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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS ssas-,IIIII5.
y Thn boat. Of the JAMES RI.--ss.-------.--zz RI.s.-
YER AND KANAWHA. CANAL .VMr4hY "
viii leave the dock as usual promptly at IL VI; On
Ti'ESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATIkDAle.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynch6urg anu ,,o
beyond collected delivery or prepaid; h viii s1
he afforded cons signass, but no obligation Is as.
s,Imrd to deliver down freight elsewhere than nc
nv Office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight VIII not be delivered uii c'i se' "''
paid.
de- II EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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BEFORE JUSTICE sT.-Justicc West, Of
Hcnrico, on yesterday examined the case
Of Saunders Warner, charged with commit
ting two assaults upon William Lawrence,
and sent the accused on TO the grand jury
for Indictment. Warner was arrested with
considerable difficulty by that efficient Off
Ger Constable Robinson. He is now at
large on bail.
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NNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1912.
THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY
THE WORLD.

THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD.
Cash receipts for the year ending February /,
cash assets February l, 1889, Invested in bonds
and mortgages worth in every case double the
amount loaned.) over So, 600, 900.
Number OF policies IN force teofuaFS l. !so''
So 1876. ~
TEIs is an al-cash and 4 PURELY MrTuAL COM
PASY and is conducted on the only pfhclpie
which time and experience has proven 10 oe hiti-
mutely safe and trustworthy. All OF It's pronts
arc divided annually among the insured III tiie
crease the premiums or TO purchase more insu-
rance, Ut the option OF the policy-holders.
Application can be made to Mr.. Lewis BookcT'
Mr. John T. Goddin, or the undersigned.
u. y. WALKER & CO., Agents,
No. 1914 Main street.
DIR. J. Z. MCCAw, Medical Examiner. my
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sTENCrG. TOOLS AxD PLATES.

4 BELLENOT, DIE-SINkER AND
~. BHhhD-CUIrEK, l!l0 MAIN STREET.
nc ncw patent BRANBlHG-lEOH, for marking
al! k'nCs If wooden articles by heating IL, ts per-
fcctiy &aaptcd TO branding barrels or any other
ifllc.g under the new law.
LnEra ero' Stock. Stencil Paste, Brushes, IN
ochb!c Lax, steel Dies, Alph.bCts, Seal Presses
If*ss and German silver Frames, steel Eings,
S-ecks, Tags, Gc. WaoIes4le and retail. nha
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WEIRD WONDERS.
EXPERIENCES OF POWERS, TIE sCULP-
TOR, WITH GHOsTLY VIsITORs-EIs RE-
LATION OF SOME STRANGE NANTES
TATIONS-HE BELIEVES IN SPOOKS.

DR.. Bellows contributes to Appleton's
Journal paper entitled "Sittings with
Powers, the Sculptor" In the course of a
conversation Mr.. Powers relates the follow
ing spiritualistic experiences
These Rpirtualistic phenomena have al
ways interested me, although have never
been in the least carried away by them.
rccollect VIC had many "scances at my
house and others when Home was here.
certainly saw, under circumstances where
fraud or collusion,- or prcarrangemcnt Of
machinery, was impossible, in my own house
and among friends incapable Of lending
themselves to inpoSturc, many very curious
things. That
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-03

LIST OF UEMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE SEP
TEMPER 3.-Jacob Gundcrshimer Gordons-
vile, Va Miss Virginia Smith, Norfolk,
Va. D. Lawton, Philadelphia, Pa. Ii. n.
Price, Baltimore, Md. Samuel {. Clark,
White Sulphur Springs; Alexander Rich
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hFFIpAyITS FOR GErTING OuT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE INTEREST HAS EoT BEEN PAID
We have had II form Of affidavit required by Gene
raj Orders No. 97, prepared and printed This
form has been approved at headquarters. The af-
iidavit is required before any execution can be
issued Dy clerk Of court.
We can furnish these forms at 50 per hundred, or
fifty cents per dozen, or five cents apiece to The
cities and country. Liberal discount TO the trade.
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feet lady, yet he beats her, spits in her
face. and would have starved her and his
children but for the kindness of neighbors
and that when he paid no rent or other
debts.
lie did not "rent house on Jackson
street" Mrs -, his wife, rented tar0
rooms mot of Walker many from lady,
who rented the house of lady (no politi-
cian) The owner of the property "knew
nothing of it-had no interest in it, and Of
course did not say ''No Radical shall live
in house of mine There was no man
| in the case. All Of the rhetoric about o
written contract and all of the voting
- for Wells were without foundation ex-
cept in the Imagination Of the ex-police-
man, who used to shoot Mt his own shadow
by gaslicht Mt dead of night. Nor did the
neirhbors interest themselves farther than
to inform the SuJ-landlady that he never
paws and as the rent of the rooms was of
much Importance to her, when he came, and
she had seen his mug" and head, she in
! formed him "hc could not bo tenant OF
hers unless he would give her security for
| the rent"
Do ''let us have peace VEEAc1o.
We append the article from the journal,
rs requested, with the remark that cases
of this kind, to represent the people of Vir-
cinia as intolerant and cruel, will soon be
much diminished in number, if not alto
gether discontinued, as they can accomplish
no party purpose:
| TIE LATEST CASE or POLITICAL ISTOLE-
RANCE.-Thc facts set forth below can he substan-
and we publish them In order TO show how tho-
roughly some people are reconstructed. and how
| tolerant they are Of the political sentiments OF
| their neiglbors
| \ young man belonging 10 the police force. oi
good moral character, and of undouhtcd integrity,
| rented Il small house on Jackson street n few day>
since. and entered into written contract with thf
ties. hut still in possession Of the latter. Thi
| morning the lessee put his furniture into scvera
carts and conveyed 1t 10 the door of the house III
supposed he had rented. At the door he was con
frOnicd 10y the owner of the property, who said
THE neighbors Inform ME. sir. that you rotet
for Wells for GorcrnOr?"
| .'Wcll. sir so did. What Of that y returned
the policeman.
body who voted for Wells In this neighhorhood am
no man who is Il Radical shall ever live In house
Of mine
i" But. sir | have signed Il contract Il: and shal
hold Won to the bargain.H
"THm for the contract" said he and tearing !
M. he threw IL into the street, and slammed tn
door in the face Of his wOuld-bc tenant. Tha
couldn' be Let us have peace.
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BURIED.-The remains of Mr.. E. J. Hud-
son, who committed suicide in Baltimore q
few days ago, were brought to this city and
inferred in Hollywood Cemetery, number
of his friends escorting the body to the
grave.
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MAsoNrc.-In consequence Of the meet
ING of Temple Lodge at st. Adams Hall
tonight the meeting Of the members Of
the Masonic fraternity who desire to form
4 Chapter OF Rose Croix Masons (Rite OF
Memphis) has been postponed until to-mor-
row night. st. Adams Hall is the place
and S o'clock the hour Of meeting.
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BuRGLARY.-On Wednesday night the
grocery Of Frederick Hall was entered by
burglars through the front windows and
robbed of $500 worth of goods and 500
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RETURNED. Rev. Dr.. Curry, Rev. Bishop
Magill, Rev. William L. Hill, and Henry
\. Wise, returned to the city yesterday.
Most of these gentlemen have been sum-
merinc in the mountains Of Virginia.
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Ricllmo1ld Dispatrh.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1869.

Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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OuE SHIrrING.-Tlc Dock yesterday pre-
scntcd 4 more lively appearance than at
any period since the war, and the hustle
and busiuess-lkc activity to be seen on all
sides reminds us of nntt,JeI'um times. The
aggregate number Of vessels in the Dock
was about forty, that being the largest num-
Der that has been in the Dock Mt any one
time since the war. Such evidences Of re-
turning prosperity are encouraging.
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Mass MEETING AT SECOND CHURCH POST
roNED.-In consequence Of the necessary
absence of one Of the speakers and the i'll
ness of another, the education meeting is
postponed until further notice.
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Dividend paldto policy holders AT end of second
year, In 1sG9, forty per cent.
The success of this company has Exceeded ali
conducted upon legitimate rs- iIt'iIgancc prInci-
piles.
Its aim has been to excrci," i .cial care in the
selection If RISKS, the Stric,St ccon0nty, and Gb-
SOLute security In the investment ct is tccunua
tions. The extreme responsibility Of the com
pany tcstics 10 this safe and prudent courseln the
care of the sacred funds coni1I"d
Special features, that should lead all to insure
In The company. An investigation Of its plans and
merits Will leave no one IN doubt, and all will re-
grct insurance elsewhere.
Annual dividends on life policies, commencing
at end OF first year and one-thrd lean profits.
No notes required for premiums. All policies
nOn-iortcitablr.
No restrictions on travel or residence outside
the tropics.
Special protection to married women and chill
drcn. under charter.
No extra rate on females.
Its investments made securely, for the benefit
| Of the polio y-holdcrs.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
I'm
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VI. ELLYSoH & co. VIII insert Advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, aud the northern cities, ut pub
fishers rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER ., locs.

Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
rllu,tisc and passengers. L. Il. Tatun.
Steamer Niagara, blakcman, New York, mer-
chan!isc and passengers, ". {. Dnhh4m GO.
Brig Susie J. Strort. Hammond, WOODS Hole,
guano. Allison x Addison.
Schooner j. II. Rapp, Cole, Ne" York, iron,
Trcdcgar Company.
Schooner &. T.. hubbard f.oyeland, New York,
iron, Old Dominion Nail Works Company.
Schooner Commerce. merchandise, Old Doinln-
ION Nail Works Company
Schooner u. '. strcakcr, FanGlldcr, Boston, Ice,
\. e. Babcock. r,., >,
bcrts. 20.
Schooner Mary Francis, Philadelphia, coal, Sta
pies 4 Blair. ,
schooner Kate Mclean, Albany, lumber, c. +.
Whtlock.
Brig san Jacluto, New York, In ballast, Haxall,
Cryushaw & Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Ellie knight. Geoghcgan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harreys " IL
Schooner. /. Farland Lawrence, New York,
-four Crowcll K Currie.
Brig Ella, South America, flour, Gallcgo Manu-
featuring Company.
schooner {. b. Mcshain, Crislcy, Philadelphia,
mci chandisc Curtis e Parker.
Schooner Thcbe, Straughu, Washington, mcr-
chandisc. Crowcil & Currie.
Schooner Jesse Williams, Corson, Baltimore,
light.
Bark Mcdusa, from Liverpool, for City Point
and Richmond.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, September ARRIVED, steamer
Admiral. Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
York River Railroad Company, and sailed on re-
turn.
NEW YORK, August 2l.-Clcared, schooner W.
T. Byrnc, Robinson. for Richmond.
FORTRESS MONROE. August 3l.- Passed IL san
Juan lBr!tlshj from New York for Richmond.
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Masonic ACADEMY.-Master MGs0ns OF
their widows desiring to enter their chill
dren in this excellent school will apply
either to Charles Campbell, William Loyen-
stein, or Powhatan Weisiser, who are the
committee appointed to receive such appli-
catinns
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TOILET ARTICLES.

OTH-BRUSHES.-I differ
L cnt pa!tcrns-three, four, and five rows Engnsh
and French. hard, medium, and soft, Including
Maurys patent sccctedt to suit the most fastldlouA
i. r. DOVE, Druggist,
Main street near Fourteenth,
an 3lym Richmond, Va,
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TuE WEATHER.-The temperature yestcr-
day was that of October rather than Of the
first days of autumn. As evening came on,
people shycrcd and spoke Of fires, and
blankets were found conducive to sound
slumber. The change, however, has not
brought rs the desired rains, which, although
too late to be OF service to the growing
crops, arc absolutely necessary for the
proper preparation of wicat-rrcund.
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DENTAL NOTICE.-Dr. c. +. klocbcr has re.
turned To the city. and may be found at his office al
all hours. Dental rooms. g02 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-03

SIDEWALK ROBBERY. and 9
o'clock on Wednesday night box of shoes
was stolen from in front of Mr.. w. +. G.
Garnett's, the second door from the corner
of Ninth and Broad streets.
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EsIGNATIo&.-Gcneral Candy has ac-
ccpted the resignation Of Jesse j. tnderhill
as justice Of the peace, third magistcrial
district.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE by THE HUN
DRED ut the Dispatch office.
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tHc utHSf sue bi It's mother, WHO alSo "as
sound asleep. As ! lay broad awake
thinking on many things, became suddenly
conscious OF strong light in the room, and
thought ] must have forgotten to blow out
the candle. looked at the stand, but the
candle was ont. Still the light increased,
and | BEGAN TO fear something was on fire
in the room, and ! looked over toward my
wifc's side to see if ii were so. There was
10 sign Of fire; bat as | cast my eye up
ward and, as it were, to the back OF the
bed. saw Il green hillside, on which two
bright figures; young man and a young
woman, their arms across each Others
shoulders, were standing and looking down
with countcnance3 full Of love and grace,
upon our sleeping infant.
ALooK INTO THE SPIRIT LAND.
A glorious brightness seemed 10 clothc
them and to shine i'll upon the room. Think
inc it possible that l was dreaming, and
merely fancying myself awake (fOr the
vision vanished in about the time | have
been telling you the story, and left me won
dering), | felt my pulse to see whether
had any fever. My pulse was as calm as
clock. never was broader awake IN my
lie, and | said to myself, "Thank God,
what | have been longing for years to en-
JOY has ut length been granted me-a
direct look into the spiritual world !! "
was so moved by the reflections excited
by this experience that could not restrain
myself from awakening my wife and tell
ing her what had happened. She instantly
folded her child TO her bosom, weeping, and
said: - And is our darling, then, go soon
TO be taken from us 20 | pacified her by
telling her that there was no evil omen IN
the vision | had seen; that the cOunte-
nanccs Of the heavenly yisitants expressed
only peace and JOY. and that there was no
thing to dread of harm to our child. And
so We found IT, have longed much since
to have any similar experience, but never
had it.
POWERS \ sPIRITUALIST.
Mr.. Powers, being asked whether he
really believed in the pretensions of modern
spiritualists, said | am not believer IN
the revelations of spirits, as made known
through mediums or otherwise, for mos;
corrupt and unworthy communications are
often made; and, with many mediums,
there is great deal of trickcry, while there
are some so-callcd mediums who are nothing
else than chGrlatanS. But / do believe in
the fact of spiritual manifestations, ami.
nal magnetism, and the moving of solid
bodies, by means as yet unexplained By
purely scientific men. believe we are non
at the threshold OF now era Of discoveries
very unlike the past.
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THEORY ABOUT A SPIRITUAL B0DY.
/ have always thought that there was
something yet incxplcablc about the ner-
Yous Organization which might eventually
show Us 10 be living much nearer to spiritual
forms than most believe, and that Il not
impossible opening Of our inner senses
might even here enable us to perceive these
forms. When we see q man in bis flesh and
blood we see lis outward robes. If his ncr-
yous system alone were lclcatcly separated
ont from his t0ly it would have the precise
form OF his body, for the nerves fill not
only each tissue Of thc body, but extend
even H. the enamel OF the teeth and the
ihrcs Of the hair. There is no part of the
human frame that is not full of these inviSi-
bic ramiications. Show Us mans ner-
vous system, and, flmy as it might be in
paris, Ills form would be perfectly retained,
even TO his eyes. Now, this is one great
step towards lis spiritual body. y little fur
ther refinement might bring us to what is
beneath the nervous systematic spiritual
body, and it might still have the precise
form Of thc man. ] believe it possible for
this body TO appear and, under certain
states, to be seen. DO not often mention
a waking vision enjoyed more than twenty
years ago, but will tell it 10 you. 1t hap
ncned tyc-and-swcnty years ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-03

The SHERIFF OF THE CITY publishes an
important notice to taxpayers III our ad-
vcrtising columns.
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WANTED, OCTOBER lsT, ROOMS,
w viii, HOARp Tor "A gentleman and wife.
vicinity Of the square preferred. Address 30 BOX
pn.t-Oflirp, Dc o--St-
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WANTED, Il NURSE. None IS,,d need alp ap-
w ,,ly unless well rcrommcndcd White pre-
trrrcd Apply at cot Leigh street, or at closer
| na.pp
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK LAUGHTON win sell at 10 4. VI. m cx-
ccicnt assortment of furniture and other uce-
ful housekeeping articles, etc.
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HAND FLOATING IN TIE AIR,

Of which all the world has heard, [ have
seen. There was nothing but moonlight in
the room. it il true, and there is every pre-
sumption against such phenomena under
such circumstances. But what you see
you see and must believe, however difficult
to account for it. Irccollcct that Mr.. Home
sat on my right hand, and, beside him,
there were six others round one half of a
circular table, the empty half toward the
window and the moonlight.
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cUNAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
- market price In CASH for SuMAC dcnVerGGd
either nj our tanncry. In Manchester, nt raii-
road depots in Richmond. at store li2: Main
street Richm0nd. The leaves must be oil Green
color, well dried aud free from berries, stleAs,
! and sand. - - ,~r>.c
uul lJ---l,. JtLLSI " hlSo'
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All our fourteen hands were on the table,
when a hand, delicate and shadowy, yet
defined, appeared, dancing slowly just the
other side Of the table, and gradually
creeping up higher, until, above what
would have been the elbow, it terminated
in mist. This hand slowly came nearer
to Mrs. -, at the right side Of the table,
and seemed TO pat her face. " Gould it take
a fan I" cried her husband. Three raps
responded Yes" and the lady put a fan
near it, which it seemed trying to take.
"Giyc it tho handc," said the husband.
The wife obcycG, and il commenced slowly
flaming her with much grace. could it fan
the rest Of the company ~ some one ex-
claimed, when three raps signiicd assent,
and the hand, passing around, canned each
Of the company, and then slowly was lost
TO view
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WANTED, by Virginia lady, graduate
l. w Of southern institution, SlIGAI11N 5l1 "a ensn
AS TEA CHER III private FAMILY Tor ahgtaSa htaSar
ERgIsh I'm is.'Gi French, and Music Instrumental and
vocal. Has an experience Of aye years. keicr-
rncrs exchanged. Address, stating salary, &c,
II Il !, hnx 2la Richmond. Va. an ll-eod5w
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yTANTED.--A graduate of the Rich.
w mond Female Institute, of several years,
.yrrrirnrc desires "A SITUATION to TEACH
TfiF ENGLISH BRANCHES: LATIN, AND
MrHIF. References exchanged. Address post
office box al, Richmond. Va. ai l8-MN1f0
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WANTED, TO RENT TWO UNFUK-
w NISIED ROONS--onc large room with a
mail room uIcung into 1t (one Oh the nrst or Sc
r"nI nonr prcIrrrc,n-with cooking privilege on
In. lot. Any one having such rooms can hnd q
tenant who can give the best references rs 70
rrnmnt nav &c.. b. addressing, through the post
f,..'"l,, u! =, IN, Main street sc at
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W. ii. PFcKHAM. President;
w. T.. HOOPER, Secretary;
l.. MCADAM, Actuary;
q. \. FUDICKER, Superintendent.

DIRECTORS:
General John Dix;
W. Nilkens, of Wikens 4 Co.;
George +. Hope, President Continental Fire In
surance Company;
Hon. james Harper, of Harper Brothers;
John j. Crane, President Bank OF Republic;
W. NJ. Vcrmilyc, of Ecrmilye s. Co., bankers;
Hon. George Opdyke, cx-Mayor of New York
Aaron Arnold, Of Arnold Constable K Co. and
others. ISAAC HUIZLEk,
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
OfIce, No. 9o2 Main street
Or T. G. CABElI. Medical Examiner. II 6
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WANTED, L SITUATION in a school
w or uriyatc family BIZ II single, middle-aged
Master OF Arts from II southcrn uriversitE. 10
has taught for seventeen years La III, 'feehs
French Spanish Mathematics. &C.: drawing aiio
painting. Ample references. Address *: =. f.,
pirhluOul Va, du -o-Vt'
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YOUNG GENTLEMAN WHO IS
n an aIuiunus OF the University Of virginia,
and xhy has had several years experience as
teacher including one year In one Of lie best re.
male schools OF the state. desires a PLACE AS
PRINCIPAL OR ASSISTANT In school OF Dlgn
Grade The best testimonials from the Faculty OF
the University OF Virginia and from other distln-
guished sources can be given. Address "a. B.
e." Greenwood Depot, Albemarle county, alr'
ginia. au Z5-Z"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER }, Il
San rises s....,. $50 Moon rises. .........
Sun scts.......... b.2i High tidc............
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WANTED, TO RENT, by the month,
w by II single gentleman. 4 ROOM, inrnisnea
nrcterrcd In tie neighburhood Of Clay ana Nintn
Streets references given. Address, stating terms,
locality, &C., pos;-oilicc box $40, Richmond. :.
'''"''''' >>''' i l-3t
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We arc now prepared to offer to the trade. 10 ar
rive. ai lowest rates. and On accommodating terms.
the cargo Of the bark Ncdu-a. now fully due and
hourly expected consisting Of
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WANTED, \ SIT L A ! 0 n As
r,mil nv a rr:itI,,atc Of the Virginia Military In.
.tit,itG who has had experience as ateacher. BEST
references given. Address hox7s, Petersburg, va
81 l-5t~
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THE DISPATCH.
GROCERIES. &c.

- Pc c A l. NOTICE.-Just received.
~ 20 chests %;TNPOWpER TEA Of direct i'm
pcrtation and S"ry superior quality, which we Of
fer low 20 the trade. Also, fine. super extra, and
family FLOUR OF standard brands.
pFHTON & CARY,
50 %--iw corner Cary and Thirteenth streets.