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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE IN RICHMOND
FROM THE 1sT TO THE. 18TH OF AUGUST, both
INCLUsIvE.-Samuel Powers to Us. Hord,
lot fronting 81 feet on south side of Nenable
street, 161 feet deep, for -, 900.
Andrew l.. Elicit to Henry James, lot
fronting 40 feet on north side of broad
street west of Darlington street, by 80 feet
deep, for 5000. :.
III. S. Taylor to William s. Garrett, lot
fronting 16 feet inches on the west line of
Cherry street by 81 feet deep, with small
brick tenement thereon, for S5Ii5.
w. G. Knight to r. l.. Brown, lot 'front.'
ing &C feet on Grace street, near Adams
streets, by $50 feet deep, for $1,000.
James L. Taliaterro to Henry Nctz@er,
lot fronting 40 feet on south line Of Clay
street between Twenty-cighth and Twenty
ninth streets, on Church Hill, by 1J5 feet
deep, for SO.
B. II. Nash, trustee, to Piedmont and
Life Insurance Company, lot fronting 6O
feet on Grace street between Twenty-trst
and Twenty-second streets, by 1G1 feet deep,
for S6,250.
j. A. Richardson. trustee, to j. NJ. Tai
bott, lot fronting 80 feet oil cast line OF
Twcnty-iifth street by 126 feet deep, with
frame dwelling thereon, for $2,3lJ.
W. W. Crump, trustee for i. 1. l'llkln.
ton, TO VI. Il. McDoWcli, lOJ lfOillIilB lo'
feet on north side Of Nineteenth street by
$50 feet deep, with brick tobacco factory
machinery, tools, fixtures, &C., thereon, fol
$4,000.
Patrick Mcnamara to IIibcrnia Building
Fund Company, lot No. 10, fronting - lce
on north side of Rockets street, and No
Is, fronting 3S1i feet OIL south side of Pop
lar street, for 81 600.
A. l.. Elicit to Il. d. QuarlcS and others
trustees, lot fronting II feet on south side
Of Grace street near Seventh by III lee
deep, with, improvements thereon, FOL
$4,000.
David Grove to Maurice Clagett, lot
fronting 90 feet on north line Of Nintl
street north of Leigh, by 12O feet deep, foi
$500.
ID. S. Woodbridge to Lucy Moshy, lo
fronting 81 feet on north side of Witsiel
street, by 14G feet deep, for 500.
John Wickham to Piedmont and Airing
ton Life Insurance Company, lot trolitln;
30 feet on Main street, next to custom
house, by 50 feet deep, with buildings ant
imurOypmants thereon for SD 900,
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GERMAN MASS MEETING.-The will be an
other mass meeting of the German citizens,
of Richmond at Schott's Monticello Hall
tonight for the purpose of taking such ac-
ton rs may be necessary to carry out the
resolutions in regard to the European war,
adopted at the meeting last week. 1t Is
expected that the meeting will be large and
enthusiastic. The Germans OF richmond
propose to show otherwise than by mere
Words their love for the Fatherland, and
their sympathy for those who tight It's
battles.
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GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES, for any term,
from one month to lifetime, insufirlg against
death disabling injury by Incidents Of dF' KINDS,
are issued by the TRAvELLEn's INSURANCE
COMPANY Of Hartford, Conn. Apply to r.
COURTNEY JENKIss, state Agent, office LIZ Main
street, Richmond, Va.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Dh, oRIARD, formerly of Paris, now
- president OF the Allopathlc and Homeopathic
college Of New Orleans, will make Richmond his
es'd"nee for some months, ia order TO perfect
himself In Tie English language. He has taken
mn once at No. sH JVERNOR STREET, and
obers hls services TO those who may be suffering
from ta
DISEASES OF THE EYE,
lhs' having been his specially, and In which nc
mas mas been hishly successful, both In Paris and In
ohiee hours from 10 4. M. to lP. M.
Jy aa-ams
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THERE SEEMS TO lie SOME DOUBT as TO vi 1e|her
the Prince Imperial is In London or Metz but
there is no doubt about where the great Yirg I'M
clothiers are-they are at 1900 Main street, For ali
kinds OF gentemen's furnishing goods call on Z.
3. SPENCE & coS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u, 1870, Q
- ! H., sssz7z1gt . AREIvED. .fs fz5s es3ssi7
Steamer John Sylvester: GtaeTd, Norfolk mer.
chan disc and passengers, L. Il. Tatum. -
8 st amer Saratpgas Coueh New York, merchan-
di e anu passengers, John W. Wyatt. s.&zses
80 --ssa - SAILED. ...,,ys,
Steamer saratoga, Couch. New York, merchan.
oise and passengers, John w. Wystt. - sE.t
i. Sse3nler Elite Knight, Travis, R.lsimore, mef-
cnandise and passengers, John w. Wyatt. d.
steamer El "a HaDcox, Burns Norfolk, mef-
cnana'se ana passengers, T.. II. Tstun1.
Curtis Parker. -. - =
chondise, Curtis 6 pafker - - - =
schooner, Adaniantine, Wise, Baltimore. 80
ocno9ners Frank Walters, Brewster, and James
Zones, Zones, Zones, Athens, q. Y, uiG ChIcahominy,
raiiroad ieSt Curtis 81 Parker.
:. schooner Z. T: Pharo, Anderson. New York
tadioWer james river, wood, Currie &c Co.
s .-s.e. MEMORANDA. -&I
WEST POINT, August 10 3.-Arriyed steamerSta'e @
OF Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
AND passengers, York river Railroad Company,
and sailed ON return. s-E.1.---.7 I'll - 7 -.
: ACQUIA CREEK, August I3.-Arrived, steamer
1ronsides, Mayo, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad, and sailed on return.
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MEETINGS..

NOTICE.-Ar regular meeting of the OLD
viii take place THIS tMonG<Y) EyESINGa Mt 8
O'clock. Shares win be Offered for redemption.
Members desiring money should not fail 70 at
tend. s-''
By order Of the Board.
-, W. LOvENSTEIN,
aul5 Secretary.
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HoMAs W. KEEsE . will sell at 10 A. NJ. fur
LOCAL MATTERS.

PRRsoss leaving the city for the summer
can have the Dispatch mailed to their adj
dress by ordering the sane at this office.
Terms, sixty cents per month.
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THE SUGAR REF1NERY.-We are informed
that the Virginia State Sugar Refinery will
recommence operations in a few days.
Every arrangement, we understand, neces-
sary to the vigorous working of the estab-
lishment has been made. It is an import
ant branch Of manufacture to this city, and
it will be gratifying to the trade to learn
that it is about to be renewed.
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The ERIE RAILROAD WAR OvER.-Com-
modore Vanderbilt, representing the Hud-
son River and Central railroads; Jay Gould,
on behalf of Erie and the representatives
of the PENNSYLVANIA Central railway, met
in Saratoga on Wednesday, and, it is under
stood, made an amicable settlement Of their
recent quarrels, and effected a satisfactory
ii rrangeIIGIt for the ffiSsstlre fSslre in regard to
their Competing business. 1t IS iSstsStseestsd stSseefs ny
the Erie managers that the new arrange
ment will give fair share of business to
each line, and neither will have any advan-
tage over the other. The interests of the
three roads, they say, will be blended to the
same effect as if one directorShip controlled
them all. The following dispatch to the
New York Herald gives some additional
particulars
"Loag Branch, August 11.-Jay Gould.
Immediately ON arrival here tonight, having
consulted with Fisk on the way, telegraphed
several hundred words to William Fl. VAN
derbilt. This, he tells me, was the clinch-
ing nail to the new arrangement between
Central and Erie. It is revolutionary
railway movement, affecting every railroad
interest in the country, inasmuch as the
new agreement is consolidation of all in
terests in any way affecting the two roads.
The $5,O00,000 suit is amicably adjusted.
After sending his lengthy dispatch to Van
derbilt, Gould telegraphed the following
significant dispatch to Scott, vice-pGesldent
of the Pennsylvania Central:
"'I have arranged consolidation with
the New York Central, which, of course,
requires the acquiescence Of all competing
lines. When can you come to New York 7
"JAY GoULn.'"
In explanation Of this Mr.. Gould says
that formerly there was consolidation Of q
few distinct interests, as live stock, &C.,
while the new consolidation affects every
dollar Of interest in the two roads. Jay
Gould having been invited to Saratoga by
parties interested In the Central, compels
us to believe that the Central, and not the
Erie, management made concessions.
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MONEY 7 o LEND AT s. A. WINSTOCK'S LOAN
OFFICE II will lend money, in sums 10 suit all
parties, on diamonds, watches, jewelry, and sill
Terware. 4 ii business transactions strictly conf
DENTAL. Office closed on Saturdays.
s. A. WINSTOcK,
No. II Fourteenth between Main and Franklin
ctroo
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nRememoer . in your promenade OF an es.,
Ming the neat ice-cresm saloon at .JAcKsosS' .
corner Msin and Third streets.
He also makes and delivers to famili IS, pie-pi.,
fairs, &c.. &C., pure ice-cre' am In all3 fushtes
and Of any flavor desired. 800 zg..s..t ~ -
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PORTRAIT OF EcS.eestlosss-- EcSe loss--"e are ,~
see that this portrait, so highly issssn.,t
city papers, IS meeting such rapid salc We olIi's
ted to mention 1t bears thc Imprint OF the LEE =
GALLERY.
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REMoYAL.-Nessrs. JONES & MINoR have re-
moved their Office from Sixth and Canal to the
corner Of Eleventh and Main streets, under the
National Bank of Virginia, where they VIII De
pleased to receive orders for all descriptions Oh
fueI .as=@a-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
POSITIVELY ONE WEEK !
GRAND PANORAMA

hNTASMAGyHIkr SKETCHES
Will be exhibited at No. IT'S Main street (opposit
Brggs's Bakery, commencing
MONDAY, AUGUST 18TH 1870, 81 O'Clock Z. ~.
comprising the most wonderful views or artist,
talent, Sc. ever Witnessed. as ...
ADMISSION, IS cents children, 10 cents.
Tickets for sale ut the bookstore of Messrs
STARhE & RYLAND, 9l5 Main street. aud Al
the door. au l5-hH
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APPLEToN'S RAILWAY GUIDE FOB Ausoa
AT FLLYsoS & TAYLoR'S popular nsaWs uspos'
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINIEG IN THE
RrRMeGD P0sT-U OFFICE AUGUST I3.-7JohR
C. Kelley, Richmond; Mrs. B. g. Hoye,
staunton, Va.
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VIOLATIONS OF INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS.
On Saturday the ease Of George j. Perry,
charged with Illicit distiIling, was called be-
fore United States Commits ,oner Chahoon,
but several witnesses being absent was con-
tinucd until the l>t Of September.
J.B. Graves, charged with doing business
us aretail liquor dealer without license, was
discharged.
The case Of the United States uS. the same
for failure to erase stamps on whiSkey bar
rclS WAS continued until August 18th.
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Governor Wells has re-
turned from spending summer i'll Sara
toga, N. Y. - ~. -. 81.
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: s.ELLYsos n Co. wi:i lusecp sdvertisen sntsNa
the principal new5paper IN Virginia North SJatS-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pap
sisnars' raIoas for cash q ppis a5 aIis otasss
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CUM ARABIC, GUM TFsAJACAN '.Ist Y
NJ taakels GARDRs ION SEEDS, prime ~ w.
.NlLLA BEANS, oil LEMON, SPlChs, ac., ~
sale low by T.. WAGNER, Druggist e
au I3-2* corr er Sixth and Broad streelss 4
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.


afIfrUAL ASSURANCES0CTETY OF
VI VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED 1874, -ga
{ yr.cE CORNER OF TKNTR AND BANK STREETS,
RICRM0Nn. Va.
sues Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
nescS rGaitabiy adjusted ahd promptly paio.
II. A. Ct.h}RGRNE, Pciaripai Agent. s
JOHN X, DRSFuRTH, Secretary.
,.txRYp pASFoRTH. Assistsnt Secretary.
<,,uEI. h. pULL1AM, Collector.
DIRECTORS: aN -s ..
JAQUELIS 2. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM G. aITEN. -
JaRN 9. HSBSOS,
JAMES DUNLOP, .-.
WILLIAM GRAY,
GsORGF DAVIS, SR.,
JAMES II. GRANT,
Al FIRED T. HAehIS, -fn. @'
JOHN PURCSlI,
JOHN FREEtsND,
GARRETT I. WATSON.
WILLIAM II. HAXALl,
WILLIAM II. PALMER. aus
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GLOVER HILL CDAL.-I am now pre-
= pared 10 furnish all grades Of GLOVER EiLL
a. bI at the following reduced prices:
LUMP, S5.7j per load daligered; HAIL, $5;
HARD, for Fl her erates or cooking stoves, A.
Also asTHSACITE coal OF bsst quality
SUFT COAE for cooking purposes; OAK and
SI WUOp. Z. >. LlrSCoMb,
10 % Am Seventh ana Byrd streets.
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POLICE CoURT-Justjcc While prcsiding.
Moses Mo0nshine was charged with steal
ing Il gold watch of the value of $50 and
one silver one worth S25. The evidence
being insufficient. he was allowed to go out
into the light OF day.
J. Rosendnrf paid one dollar for black
guarding Maria liobsOn.
Frances Brown (colored), charged with
being drunk and disordcrly. was fined -.
When called upon to settle she was exceed
ingly impcrtincnt, and in consequence, was
sent to the Valley for five days in order to
cool oii.
Thornton Carter planked mp 81 to pay
for too many drinks in which he had i'll
dulgcd.
Major Tracey, who WAS charged with sell
ing q COW under false prctenccs to Elizabeth
johnson, was allowed to depart in peace.
There being no evidence to prove that
Albert johnson (colored) stole Il cow Of the
value of so from Robert lnge, he was
hoEorahly discharged.
james l.. Robinson had 4 double-barrelicd
gun which was thought to be the property
of some other person. For want of proof
the charge hung lire, and the prisoner was
discharged.
Richard Harris and William Smith Eco.
lored lads) were charged with throwing
stones at the house Of Turner Frayser.
Dick was fined 81 and Bill discharged.
Philip Lee, II wandering refugee from
Prince George county Jail, was sent down
TO await being called for.
Michael Shortcl, for playing clerk of the
market and attempting to eXtort money
from one John Brown (colored). Mike not
being able to collect Browns tax for selling
in the market, contiscated quart of butter:
beans. Michael intended this as practical
joke. The charge against him was dismissed,
but the little bit of fun stood him in the
sum of Sl.10 costs.
Emeline Coleman (colored) was pulled up
for creating disturbance in the house OF
sister Betsy Thomas and assaulting her
Emma put in an appearance yesterday to
answer a similar complaint. She was dis
charged with the understanding that she
should 90 to Jail next time.
Mary Daugherty abused Mrs. Kelley, ano
Mrs. Kelley dittoed Mrs. Daugherty. Mr.
Kelley swore that he was afraid Of Mrs
Daugherty, and Mrs. Daugherty swore tha,
she was afraid of MIR. Kelley. The Justice
thought these family jars not exactly the
thing for preserving the peace, and bound
the parties over and fined the two womel
3 80 each.
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Aulrnull1 lIspahhg.... !.

! THE CIRCULATION OF THE DL PATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
)oULATIoE OF ALI THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY, rssg +ti :
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THE BOARD, OF MANAGERS s0F
i THE MALE ORPHAN SOCIETY WISH TO
EMPLOY A AesGEhTLEmAN AND LADY AS
SUpERINTENDENTs AND maTROE Ia man:
aud wife without children prefarr.d1 10 taks
charge OF thcir asylum IN his CITY he pay is
liberal. Applications, with recon- mmendation,
may be left with the Secretary or Mr. WILLIAM
(. ,Sss5l,s..s 90 CHARLESfU. W1LLIAMS,s
an 16-lw< s1s.ss ,5f Secretary.
ALE VARIETIES or sPO HES for
IA sac by a7se Il. WAGHEK,
RWla-9lk Druggist.
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OLD PAPERs Ia packages OF one hu ndred o
more, for sale ut the Disp0 tch counting-r, ,om.
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.,,>,och and surplus over s.. 600. 900 90
;ncrts IN United States. ....... 6i7,975 p
rrristered bonds. $4,000 90
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FOR SALE.

REULES, MULES, MULES.s-f
IYH have nine GOOD MULES FOR sale. ESsE1#
TfcV are just from the country, and are tSV
sut,b for farm or other purposes. sA.san.en
Applyto n. G. LlPSCQMBE,
au i2-1w Marshall 8nd Second streets.
TOHN KELLY, TWENTIETH STREET
y BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, OFFERS
FOB SALE z.Eg EEtFs sstffs7
one OPEN BARGUCHT,
Two HORSES and HARNESS, - ~ Lz...L -
One SMOKING TOB BA Geo CUTT1SG-MA-
IL. CHINE. g1 49,
One LUMPIEG-BIACHINE, ,t,,s-s gs
One NEW FOUR.HORSE STREET WAGON,
NEW and SECOND HAND CARTS, ,E
ARMY WAGONS, HARNESS. &c.
r. GS, BONES, and sUMAC G, delivered ct any OF
an sim :. - JOHN KELLY.
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FORM OF PROXY

FORM OF PROXY.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD co.
K1aooo all Men by these Presents:
That -, the undersigned, do hereby constl-
tute and appoint - attorney - for -
and In - name to vote on all questions that
may be brought before The meeting of the Stock
hol'ers Of the Richmond and Danvllle Railroai
Company TO be held at on - the -
day OF - or ut any adjourned meeting thereof,
hereby ratifyirg all the acts of -. said attor-
ncy In the premises, fully as II - were present
and voting III person.
in testimony whereof - have hereunto
affixed - hand this ---- day OF -.
iy d%sytd
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vnT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
| ,DNrANY rf NEW LDRh-oRGAN-
y l. II 1S42-TilE LARGEST IL >SCRA nee
,.NpA\Y IL THE WD2iD-CRSH ASSETS
n,i'. $4,000. 900. -Tas Is an all cash and
~ ,.,.t,lGl cD,nI,Gmg-n0 ii2i6c1dS TO STOCK
( . F. s. "hcn time anu experience ia7 proven l"
a., IN. cnlv safeguard IN lie insurance.
,,ilt'.nds payable at the end Gf the frSt year
90, II policies. increasing annually through
~ e;rceedtng those q "ay compIsm2 ,ss ,i,sr'f !. ne
. : "a Turynqcc aisii:iouxl Insurance. at the
, Il g ( III. p2iicy-Eolder, regardless 9f ne
?. r.. .5 The i's~rrt1. ii@lGtums payable aiiilu
i e.. :, !. i-agnuallS, or quarterly.
Thrsa.cnt invite; the attention Of ministers OF
: ,.o,uel t. l. liberal plan for Insurance on
4. ..g TVS IN his c"nEany. .
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent.
~ j. +. MCCAw. Hcdicsl EXAMINER. auG
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RICHMOND AND pANyILLE RAILROAD Co.,l

RICHMOND AND IANV1LLE RAILROAD CO.,
RICHMOND, JuIe 20, 1870.
A T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
IA DIRa CTisRS of this company, held THIS
DAY, the President reported theact Of the General
Assembly OF Virginia, approved July II. lTo di-
rect!n !ng the Board OF Public Works to sell 70 this
company the stock OF the State In this company,
and authorizing the company to buy the same.
WhsreaPon H. was resolved tina. general
meeting of the Stockholders OF this company be
called TO meet ct tie Exchange Hotel, in the city
of RichmoGd, on the 3lst day OF August, 1870, at
IL NJ. for the purpose Of considering the accept
ance of said act. j. ID. BLAIR, Secretary.
" The book Tor transferring srock will be closed
on The 18th OF August until after the meeting ~
stockholders. j. d. BLAIR, Auditor.
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1,lEE, MARINE, AND -----s.
/ LIEE INSURANCE..
} OFFICE No. llos MAIN SrngEr.
c,yITAl. REPRESENTED. $50 COO, 900.
ESTARIISIIEN IL IS,

, ... -,}AI. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LONDON.
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AFOCANAQUA COAL COMPANY.

vi -
comn+ : fer sli the Sta;e SoutI Ct Al xahuria.
sm ore pared TO iuraish This COAL bs the cargo
ON more favorable terms than can be had In Phila-
d lpm, The Goals OF these mines are classcd
amongst the best in Pennsylv,nt@. / will also
suppIy families in small quantities.
zoo tons GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
Cal Tor sale WHIT ROBERTS,
iei3 corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
CUMBERLAND COAL.-Just received
7 a carg, freshly mined 9 ''GAORG KS CRE X
CIyMEt5Fi.AND CpA,," said To be the best La
rs. for steam aud smith purposes. AlS5, LUMP
A.ITiRA.I.E f5r foui.G,tGS &&H, Stove,
mad CfIEslNU2 coal for cooking purposes.
:. =. LATHEOP,
rry9 Seventeenth sLrSst H. Ora "-hiidge.
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.ng.L DlRECTNKS-NEw YORK

.-..,C ". CRowEiI., Resident Manager:
m! l.. ST. JOHN, Assistant Manager.
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LOCAL. DlRECTNRS-EEWY YORK:
d \. Archibald. II. Il. NJ. Consul. ca.Irmsn;
Low. o. 4. 4. Low & Brothers y. :. Jai-
,r Z. :. JatfTay & Co.. Richard Irwin. OF
. .....-H -HlFvIu { Co.: David Salomau j Boor-
. .. .l:.>toa. 0f J. foorw IN Johnston X co
2 ...., -iusrt, of. X J. Stu,rt.
'. Cnmpany limits itself entirely 10 a FIRE
l'sSES oquitaoly adjusted and PROMPT
- GAip.
au>tatSs Of this comp tny, excluding oyer
.... :pfsiNtN seven Years, having been UNIFORM
'. o.. .-peroliS, has won for th,ln Il high reput1-
.. 81. .luuchont the world or cayefVl management
-...u:.ial STRENGTH. The pa,roaag,' Of the In
.-'s. luhlic Is soil ,ited, with special attention
....... Z, e!Si rates af premium.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE & CO.,
General Agents &tats Of Virginia.
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I MAgTNE gNTFnHIaENsyE.

MINIATURE. ALMANAC, AUGUST lss 1879.
Sra rises. - 1s Moon rises.
Sur, SETS a.. ssa High 7.o7
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rnsT AMI, FOUND.

1TSITICE.-Applieation will be made 10
III he Second Auditor of Yirginia for the re.
newas In the name Of ELizA =. s,acI wSich
Of the folIoging, e., Virginia Ississssee ''''A "
has With No. issued In her name for ss'o
under act OF ed Of aareh Ioeanss Sa sS Tar slo
nnder act OF eth OF April sas=-Cify polss ILL., Ea-
rnad .unipany.5.s ,sEls ~
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RAND ILLUMINATION
VI
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.

On TUESDAY, August 18th. this GREAT
CAVE, Situated seventeen miles from stapntoh,
will be open to visitors, and brilliantly NiumI,
be in attendance. 80
Persons going from Richmond will 60 to Staun
ron by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, ana go
thence by stages TO the CAVE.
Tickets for sale at ELLlS0N TA1LOk's,
Richmond; HUNTER & COWAN'S, staunton ;
and ~ tho GAVE. au l3- st
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aRSCEarEs, sso.

SUGAR for preserving, s ~
- SPICES for pickling, 5.;. l.aaEs
VINEGAR for picking - sz.e4.z3 ~
OED APPLE BRANDY for peaches,
SPEARS'S FkUlT-PRESERYINGf SOLU-
TION, for sale by
au12 SOC Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-15

A GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
"A. PRICE OF GOOD TEA, R9AsTED3.. R9As3. GgE- gsS:
STOKE, 732 Main Street, three doors above TIE
spowood Hotel on the opposite SIDE BE ssf Rses
SoIona al japan and English Breakfast. 81 rs;
Young Hyson and Imperial. 81 20. Best 4sya ,n
Roasted Coffee, 4oc. Lagusyra. asG. pess ys mo-
iy IL .se1r