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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-24

RICHMOND NORMAL ScHooL-SECoSD An
NUAL EXASTNATIoN.-The second annual
examination of the Richmond Normal
School came off at the rooms, on Capitol
street, yesterday morning. This is on in
stitution of high character for the educa-
ton of teachers in the branches usually
taught in common schools, each person thus
receiving instruction being pledged to teach
in the public schools of the State for lin
tied period after graduation. 1t is under
the superintendent Of Mr.. A. Washburne
and Board of Trustees, and is supported
by an allowance from the Peabody Fund,
annual appropriations of the City Council,
and during the past year liberal contribu-
tions have been received from other sources,
which it is, perhaps, unnecessary to name.
The number of pupils is limited to forty,
and these must be of good character and
otherwise qualified for the important posi-
tions which they arc. afterwards expected
to occupy for the good of the rising genera
ton.
The committee of examination appointed
by the Board is composed of Mayor Cha
Pcachy r. Grattan, Major Robert Stiles,
DIR. c. S. Mills, George S. Richards, and
James II. Gardner Most of these gentle
men witnessed the exercises on yesterday.
Several of them made remarks, and all
seemed pleased with what transpired. There
was also very good attendance Of the pa
rents and friends Of the pupils, besides
other persons interested in the cause of
education. ..-- -..
The scholars generally give every cHi-
dcnce of the faithfulness and efficiency Of
the teachers, and evinced great proficiency
in their respective studies. We may men,
ton particularly the examination Of the
senior class in history, written arithmetic,
and reading; of the junior class in ply
siology; and of the whole school in mental
arithmetics. o. the essays and valedictory
we forbear to remark, az the essayists pre-
fer that their names shall not be pub
lished. Object teaching, the teaching cIer-
else, and gymnastics, were interesting and
novel features of the entertainment, and
the singing Of the scholars was good.
Twelve young ladies we're pronounced
graduates, but some of them will take what
is known as the ex-senior course during the
next session, which commences October lst.
The others viii probably goa once to teach
ing, for which their training at tho Normal
school has fitted them in an eminent degree
as educated and accomplished ladies' of
good antecedents; we commend them to the
people of the State. We had almost forgot
ten to mention that the scholars on yester-
day took occasion to compliment their teach
ers, Miss Emma Dodge aud Miss Brcck, by
the presentation of handsome testimonial
to each. After what we witnessed on yes
tcrday we can hardly doubt that they were
worthily bestowed. -
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FURNITURE, &c.

FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, &C.
Il HARDWOOD & HITTER, opposite the post
Office, Main street, are now prepared 70 manuiac.
we have now on hand the most elegant stock OF
CHAMBER, sPARLOR, and DINgNG-ROoM
FURNITURE that has been seen In Richmond for
many wears. CHAMBER SETS can be bought at
nur establishment from gas to 5000. -,
osv m SSTTRESSEsS' and SPRING BEDS or all styles
ma de to order and waErantcdas represented.
AS the prices Of most other goods are coming
down. we have reduced the price of every article
in our line and are now selling about us low Is we
did before the war; All In want OF FURNITURE
or MATTRESSES can make money by examining
our stock before buying. We nave gooos TO SUIT
the rich OR the poor. ,,nr,,,
opposite the post-ofhce, Main strses;
lie 2l-3,n, -s..-- j ,.=, ~ j. hlcDMonu, w.
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A HANOVER NEGRO ARREsTED.--Clai-
borne Holmes, a negro from Hanover, re-
gistcred In Monroe ward yesterday, and
General Candy, having learned that his was
fraudulent registration, ordered him to be
at once arrested, and he is now in the guard
house at Camp Grant. Let this serve as a
warning to the negroes in the country.
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LOST AND FOUND.

@ x REWARD.-STRAYE or rSlso
SC STOLEN, Il BLOODHOUNDa~S
mixed with bull, with yellow legs, yellow spots
over the eyes and is very large dog, Is very ia,,
smooth hair, and answers TO the name or " Dasn;
will pay the above reward for the delivery ot the
said dog to me- or for any Information lnal may
lead to his recovery. s1 $3.50.
L. ". ROBINSON, c. II. c.,
corner of Twenty-ninth and * streets,
tc 2A3E Union I'LL.
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UNgAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING ~
THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE JUNE 81, 1869.
Miss Cary 4. Power, Warren Hooker, Mrs.
Isaac ". Walker, Miss Sue Barber, Rich
mond, Va; Miss Bette W. Dixon, Williams
burg, Va; Rev. George G.. E1all, Pattons-
burg, Va; Charles Gapson; Postmaster,
Va.
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THE BEST THING OUT.-Of course we allude to
TRIBBETT's yERMIrE1, the great remedy for
worms In the human body. Everybody is trying IT,,
and everybody seems satisfied with the result 1t Is
pleasant to the taste and sure to cure. Manufac-
tured by w. W. TRIBBgTT, the Main-Street con-
ectioner and for sale by all the leading druggists
In the country.
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10. B. B.--At the last meeting of Rim
mon Lodge, No. GS, the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year: n. Ezc-
kiel, president; William Heller, yice-prc-
sident; J. May, treasurer; L. Schaap, re-
cording secretary; L. Hexter, financial sec
retnry; NJ. S. Block, assistant financial sec
retary; Dan Stern, monitor and iuside
guard II, Saal, outside guard. Trustees
". Lovenstein, NJ. J. Mchclbachcr, Isaac
Hutzler, j. Guggenheimer, Gerson Heller
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To TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAfERS.--I willie at
~ tend AT my ot.ics daily between the hours or
o'cloek A. NJ. aud o. clock L. M, from the 18th 10
the s0th JuGc inclusive, for the purpose OF re
caiying from any person charged with city taxes
the whole or ole-haR OF the amount Of taxes
charged t.edacting from the whole amount or one
half as the case may be, ten per eentum thereon.
IN order CITY Council. C.p. WORD,
tel-ln Collector City Taxes.
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THosB LLAMA LACE SHAwLs at LEVY BRO
THEIRS deserve the attention OF those In want OF
the article. The stock that they now exhibit Is the
largest offered in this city, and the variety of
styles and qualities are snch as to suit the most
fastldlous We advise all In want TO call carly, as
It IL but seldom that such selection can be found.
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STRASGE YoUNG AES.-Tucsday morn
ing two respectable young men, employed
in one of our first commission houses, were
applied to to find out why they had not re-
ctstered. Their reply was that that was
nobody's - business, and even if it was
they could not be made to register. Such
men as these either lack proper mental
balance or else nre in the interest of the
Wells party.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE AT THE TOBACCO
ExCHANGE-MR. WILLIAMs's ANNUAL
SALE.-There Bas o pleasant reunion of
merchants, planters, and professional men
at the Tobacco Exchange yesterday after
noon, the occasion being the annual pre-
MUM tobacco sale of MIR. D. 7. Williams,
o woll-known and enterprising commission
merchant of this city.
The Lion" of the day was Hon. Sal
mon P. Chase, Chief Justice Of the United
States, who was present by special invita-
ton. AT about O'clock the fall of the
auctioneer's hammer vas arrested by the
voice of Mr.. E. 0. Noting, president of the
Tobacco Exchange, who in few remarks
begged leave to introduce the distinguished
visitor.
The Chief Justice gracefully bowed his
acknowledgment of the courtesy and as
the tobacco men seemed to expect him to
say something, he took the platform and
spoke as follows:
81 am in the habit, gentlemen, of pro-
nouncing opinions from the bench, and
sometimes I deliver charge to the jury :;
but I sec here no bench, except that occu
pied By these gentlemen in front (referring
to Captain Shepherd and his assistants) :,
and no jury-box, unless these seats on
either side (rcferring to those occupied by
the tobacco bidders) may be called such.
So feel myself rather out Of place. You
must not expect anything like speech
from me. l can only thank you for the
kindness Of your welcome and give utter
ance to one sentiment which lies in my
heart and must have utterance from my
lips: May God bless you all, and may the
future Of Virginia be more happy and more
prosperous than the most happy and most
prosperous days of her pest"
These few words, accompanied az they
were by unmistakable evidence Of sincerity
and good feeling, were received with great
applause, and there was hearty response
to tho call Of some enthusiastic gentleman
for three cheers for Chief Justice Chase.
The company then adjourned to the lover
part of the building, where Mr.. Williams
had provided handsome collation. for his
friends. Toasts Ucrc drunk to the Chief
Justice, to the merchants of Richmond, to
Mr.. Williams, and to the judiciary; and
appropriate remarks in response were made
by William II. Mcfarland, Esq, D. 7.
Williams, John s. Wise, and others.
Some time had been spent III social en-
joyment, when Judges Burnham, Dorman,
and Willoughby, Of the Supreme Court of
Appeals, arrived upon the scene, and were
introduced by Mr.. Williams.
Immediately there arose loud cries for
Judge Burnham, and that gentleman was
almost. forced to say n few words. He did
his part, however, very happily, and the
crowd drank his health in q bumper. After
ward the company dispersed.
This little affair was altogether very
pleasant one. Chief Justice Chase Won
hosts Of friends by his sfahility and plea
SAINT conversation and Mr.. Williams, il
possible, increased his popularity in the
community by an entertainment SO well
timed.
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San Sete. go iil5iI l :. :. :. - -
PORT OF RICHMOND, JuSE % ises.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Petersburg, Geoehegan. Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, HarSeys Williams.
SAILED,
Steamer Ehza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, Iner-
chandise and passengers l.. b. Tatum.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT June Arrived, steamer Kenne-
bee Freeman, Baltimore crchandise and pas
scnrcrs Richmond and York River hai,road, aRd
sailed OH return.
CITY PoIST, June 23.-Sailed, bark Egerla, for
Havre, France, with tobacco.
HALIFAX n. g, June ls.--Arrived, brig john
Givan tBr.l Mayo, from Richmond.
NEw'IoaK, June :2.-Arriyed, schooner Oaks
Amos, Edmunds, from Richmond eta James river.
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We call the attention OF our readers to the adyer
tisemcnt Of BALDWIN the Clothicr, to be found
under our clothing head. We see he Is after those
in want OF goods in his lne and offers inducements
not to be slightcd by those who wish to buy "a
heap with little money!
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Is THERE ONE ?-Is there single white
man in Richmond SO befogged as not to see
the necessity of registering ? Don't let him
have any peace until he registers. >-..'
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4 REGISTERING LUSArICs.-Five inmates
(negroesl Of Howard's Grove Lunatic Asy-
lum were taken to Henrico County court
house and registered by the Wells party
Afterwards, upon proper representation OF
the Conservatives, they were stricken from
the list, ~
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The PARDON BrslSEss.-Guvernor
Wells has pardoned Paul Terry, OF Meek
lenburg Ia negro), convicted OF shooting
with intent to kill, and sentenced to nine
months imprisonment.
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Latest styles Of fine jewelry, ladies' watches,
chains bands, diamond and engagement rings,
neckchains and lockets, silver ice-pttchers, anc
rich goods FOR bridal presents, just opened ut NOW
Ian e CO.'S
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HATS HATS, HATs."---A. A. ALLEN is again
receiving n new supply of Straw Goods and novel
ties of every description. All those In need VIII Do
well to call and examine his assortment.
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RExEgBER.-The offices Of registration
are open only from 8 A. NJ. to 4 z. NJ, and
this is the last day. Go early.
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TIE LAST DAY.-This is the tenth and
last day allotted for the registration OF
voters. II you don't register, you will al-
ways regret it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-24

NJ ELLYsoS & Co. will Insert advertisements Tn
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, al puo-
llshers' rates, for cash. Apply at this oiice.
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CHOLERA MoRBUs, CRAMPS, &C.-The READY
SPREAD MUSTARD PLASTER sold by MEADE &
BAKER should be In every chamber to meet the
attacks Of the diseases incident TO this heated term
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CONCERT PosrPoNED.-The concert to be
given by the choir of the Monumental
Church has beon postponed from Friday, as
advertised, until Monday the 2Sth instant.
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WHITE MEN OF FOREIGN BIRTH.-Go ut
once and get your naturalization papers.
Then register, and establish your claim to
citizenship and tothe privileges OF white
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TOAGULINE.-just received another
" supply OF this valuable article IL meets u
want long felt, and by Its broken articles OF
china, glass, ivory, leather, ETC., can be made
good as new. Being transparent, the joint In the
fractured article Is scarcely dscernIble Ii reslsrs
equally heat and cold, hrc and water; and great
~ its ,enacity that ID has been known to resist
| weight of over 200 pounds. The Journal II ip-
piled Ckemistry speaks OF Il as great Invention
hlIing gap IN The appliances of science. For sale
BY g. BLAIR, Pharmaceutist,
mya n SIS Broad street.
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CHILRDREI's SUNNY SOUTH CHEWING To
BAcCo IS the most popular brand in the city. Fol
sale by MEADE ( BAKER, druggists.
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DnRT MAYO .Iunp .

.. .........-. -....- PORT MAYO, June -, 1859.
II OST, a GOLD BREASTPIN with pic
ture on one side with two pieces of hair en-
closed, and is very much esteemed by the owBGr
Supposed to be lost between Port Mayo ana the
Old Market.
Twill give n reward Of TWO DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS for the delivery of said PIN at the
Dispatch office, or ut The grocery store of JAMES
HARTLEY, Port Mayo. -
je Ats JAMES HARTLEY.
TLEW. AWAY FROM THE SPOTS
Il WOOD HOTEL, on the 2Ist Of june NSG>
II CANARY BIRD. A liberal reward sT6SSL
Will I've paid for his delivery ut the SPoIS-X7SSS
WOOD. j. .2-3tE ES>SA
+ OST, a GOOD DINNER for the want of
! GOOD iFAM: also, TWENTY-FIVE PEI:
CENT by not buying your BEEF-TOSGuES
from r. i. JAMES, who sells more of them than
all the dealers combined In Rlchmoud
500 FRESH, SMOKED, and SALTED. for sale
ut stall in market ut market store, lila Main
street. je IL
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Observation-Disclosures favors US with copy
OF this interesting novel, by distinguished
English author, Charles Kingsley.
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Nor NEGR0Es.-James and Jennie Tur-
ner are not negroes, as reported in Mayors
court proceedings in yesterdays paper.
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MARINE TNTELLIGESCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS foR SALE bY THE HUN
DRIED at the DiSpdtrh office.
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EOR RENT, the SMALL STORE G
Il on Broad street between Ninth and Tenth, la:J
next door to CardoZa. Alsop 4 Fourqurcan. APP
ply to MANN S- VALENTINE,
Se 5-eod3w los Main street.
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EOR RENT, that very DESIRABLE T.a
II BRICK DIV Filing, No. 81, on Fourth LII
lretwccn Broad and Marshall streets, confirming
twelve rooms (cght with hrc-places) Kitchen
with three large rooms all In good repair. Gas
and water on the premises. Possession given im-
mcdiatcy Rent very moderate TO good tenant.
Apply at once on the premises. - - ~
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all public or private sales of real estate made
% oc.wsen the first day Of january and the first day
oa, .uy the purchase pays the taxes for the pre-
scnt year, but on all sales between the first day of
July July and the thirty-frst day OF December the
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LYME BROTHER will sell at half-past p. NJ
athree-story brick dwelling on the west side OF
twentieth street nearly opposite the Masonic
nan Also, five building lots on Twenty
eighth between r and streets.
THOMAS W. kEsEE will sell ut 10 A. NJ. elegant
pianos, furniture and silyerplated ware.
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Rtchmoltd 1ispatfh.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE ..DIsPATCH, ,,
- LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
eAPERS OF THIS CITY. L. I4<F -s-. ~. !
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DOR RENT, a PLEASANT RESI- a
Il DENCE, mt the corner Of Leigh and Ill
Third streets. The house has lyc rooms, bcsi'es
closets servants rooms, &c. To Il good tenant
the rent " III be very moderate. Possession given
forthwith. Apply 10 j. +. KEESEE,
f. u-5t Shcriffs Office.
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EOR RENT, TIE MIDDLE TENE- T4s
l. MENT ofthc Morson Block, on Governor LsI
street mo. 22l). Possession given at once. Apply
on the premises. H. 23-3t
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DICIlNUND AND YORK RIVER
II RAILROAD LINE-FnK BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH, AND TliWFST-CHhSGE
UFsCUEDULF-DAILY (ENCEPr SUNDAYS.
On and after TUESDAY, $tll OF june, PASSENGERS
fHr Baltimore and All points North and North
Nr,, VIII tx" the passenger train from the depot
O. y" EirhmomA and York River hair9ad i, at ut
steamer ADMIRAL. CAPTAIN l.. c. FREEMAN.
or orkENNEBEC. Captain J. II. FREEMAN,-both
hoai, having been put in firSt-ratc ordcr-rcaching
Baltimore the following morning IN time To con-
meet with the trains for Philadelphia, New ork'
andthc West. Returning. the loats leave lier NJ. NJ
Light rect wharvu~, foot oT Barry street. uaiS
tcycrpt Sundays) at - ciock r. NJ, passengers
rri> tn- in Hichnond ut 1915 L. NJ. TN" following
dny In time TO connect with the express train
on Tho Richmond and Danvillc railroad for Dam
Vile and all points on that road @reenShoro,
Slli>lrnrv Charlotte, &C.. y. c.: Columbia, 5. c.,
aud al points South.
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily except SundayS) ut !
o'clock +. VI. leaves West Point daily except
Mondaysl nj l0:lO \. VI.
..s Superintendent.
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RAILROADS.

fI-
S-G Ed 80. ..-ss.:ss.
OFFICE uF RICHMOND. FREDERiCKSECR RG)
A<l rOruNAC kAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND. juno Ii. 1860. y
ITTRACTINE ARR AN G + VI l. n r :
\ for visitors to the
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
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w WTANTED, TWO GOOD HOUSE CAR
w PENTERS. Call on Union street, In rear
OF :. Maccubbin's granary, to -s.-
Ea!-lt WILLIAM II. GREGORY.
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WI A NTED GOOD COOK, and a
w WASHER and dIRoNER, for the city--white; ;
would like to get two sisters, or two women that
would feel AN interest m each other. Address
Box Al pOst-ollcc je 2i-ltk
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE "a, l'os.
sp, rises Az Moon rises. .7.5
Snm cats ~ T.ls High tide. ............4 40
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E'OR RENT, ONE-HALF OF Mrs. lsas
H l.. G. ALLAN'S HOUSE, corner Of Fifth E.I
and Main strccts-furnished Possession given ON
lst July. Apply To GEORGE w MAYO,
Mayo7s Warehouse,
je 23-2w< or on the premises
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NHESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
I ROAD.-SUMMER SCllEDuLE.-0n and
after the 2d Of MAY, l>Ga, the Mali. TRAIN VIII
run daily between Richmond ana Coyngton. Leave
Richmond at 4. Nj. and arrive at Coyington ut
l.. VI. Leave CUyington at G:3o y. NJ. and arrive
at Richmond ut go /. NJ. ---. ....
ACCuMMDDATlDN TRAIN between RiCh-
rrond and Charlottesville on MONDAYS. W ED
NESDANS and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char
lottc>yilic 1T 4. NJ. and arrives at Richmond at
F:.J 4. VI. Lc1Vrs Richmond ut $3.50 i. NJ, and
arrives III charlottesville at +. VI.
The MAIL TRAIN connects at Gordonsvillc and
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, AlcNandria
and MANASSAS railroads for AicXandria, Washing
tom Philadelphia New York, Lynchburg, Knox
yltlr, Chattanooga, Memphis, New Orleans, Mont
gomrry. Mobile. &c: ut Sttunt"n with stage
cuacht.> for iIarrisomburg and Augusta Springs;
at Goshen with stag,cOachcs for Lexington, Nattl-
raj bridge, Rockhridgc Alum Springs and Rock
bridge Baths ut Mlilboro' with coaches for Bath
Alum and Warm Springs; ut Coyinstcn. with
stages for Hot, Healing, Sweet, and White Sui
pEur Spriaga, Lcwishurg, Charleston; &c.
JAMES +. kETHERLAND,
ap:a General Ticket Agent.
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WANTED, 4 competent DAIRIMAN,
w who can come well recommended. Apply
at this Office. je A-at
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y edmond AND DANNILLE RAIL
q R0AD.-CHANGE OF SCilEDULE.-Un
"nd after SATURDAY, May %, lo6a, the PAS
SINGER TRAINS on this road will be run fol-
lows
GoiSC WEST LYNCHBURG PASSENGERS
i.ayy kichnoud daily except Sunday at s]3 A.
"; arriy" 1T Burk"vile at 1880 A. NJ, making
close connections with trains the SouthsiJc road
Igr Farnyille, Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville,
Nashville, Memphis, &c, &c. THROUGH MAIL
Nd EXPRESS leaves RiChmond daily nj 2:i9 L.
~: leaves Dunyllc daily ut $40 l.. NJ. arrives at
IrccAssorO' daily ut IL IS l.. NJ. making close
hctlchs for ali stations on the North Carolina road
hoth East aud West of Greensboro, Charlotte,
Columbia, Augusta, and all points South:
,GOiAC EAST, THROUGH MAIL AND En-
LREsS leaves Greensboro daily at 1:is A. NJ;
icaNes Danvillt daily al i:OiA. r.. arrives at Rich
h,9ah daily ri 1855 A. ". LikEBBUkG Pan
oEAGEkS leave Burlcy Vile daily except S'mdaysl
ii :35 l.. NJ: arrive at Richmond ut 1912. NJ.
through tickets can be procufcd 1T the ticket Of
t'' ~ Rirhmond u all important points S0uti and
r"H'h"cat and ut Greensboro and Dapyillc to all
P"'hla North, East, and West.
riy2s superintnndent.
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w family Of two persons. For respectable
woman, good wages and pleasant home will be
piYen. x nulY I'll Ill franklin street. ic 2l-n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-24

Z ROOMS, furnished and with without 5::j
board; also, NICE ROOM for office. Inquire at
No. 2l7 Governor street. c 23-lw
TOR RENT, the LARGE BRICK "a
u TENEMENT at the northwest corner OF Iii
Broad and First streets occupied by Messrs. King
4 Todd. II Is arranged FOR store, with cellar be-
low, and for family residence above, with Il
kitchen In the yard and lumber-housc In the rear
This Is of the best stands for business Broad
street. Possession given on the lst of July.
jc 22-6t GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-24

WANTED, a HEALTHY WET
w NURSE twhitel, without incumbrance. APP
ply to EDWARD MAYO,
No. Sixth street,
Ie 2x-iw in rear Of rlingtOn House.