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4 French s.atlssiciAn estimates that, sin =
the departure Of the Carrie MobiL, from Paris.
there ID but one able-bodied man there to c,sa.
teen women.
The knowledge Of the French districts
shown by tho st1n Of the German army il
considered wonderful Not only do shey kn3s
where every village lies. but they can tall At
once tho amount OF etahliug to ba fou al il,
it. and whether there Is large chur:h ar
school-room in which men or hortes can BE-
qn1ttcred.
An unworldy young man On ths has.
bound for Mastha's Vineyard oyerhaar,f some.
thing htout Napoleon, and exclaimed, With
unaffected earuestnens: T. What, is Sauo:eon
The ltnseian = ~'~~'' w. e3' W
Halt dozen ra1isicunes arc foru,iu. ;.
f5essmens OF somen to ra,rch against The
burg blue (ra.har bad French color, by sha
way J. prs1aie.'t danst.ase skirt, erAT Turkish
ftoustrs. high boots OF red yaorps.o. no rh;r.
non, ! y hite fels hat. and red feather. Tia
name Of the regiment il the Amazous OF the
Seine. - '1e
Tho Paris co.,espoIdeo, nj tba T ,,ao,
Times says: "1t is ridiculous to suppose th.t
Fss!s will eser esand siege. To ssv nothinr
OF the itnpossibiiity Of provisioning !, for sn1
length OF time how are stores to be 1,,d IN
Tor two millions Of people when it took so
iooE 70 collect supplies for an army Of Sol, 90
AA-~A1 :! - ~" 4tAG AD tQA suppose the P1nA-
ians would endure eiegc: Ia soon A. the
enemy got near enough to throw ahe1la into
the city there would be I panic md 4 cIamor
for surrender. and. il the authsrues re.,.teI
revolution would certainly ensue.~
The faris journals gise 4 theatrical 49,
count OF the Reception which General ,hsn-
GARNER met with frun, the Emperor 1t Meu !.
Aow IN old man in shabby clothes prsseatei
himself At headquarters. snd WAS suabht.i hv
uslerE and orderly officers. till 4, lssi the EN-
peror ordered thai General Chsueayp:o should
be It once admitted to the presence :: andhnw
after = two houss' audience. the Emperor cried
out, Get the General come dinner.* md
even lent him clean shirt, Of which be- stood
IN much need, Qeuoral changa,nier haI never
spoken to the Empeso1 in nineteen yesrs.
y The war is, Of cousse. producing HE usnsl
number Of marvellous compounds. 4 Ffench
chemist, it Is reported, discovered compost
tion whieh has the property, when il hits TIN
mark, Of bursting that xhick contains il, of
instantly deeonpoaiug atmospheric lii, ind
uniting With the oxygen therein to produce =
cloud Of fire throughout a radius Of some
yards in extent Contact With x4,ez, contart
With any element coutaining oxygen produces
tiuilAr ef1ects. In three hours ! quantity Of
this substance MAY be prepared SUFFICIENT Ia
surround An army OF 1000 men With sheet
Of flame,
General Dousr wss buried st f .sseuburs
the day after the GcEEau. c=x:.-ss -
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THE COL0RED CADET on HIS
MUSCLE
IEt object. to Doing Dirty Work.
lErtaks n Diprcr Over n Comruda.s
lscad-tut u t:ush Over n Com.
kfuis

rade7> I:ye-
Frcpt fhe .stse IoEl Sun, AuJ. %.
William Smith. the negro cadet at West
po,nt. II getting into hot water. Tho cadets
hare IL do mary things which offend their
pride AID try their manhood to the utmost.
they ir turp havo to do what ID called police
duty, Que function Of which is to over the
ground With = Wheelb2rrow aud gather up the
tits Vt orange peel, peach stones, luids OF to-
hacc, cigar stamps. and other unsiGhtly things
which hare accumulated during the preceding
day ani evening. Every. West Point cadet,
from lresidenr Grant and General sherman
thlr disagrccable duty. and all Of them ex-
cept William Smllh hsso dono it without
rcbcllous or mutinous uauttesinEa and
grunlbiings. but the colored boy takes
It exceedingly hard. lie in fact takes
everything hard. ae re predicted Ae.would
vixen he first entered the M,li;arS Acaeesns.
Nor IL it unnatural that be should t1ko things
harder than the white boys do. 1t ls in tie
nature Of the case for him to think that disa-
greeale matters which arc put upon him ara
put ur3n him rimpty because he ia co1oted
boy, aid for the purpose Of annoying and de-
grading him. Consequently ke ii eullen, in-
clined 70 he disobelient, and quick to quarrel.
The latter tendency has at last got him into
seriou. difficulty.
The other day, while be was on guard duts,
he wens to the tank for wa,er for the guard,
and there found other cadets alsead OF him.
1t il customary for each cadet to take his turn
1t tho tank. and when many meet there at tho
same time limo il formed for that purpose.
When Smith csme up he attempted to push
away cadet who Was ahead Of him, at the
same tine e4claimiug.
II want water for tho guard.
"Take your tur1,," said the cadet thus sd-
dressed. little fellow named Wllsou. not neat
, 1870-08-31
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST II. 1870.


Tie differences between the French En-
rcr.,s and the King Of Prussia, and tho
motives governing them in the present
war are fairly illustrated by their respec-
tive rr,Slsulations. On the 18th Of 4Au-
s..,. Sapol.sn addressed the Frencl, army,
reminding them that the next day would
l.. The anniversary Of their triumphal entry
ia;u Taris after the campaign against
Austria. Wien All Europe was dazzled,
aal sa:,:ted them as worthy sons Of the
grand armies uf the First Empire" They
were now engnsea in VAT with Prussia,
and Le reminded them of Jena aud Mont
mirail. lie styled the pruss'aus "fnsen-
safes" and prayed that they may have en-
tered FRANCE to find their graves. His
proclamation WIS an absurd miugling Of in
vrc,ive and appeals to French vanity, end
Eg with prayer for revenge.
Ol tho l1sh Of August, King William,
',rirg about to cross the boundary, issued
proclamation addressed to the inhabi-
tarts Il the French territory occupied by
L1s armies. lie recited that the French
Emperor had attacked Prussia by
hea aud by land, and, while
the German nAtion only asked 10 live
in peace with the French, he (the king)
had :akrn command of the army. and had,
.4y u concotsnation * events, been led TO
cary GU is directed against soldiers, and
1lu. against citizens" He promised the
latter Protection, and indicated the means
Whereby they would be compensated in
u.uuey for such articles as should be re-
siuir, i fo. tbs use Of the army.
In the coutrast between these two procla-
nations will bs found the true cause why
the sympa,hiea Of enlightened men every
wLe1s aye with tha P1ussiaps. Napoleon
declared war uIn'n punetilio /; prussia had
10 choice bus to accept it He marched
his troops to the border, intending to in
yas1e l'sEssian soil. He talked of glory,
ct Jena. Of Sulferino, OF the Crimea, and
Of AlgierS- He carries his boy along with
lin ,o share the tetat Of glorious march
10 Hvrlia. He had but ono object from
tie hrginniny, and that WIS to win mill
tarv renuwu by the defeat and humilia-
,1N.,.-s H.
nA1 ~ eo' IT. ~. 0 Aas ."..;aa W., - 80 -. ..'. 49,
opinions VI mankind, but hoped TO erect
49, 'Ie !; .SN+.s. ~ ~ IT,.
5runwn. He thought to silence mur
p -. na.,:.a s.s -:
,, sAAs ,'4' ~ '.'.,a - 80 ~ - .e,,ah. 49, ~ sas, ~,
ls-' ".., ~" a.s4,., @ - - 'u .ha 49,, s4'
"'A.
, 1870-08-31

Possibly the rulnors Of revolutionary
troubles in South Germany, having for
their object the establishment of a German
or South German republic, arc manufac-
tureo l,y French monarchists, who desire
to show that war has the same dangers for
tue German Kings as for the French En-
1,erur II. there is much in the character
Of tue present war to intensity the hos
tilisy vi republicans to monarchy, whether
in Germany, Francc, or elsewhere. The
suppression of republican paper at
Munich may he Int the beginning of i'm
portant events Whatever Of the pre-
tended causes Of the %ar We NAV regard Al
the real one, it is frum the French stand
point purely inonasehea1 war, scarcely
pretending to involve aay popular right
whatever. TLe canlidaturs Of LeopoId to
the Spanish throne was monsschical
question. The alleged prior agreement of
NAPOLEON III. to restore 1sab,lla, or the
Prince Of Asturias, in consideration of an
agreement that they would transfer the
DAlca1ic Islands 10 France, is ruou,
archical question. 1t is of no consequence
to the French people whether the nAlc>rit
Islands nse un1or their government "
another. The Vaccinations Of Napoleon I
regain the Rhine provinces, and the iute,
est Of France in those provinces, IRE who'll
uouarchica1 - uued, the gain would re
douud to :ae glory Of Bonaparte, br
would add nothing 10 the welfare or free
dol. of Henchmen. The rottenness c
~, E-..,n ui1ifnr,. srrfor,o ia tnrnRrchirn
, 1870-08-31

T. b { "a I'll ON
COOK COUNTY NORMAL SCHOOL.

The ncxt term ope1s. IL the new building Ens1e-
w,i. tesen mill. soCth of CIc.sa Court ktoust a-p
S, ls.u
spscat trains arc to accommodate pu7sl bo I'd.
iux In The city. tarr. six cents
THE NORMAL DEF ARTMEAT Il tttietIy profcs-
sic nsl-t prepare for ts arAfne-
THE HIGH SCHOOL AMI TRAINING: DErART-
AEST3 ff pupils for college, b.icrss or the Normal
Dept
For cata1oEue ani sn11 Particular. address
u. S. WENTWORTH. Principal
EQstt,ruul Ill
, 1870-08-31

The Champion Steamer Rob
ert E. Lee will leave Cairo,
tor New Orleans, on Thursday
evening, Sept. I, on arrival Of
the Illinois Central train, 1eav-
ing Chicago on Wednesday
evening, Aug. 81, at $50 p. m.
j. JOHNSON, Agent. cairo.
, 1870-08-31
University Of Chicago.

hear Opens sept. 1U. 1870.
Law uepAEmfus- DEau- judge Nrnrv l3nuth
II. Eo!!ttt with tArrr ceur.4r: !. Cla.-tcaL Sci.
cutinc. !. S5tttaE inclutux tr ops:na @. Ch-,.try
Astronomy. ciEil hns,nevr,ae. anJ s,,d.s u lie
III Academy. Boys aborr Il Year, admitted 10 n.s,
tatco. AA-
he huild:uee Ard stuation On the 4h. re- Of L.to
nc 1nsuEralssd IN traaty> ecirnce md
ArpMasus includes the great Clarke TrI.enpr tho
IN ths country; Chr,n,r.l Fnitu4spti.
eAIs Ann EnklhtxftnF tnsttut1euta. Cabpttt, &c.
L:l'af.r.. =; ;tu .o!4tas..
,ExseEses -hoaId. T. u AIco pr wrek TuI-
E9n - Aseaf Total uettrtnrJ eio-uses, tsll 10
go. Aonev n l1ai I'd given 10 young men who tsck
HleaH1 10 fHTnue klef Etu&sr., AddTets -
] L. Hl1RRn(It;1}x I1yy.t1.rf
, 1870-08-31
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
NOtre Dune, Indiana,

This Institution il Situated tic st. joseph River.
eighty nislre catt Ct E1:cAfo. Mchisa4 southern
Raitrosd. and two miles thr t!uurslux town Of
Soith Bend The *lsu l. unpas llrrd l.. lnv, lustt-
Eeht3 ere laid uut in nrr k:pnnis. The
cou1te u audy very extensive and thoGuS, rnhfAe
fEE nj tie branches Of sulii AID frinsl r1ucn:ou.
The thtste:t @elui-A1.ucl restioo oI<as MoutAJ.
September : Is7u-
FGS ;.tal"xie addre-e Mother 81. ASt3E EIa, Spey1ot
6tMArg's Academy. SutEt UAsur = u. indiana
, 1870-08-31
ElLLIAMS COLLEGE.

WiilIamstoWu. Berkshire Co., Mass.
The hrtt term Of the next year or+nz Thur>daT.
Scftl E1arina,Ious for admission the day prEtus1.
With Ablc Faculty tusurs-~cu seieetsi 1bIA-
sea, and su:le srparstu4, this co..o aao1ds
y<srtd tacitu. tor teruuxh iLst1utteu and trslunx
July le7a- j. WHITE. Stc'y.
, 1870-08-31

a German ctcrF5ma In Cincinnati vas 10 t1-
cstcA over the war news that he took six nor
rhpe pills instead OF Que, and died.
"a. g. Black, Grant Chief Conductor Of inc
Raiiroad Conductors Brotherhood OF the Calse.l
Statcs. died 1t Wooster. on ths 2sd tnst
, 1870-08-31
GERMAN PATRIOTISM.
Opening of the Grand National
Fair Mt Enrxvcll Hall.
A Glorious Display of the Work
of Noble Women.
The procession---Opening Address,
Concert Last Evening.

When young man, calling at the house Of
laly, dnds tcr with lap nlled with many colorel
worstettE, which her skitled 1pgers are netting
together with rapid aud dextrous movements,
and when studying the tntl1sttnct outlines OF the
article Oh which she Ia employed, he thinks he
can rccoguizc traces ot the hoods which dtaa su1e
the beads Of Infants, the fTaIl shoes through
whose meshes their Uniformed toes emerge, or Of
some OF the aoudescr!pts which are devoted to
the use Of those shapeless Jumps which are called
tsa1ttugs IN the presence Of the mothers, and
brats out Of 1t, MS mind. even though not
trained to rt9ld reasoning, arrives tnstncttreiJ
there IA u haby. But II, extending hl4 Researches
10 other houses he nnds tneiT female inmates en-
gagged on corresponding and duplicate articles,
be REJECTS The assumption that all biz friends have
became aunts or mothers, and arrives at The egtt
mate snti proper conclusion that there Is to be
fair. Then when he has once fully arrived at that
op!G!9 whsn he believes It W Mlsa ~ hls b. az ne1 ana
OF fs right h1n,, rest bis elbow on his knee, place
his foot IN the ower round Of the chair. and, hay
ing TIN; assumed the ass.t,s seyetsa S to mcs-
To hlM three COURSES are opea-t~0 ways OF
wisdom and one OF folly. Either he can take to
his bed. display box Of nentasic pills On hs en-
that most disabling a!imeut: or he can PACK his
yuiise ami tfase! Tor time: or he eau submit,
an night after Fight, escort ladies' 70 place soas
he ahhGsS, condemned to mhSk Ills grief with
su1ites anil watch his money, ebhing, et't'a1 e5o
ing away, knowing that fer ice cream he gives up
beef, fnF braces vest. and tur slippers a shirt.
1t was near!y a year ago that NJ. James re-
cetye one Of those little notes to which few OF Us
are Btfangtrs:
Han to.p,fht. ard ;nH potashly could ind il con
xrnient :aou'd bc flad to ha's ysu 81 AZ s,eors
Ja,nts. who When he received 1t, was picture
Of robust henlth, at once hooked At Que Ut the sn-
valuable tally reports OF Doctor Rauch, ani,
after r<,DJtJibp for EuuH time over the Itjt OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05

POLICE COURT, SATURDAY-Jushce d. j.
White presiding. Jim and Nancy lcolorea)
were brought up upon charge OF ASSAULT,
ting Margaret Goode with q club. 1t turned
out to be only little by-play, and they
were discharged.
Mary Bell Page and Mary Melton (co-
ler~15 .sara innd each $3.50 for assaulting
End stoning Amelia otlles isa tlae street.
" William Mitchell (colored); for assalnane.
and beating his better half, paid ST.
John alias George Berry u tlne specimen
of the black was fined y for dlsturolns
the peace of his neighbors.
John Higgins, for assaultlng Ihomas
Kiltz and his wife, paid $2.
Lizzie johnson (colored vagrant) was
sent to jail in default of security for her
good behavior.
William Connell was let off because ne dlu
not steal dozen eggs, as charged.
Sam Richardson paid 81 for caYortlnS IN
the First Market.
Toby Richardson got on bender and
threatened to end the mortal career OIL nlS
sister-in-law, for which small piece OF nun he
was adjudged to pay s. and bound over 70
keep the peace. ,,. .,S
Charles johnson threatened to Jeter Phil;
lips his wife, and was fined % and required
to be O good boy for twelve months.
The same individual was examined on
charge of vagrancy, and promising to eml.
crate, was told to stand not upon the ORDER
OF his going. chor,os
Frank Howe, wishing to stop Charles
Jobnson's wanderings, threatened to throw
him out of a third-story window OF tne
Monticello House, and was bound over W
the peace in the sum of 500:
B. Wasservogle (Anghce, WaterfoWlj Was
fined for violation OF the city oralllahce
for the better protection OF mercnants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05

SAMPLE MERCHANTS BEFORE JUSTICE
.WH1TE.-Two more alleged sample mer-
chants were taken up by the detectives on
police court on Saturday morning. B. Was
servogeI was charged with offering to sell
cigars by sample to Frank Leibcrmuth,
corner Of Fifth and Broad streets. 1t ap-
peared that he did not actually show any
specimens of his goods, but asked whether
Mr.. Leibermuth wished to buy good New
York cigar. The proprietor was not in, and
he left. promising to call again. The JUS
tice held, however, that the accused had
violated the ordinance, and fined him fifty
dollars. .,~.e.,. s....a -.s....
|, S. Corte-Real, representative of another
New York cigar-house, was arraigned on
the same charge, but the offence not being
fully proved, he was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05

THE DRouaur AND ONE OF ITS EFFEcTs.-,
A very slight shower Of rain fell on satur-
day, Which the parched and thirsty earth
drank up Immediately. We have not had a
sufficient fall of rain to wet the ground to
the depth of an inch since the 9th of July;
fifty-nine days to this writing. The ground
has become so hard and the grass SO dry
and parched that the boys can slide down
the hiil-sides as though they were covered
with snow. For the last week they might
be seen any evening coasting down any OF
the slopes which are used by them when
the ground is covered with sleet or Ice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05
AUCTIoN SALES TH1s DAY.

j. D. WHITEHEAD & CO. win sell at IA. NJ.
$50 groceries, wines, liquors, &c, -; W..
COOK & LAUGHToNw will sell at 10 A. Mat the
store on Eighth between Main and Cary
streets, household furniture, e.c. ,s 4ss
LEE& GoDDfN VIII cell at s P. N. new two
story framed store and dwelling, also two
framed tenements on Broad near Mmford
2 streets. isz &
JAMES d. TAYLOR will cell at P. NJ, in front
OF the county courthouse 4 tract Of land
lying In Henrico county. :
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at II A. NJ, at the
millinery. store Of Mrs. E. v. Butler, No: al
Broad street, lot of millinery goods, etc.
THOMAS W. KEESEE win sell at 10 a. M. fur
4 niture, sewing-machine, pictures, etc., go
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05

The Drettiest woman In New York Miss K,
well known In fashionable society for her dis
tiRgue appearance and beautiful complexion, was
once sallow, rough-skinned girl, chagrinea at
her red, freckled face. She pitched into Hagan's
Magnolia Balm, and Is now as pretty In COM
plexion as she is charming in manners. This arti.
Gle oyercomes freck1es tan, sallowness, moth
patches, ring-marks, etc., and makes one look ten
years younger than thev are Magnolia Balm for
a transparent complexion, and Lyon's Kathairon
to make the hair plentiful, luxuriant soft. and
delicate, haven rivals. The Kathairon prevents
Lhe hair from turning gray, eradicstes dandruR
and Is the best and cheapest dressing Ia the world
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05
LOCAL MATTERS,

THE GERMANS AND THE News FROM EU-
RoPE.-There was great rejoicing among
the German citizens Of Richmond on Satur-
day afternoon and night oyer the news of
Mac Mahon's surrender and the capture Of
the Emperor. Napoleon. The saloons were
crowded with boisterously happy Teutons,
and lager flowed freely. The health of
King William, "Our Fritz" Frederick
Charles, Bismarck, Steinmetz, and Other
German heroes, being drunk in many a
bbdnming bd sRnss glass; on The little hsws was ~ what ans al al
were CORRESPONDENCE elated. At Deur-
ringers, after dark, small cannon was
produced, and salute fired in honor of the
good news from across the water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05

CHARGED wITH ATTEMPTING TO SELL
STOLEN S1LvER.-Detective UDwyer on
Saturday afternoon arrested negro boy
named Charles II. Marks, of Manchester,
on the charge of having in his possession
and attempting to sell silver napEln-rlng.
The ring bore the inscription I" From his
little friend Annie" 1t may be found at
the Office of the detective police.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05

CASE D1sM1ssED.-It has been enormously
stated in several of the city papers that l..
P. Nelson, of Culpeper, had been sent on
by the United States commissioner to be
indicted for defrauding the revenue, and
had given bail for his appearance before the
grand jury. We are now informed that the
district attorney, upon an investigation of
the facts in the case, was satisfied that the
charge was groundless, and the case was
therefore dismissed without the payment Of
costs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05

HUsr1NGs CoURT.-The September term
of this court (Judge Guigon's) commences
at II o'clock this morning. A great deal OF
business awaits it's attention. The persons
charged with completely in the Haunsteln
forgery cases will not be put on trial until
next week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05

VIOLATIONS OF INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS.
William J. Lillard and William n. Smith,
of Culpeper county, were brought before
United States Commissioner Chahoon Oh
Saturday to answer for the illicit distilling
of whiskey. Waving an examination, they
were sent ON for Indictment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05
EXCURSIONS.
IlAk y
~-~~-N<>~~~~-~-~-~-~~o~~~~-
TRAND TEMPERANCE
EXCURSION BY MOONLIGHT,

EACUKSIUN bI MUM uIoii1' =
on the 6esasIru steamer . oHN SYLVESTER
to leave her wharf at Rockets on IssssSsvi u Of
tuaIIy and return about A. NJ. nfIa1 idgoc
A fine Is. ND OF MUSIC has been Engaged Tor
Gentlemen and ladies need not be afraid to en-
brace this opportunity for an evenings enjoy
ment as no liquor or improper persons VIII pe De
allowed OH board under any circumstances. Be
surc to 90. A grand time Is expected.
Messrs. PIZZIEI & co. will be on hand with
full supply Of the good things OF their establish.
ment which they Will sell on the same terins "S a.
Tickets can be procured of members Of @ the Tenn
nnrance Order j. A. SCARLETT,
Chairman of Committee OF Arrangements.
r. II. MULLEN,
an sl-W&M2t Chairman General Commlttee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05

IEITIs THRowNIN YOUR TEETH that You q, not
keep your dental apparatus in proper trim, 3s,F
your own fault, for all the world knows that yos
might do so by using the matchiess vegetable den-
tridce SOZoDoNT.
"SPALDING's GLUE''--Cheap, convenient,
and useful. Mends everything.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05

ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN.--For q small pre-
MUM the TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY
of Hartford, Connecticut, tnsures against their
i'll results. z. COURTNEY JENKINS, State Agent,
lilo Main street. Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05

AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD
~. OF PUBLIC WO SKS, August 20, 1870, it wns
ordered ihas a general meeting OF the STuCh-
HOLDERS ofthe Richm ond and York River Rail
road Company be called to meet Ia Richmond, Mt
the company's office, on TUESDAY the 4th Octo-
Der next at IL O'Clock NJ.
True copy: THOMAS II. DEWII
Secretary Board Of Public Works.
an 3i-3tawtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-05

NEW STEAMER ExPEcrED.-.The elegant
new W steamship Wyanoke, built at Whining
ton, Delaware, for the Old Dominion
Steamship Company, and destined to ply
between Richmond and New York, Is eX-
pected to arrive here next week.
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MEETINGS.

V1HE MEMBERS OF JET ,,ss;sssssssex.
L FERSON LODGE, No. 4, /. o. ST.s$SE
o. F., will attend q regular meeting =SsSs,g
TONIGHT iMonday) sth instant az TsHs'SF>
Odd Fellows Hall, al u O'Clock p. NJ: as bnsi-
ness of importance will be transacted 1t IL earn
estly requested of every member to be present.
By order of the Lodge:
- 49, JOHN B. VAUGHAN,
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MASONIC ACADEMY fall session Of this
school commences to-day under most pro-
missing auspices. Mr.. A. D. Chesterman Is
the principal. He will be assisted by mrs.
Caroline Bennett in the female department,
and Mrs. Poindexter in the male depart
ment ..sEg.s