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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-03

RErrgIICANS IL CHARLES ClTY.-On
Friday last the Republicans of Charles
CITY were aroused by the presence OF the
ipdctatigablc Mr.. Hunnicutt. They as
scmbIed at the colored Baptist church
called Elan, and were called TO order py
camuel Brown, colored pastor OF the
church, upon whose nomination MT. Jana
lem C. Fowlkcs, white, was elected char
man. Mr.. Babcock, white, was cnUs1n
vice. president, and his son Charles Dap-
cock was appointed secretary. ,,++
m, Chair intimated that Mr.. Hunnlcutt
was at hand, and, on motion, the ioiio"lns
gentlemen were appointed comml',eo ~
invite him to address the meeting ana con
duct him to the stand MeSsrs. Aloel'
Nance, Vice President Babcock, ana MI
Edmund Waddell. This service was per-
formed, and Mr.. Hunnicutt addressed Tue
meeting in very long speech, IN whici, NC
travelled over his usual ground, ana oi
course advised all present TO vote Tor haul-
Gals.
Having finished the performance amlds,
vociferous cheers, Mr.. Walden nauaeo
him n chair in which he seated himseh
hrt owing to some displacement OF tllnoer
or some other cause, the reverend gcnlie
man had an upset and smart tuhlo!e'
dawn This created quite sensation
I,yinc been rightcd and placed on III:
r..t the proceedings were cohciuacu an'
,ha audience dispersed. All oi "hicli " W.
give upon the authority OF ci''Non' u 'i'
county.
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MAYORS CorRT-MAYoR MAYO PREs1-
MORNING. Levi John
son, charged with violating city ordi-
nance by firing pistol in the street, was
"set back"
Peter Miller, charged with assaulting
and beating, with intent to ravish, a CO.
lored girl named Susan Clark, was COM
mitted in default of security.
T"hn R. Kelley, William Bainbridge,
onJ rb.r,cs RObey, "boys in blue"
charged with being drunk ana o'So[aetIs lLs
and resisting policeman in the dlscnn,o~
of his duty, were ordered to be sent to tne
Libby.
Rachel Wallace, colored, charged with
threatening to assault Mr.. James HcMin-
mis-, was discharged.
Robert Lomax, colored, arralgned Tor
resisting a policeman, with impudcnt and
abusive language, was set back. Robert
said he was "trom Washington, knew
Andy Johnson, and had as much autho-
rity" as Captain Jenkins, who made the
arrest. He was of a different opinion when
brought bcfore'thc Mayor.
Hilton Winston, colored, charged with
having in his possession vest belonging to
G. r. Wilson, was discharged to appear
to-day.
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ST.. JOINS LUTHERAN CHURCH.-One of
the old yestry of this church requests US
to say that the church door was not broken
opcu, but the lock was picked and re-
moved and new lock put on the door, the
keys of the old lock having been obtained
from the sexton by somo unknown per-
son. He also says the petition to ReY. Mr..
Hoyer was not signed by majority of tho
members present on Tuesday night. Our
contrary statement was made on the au-
thority of the person who had charge OF
the petition.
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NO. l0l.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE METHODIST
SUNDAY School SOC1ETY.-Ihe annuai
meeting of the Methodist Sunday School
Society of Richmond and vicinity was
held in the Broad-street church on Tues
day evening, Asa Snyder, Jr., President,
in the chair.
The annual reports Of the president and
treasurer were submitted, but, on motion,
the reading of the former was deferred
until the anniversary meeting. The re-
port Of the treasurer, Mr.. James II. Wal
ford, was referred to be audited. 4 small
balance remains in the treasury.
1t was stated that mission school had
been established at the head of Seven
venteenth street, under the name of
/" Broad-Street mission school," and the
said school was admitted to all the rights
and privileges of the Society.
The following officers were recommend
ed by committee on nominations, and
elected for the ensuing year:
Presidcnt.-Asa Snyder.
cc-PreSidents.-Ja II. Pcay, G..
l.. Bidgood, I. W. Pcmberton, o. S. Nor
ton, W. G. Gary, +. Gary, D. II. Walsh,
A. A. Rowlett, B. Bates, and n. Morgan.
Secretary.-C. P. Rady.
Assistant Secretary.-R. f. Richardson.
Corresponding Secretary.-W. W. Sto-
yer.
Treasurer.-J. H. Walford.
The office of assistant president was
created, and DR.. J. Edward Chase appoint
ed to till it.
a resolution earnestly expressing graft
tude to President Snyder for his services
during the past year was unanimously
adopted, and elected some feeling re-
marks from the president.
1t was resolved that the Society become
member of the Virginia Sunday
School Society,"" and cordially cooperate
with the same. Adjourned.
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THE MATCH GAME OF BILLIARDS LAST
EIGiIT.-A friendly match carom game of
five hundred points was played in tho bill
liard-room of the st. Charles Hotel last
night between Mr.. Ed. Brian and Mr.. w.
Levy, and resulted in a victory for the lat
ter. The following is the score: Levy,
500; Brian, 47G. Time OF game, two hours
and twenty minutes.
A large number of persons were present,
and manifested the deepest interest in the
playing, which was OF a most scientific
character.
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DID, not TAKE THE HARNESS, and was
not sent to JAIL we unhesitatingly say for
George Lyons, colored, who convinccs us
that paragraph stating that he did take
harness belonging to Mr.. Sutherland and
was sent to Jail is incorrect. George was
arraigned on the charge of stealing har-
ness, but was acquitted, his innocence
being clearly proven.
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PUBLIC INSTALLATION oN CHURCH HILL.
The recently elected officers of Stoncwall
Division, No. 81, and Springfield Division,
No. G3, Sons Of Temperance, will be pub
licly installed at union meeting in
Springfield Hall tonight. Interesting ad-
dresses may be expected, and the eXcr-
cses will be varied in their character.
The public are invited to attend.
se Stoncwall Division will meet punctually
at I, and Springfield at s o'clock, in the
hall OF the latter Division.
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orR THASKs are due to our friend DAVIES, Of
the Lee Gallery, for the photographs or ourself
forwarded through his kindness. We must &C
cord the highest need Of praise TO these beautiful
works or art-beautiful-we mean in artistic
finish and accuracy Of likeness, not in the humble
original. These add another TO the laurels OF tho
Lee Gallery, and we are glad our friend bears his
houOrs go Well.
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A FORAGING PARTY.-At about halt-paSt
o'clock yesterday morning policeman
Sutherland observed two negroes walking
suspiciously up Main street, one with q
bag of potatoes and the other carrying a
fine pair of chickens. Being unable to
give satisfactory account of their manner
of obtaining possession of the property,
the officer started to carry the boys to the
cage. They had proceeded but a few
squares when the fellow with the potatoes
dropped his bag and skcdadlcd. Orders
to halt, and pistol shots had no effect, and
he succeeded in making his escape. His
comradc was securely Gagged, and arraigned
before the Mayor at 10 o'clock. He stated
that he had been working at Mr.. John
Pleasants's, in the country. He sent him
back until Mr.. p. could be brought into
court. The boy gave his name as Jeems
Smith
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RACE At JACKSON PAHK.-A match race
for fifty dollars side, mile heats, best
three in five, to harness, will come oil at
the above park at 1 o'clock to-day. Mr..
Baker has entered his bay mare Katy Dar-
ling, and Mr.. Allen his bay mare Meny
Traverse. Both mares are in good condi-
ton, and an exciting race is anticipated.
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Marine Intelligence.

MINIATURE ALAAHAC-ocroBgs3 ,, 1857.
sun rises......... e.l2 Moon sets o so
san sets............. 5.ia High tide, a. M...837
PORT OF RICHMOND. ocrosgg2.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State Of Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and Passengers, D. & w. Currie.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
Steamer Hatteras. Couch, New York, marchan-
disc and passengers. 5. hyres &Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner D. A Berry, Voorhees,, hence, arrived
ct new York on the lst.
The pilot boat Coo uette picked up on the ist in
slant. In Chesapeake bay, abandoned and water
loggad schooner John Speddln. from Norfolk for
Baltimore, with lumber.
Schooner Lucy ID. Higgins sailed from Boston 70!
Ricnmoad on The 29th ultlmo.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, October o.-5rrived steamers IL
bamar!e Richmond, and Champion, Charles
ton South Caroline.
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Corn and FIour Eychnuge. October Q.

OFFERINGS -Hhsat-Wh hite, / ,Og6 bushels ;
red, SIS bushels. C"rt--White, u bushels );
yellow ~ bushels. Otts-7GI bushels. Rye
Is bushels EMrsee,t-2 bushels. hy-North
ern, II bales.
SALES -Hh.nt-White, Q bushels, very in
ferior, Il 7JllS2 IL; seed, y 7j--3ly bushels
=. .3on S2.j7 red, o52 bushels, -. MAS. 3IH ;
CDrn-White, II bushels, 81 l.27E4sl3o; yell
low, 81 bushels, sl.27H. Ghs-7jo bushels
JJHJTEc Hys-Go bushels, sl 80.
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TCArL At MOrsrcAaTLE's, No. $40 Broad street
and have YOU stores repaired.

To BUsISgss MgS.-The H,Liy"ns HsrnM Is
the organ Of the Baptist denomination In Virginia.
and is read In every portion OF the State by nu-
merous and influential class OF persons who rarely
SEQ any other paper. IL has also large circuld-
ton in Maryland, West Virginia, North Carolina.
Tennessee, Kentucky and Missouri. Besides this,
1t has many readers in South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama. Mississippi, louisiana, and Texas.
These facts commend 1t to business msn rs an
excellent advertising sheet
Advertisements will be inserted at the rate of
sereuty-h hve cents per square, eight lines or It's
equivalent In space forming square. Longer ad-
vertisements in the same proportion. For stand
ing al ertigenents Of eight weeks and upwards,
iity cents per square for standing advertise
lnents Of Fix months and upwards. forty cents pei
square. Payment In every instance being required
In advance.
Specimen copies Of the paper will be sent wher
requested. Address JETBK y DICkIssoH,
Editor, and Propretors, Richmond, Va.
Office, 9l5 NJ lain between Ninth and Tenth streets
over the bookstore OF starke u kyIand.
Oc 2-3t
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New BASEBALL CLUB.-A few days
since young lady "from the country "
was seated at window up town, when her
attention was attracted by the passing Of
the chain gang as they marched along with
ball and chain. She Immediately inquired
if il was a Juse-bM club. A gentleman
friend replied that it certainly was not the
Pastime, as carrying an iron ball was any
thing but an amusement.
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ANOTHER Big APPLE was exhibited in
our window yesterday. This mammoth
specimen weighed twonty-cight ounces,
and measured eighteen inches in circurn-
ference. 1t was raised on the farm of
Mr.. William l.. Wallace near Greenwood,
in Albemarle county.
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The STABBING IN LoCUsT ALLEY
Late Tuesday night stabbing attray oc-
Cured at house on Locust alley. Ihe
fact was briefly recorded IN our Issue OF
yesterday. ,r;.
Yesterday morning James Lamkln was
brought before the Mayor, charged with
stabbing Lazarus Stern. 1t seems that
these young gentlemen were the parties
engaged in the difficulty. Emma DIXON
fair damsel, who dwells at Mollie Nor
gan's, gives the following statement OF the
matter:
On Thursday evening she was sitting IN
the room with Lamkin and Stern, when the
former remarked in the course OF cOh'ei-
satiou. "There amt many gentlemen
nova. days" Witness replied, u kno"
few" at the same time pointing ilrst 70
Lamkin and then to Stern. "Neither OF
us are gentlemen" rejoined Lamkln IN a
! testing tone. Mr.. Stern immediately
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EAST HANOVER PREsRYTERY.--As an
nounced yesterday, this ecclesiastical
body meets in the First Presbyterian
church tonight at o'clock. Members
arriving in the city are requested to report
at the church, when they will be assigned
to ouarterS
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spoke up, as if offended; some words en-
sued, and presently he rose and addressing
Lamkin, said, eff you don't believe Pm a
gentleman, Just walk out and III show
YOU" They went out in the yard, wit
ness still believing it to be joke: Pre-
sently Stern came in and exclaimed, Pm
stabbed ~ The difficulty didn't occur in
Morgan's house.
DR.. Parker, who was called in to see the
wounded man, testified that he had been
seriously stabbed in the abdomen, but was
doing better. He thought he would not be
able to make his appearance in court for
several days.
The Mayor decided to postpone the con-
sideration of the case until next Wednes-
day, 9th instant, when young Stern will
probably be present. A. B. Gugon, Esq,
in behalf of the accused, applied for bail,
but was refused. Subsequently the Mayor
consented to hear an application this
morning, when other testimony will be in
troduced.
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For THE PESlTENTIARY.-The following
persons were brought to the city yester-
day: William G. Holloway, five years for
horse stealing; Archibald uowlcn, one
wear for petit larceny.
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PAEpoNED.-The Governor yesterday
pardoned Francis Eagan, who had been
convicted CT felony by the circuit court of
New Kent county and sentenced to three
wears imprisonment in the penitentiary.
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THE LADIES FAvOKIrg DREssAAKER, Mrs. II.
A. sTAIARs, having removed to No. Fourth
street, corner of Main, near residence OF G. w.
Purcell, would be glad 10 see her customers.
Latest styles dress patterns just received. No ..
corner OF Main and Fourth streets. TuTh&S3tf
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RANDOLPH ROGERS, the sculptor, whose
colossal statues Of Nelson and Lewis have
recently been placed upon their pcdcstals
on the Capitol Square, arrived in the city
a few days since, and is now at the Spots
wood Hotel. Rhode Island is Mr.. Rogers's
native State, but his wife was from Fir-
ginia, and, if we are rightly informed, re-
sided in Richmond. He expects shortly to
return to Europe, having recently received
commission for executing State soldier
monuments for Michigan and Rhode
Island
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NOTICE.-Having on the 1st of Sep
~ t-mber 1857 associated with us Mr. T. L.
MOORE. OF North Carolina we Will cont!nne tho
GgOCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS under
the rrm, name. and styl, Of STEVENS. PEGKAI
CO. and Will keep 4 full supply OF hrst-c!ass
GROCERIES, selling as low IS thoy can be boush
anywhere in the city. The old hrm Is thankful
for the liberal patronage extended 10 them, and
the nsw one sollcits i continuance OF the same.
Goods delivered frse OF charge In any part OF ths
city. STEVENS J. PAuRaM
September 23i. 1857. se1
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GENERAL BEACREGAED. - This distin-
guiShed officer returned to the city early
yesterday morning, and put up at the
Spotswood Hotel.
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TRIAL AND ACcuITTh OF WILLIAM
WoRsHAM AND MARGARET BURROUGHS,
CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF BETSY
ST,yLEY.-Yesterday, after Judge Burn
ham had disposed of the usual civil busl-
ness. the case of William Worsham, ne
gro, indicted for the murder oil negro
woman named Betsy Stanley, who was
found dead in gully on the extended line
of ST. Peters street on the morning OF the
oath of July last, was called, and the &C
cused led TO the bar.
Mess-s. johnson x Guigon and I. ii.
McMahon appeared as counsel for tie ac-
cused.
Several witnesses were examined; after
which Colonel Johnson said that rs no
terminating evidence had been elected, he
would leave the case to the court and jury
without argument.
The iurv retired, but after an absence
of three minutes returned, and rendered
a verdict of not guilty.
Worsham was then discharged, and the
case of Margaret Burroughs, who was in-
dicted for being an accomplce ol or
sham, was then called.
Mr.. n. A. Sturdivant, CommonWeaiths 5
Attorney, requested that n0!Io proSe4as
be entered against her.
The request was granted, and Margaret
was discharged. 49,. :
Messrs. Gregory and Spaulding x
Thomas appeared for Burroughs.
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The LECTURE SEASON will shortly be
commenced, and We trust that our citizens
may be afforded as many fine literary
entertainments as during last winter.
The Young Mems Christian Association,
through their appropriate committee, will
soon make preparations to secure the ser
vices Of several eminent lecturers, not
only from Virginia, but from other States.
1t would be well for the members at once
to pay their fees and procure their tickets.
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ANOTHER SEIZURE OF TOBACCO.-The
revenue officers yesterday seized a small
lot of tobacco and implements for the
manufacture Of it in house located at
the upper end of Seventeenth street. The
recent seizures have created quite con-
sternation among those who do not manu-
fucture tobacco in strict conformity with
the internal revenue laws. Several left
the city, We understand, by yesterday
early trains,
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Isbell & Davis,
auctioueers, sold privately 4 few days ago
framed house and lot corner OF Leigh
and Adams streets for the sum of $500.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-WED-
HEsDAY, OCTOBER 2D.-The petit jury
were discharged until to-day, and the at
tention Of the court was occupied by the
argument in the case of the United States
Us. Moss ct al.
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TURNER GONE UP.-Turner, the indefat'gabls
newsdealer, has . gone up on Main street 10 q
and handsome store few doors above the
DSpptch OF
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CHANGE Or SCHEDuLE.-PasscDgcrs By
the accommodation trains to Petersburg
will note changes in the schedule.
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~ w. JONES, SURGICAL AND
VI. MECHANICAL DENTIST. All ope- EIqA
rltiogs ,hor9ughly aYd gently performed xts1rtS
TEETH EXTRACTED without pain,
and durability warranted.
Ofice and residence removed to franklin street.
f,urth door from S,yenth No 5l5 IA Sim
NJ DA VISION, SURGEON sA
II DENTIST. 0pPIoB AED kEsiDEkos. %aS1N
10. ui0 httn. ByTwESs ELBvsETH AND
yUsLrT, srsUa-s RICHMOND. VA. 0d I-p
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VOL. XXXIII.

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE obs
PATCH" " Is LARGER THAN THE COM
RINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
CITY.
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WANTED, Il iourneyman TAILOR
Wy to 90 to a country village. Mono but sooer
man who understands his business need apply
A single man preferred. For further Information,
amply to w. y. TuMPkINS BROTHER,
"fi.2 7,* Basin bank.
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CTABLE WANTED.-Anvo one having
- = good BRICK STABLE FOk RENT on Shockoe
HAL between Seventh and Fourteenth streets:
containing rccm for two horses and rriages, Will
please address, room 80 Exchange Hotel.
oc 1-2t+
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WANTED, BDARD.--A gentleman
w wishes to get boaid for himself and wife
In a private family south OF Franklin and west OF
oc ~ K. H. ANDERSON, Box ,lo.
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DOARD WAETED.-A young Lady
ID wishes A ROOM with Board In some lneS
and retired family, with widow lady prelctreu,,
where persons mind their own business oo"'o
maid in advance If desired. Address
nc . ~. Miss r.. DiSpdtch office.
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DentiSt9y.
yOSEPH WOODWARD,

JOSEPH WooDWAED' n2o.L,yy &8s
ONCE and residence, No. 72l Main street between
Ssvsnth and Eighth streets, aud next door
to DR. g. &. Steel.
All operations performed with a view 10 com
fort, durability, and beauty. oc 3-eod-"
DR. c.. j.. KLOERER, SUR I
~ GEON DEGTiSf date Of Baltmore) ~oIIlH
No. 300 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
Teeth filled in the best manner at reduced prices.
Beautiful artrclal teeth on tn. vucanil. base,
perfectly Initiating the natural organ and restoring
IA. contour Of tho face, al the low prices OF S0o,
rs, and $50 per
Eitrou. oxide g.s given in extracting teeth, rem
derng tho operation painless ana bale.
| I'm
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Stores, TiIttc0rc, DC.

IMP PORTANT TO FAMILIES.
l MOuNTCASTLE's STORE AND TIN
DEPOT No. $50 BHOAD srEEgr.-l -AG
ha va last received large lot OF the Es-Se-r
latest improved STOVES, which makes .spsS
my assortment OF Parlor, Cooking, ana E :s..-SSsS
Oric, Stoves the beet In ths city. Par y
lor stoves from Fo TO s20 Cooking Stoves. com,
ple,e SO TO $50: very large sizes ?'' 10 stO'. AL
Stoves warranted ~ represented -,
Plumbing, Gas htting, Steam Plping, I'M llh toot-
ing and Stove Repairing done at the shortest no
tce and on reasonable terms. All Work waTah'-
ID TO give satisfaction. ra ,r,,
AlsO rspairs STOVES and RANGES lorHofp
'''t " r. MOUNTCASTLR.
ocl-lm No. $40 Broad street
TUST RECEIVED. all sizes OF the
D MORNING GLORY HEATING sTo' T. LOT
parlors, stores, and oiice- ,,o.
se2l GREGORY & Co. lil7 Main street.
rUST RECEIVED, TIE GEM IL
y LUMINATED GAs BURNER PiRE-pLaCs
STOVES, for heating the rrs,. s:cona. ahi thlto
nsTI l4l7 Main street.
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ctITUATIOE WaNTED.--A lady OF
- several years experience IN teaching desire q
SITTT .TiOy .ith.r i'm . private family or school
in the country in any portion OF the state. she
IL capable oi teaching the English branches mo
roughiy Music and French. kefersaces gwen
and r.uu'rsi. Address Immediately "ns
"TEACHgR," Richmond post office, or D.SPo,c@
Office. Richmond, Va. se e-i-'t
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WANTED, A WHITE MALE COOK
w for 4 hotel. Single man preferred. Good
wages given. Four IRISH DITCHERS at 40 per
month and board five miles from the city. Thirty
good sHiSGLE GE1TEhS, white or colorsd. AT
once. Apply at Virginia Employment Agency.
,r 2-lW JAMES T. HENDERSON,.
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YxT A N r Il i, 100000 WHITE OAK
w SLAVES, 55 inches long. inches wide,
inch thick; - inches long, ilnche. VIDE, lhch
inches wide inch thick. For particulars ad-
dress w. G.. MAYO, box 10 Richmond, or Is. ii.
FlTZHUGH, Loretto, Essex county, Va.
an 2g-3m
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T AM A No. l COOK, anu WISH
| SITUATION In a small family. live in Ty-
ler's row In the extreme end Of Rockets
' 90 So,G MARY LOGAN.
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TTIDES WANTED-DRY, GREEN,
1 L and SALTGD also, TALLOW; ,"r "hIch 'he
highest cash price will De paid by
o. n. CHALKLEY Il CO..
Leather ard Hide Dealers
g., os Thirteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-03

ygT A " II 4 y. TWENTY tlE Il La
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-03

ANTED-RAGS, ROPE, PAPER,
w Cnrn.r- Bra,s. Lead Zine, white Glass,
&C.. &c, Tor which tho highest cash prices are
paid by Us.
Extra Inducements otfered to tho trade: oo
SMITH, POTTER CO.,
-, n 1907 O. street