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THE GREAT CATHEDRAL CLOCK AT STRAs-
BoURG.-It is not located in the spire, as
some have imagined and fixed in their
minds, but in the church, and the figures
Of the twelve apostles that come out ut u
O'Clock and receive the benediction of
Christ are but a few inches in height, and
go along with a shutting movement like
other puppets. After correcting the some
what prevalent impression that this clock is
colossal, one cannot say too urgently that
it is a marvel of ingenuity-one of the most
wonderful of the works of man. at least
one thousand persons assembled to-day be-
fore it to witness the ceremony of striking
y, and were profoundly edited, especially
by the shrill and long Growing of the cock
who came to time just as st. Peter received
the benediction.-Mr. Halsteud.
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GALE ALLOWED BAIL AND SENT TO JAIL
Thomas J. Gale, who has been confined in
the city Jail awaiting trial on the charge OF
seduction was brought before Judge Well
ford yesterday on writ of habeas corpus.
in custody of the City Sergeant. An appli-
cation for bail was made by his counsel and
allowed, but the proposed bondsmen of the
accused not being in the city, he was re-
manded to Jail until this morning.
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THE ORLEANS PRINcEs.-The Philadelphia
Ledger tells Us who the second Of the Or
leans princes are:
"The eldest OF these sons is Louis Phil
lippe Albert, Count of Paris, born on the
24th of August, 1888. Ifthe Orleans family
should ever be replaced on the throne of
France this prince will be the rightful
claimant of it, according to the law Of in
heritance. The youngest son is Robert,
Duke of Chartres, born on the 9th Noyem-
Der. 1870 both Of them born in Paris"
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
R1cHMoNp Posr-OFEFIoE AUGUST 4.-Chas.
NJ. Bosher, Enfield, Va; j. T: Marshall, u
Dey street, New York Nellie Young, City /;
A. A. Hughes, City; Buck Pernell, Hall
fax, N. c.; Miss NJ. Murdoch, Red Sweet
sprs., Va. E. ID. Coy, White Sulphur, Va.
letter, with no address; Miss Susan Parker,
Fredericksburg, Va.; Clerk of District
Court, Norfolk, Va.
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A LEARNED UMPIRE.-Two young men
residing hereabouts were reading, and
coming across the word picturesque, a dis
pute arose as to how it should be pro-
nounced. One said it was ptcturesk the
other maintained that it was pictures-ke
The matter was finally referred to one upon
whose learning they relied, and he deciding
that the proper pronunciation was pictu-
reS-ke, both were perfectly satisfied.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AN MGSEnENVSs
M - THEAT GoMIQUE
WILL OPEN
FOR CHE SEASON
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20,
REPAlNTED, PAPERED, AND
HANDSOMELY DECORATED,
.. WITH A
FIRST-CLASS VARIETY COMPANY,
composed Of the
BEST ARTISTS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
A Grand Ballet Troupe!
A Grand Burlesgue Troupe!
A Dramatic TrOupe!
Pantomime Troupe
A minstrel Troupe
Comic and Sentimental Vocalists!
Gymnasts and AcrohatsI
The Largest the Most Talented Troupe Of Artists,
Ever Appearing in this City!
Full particulars in next Mondays papers.
auA-tSa
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BETTER LATE THAN NEvER.-Old Jacob
Holly saw the railroad cars for the tlrst time
last Saturday In Greenbrier county. He
says he was nightly disappointed, having
expected to see something resembling large
houses on wheels. The speed of the train,
however, far surpassed his expectation.
Mr. Holly is over ninety years of age, and
is native Of Bedford county. -
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JAMES RIVER IMPRovEMENT.-The Com.
mittee on James River Improvement met
at Mr.. Montague's Office yesterday after
noon. The only business transacted was
the appointment Of Messrs. Thomas Fl
Wynne, Thomas W. McCance, and John II
Greaner, to draft rules and regulations fol-
the government of the committee and re.
port at the next meeting.
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SUPPOSED ISFASTIc1DE.-A mulatto in
FAINT, weighing about twelve pounds, was
found floating in the canal at the foot OF
oregon Hill yesterday. Upon eXamina.
ton it was found that large stone had
been tied around the child's neck. Un-
dollbtedly an intanticide.
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PLEASANT PIc-N1c.-The teachers and
scholars of Trinity Methodist Sunday school
spent a day most delightfully."- yesterday pic
nicing at DR.. Lumpkin's farm, about five
miles and half from the city. The party
were conveyed to Mechanicsville in Gar
ber's hacks and omnibusses early in the
morning, and returned about sunset. The
day was passed in games and the festivities
usual on such occasions, while hundred
fine watermelons were not the least attrac-
tive feature of the ente rtainment.
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OFFICE BOARD Q" EDUCATION, !
y. apCu.r l.. 1870

nr ,rccirc We Applications for ,spgc!ntment as ;s
TrASii@ts II TAI ruBLlc SCHOOLS "h'''
hHs - T' sTs female teachr RS Of experience and
SHhh Rns,d ds<trcS ms far 80 pr'cticahlc = Sc,
care compton cojored teachers Tor the e0'o'e''
a~GiIcsnts should stat" if they are willing ="
~ ,fnrr color. and forward tSti;n"nlHis ~
Il., Gcat!oGs and experience " rr,VrSDn >"-
~>.InSrincn!cnt of Schools and secretary 81 m tho
kutrI '' - :. -
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For fashion. style, and good fs in c,otbinv p.
B. SPENCE & soN's is the place. They always
furn1sh the best material at the very lowest living
prices. At 1900 Sain street you can get all kinds
of gentlemen's furnishing goods at fabu,ously
low prices.
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THE STATE FAIR.-Mr. Alpheus A. Will
son has been appointed by the Virginia
Agricultural Society an agent for the city
of Richmond to procure subscriptions and
dispose of certificates of membership with
a view to raising funds for the State Fair
this fall. Everybody should do something
to make this Fair success, since it will re-
dound so much TO the prosperity of our city.
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THE COUNTERFEIT MONEY SwINDLE.-One
man in Richmond was green enough to be
taken in by the counterfeit money swindle,
and ordered $500 package of bogus green
backs, c. o. D. The package came duly to
hand; the charges amounting to $3.50
were paid, and being opened it was found
to contain-chips. Served him right.
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hands, and use Lyons Katharion upon your hair.
The Balm makes your complexion pearly, soft,
and natural, and you can't tell what did It, tire.
moves freckles, tan, callowness, ring-marks,
moth patches, etc. and in place OF s red rustic
face, you have the marble purity OF an exquisite
belle. 1t gives to middle age the bloom OF per-
petnal youth. Add these effects to splendid head
OF hair produced by the Katharion aud lady has
done her best In the way Of adornmert. Brothers
VIII have no splnster sisters when these articles
are around. rc SIS
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How IN THE WORLD ELLYsoN 6 TAYLOR can
sell so cheap we can't see. We gee they have Ho-
garth complete, SO; Mysteries of Paris and
Wandering Jew' ut 81 each; Grace Aquilar's
works Mt s. per volume, or complete set for 90.
We advise all friends to call at 1lIs Main street
and see them |; they will be sure to be pleased.
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CHARLES a. PAGE & Co., Nineteenth and Cary
streets, have on hand and receiving full supply
of anthracite and Glover Hfll coal, oak and pine
wood, which they offer at the very lowest market
prices. Call and see them, and save money by It,
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SEAMEN's BETHEL.-A protracted meeting
is in progress at the Seamen'S Bethel, un-
der the administration of Rev. T. J. Boggs.
The services will be continued every eve
ming through the week, commencing at s
O'Clock p, M.
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Messrs. WATKINS &c BROTHER have on hand
large lot Of seasoned oak and forest pine-said to
be the best ever seen in the city-at greatly re-
duced prices. South side OF the basin between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. -
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BALL AT RAwLEY SPR1NGs.-We acknow-
ledge an invitation to attend grand ball
which is to come Off at Kawley Springs,
Rockingham county, on Thursday the 18th
instant.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspspersin Virginia, North Caro-
'iua4 Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
'ishero' rates. for caah Apply at this office,
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TUE CIRCULATION OF THE RICHMOND DIS
PATCH thrown In the shade by the vast numbers of
Inf oea eautltul photographs taken at the .'LEEn
GALLERY. They are the cheapest and best in our
CITY. - 80
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THE COST is SMALL for a general accident poll
CIV. issued by the Travellers Insurance Company,
of Hartford, Conn.,, K. COURTNEY JENKINS,
State agent, lilo Main street Richmond, Va.
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ABOUT CULvERTs.-The attention of pro
perty- holders is called to an ordinance con
cerning culverts published by the City ELL
gineer in our issue of to-day.
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PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
can have the Dispatch mailed to their adj
dress by ordering the same at this Office.
Terms, sixty cents per month.
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CARGO DIscHARG1SG.-Mr. j. B. WATKINS.
I'LL Main street. is receiving to-day cargo Of
anthracite coal, extra quality, and to save ward
ing cffers inducements to buyers. See him This
morning.
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IHE DOCK wears an unusually lively ap.
pearance. A larger number of vessels are
now Loading or discharging than we have
observed at any one time for a wear or more
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Desirable rooms for boarders at Mrs. DUvAL's
on Capitol street between Tenth and Eleventh.
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mEETrS.Gs.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem n .
Ixl bers o. LOGE FHANCsISE. Poe 50, XXt
the,r lodge -room, on Broaa street. between Nfpsh
and Tenth streets, THIS EVENING" nt o,cleek,
for third-cegree work Membefs Of sister city
are Invited TO attend. fsf4E ''.2.ss5 -
BY order OF the W. NJ
40 PETERFIELD TRENT. ss
auA-nx Secretary, IS
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How TO LOOK YoUNa--sIxTEEN.--Don't paint
or use vile Hair Restorers, but amply apply Ha-
gan's Magnolia Balm upon your faces neck, ana
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made himself their Emperor. He has been
a perpetual disturber of the peace since
his accession. He has now forced war upon
Prussia wantonly and without even decent
pretext. When he falls, the war ought to
end and If the French people are chasten-
ed rather than maddened by adversitv, 1t
will. King William has no war with France,
1t is only with Napoleon.-Ne1o York Tn
6une.
The Tribune also says that it seems not
improbable that the last battles have put
m end to all serious fighting in the present
war.
Napoleon III. has got the people into
TINS terrible trouble, and they mean he shall
be in it at the settling of it, and share all
the danger.-Pdris Letter.
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RICHMOND AND pASvILLE RAILROAD sCo.,1
RICHHOSp. June "a 1870

A T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
a DIR CToKs of this company. held THIS
DAY, the President reported the act ofthe General
Assembly Of Virginia. approved July II, 1870. di.
rectlng the Board Of Public Works TO sell 20 ibis
company the stock OF the State In this company.
and author izinR the company to buy the same
/ Whereupon " was resolved that general
meeting OF the Stockholders or this company be
cailtd 10 me- ct at the Exchange HofeL inthe city
of Richmond, on the alst day OF August, 1870. &C
II NJ, for the purpose OF considering the accept
anSe nee Of said act J. y. BLAIR. seeretssy.,ddf -
on The 18th Of August until after the meeting Of
stockholders. j. d. BLAIs, Auditor.
3v- FORM OF PROXY. 5Tss.git q ~
RICHMOND AND DDANy1LLg.RAILHoADC Corr.
Knoo ell Hen by these Presents: +3sy slEss y
IT. That -, the undersigned, do hereby eonsn-,
and In --- pame to vote on all questions that
may be brought before The meeting OF the Stock.
holders OF the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company 10 be held at on -- the e---.
day or or at any adjourned meeting thereof,
hereby ratifyiDg all the acts Of -. said attor-
neg In the premises, fully as II - were present !,
and voting in person. ~ TO ssiis X 4
In testimony whereof -- have hereunto
affixed - hand this - day OF --.
jy 2o-d&swtd ~ ET> st
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PERsoNAL:-Chief Justice Chase writes
that he will be at the White Sulphur
(Greenbrier) on the 25th instant.
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OLD PAPERS, In packages Of one hundred Of
more, for sale at the Dispatch ccunting-room.
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE III PATCR
Is LARGER THAN TIRE COMBINED CIR.
ClTl.ATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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100 POUNDS NUTMEGS, 15O pounds
t,,,',' tD wac 200 pound White Giugcr, Is MATS
~, ,dn ia H. ESQ pounds Eace Gfnger "a fri
:! -" a n'uhuS indigo, 100 pouods Pure cream
INK p.fe; Zo pounds Prime Fresh Hops laIO). 200
ei''er' received and for sale low by
au21 a,s i. WAGNER.
Druggist.
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EnrrGArE0NAs.

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADihe ~. ~ srTHS' TSD
~ rsturncd to Richmond. VIII re opfn , hcr
hE.nf hE.,%fF or MONDAY, ctoher ;, $50 IN linden n,
Hnw so. lo2 .ast Franklin Str.si between i,i
h"" ""nscr ,hc charge OF Mrs. WILLIAM II. row
YxS formerly Mrs Amell,s l B1rrieSNrt ieSr c,orroN,
For circnla-s, address MISS n ,t,!rs and ThirCi
r,"ss Al vi, GamSls's lin. or Mrs. row EN-, at the
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marine INFELHiGENCE
PORT or RICHMOND, AUGUST %, 1870.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST "a, 1870.
sun rises. 5 25I Moon rises. .,.,,, 2.4s
Jun SETS 8, ,35 High water. Q 0S
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STOVES AND THNwARE.

t'hktARE FOR WINTER.-This is the
- tess?4 ~ 70 have your FURNACES FIkE-
"a hEhIsRS. and other STOVES reosir-
N,iTs iT!eshea' az and made ready for cold 9esther,
IINICAsTIE, 52o Broad street, is prepared to
r. your orders and execute them practiraI,y'
r.Hi1Di 2gEaDiy, and promptly. STOVE CASTINGS,
oS', Always on hanQ. auA
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WEATHER REcoRp.-Range of the ther-
mometer at the Dispatch counting-room
Tuesday, August %, 1870:
"a. NJ. IL 2M.lsP. M.leP.M |
ID So 80 80
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The next e sion commences September Is, 1870,
and closes line Is Isl.
Toe rrllr.pd and his aSs oc!ates sre graduates
respectively f HE Nirg!nia University and OF
',In'r!trc Engl"nd andare teachers OF Ia &c eN-
icrIcur".
IEHM> Tuition, board. fuel lights, and "ash-
.!ig. for n.,r i.,. session. S:J0.
EEFrnrxt xt.E>: Faculty of Urrivcrsiry of Tir-
.in!i and former patrons .: In" schnnl.
Address \. X YANCEY. JR.,
WIS en- Grccnw" ''cpOt. Va.
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ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,

august 1eIU.
To James 4. Frazier, Esq:
Dear Slr,-We cannot refrain before bidding
you sdleu from returning to you our many thanks
for the kind and courteous attentions which you
have bestowed upon during our brief stay at the
s.Alum.n
The two balls, with their sunptuous suppers,
are sufficient proofs that you wish to add to the
pleasure OF your guests. We can only In return
wish you every success and that the "Alum," in
its quiet mounta In secluston, may ever remain
foremost In the rank Of Virginia springs.
William II. Howcott, New Orleans;
Thomas P. Langdon, Baltimore;
Thomas G. Burks, Kentucky;
L. N. Tucker, Columbus, Miss.
Ferrie Hensha W, Montgomery, Ala;
Mrs. L, Minis, Savannah, GA.
Mrs. A. A. Winston, Mobile, Ala;
Miss Maggie II. White, Athens, Ga;
Miss ella Harper, Brandon, Miss.
Mr.. E. N. Medernach, Danyi.le Va;
MIR. d. B. Taylor, Augusta, Ga;
Mr.. T. Fl. Glendye, Virginia;
Mr.. Charles T. chamberlain, Natchsz, Miss. ;
Mr.. james G. Spruil Norfolk, VA;
Miss 4. Spruill, Norfolk, Va;
Miss Matte Davis, Norfolk, Va;
Mr.. W. A. Gage. New Urlesns, La;
Miss Kate Henshaw, New York;
MIR. r. NJ. Porter, Nashville, Tenn;
Mr. z. 6. Harman, University Of Virginia
Miss NJ. =. Richardson, Charleston, s. c.;
Mrs. Waters, Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. +. G. Porter. Nashville, Tenn;
Hiss j. w. Eakin, Nashville, Tenn;
Miss N. G. Eakin, Nashville, Tenn;
Mr. b. Theodore Ellyson, Richmond, Ya.;
MIR. George c. Ayres, Danyille. Va;
Mr.. T. T. Singleton, Mlssissippi;
Miss z. C. Ward, Norfolk, Va.
Miss Ellen Estes, Augusta, Ca;
Miss Nj. Buck, Washington, d. c.;
MIR. j. shepherd Clark Mobile, Ala;
Mr.. 8. S. Campbell, Richmond, Va;
Mr. S. II. Letcher, Lexitg gton, Va. and others.
RocKBRIpGE ALUM SPRIyGsl
August %, 1870.
To AsssrS. ". II. HopcoH, T. G. Burk, Thomas
p. Langdon, L. II. Tucker, Ferrie Hsnsha,c,
and Hrs. L. Minis, Mrs. 4. 4. Winston, and
others:
My Friends,-Could find language to express
my feelings upon the reception Of your kind
acknowledgements OF my attention shown you
whilst here would do 80, but this is impossible,
and all can say Is "the heart feels most when
the lips move not, /" andthat this token Of remem-
brance has made bright spot In the dark clouds
that have hovered over my little household since
the coming OF the bright spring. This streak OF
upshine win long be remembered by your humble
writer ana cherished nsxL to his little wife, who
alone is left to share his trials and troubles.
Allow me to say In eonclusion.I am content,
since so many of my friends who are near and
dear to me are at least satisfied at my efforts In
the attempt have made to please. And as you
snow am young-yes, very young--and TO some
extent Inc experienced, still III assure you should
again be hoLored with your presence at the
sold Alum ;, that I'll make 1870 an example, anG
make 1871 even more pleasant and gay.
hastily but truly your friend,
JAMES A. FRAZIER.
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rNDELIBLE PENCILS, CORN-FlLES,
4 and Felt Corn-plasterB, for sale by
- 800 q Il. WAGNER, s!ruRRist,
auraesx , t45 - Sixth and Broad streets.
UAIR.--6OO bushels PLASTERERe
u. HAIR toy sale bY HULsT KING
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AW BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
IL RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, 1918 Main streer,
offer high prices in cash or exchange for 9Th
tirattan; sth Leigh. 4, s, 6Call; Wythe, !, = J.
Is Robinson's hew Practice, Robinson'S Forns1'
Malthewss Digest OF. Guide. #=ss .,. si
A large stock Of new snd old Law and misceila-
neous Books at low prices. a0 B-aaW I
V'HE BEST PLACE TO HAVE Blank
i BOOKS made TO order Is at tkEIHISGhAM,S
BOOK B1ADERY, corner OF Broad ana Ninsn
RULING and BINDING of any description at
short notice. Jch
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GTRAYED, medium-siZed RED EEY
y COW, with wide horns both tips ofsS.x-
horns sawed off with brass bell on; very rye,
long bag giving about two gallons OF milk per
day. A liberal reward will re given for her ueEt-
very to me at lakewood cemetery
an oi-2t JOHN REDFORD. -
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4 dispatch from Bremen states that the
North German Lloyds announce, In conse-
ouencc of the Prussian successes, that their
steamers will soon be able to resume their
trims 10 America.
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DICHMOND MALE ACADEMY.

IA Franklin street hct Keen Third ana Four h..
The next session Of this scH0ol vii commence
.rth - PTFMB. j., 1870. Terms tur scholastic
s.a-. payabirG GJarterly in advIncc:
J. IplIrr Fncli,h. go ca
8g'n.r Fnrilsh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 &C
j.E.n.r turIr~u pnd Nlalh. mat 80 u.
hl. !"l |. 'nu ages tech. IN o.
Nr,,c :. IanEIal.eS nj prot, ~SurS' rates.
4urg 81
Circulars Ut book stores.
:. ". GO1DSrN,
u. S.DnGGfTT. in,
ArN FriuriuilS.
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BOOKS AND srATIoNERY.

SCHOOL-BOOkS, SCHOOL STATION
- SERY. PIANo FoRTES, MUSIC, &C.
WOyDHOUSE& q PAbHAM are read 70 furnish
SCHOOL-BUOks: OF. every description required
schools. Professors and teachers who desire to
examine Text Books with view to change or In
PRODUCTION are cordially invited to their store for
the purpose they have q full stock OF STA
T1ONERY suitable for the desk and school.room,
together with good supply OF superior PIANO.
Orders addressed to them win be carefully and
promptly filed -
Discount 10 TEACHERS. ~ o..
au2a WOODHOUSE q PARHAh. -
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ri uTiCE 10 oHiPrEkS.-stA ssza,.
lV The coats o, the JAMES RI
yEE AND kASAWHA CANAL COMPANY
will leave the 6ock rs usual promptly st u D.. Oh
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg srd
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid, at the
be afforded consignees, but no obligation Is rs.
sumed to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight viii not be delivered till charges are
paid.
Beats locked and insured.
de EDWARD DILLON, Agent,
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FOB SALE.


TOR SALE, THE ENTIRE COLT On
l. "COMET,, four years old, broke 70 612L
harness and saddle. warranted sound ana SenLe.
The above colt Is from captain McSinhon's by
mare Mollie twell known in Richmond In 1865 aud
lS6G) by Doswclrs Planet The mare's pedigree
is unknown, but pronounced BY judges 20 nave
every appearance or q thoroughbred. The ron
has never been used for stock purposes. Prlce,
$3.50. '.-
r.s. Can be seen ct Fredericksburg. va:
Address :COMEI,
au23 stx box 203 fredericksburg. Va.
TOHN KELLY, TWENTIETHS STREET
- BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, OFFEhS
FOR SALE
.tne OPEN BAROUCHE,
Two HORSES and HARNESS, ~
One SMOKING G'TOBACCO T CUTTISG-MA-
CHINE. a##s ='
One LUMPING-MACHINE,
One NEW FUUR.HOgSE STREET WAGON,
NEW and SECOND HAND CARTS, agI at.
ARMS WAGONS, HARNESS. &c.
MI will pay the highest market price Tor
y. Gs, BONES, and sUMAC, delivered at any OF
the depots In the city. g7
auG G-lm JOHN KELLY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-24
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE. D. c.

THE scndcmic wear OF GEORGETOWN Coilege c"n-
-,enrcs on the FIRST MONDAY OF SEPIhM-
Il sud ends IN The first wee X oi Jul!;
,etr ro.nInenc In october.
!nH> EARLY. :. j, President.
I,-,ulsrS cont lining particulars can he cbtA'nef
".,,,,s,,,. :, ,hc Pres den, l6--1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-24

OK REWARD.--Lost, on the night of the
SC goth instant, on the Williamsburg turnpike
GOLD BANH BRACEBE1', enclosed in box
with Howlan 4 Co.'s label on the outside, wrapped
piece OF India rubb4r. The above reward will be
paid for IFS delivery to w. B. SPENCER, Tsuys-
VILE or AT thi. Office. au % .2tt
STOLEN.-Hiredf from my stables Eln
y HORSE aud BUGGY. Buggy painted ~
To have been returned by 4 O'Clock. Party gave
his name as owens. Liberal reward offered lead
| ing to IT. recovery.
au 1S-6t W. II. SUTHERLAND.