competent 10 decide upon the beet
agents fer their permanent improvement. Under
his control the public have assurance that n"'hihS
will be offered them that Is not Of real and intn"'
sic value.
The undersigned, composing the above company
Offer their personal guarantee. In connection Win
Colonel Gillian, that their Fertilizers snail o." Il"
represented.
Liberal arrangements will be made WIN com
mission merchants and sroeers, who are invited 10
.on,.r With the President post. Office box go
JOHN ESDBES, President,
W. B. IsAACs. Treasurer,
PALMER, HARTsOOK 4 Co,
A. Y. STOKES i CO.,
). c. TARDY 4 co,
MARTIN 4 CARDoZO.
Ds. J. Z. C~LAGGETT,
~ 3-dSclm WILLIAM O. TAYLOR.
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7. Is. LAKE, p,t.r.r.
~ 23-2n n. W REISHART, ''"'f""
INSTITUTE.

IL tHhkLbS u. i'lht =, superintendent.
Mis- SALLY BROWN RILAND. nov.rn'As.
THIS lE>rifuTE 3, amply provided with ia"
means oi in,tru tion ia tho various branches u
-cinuc. and literature demanded In Female >ch"ol.
II hi.h grade. Under tho ch ,ug"i condition IT
IN. country, II will neither low = IL. former stand
ards nor relax IT,, energies, bat vii rimi"aN"I q"
increase II. efficiency IN meeting ia" wan, oi lac
hubble in the important heli ~ it. labor, The
taculty consists ~ four g~cntirm.u, IncIutiuS a
tiruu.n Professor Of Music. and four ladies. be-
sides ,r!rnrs IN ~. Domestic Department,
The next session VIII open ou III" ?''h ~ jay,
and r]urtlau" TgS MONTHS. Pupils coming by rail-
road stop at ~alemL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-03

WOODBRIDGE IL SMITH, COAL
w DEALERS, have constantly on hand CLIO.
PINE WOOD ONCE al Glover Hin C"al-fard, near
Petersburg depot. and on Franklin street, between
Seventh aud Eighth no. 70!l. 49,.
Glover Hill Lump. delivered. 80
Glover lin Average, delivered. .............. $50
Glover Hill smiths, delivered, S.o0
Terms, cash. A. d uonphinoE
iy lin GRAN lille SMllh.
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NJIDLOTIIIAN COAL.-The Mid

NJ THAN Company will be prepared, after me
LIST July, to commenc- the delivery OF LU MY toAL
to consumers in the city at rates much below lhose
OF the past season. c,,,ruc
They will also deliver AVERAGE and SMITHS
D at prices equally favorable. orders lci' al
the office of The Company, on Main, between ihir.
trenth and Fourteenth streets al the store nt
Mcssrs. JOHN &ALBERT BLAIR, or with Mr.. &.
ia 2l-ts JOHN G.. STASARD, Secretary.
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TERM FOR rIvE MONTH";

Board and tuition IN At litsrary Studies 80. TO
Muse, " itn Use al instrument. .......:.... 80
Lights aud washing extra pupils furnish their
own towels. Pay m.Il> IN currency, hatf "a iA'
day Of cutranr- sud bali un tn" l#'h II hcl"hr r..
Tlus" vino enter TOR ten moths pay htit on ia" lay
II entrance and half ON the l., ~ January. l'tf.
For further particulars apply to tn" .uI"r4ns.ni'
eut a. Butetuurt SprIrss, Roanoke, Va
L. III LII
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GLOVER HILL LUMP, AEERAGE,
~ and FINE COAL.-Having purchased all the
COAL in the Clover Hill Companys c"ai-yard In
Manchester, We are prepared 10 furnish crate, en-.
Reasonable rates. ANTHRACITE COAL and OAK
and PIN WOOD al low figures.
COTTRELL & PITCHER
Basin Bank. between Eighth aud Ninth streets.
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.REAT REDUCTION IN THE

rREAT REDUCTION IN THE
N PRICE OF COAL.
We have reduced the price OF our celebrated
HEM RED-ASH COAL twodollars per ton from
K. J. WHITE.
Yard south side Of the Dock.
shall be pleased to supply my friends and the
public from this yard with Coal upon which they
can rely. my 2l-tsI +. h. ho1
DEMBERTON IL CREW, dealers in
i o y WOOD, office seyenteent II street,
between Cary and Dock. Best RED and WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, for CRATES, stoves, and
foundry use CLOVER HILL LUMP and AVE
RAGE COAL; OAK and PlNE WOOD. NH Its
NEW COAL AND WOOD YARD,
IL h OF SEVENTH y ana
STREETS. -ANTHRAClTE and MIDLOTHIAN
BLOOD l. P%ENDLEToN.
N. Borders promptly filled. de Its
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DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
nANEIIIE IA

The next fnnual session oi this Institution COM
mrn,,s SEPTEMBER GIN, l.5d, AID closes last 81
June, 1851.
The following charges ara made for the entiT"
session
For tu.,inn In advanced English branch.s.....iso
For tuition IN primary Eugltsit branGhes""..t.. >"
For tuition In Ancient and Modem Languages,
III -
u :, 80, -, T., yr.ir 81
- ,ni,.,n Ia an Painting -
For tuition In Draw ng -
For use of Piano Tor rracticlng.. .
~ I,,iI.rt,l Eyuau.r- 5
| Iar BpATd........ 81 - -. - eh'
Pavmcut- required onG-haIf ia dtrnurs halauc"
at midi. 1T session.
Puvits IRE .4d,,.d fr he entire s,ssiDn unless
nthprwtse agreed upon and no deduction mad"
for absence, except in gases Of rsptract'i .lckrr>,.
| \ deduction OF Fifty per cent. mad" un tuition ir's
| nf daughters Of all rcguitriy.rmployod ministers.
Charges made from time ~ entrance. Pupils fur
| ui>h iiShts and towels. Wasaius furnished At one
/ dollar and Aity cents per NORTH.
7. Il. LAKE, punr
! 10 % D., 81 ~ IIbCiFes
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BLOWS, PLOWS, PLowS.-No man

k1LN "Ss i ~ ~ iiait
i can make . good crop with q bad pillow. Its
useless TO spend your money and time on land
badly plowed.
These being ascertaIned facts. I have for many
years endea,ored To make aud Introduce = piow a.
nearly perfect, a. Is practicable. This 1 thiuk las
been attained In my Ten SOUTHERN,
PLoW, which Is now In use by from three q ave
thousand good farmers Of this stats, many OF
whom have voluntarily given tss,inoay 70 nee
DRAFT, and KEPT IN REPAIR At LESS COST
than any ether pillow they have ever used. he
lace, or farming part Of the mould board !. dessen'
cd aud separate from the other parts OF the pioss
and can be replaced when worn IS easily ss tno
point, ard At half the expense OF NEST otnsI pow.
Every farmer should try one I'm eomms.elhs ~
summer fsilow, nd hen h. will be qsise surs 10
use them IN preference 10 9th r.
i also le.na mil snpriy ~ PLnws. and C,sr-
lNGs tr nearly every pillow Ia use. . inadsin ny
own foundry and shops under my o"a pe'~s'~A
Every article WARRANTED TO GIVE salts.
FACTION, OF to be rstura.a' ssn you ssx any!
thing fairsr than tki.F p,h SrAshh
three DOOR above 81 Charles hotel,
I Nv .s-s ntShm -
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/ xsI. Wv England, ssr0ss.n !; ssnss"orr
n saF1Ax n 0slion

xtH. Nsw England, U.N0Ss.D; Ssnfs 'Vnf'
es.~6>4 p gallon.
gopA.-saI., s6sfe.; 81. carbonate, ioSGlis.
sALr.-Livsrpooi. Ss.seGss.e p sack; for fns
ground alum, $50. Nsrket nrn Tor Oil dsserp'
lions OF salt.
gsEAcA Ro0T .-Soc.
soAP.-Common, si9Tic.; best washing. leg
&c., toilet, &c., and fancy prices.
gPIKITs TrRPBSTISH.-soc
snoT.-sa., s8ts. 50 p bag of rs n.
s~udAR.-Brown, l2fGi4c.; extra "C'' and "B",
is6lsSc. crushed and pulvsrilsd, isGlsIc.; GU,
loaf, leo. maple, i7ic.
TAR.-e,Gss.D Y barrel.
T~Ils.-Blsck, Tc. Isl. 4s-the last u prime arti.
Gle imperial, u .7sGs2: gunpowder, = .7sQ$s. rs
y~IsEaAR.-Cider Soc; manufactured, %oc.
WHRAr.-Wheat still continues 10 come In slow
". and prices have declined. We quote good to
prime white In fair demand at s?.7sas1.S; red.
s , .s3Gs2.7 20 for choice, q bushel; lower grades
range from 81 IS upwards.
WISS.-Port, common, S?.soG$a.
wHrsxr.-Common, s2Gs2.2; pure Bye. sa.sr
ass. Fine brands higher.
WooL.-Unwashed, soaasc.; washed, sogS'e. In
good demand.
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~
Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.

Correspondence OF the AiexAndria oakela.
FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE, July 26.-Our
usually yomnolent village was thrown into
considerable excitement this morning by
the arrival of a pardon from Governor
Pcirpoint for n Timothy O'Connell, who
was sentenced at the last term of our Cir
cult Court to the pcnitentiary for cattle
stealing. This man is, so tospcak, "notcd y;
he was defended on his trial by able coun-
sci; the jury agreed unhesitatingly upon
his guilt the theft was of a aagrant and
serious character, and a Washington dc.
~tcctivc testified that whenever OConnell
brought droves to market, advertisements
for stolen cattle were sure to follow. let
this freebooter has been deemed a"pro,,
per subject for Executive clemency.' l
can tell you that courses, not lond' D"'
Deep" greeted that pardon this morning.
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nISSOLUTION.-The firm of c. ID.
~ YALE x Co. Is this day dissolved by limita-
ton. Either member of the firm will sign in liqui-
dation.
All parties indebted 10 Us are earnestly requested
to settle their accounts, and those TO whom We are
indebted will please present their claims.
&. d. YALE,
Richmond, July LIST, lsss. JOHN BOWERS.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF vIR-

vi GINA, AT RICHMOND SESSION OF issS
81 The next ASSUAL. COURSE OF LECTURES
will commence on the lst u October. ls6s. and con-
;inu. until the lst Of March. l.57. W summer
Course will b. delivered in i>o5.
The Organization ~ the school 4, complete, and
the means Of illustration ample. Clinical iuslrdc-
ton At Towards Grove Hospital. containing three
hundred and fny beds.
In view of the present scarcity 81 money in the
South, the Faculty have declined 10 adopt III. ia
crease of oi~-thifd Ia the Ices OF tuition lst.iy made
by the Northern colleges: and any student who
NAV b. unable to pay all the charges IN advance,
viii be allowed TO give for the amount of tn. Pro
approved city cndorser.
fErS: Naturalization. IS: tickets of seven Pro.
fe-.ors, ~lo5 Demonstration Of Anatomy, :lo
Graduation, go.
For further information, or a copy Of the Ca,s.
logue, address l. ,. JoiaEs u. u,
~ 2i-lm Dean Il the Faculty.
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CO.PARTNERSHIP. The undersigned have
this day formed themselves into a eo.gartnstship
under the name and style OF YALE, BOWERS x
YALE, for the purpose Of carrying on the business
IL all the various branches formerly conducted BY
the late firm Of c. d. Yale & Co., and respectfully
ask . continuance Of the patronage so literally be.
slowed on the late firm for 30 many years.
Very respectfully, CD.
q z VALE
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HOTELS AND BoARDING-HOUsEs
TRY CREEK HOTEL,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREEyBRIRR CorSrY, WEST EIRaISGA.

DRY CREEK HOTEL is oren for the accomme
dation Of visitors the present season.
This Hotel has the privilege of the White Sal
phur Water, the Baths, Lawns, etc:
ix 2l-aw Z. 5. CALWELL. Proprietor.
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SCHOOL oN CHu RCII H1LL.-Mrs.
- 4. !. PLEASASTs will resume her SCHOOL,
on Grac. street. ON MONDAY, tho 1t II October:
IN. usual branches OF ENGLISH, with fkhAti.
and MUSIC, will be taught. A. the number 81
rurl's will be limited, parents desiring L. enter
heir chiIdrnn shnnld apply al once. Ly?5-.y
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CATTLE MARK Ell.

The supply OF CATTLE ia at present limited, but
prices have not varied much from last quotations.
We quote BEEF at AZ &c; some IS high as Sc.
MUTTON is In demand at $sGSc, gross.
VEAL, per head, f5atl:.
BEEF retails in market at l2a99oc. MUTTON a.
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MONTGOMERY FEMALE INST
AI ILTE. AT LuRlsIIANsRrRl IA
NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
AcniLPGE WASHINGTON. D G. Offer .upe.

rior advantage Tor a thorough business education.
The cour,- of instruction embraces Commission,
importing, Jobbing, Retailing, Bank and other
Book. keeping, penmanshiP; Coinmsroisi Law.
Snnrcer;an P.nmanship Is taught by Henry &:
SpGIscrr. the leading author Of this .ystem ana
- iabrs,ed a. the editor OF the Sprncertdn ny %
P,aHanship ~. adopted by ali hIst-ciass s"'ieo"s -
III. standard Of criticism. n,
The system OF Business Practice, Originated ana
.ncr,.siuIIv taught by the proprietor, receives b..
special attention. This Is the mott. valuable p4rt
u the Book. Keeping course. Here the studen.Api
rli's n, theoretical knowledgc, and u pf'paish
for the more minute details Of actual business.
>rh"'arshiV Tor full course, aud !i'e n,mpsfshlP
in this Union It Colleges, forty-tye doil.Ts, II Sc
cured belor" September /, l-65.
For circular, specimen Of penmsHship, college
currency, and merchandise. address
HESkY y. COPP, A. ~,
| iy sl-3m Proprietor.
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DOANOkE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA.
IL TIL. next annual session uf tia, institution
viii open on the IL " sEprEMBER with u full
Farulty II srvrn prus.,sors, including char VI
AGRICULTURE ana MINiNJ.
TEkAs-FoR HALF EPSILON or FIVE MONTH";, FArA-
BILE Is CsIILU STATES CT RkEscf:
BOARDING., ~. 50 per ysss
Tuition
Room rent and idental,....... ........ $50
Washing, fuel, and 10
Tuition, room rent, and iucIienta!s, board ,
half tho term. payat,s Ia advance.
For uItherinf1ru alton, inquire ~ 1.-The Prssiisni.
iy l5-IssyGws ID. =. bIT1LE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-03

EIRST NATIONAL BANK,
IL UNITED STATES AND STATE DEPOSITORY,
No. 1911 MAIN srEEEr,
ONE DOOR ABOVE THIRrEEyry STREET.
Sight and Time Bills issued on Barring Brothers
i Co., London. Sterling aud United States and
State Stocks bought and sold.
5. A. GLOVER. Cashier.
w. X. orARLEs, Vice President and Teller.
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