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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02
DvE1NG AND sCOURING.

ESTABLISHED IN 1901. LIME
II MANS FANCY STEAM DYEING, SCOUR-
ING, and PRINTING acknowledgements, tso
FIFTH, RICHMOND, VA.-Ladies' dresses
shawls cloaks, and sacques dyed In any cotors de-
sired, cleaned in the very best and neatest man.
warranted to give satisfaction. have also estah.
ished printing department, and win print ladies'
silks, merinos, p0plins, delaines, and alpaca
dresses. Can and see samples OF my printing,
L. LISSEMAN,
Practical Dyer, Scourer, and Cleaner;
P. S.-Persons residing at q distance IRON t t.e
Ice 'sS'' - gu Jim
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WEATHER REPORT FOR AUGUsT.-The
following shows the state of the weather du'
ring the month of August. 1t will be seen
that there were fourteen rainy days
LIST, I'd, Sd, 4th, 9Th, rain; 9th, clear
heavy fog at night; 7th, 9Th, rain; 9Th
10th, clear; 18th, rain; 18th, 18th, 18th
18th, 10th, clear 18th, rain, very light
18th, 10th, clear; goth, 2lst, rain; 2zd
clear; 23d, rain at night; oath, cloudy
18th, rain at night 26th, rain; 9th, 18th
29th, 3Oth, 31st, clear.
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ODDS AND ENDs.-The ladies of the
Leigh-street Baptist church hayeT raised
$3.50 for the new church in Rockettsss.
Anthracite coal nine dollars ton. Gone
up dollar. ~a-.. ,-> ..
- sumac is coming in by the wagon load
Old fields pay nowadays. Isl.
1t is Samuel and not Saint Primrose who
is internal revenue storekeeper.
Shucks are now selling at one dollar pei
hundred weight. Send in your shucks.
Broad streets being paved from Trinity
Echurch out towards Chimboraze.
E Twenty schools opened yesterday. Ju,
ysniles blue. Z .a.ij - -
assFhe first African: Colonization Society
was organized in Richmond by pious co,
lored people, This was Mgsl5. -....r..,z..
The Religious Herald appears draRed in
mourning for the late, William Bands
founder of that paper. : -.
Sheriff Barran brought up several negro
convicts from Surry yesterday.
The Presbyterian ladies of this city have
fitted out missionary to China.
Captain Cook, of the Freedmen's Bureau
is on tour of inspection inINew Kent and
Charles City. ~, fs-r -.sr rzE
There are only twopublic libraries here
the State and Young Mems Christian Asso'
citation. The latter is best patronized.
The schooner w. 3. Wheaton ran aground
on Warwick bar yesterday. She draws only
~ feet water.
Where is the dredging machine ?
Hot weather yesterday. Thermometer
80 degrees. .-...... ....
Bishop Early is in town.
The city tugboat has gone over to confer
with dredging-machins o. muddy APP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02

The CANAL Observation-Disclosures
on the canal will be resumed to-day, ar
engagements having been effected which will
prevent any further delay in the tranship-
ment of either passengers or freight. The
aoueduct over Tgckahoe creek will soon be
completed, the damage not being So greet as
at first supposed. In the mean while the
boats will be lowed up the river several
miles, and then an exchange Of passengers
and freight can be made with but slight
delay to those having business on this line
of travel.
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APPOINTMENT TENDERED.-Mr. J. D. *.
sleight has been rendered an appointment
as business correspondent Of the Preshyte-
rian Publication Board OF the Southern
Church, whose Office is located IN our city
We congratulate the committee on their wise
choice. Mr.. Sleight is Christian gentle
man OF fine business capacities, and emf
nently qualified for the position.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02

GERMAN LUTHERAN SYNoD-LAsT Days
PRocEEp1NGs.-Rev. E. G. W. Keyl in the
chair. First in the order Of business was O
debate on the resolutions offered relative to
the union of this Synod with the Synod of
Ohio. After much discussion, the resolu-
tions were adopted.
The discussion on "Church Doctrines "
was then resumed.
The Committee on Absentees reported
thirty-three delegates as having failed to
attend. ....- 49,. ....r..-
The Committee on Constitutions submit
ted their report which was received, and
the committee discharged. Z. 9't 5a
On motion, it was resolved that two ap-
preparations of one hundred dollars be made
for destitute churches in Cumberland, Md,
and Egg Harbor, N. J. ~. ,...-........ ....-..-.
The report of the treasurer showed that
$3,S12.19 had been collected for missionary
purposes during the past year:
Resolutions were offered and adopted look
ing to the establishment of o publishing
house in st. Louis.
Resolutions of thanks were offered to the
congregations in this city for courtesy ex-
tended to delegates and visitors; and to the
York River and Richmond, Fredericksburg,
and Potomac Railroad Companies for free
return tickets. s.e nua
The Synod then adjourned to meet at Fort
Wayne, Indiana, in October, 1869. "sf
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A GRAND CONCERT .-Elsewher will be
found programme of the grand vocal and
instrumental concert to be given by Pro-
fessor Kessnich, assisted by talented pro-
fessionals and amateurs, on Friday evening
next. The programme embraces many
pieces of high merit, and the names pub
lished are sufficient to guarantee splendid
entertainment.
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Coop ExAMPLE.-Mr. Franklin Stearns
is about to set an example to other extern
sive planters, which it is hoped will be
generally followed. He is devoting a por-
ton of the Tree Hill farm to fruit culture,
and begins this fall with six acres of straw,
berries. The soil of that neighborhood is
SO we'll adapted also to the culture of Che
grape vine, and indeed any horticultural
product, that all the rolling ground of that
vicinity is likely soon to be covered WI. with
vineyards.
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EVANGELICAL GERMAN LUTHERASs.-As
there seems to be some inquiry in referenceto
the doctrines of this body, lately convened
in this city, we state that it adopts the
Augsburg confession, and agrees in doctrine
in the main with the leading Protestant
sects, except that it holds to the actual pre-
sence in the Eucharist. Its theology is de-
,:dedly Calvanistic in respect to faith and
regenol otion. Its ministers preach almost
exclusively in German. Some can preach
in English, boz only by long preparation
for each sermon; hence they we're compelled
to decline any invitation to occupy our pull
pits On last Sabbath. The Missouri Synod ,
o branch of which is Represented here, num-
bers 300 ministers. There arO as many as
thirty-four synods. The mission of the
Church is to the German population of this
country, which is immense. The president
of the Synod of Missouri, who is in the
city now, is also leading professor in the
theological institution at St. Louis, which
numbers near one hundred students. A col
lege at Fort Wayne, H., numbers l6O stu
dents, of whom $50 are preparing to enter
the ministry. The collegiate course re-
quires six years, end the theological four
more.t -=--'-sss-~-~-1- =
This is q conservative body in religion
and politics, eschewing abolition, fanati-
eism, and other entanglements of the Cos
pe1,
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TOURNAMENT IN HANovER.-A great tour
nament is announced to take place at Rocky
Mills, Hanover county, on Friday next, 4th
instant. Twelve knights have entered the
lists for ladies fair. We are informed that
John S. Wise, Esq, of this city, has been
invited and has consented to deliver the
address on the occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02

The CRY MUD MACHINE is not kept idle,
as some suppose, for the purpose Of throw
ing freight on the railroads. 1t is intended
to be used next winter in keeping open
navigation on some of the suburban streets
of the city.
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SALES OF REAL EsTArE.-Grubbs "
Williams have sold within the past few days
a lot at the southeast corner Of Broad and
Twenty-sixth streets, 1872 by l65 feet, for
S2,7SS. 50; farm of 100 acres, in Hanover
near Mechanicsville, about six miles from
Richmond, for $500; framed cottage and
lot, on the south side of Ross street be-
tween Fourteenth and Mayo, Sc by $50
feet, for s3,O5O, framed dwelling on the
west side of Third street, between Clay and
Leigh streets, 4S15 by $50 feet, for $4,000.
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The MAGIsTERIAL MIsDEMEANoRs CASE,
The witnesses in the cases of Justices Net
ties and Yeatman, charged with malfea'
ssuce in Office, have been summoned to ap-
pear on Monday next, the first day of the
September term of the County Court. A
full bench of magistrates has been sum-
moned to try the case. 5sa. ........-
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ATTEMPT TO EsCAPE.-A negro convict,
in charge of Sheriff Semple, of Portsmouth,
on the steamer Hancox, en- route for Rich
mond, attempted to escape yesterday by
going ashore at Claremont. Purser Burns,
who always has an eye to business, halted
the rascal and asked him for his ticket.
The sheriff then came up, and identifying
him. put him in irons. !. Y = =.
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| A Mrss1oyARY.-Rev. NJ. Fl. Houston, son
of DR.. Houston, of this city, leaves America
shortly as Presbyterian missionary to Bra

PERsoNAL.-Colonel J. NJ. Moore, chief
quartermaster first military district, is in
Washington on business connected with his
department. .--. 5..--.......... d.
Colonel 7. H. Stanton, paymaster of. this
district, has been sick for several days, con-
fined to his bed. r Es-a nj -~~.
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HUNNTCUrT REMAINS MASTER OF THE
SITUATIoN.-A late meeting of the. commit
tee who have charge of the scheme for
establishing Republican organ in Rich
mond passed resolutions declaring it mex
pedient to purchase the Neno Nations 4 The
project is therefore abandoned. /, p.
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A VALUABLE MEDICINE.-WOoD K Son, drug
gists corner Fifth and Marshall streets, are pro-
prietors Of 4 medicine which they call Aqua ANA
RIA or AGrE CONQUEROR. 1t Is put up especially
forthe cure of ague and fever and nothing else. 1t
has been well tested. They are filling large
riders for 1t. They expect to make 1t tile leading
chill medicine in the SOUTH and invite all who are
affected with chls to give 1t Il trial.
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T PROPOSE OPENING SCHOOL ON
| Tuesday the lSt day of September ut my
alttr's residence. on Marshall between Twenty
t.-,H AND Iwcnty-ffth streets. respectfully ask
,-s patronage Of the pUSliC. Terms very moderate.
Miss II. A. MITCHELL.
Il can With much confidence commend Miss
Hester !. Mitchell we'll prepared To teach Eng
Isl Latin, French. and music. She is 4 graduate
q very nigh standing In the five leading schools OF
~ Institute.
"i!.r literary taste and attachments are IN
lssa!: aud she Seems TO Inc, besides to possess
marked degree those peculiar mental, moral
a5t social qualities that TIT one TOR the vocation OF
rar!..F CHARLES II. WINSTON,
"Prcsident Richmond Female Institute,
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sun sets .6.25I High tide, L. NJ. %
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER l, 1893.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Norfolk. Vance, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers W. Z. Porter.
steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
Schooner General Grant Philadelphia, COAL
HaweS & Merriman. ...
SAILED.
steamer Ellie Knight, Travcrs, Baltimore. mer-
candise and passengers, Harveys Williams.
steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. C. Dunhalf 4 Co..
Schooner Sarah Ann, Baltimore, merchandise,
Curtis L Parker.
Schooner T. w. Ware, Washington, D. G., mer-
chandse, Crowell Currie.
Schooner A. Heaton, Douglass HaVre, france,
tobacco, Gray 4 Boiling.
BELOW.
Two schooners are reported below, bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Pit into Holyhead August 10, Bertha, Schwartz,
from Liverpool for City Point land sailed on the
Tthj- .. 60, .,
H. r. Wood. Curles, Richmond.
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VIOLATION OF INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS
Messrs. Peers and Henning we're before
United States Commissioner Chahoon yes.
terday, charged with violation of internal
revenue laws in regard to tobacco. II. A
Atkinson, Jr., appeared for the defendants
Case continued.
William J. Henning, same charge. Case
continued.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

DERSONS FROM THE SOUTH VISIT
4 ing BALTIMORE can obtain FURNISHED
ROOMS ut III per day, or 90 TO 81 per week
for the room. This Is a new economy for travel.
lers. Meals near by. Rooms, IL Liberty street
corner Lexington. In the heart of business. To
Charles street, Baltimore. aul7-lm
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Because you have tried other remedies without re-
lief don't say you cannot be cured of letter. ring
worm barbers Itch, poison oak, blotches, or other
skin eruptions, but try BENSON'S SALALEM
BROTH, and you will he relieved Prepared by
J. e. BENSON, Richmond, Va. For sale by drug
nsI SIS nnncrallY.
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IA little fellow named Johnn

Boz LOST. A little fellow named Johnny
Faudree strayed from his home in this city
on, Friday last, and has not been heard of
since. He is ten years old full face ;
freckly; blue eyes; light hair, cut short.
Has run away before, and on such occasions
gave false names ANY information of him
may be left With mis- mother, a widow, resi-
ding on Seventeenth street between Main
and Franklin.
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WANTED, purchaser for the ! dredging
machine. Apply to the city OF hicn nm ~
This is valuable machine. Inc Guy au-
thorities having cleaned out the oos.ru.-
lions in the river, have no further use LOT IT,
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE SEP
TEMPER 2, 1S6S.-Miss Mollie Wilkinson,
Richmond, Va; Charles I. Barry, New
port, N. Y; W. s. Hawkins, Haynes's
Store, Va; Paul Samuels, Caroline, Va.
Richard Pemberton, Goochland Courthouse,
Va; John F. Whitfield, -; Jacob
Knoll, Lynchburg, Va. Mrs. H. j. Pick
ett Washington, D. c. -1t..-
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RirIlmo11d MspattI1.

r, THE CIRCULATION OF THE s.DISPATCHr
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.
MAyUFAcTURIyG TOBACCO.

Opened to-day. IS hOgheads, 3 tierceS, box.
Sold By auction. 40 packages. Taken In, Is pack.
ages. Quotations are: . 81 .e :.,e saE rrr
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
L1Los.-Common to medium dark working @7G
go good and fine dark working, Ss@Slo: sun-cured
common, $eG0311: sun-cured good, $llG$12; coal:
cured common, Slol$l5; coal-cured bright SlsG
LeaE-Common dark working, $s@$1o; medium
dark working $l1@lSlo good dark working, 3D. 81
GS14; fine and wrapping, $l5G1Sr7: sun-cured, BIZ
low wrappers, medium to extra, $3o@$l0o.
SHIPPING TOBACCO. a.g aaI@#t
Ltt1s.-Very common and heavy weights, $7G
50: medium, $s. 5000 so good SlGGSll.
Leat-English shipping, Sla@$ls; Continents
shipping, Sl31$17
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02

VI. ELLYsON Il Co. will insert advertisements in
the principal newspapers IN Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
" 3l-eodE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02

THE AMELIA SPRINGS TOURNAMENT AND
BALE comes off to-day. A large numpel
of young ladies and gentlemen from 'n's
city Will 90 out to enjoy the sport.
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MONTE MARIA ACADEMY
OF THE VISITATION,
RICHMOND, VA.

The duties Of this institution, under the care OF
.hs 7 sIIes Of the Visitation. will be resumed on
49,; ,Se FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER. Fl, ~
Parents and guardians desiring a frst-class
basrdng and day school for their daughters or
s,Srds Win find here every advantage. Located In
ne bealtiest portion OF the city, in retired and
r,~srt!c situation, and with large grounds, II
,Soris in addition. every facility for acquiring
~ education tmoral and mentaD of high grade.
Ts-yp additions have been made to the building to
rr.s, increasing applications for admission.
To facilitate 20 persons reduced In circumstances
cr,ng 20 the late war the means Of educating their
c.gdrer liberal deduction will be made By the
,IIIes for those placed under their charge during
~ presen, year. Apply. for prospectus and terms
% The SUPERIORESS OF THE ACADEMY.
's-ti
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TOBACCO INspECToR.-Mr. Harlan has
been appointed tobacco inspector, vice G. J..
Haynes, removed. 1t is said that the ru-
NOR of Mr.. Pritohard's removal is I'M
founded ar. a se.t.. -: b. liz zr.ra-s 75gr
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CORN.

Offered on Change in August, 1867 Corn white,
IS. 445 bushels. Yellow, 1910 bushels. Mixed,
973s bushels. ..-..,.. r
offered on Change August, 1858 I: Corn, white,
ID. a96 bushels. yellow, 3,54s bushels. Mixed,
s6i bushels. '.."E
Prices August 81, 1857 White choice, $l.O7i.
yellow prime. SlO5. Mixed 81. 05.
Prices August 81 1868 White prime Sl.N.
MIyad 81 o3
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NEW NOVELS, sc.
- LOVE. OR MARRIAGE. BY Black.
BROWNLOWS. BY Mrs. Oliphant.
JAENIE'S QUIET LIFE. BY the author OF
RRAKESPERE. BY Guy Livingstone.
DEAD SEA FRUIT. BY Miss Bradd2n. ,,.
CHARLOTTE'S INHERITANCE. BY bliss
Braddon.
POOR HUMANITY. BY Robinson. "
THE MOONSTONE. BY Collins.
CAMPAiGN LIVES OF SEYMOUR AND
LIFE OF B. +. BUTLER. BY Brick Pome-
Also. large supply of SCHOOL BOOKS
o. a j. WALL TURNER,
400 lila Main street.
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FLOrR.

Country Is quoted to-day, by the drav load Sill
periine Sl075; extra, 81. rs family. Sl3. These
prices, owing to the fall In wheat In this marker
and the fan in flour elsewhere, are difficult to be
realized. Market quite dull.
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NJ W B 90 Z 8.

NEW 0OK.s.
THE MOONSTONE. BY Wikie Collins,
66 aE M Am SCHILLER. BY Muhlbach.
INV tTESTAMENT HISTORY. BY Or; Smith.
CAPE COD AND ALL ALONG SHORE Btu
RES By Nordhof.
BARNES ON PSALMS. Vol !.
ROSE MATHER. BY Mrs. Holmes.
I6SH BILLINGS ON ICE.
TJfF LOST CAUSE RECLAIMED. ~
House PAINTING, PLAIN AND DEcohA-
nrM ~ OF THE UNITED STATES.
Gillett. .s
LOST NAME. BY lie Fanu.
SEpv Mrs OF THE STOMACH. BY Mace.
HISTORY OF A MOUTHFUL OF BhEAD' hS
Mace. ,,u,.rxro
~ S'1eo SlA Main street.
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DANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE. no,

IL located 1T the beautiful village Of Ashland
- sixteen miles from Richmond Immediately
abroad. Session opens October /. 1853. Rev. ].
A. bu&CAS, d. d.. President alt,ed BY a Fscult,
" ability and experience, Ample arrangenents
accommodate large number Of students. TUT
Board and tuition "a reasonable as at any Similar
&.N'Ion III the State. For further particulars
llGtsS ~ RICHARD 1RBY,
'>G$irman Executive Com mittee,
2g.l-!ow& sv2t box 3sT. RIchmnnd Ga.
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Wheat;;-white, 5obushels seed on private terms |;
90 bushels prime on private terms lI2 bushels
very good at $3.50: 2es bushels good at s.. IS %
bushels fair at S237i 50 bushels at g. as IS bush
els damp at 2.25; 81 bushels at S22o % bushels at
gals; so bushels at 80 'l56 bushels at $40 l62
bushels very damp at $2-total. l. 1856 bushels. Red
10 bushels prime at 49, 100 bushels very good ut
S232i ZOE bushels very good at 50 80 40 bushels
good at $9.95; 80 bushels medium at So. 1913
bushels ordinary at 1910; 100 bushels common at
S2--total, 700 bushels. .a-...
COrn-Whte, l20 bushels at $i.23; 200 bushels
on private tcrms-total 800 bushels. Mixed, 1872
bushels at Sl.22 80 bushels at Sl.23-totab le2
bushels
OatS.--1sO bushels prime at 90; 1854 bushels very
good at &c.: $50 bushels good at &c. 100 bushels
at 55c.; 2a2 bushels at &c.. 80 bushels badly dam
aged at 0c.-total. 2,158 bushels. .1..r.- .f..Sr
Rye.-536 bushels very good at 81. 80: II bushels
prime at 81 80 so bushels prime private terms
10 bushels good at $127s: ia bushels fair at 81
so bushels inferior at 81. 2o-total ITO bushels.
2 Screenings 20 bushels at $l.25; 8 bushels ut
$l.lo-total, 20 bushels. TIT ' ="
s."-- RE-EXIIBITED.- 4.H ~Hl.l"f- .a
Wheat.-White, 400 bushels. Red, 434 bushels.
Cor1.-White, 3os bushels. Mixed, 1876 bushels.
OdtS.-76 bushels. .....s. r..,... an..
D,,o tn h,ct,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

oUGAR-COATED PILLS.-The attention
y ~ physicisns and others is called TO my stock
- sgiyG Ak-COATED PILLS and GRANuLES.
ihaye I'm store the most complete assortment In the
city from the best manufacturers, which can sell
az rnannsacturers' prices. Catalogues and price
lista, furnished on application. JOHN w. Ri.
SON, Apothecary aud Druggist corner Main ara
THIRD streets, Richmond Va. myl
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Mss TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL FOR

II Jung LADIES AND CHILDREN will
.@ .cnrc It's second session on the FIRST DAY
W G'TOBER and close the last day Of June.
Circulars, containing more detailed account Of
~ school, can be obtained from herself after the
r. Gay of september. AZ the residence No. ITO
Ei&a street between Grace and Franklin.
Terms. PAYABLE OSE-u ALE IN ADVANCE:
ttImary lass. per session nine months $50
Hrfmet.at" Class, per session nine months. 40
SAILOR Class, per session nine months .......5O
L&m and French Languages, each. ......l 10
~ .5-eI-
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERS.-The boats Of
IN the JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CA.
NAL COMPANY will leave the. dock as usual
promptly at Il II. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYa
and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods Cor Lynchburg and be-
yond Collected on delivery, or prepaid at the OPP
Hon OF the shipper. Freight received and de-
iiyered AZ nv office, on the dock. .s1.e. I'D
Way freight will net be delivered TILL charges are
paid. -.4 G--<
Boats locked and insured. -. ~ 90
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

VOLUME VI. VILLAGES REPORTS.
v RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH 1920 Main street.
VoIume 8 of WALLACE,S UNITED STATES
REPORTS, and a large stock of new and second
hand LAW BOOKS.
Law and all other kinds of books bought for cash
- ti'on In axc change sci
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02

VNO SHIPPERS. STATION 6as.zsz;:;5;,ssts,
Il Il HILLS LINE OF BOATSsssssszs
are now making regular trips. GoOds received tor
all points on the canal between Richmond, Le1lng-
ton, and Buchanan-5oats leaving three times per
week. Office on basin bank and Eleventh street.
We solicit the patronage Of our friends and the
public generally. Goods Will DC, received ~ All
times at our office. VIM. NJ. STATION, Agent.
iy al-3m - GSR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02
SHIPPING.

=
TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
n STATE OF MARYLAND will
Lave her wharf on THURSDAY the 81 instant u
5o'clock T. " Freight received up to half-pas
! 0 ''0'N' HARvEYs & WILLIAMS, Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02

TOR BALTIMORE. -The ~&Ha
Il steamer PETERSBURG, Captain ssaslsssss c
ROBERT TRAyERs, win leave her wharf on
THURSDAY, September3 3, 1858, at 20, clock A. III.
Freight received up to O'Clock 2. ID. Wednes-
day. For freight or passage, apply to & af.glt