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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-29

Mayors C0URT-Nnyor Chahoon pre-
siding.-David Green (negro), charged
with stealing ham from Sampson Jones,
Jr., was sent on. .. ~ .... .'
Mary Jones (negro), arraigncd for un-
lawfully trcspassing upon the premises Of
Ben Scott and creating disturbance, was
discharged.
Writ Taylor (mulatto), charged with
stealing lot of cigars from Henry {.
Montz, was discharged.
Robert johnson (negro), charged with
assaulting and beating his wife, Mary John
son, was fined five dollars.
Robert Scott (negro), charged with being
drunk and disorderly and creating dis
turbance in the street, was fined five dol
lara.
Frank Frayscr and Patrick Bratcher
(negroes) charged with stealing n pair OF
shoes from Henry Harris, we're discharged
Timothy Mcmahon, charged with being
drunk and disorderly and using profane
language, was called, and his case was con-
tinucd until the 10Th. Tim vcntured re-
mark, as he was going into the prisoner s
box, that somebody ought to whip "the
whole d-n police force'; whercupon he
was committed for thirty days for contempt
William Mifeton, charged with assault
ing and beating B. d. Brooks, was ar,
raigned, and Brooks was arrai oned on the
same charge on cross sswarrant. Both
cases were continued.
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THE FUNERAL OF JOSEPH KELLY.-Thc
largest funeral procession witnessed in
Richmond for many years past, followed
the remains yf Kelly to the grave on Sun
day afternoon. Besides about forty car
there we're several hundred citizens
of various classes in line. The services at
the cathedral were conducted by Rev.
Father Brady and those at the grave by
Rev. Father McGourk.
The pall-bearcrs we're John NJ. Higgins,
Macon Martin, john r. Sedgwick, Stephen
Mason, Lucus r. Harvey, James M. Tyler,
James D. Lyle, James Harmon, Francis }.
Riley, and Moses Finney.
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\ MIXED-UP CAsE.-It will be remem-
bered that some time since sam Baker, 81
negro sentenced in Henry county to be hung
for murder in the first degree, was brought
to this city by virtue of writ of habeaS
corpus issued by Underwood. The case was
u test one, similar to that of Caesar Griffin.
Baker was placed in Jail here, and rcspitcd
until the 2Sth instant yesterday. On
yesterday, after the time fixed for his exc
cution had passed, Bakers counsel, Colonel
Spalling, made application to Judge Olcott
for the release of the condemned, claiming
that, the time having passed without the
execution, the prisoner could not be made
to suffer, and had q right to his release.
Judge Olcott replied that he had no right
to release the condemned, rs he was in the
custody of the United States court.
The question now is, What can be done
with Baker? Can he yet be made to suffer
the penalty of his crime and if not, who
can be held responsible that the require
mcnts of the law were not fulfilled a?
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RRnrGur Tn Ii:sfiCE.

THE RODGERS MURDER-HHITEHEAD
GUILTY OF MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE.
The trial of Richard T. Whitehead for the
murder Of James Rodgers, of Manchester,
which commenced at the special term of
Judge Weisigcr's court, in Chesterfield, on
Thursday last, closed Saturday night at !
O'Clock by the rendition of q verdict of
guilty of murder in the second degree, as
certaining the prisoners confinement in the
penitentiary at eighteen years. During the
argument, which occupied the whole day
Saturday, the prisoners wife alld child
occupied seat near him. At times. while
the argument was progressing, the merry
prattle or the infant cry could be heard
above the speakers voice. On the rendition
of the verdict, the wife tainted away, and
was not for long time restored to conscious
ness.
The Common was represented by
Samuel M. Page, Esq; the prisoner by
Judge W. W. Crump, w. 1. Clopton, W. W.
Cosby, and N. Turner, Esqs. Whitehead
WAS charged as being principal in the second
degree. Willis, the principal in the first
degree, is yet to be tried. .s..
There was motion made for new trial
for Whitehead, and continued until Mon
day, on the ground of the clerks failing to
record the verdict before the jury was dis
charged. "t a-+-
Since the above was written we learn
that Judge Weisiger oyerrulcd the motion
for new trial, and sentenced the prisoner
to the penitentiary for eighteen years, the
execution of the sentence to be suspended
until the counsel for the prisoner can apply
to the court of appeals for writ 1f error,
The case of Willis was continued until
the next term because of the sickness OF
Mrs. Whitehead.
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T,r day of election IS now nearly nj hand. Con-
srvatlyc supcrinLcndents and committee mon
,,p,A begin to supply themselves with tickets In
t.rtftics sufficient 10 supply every voter, both
xsi,r and colored, in their respective counties
,rIal,';icts.
counties near Richmond can be supplied from
ans Of The printing offices in this city ut =. 50 per
IN larludinc postage. Those remote can be
rr-pl,lrd hy printing establishments in their Inn
nrIsic vicinity.
rorms Of tickets have-been sent by tho state Ex-
c-ntlyc Committee 10 all tho county and city super
,,,udcns. The form prescribed should he strictly
sNg -ii t0.
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WoEE TO De D0HE.-All persons who are
interested in purging the registration lists of
fraudulent voters, and in having a fair
election, are requested to communicate in
l"lgencc on the following points to Captain
+. &. Coghlan, secretary Of the City Con-
seryatiyc Committee, at the rooms opposite
The po8t-ofice: -....7rs l.r.....s
Report all colored persons thought to have
registered who are dead, convicts, minors,
non-residents, doubly registered, or who
have left the city.
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CITY co TNClL.

A called meeting of the City Council was
held Yesterday afternoon. Present: +: Messrs.
Kent (prcsiding}, Ordway, Friedly, Grego-
ry, Van Lew, King Yale, Dunham, Miller,
CrowelI, aid Pelouze. , -....,.,.. ..,...
The report Of Commissioner of Streets re-
commending an appropriation of 81 400 for
drainage in the western portion of the city,
was read and adopted. .-' ,~0.- ,,
Mr.. Miller, from the Committee on the
Alms-house, submitted a report giving the
proceedings of the last monthly meeting OF
the committee. Anon, other things the
committee reported that they had abolished
the Office of Second Matron.
Mr.. Friedly questioned the right OF com
mittcc TO abolish an office created by ordl-
nance whcreupon Mr.. Miller moved to
amend the report so as to remove the Second
Matron instead of abolishing the office. lie
was allowed to amend it.
The report was received and approved.
The petition of the police, allowing them
to draw two dollars and fifty cents per day
during the summer months, was reported
fayorably upon, and the matter was finally
settled by allowing the additional compen-
sation asked for during the months OF May
and June.
After disposing Of other matters, the
Council adjourned. @as .....
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fritk has designated the following places
n voting at the election on Tuesday next.
Remember that where You vote depends
mon what the first letter of your surname
i: ~ r:
MARSHALL WARD.
First Precinct: From 4 to F. inclusive,
corner Twenty sixth and M streets.
Second Precinct: From to 0, inclusive,
corner Grace and Twenty streets.
Third Precinct: From ? to Il, inclusive,
corner Main and Twenty-ffth streets.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First Precinct: From \ to 3, inclusive,
cd Market Hall.
second Precinct: From Cto d, inclusive,
Union Hotel, Nineteenth and Main streets.
Third Precinct From Z to &, inclusive,
corner If Main and Twcnty-sccond streets.
Fourth Precinct: From II to J inclusive,
Succncv's Bakery, Twenty fifth and Broad
streets. ... ...-o
Fifth Precinct: From X to VI, inclusive,
corner cf Twcnty-fourth aud Eenable
streets.
Sixth Precinct: From y to r, inclusive,
Seventeenth near Ncnablc streets.
seventh Precinct From StO I, inclusive,
corner OF Seventeenth and Broad streets.
Eighth Precinct: From L to L, inclusive,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
MADISON WARD.
First Precinct From A to r, inclusive,
Virginia lIall, Ninth near Main. ..~
second Precinct: From to Il, inclusive,
Smicr-, Broad between Eighth and Ninth.
Third Precinct From L 10 II, inclusive,
corner Seventh and Grace.
Fourth Precinct From to L, inclusive,
61i Marshall street.
Fifth Precinct: From NJ 10 T, inclusive,
corner Broad and Tenth streets.
Sixth Precinct: From Q to :, inclusive,
-! Main street.
seventh Precinct From ITO Il, inclusive,
:15 Fifth street, between Broad ana "race.
MONROE WARD.
First Precinct From 4 TO B, inclusive,
corner Main and Second streets.
Second Precinct From { to +, inclusive,
corner Third and Marshall streets.
Third Precinct: From to II, inclusive,
corner Second ami Duyal streets.
Fourth Precinct: From to h, inclusive,
Leigh between First and Foushee streets.
Fifth Precinct: From L to Nj, inclusive,
corncr Clay street and Brook avenue.
Sixth Precinct From N to r, inclusive,
corner Broad and Adams streets.
seventh Precinct: From s to I, inclusive,
corner Adams and Clay streets.
Eighth Precinct From U TO Il, inclusive,
corner Second and Byrd streets.
CLAY WARD. .'&
First Precinct: From \ to G, inclusive,
Wcstham House, corner Cary and Laurel
streets. -.. .
Second Precinct: From u to 7, inclusive,
Brold near Henry.
Third Precinct From G to Z, inclusive,
Oregon Hill.
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1. o. 0. Fat a regular meeting Of
Roane Lodge, No. l30, l. Q. o. F., held on
Saturday evening last, the following Off
GERS we're elected to serve for the ensuing
six months: William J Mays, N. G.. Moses
Quarlcs, V. g.; 7. Wiley Davis, S.; Will
liam F. Mitchell, T. ~'Na
AZ the last regular meeting of Union
Lodge, No. I, l. 90. F., held at Odd-Fel-
lows Hall, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing six months: George Bell ,
noble grand; E. D. Eacho, vice grand; W.
\. R. Nye, secretary; NJ. W. Warrington,
treasurer. The following officers were mp
pointed by the Noble Grand: George E.
Bowden, conductor: John C. Bagnall, war
den Hugh Smith, right supporter to noble
grand Henry Meyer, right supporter to
vice grand; r. A. Joseph, inside guardian
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UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
TIE RIcHaoND PosT-oFFICE JUNE 20, 1863.
James Johnson, - Ducsberry, Miss An
nie Brown, Miss Linda Word, J. Keeling,
Richmond, Va; Clerk of Botetourt Court,
Fincastle. Va.
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REMOVALS.

DEMONAL.
N HALL G. TCHIsoN,
wholesale dealers In r..
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, &c,
have removed to their spacious and handsome
warehouse,
No. lals MAIN STREET, ABOVE FOURTEENTH
where they will be pleased TO sec their friends ana
the trade generally. Jeh-eoatZs'e
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PIc-NIc ExcURsIoH.-The Sunday school
connected with Centenary church have ar
ranged for an excursion down James river
on the steamer State of Maryland on Thurs
day next, lst proximo. The steamer will
leave her wharf at Rockets at 7 A. M.
The price has been fixed at one dollar for
round trip for adults, and fifty cents for
children. The excursionists will carry their
own provisions. This bids fair to be one OF
the most delightful trips of the season.
They contemplate holding the picnic on the
grounds of Hill Carter, ESQ.,, (at Shirley
near City Point.
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JUDGE OLcoTT's CouRT.-In this court
yesterday Thomas Collier, charged with
being concerned in the highway robbery of
Captain Widgren, in the Capitol Square,
was brought up on hubcas corpus, and
bailcd in 81, 900 for his appearance at
court. ~ " ,
No verdict has been rendered in the case
of George Livingston, charged with steal
ing.
Tn, following cases arc set for trial in
this court to-day: james Chambers, Win
ston Strange, Dolly Lumsden, and Angus
tus Narrow. . .-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-29

BARN BUKNT.-The barn of Mr.. J. II.
Mackenzie, in Henrico county was set on fire
on Saturday morning last about o'clock,
and entirely consumed. Fortunately, the
building was empty, and the loss is there
fore comparatively slight. No insurance
on the building. .f--.. sf,a .. ..,.~.q +.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-29

A DARING TnEFT.-About nightfall, q
few days since, bold thief entered The
hall of Mrs. S. a. Terry, corner OF Fourth
and Marshall streets, and stole Il valuable
silver pitcher, which has subsequently, been
recovered from junk dealer through the
instrumentality of skilful detective.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-29

PARDON REFUsED.-The Governor has
acted on the following case !: William Dnla-
ney, tried and convicted at the November
QS68) term of the Roanoke county court
TOR horsc-stealing, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for i've years. Pardon refused
in this case February %, 1859. Applica-
renewed: all the papers of which orc
forgeries. Pardon again refused. ...
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUNE -, l'tV.
sun rises . s.i3 Moon rises ........u II
sun scts.......... III High tide. '.l7
PORT Of RICHMOND, JUNE %, 1883.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Boarnc, New lonk; <, ner-
chandise and passengers, W. {. Dunham Y GO.
steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, baltimore, iher'
chandisc and passengers. Harvccys Wlilians; =,
Schooner Hannah Warwick, specdon, baii-
more, coal Hawes Il Merriman. -
Schooner Nellie Brown, Higgins, Boston, mef-
chaudisc Crowcll Currie. als
SAILED,
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford Norfolk iner-
c,,audlse and passengers, l.. b IItun.
BELOW.
Steamtug Ludlow, with tow for Richmond
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, June 27Arrirsd steamer nd 1s
aengers. Richmond and York River Rs lroad, and
sailed 2oih return. ,, .-,,o Er;,,
fS.El :. Olsen, from New York, to load tobacco
Tor Fli!ne- ,- l. x,.lcr
RosToS, June es.-Salled, schooner K Nichet
son, Nickerson, for Richmond
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SHIPPING.

NOR NEW YORK.-The new 1<fTTS
ln aud elegant side-whccl STEAMSHIP psSaasAssxssR
ISAAC BELL, Captain BOURNE, VIII leave her
wharf 1T Rockets on TUESDAY, June %, NJ .
O'Clock L. VI. Freight received unlll o, CLOCK l.
NJ Fare Sl2; s:aeraen. S5. For freight or pas
s:ive ha, ing elegant accomIn 0,lations, applyto
E.0 WILLIAM G. DUEHAM CO.,
Ic os-2t corner Eleventh and Main streets
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-AY&-:yIII.Jii,
~ The boats Of the JAMES l-E-.ss-------1zs--S-J
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL COMPANY
will leave the dock as usual promptly at IL 81. on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
beyond collected on delivery or prepaid Mt the
option Of the shipper. Freight received aud de-
liycred ut my Office, or tllc Dock.
Wav freight VIII not be delivered I'LL charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
dell EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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TIE SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS adj
journcd for the term yesterday, after
adopting set of rules governing practice
in that court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-29

BARBECUE IN iIENRICo.-There will 81 a
grand rally and barbecue OF white anJ CO.
,Icd Conservatives ut The Point, near Deep
Bottom on tomorrow, the 30th instant, at 5
gclock ?. NJ. The meeting will be ad-
,resscd by II. 4. Atkinson, Jr., w. b.
h'gclow, }. s. Atlcc, and other prominent
sBcakcrs. AI.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-29

GILBERT {. WALKER IN RICHMOND
colonel Gilbert c. Walker, our candidate
for Governor OF Virginia, will arrive in
Richmond this afternoon cia the Chesa-
Peahc and Ohio railroad. He will be scrc-
najci at the Exchange Hotel at o'clock P.
NJ, on which occasion it is expected that
the Conservative citizens of Richmond viii
turn ont cit 7auSSe. .|s Hi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-29

Latest styles Of fine jcwcry, ladies' watches
chains, bands, diamond and engagement rings
neckchaiils and iockcts, silver ice-ptchers, ant
rich goods for bridal presents, just opened at NOW
Ian Il Co.'S
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY TIE HUN
DRED at the Dispatch Office. ..-
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RICHMOND, June 3, 1889,

= IT KICHMOND, J4If o. IbO5.
STOCK SCRIP LOST.-Applicatio has
y been made To the Richmond aud Danyille Kali
road Company for the RENEWAL Of SCRIP
No 25J7 for $50 sharcs) fifty shares Of stock oi The
Richmond and Danvlllc Railroad Company issued
In the name Of join X. tDMUNDS, Jh., son ol
Paul G. Ednunds, the original having been lost.
'''' -" 90 : PAUL e.. EDMUNDS,
IL o,wiy Guardian.
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DECEASED NEGROES. Es.-Our citizens
.fiehdly TO the Walker ticket are requested
" Aand in to p. 6. COghlan, secretary of
he1Ny Conservative Committee, 1913 Main
street, the names Of such negroes rs they
Hao" ,ts' 10 have died since the registration OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-29

Thanks to Turner, No. l1l4 Main street,
for Harper's Bazaar-an interesting fashion
paper for the ladies. rl t@>
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., BOWMAN will sell AT 10 O'Clock ! large cata-
,ornc Of fresh dry goods, boots, ocs, &c.
srrBBS & WILLIAMS will sell nts'o'clock
washington Garden, on Marshall street adj
Joining Elba Park. 's& "5.-
- BOWMAN will sell Mt 10 VI. the good WIN or the
cold Market Eayaar.n ""'
=. GATURlGHT, corner or Main and Fif-
,cor,n streets. VIII sell at 10 4. VI. LOT OF dry
goods. ..
rooE ( LAUGUT0N viii sell at 10 h. NJ. house
hold furniture, cheese. &C. ..ss r
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ACCIDENTAL uR0wNING.-At q late hour
Yesterday afternoon Major CARRIER and one
o his cclored drivers, named Henry Hill,
'ok their horses to swim Oh the sand-bar
IL the river below Seventeenth street. They
'*an their horses into very deep water,
SAen suddenly Major Garber saw Henry
Washed from the horse's back. He imme-
''aIeiy went to bis rescue, but he never
fose TO the surface after once sinking. The
1eceased was faithful and reliable man,
ana leaves u wife near Danyillc. .5s' 'El
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hkGISTRATION IN CHEsTERFIELD.-The
.o&id Of registration in Chesterfield will be
III session tomorrow and Thursday for the
revision Of the lists. If you know of any
u h'iaes that ought to be stricken of report
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-29

Sons OF TEsPERANcE.-At regular
meeting of Springfield Division, No. l67,
Sons of Temperance, held on last Thursday
evening, the following officers we're elected
for the present quarter: James II. Walker,
W. p; Jacob Abrams, W. A.; T..Wiley
Davis, R. s.; Arthur w. Wcisigcr, A. r..
s.; 4. W. Pearman, F. S.; John F. Shin
berger, T. james Atkinson, Con-; Elisha
Bethel, A. c.; Walter s. Stutz, I. s.; John
W. Thomas, o. s.; H. A. Atkinson, Sr.,
Chap. -~ .ao:f- .rr 1...@a'@or-
This Division is in thriving condition,
having initiated during the past six months
between fifty and sixty young men of Union
and Church Hills.
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49, -, runIlc or private sales Of real estate made
cer tho first daS OF January and the first day
NJ TI, the purchaser pays the taxes for the pre-
~ oar hut on all sales between the FIRST day Of
Cs, 1n5, and the thlrty-frSt day OF December the
Jul ,,~S tham.l .a#". s.. rs 1895 II.
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WANTED, a good FEMALE COOK,
w WASHER. lRONER and MIXER, with
out children Recommendation required. Apply
at No. 26ll Franklin street, between Twenty-slxth
and TMcntY-scYcuth streets. - Jc 2o--ot"-
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WANTED, a COLORED WOMAN of
w good character, one without lnr"inpranrc
prcrrrcd to cook, and, with assistance, To do the
washing and ironing for my family. Apply ut 40.
Il Cary near Adams street. <,.o~,
ie 26-3t JOGN 8IDOON.
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htMGIoUs.-This day, (St. Peter's Day.
Ssryicc se will be held at st. paurs church at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-29

ALL KINDS OF PRINTING DONE
n IN THE BEST STYLE oE THE AXE Al
TIE DisPATCH pR4hTISG-HOusE,
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Masonic ELEcTIoNs.-At stated meet
ing OF King William Lodge, No. 225, held
at their new Masonic Hall, Sawvlile, on
Wednesday evening, June 25d, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
twelve months: X. A. Richards, worship
ful Master; J. G. White, Senior Warden
William L. Bowers, Junior Warden; A. 5.
Mookler, Treasurer william W. Dabney,
Secretary; R. 0. Peatross, Senior Deacon
S. C. Bail, Junior Deacon, and A. j. bic
Dowon, Tiler; who on the following day
(St. ,John's) were duly installed into oihce
by n. S. Walker, D. D. G. NJ.
After which, the Lodge, accompanie by
o few visiting brethren, partook OF refresh
ments, most laYishly prepared by the stew
ards aids, which, Judging from the zes
with which they were enjoyed, were truly
acceptable to the inner man. Truly, The
day was delightful and the work wei
done.
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LOST AND FOUND.

= near Mechanicsvillc tollgatc Sunday ssE-H-
night a LARGE RED AND WHITE cow with
crumple horn-right one shorter than the othcr-
giving four gallons Of milk per day. liberal re-
ward viii be given for her return To me-
e 2Q-3tk u. VI. w ADE.
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w TANTED.-A graduate of the Univer-
w sity of Virginia in five schools, able to teach
attn Greek three modern languages, and Eng
iish branches, wants n SITUATION In a college or
school Fine recommendations from professors
Of the University of Virginia. Address }. AL
BERT H.. care NJ. Huston, 5SS west Lexington
stroot H,ltImoro jc 2s-3t*
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WANTED, Il tirst-rate DAlRfM NAN:
w Apply ut 900 Main street, between Inlrd
,,,d En,,rth : 10 26-3tf
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NAME TO THE FARM OF Mrs. FEN
- DALI GRIFFIN, near Brook toll-gate,
FOUR GOATS, which the owner can get by pay
ing charges.
lie 2s--3t ----- IL --- N IL. GllIFFIN.
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r OST, GOOD DINNER for the want Of
IL GOOD HAM; also, TWENTl-ElyEP PER
CENT by not buying your BEEF-TONGUES
from i. +. JAMES, who sells more of them than
al! the dealers combined In Richmond.
500 FRESH, SMOKED, and SALTED, for sale
at stall In market, or at market store, i7la Main
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WHERE You EOTE-LiST OF VoTrN,i
?, u.E> - RGCUuoNp.- p.--Commission Ham
frisk has designated the following places
nf votin. at the election on Tuesday next.
Remember that where you vote depends
r,na what the first letter of your surname
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WANTED, a MIDDI'E-AGED WOMAN
wv to nurse an infant Good recommendations
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-29

WANTED, a No. 1 COOK, WASHER
w and IRONER, and HOUSE SERVANT.
White preferred. Apply ut No. sll Franklin street.
10 0s-lW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-29

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WANTED, to employ II GENTLEMAN
w 10 teach n rRIYATE SCHOOL in the conn
try. TO one qualified to teach the higher mathe-
matics the usual English branches nnd Latin,
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