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For Sale.

a COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House
"A With dx room. cellar ci'tsrn and Spli, gtpAlff
on the eaetsry Aaif Of lot IN block 1872 on tie tte
sids Of High street. between ard 10th ttrr~a. Thk
property 10 6rst rats repair aud will he cold At bar
xAin applied for soon. fitls good or no sale.
Enquire Of II. rkN-EYrK.
mASSl.
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Gorxo! GoiSo., GosE!!!-Faster than the
auctioneers hammer knocks down merchan-
disc, neglect disposes Of the teeth. Bid,
therefore, for that prize of life, perfec. set,
by brushing them regularly with SozoposT.
se90. Ivy. f.. Sat. tn
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new York Dry Goods "a arhet.
BY Tslssraph.l Nav YoRE. sept. 10.
Market stesiy aai fairly active for all reasonable
goods, hich sm,ln.Frtre pres. but To-
difereut st,ies ard qualities only mcsud With
dfScuity, and consequently at low I'd unprehtshis
rates. Blown shee ina. Ia. Ethdad priEts 10, Ard
print ng cloths g. Eualin dclainea a-ti,e At 80
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Hack AND RocKAwAY CARRiAGE FOR SALE
CnEAr.- Howe l. Tyler have for sale at very
low iices, a good Passenger Hack and one
Roeks~sy, both at bargain if applied for
soon Also constantly on hand at their
Auction Store large stock of 6ns and com
mon furniture at greatly reduced prices.
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Lon eALE.- One u lott, tbs corner Of lltt ~
I Morvan Sire, u, well fenced and Ornamental tree
In front. and side walk 10th sd,s Price t1oo cath
Title ,od o. no sale. Enquire u
aprH u. , rEs-EYoK,
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THr State Fairs Of Iowa, Illinois, Indiana
year, opening september 80 and closing Oc>
,ober s. The Iowa Fair will be held at Gin
ton, that Of Illinois At Quincy, that of Indi
ana a, Terre Haute, and that Of Minnesota
NJ Rn< heater
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-20
For sale.

II OT 10 Bloch u, on which 10 4 four story trick
IL metal root, building, 81 BY no and stops fouhJs
uon Of 70 By 10 the ha Of the lot Ths proJ
y 10 known ~ the Arcade Pudding and 10 situate %
the corner OF lat and Main suett- sd ~i he SCI 10.
about ont-hsf y hat the Dil rasem. nta co.t UtdHi
70 %. will be rented for term OF years. Title gsd
safe. For further Information address
mAyio II. y. THB-Iyck
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1roR rALn.-Ats story h,iek pwcilins House,
taiuins rooms cellar ci tern trsnie bsrni
s7 feet front and 40 deep bi,na the cornfF
sth ard Rank streets Title good sale
Enqoirs Of fapIIS H. TEE-EYtT
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EsrLosioS.-The 6rss gas explosion that
has ever occurred In our city took place
Wednesday afternoon, OF Christ6eld + Co..
Drug Store.
For long tins there hes been . leak in
she supply pipe of.he house, and on that dsy
the Gas Company put several men at work to
dig up the pavement and discover the defect
in the pipe. Whils this opera.ion was in
progress, one Of the hands, thinking tina, the
leak was 1t the joint where the supply pipe
connects With the meter, concluded 10 strike
match and try the joint, in or1sr.to ascer.
tain whether OF not bis conjectures were cor
rect. Il Was soon Ascertained thai the space
snler the floor vas full Of gas. for no sooner
had the match been applied than stunning
explosion occurred, tearing up the floor, jar.
ring The whole house, and demolishing Jars,
BOTTLES, etc Ac.y, 10 abe szss6t Of seversl
hundred dolhrA sForunasay enc dc was
Injured NJ. Chri.,6eid ana III worf man
were badly staased from the shoeh, asd, a.
soon " possible. made their exit from the
5s-ss'i liking thatshe whole establish
,a..,l.ista wreck.
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LroAi~-Ws call attention to the Law card
OF our friend Z. II. Gilmore. He is . very
able tawYer, and in few years practice in
heokuk be has won enduring reputation,
and 10 10 the front rank of Iowa lawyers.
For time associated with the late distin,
guished and able General Samuel r. Curtis,
he has since the dissolution Of that partner
ship been alone III the practice, and has built
up large, lucrative and growing business
Zeslously devoted to his profession, giving il
that jealous attention which Lord Coke made
the characteristic Of the true lawyer, deeply
imbued With its principles by wide reading,
and skilled in its practice by much expe.
rience judicious and wise counsellor, Q
good advocate, . careful and sagacious bus.
ness man, with that prolity Of character
which the genuine lawyer should ever hare,
Mr.. Gilmore deserves his present success,
and viii yet win higher and grea.er.
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Tns refusal OF Fred. Douglass TO- take Gen,
Howard'sflsce in the Frsedmen's Bureau is
pu, in this ~ise by ,ae New York Independ-
c.t Z. lie greatest black man in the nation
did not consent TO become the tool IF the
meanest Shi,e.n hist will do, ma il put
ting the question jus. as it should be stated.
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Contractors on gBg RApIps.--The Ho,cs
Eye sa,s: s',TGenersl g.. A. Jones, Of Mt
vernon, UMos formerly one Of the contrac-
tors for our convict labor at Fort Madison,
was an this city ON Monday on his way to look
alter the work GU the lower rapids recently
let to Messrs. Hannagin Son, of M. Yer.
non. Gen. ]. Is interested in this contract.
The improvement is to be commenced imme-
dia,ely, and the Haunagrn contract will
probably be completed in from one TO two
years. The contractors desire two years, but
are not likely to get go long . time. Mr..
Hannasin ST., IL Scotchmsn, an old rail.
road contractor, having had hand in build
ing the first railroad in his native county.
The firm is represented N experienced,
strong and reliable"
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For sale.

TUT SNIFs
HNHAT VALUABLE PROPERTY on ccy-
ner ith nd B~nk street, emtra,iug nearly fst.
tots. hrieh .ottsEv dwelling table, VOID and ..si
house and thor ont uiid'ns aud isrf~ ssrist.
Il nit an ornamental trees choie varieties srrpes, bar
ri.s &c, In hearing tao arg oetern., SC.
THIS property h IN repair, and of the whole
pr sale ~ ox price, for cash. half essh snd bal
ano-s IN favorable Il rms Tile perfect Tn. ~hvls,s
tor sale A. EEs3 than the house he hn', fey.
snquire " u TEs.kYCK,
or he1eepsis.or cHAs ?. R,hGS.
SIR att
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-06

EXTENSION OF THE CRY LIMITs-A JCs-
TICE OF HENRICo COUNTY EXCLUDED FROM
THE BESCH.-The following order, issued
yesterday by the justices of Henrico
County Court, explainsitself:
civilian Hendrick, who was one Of
the justices Of this court, duly elected
and commissioned, and acting as such at
the time of the act passed on the 18th day
of February, 1867, by the General AS
sembly of Virginia, entitled 'an act to
extend and define the boundaries Of the
city of Richmond went into force accord
ing to the terms thereof, and who belongs
to the class Of the justices whose term of
session commenced on this day, this day
appeared in court and offered to take his
seat on the bench as one of the court ;
and it appearing to the court and being
admitted by said Hendrick that he resides
within that portion of the county which,
by the said act, was and is now included
within the boundaries of the city of Rich
mond as extended and defined by said act,
and does not, therefore, reside within the
limits of this county as the same now are
after the passage Of the said act, the court
is of the opinion that the said Hendrick
cannot properly sit as a member of this
court, inasmuch as the Constitution and
laws of this State require all justices to
reside within the limits Of their respective
counties and districts and doth therefore
decline to permit him to take his seat as
member of this court; and, at the instance
of said Hendrick, it is further stated that
he now resides at the same place at which
he did at the time Of his election"
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THE METHODIST STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL
| COSvENT1oN.-ThisC Convention, composed
of delegates from the circuits and stations
under the charge of the Methodists OF
Virginia, will convene in the Broad-street
Methodist church at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. The morning session will be oc-
cupled in organizing the Convention and
considering the subject of State Sunday
School Society. At halfpast o'clock P.
NJ, at the same place, Bishop Doggett will
deliver an address before the Convention.
The Convention will be in session until
Saturday. Each night Of the session mass
meetings will be held in two or more Of
the Methodist churches; due notice Of
which will be given. On Sunday morn
ing and afternoon, Sunday school meetings
will be held in all of the churches.
Among the distinguished speakers ex-
pected to be present are Bishop Doggett,
Rev. Drs. l. r. Finley, James A. Duncan,
and L. NJ. Lee, Revs. John E. Edwards,
W. E. Munsey, T. A. Ware, W. W. Dun
can, the ministers of this city, and many
others.
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QUARTERLY TERM OF THE HENRICC
COUNTY CoURT.-This court convened at
y NJ. yesterday, with the following JUS
ticcs on the bench: George L. Peasants,
presiding justice; William Z. Wade,
Thomas l.. Pleasants, Captain Childrey, and
Algcrnon Storrs. Some civil business of
no public interest having been disposed of,
the following gentlemen were sworn in as
members Of the grand jury Joseph C. Bur-
ton, foreman Julian F. Green, B. T. Green,
Jr., NJ. Chamberlayne, 7. Johnson, R. l..
King, John Lindsey, f. Hopkins, John
Mckenzie, Robert F. Morris, Joseph Pow
ell, James Guest, j.. O. Austin, S. G. Gum,
S. Swartz, J. H. Holman, James Kirsh,
and T. ". Goodman.
Colonel John B. Young, Common
wealth's Attorney, in his charge Of the
grand jury, told them that their jurisdiction
had been curtailed by the recent extension
of the limits of the city Of Richmond
that no matter what they might think of
the justice of the extension act, they
could and must only take cognizance OF
crimes committed in the limits of the
county as defined by said act. He then
further advised them Of their duties as
grand jurymen, and dismissed them.
The grand jury brought in several pre-
sentiments, which were not made public,
but will be to-day.
General Henry A. Wise qualified to
practice in this court.
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MAYORS C0URT-MAT0R MAYO PREsI.
DING-MoSDAY Observation-Disclosures Cur
It's, colored, charged with assaulting and
beating an infant child Of Mrs. Blunt
was committed in default of surety.
Susan Johnson, colored, charged with
using indecent End obscene language, was
told to clear herself.
Aleck Curtis, colored, charged with
stealing pair of shoes from J. NJ. Engel,
was sent on for petit larceny.
Charles Harkham, charged with assault
ing and beating R. II. Dobbins, was dis
charged.
Levi Coleman, colored, charged with as
saulting and beating Martha Wall, colored,
was called up. Levi, it appeared, was a
used-up man, according to his own state
mcnt. He said: "Mr. Mayho,-You see
dis CONAN here we'll, dis CONAN here got
putted in jail not long ago for disorderly
house well, got her out o. Jail, did,
and she has done gone an controlled all
desc here very oomen where she got here
now for witnesses to treat me bad, and
fore God, if I kin help it, dis here de las
time | come here bout any CONAN. If a
CONAN speak to me, gwine, Mr.. --''
4hsty vi ClCdl yOulSCINCS, oil vi } Ou'
Levi" Thank you, kindly, Mr.. Maybe
any CONAN come arter me agin you gwine
to see me gittin up and gittin."
James Jackson and Thomas James, CO.
lored, were arraigned for assau!ting and
striking with slung-shot, and stealing
three dollars from, Silas Mayiield. They
were discharged.
George Brooks and Albert Turner, CO.
lored, charged with stealing two buggy
brides from John Laughlin.
Edmona Newton and Daniel Christian,
colored, charged with threatening to shoot
William Robinson, were required to give
surety for their future good behavior.
Frederick Hackett and Robert Lewis
colored, charged with playing baseball in
the streets on Sunday, were dismissed with
a lecture.
Martin Adams, John Thomas, Henry
Mecu, Henry Henshaw, and John Stone,
United States soldiers, were arraigned for
assaulting and beating Thomas Brandt,
Charles Leudicke, and Mrs. Mary Brandt.
They were all sent to tho Libby.
Noah Coleman, small, bushy-headed ne
gro boy, all the way from Texas, charged
with tresnaSsing on the premises Of Mr..
Franklin, was warned to go back to Texas.
and discharged.
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auction Sales THIS Dan.

b. b. COOK will sell a! 10 clock, at the store OF
g. W. Willis 4 Co, Ma lin street near FIJI
tcenlh, desirable stock of furniture, etc.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERsoN will sell q,
'West View" at IL A. M, If fair, fine blood
ed horses, saddle and harness horses, work
mules brood sows, steam engine and saw
mill, 1000 cords of oak and pine wood
BOWMAN 4 sTROCCK will sell at No $50 Broad
street dry goods, cloths, casslIneres ribbons,
&c.
Z. GATHRlGHT will sell at his store No. 1888
Main street, at 10 o'clock, an assortment of fur
niture and household articles, together with
clothing, fancy articles, SC.
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It is but due to the Pastime Club Of this
city to state that their opponents have had
much more experience, having been Or
ganiZed for several years.
Last night the visiting club was enter
tanned at the Spotswood Hotel by the
Richmond PaStimes. 4 splendid supper
was spread, and enjoyed by all, the party
leaving with mutual good feelings, and
wishing many return.
The Maryland Club left for Petersburg
early this morning, where they will test
the skill of one of the Cockade City clubs.
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ANOTHER DIFFICULTY IN THE UNITED
STATES COURT -HoUsE.-Immediatel after
the rendition of the verdict of "guilty u
against Morris, one of his counsel, Mr..
Bovden, called for poll of the jury. The
foreman of the jury, DR.. R. A. Frayser,
thinking it reflection upon him, waited
until the adjournment of the court, and
then accosting the counsel, demanded to
know whether such was the case. High
words ensued, but before collision took
place the parties were separated, and no.
body was hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-06

PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A pub
lie temperance meeting will be held in the
hall of Hutchinson Division (over bode-
ker's drug store) at half-past o'clock TINS
evening. The meeting will be addressed
by Messrs. Cussens, Craig, Gates, French,
and Sadler. An interesting evening is
anticipated, and we would advise the pub
liz To attend
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By Grubbs i Williams, Auctioneers,
,rthBest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

VALUABLE FARM OF FOUR HUN.
v DRED ACRES, NEAR GOOCHLAND CnUR
sale privately the FARM now owned by Mr. John
Mesler, formerly Kennels, one mile from Gooch-
land Courthouse, one and half mil from the
James River canal, adjoining the lands OF DR..
Morris and Mr.. Tredway. There are 80 acres
cleared the balance in wood and timber, OF which
are q framed dwelling with six rooms, kitchen,
barn, cora. house SC. We will sell this land at
ten dollars per acre, and the growing crops at va
lnation or sell tho land without the crops, and
uiy possession az soon as the crops are gathered.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
au 6-eodIt Auct!oneerS
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DIE MoDENwELT.-We have received
of Turner, news agent, the first number
of this new fashion sheet. 1t is published
by S. R. Taylor, Of "Le Bon Ton"
This new fashion journal is the fullest and
most complete we have ever seen. All
ladies like to see and know what other
ladies wear, and all should get ".Die
Modenwelt."
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VOL. XXXIII.
AHl2iSo71lontS.

VIRGINIA HALL.-GRAND VOCAL
AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
by some OF tho leading lady and gentlemen
amateurs, for the benefit OF tho
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Ass0cI.rro.
on THURSDAY EVENING. August 1ss7
~, Professor J. Reinhardt will preside a, the piano
Manufacturing Company Of Baltimore aud tsrdiv
loaned from A Gebhardt's music depot 7as Main
Tickets, sEvENTY-rlvs CENTS. 70 bo r,o.
cured sf A. Gehhardrs music depot, WIN. & Geo.
paTlss Musical Exchange, book and drug stores,
hs hsnors "i me Association and at tho door on
me evening or the concert. Mr. e n Chamber
AYE "; mas been appointed musical director
f"r Inrther particulars small bills
w. l.. HILL,
A. BARGAMTN.
JOHN l.. GRUBBS,
M Nd Finance Committee Y. NJ G. A.
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New BUILDING.-The workmen have
commenced excavating on the valuable
LOT lust below Zetelle's, and preparations
are being made for the construction of a
handsome building. Mr.. George W.
Anderson, of the firm of Doggett s. Ander-
son, is the owner of the property. John
and George Gibson are to be the builders,
and Messrs. Powers s. Crump are to do
the brickWork.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-06

MARYLAND ANn TMGIHIA BASEBALL
GAME-MARYLAND EICToHIoUs.-1c ester
day evening quite large number of per-
sons assembled On the old Fair Grounds to
witness the match game Of baseball be-
tween the champion clubs Of Maryland
and Virginia, the first-named State being
represented by the Pastimes Of Baltimore,
and the latter State by the Pastimes OF
this city. After an interesting test OF skill
the game was concluded with score Of
fifty three for the champion club of Mary
land and nine for the champion club of
Virginia. Subjoincd is the score:
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SALE OF BLooDED STock.- Those IN
want of good horses would do well TO at
tend the sale advertised by Messrs: harri-
son, Goddin s Apperson to take place TO-
day, There are among the number 10 pc
sold several very fine horses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-06

REG1srRAT1oS.-Th Board of Registra-
ton for the Second Magisterial District OF
Henrico county will convene at the court
house at s o'clock tomorrow morning, and
remain in session four days. We hope
that all who are entitled to register Will
avail themselves of this, the last opportu-
nity of registering.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-06

DESCENT UPON A BRorHEL.-The police
on Yesterday made descent upon low
place of prostitution in Solitude, and ar
rested the following young ladies for keep.
ing and being inmates OF house OF Ill
fame: Matte Hammond and Cora Hard
wicke, white, and Alice Johnson, Elizabeth
Eppes, Fannie Watson, Julia Watson
Julia Lewis, and Lucy Johnson, colored.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-06

ARREsTs.-A white man named William
Mclaughlin was arrested yesterday Tor
stealing an account book of K: ii. DOB
bins; Susan Watkins, colored, for assault
ing and beating Mary Allen; and white
man, too drunk to give his name, for lying
on the sidewalk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-06

CIRCUIT Court UNITED STATEs.-The
case of United States Us. John Morris,
charged with unlawful removal Of whisky,
was argued yesterday-case submitted to
the jury, who returned verdict of guilty.
The Judge deferred sentence, and re-
manded the party to prison to await the
trial Of his co-defendants.
The case Of Calvin Lipscomb is set for
trial this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-06
rOJJSEHOLD FURNITURE-NEW

"OUSEHULD Flu Nm UhN-NN q w
I'll ARRIYALS.-We respectfully invite atten'
ton to our very large and varied stock OF fU hNl-
TURR. In quality and variety we challenge com,
FR"r halls. parlors, chambers. and dining rooms
NAV ha found in our assortment, of sty les and pat
ty hiay ,rHich cannot fail to please all tastes
aoInn aToLInnr%nI for the liberal patronage extended US
for twenty i've years past We respectfully solicit
continuance - H 'HABLISTON s. BROTHER,
No. sOs Main street, corner OF Eln,h;,
Two new and spacious N,ntb nsSr WsHs sse
HOUSES on Cary street near ~ ha ,,sntsa low
basin, suited for any bus'hes'' "''' " N ~"
ty Ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-06

Observation-Disclosures Division, No. 5, Sons
of Temperance, have removed to Tanners
Hall, and will hold their first meeting there
tonight, and regularly every Tuesday
night hereafter. There will be speaking
by several of the brothers, and they de-
sire full attendance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-06

LINwOoD SOCIAL CLUB.-Last night the
following officers, elected at the last meet
ing of this Club, were installed: President,
George E. Sadler; Vice-President, NJ. B.
Heckler; Secretary, W. Z. Atkinson; Trea-
surer, ". Bat. Rddick.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-06

LECTURE BY A MCLATTo WOMAN IN THE
CAPITOL.-In accordance with announce
ment, "Mrs. Frances E. W. Harper, the
talented colored lecturess Of Boston," de-
livered lecture last evening On the ma
tion's Great Opportunity" in the Hall of
the House Of Delegates, which had been
granted for the purpose by the Governor
There were about one hundred persons
present, mostly colored.
"Mistress Harper is apparently about
thirty-fve years Of age, looks genteel, and
is of copper color.
Her manner of delivery was undoubted-
ly good, but her language, articulation,
and subject matter, were Enthusiastically
Boosting" Cant and fanatical claptrap,
plausibly arranged and dressed up, were
its characteristic features, though her au-
dience seemed highly delighted at it. It
was the same old thing over again, re-
hashed, revised, and reworded, and recited
as welcomed lesson. The horrors Of
slavery, its progress and downfall, the dis
enthralment of "poor, innocent, intelli-
gent, oppressed, down-trodden Sambo,"
end his hopes for the future, were all re-
counted glowingly. The colored man, the
Republican party, and the nation, after all
their long suffering, desperate struggle, and
great mistakes of action, thundered and
pealed, and fought and bled, and the time
was coming when they would mount the
highest round of the ladder of national
competition, and freedmen's bureaus and
reconstruction bills would no longer be a
necessity. Very good newsl
On these topics the "talented lectwess" {"
poured forth her thunderingly eloquent
passages" which have made her formi-
dablc rival Of Anna Dickinson, and placed
her foremost among the advocates of
"Woman's Rights
The whole discourse was Radical enough
for anybody. The kindest sentiment it
expressed towards the southern whites was
that before long the question would be
asked-instcad of what shall we do with
the colored man" What shall we do with
the poor white man Of the South 2"
This genteel, bronzed "lecturess dis
coursed with. a splendid gold watch OPEN
ed before her; but in spite of its admoni-
tions, she was trenching hard upon two
hours before she liberated her audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-06

APPOINTMENT N THE REGULAR Army
Captain George Q. White, formerly OF the
volunteer army, has recently received the
appointment of captain in the regular army,
and has been assigned to duty at General
Schoield's headquarters, in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-06

An OLD HOUSE RE-oPESED.-Many OF our read
ers will remember the house of Franklin j. Co.,
who some years ago became so popular In this city
rs opticians. Mr. E. Franklin. one of that trm,
has again returned 10 the city, and opened an ex-
tensive stock Of superior goods In his line. He is
qualified by many years OF experience in his pro-
fession to serve the public in the most sktlful
manner