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the Nope of STRIKING 1 u dss -,
What difference is there between King WE WE
liam and brigand like Passatore or Takos
Arranitakis? The difference. that there is
between robber and petty thief. Their
mode of action is identical: night marches,
manGuvres concealed by the shade Of fo-
rests, tricks on all occasions, attacks when
the proportion of the two opponents is. as
five to one, assassination, con1lagration, and
pillage. Of all this France is not ignorant.
We know with what u race ofraScals we have
to do. And anger-an honorable and holy
anger--has soon succeeded to the surprise of
the first days. At first we were astonished, we
did not understand !; town OF thirty thou
sand souls allowed itself to be conquered
by five Uhlans because the thing appeared
to be so improbable. When our purse or
our Life has been so seriously demanded of
us it is seriously that we must set about de-
stroying first the PruisSian army, then
Prussia. The companions of King Will
liam who have entered France will never
leave it. If they have poured upon our
territory their entire population, rs they
boast, so much the better for us. We shall
then go to Berlin to crush in pieces in its
nest this barbarism, this stupid fcudalism.
All the roads will be covered, but hope.
that we shall choose by preference the
Grand Duchv of Baden, Wurtemberg, and
Bavaria. These are three small monarchies
which owe their existence to Us, for 1t was
we who spontaneously created them at the
beginning Of The century. And the Bara-
rians have become the valets d'armEe of
Prussia And the Wurtembcrgers do them
selves the pleasure of invading US in their
train. And the tavern-kcepers, the ruff
fans, the smugglers of Baden and of kehl-
the miserable creatures who would clean
our boots with their nloustachcs if wewere
to spend or lose our money with them
have loaded their carriages with the booty
of the noble French people they are the
ravens Of the enemy? You will repay
all that with usury, unclean rascals.
We did noIsTish any evil to the Ger
man race; whose fault is it if we have be-
come its enemies, and if France can save
civilization only by destroying all this Teu-
tonic vermin? It is necessary that the 1st
of January, 1871, should see all Europe
p,lrged from all these Hohenzollerns. from
all these petty country sqmreS, from all these
fcudalisis, from all these Jesuits in helmets.
1t Is necessary that we should have upon
our eastern frontier Il Germany divided,
ruined, and muzzled for century.
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FEsT1vAL.-A party Of little girls, wish
ing to aid the Leigh.street orphans, propose
commencing feast to-day "wednesday,
u A. b., at St.James' Sunday room,
and solicit the kind patronage of all who
are friendly to the orphan.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT:OFFIcE SEPTEMBER q, 1870.
Blair, Oliver, -; Wordley, Louis, Bath
county, Va. Brown, Arthur H., -;
Hicks, Mrs. Mary A., Lynchburg, Va. ;
Schonfield, j., Fremont, Wisconsin White,
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PURCELL, LADD & Co., r. W. POWERS, WOOD
a SON, MEADE &. BAKER, JOHN w. RISON. j.
BLAIR & Co., and all other druggists In Rich
moud, are soLing the great medical wonder-Dr.
HAsKELL,s electric oil and carbolc cancer salves.
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The attention OF teachers is called to the large
and well-selected stock of school books now open
Ing ut ELLYSoN 4 TAYLoR'S, next to Dispatch
Office, Main street. These books are those taught
In our nublic ana private schools.
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PRINTING FOR CANDIDATES.-Candida for
Office eau have their cards circulars, hapdbills
etc., printed promptly end at low prices at the
Dispatch printing -houGe.
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The BURIAL OF Mr.. RUTHERGLgN.-A
telegraphic dispatch from John n. Hall,
clerk of the late Mr.. Rutherglen, dated
Philadelphia, yesterday, says 90 Mr.. Ru-
therglen will be buried here tomorrow"
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/, MURDER sTRIAL.-The Circuit Court Of
Chesterfield is engaged in the trial of Thos.
Willis, -for-tbe- murder OF Mr. Rogers, Of
Manchester. Many witnesses have beenex
aniiaed, and the arguments Of counsel will
probably be heard to day. s
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SCHOOL CIRcULARs.-All kinds Of school circu-
lars, reports, &C., executed ut the Dispatch Office
as cheap as the. cheapest. l.. E.ti.
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PRINTING.-Plain, colored, and fancy print
ing executed with neatness and at low rates at
Dispdtch Printing House. ..... - f.
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IL. ELLYso1 q Co. win insert advsrtisementstt
the principsi newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-.
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cines, st pRo
,ishe-s' rates, for, ,cash. Apply at this ones.
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81 j. B. WATKINS, LII Main street, sells ut the
very lowest prices all kinds Of the best kindlin2
and cooking wood prepared by steam. and soft
coke and anthracite ana b;tuminous coal.
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LAUGHING IN CouRT,--In Judge Guigon's
court yesterday q negro, named San, kogin.
son. gave yent-to =. the loud laugh that
speaks the vacant mind, = much TO the an, !,
Frioyance of the court. and was sent 10 aaaA
for tWenty.fom hours for contempts !.
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CHEAPEST YET.-You can get good Envelopes.
with your card printed on them, for only 80 per
thousand, at DISPATCH PRINTING-HousE.
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SCHOOL BOOKS Of all kinds and Of every grade
may lie ID of ELLYsoN 4 TAYLOR, lll6 Main
street. n ..
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ALL THE LATEST MAGAZINES, WEEKLY AND
DAILY NEWSPAPERS, can be found at ELLYsoN &
TAYLoR's news depot, next to Dispatch Office.
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Affairs have quieted down in North Caro-
lima. and 1t is doubtful now if even q single.
Conservative Congressmen.elect will have
his seat contested. 'i1zf2 81 Z.
,..;In Prussia a chemist has received Q prize
of $3.50, 900 for eondensing 4 ea-aoup into
sallsas 60. 34tis IS II; sis ,sss ,s;4sa.I
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OLD PAPERS, In packages Gff one hundred o
more, for sale at the Dispatch counting-room.
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DrssOLUTIONs a PAe,rNERsHII,s

DISsOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IL sHlP.-The firm OF GARnEnT & WARE,
No. COS Broad street. Is this day dissol eed by'mu
Eusl consent. Either party wiil setle the bu,!ntso
of the lalc firm, &. 80, ,.tEgs
Having sold our stock OF BOOTS, SHOES,
tile. patronage Of our fntends andthe pubic u our
Successor sCARRpLL GARSETT,
=. ,.s ,sr.H u. b. WARE.
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4 FINE LOT OF CHEAP CoLoRED PRINTS just
received at FLLYsoN & TAYLoR's news depot,
next to the Dispatch office. Wholesale and retail.
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For the best wood, coke, or coal, biggest load /,
for little money, buy of W. j. MCDOWELL, king
of wood dealers.
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French Opinion Of the Germans
what M. About Saws OF Prussia.

In an article in the Soir, of August %,
entitled GA Holy WRATH" NJ. Edmund
About writes in terms of extraordinary bit
terness against the Germans. he says:
We did not know our enemies. We ewere
innocent enough to believe. them almost
like ourselves. In the intoXication of sue
cess they have been mmasked, and we may
read into their very souls. What
they wish for is now known. They wish to
take and carry away everything that we
possess. They have as yet ruined only two
,asoyinces. they now march upon Paris IN
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ST. PAUL's CHuRcH.-This being st. Mat
thew's Day, divine service will be held at
St. Paurs Church to-day at II O'Clock.
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JUST arrived and In the yard w. 8. PITCHER,
below the Spotswood Hotel, fresh supply Of
LUMP and HAIL COAL for CRATES. ..
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PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 20. 1870.

p PURT OE hlC6AONU, sEPFhAbEn ~ LOW
I a. "-<>hFs@ ARRIVED. ..z
Steamer john Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mel
chandise aud passengers. L. b. Tatpm.
Steamer James S. Green, Philadelphia, mer.
chandise and passengers, w. L. Porter. -
. schooner Foaming Sea, Todd, Alexsndrlaf coal.
3. Hunter.
Schooner sarah Ann, Tho,ington, HaSre de
Grace, coal, c, II. Page & Co @fs5G -
SAILED. .s,-st .r,s,a5fl
Steamer Isaac Beu Blakeman, New York, mer.
chsndise and passengers, John w. WYATT. - :
Schooner Charlie Miller, Pryor, Boston, ner.
chandise, Currie & Co. '.t -
aEnoRANDA. .s5@'
= WEST POINT, September 2o.--Arsived, steamer
State OF Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore. merc6an
disc and passengers, York Riyer Railroaa Spin:
.pauy, aud sailed Goth on return. 4.
lACQUIA CREEK, September ~ "A frtyso; steamer
rronstdeS, MaYo Baltimore, merchandise, AM.
passengers, Richmond, FredeficEso9fs ana fo-
tomSc Railroad, andsailed 2afnsoa resurn
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was tried and acquitted. n 9
Stephen Lewis, indicted for peri jifff |, -
tried and acquitted and one of the wit
nesses, named Morris Field, was committed
by the judge to answer for perjury COM
mitted on the trial. --.- .. -, ..
Samuel Fisher, guilty Of petit larceny,
was sent to the chain-gang for six months.
James Kennedy, indicted for petit lar
eeny, was tried and acquitted.
The jury in the case of John Antoni, in
dicted for petit larceny, failed to agree.
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HusT1NGs COURT, TUEsDAY-Judge A. b:
Gutgon.-Cornelius Bates, convicted. OF
grand larceny, was sentenced to i've years
ssg2assassSa penitentiary. ."@
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lost AND FOUND.

CTRAYED !, OR STOLEN FROM CsH
- my residence. in Sldhey, on last Fri-Ss-2..
day. the 10th instant, n SLACK COW, crnmfied
horn and stumped tall, and white AROUND her beg.
any information given concerning her:
se20-2tx w. III. JEkNlSGS.
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yUST RECEIVED "A FULLLIAE OE
81 TNJfRSeRY fEs DERs tatt siLesly - 4 friq
- WIKE oFFlCE FENDs, Rs Tall stzesi, go
COAL HODs,l COAL siFTEha
frit coal SH0VELS 4l5s
Sti New style Coal T3NGss
/, d SHOVEL. TONGs, and PoKERs, In sets
FIRE sTAkps, 54 s, t1a sGs Il -
~ 81 BLOWEk k STANpS, &C., ts.t 81. "a
which we ilYita the attention Of horsekcepers ans
ip.e' na's s'1't p.op-is's' wv MELTING q BROTHER.
s .,aaia y z, yEzst ts-'s ~ -, - 9s9 Main street.
.JaRESH GREEN AND BLACK las ssa.
4 E Fresh a ALM0EDs PECAN 2, h4e s ssA1sSs ~
ana RssEshhhE Els n ssss 8! d Ca
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SHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY, No. Ala
- Seventh street, between Marshall and Clay.
The sixth gesson OF tits school, for young men aud
BOYS viii commence MONDAY, Septefn Der .eth,
and continue nine months Circulars a. TIN. hook
stores. Charges FnGlish sEd mathematics Tor
a half session. $50. so; Greek ana Modern Lam
guages, each $l0: Latin, SS; payable strictly in
advance ;. L. 7Hth,
s.l2-lm Principal.
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AUCTION SALES THzs DAY.

u. A. GATHRIGHT will sell at 10 O'Clock house
hold furniture ready-made clothing, dry
goods, boots, shoes, hats &c. t5bS
J. J.. .APPERSONwill sell, ofi'the premises, two
valuable estates on The James River Canal 100
miles above Richmond. r4 -
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at 7, eM.
brick dwelling at the northeast corner of Clay
and Gilner streets.
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Low WATER.-Owing to the long drought,
the James River is now lower than 1t has
been for twenty years.
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nected With him, ls Ctceffee -
tion he occupies at the head of this great
nation, ignoring his treatment of me, and
never for one moment assuming that de-
served any thanks from him, or bore the
slightest resemblance to gentleman.
The result of this determination was the
issue of an order that whenever the Prcsi-
dent, or any Of his family, or staff, travelled
on any Of the steamers of the NarraganSett
line they should be treated with the great
est respect, but not upon any other footing
than that of ladies or gentlemen. -.
The kepublican press endeaYors to make
party capital out of all this, instead of
placing my order before the public as twas
actually issued-an order, | will say, in
conclusion, which was simply intended to
impress upon the officers and men under
my charge that they, as well as myself, are
but the servants Of the public.
Yours respectfully, JAMES FISK, JR."
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s,aEsss. MgDsCINEs. &c.

I ! sSf,T7 A;SaMAFG.ifa5R1 AGUE CON
~, 4emsay Tor neatraiizirE hi asrna. 4 cnrs
warranted directions foaIssssa zee sersie
Gates 81 Prepared sp aGy a2 Diass.sss s9ss
Price, 5Ne s,Hsa b5fhk ssf sis ssE Sers
ghs sasssss ssy psnisa ss ss Ssnee e
out are the voluntary Sasrings of respectable aad
r.,I,glre b. 4 20! rn; ,sHEgRIcoi June "a, lss'.
Aessrs. Wood & Sons, Richmond, Pa:
Dear strs,-r have used your Ague and Fevc
and fever IN my family VIM ;ss hsspisst result
/ consider Il the.hsst remedy sadWd to me for tn
asa
Gi VeEs respsetfallSyo rptsaisas RssWuop ssyysss
llel2.9 ~. Icnaossqf gltas sq September 1858.
!Aessrs. Wood q S0ns' s'l2 =
Ishink your Ague Gonquesbes saaii you claim for
sassa sass Se And
She has since resided t dlstyist ,ssds
cine us I Is well namedihe :,Agas CoDquetos." son
: . lEs ! ssf.'fa's as''' ssassss,a ass,ao B. BASS.
i6soD. LIVER La, PerfectlY pure ana
II M unssaslts sss;sesa sss q K, .ss ss + ss,s
,asss.ss,ossa i. = tof sss broad a ) s.sss..
se u
.;5AhSETT's soS'EaaaggSSbns oaS'aEaaaggSbsr n1rsnas.
re on ae ases Ses 9gaa
tnsE tha fhinS, gsrsgssssrn &c. N0mere bsg.rcea
4ppete aeeSss bi,.sy sDd yes pseas sas
ever .ssy 4 saw weeks, lie most
tits sye tsen received and mauy esrtfA ssss
spos = le Tound at stere ot
e. G!sk & gl - Xfe SO -
sforrs gene Aity.
yyOII CAN BUY ANITfaihat 8 AUs.;
MANg IN TAs !, lgs.,nssss s \ IA as4vaY,s
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RICHMOND, VA, September 20, 1910.

The undersigned having purchased the stock Of
the late Messrs. Garnet & Ware. will ADJ In few
days choice selectisn In style Ind D.
of the uest Philadelphia and newark make la
BOOTS, SHOES, TkU kS, SATCdEL.s. VA
LISES &C and begs the con fdence ana support
"h nis tfienos ano TUG pupiie' tInlN coy
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FERTILIZERS.

TLOUR OF RAW BeNE.-200 tons
II FLOUR OF kAW BONE, warranted un-
burnt and unadultersted fer sale by
sel--u vESwlm ALLISON 4 ADDISON.
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EDUCATIONAL.
plCitMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

plCitMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
-Ae
The FIFTEENTH ANNUAL Sg SSIOH will be-
gtn MONDAY, October Sd, 1870. ~.-=
The Following teachers, among others, will be
engaged:
CHARLEs II. wINsToN. MA, Neral rhiloso-
ply and English Literature; -.
Il. =; LEWIS Nj. D., Chemistry and Natural
- -, Mathematics and Latin:
Mrs. ANS1EF. YOUNG, French:
MISS '. A. LAWS, Assistant IN Latin and Mathe-
mattce
Mas. INl,1E C. HALLowELL, English
branches;
Miss MARY c. LATHROr and MISS SUE c.
HOOPER. Prepar. tory Department:
Professor {. ". JH1LOW and MISS V. A..
LAWS, Music.
Other branches will be provided FOR.
he Institute receives BOAh;'RRS and DAY
PUPILS, snd Offers to girls and young ladies q
regular sys etnatic course of study and lxcd
standard of gradTation. Its esrsbli. he'd reputa-
ton for THOROUGH TEACul NC will oc main
tsincd-
For circulars with terms, &c, apply at the
bookstores, or to the undersigned. 1T the Insti-
iuc. CHARLES II. WISS&spS,
Id -2v President.
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Mr.. JOHN W. SARyAY will he pleased TO see bis
friends ut 20. s05 Broad street. near SixIh.
AT present Mr. Cox Will be- ,atsNo. 907 Brosd
street, and will be happy 10 walt hs old patrons
and the pubic. am thanSful Tor pat fsYors.
Come aud see mo at my old stand Be 2l-tlSO
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7 AW SCHOOL.

ASIGNUR V. CRESPI, for many years e
k't.acher of the FI.E TCi md ITA1IAN LAM
GUAGth In London and theltcntaIn, England
and Ics eSsing most satisfactory testimonials
from tnstttutipns And indlsiGu Of prominence
IN both cities. IS deSroEs :, secure employment
Is q TEACHER in = II OILS or or PRIVATE
CLAS E.. AGCress, lies II. Johns street.
Refers, by permission, To ID. Lee tow,li, Esq,
Jsmcs II. fattou, N ID. !; Rev. L. q. Dasniell.
u & skLA
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Git Hi IN our colleges, schools,
and other public institutions Of Icafnt15e II *
found ut ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's, l1ls Main stft.S 5
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RttItuloni Dispatth.
WEDNESDAY,. .. SEPTEMBER 81, 1870.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE D1@PATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
COLLATION. OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. 's& z.-
Mr.. Fisk and General Grant.

A number of reports having been pub
hshed in the New York and Boston papers
in relation to the order issued by MIR. Fisk
refusing to allow General Grant and his
staff free transportation over the Narragan-
sett line of steamers, the "Admiral" writes
an explanation of that and other matters to
the New York Sun. He says:
My reason for taking this course (vleWlng
the matter in a common-sense light was
that | was weary Of furnishing free trans
portation to the President and his immune
rable relations over sea and land, Us did TO
o very great extent last summer, particu-
larly as had not the satisfaction OF know
ing that the ciyilities extended were appre-
ciated, never having been even thanked Tor
the efforts had made in the matter.
On reviewing the transactions of the past
wear, found that had not only furnished
a large amount of free transportation, Dut
| had been allowed the great privilege OF
subscribingto Mr.. Grants charities. In the
final settlement of the gold speculatlons OF
the tall Of 1869, in which / supposed land
still believe) the President was a partner
with us, find the following item charged
| to nv account sOne-half of Grants sub.
scription to the Rawlins fund, $780, The
circumstances are simply these
A subscription was started for the widow
| Of the late lamcnted Rawlins. The PreSl.
dent placed his name at the head Of the list
for 81 200, Mr.. Gould followed for similar
amount, and these signatures were followed
by others for various sums. ..... -ss..7
| Mr.. Gould, having himself paid the
amount set opposite his name, was callec
upon by an agent of the President to ad
vance the money for his (the Presidents
subscription and this he did, taking it fol
granted that this disbursement was par
and parcel of other moneys passing through
the hands Of Mr.. Corbin. l was, of course
charged my proportions; but should never
have found fault with this, nor would
have even mentioned it, We're it not for the
manner in which the President gosslpet
about me in the fall Of 1869. Why he dlt
SO latter what l had done for him) is onl.
known to him who .'makes the apple
round.' g., g.. -..........
Taking all the circumstances Of the cas-
into consideration, and feeling, not llk'
Dlicawber, waiting for something to turl
up but to a certain extent broken II
spirit, not being even thanked for what
had done, determined, after quietly com
muning with my own heart, to restore IN.
peace of mind by henceforth treating tn
>>rsakSsss;dent of the United States, and all cor
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GUANO.-10O tons No. !
4 PERUVIAN GUAM for sale by
eel d. wSswIm ALLISON & ADDISON.
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yyOU CAN BII Y ANlThl3Saa. ~ :. 3 s91s'.''e Ivy.
y ID .seN 8 , Z - aaoMNE q EAayf. ~. 81
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IL YOU WANT GOOD ALE GO TO
MUTLEk,S.
se sim Eighth and Broad streets.
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SIIEPPtN&


TOR BALTIMORE 2 Steamer s.INa
aE rET HsBURG' muD leave CHER
wharf THURSDAY, neptem Der 22a ai . sioSk
WEDNESDAY. For frrighuorspassaar, apply TO
Sc ct , W., R,r BhETT, Agent.
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" "HANN'S RAWBONE SUPER
w PHoSPHATF.-10o 100 tons RAWBONE Su-
PERPHGSpHATET Tor sale by
sc Id, ,w&s~lm ALLISON Il ADDISON.
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RICHMOND, 4, August MD, 'IEV.
NEW COMPREHENSIVE. The un.
lN dersigned have tnis day termed sco-parsner-
ship under the syyie or BROWN. pEMBGbTUN
& co. for the purpose OF conducting g GENERAL
SlNEsS In tue city OF Richmond,
As successors ofIhc Iats dstni Of Jones, Brown
Co., the solicit the patronea Of the friends Of
the late concern and the public generally.
Fsti- 4i3ttaGH. L. BlGWyNyI
T. WILLIAM YEABEKTON. X
!! ~ H. . ID. OsDAFIS.fsiu
RICHMOND, Vas August ls.as7e, au z2-lm
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLx
- kx&SUTNs AZ TKaH QFEI6A
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DOR NEW YORK.--Thei Oldss1sIz
Dominion Steamship Company's Essss.sss Essssk -.
elegant .side-wheeir steamship ArAGaka. Cap
an FRIDAY. SeJtember 73d at'2 O'Clock Z. n.
Freight received until r. N. Bare, az steer
age, SO roundtrip. tickets, go. FOR freight or
passage 'e'' "ff''' = " JOHN ". wyatt, Agent
So ol3t NO. 3l5pyernDf street.
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nIsSOLUTICNr OF .OO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP. The firm ofJOSES, BkOWa& ca.
LIAM .B.JONES.f RICHARD ,i..T BROWH aud
T. WILLIAM PEMBEETON, the sutviving
ness OF the late firm. Is g:rGt:gn4s
All persons having claims against the late 1rm
If JONES, BROWN q CO.. are requested 70 pre-.
.cut them 10 the undersigned for payment, All
persons indebted to the lJte frm or JONES,
BROWN Il CO.: arc requested to! come forward
and settle their accounts without delay.
'.'@ EICHARD II BaoWA;,,
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mAwfNE aMrEaLaG ENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER o., 1870
san rises es.,,.,,,. 8 SO MOOT rises. s......... LH
sun sets .,.,,,,.. 6.02t High wats......, B,ft
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MEETINGS.


!, ! Fg :, :, n he MEMBERS slF, WASHING
q q + ! TON COnCLsYE. fLODGg. No. ],
sfe hereby s. fnMos ed N intend q Iegu.
FL nse,ing OF the Lodge at. .Ssssngasld Half.
o,slach slGcs hisl M hls Wednesday fyEhIs sG at
BYorder OF Sir Knight Comm andar.
Sc 81 tf J0Hs X: m6UNff.ASTLF, JI.
,oFrIcE os souTHEgS MUTUAL FIRE ISsu-,
RANCE CO., CORNER aINTrI,AND siAIS sTs.
b. - ts. GIcHMoSD, Va, September 20, 1879
rTHHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 SOUTHERN NMUTUALIssukANCE ClM-
PANY, for tbs election at tDirsc ctoIs and irers
viii be held at the Office o. the Comp INV on the
FOURTH DAY OF OCToBER, 1870, at O'Clock
Z. NJ. Itsrg 4; EfI = III. s. PRICE,
sc 2o-tDcN Secretary.
GPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK
- hCLDERS.-A speciar meeting Of the sock.
holders OF The kICHMQND, FIRED hicks
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COS-
PANY will be held at the Office OF the company, In
the city OF Rishmond on, IQEstAY the lish day
Of October, 1870, at Il o'clock VI.
BY order OF the eesidcnt and tttftectors.
80 1o--dtd j. b. WINSTON, secretary.
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DACIFIC GUANO.-500 tons SOLUBLE
SCI d w&swlm ALLISON i ADDISON.