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A Worthy OSJect.-A committee consist
ing of Messrs. Thomas H. Irvine, Horace
Countryman, F. b. Miller, VIM. H. Clagc,t
and G.. N. Bowie, having been selected by
Bishop futile to consider the feasibility Of
sustaining an Episcopal clergyman pcr,na-
ncnsly in Deer Lodge, are now ascertaining
the feeling Of the community on the fins,-
ciai problem involved The Bishopsays i.
will require $500 month to support a pas
tor. and in case the amount il raised expects
to send here from the East clergyman we'll
adapted 10 this field of labor. As Deer
Lodge has never tailed in anything under
taken yet. We anticipate favorable report
from the community, although there are but
very few Episconslans in the town or vi.
cini,y. . ... ..a. ,.... .U. .. q,
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LOCAL NEWS $.
EDi-a.Opnl Services.

r.c Right Rev. Bishop futile, Of the Protestant
conooal Church. hopes to visit the following points
IN Montana for the purpose Of celebrating Divine SER
.i,, and preaching during June and July:
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"TOo LaoDv''--A corrcspendcnt In one
Of the mountain. walled gulchcs Of. Mon
tana. writes us the la:est objection 10 this
mouniaiH region. rs given 'ty > lady recent
" arrived from Tic Stafes-6he thinks ~
y tco lunapy." Tnt's ono name for noun
stalns. - .-E ... "a. $500. -,st. -,.. Boz
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~ IT'S LIVELY CAMP il Pixies Peak, ana Geo
i'l nanipaascs the glasses ut the vclicst Saloon In
the place. next t. Meyers l. kcnnon's Store. Fine
W'nsr Liuo's; Cix' sand courteous attention brh!rd
tie Bar. Tie PONY SALOON in headquarters.
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Timer Race Track Dttcl-Wc learn from

Inner Race Track Dttch-Wc learn from
Mr.. Brundy that this ditch is completed to
Uncle Bcn's gulcl, apl water is turned in
it'o.iay. This Is one Of the most impor.
tsut enterprises in the country. It's being
built more upon theory than demonstrated
fact, for great portion of the country II
covers has only been partially prospectctl.
md never could be worked owing 10 lack of
water 1t is built on an altitude Of over
200 feet above the valley. will carry 800
inches of water and winding about the tops
Of the bald mountains ut the upper end Of
valley. covers the head Of Uncle Ben's.
Prairie, Spring and Antelope gulches, with
their numerous side gulchcs, all Of which
have good mines as far up US water lns
been obtained, and prospect we'll to the
highcs, limits covered by the Upper Race
Track Ditch. II was began last November,
the company consisting Of Mcssrs Thorn.
ION. Robinson. Stevens, Carothcrs and
Brundy. From 60 to rs men have been
constantly employed since. 1t is now COM
Jac,"d to Uncle Bcn's-about six milrs-on
which there is one and thrcc-quarlcrs of q
mile Of huming, in which 100000 feet of
ltmbcr have been used. The capacity of
the ditch is from l.7O0 to 1000 inches, the
ditch having onc.half inch, and the Aumc
one inch in grade 10 the rod. Its estimated
cost to Antcl. pe gnlch-twelvc fAi!cs--is
$4,000. The fork Of Race Track from
which water is taken, was flowing l,2OO
miners inches ut the ditch head week ago,
and it is believed il viii furnish 800 inches
any time during the season. Many men arc
the gulcl,cs covered by tho ditch
aud 1t Is believed by many miners that will,
The completion Of this and the Lower Race
Track Ditch, the country covered hy them
will prove equal to The Gold Creek and Pill
grim Bar country. the best mining region
are entitled to credit for building this great
prospecting enterprise, and for the energy
with which they have pushed IT, If il
should prove III best paying investment in
The country, they are deserving of II for
their enterprise and nerve IN developing the
mining region heretofore unavailable to IL
nor through lack of water.
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Lehman 4 Newman housewife. Montana.
Lehman 4 ScwsaaN housewife, Montana
lrh,nan Newman I.Owiscville, Montana
Lehman Newman housewife, Montana
Lehman 4 Newman, .s A..
"HoI lpER' BLOCK. LorIsEvILIE, aI-sUcLA COUNTY.
Montana Territory. - r.
DEALER IN WINES, LIQUORS, C!CARS.
md general merchandise. Always on hand the largest
and beel siHci In the
CEDAR CREEK MINES.
Louscylc, June !, 1879. !SN
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The Races. The present has been Tie
greatest racing week Deer Lodge he's had.
We give below the principal races, although
numerous others have been run:
July 4-''Sallie" against ''0ourd Heels !"
main stakes. $1,000; 800 yards. Won by
"Gourd Heels" by "A feet. .,...--
July 5.-Macalcer's 8. h. against Bannack
s. h.; 800 yards, for 800. Bannack horse
won, Macaleer's flying the track.
July 6.-Bailey's " Buck " against Silver
Bow Bally;" coo yards for $500. Won by
. Buck, '" - Bally" flying the track.
July o. Same horses repeat for $10o
Won by " Bally.." .'''.
July 6.-Barnes' "Tin Cup" against
Ovens t. Grasshorper;" 800 yards, for 800.
Tie race; stakes drawn.
The amount Of main stakes In these races
is but faint indication of the amount of
money that changed hsnds. On the Sal
lie and "Gourd Heels " race on the 4th.
the amount bet in Deer Lodge, in money
and horses. is estimated all the way from
$S,OO0to $15, 1000. Large amounts were also
bet IN other. camps. Not less than $50
persons were present, including number of
Ladies, who waited the three mortal long
hours Of preparation and chatter, in tho
nercc gale and dust with patience worthy
OF longer race. The track was. and is, in
nne condition, and everything. 50 far. has
passed off pleasantly. There are lots of new
races on the bills for the season, and we
trust that Ill will pass off as crcditul,ly. w
A'y"s Kiyus
3wood Street, Helena, Montana.
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The criaatatrd har-kecp Ned HAndry, lsfe 1t San
Francisco, mAnipulatcs n! the Rank Exchange 81 Ct
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ThS Postal ard Rxpeso servoo. The
mails were only detained ons trip BY the
transfer Of carriage from tHuntley's Nne to
Gilmcr & Salisbury. This detention arose
from the contract for weekly service, which
required the malls to start on Monday. but
receiving on Saturday orders to increase it
to tri'weekly. Mr.: Gilmer procured = con.
veyance and put mail over the Helena and
Deer Lodge route on Sunday, and it now
runs half daily through to Cedar, rs usual,
Huntlcy's coaches carrying it this week.
q. d s. will have the. road stocked, and the
side supplies provided for-the route he.
tween Virginia and Deer Lodge is also going
again ~ usual. The route from Ryan to
Deer Lodge is suspended. Every man who
has influence with thu Post Offics Depart
mcnt should exert it to have service ordered
on that route. BY present contracts. Ger.
man and French gulclles are left without
postal servico This b Z matter that should
receive the attention Of Mr.. Cavanaugh.
With these exceptions, the mail service 10
the same - under the old contracts. After
this week there will be two lines of stages
from Helena to Cedar, and W. may expect
lively opposition in time, fares, ETC. Al
ready tie coaches come in from three to five
hours earlier from Helena, aad both have
put the fare down to SO. Mr.. Brastow. of
Wells, Fargo & Co., informs US that he will
soon establish IN express office ia Cedar
creek. and. We presume. at Missoula. Gil.
,ncr & Salisbury have. as yet only small
coaches and similar supply Of stock on
the routes, but will have Concords an d
plenty of horses In few days. They will
put on light coach from Deer Lodge to
Silver Bow, If the patronage will Justify it.
All these things go for to sn,skca town
lively" and we can stand Opposition lines"
from July to the end Ut timc-if the COM
panies can, srr.st-,s' fG d.
Mrg' a u,r,vs l..
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list THE PLACE - - RON rus noIs
'frT THE PLACE ron TINE 1OYs
Just THE PLACE TOD EvxRY BODY "A
"' TME LITTLE lUsKEY ts4aa
The "Little Huskey" Billiard Saloon
..ud c1nb Rooms yonncr,y Franco Amsssrs, ~ Deer
JOHNNY GERBER n behind tho BAR. which tn.
shrs the proper c0nc0cton VI tho most delicate drink
snd polite attention to customers. The CLUB ROOMS
are In full blast s -
Business. The market quotations Of MGR
chandise remain unchanged. The sAles dur
ing the week have been under average. The
purchases and receipts Of gold .duss have
"een largely In excess Of any previous week.
and from the closest Estimate w can make
viii aggregate over sis thSssdx6 OxaeSs-
nearly ei9o, 900, = large proportion bring *.
changed for currency. Tho slrinee,cy that
nos been felt here for the past yeas,l lposen-
ing up. The failure Of wassr WI Do felt
somewhat in most Of tho campo from this
Tine on, unless we have heavy raius, but
tho yield will still continue l,rxS, aud -
ga'cles covered b. the Upper md Lower
d ''sce Track ditchcs will silprd empleynsat
large number Of ~ misers thsp~n ont
o. eneloy 10 ths Silver esyv --~in~.srs -
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~ ROCKY MOUNTAIN DISPATCH Nortl,-.v
Transportation Company. proprict0rs THROUGH
BILLS q" LAD!NG. at lowest mites, given over this
Line from ali points East ria the Pacific Railroad und
ard particulars inquire of - - ~ 80
''. WATSON BROS, Agents,
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. W"lt's 4 long lane that has NO turning but
you'n turn in at the Metropolitan yoa1l ind Lam
Emerson selling The eresss IL II e,evss Of imbfbabi
ity. Go. -.s.l..-t -s.,l~.. ...f-. :.
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3Wood Street, Helena, Montana,
.I COLONEL Y. X. SHED PROPRIEfoR
The kOol konkoctons for which this house II no cele
brated. are just now catching the boys Evcrybody
takes them aud they're Gtsod r every Kind of copst
tuition. Give the Colonel call.
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6sel RlAtse.-Inak Wa1te1- Il oatdsoe
Asssra. B)aks and stackpsls who was fab
Ing In Race Track On Wednesday, dsvel-
oped principle in angling nsw 10 The pro
tessioo, By catching with . COMMON Nook
and line : wild geese, weighing eight
pounds, which i now alive and in good
spirits 1t Louis d Colsmans. Being young
and unable to fly, no swalf afouud in the
stream until MI. Blake succeeded in impal-
ing him upon the hook, and he was brought
safely on shore They also brought in q
champagne basket full Of nice trout, Is the
reward of the days fishing: as.. III .sE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-23

In inviting attention to the card of Messrs.
CUsHINGs 6 BAILEY, booksellers and stationers,
of Baltimore, we would note especially Two con-
sIderatiOns; the increased Importance or BtJti-
more market, and the lar ge facilities of this
particular house. The trade of Baltimore with
the South has increased more in proportion since
the war than that Of any other city, and the claim
of It's merchants and manufacturers that they can
sell goods cheaper than they can 0e bought else
where finds now substantial proof In the large or
ders they are constantly receiving from every por-
ton OF the South. The house OF CUSHINGs L
BAILEY was establish d IN 1911, and 1t has been
characteristic feature of their manner of trad ng
that they have invariably given the buyer who or
ders his wares by mail the same superior adVan-
tages he could have secured in person. ...-
Employing a large capital in their business,
they combIue the utmost enterprise with the most
elevated Integrity. For further particulars we
refer to heir advertisement.
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CrFICE suPT. PUBLIC SCHOOLS, /
CITY HALL, Richmond, Va. J
DUBITC SCHOOLS.-Thef following is

DUBLlC SCHOOLS.-Ihe1 following Is
Il list Of colored schools, with localities and
teachers names = - u.
intermediate schocl.-Boys and Girls : Chimbo'
raz Mrs. $. Z. Hughes, teacher.
Intermediate School. Boys and Girls: Rockets
Mrs. NJ. h. Ghappell, teacher.
intcrmedtate Scbool.-Boys and Girls Twcnti.
eth and Cary streets, Mr.. Peter Gallego, teacher.
and Leigh streets, Miss II. s. Bass, teacher.
Intern. dlate School--BoyS and Girls: Twelftf
and Leigh Miss A. NJ. Jon4s, teachar.
In.crmediate School--Boys and Girls: Dil1's
Bakery, Mr.. j, w. Cromwell, te Icher.
Intermediate school Boys and Girls Ebe1e-
ger, Leigh street, Miss NJ. Lizzie Knowles, teacher
Intermediate <,lool-Boys and Girls orphan.
nge. 1T. Paul and Charity strots, Miss Sarah ..
Hawks, teacher.
Intermediate Srhool-Boys and Girls !: Navy
Hlll, Miss Hslcn Harris, teacher.
Intermediate School-Boys and Girls Navy
BilL Miss Pattie a, Payne, teacher. 3, 49,.
Primary &chool.- Boys aud Girls: Navy HILL,
Miss tiary A. Fore. teacher.
Primary SCHOOL, BOYS and Girls: Navy Hill
Miss s. j. farwood, teacher.
Primary ), hcol.-Boys and GIRLS: Navy Hull,
Miss G. L. colin, teacher.
Grammar School, Boys and Girls: Corner
T enty-third and Franklin, Miss c. s. Taylor
teacher. "
Grammar School Boys and Girls: Navy Hill
Normal School buildi:.g, Miss L. j. hadley.
teacher.
Grammar School.-Boys and Girls: Navy Hill,
Miss II. L. s. Harris. teacher.
on " ednes sday, thursday, and Friday, TIE 9TH
2sth, and Goth instant. f.om 10 to IL O'Clock A. Al
fer the purpose Of registering such scholars as
may Apply for admit sion. old scholars will take
precedence. Blank forms Of registration cao he
d at the Dispatch Office, or at the office Of the Su.
perintendent o. Schools, from to y A. NJ.
j. ri. BINFURD,
Sc 23-4t superintendent Public Schools.
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The prettiest woman in New York, Miss + -,
well known In our fashionable society for her dis
tingue appearance and beautiful complexion was
once 4 sallow, rorgh-skinned girl, chsgrine3 at
her red, freckled face. She pitched into Hag .n's
Magnolia Balm, and Is now as pretty In COM
p!exion as she is charming IN manners. This a1;i.
Gle oyercome es freckles, tan, sallowness, moth
patches ring-marks. ETC., and m axes one look ten
wears younger than they are Magnolia Balm for
q transparent complexion, and Lyons Kathairon
to make the hair plentiful, luxurlant soft, and
delicate, have no rivals. The Kathairon prevents
the hair from turning gray. eradl Gates dandruf
and is the best and cheapest dressing in the world
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SEPTEMBER %, 1870. . .as.z5 s ss s @ N ssa

PUBLIC scHooIs.--The superintendent Of
rublie Schools publishes in our issue OF
Lnls morning list OF all the seheois in the
fIley, poth white and colored, with their
the white schools, five are grammar zone in.
termediate and grammar, ten intevmediate.
one intermediate and primary, and sixteen
primary. The colored schools are thus di-
ylded: Grammar, g.; intermediate, 10: ~pri.
mary, H-total, 80 colored and 81 white
The next scholastic year of the public
schools will commence on Monday, Oct.
9th. The teachers viii be at their respec.
tive rooms for the purpose of registering
scholars on wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday, the 9th, 2Sth, and 10Th insts. - !
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POLICE COURT, THURsDAY-JuStce j. j.
White presidlng.-John Watson (colored),
charged with stealing one box containing
thirty-two chickens, valued at $40, from
Preston Nuckols. John was very obstrepe-
rous on his way to the station-house, and
showed pretty plainly that he had been en-
gagged in game in which clubs were trumps,
the policeman holding the better hand he
was badly beaten. The prisoner was sent
on to the grand jury.
William Daniels, for threatening to whip
his wife, Martha Daniels, was required to
give security in 1900 for his good behavior,
in default of which he was ordered thirty
DAYS service in the iewelry department.
knife and threatening to kill Aristotle
Davis (colored), and aristotle for beating
Colyer, were discharged upon payment OF
costs. =.
Samuel Pike, charged with assaulting and
beating Kate Rollins (colored). Case Dis
missed.
William Hardgrove (colored), for unlaw-
fully destroying Lucy Wheedon's clothing,
was sent to breaking stone for ten days.
Amanda Jackson (colored). charged with
using obscene language in the pusaic street,
being solemnly called, came not, thereby
proving fully that she was a non est cullud
Individual"
William Strong, drunk, and having no
place of abode. Forwarded to Rome, Ga,
where he belongs.
Lindsey Washington (colored, for the
same offence, was discharged with the adj
vice to 60 to work at once or have some
employment furnished him by the city.
Crawford Anderson (colored), who was
brought up as witness against Pike, was
charged with threatening and abusing said
Pike, and set back in default Of security
for good behavior. Anderson went back
into the prisoners dock blubbering Justify,
and exclaimed "'Fore God, dis is too bad.
Dey done call me up her for witness, and
done got me in dis here scrape!"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-23

ANOTHER MYSTERY SOLyED.-Chcmists being
unable to discover the ingredients In fragrant
SoZODoNT, which retnoyes all stains from the
teeth and imparts such peculiar rosiness to IL e
gums, the public are hereby informed that it is a
preparation from the bark OF the quillaya sapo-
maria or soap tree Of Chill, imported for the first
time into this country for this special purpose.
Such is the purifyirg and nnocaous effect of this
rare botanical agent that removes discolorations
from The most fragile textile fabrics without in
juring single thread.
Save and mend the pieces-use " SpALDING's
~
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The Council then adjourned.

HusT1NGs COURT, WEDNEsDAY-Judge d.
B. Gutgon.-A nolle proseqW was entered in
the case of Samuel Robinson, indicted for
assault and battery.
William Henry alias Burnside was con-
victed of misdcmeanor and sentenced to
sixty days in Jail and chain-gang.
Nathaniel Warren, convicted Of felony,
was sent to the penitentiary for three years.
In the case of james Shaw, indicted for
misdemeanor, a nolle prosequi was entered.
General Hayes, convicted of assault upon
Jail for six months.
The jury in the case of John Antoni, in
dicted for misdemeanor, had not agreed at
a late hour last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-23

TIE MARrrNErr1 TRoUPE.-This celebra-
ted troupe of gymnasts and acrobats will
be here Monday evening, and will appear
at tbe new Richmond Theatre. They are
famous all over the world for their daring
feats and for the fun and drollery OF their
pantomime. During the past I'VE years
land France, Prussia, Russia, and the
other European countries, besides Austria
Iia. and every State in the. country, and
have acquired a reputation second to none
In the world, @
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST, A BLACK-AND-TAN rao
~ EERrIER DOG. Black and re. S.2$As>
cJll'r istened round his neck with smuu brass
paddock; had a wa,t on his under lip. \ reward
Of FIVE DOLLARS will be- paid to any one leay-
Ing him a. No. 3, Pearl Block Fourteenth sire e.;
or a. my house. on main, between Foushee and
dams. [se 23-.2.*l -, s. II. GObDON.f
+ OST, RIP-SAW, on Tuesday evening.
~ My name is On the handle. WIN pay g. II ,lie
same Is delivered to me In the rear OF z. III.
starke's Store, and no questtc n a:ked ,.
Sc 23--ltT THOMAS IUCAS,s
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CANCERS killed in forty eight hours without
knife or pam. No caustics no burning sal7es.
Piles, kidney and bladder diseases treated sue
cessfully by Dr. HAsK KELL from The Hospital Sal
petrie, Paris. Consultation rooms, Nos and
Monumental HOTEL Medicine sent to all parts.
All old chronic diseases cured.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LYME & BROTHER will sell at sP. NJ. resi-
.dence on the north side of Leigh, between
. Second and Third streets. " gsss
JAMES NJ. TAYLoR VIII sell at 5p. M. the brick
store and dwelling at the northeast corner of
Broad street and Brook aysnue.
EDWARD B. NEWBURN will sell at ~ P. NJ.
the dwelling, with large lot attached, on
Twenty-seventb, between and streets,
COOK & LAUGHTON Will cell at 10 A. Nj. an
assortment of household furniture, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-23

UPMABALLooN.- Theatre Comique,
which has been in full blast at the Metro
politan Hall for the past few weeks, could
not stand two circuses, and wound up on
last Monday night with most magnificent
/" bust" up. The proprietors decamped,
leaving the board bill of the whole troupe
unpaid hard hearted landlord pounced
upon the baggage of the whole concern that
was left, and two of the young ladies con-
nected with the famous dramatic organiza-
tion were left to shift for themselves.
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SEWING.MACEHINES.

WHEELER, ;slS. WILSON SEWING
w MACHINES, acknowledged to be the best
In the world ior family purposes because they use
no shuttle and make the lock-sritch, which viii
neither ri o nor ravei
AND IN USE Awarded The first premium at
the Worlds Fair three different times over all
sewing machines exhibited for family purposes.
Sold on the inst t,lmcnt ripciple, and iDstruc-
tion given III using by G.. l.. RAILWAY,
Sc % 739 Main street, Richmond.
LEWlNG-aACHINE OF ALL KINDS
~ REPAIRED. The JLOAT ELLIPTIC SIC W )
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD, We sell
ths only PROPER NEEDEES for the Si,OA'j
sLOAT & ADDISGTON, I
$50 '<;s ''zr- rtrent Hear HoIrtaautr !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-23

WAR PIoT1tREs. Ellyson s. Taylor have
received Euery Saturday, Frank Leske's,
and Harper's Weekly tor the week, contain
ing numerous fine engrayings illustrative
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-23

PURCELL, I.ADD 6 Co.. K. w. POWERS, WOOD
& SON, MEADE & BAKER, JOHN W. kISoN, j.
BLAIR G. Co., and all other druggists In Rich :
mond, are selling the great medical wonder-Dr.
hAsKELL'S electric oil and carboltc cancer salves
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-23

Who would not give IL for a heavy meriIo
shirt? Who wouldn't buy an umbrella when
It's raining or threatening to rain: The man who
would do neither OF these needn't so to E. b.
SPENCE & Sons, 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-23

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
Postmaster, Washington ;, Judge John A.
Meredith, Richmond Isham Clements,
Amelia county, Va; P. 81. DAILY, Long
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The money-ordsr system inauglrated by the
Post-Ct flee Department has acquired great popu-
Iarity, but 1t cannot surpass the order for flannel
shirts which E. B. SPENCE i Son are selling Tor
a dollar each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-23

J. B. WATKINS, I'LL Main street, supplies from
his new-established factory the best kindling and
cooking wood as cheap 1T not chearerl as aoy one.
Also the best coal and coke at lowest prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-23

PRINTING FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tor
office can have their cards, circulars, handbills,
ETC., printed promptly and at low prices ut the
Dispatch printing g-hGu-e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-23

The handsomest lady in Virginia, and not aware
of the fact until her picture was taken ut the
Lee, Gallery. They are for sale by her con-
sent at the gallery, o2o Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-23

The sensation created by the two crcu7es Is
only equaled by that created by f. b. SPENCE &
SON. who are selling goods to the million at prices
Within the reach OF all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-23

CALL and see the catalogue # school books now
on hand at ELLYsoN & TAILoR's, next to Dis
patch office, Main street. .s. &c.,"