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Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, July 80.
oPPERISGs.

Wheat.-white, 2e,e3s bushels; exhibited
previously, $50 bushels. Red, Sl4: exhibited
previously. l66 hnohcis.
Cprn.-White, 3,S54 bushels; exhibited pre-.
viously, 10 bushels. Yellow IS bushels; ex-
hibited previously, IA bushels. Mixed, 1856
bushels exhibited previously, 10 bushels.
0dts.-2l4 bushels.
Rye-ll3 bushels. tu 800
HOur.-l9 barrels fine. .at r..
sALgs.
Wheat nt-Whits-Good, 1872 bushels on private
terms $50 bushels good at S2.35; 80 bushels
good at 81 30; loo bushels medium on private
terms 1914 bushels medium at 81 .2j; 100 BUSH
els fair at s2.27; 10 bushels common at 81. is
SO bushels smuGty at 81; a0G bushels inferior,
81. .9O@$l .95; l04 bushels very inferior, 81 .25
2S bushels very inferior on private terms.
Total white, 1,474 bushels. Red, ,228 bushels
from very bad to good, s5c. @lS2.l6. IL
Corn.-White-LO bushels good at $l.l COS
bushels good at 81. 10; 100 bushels medium ut
$l.O7h; 25S bushels medium on private terms.
Total white corn, Lilo bushels. Yellow-74
bushels good at $l.05; 4S bushels mixed at
Sl.0j rta .a a-.s
0ats.-sS bushels fair old at 6Oc. s.r
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long survive, and without doubt, ere the
ides of December are upon us, the grass
will grow over his grave in the potter's
field. The vicissitudes of his life illus
tratc the old saying that there is much Of
romance in real life.
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CASE OF HABEAs CoRPUs.-Judge Mere
dith on Monday awarded writ of habeas
corpus to Robert Johnson for the bodies of
three children claimed by him to be 1lle-
gally detained by one Lizzie Johnson. The
writ was made returnable yesterday, but
Lizzie failed to appear; whereupon rule
was entered against her to show cause why
she should not be punished for contempt
of court .,.
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E. The CONVENTION, which is to be held
tomorrow, is still subject Of speculation
among politicians and our citizens gene
rally. A number of Republican leaders
were in caucus at the residence Of pro-
minent supporter of the party on Monday,
and it is rumored that compromise was
effected between the rival factions of Hun
nicutt and Bolts. Nous verronS.
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FINE RIPE WATERMELONs.-Snch were
those sent to the Dispatch Office yesterday
with the compliments of Mr.. Robert Read.
Our friend always has watermelons cold,
on ice, at his establishment, Oh Sixth street
Anesr Clay, rzass 81 lis Is, ~ +. ''i = $ 8
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Murine mteLHgemce.
PORT OF RICHMOND, july 80.
MINIATURE ALMAHAC-JuLY si. 1857.
suu rises, s,,..... SOL n oon risea. ...........
Sun sets s.ss Sigh tide, p. M..... 4

PORT OF RICHMOND, July 30.
ARRIVED, So.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, Philadelphia, msr-
oh andiss ami passengers, w. P. Porter
Steamer John Sylvester. GiEOrd, Norfolk, ner.
chandss and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
schooner Atlantic, JOSIE Savannah. scrap iron,
Tredegar Works. .s, fHls r.
" SAILED.
Steamer Niagara. Brakeman, New York, msr.l
chandise and passengers, 8. Ayres Co..
schooner 8. q. Evans, Harmon, Boston, coal,
Crowell i Currte. .r .r
Schooner q. d. squtres. Timmons, New York,
coal. Crowsll Curris.
Schooner N. Tyler. down the river, light.
MEMORANDUM. 21.Et 2
Schooner Rhodslls Blew. Peterson, cleared from
Georgetown, .. c., for Georgetown, D. o.. on 1'd
Instant. g 1'# +3rft z. rfgst t&.s. st.sia Z
PHiLAazLpHrA, July 7s.-Arrived, steamer @.
Fl. stout Ford, from Richmond. Sailed, schooner
C. q. Crow, Weaver, for Richmond. S -
Schooner Tunis pepew, Cropper, from Richmond
for Savannah put into Norfolk on the 29th instant.
Nsw.Y1ss. July ''.-Arrivsd. steamer xsiss'
LoxpospEsRr, July so.-Arr.vsd. steamer lHi~
| bernisu, New York. p8 ayyrl ]. < z s,qf 80
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lLBEMARLE FEMALE INSTI-

| LIB fLN AThIIE II EMA ALE 1NSI1-
\ TUTg, CPARL0TTESyILLS, vA-Session
I.';.'. will begin MONDAY, September lG. and
~! June % Course Of stndy rs heretofore, and
.jHu,ed to the object Of enabling and inducing
mi. 10 make real attainments in learning. Full
'Qio-laa,.on furnished on apple alton
Charges for entire session. in currency:
Br.rt washing fuel, lights, and tu!t!on. *2co
Music or piuro and rse of instrllent.... -. so
nr.wiur &c at usual rates Payments half in
advance bouticrs furnish towels.
.IIr,s, JOHN HART, M. A,
i.I7-eoIts Principal.
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0 -etAMawt NILbl NJ h. II AkhlS IN.
FAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
= LADIES.

EONEIE BKA BALTIMVkE CUUNT1 I, n D.
pr;neirsls Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. McBair:
Head Of Scholastic Department, Miss Duncan:
yrr,ish Literature aud Bellies Letters, Mr.. Nc
Blair;
Modern Languages, Professor Leonce Rahillon /;
Vocal aud Instrumental Music. Professor B..
Thorbecke
Drawing and Painting, Professor D. A. Wood
ward
This institution will be opened on MONDAY,
s.p,pIpber l6th The frs. session Of the scholastic
Trar closes Jannary 3lst. The second session
Lune SOth.
Bonnie Brae is situated on an elevated ridge on
,ta old Frederick road, two miles from the west
I'm limits OF Baltimore, and within easy access TO
he Catonsvile passenger rsiiway that communi-
cate, with the city.
The number Of pupils will be limited to twenty.
Circrlars giving further particulars, may be
faund AZ J. s. WATERS 4 SONS, Charles street,
md SATZ i BASH'S bookstore, Charles street.
For admission, apply 10 Mr.. c. H. MoBLAIR,
trough the Baltimore post. Office, box l33i.
iy 30-lm
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CIRCUIT COURT OF Recommendations
MEREDITH pREsIDIEG.-This court was in
session yesterday, but no business Of any
Importance was transacted. - H. 81
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TERTILIZERS for sale by A. I.
JIG STOKES i CO.:
Pacific Guano Company's Soluble,
Pacific Guano, H.s4
Flour of Bone
Sea Fowl Guano,
Bradley's Super Phosphate Of Lime,
Old Dominion-southern Fertilizing COM
Tobacco Pertiiizer-southern Fertilizing
Company. Richmond,
Bradley's lXL Phospho. =
We are agents for the above FERTlLlZEhs, aug
are.prepared to take orders atpresent, and expect
eargoes early IN August ,rovps T. Co
WRITING DESKS-We have large
w and beautiful assortment OF Mahogany y, anu
Rosewood WHITING DESKS lust rsnelnsa lU iraII aI
and sss tn at ths China, Glass. and Honss- Fur.
| nearly opposite spotsyooa aotai, ,
jyH eoFrss tignsa saa : s'a y Vs.,
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WILLIAM F. FOX, A. N.

Declining 10 teach, beg 10 commend 10 the con.
tl.nce OF my patrons my successor. MIR. WILLIAM
: Fox H was formerly my assstant and has
teen known 10 me most init mately for dozen
wears. He has also had eyeral years experience o
In teach;ms and has devoted himself to that work
D., Ae business of life. lie is perfectly COM
i.rrIy successful | most c6m>cientiously think
lin me II he rsry J.tt is0chcrs haoDm to me.
Ny patrons i say il with Rs mnch reference to
tlsirt a. lis interesis-I am confident cannot do
t.f,,r than extend 10 him the cuCourag gemsnt
,hown tome WILLIAM J. PETTIGkEW-
REDMOND, VA, July Is, 1857. jy l9-eod2w
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VINGI.ISH. CLASSICAL, AND
Il MATHEMATICAL SCHOnL.-Mr. PETIT
riKEW havin- declined teaching, shall open
MALE school. "n the l.. Of october in the school
ION attached 10 sycamore church, formerly occu.
MED by him. Tn. patronage "f bis friends and
ne prhitci, respectfully solicited. For circular
and further particulars Apply to NE through the
l..N L,l
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WILL TT PAY? ENCOURAGE
hToMs MtEUFACTORIRs.-
n, LAMBETH a FRANCIS -f. MA-gXTA

uthNNT hLI :
n, isnceessors to King & Lambeth),
tn, I'ls FRANKLIN street, Richmond, Va.
atga. ipnends and the public Ia want OF Car.
%, nna II 10 their advantage TO call and sxaIaine
r,nIA eGfdhent: We Sell no northern. made GRE
eat pledge ourselves to furnish as good and
ts carriages. and at prices as reasons
% sons In want OF articles In our une friendly
,rswaanefn INDUSTRY and enterprise, 10 cell and
PPa,Ias orr stock and prices. t,s,.,yr
sss sssaatsisa s.a.sli done promptly and tna manner 70
"a-sn LAMBETH I YRAHCss.
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Home ruus-Pastime: Babcock, /; Davidson, !;
McDermott, /. Total, 3. ..
Picked 9.-None.
Fly catches -Pastime: Taylor, 2: Edwards, ;
Tomlinson 2; Davidson, 3; Macmurdo, |; Smith,
]. Total, 10.
Picked 9.-Abernathy, l; Baird, 3; Tucker, / !;
Tyler, 3: Wheeler, l. Total, g..
uut on bases-Pastme. 10: Picked 9. ..
Umpire: Mr. James Uooey, of the Onion Club.
Scorers: W. Bait. kiddick for Pastlme, and g.
W. Macfarlane for Picked 9.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE--NEW

HoGSEHOLD FURNITURE--NEW
49,, A,,AHRiFALs.-We respectfully Invite atten-
FIytS9 our very large and varied stock Of FURNl-
gsi,:a 10 qnality aud variety we challenge com
e. ;''on. n. II cannot be surpassed. Every article
"e !ound IN assortment OF styles and pat
~hleh cannot fail 10 please all tastes.
"a, ,xat ul Tor the liberal patronage extended us
aen,,ttntf'nFa years past we respectfully SoilcN
S'H'ihuslce Of the same -
HABLiSTON & BROTHER,
rro No. sos Main street. corner Of Ninth,
atrsosn new and spacious three-story .WARE-
ts.n"Ls on Cary street near Ninth, near the
~ !, suited for Eny business win be rented low
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The lady's family was broken up. She
was discarded and turned out upon the
world, while the outraged parishioners at
once dismissed B., who disappeared from
Chicago, and in time was forgotten aRid
the bustling scenes and excitement of
growing city.
Where B, went, nobody knew. 1t was
said and afterwards known, that recovery
was to him past all hope, and he yielded
to the crushing blow without an effort to
save himself. In five years after his fall,
under an assumed name, he was one OF the
lowest drunkards and gamblers on the
Mississippi river, without friend, desplsed
and discarded by all.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. D. was at the
station-house in conversation with the Chief
! of nolice, when one of the officers brought
in q man arrested for drunkenness and
| ga vaorancy. He was q loathsome-lo looking
object his clothes ragged and filthy, his
hair matted and tinged with gray, his eyes
hloodshot and sunken, his face bloated and
ferv red with disease engendered by drink,
his limbs weak and trembling from the
same sad cause. He gave his name, and
when asked where he lived, answered
aanywhere.' There was something about
the appearance of the man that struck
Mr.. D. forcibly. He felt that the person
| was no stranger to him, yet to place MN
seemed impossible. He studied the Tea
tnres TO find some trace: he listened to the
voice to learn from it, and his mind ran
back through years past to hnd some
location for the person.
It came suddenly, and Mr.. ID. saw be-
fore him none other than the once respect,
ed once cherished college friend, who had
cot ont with him to seek fortune IN the
West. and who had once occupied SO enyl-
ah1e q position in both Milwaukee and Chi
caoo. It did not seem possible that the
wretch before him could be the once hand
some and eloquent B., but he was soon
satisfied beyond dispute that such was inc
case, Mr.. DIS feelings we're SAD IN tne
extreme.
The wretched' victim was examined and
turned into cell, and Mr.. D. asked ano
obtained permission to converse Win ninl
in private. We know not what LOOK place
in the cell during the half-hour they were
together, but when Mr.. D. came out MS
4 eyes were red, as if the scene had Dee1 %
too much for him, and his voice tremDleo
when he spoke. A moment after, When
an officer went to the cell, he found the
prisoner lying flat upon the cold brick
| floor, his face buried in his hands, and
groan after groan escaping him. :.
4 Last night the wretched man was the
recipient of bounties at Mr.. DIS hands
He was clothed from head to foot, and
supplied with the first meal he had eaten
for weeks, he having subsisted upoI
!. l;nuor and a. few scraps which he could
I NICK no. Mr.. D. wonld have taken him II
4 t,is own house, but the man, debased as ht
was. wa ! had some little pride left, and refused
to 90. He yas sent to the County farm 60: %:
iday. 1t IS evident that disease mas ~
eaten into his constitute that 'he cspno
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THE HOPEDALE HON f SCHOOL
| FOR GlELS will open the lst OF Octo-
ter undar the charge o: Mrs. BoYDEs ard daugh-
,srs The usual branches Of English, French
LSlln. and Music are taught, with careful training
I'd. home
TggNs: For beard and tuition, slOO per half
..s>ton Music. $50. ~.. .~
refer 10 my parishoners, Hon. William C..
Ewes. Hon. B. 7. Barbour, Messrs. Wellington
pprLor. and william +. q .rdon.
My address is Gotham Depot, AlbeUarls.
L. BOYDEN, NJ. A.
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A MALE SCHOOL will be opened in
- lhss city on the BOTH SBPTEMBER NEXT by
yg'NFSsi ygeFSi JAMES h. LANE apd Mr.. HODIJAH
- ..pa' both experienced teachers. The pupils
:, 'rginla or the Virginia Military Institute.
,It HIc9lSr and further particulars apply to
arS,n,oo!! .! Inc aboSe-named gentlemen, pox $50
'-aohd. Va. jy 1l--3m
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL.-The
~ second session OF this School will begin on
We Isl Of October and close on the 25th OF June
following. Major JOHN J. REEVE, Mr.. JAMES B.
SAEFs, Major EDWARD CrNhlsGHAA, Jr., and
laNs!n Z. h. CrSSiSGHAN, .Ir., will be associated
sChool = -, - -
TERMS FoE THE SESSION: Three hundred and
NY dollars In currency. There are no extra
Charges excep, for fuel and lights, which will cost
zach pupil about $i5.
tCrinlormslion OF admission apply to the sab.
nttsr. JANRSP HOI ICOMBB,
., Bellevue post. office, Bedford county, Va.
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\ L NJ o : T \ r / 0 T
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Tides WANTED.
H GREEN SLAUGHTERED HIDES,
sALTED HIDES,
DRY HIDES,
CALF SKINS;
for which tho highest prices ineash VII! be Rsid;
Nv consigning direct to us commissions Will be
saved. and consignors may be assured OF fuu mar
Nes 'D-O' "--N HULsT h KING,
Tanners and Commission Merchants
Fourteenth street, near Exchange Hotel
je 7-d&sv3m hlcninohu Va.
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WANTED, boot and shoemakers to
w know that they can buy SOLE LEATHER,
FRsNCh and PHILADELPHIA SKINS, LINING
SKINS, UPPER LEATHER, KIP SKINS, SHOE
FINDINGS, etc., at very low prices at
y. Fl. CdALKLEf CO.'S,
Thirteenth street.
cost iv 80
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

IL RICHMOND VA.
The Institute. now fully restored. embraces
!. ! Preparatory School for Siris.
.. complete Collegiate Course for young Ia
4.rs.
). An Ornamental Department. OF Music, &c.
In addition, IL offers hat which may be no less
gGt-nt In female culture namely. participation
"a the refining Influences, the intellectual and
.aeel advantages Of the mos. eligible city of the
south.
The next session begins October lst 1867.
Por circulars or any information address
CHARLES h. WINSTON, N. A,
ty?T-tGcl President
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SOUTHERN FEMALE IN STITUTE,
- RICHMOND, VE-The fourteenth annual
s-sSio1 OF this school will commence on the frst
MONDAY in October and close on the lst Of July,
!.@.
reference is made to the Professors Of the UNI
yers.y, Of the Virgin Military Institute, OF VIII
Lam and Mary, aud oil Hampden Sidney colleges.
!of catalogues giving course OF studies and terms,
apply al tn bookstores or 10
3 ?I-luct7 ID. LEE POWELL, Principal.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
RADICAL MASS MEETING.

SPEECHES BY PARTY LEADERS
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Kiss MARTHA JAMES will open
VI itnrPSIMkRY SCHOOL for children at her
~ .-rs corner Of Four;h and Duvai streets, on
ynSpAY the 10Th OF September next her terms
~ ne 80 ~ Srv. george WOOD bridge. D. D..
paierkin, n. D.. Rev. F. n. Baker. Rev.
ks'S. .DssbiaI Messrs Lancaster Co. Mr.. w. b.
T o. p"'"'''' II 3l-lw*
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PIEDMONT INSTITUTE,
'CHAEL0TTESYILLE.
NEs. F. X. MBADB, PRINCIPAL.
me tfteenth annual session Of this school will
t S.tlh on the 18th Of September and end about the
-. ~ oi June For further particulars, apply to
we 1!Acipa! a. Charlottesville. jy l2-2m
4 SPEN HILL CADE M Y.
"A CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
n SCHOOL.
nosN ana tuition, per session (nine months),
Tp;A4enc!ng October lst 5000
'1 1e!rcular address C.. J. KEMPER,
~, :. To!ersville, Louisa county, Virginia.
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WANTED, AGENTS . j., IN Y cENn Every a.t
sEtJ AN ILLUMINATING OIL for family use
lsimilar to coal oil), which can be produced with
but very little trouble or expense, and enect a
saving Of seyenty-fve per cent. to the consumer.
The oil possesses greater Illuminating q qual
than the best refined coal oil, and Is preferable In
MANY rsspscts Persons desiring to purchase
comfy rights, which we are Offering from $50 to
300 will send twenty ive cents for sample OF the
oil and printed circulars. Address
s5 Second street, Baltimore, Md.
er-e
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MELIA ACADEMIA SELECT
Y SCHOOL-ii!uEted in number. preparatory 10
1.t'niycrsitv O: Virginia, opens FikST MoNDA1
- oCToBEK and closes with an examination last
,f,tAv In July Of each year.
Tsr;u, for session Of ten months: Board and tut
1o $500: psyabe $50 october LIST. $3.50 March LIST.
yor cIrcuiar, &c, address hsucaN post.ofice
Amelia county, Va.
y yO-etawswN WILL III II. HARhlSbN
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NSTITU TE.-THE
| 4 Cos. of this Institute

rI0 l. |. n > 1 ~ - 4 ~ l. ~. AA IL
II Twanty-ffth hnr nal Sss.i OF tbis insu tnte
- trSr on the FIRST WEDN ESDhI IN SEP
'.vsEK. and continue 10 The FlRsT WEpNES-
~ IN JUSE. 1865. ,o- an
'Sta..es OF instruction are arranged Tor nl sil
sr,aes OF pupils Their" WIN IN ,u.uae pari ne ,otr
a including primary Sn5;s' and sdod me Gai,o s1i OF
'rH, '''S iSsrar,men: inc!udins seven schools, or
.,S departments. Third, Special Course, de-
s,nnrh TO com1lete the full collegiate course
..m r.1m,L, Gfnsuenia Department, including Music
. r., .gnrd Instruction in ali these departments
NE IN be ten teSclcrs and ofiie- rs-tour males
90" .,x females-all OF ability and experience.
49, cIer-e Tor beard and tuition IN the collegiate
t..r-sSi. S?.?: for board and tuition in the pre-
'~..orv stEa!es S!>7. Payments. one ihiId on
In,%.ncs oac.,hird on J.. OF January, and one
t,lri st the clo.e OF the sss.ion Music ands saln.-
~ pupiis furnsh towels, l!sh's, and text
t'aSS ali Of winch can be procured al 'ne lhso
tg.a tor cash. .po,o,o,,. Snr;,os
Hosnoke county, VA. --,rer rnrLp
-, n, Superintendent.
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WANTED, a No. COOK and No.
w HOUSE SERVANT. Apply at NO. ~ fi-
teenth street. ,,r,c,Nno
jy 27-3t HID " fLhAeaN @.
WANTED, FIFTEEN 30 T T M
w HANDS, DIGGERs, and TRA1LERs, at
clover Hin Pits to work shsloTh Isl shaI 81 sixy
az the ofiics of the Glover Hill Railroad Company,
Richmond, or to SAMUEL 3. OWENS, at the pits.
iv w
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WANTED AIT a WHlTE az Isos WpMAn ye xA11x as to
A. ANToNI,
~ al AZ No. 1l05 Main street.
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"aNTED.-I wish to hire a No
w COOK. WASHER, and IRUNER, and
such as can come well recommended will pay
good wages, and they will have good home Ap.
Div to JOSEPH q. METTERT, Old Market.
turnpiEe jy 3O-2tS
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WANTED, BY AN INTELLIGE Mt
w young man, situation as Glenn or - Les ,aIsa
charge of an ENGLISH SCHOOL. Best Of refer
ences given. address THoMAS III. FOLkES
Rich mond post stating salary. y..-tW
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HTO.1COOK AND HOUSE. SERVANT
~ WANTED-I want to hire good COOK.
Also, competent HOUSE SERVANT. They must
have good Recommendations and no oincumbrance
Mona other need apply. Coed wages given
ALFRED MOSES. Broad street,
iu aO Q, next to Monumental church,
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A YOUNG LADY OF SEVERAL
n years experience desires situation as
TEACHER IN some private family to teach the
usual English branches. French, Latin, and Musie
on the piano. Address Miss Z. W. F., Richmond
post office. Jy 29-at"
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WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS COOK
w and a LAUNDREsS. None but those hav-
ing good accommodations need apply. Inquire
of BRANCH CUkRANT,
iy 3l-aod3tx below the SpotsWood, no Sl7.
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Educational.

,1ss JULIA e. WHITING WILL
,,.rme The duties Of har SCHOOL on the fra,
.'inAy ~ IN September, at No ssecord street, be-
svNN' Main ard Cary. A share OF the public pa
l"t',.ssn /. earnestly solicited.
y aus. Reasonable.
t,n,s nv permission, 10 Rev. A. B. Smith. Han
l.. F. B'sir, Williamsburg; and w. 9.
.'r'.. .,rc Richmond iy Slim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-31
Wl7ats.

WTANTED, A LADY WITHOUT
w incumbrance to take charge Of small
family of children and do general housswork.
settled lady preferred-musl come well recon-
mended Apply east end Church street, Oregon
Hill, near Canal, between and o'clock z, M:
iy 3l--lt* b. Il PAdE~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-29

How They SETTLE LITTLE USPLEAs-
WITNESSES IN ISpIASA.-The Louisville
Journal says: A gentleman Of Koko-
mo, Ind, who had been absent from
home for several months returned, and
taking his wife travelled down to Indian
spolis to see the sights, look in upon
the Legislature, and enjoy himself gen.
orally. Arrived at the capital city, the
pair repaired to one Of the principal ho-
tells, where he registered himself and
'rlady" and called for a room. As soon
as the clerk saw the names he declined
furnishing the room, alleging as his rea-
son that the lady had visited that hotel
half a dozen times with as many differ
eut gentlemen, each one of whom claim
ed her as his wife. Here was q pretty
kettle Of Hoosier fish ! The husband
profaned vigorously, while the hotel
clerk saw that he had released a mouse
from a trap. The gentleman demanded
the names of the "half DOZEN gentle
men, who all CHANGED to be residents OF
Indianapolis. The clerk gave them, and
the parties were sent for. They came,
a private room was called into requi-
sition, explanations ensued, the betray-
ed husbands pockets filled with green
backs, after which healing ceremony he
informed the amorous six that they
might draw straws for the woman-he
was going to emigrate. He was as good
as his word. He levanted, and the
places that knew him have known him
no more to date. A pleasant country
that Indiana.