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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-01

RAILROAD ENTERPRISE IN VIRGINIA :,
Greenbrier Sulphur Springs, August 80.
Commissions appointed by the States OF
Virginia and West Virginia, in meeting
held here, have contracted with the Viz
pinia Central Company to construct the
road TO the Ohio river. The name Of Cen
trail road is now extinct, and both roads
will hereafter be known as the Chesapeake
and Ohio River Railroad Company. Edmond
Fontaine, president; H.. D. Whitcomb,
chief engineer and superintendent. The
operations are to commence at once, and the
work is to be completed in three years. j.
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INTERNAL REVENUE DECIs1oN.-The in
ternal revenue office has decided that where
one party was clearly authorized to transact
business under the former internal revenue
law, and was doing business at the time OF
the passage of the act of July 80, 1868, and
the other party was not so authorized, the
former will be deemed to have priority if
within reasonable time he takes the pro-
per steps to comply with the additional ar
rangements imposed by the new act.
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Annual Cotton Statement of Mobile.

Annual Cotton Statement Of Mobile.
MOBILE, ALA, August 31.-The yearly
cotton statement for this port shows that
the total receipts for the year just closed
were $3.50, 1913 bales; exports to Great Bri-
tain, 81, l54 bales France, lO,432 bales
other foreign ports, 1925; coastwise (in-
Guiding 1863 bales from Montgomery direct
to New Orleans), 1905 bales: Stock to-
night, 2,l6l bales. The receipts OF new
cotton so far reach 307 bales, against l57
last year. The estimate of this years crop
is 2, $50 900 bales, the portions of Alabama
and Mississippi tributary to Mobile contri-
buting between 800, 900 and $50, 900 bales,
sellers generally contending for the latter
figures. ...
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ACcIDENT.-On Saturday morning at an
early hour, as Major John I. Clawson, of
Virginia, was in the act of stepping into a
carriage, his foot slipped, and he fell with
great force to the curbstone between the
wheels of the vehicle. injuring himself
severely about the face and body. He was
taken TO the room of his brother-in-law,
near by, and properly cared for. Major
Clawson is extensively engaged in southern
politics, and was announced to speak in
Richmond Saturday evening, and was at the
time of the accident preparing to leave for
Richmond to fulfil this engagement.-Na-
ttOnQl intelliqencer, 3lSt.
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Disasters mt Sen,

LIVERPOOL, August 31.-The steamship
Russia ran down the bark Castalogo off the
banks of Newfoundland. The bark sunk,
and her crew were taken off and brought
here. ~.
The ship Favorite, hence for New Or
leans, which went ashore off the coast of
Ireland, has arrived here, dismasted and
otherwise damaged. 5L.L
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LONDON, August 3l.-Noon.-Consols,
93T@94. United States bonds, 721a. Su-
gar frmer.
FRANKFORT, August 3l.-United States
bonds, 753s@751a.
LIVERPOOL, August 31.-Noon.-Cotton
steady; estimated sales, $4,000 bales.
Others unchanged. Afternoon. Cotton
steady. Corn, 35s. Cd. Bacon, SIS. 3D.
Lard firm at Cos. Sd. Pork firm at SIS. Cd
Turpentine, 26s.
LIVERPOOL, August 3l.-Evening.-Cot-
ton closed firm and more active; sales 49,
900 bales. Corn, 36s. Wheat quiet aud
steady. Pale rosin, l4s. Cd. Other articles
same.
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ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.
a further supply Of this Invaluable
MEDICINAL, WATER

NCD1C1NkAL w A1hiA,
fresh from the Springs, in halfga lions and quarts
No mineral water has established such Il reputa-
ton this In the cure Of some of the worst mala-
dies OF the human system, such as Chronic bfar-
rh9a, and Dysentery, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Scro-
fula. and Skin Diseases, Affections of the Kidneys
and Bladder, and Piles.
In those ailments peculiar to the female consti-
tuition 1t has achieved the most marked cures, and
in multitude of cases well vouched.
AS an appetizer and restorative to an enfeebled
constitution 1t is perhaps without rival.
Price, $40 per case Of one dozen half. gallon bot
ties. We also sell the s'MASS, - or SALTS Of the
water. PURCELL, LADD C CO.,
aula-eodlOt Druggists, Richmond, Va.
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REVENUE AFFAIEs.-Commissioner Rol-
Inns has decided that as the proper court III
Pennsylvania refused to administer the oatn
Of Office to John 2. O'Neill, lately appointed
United States District Attorney by the Ere
sident, and continues to recognize Glipln,
the old incumbent, he will continue to
transact the business of the revenue bu-
reau through him.
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By calling at JOSEPH STRAUSE's, No. 1893
Main street, you can get
FINE BLACK and COLORED LAWNS, 12s, 90
and Csc; ...-.s.. -.as-.. m..
MOzAMBIQUES, LENOs TAMARTINEs, BA-
REGES, GRENADINES, FRENCH CAM
BRIO, and other Dress Goods, at half their
value; p
BLACK, FIGURED. and COLORED SILK, at
$l.a7s, worth $3.50;
BLACK SILK UMBRELLAS at 81. IS, worth 81;
IRISH LINEN at so. 50, &c., and 81, very cheap {;
SHIRT BOSOMS, very fine, Mt 25, 37A and soc.
The greatest bargains in CAMBRIA WORKED
BANDS and EDGING; ------------
GREEN, BLUE and BROWN GRENADINE
Wells at &c., worth SLIPS; .-,.., --.s '-
Good quality LADIES', MISSES, and CHILL
DREN'S HOSE, 123c.;
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEF, 10 and 12Sc., &c. !;
LINEN TOWELING, TABLE DAMAsK,
PRINTS, BROWN and BLEACHED SHIRT
ING and SHEETING, PILLOW-CASE MUS
LIN, HOOP SKIRTS, FLANNELS, = T.
and thousands of other Goods too numerous to
mention, all which will be offered to please one
and all who viii call without delay between Fif-
teenth and Seventeenth streets. opposite Palmer
& Sons. r. t4G p JOSEPH STRAUSE.
au l8
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An ERROR CoRRECTED.-Our friend the
Dispatch has been led into an error by the
letter of Fulton in the Baltimore American.
Harry and Sam Kimberley have no connec-
ton with the Kimberley mentioned by Full
tom, and are anything but Radicals.-Nor-
folk Yirqi,aiQn. II }.
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Large Democratic Procession Mt New
Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, August 31.-Moderate
estimates place the number of persons in
the Democratic procession Saturday night
at fifteen thousand, of whom two thousand
five hundred were mounted. The ovation
continued till after midnight, and the police
records fail to show 8 single arrest more
than usual, though over one hundred thou
sand people were on the streets at once.
The Republicans contemplate making a
demonstration on the 9th Of September.
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HORRIBLE OUTRAGE.-Neao York, August
30.-A young girl named Mary Ann Rus
sell was run over and killed on Thursday
night by the Hudson river cars at Peekskill.
She is now proved to have been violated by
two men and left on the track in an insen-
sible condition. The villains are at large.
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a TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.-Detroit, August
Va terrible tragedy occurred ct Bell
in.Ver, small station on Great river, in
Eaaaca. The saw and grist mill of E. Van
otoen was burned, and Van Orden, his
"ie, and nephew were burned. 1t is sup
poaea they were robbed and murdered be-
lure the mills were fired. Another mill in
,ae vicinity, owned by Detroit parties, was
burned, with one million feet Of lumber.
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States Mint.

Explosion at the United States MINT
PHILADELPHIA, August 3l.-The gas
metre in the basement of the United States
mint exploded this morning, seriously in
Turing two men. The building was but
little damaged.
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Annual Cotton Statement of New
Orleans.

New ORLEANS, August 9l.-The cotton
statement for the past year shows total re-
ceipts, 6,69S bales; net receipts, 1884
bales. Exports-foreign, 5s5,ls5 bales
coastwise, 1902 bales. Stock tonight
1877 bales.
Since the above statement the steamer
Governor Allen arrived late this evening
with 9l8 bales of cotton, of which $50
bales are of the new crop, the season being
from fifteen to twenty days earlier than
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THE SEPTEMBER SESSION OF CONGRESS-
II is stated that Senator Morgan, who has
been consulting with Republicans In this
city, and General Schenck, will meet here
prior to the 2lst of September, to finally de-
iermine the subject of q session of Congress
At that Unconstitutional Inteligencer.
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ION FROM GENsRAL RosEcaANs.--The
ing card appeared in the Washington

r,sp FROM GENsRAL RosEcsANs.--Ihe
,,,.ring card appeared in the Washington
NV %%son;cle of Sunday:
S sstors Daily Morning Chronicle: =. ),
iop, the caption of Rosecrans's Mission
t'p he White Sulphur Springs" nnkind in
T. !, , taoe and temper, and untrue in its asser-
j. t. ,oI If fact. If you mean TO deal fairly,
'%ns ,; u ne through your columns to say to
S, IT, readers and to all who love cur coun-
~; :,%' that my mission " was one Of my own
INCEPTION, and was inspired BY most ear
as s:,b an rs willing to lay down my life
F"'s .r vho lives beneath our flag. No party
Is y sr s}nv,hing to do with tho individual.
!; 3a Ian, NC am responsible, and any information
! an nm NAY have received to the contrary is
70" .nons. w s. RosEcRASS.
wi WG7gard's Hotel, August %, 1868.
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THE SOUTHERN LEGISLATURES.

ATLANTA, GA, August 31.-The Senate
to-day unanimously passed resolution au-
thorizing the Governor to issue procla-
nation disbanding armed associations
throughout the State. Negro bands exist
throughout the State, and in one county
they have resisted the sheriff.
In the House Sims (negro) continued his
speech on negro eligibility. He said the
introducr of the resolution to unseat the
negroes had cast fre-brand into the House,
and if the question was pressed it would
precipitate war.
Porter (negro) followed, and has the floor
tomorrow.
LOUISIANA-MORE RADICAL FRAUD.
NEW ORLEANS, August 31.-The Senate
to-day ousted E. s. Jewell, senator from Or
Pinchbeck in his place. The ground OF
contest was fraud, and the witness on whose
testimony the Election Committees report
was chiefly based, has sworn to an affidavit,
which is published, declaring his evidence
given before the Election Committee to be
false and untrue from beginning to end,
and that he was Influenced and induced by
certain prominent members of the Radical
party to testify as he did by the promise of
reward. An effort was made to bring this
witness before the Senate to-day, but the
Republicans refused to permit it.
The proceedings in the Senate to-day
were utterly discordant, the Republicans
not harmonizing among themselves. Jewell
was not heard in his own defence.
He has by his course during the session
incurred the luminosity of a number Of Rad
ical senators, and one remarked during the
proceedings that C the Democrats had
brought this action upon themselves"
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gg HARD TIMES MADE EASY.

AND THE WAY TO DO 1T
Is to economist in the purchase of every article
necessary for ones use, Of
JOSEF STRAU USE,
1893 MAIN STREET.
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RICHMOND, September ], lses.

NOTICE. will continue business at the old
Exchange, and shall be happy to serve my friends
and the public generally In the SALE OF TO
Try PRODUCE To those who know me 1. Is
o. necessary to say that all of my energies shall
be Ised for their interest; TO those who do not,
respectfully refer them 10 banks, bankers, mer-
chants, and business men generally OF Richmond.
- -, u. T. WILLIAMS.
RICHMOND. September l. 1883. SeI-l0r
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GENERAL Wool denies the story that he re-
FUSED to shake hands with Governor Sey-
lAour when they met in the cars on the
"ay TO attend the funeral Of General Rus
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ROARDaNG AND LODGING.

nERSONS FROM THE SOUTH VISIT
i ing BALTIMORE can obtain FURNISHED
ROOMS at 81 per day, or IS to 81 per week
for the room. This 10 new economy for travel
iers. Meals near by. Rooms, q Liberty street.
corner Lexington. In the heart of business. TO
SECURE them, apply to w. H. MCLEAN. SO North
Charles street Baltimore. aui7-lm
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The approximations of Trouble In
South Caroiina-Circuiar from the
Governor, ..-.. ...-..
COLUMBIA, S. c., August 31.-The Co.
vernon issued circular to-day relative to
armed organizations and introducing arms
into the State. He disapproves Of both,
calls on all persons to keep the peace, and
says he will exercise all his authority to
that end.
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snuTH AMERICA.

LONDON, August 31.-Accounts OF the
recent events on the Rio Parana have been
received from Paragusyan sources. The
Psraguayans claim that the Allies received
several checks in two battles on the 10th
and 18th of July. The fortress at Hurmalta
was subsequently abandoned by the Para
euayans without the knowledge OF the
enemy, after spiking all the heavy guns
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MARRIED,

A. tbe residence ofthe BRIDES mother, In Sidney
ON the 18th August, by Rev. j. 3. deter, WILLIAM
G. ROBINSON and Miss LUCE Il. TOLER
both of this city.
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The season for closing out my stock has far ad-
vanced, and have from this day marked down
every article less than can be found anywhere In
this city-very important to persons having but
little money to purchase Dry Goods to supply
their immediate wants.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 3l.-The American
Yacht sappho has challenged the Ahne, the
winner of the late race, and the challenge
has been: accepted. The details are UNI
known #gaau
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Disturbance In Wilson County, N.

WILMINGTON, N. G., August 3l.-A diff
Guilty occurred in Wilson county, N. G., on
Saturday, in which Teno II. Greene white
shot and slightly wounded Dave Ruffin
(black) in the leg. Greene was arrested
and gave bail to appear for trial at the su-
perior Court. After this, Bill Grimes me
gro), president of the Union League, made
long and incendiary speech to the negroes
from the courthouse steps. He and other
negroes used threatening language, and
urged the burning of the houses and kill
ing the whites. About IL o'clock that night
Grecne's barn was discovered to be on fire,
but he and his family were afraid to ven
ture out Of their house to extinguish the
flames for fear of being murdered. The
negro Grimes was seen near the barn just
before the fire, and he was arrested, car
ried before magistrate, and his guilt being
established, was sent to Jail in default of
$500 security. The community was greatly
excited, but it was hoped no further dis
turbance would occur.
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ComMIssION MERCHANTs
pocKBRIDaE BATHS.
~ RooKBRIDaE COUNTY, VA,
OPEN JULY lar.

Z Situated directly on the road to Lexington, nine
miles south Of the Virginia Central railroad.
Persons leave the cars At Goshen depot Virginia
Central railroad. where simple stage sEnd express
facilities connect with the daily western and east
ern trains. The road fsom Goshen 70 the Baths
thine miles) is now being put In thorough repair.
TERMS: - per day; US psr week; ~ per
month.
j. as-ssepaas HARAAN q AA{a
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Foreign News.
AUSTRIA.

PARIS, August 9l.-The Austrian papers
are discussing the relations between the
United States and Russia, as Indicated by
the ciyilities between Admiral Farragut
and the Russian Minister at Constantlnople:.
The representatives Of other Powers al
Constantinople feel sighted.
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MEETINGS.

M ASONIC NOTICE.-The mem @
w bers of RICHMOND LODGE, No. TO- ~
will attend stated meeting ut Masons' Hall/ w
THIS EVENING 1T O'Clock. BY order of thu
w. NJ. JAMES K. RIDDlCK,
Sc lit Secretary.
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RICHMOND. Septem

RICHMOND, September l, 1868.
THERE WILL BE a MEETING OF THE
L HIBERNIA DEMOCRATIC CLUB held at
their hall THIS EVENING. Every member must
be present. By order of the President.
Sc lit u. BRANNAN, Secretary.
DANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.-The
Trustees of Randolph Macon College. Ashland,
Va, will meet In Richmond Va, on the lsT OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT to elect professors to I'LL the
following chairs-ytZ.,
MhTHEMATICS a
ANCIENT LANGUAGES,
CHEMISTRY and NATURAL PHIL OSOPHY.
Persons desiring the places must hand In their
applications, accompanied by suitable testimo-
Malls, by the morning of the day of meeting, or
send them by mail to the undersigned.
RICHARD IRBY, Secretary,
No. 1000 Cary street.
aulo-eodtd Post-othce box 397.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.

hlCdAOND, August 81 1888.
OFFERINGS.
Whedt-White, 4, 6ls bushels. Red, 3. 7O5 bushels.
Corn.-Whlte 400 bushels. Mixed, 374bushels.
0ats.-4 49, bushels.
Rye-994 bushels.
SALES.
Wheat.-White 40 bushels prime at $9.55; 74O
bushels prime at $3.50; 30 bushels very good at
-. SIS 20 bushels good at 81 so 81 bushels at S. 80
80 bushels at ~. 35 "a bushels medium ut So so ~
bushels at S?.25 80 bushels damp at 81 O23-total,
Ll02 bushels. Red, lls bushels prime on private
terms 4! bushels very good at S2.35 % bushels at
81 So bushels good at 81. 80 lO4 bushels fair at
S2.21s; $50 bushels at S2.25; 468 bushels common
at $2,lo; 8 bushels inferior at 81; IL bushels
mixed at Si.95 Il bushels damaged at Sl.so; %
bushels very Inferior at $3.50 81 bushels very In
ferior at $i,75-total, l,Oso bushels.
Corn. w hite, 80 bushels ut 1924 Mixed. 80
bushels al sl.2a; Pc bushels at sl.22-tota, mix
ed, 3l2 bushels
0ats.-lls bushels prime on private terms 222
bushels fair at &C.. sis bushels ut &c.. ss2 bush
els at &c.; lO2 bushels at 5lc. IS bushels damaged
at 5oc.-total, 4olO bushels. ..
bushels prime at $3.50 50 bushels at I.26; $50
bushels at $l.25; 90 bushels at $I.l5-total, ia
bushels.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Wheat.-Whte, so bushels Red 2s2 bushels.
Corn.-White, 90 bushels. Mixed, l46 bushels.
Odts.-976 bushels .
WHEAT.
Offered on 'Change from August l, 1857. to Au-
gust 81 1857 inclusive: Wheat, white, IS,s2a bush
els. Red. 80, 6!s bushels.
Offered on Change from August l, 1853 to Au-
gust 81 1885, inclusive; Wheat white, 3d. 800 BUSH
Price Of prime white, August 81 1867 SO. 30 price
of prime White, August 81, 1853, 81. 90 price OF
very good red August 81 1857 g.. price Of very
good red, August 81, 1858, $2.35.
FLOUR.
Country is quoted to-day. by the dray load SUI
DerliQe. BIO. rs extra. Hll Is family. Sl3.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
>----~--~-~~~~~I-~~~-~~~~ ~~-~--~~~-<e-~~-~-~
FRANK D. HILL. EDWARD c. GODDIN.
HILL & GODDIN, REAL ESTATE
Ill AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS,
No. 1903 MAIN STREET,
SELL, BUY, LEASE, or RENT HOUSES and
ton given to the collection of claims.
1850 REFER TO
Messrs. Lancaster & Co., Bankers;
Powhatan Weisiger, Esq; axis. II
John NJ Goddin Cashier Of Planters National
Bank:
q +. II. Deane, n. D.; E-E a -
Miles Turpin, Esq, OF Turpin & Yarbrough;
William Q. Durham & Co., Agents Old Dominion
Steamship Company:
Walter *. Martin Il Co. Sc Ism
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DHSSOLUTTONS, &c.

nISSOLUTI0N.-The firm of D. T. WILL
~ LIAMS & CO., Is this day dissolved by mi-
tual consent. All persons indebted to us VIII please
make immediate payment, either by shipment OF
produce cash. as Il Is important that the concern
be wound up without delay. Our obligations VIII
be promptly met at maturity. Either party will
sign the name of the concern In closing It's aairs.
d. T. WILLIAMS,
--a@ B. CONYERS.
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nor SALE, PEW No. % ST. Paul's
q s seafsh r'sh',A'nd a'l fsf aRSly CARY
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TNDELL1BLE.-0nr receipt of sixty cents
securely put up In . box, aNAME-PLATE brush,
and indellible Ink, for MARKING LINEN; the
ink warrant not to fade. -.
cents. Apply at G. BELLEN0T'S
Brand cutting Establishment,
au 31s,ny -".7Fs lalo Main street.
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DIEDMONT INSTITUTE.

DIEDMONT INSTITUTE,
4 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA,
Mrs. Z. X. MEADE, Principal.
The sixteenth annual session begins SEPTEM-
Der 2lST and closes JUNE 18TH.
TERMS Board, 5000 English (includinr His
tory and English Literature), $40 Mathematics,
$9o; Ancient and Modern Languages, each $40
instrumental and Vocal Music. with use OF instru-
ment, each $50 Drawing and Painting, $50. Wash
Ing and lights extra. Payable half-yearly In adj
vance. 1l-lm<
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DEB,


AT his residence in this city, on Sunday the SS,h
Instant, WILLIAM SANDS, In the seVentv-hltn
year of his age 49,, c.,p
tist church THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock. His
friends are invited to attend.
On Sunday August alst, CATHAR1NE, young
est daughter of Mary and Paul QufTk, aged one
year and twenty-four days. sGt
In Greensboro, Ala, at the residence Of his
brother, on the nth August, of congesfive fever,
Mr.. PITMAN X. WATT, aged sixty-two years.
MIR. WATT was born in Hanover county, V q.
He had been resident OF 9Greensbo but q short
while. and but few had the pleasure OF bis &C..
onaintauce He was an estimable gentleman, and
Viii he sincerely mourned by his relatives and
host Of friends here and in the Old Dominion.
THERMOMETERS, THERMOMETERS.
u THERMOMETERS, running rs high as $50
degrees FahreDheit selected especially for curing
'U sei K. W. PoWERs. No. 1905 Main street.
opICEs, SPICES, SPICES, in great va
for geso5Sg Ga5eoSss o isSs Main street
FoRr sAL Ei,5s four SPRING RING WAGONS
Two COAL CARis new
6 Two s sRR aKEg, D one AshPh1sa CART, "a
Two sets DOUBLE HARNESS,
TWO sets Single HARNESS; n..v II
sa ss u opposite HasktRs's, Rockets,
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WHEAT,

Wheat.-White, so bushels. Red. 2s2 bushels.
COrn.-White, % bushels. Mixed, l46 bushels.
OdtS.-976 bushels.
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QoLLINs INSTITUTE.

: The ensuing annual session viii open on the nd
OK September and continue 70 the fourth Wednes-
day In June, 1859. Charge for board, and tuision
In al literary stndies, s24a; music, go payable
one-thfrf on entrance, one-third on LIST JANUARY,
and ope-shird at the close OF the session. Circu.
lars sent on application. So 4. - = 49, 80
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION AND GOVERNMENT.
JOSEPH A. TURNER M A.:
P fT5 Il p BARBOUR AMBLEk, B. A.;
~ CHARLES 8. WEBER Music:
- = Miss MARY EVELYN HILL, = -ttgf
Miss LILA v. COOKE.
Miss SALLY 8. COOKE, ~, g..t...S1a
Miss SALLY BROWNE RYLAND,
- Mrs. SUSANNA v. COOKE, slrr's fsslp
Mrs. n. X. MCYEIGH.
Pupils by railroad stop st Salem.
Va. - n - - = - -
Every effort will be made to complete extensive
additional accommodations by opening OF the ses-
sion--at any rate they win be In readiness soon
thereafter. s CHARLES 8, COOKE.
au N-lw&Sep1,23 Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-01

French and German taught. Scholars taken nom
the First Reader and prepared for Washington
College, University, Virginia Military Institute,
or business. - - -
TERMS: First beginners, gas; then $40, S4s and
$50; beginning Latin, S5s; beginning Cesar, Sea;
beginning Virgil Sos per session payable quar-
8. T. PENDLETON,
an l3-2m Principal.