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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-02

ligous education of their children was one
Of the most important features Of their do
mcstic policy. Common schools arose
among them as soon as their settlements
were founded.
OF the institution whence sprung Wash
in":on College the following account is yet
preserved in a manuscript; local history OF
one Of the oldest citizens of this place:
The school-house was log cabin. Hither
about thirty youths Of the mountains re-
paired "to taste the Picrian Spring"
thirtv-fve wears after the first settlement
of Burdens Grant. OF reading. writing.
and ciphcrinc. the boys Of the country had
before acquired such knowledge rs primary
schools could afford hut, with a few late
exceptions, Latin, Greek, algebra, geometry,
and such like scholastic mysteries. were
things of which fhcy had heard-which they
knew perhaps to lie covered up in the learned
heads Of their pastors-but of the nature and
uses Of which they had no conception what
ever. It was log hut OF one apartment.
The students carried their dinner with
them from their boarding schools in the
ncighbcrhood. They conned their lessons
either in the schoo-room. where the recita-
lions were heard, or under the shades Of
the forest, where hrce2es whispered and
birds sang without disturbing their studies.
1 horn (pcrhars n real cows h0rnl sum-
roncd the school from play and the scat
tered classes to recitation. Instead OF broad
cloth coats, the students generally wore n
.ar more graceful garmcnt-the hunting
shirt, homCsrun, home-wOren, and home
made. BY the industrious wives and dau@h-
tcrs of the land. Their amuscmcnts were
not the less remote from the modern tastes
OF studcnts--cards, backgammon, flutes,
fddles, and even marbles. we're scarcely
known among these homc-bred mountain
boys. Firing pistols, and ranging the fields
with sh0t-runs to kill little birds for sport,
they would have considered a waste Of time
and ammunition. AZ to lrcqucntin@ tippling-
shops of any denomination, this was impos-
sible, because no such catchpcnny lures for
students existed in The country, or would
nave been tolerated. Had any huckstcr Of
liquors, knick-knacEs, and explosive crack
crs, hung out his sign il those days. the olJ.
Puritan morality of the iaud was yct yiror-
Gus enough to abatc the nuisance. The
sports of the students were mostly gymnas-
tic. both manly and hcalthIul-8uch as
leapinm, running, wrestling, pitching quoits,
and playing ball. In this rustic seminary
a considerable number Of young men began
their education who aftcrward bore n dis
,inruishcd n:;srt in the civil and ccclc>iasti-
cal affairs Of tic country. DRALLorAE.
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RICHMOND GERMAN. HEBREW, AND ENGLISH
lSSTITrTE.-ThiS irst-rlass school, under the
auspices Of the Congregation Beth Ahaba,"
will commence It's session on WEDNESDAY, the 8th
instant II vii! be under the control Of Rev. DR..
\. ;. Bcttlchcim, late Of Philadelphia, at present
Rabbi Of the above congregation. assisted by a
competent corps Of tcaclcrs-among them Mr..
William y. Sheppard, Jr.. native Of this city and
Miss Lucy King, 50 long and favorably known as
principal Of iirst-class female school. The terms
Of the school will be very moderate, 1t being the
object Of the founders OF the institution only TO re-
ullzc 4 sufficient amount 10 defray expenses. Is
oniv' limited number Of scholars win be taken.
r,. advise al! 10 make cc-!y application.
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1iGcEoscorIc FrHCI As TIE CAUSE cF
CoyTAG1oN.-Much has been said and
written O. late years of minute Or micro
scopic fungi being the Cause Of contagion
in various diseases. Or. Lassaute has
made q number Of experiments with pen
cellum, and concludes that fungus il not q
cause, but an accidental presence. lie first
found il in vaccine lymph, then he pro-
cured some from the surface Of q cut lemon,
ana with this lie attempted 10 produce cow
2ock in n calf, but without success. IL con-
tradiction to Hallier, he believes he has
shown that We cannot advance the etudr Of
the causes Of disease by cultiyating micro
scopic fungi from its products, and that the
detected and ccnsurcd fungi cannot be re-
garded as tie contagious element until We
have succeeded in producing the disease b.
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PRETTY WoMEE.-i comparatively To" lad!es
monopolizc the beauty well as the attention OF
society. This ought not to be so, but 1t Is, and VIII
be while men foolish and single out pretty faces
for companions.
This can al be changed by using NAGAS'S MAG
xoLIA BALM, which gives the bloom OF YOUTH ana
rc;iucd, sparkling beauty - the complexion
pleasing powerful, and natural.
No lady need complain ofa red, tanned, ircckled'
or rustic complexion, who viii invest seyenty-lve
cents In H.GAS's MAGNOLIA BALM. Its effects
arc truly wonderful.
To preserve and dve,, the hair use LYONS kA-
TuAIgOS.
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AFFIDAvirS FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE INTEREST. HAS NOT BEEN PAID
We have had form Of affidavit required by Gcre-
raj orders 40. 81, prepared and printed Ihss
form a.s been approved at headquarters. tn" IL
Gua,it u required belo-e any execution caa ae
issued BY 4 clerk OF court.
we can furnish these forms NJ 50 per hundred, or
nifty cents per dozen, or i've cents apiece, TO the
clues and country. Liberal discount to The trade.
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FURNITURE, DC.

MATTRESSES, &C.
l. HARDWOOD l. HITTER, opposite the post
ture to order any style OF FURNITURE ana
MATTRESS. -.
we have now on hand the most elegnat stock OF
CHkMBER. PARL0R, and DiSiSG-RooA
FURNITURE thct has been seen In Kichmoua tor
many years. CHAMBER SETS can DC bonshl aS
our establishment from s55 70 sfeo.
made 20 order, and warranted as represented
sht prices OF most other goods are coinius
,-,. s.c have reduced the price OF every afticsSs
In o t,e ard .rc selling about - ioI ~ 10
ala before the war. All in want Of y tCRNlllRs
or hATi RESSES can make money oy eA =.
cur STOCK before buying. We haSe goods ~ ss!s
'''' ''s'' = 80 HAYWOOD & RITTER.
opposite taG post-otaeet aLain tss, sSsss
lie al-Sm h!Shia'SNNh -
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Steamer Ellie kaght. Gcoghcgan, Baltimore,
and passengers, Harreys q VII.
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BUSINESS CnAHGEs.--Nith The advent Of
the first fall month wc note several business
changes. Tic old firm Of Dcanc and So
mcryiIlc is dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr. +. II. Dcanc, Jr., Of that firm, and
William T. Calrington, late Of williams &
Carrington have formed co-partncrship
under the style Of Dcanc X Darlington,
commission merchants. +. ". Chamber
laync and ". II. Jones commence the gro
Gerry and liquor business under the firm
name of Chambcriaync & Jones, Dr.. \.
H. Christian rctires from the popular book
house hitherto known IS \. II. Christian &
Co., and tie business will hereafter he con-
ductcd by Benjamin Bates, George /. and
Woodson 2. Waddy, under the style Of
Bates & Waddy Brothers. Mr.. +. B. So
meryille continues the commission business
at tAe old stand Of DcaEc & S0mcryiile.
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LIST cg UsMAILABLE LETTERs REMAIN
ING IN The RICHMOND Po5rOFFICE Ser
TENDER 2.-J. 0. Childg, Richmond, Va. !;
G. A. Baldwin, Richmond, Va; Joseph C..
Scott, Bath county, Va; Mrs. NJ. a. Gates,
Chesterfield, Va; Mrs. Martha Ann Toll
yer, Columbia, Va; Johnson, Hunt s. a.,
Richmond, Va; Professor y. Lee Powell,
Sew York
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Fundamentally act OF tho British
Parliament, which went into effect on Au-
gust 18th, no person can bring any nitro
glycerine into any port or harbor Of the
United Kingdom, or ship or unship any
nitro-glycerine from or near the coast Of
any y.port of the United Kingdom. The yio-
lation of the act of Parliament is declared
to be q misdemeanor. The offender is liable
to imprisonment for one year, and the nitro
clycerinc is forfeited.
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TIE WEATHER-Thc heated term is at
last at an end, and for the past twoor three
days we have had delighttully-pleasant
weather, the average range Of tic ther-
mometer having been 20 degrees Fahrenheit,
and so degrees being the lowest point indi-
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It is eaid thet hv moistening the surface
of Oh ma1uacript3 with water acidulated
with hydrochloric acid press copy may
be taken by tho ordinary process which
will he perfectly legif'c. The experiment
has been successfully tried upon manu-
script more than fl;y years old.
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NowLAS 4 Co. arc receiving magnificent new
STYLES jewelry, pins ard eardrops. handkerchief
holders, glove bands and buttons, diamond engage
luent aud plain gold wedding rings; rich silver"
ware, III cases spoons, forks, pitchers, cups aud
goblets and t. grea, variety OF other fashionable
goods.
Corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
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RICHMOND MUSICAL RE%EvoLEST AsSocIA-
TION.-In consequence Of the mass meeting IL
behalf of Richmond College tomorrow evening at
the second Baptist church. the Richmond Musical
Benevolent Association will hold their regular re-
hclrsal tkt ereniHU at u O'Clock.
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ADDRESSES on EDUCATIoN.-Thcre will
be Il mass meeting OF the friends O. cduca-
ton at the Second Baptist church to-mor-
row night, on which occasion Rev. Dr..
Curry will deliver his celebrated and justly
popular address on this subject, and ad-
dresses will also be made by Judge Chris
tan and James Alfred Jones, Esq, OF this
city
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We acknowledge the reception Of very
handsome gold pen John Foley maker)
from Me$srs. Bates & Waddy Brothers,
SUCCESSORS to 4. il. Christian & Co. The
new firm is composed Of young men OF bust
ness enterprise, and We wish them success.
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Auction SALES TETES DAY.
THOMAS ". KEESEE will sell at his store AT Il
o'clock household furniture, showcase, crock
cTv, etc.


THE BLooHER MULE CAsE.--The Bloomer
stolen mule case was disposed Of by Mavor
Chahoon Yesterday. The accused were Jo-
seph Childress and John Needham-both
white men. Mr.. Bloomer testified that his
mules were stolen on Sunday night, end
that information received led him to sus-
pect Childrcss as the thief. The latter:
being arrested, confessed the crime, and
named Needham ns his accomplice. Mr..
and Mrs. Blonlienship testified that Chill
dress boarded ut their house, and was not
at home between the hours of 10 and 3
o'clock on the night Of the robbery. There
was no other important evidence. Chill
dress was sent on for Indictment and Need
ham discharged, there being no testimony
against him except that Of Childrcss'
1t is proper TO say that the mules were
found hidden in the woods by Mr.. Row, who
put them in Squire Hendricks stable,
under guard, to be kept until the owner
was found.
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PYrHIAH PIc-NIc.-Thc picnic Of Da-
mon Lodge, Knights Of Pythiae, ct Hermit
age PARK. Was well attended, and passed
of pleasantly. At night there was d ball
in inc open air, which gave number Of
Church Hill couples fine opportunity to
display their knowledge of the Tcrpaicho-
rn1T; art
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JUDGE BoHD's AssIGEEE.-The official
organ announces the appointment OF Robert
". Hughes, ESQ, Of Richmond, as the as
sirnce Of II. G. Bond who vas some time
ago adjudgeda bankrupt upon his own peti-
ton
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Mayors CoUrT. WEDNESDAY - -NYor
Chahcon prcsid;u3.-Jas. Gran ter, CHARGED
with a,saultinr and beating James Robin
son with a brick, was required 70 tlul &C.
curity in 500 for lis good behavior.
Adclinc Johnson (nesro), charGe with
stealing undcrclothing from Mrs. Tracy:
was discharged.
Samuel Wilkinson, charged with assault
ING and Lcating John Allen (ncgro) and
threatening to tcat Mary Allen, wos dis
charged.
Molly Brooks was fined five dollars for
being on a bender in the street.
The case ol John Moss, charged with as
saultine and threatening 20 Kill 4. Z. Boil
nr (ncgro) was continued until Friday.
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Observation-Disclosures THOMAS VI. ALFRIEND
& SOS, General Insurance Agents, represent Il
capital Of 81 900, ,9oo IN :!lc LIFE, FIRE and MA
HrxE INSURANCE BUSINESS. see their adTer-
li.l,nl NJ IN the sncctll MntLcc cnlmmn.
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DARN OF 4 TorNG LtETER.-Mr. John

DEATH OF A TorNG LtwTER.-Mr. John
II. Gilmcr, Jr., after lingering and pain
ful illness, which he bore with resignation,
died on Tuesday night last at quarter past
q o'clock. The deceased was only twenty
nine years old, but was wcll-known to the
people Of Richmond rs q public-Spirltcd
citizen and as q lawyer Of promise. He
served the South calamity rs soldier, and
has since the war been engaged in the prac-
ticc of law with his father, JOAN II. Gill
mcr, Sr.. Of this city. He was also an oc-
casional contributor to several northern
Democratic papers, and sometimes wrote
for the evening press Of Richmond. In
1866 he was candidate for the House OF
Delegates, and in 1867 was n prominent
member of the Young Mems Conservative
Club. His funeral viii take place lrom St.
,jarncs'a church this afternoon. The mem
bers Of the bar will Incct Mt the circuit
courtroom this morning ut 10 o'clock 10
pay The last tribute Of respect to his mem
OrV.
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OpDs AND EEDs.-Captain Chalklcy. CT
the police, is going North ON furlouah.
Sixty-four people were married in Rick
mord last month.
Joseph 7. Allyn has been appointed a
notary puhlic for the city of Norfolk.
J. Uollius Lewis, o wagon-driver, was
thrown out Of his vehicle aud badly hurt
yesterday.
Richmond r. \. Chapter, No. 3, meets
tonight.
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Tue BALTIMORE SrfcIDE.-E. J. Nud-
son. who committed suicide in baltimore ON
Sunday, was native Of Petersburg, and
son Of L. J. Hudson, n wcll-known Rich
mond tobacconist QIudson & Joncs) in
former days. lie was not a physician, as
stated in the Baltimore papers, but was
druggist and it was his brother who was an
officer Oh General Elzcy's staff.
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PARpoNFD.--T,cG Governor has pardoncd
William Henry Johnson, convicted in Pc
;crsburg Of larceny and sentenced to three
vcars in the rcnitcntiary also, John May
(ncgro), OF Mccklenburg, sentenced 10 five
years and five months Tor larceny and
house- bronx iEr.
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Steamer Ellie Knight. Gcoghegan, Baltimore-
merchandise and passengers, llarveys VIII
liams. ,,,
schooner W. II. Hail Coleman, Alexandria,
gualio Galicgo TcrtilZing Company.
Schooner j. IL. Lockwood. Sh3rrstt, New tork,
guano, Galicgo FcrtiiZng Company.
Schooner Alexandria, Wiley, -, Crisncio,
coal. :. Hunter. c,,
Fcrtiiziug Company.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, Inef-
chaudisc and passengers, L. u. Tatum.
Schooner ". II. rrsVis. aicCrackcn. Fortress
Molrae forage Curtis x Parker.
| Schnonrt Helen Mar Ward, grain, New Bed
ford. Curtis & PARKER.
Schooner T.. u. y iiartvn, BonSon. DOWN river 70
load for New York. Curtis \ Parker. ~
Schooner Sardinia, keniSton. Balttmorc, .ght>
Scho0ac. Julia L. Carnage, Baltimore, nGht.
MEMORANDA.
| WEST POINT, September l.-hrrived, steamer
Eennchcc Freeman. merchandise and passen.
rers. york River Railroad Company, and sailed
on return. ,, ..,,,,o- Van,
kcc Doodle Mariesbury. from Richmond Tor nro-
yideucc Also. cleared, schooner sunny Side, far-
sons for Richmond. So, ,.,~
NEW BEDFORD August 9a.-Arrl'od, schooner
Maggie Bell, from Richmond
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Personal. Rev. DR.. Hoge has returned
to Richmond from his trip North, and seems
to be enjoying better heGlth.
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FiRE.-Thc Grc At halt-past 9 O'clock last
night was ut Grants old tobacco factory,
nos Pilkinton's. Damage trihing.
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NOR PHILADELPHIA.-The 6SSfS
/ steamer j. :. GREEN. Captain rf1ssstssiss.,
PACE now lying at her berth III the p.ck W.
receive freight Tor the above port TIL FklDAI
the 81 instant. at IL O'Clock.
rreigI:; taken 70 S4r'Glk at moderate rates rates. a.,
s,,t"rnGm IS ". L. PORTER. Agent.
scl-3t Onicc, No. 2!25 Dock street.
NOR NEW EORK.-Thc new -z<sT Pr
Il aud elegant sdt-whccl steamship asaa44ssssssss
\IAGARA, Captain BLANEMAS, VIII Lave her
wharf at Rockets Oh FRIDAY. september 3u- at
% n,rInr, n Freight received until 10 O'Clock a.
NJ. For freight or passage. having elegant accom-
uodations, apply TO rn
ca IT corner Eleventh aud Main streets.
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HANDING AROUND THE HAT.-A paper
is said to be circulating among the police
10 raise by subscription sum OF money
large enough to defray the expense in-
Cured b. Captain Callahan in his defence
when on trial for the murder Of Joseph
Kelley. The contributions arc reported as
liberal, although several officers have re-
fnsol to rive Il cent
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\ HucE>rrE FINEp.-A German named
Ntch0las Clever was arluigncd before The
Mayer yesterday TO answer thc charge pre-
fcried against him by aay Tyler, clerk
OF The Second Market. Of having violated
the city ordinance which prohibits persons
from buying anything in the markets to bc
rasold therein. The fact being proved in
two cases against Clever. he was made to
contribute to the city treasury i'll the sum
Of ten dollars.
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REAG ESTATE FOE SALE.
A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR Ms
PURCHASE Ok LEASE.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY On CORNER OF
WEST MAIN AND COMMERCE

conceded to bed most excellent location or iciI
necessity In this cityriz Merchants Hote,
,rI,n = stores beneath and upper premises for
p@,, above purp"ses, Would pay vel. The Commerce
stree, portion Is the size Of the old NORTH caro-
ma md Virpinia Hotci.'' well known In ether
days to the people Ia this vicinity.
Property in ibis pant Of Tie city Is undoubtedly I
enhancing rapidly in value, ana In demand ior
mercantile purposes. This property may De pnr-
,lrs.d entire 1r arrangements for lease OF such
portion AS might hc required TO enable any ono IN,
competent TO kecpa hotel 10 90 sHGGessiul
""s az Norfolk. Va.
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NOTICE TO suIrPERS.-a.Sssssass---sllIIIIIII5Egsa
Y The bnats 0l the JAMES RI--.-----------l-asE.j
YER AND KAEAWllh CANA; tuSifaN I
will leave the dock usual promptly az IL ~: on
TI'E~p iSS. THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS.
Frci,lt and tolls goods for Lynchburf ano
beyond collected on delivery. or prepaid: at lne
option Of the shipper Every facility possible VIII
he afforded f.ncc@, but no obligation Is as
sImrd 10 deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my Office on the Dock without special agreement.
H.y irulght viii not be delivered TIL charges arc
paid.
Eoats locked and insured.
Iru EDWARD DILLON, Agent
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VI. ErLYsoS |; co. will iuscr: advertisements 10
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
linz, Tennessee. aud the northern cities, nj pup
fishers rates. for cash. Apply NJ this Office.
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sILOUR, FLOUR, &c.

ELOuR, FLOUR, &c.
IS barrels WAYNESBORO' FAMILY FLOUR,
50 barrels SLATE iIlLL EXTRA FLOtE.
CO barrels GLOBE MILLS L j L X I | n /
FLOUR,
- barrels X NIGHTS HEAVY SYRUP,
- barrels GOLDEN SYRUP,
10 barrels SMhRT'S MOUNTAIN WillSNFI.
10 barrels pETER HANGERS RYE WHlS-
KEY.
100 barrels NEW EASTERN IiERRINiS.
Also, Il large lot Of assorted SPICES. ground
and crude, on CONSIGNMENT AMI for sale los 10
close MINOR & HARTMAN,
at the ole stand Of Boslcr Woody
aul3 l52s Main street.
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MARINE ESTELLIGENCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE ny TIE HUN
pRED ut the Dispatch Office.
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T 4 \ ID S
have In nv hands for sale FARMS In almost
EVERY SECTION OF THE STATE, on or near
railroads naylgable rivers, and near TO towns AUG
villages. GEORGE VI. i!hE
au ull-ln> 1911 slaln stteca.
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ByLymc 4 Brother,
AuctloEeers and Real Estate Agents,
1889 Main street.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY TWO OF
L those handsome nd admirably located NEW
BRICK STORES on the south side or Broad be.
tween Sixth an,. seventh streets, with dwellings
attached containing seven rooms, with every con-
vcuIcuce for families. i. present occupied D!J.
Narcnsc and ". &. Schwaimeyer, Esqs.
III" buildings are on lcas.hold ground, TO expire
on the Isl Of May. 1878, subject To very reason-
bic ground rent and are 10 be paid for AT valuation
by the owner .! the ground at the expiration OF
the lease
Il + seldom such an opportunity Is offered 10
buy such frStclass property, and should therefore
command the especial attention 81 parties Wishing
20 inTc>t.
For terms, etc, apply to
nu a5-TuihISalin LYME & BROTHER.
EOR SALE, 4 VALUABLE MARKET
L FARM OF TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. Also.
FIFTY BUILDING LOTS In the city or Peters
burg. For particulars address
L. :. BuRCH, No. Library Buildtpg,
au l1-lm Petersburg, Va.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
street bct~ccn Main and Bank.

DRICK STORE AND FRAMED On
6DWFIIING AT CHARL OTTE COURT IL
HOUSE FOR SALE PRIFATELY.-prics S2,.gS.
one-third cash balance AT one and two years, WIN
interest For description, &C., apply 70 -.
CRUBBS * WILLIAMS,
So l-4t Real Estate Sgents.
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VIRGINIA VINEGAR, &c.-Go0 gallons
pure CIDER NIN EG L. Al kinds o.
SPICES for picking Families can rely On our
Vinegar t. keep thcir pickles.
au 80 WI. G. CAMBRIDGE ( 90.
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UOItSE FOR SALE.-I offer for
IL sale on tong tine; TWo,S5ToRY 81 .Y.z 80 ~
Enur,h ard Preston streets, III good repair newly
paintcd. Possession given Immediately. FOR
particulars, apply at the Lnmher-1 ara u 'ieies'
e Woodward near Petersburg dG.l"l. ,r,cpD
g-ttS lSAAt d. 1iI>iH S---..
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GAIT! SALT! SAITH!
- DIRECT IMPORTATIoH.
The bark Clara. direct from Liverpool. with
800 sacks of ofMARSllALL'S SFACTORY-FiLLED
SALT. and Gi eases LlCORJCE PASTE, having
arrived at CITY Point offer her cargo for sale
from wharf AT CITY Point, or Richmond dock, 1t
lowest market rates.
au 2a-2w LEE, SEDDON ( co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-02

WHAT TIE LADIES SAY--That Tie
w best TEA and ROASTED COFFEE thcy
can find Is al J. H. ANTnONI'S Tea store, Main
and Eighth streets. Best Gnnpowder, so; Japa-
nc,e Oo!onr and English Breakfast. &l.ao Surc-
rior Roasted Coffee Wine Crackers, Ginger Snaps,
aud rpiccd Junb!cs; Honey Soap at 50 cents per
and Soap for washing cloths; japanese Fans.
Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-02

DESTAL SoTIcE.-Dr. c. L. hloebcr i.fs ie
turned to the CITY, and may be found at bis otacea'
all hours. 5ental rooms 9O2 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-02
PRINCIPAL
Mrs. LETITIA TYLER S-MrLE.
OF iiruIuia.

The seventh session of this SCI!DrI. viii open
nn the 10TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1862, and riosC
June 2ith, lA7e.
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