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TO RENT-HOUsES.

TO REN1-H0USES.
rJyu RRvr-HoUsR AND LARGE BARN, =,
l N%<t ktuz.p II Inquire ot FlNSEf f.SOSs>
l:e Scuth Waters ct.
T,o RsAT-VR FOR sALR-A COTTAGE AND
J. le;. mi.a fur 4isu.e uWessEs Aa4 o1auttoses run
clotc bS. Il u'bEitn IT. " e't stuG.
t,.o prNr-vuE THt}srORT DWxLI1VG. NO.
l. o1e ett R.ndo;rt-.t corner q Mnrs1I 8: snn-
t.iripE II lt~.1as. wAs-:. bath-r. o1. sc kt.
larAe ead- tft.s and extensive .f;Hn: pt.t,.I,n
siysn 1t any tine. Apb.T 10 H2fAS LAiHRt'f
B,ysn Hal. - $ Eth ClattIt
mo REhT-ASp trassTURS FOR, 5ALE-A
l. very des1:khle anst ta ftnnn HAAsh Av-- e7et
Il F"u1etnth It., sua tie tuEnttnte esrpets 81 iH5
1.Atop4s, 4trtrt =. r@stS *.Art,nx fns kuEert,
Fer Iai:ienists iuluifr ot X II, 4. ~ Box s.N.
ITO REST- AND FIRS1IUnE FOR SAlE-
i r. Use No. ri WAh.sA-As. Cont>ins nr'd-!n IN.
t1evtur SER. &C. IN thAt fuIaishrl
1set IT rEoeteEus wood coal. etc. band fDi1lfe
Of THpS. il. DDAHk. - and Is IAke-tt.
f1>O TFxT-ATp FURE,TTRE FnR sALE-A
EcSd t~e .tcrv hot West eide. tt.tea minutes
NV 'Eom Is EhE @ nn e. =; IhH 81 nsta q
ReEt noec.Afr The tnfn'tnrr aud carpets. which
h.eskirF un housekeeping. AddTtss or i, Tffhn1s
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this city. For psfticulAs1 zddreu c0AA1ssisH
Nprsl, P. o. Boz ta<. chicago.

Ue1n3bold's Concentrated EXtfacs
BpebQ II Tho KteA. d1ure;ic. ueluboldA CnHce11
rYad Extract Sa1sspef7lla Is ,he great bl ood puE
Ger. Both are prepared according to rnles Of
pnafH acT and chenlaty, aud nfe tue moss scstFe
Inst can be made,
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The YlIrhkrdson.rn II ncEar1nud Nufdcf
Trtal-Tinnc Fixed.

Yts.ertsr rcarptnr, in the coSrs Of General
6. esione' Jaace Bet'ard delivered the fotl3*inK
ot1toa IL .,er;rg the rnafen r tee p!s:Ise: A..
totnlJ 70 lcncTo The esss q V41seI AeS SA1aaa
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BIZ ". B. LANGLEY.

Cnutt tr1 Mortgage sale
nf ROaEL lSis House AMI ftRSl1CkE- At
1i-i-TI{lS n stnSpAytgFRClETl II al Se.nek
&c .hc r:rpl,tr Is *cth 1sesslsluees,. N.reea Rta
d''s- an8 NaAs WV " H. LESGLKf. Asesiaaeer.
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Enrruetlc younE meu. With s1.0O0
u = tnA Hat.e 10 !cc4te IN E3at Efaiu a5d pro.
nce-snpp rR pet:ts IN the eoal'75. 70 ~ IN COZ
ueci.au xttl IN established c2oI3laa aosSs N
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Spn1n+

rE1CE NEGOTIATIONS ACTH0RfzKp.
MADRID, FL b. 1o.-The government hts sent au.
tscs1ty to the Span.sh Minlstrr at Washington to
make treaties Of pence WITH the republics Of sJ1th
America.
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Tnkc no more EnpseatnNt Ruo Gns
safe remedies fer urp,e4saur and dapceFoas 1's.
eases rre Heltnoo1H E1tsac, Hurnn nal In
proved Roxe wash.
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GEE-BROONFIELp-EehE ., - the resideace
Of Gcorsc Chsnss1f. ks] by the Rfv Robert Colycy,
Mr. ChsiIes Gee to Mics LILA Broondrd. both VI this
PkREINs-COLMAN-At Manchester. Inus.
Fehennry g. s;a - she re4trtc q the h,ttet f.,her
hy tho Rsv L. H. Atiltt, " Il. Pefkf1s. Of Chic
Il MAs Cicel1 Ctansn. Of Manchester, lows
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Health, E8ennsv. ana LonE LIE
<ex ard vsiuAh,t rrtnt nes for tao e1c!uAst nse
cf ,al'es; MsdAEc Juueia Ea:m sad toilet prens-
ssttors 1.sd.e<, send 10 ten.s tor circular.
nc1r iI1 n, Michigan averae, Chicago.
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UoOesS1eG
GE1uAE!OE WANTEp-TO no stTNyN WocH
k%tF gsuessf houreeotk in = ptitate t"'..il~ GA
1efrfeu:xA Sn cb.ectoas to tt country. C.l al ID
NORTH tan ktsE,1t.
SEuAEloS AASCkn-AS loAk Hk ~ StEM
y ho.-eu in tIirAie family t:4I H.. se:-. i.ys
It WeueHcz1h.av. t2sl} And DJ1si4A ElAcc.
Ct1CaTIOS wANTFn-TO po sEts,,.r. WORK
- tu private faulliy Call eE 1dtre.t NJ. II 9,rx
c.rt:.
ClIEArIoNS wANTED--Er TWO vFEy RE-
= spsrt.b~ cAnAdaA Ezl% etse ecak. sa- esasr =.
t.soua eit Praae call 4. 40 STATE X. for two dsst
JELtA FINN.
EITt1ATIlS WASTFD-Rr \ CDMFhTrTr
t1s. 10 terrE Et HoIk anc .,>tt:t 1.A. d.
eE.ecrln I'D eewiAk I'LL u. III Iu;suIs-.t S1isa
tlct.
GtrNATtOg WAyTFp-RY GOOD CDOK,
= ws.ht! and izu1.I in rEIrA:r family. t'>ed srtrs
turcs il rttttrt. CAL fur 4. 4 St1tsst-. u2
.taisa
CITTATlDSS wAHTED-Ry TWO NESPyErA.
. Ee S"sw~kiaa ksi- sue to d. t-Eer1t huascv.Ek.
th' Vt tr1 ~ th d1tssa.11l.E os ys.. sewiE4- tA
tua Srttwi:k Il.
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Soon alter o'c.ocx the carriages fEetcn:ed With
beauty and fAAnlon begxn to snrnaR WsaEinx:on
street, and cue BY ono were drawn n front Of
tne Ope,a nonse, where the tAlt eA1Geex were de-
poal{e1l with ali convenient speEd. Mammond
tights npo3 surrounding Buildings II various d.
tertiona wtrs cetieled upon the SPOT Creating
btt,usrt fo-us Of nlrost midday raat&nce The
tnrurg &drs.eel up, The rtaod sta.rsa'e, = tne
bcel Of which WAs placed larEe Rss nlunEus-
non al the WORDS 'ar,rrx Fbrtmx&" Al tho
right we1e The dt.s:tc,te RECEPTION 1oout ioE ne
fndIes and EeAEcmeu: t1c COAT room. NneFe
the niscaru Ano c1ArRe, displayed
she excellent ts.'e Of sae AtI.uzemen: co4'
slHs5s stene d rertyextoItson; and, ocfond tnie,
co9Fsseo 81 lI.@ ias nis Teo
sfajrs md the ppnr Of the Art GaletJ Eas reach
1he Eain nas ~ p.of1ss15 dso,assa w .,S
Icunta,ns, whNe upon the walls Eern DISPOSED the
la1s~s:zed ps,nuFge 10 - srte rom ,st.cs,. w.
| rertcrae Of which wa1 waited throa2h t7e Ne y
all nNect,onR- A. the end Of the ha!l xni dta.scn
| ee vaaA' orchestra, which enllErncd tue 6ceE
| With ttudlupLa Of overture and opera
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T0R SILE-A GoOO SEcoSD-HAzn psaS19
l. Ter SIS a Eand pl.E9 z e1EnsaSe 13F --"=- -"
lcsTY, a; 1E3 ClAlk4t N. CAMPER
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Shattered Constf1uttons Restored
by HelmboldtS Exlrnet N1cnu.
No Remedy In the World Ever
cane ipto sucD ur1seT1al use, or nas 70 futl1
wou rho confidence OF mankind. Rs Ayers CueEE3
rectoraI, for the cure Of coughs, colds, and con-
suHpuoc.
PImpIes Removed and tho skin
made smooth by ustnK juniper Tar 6oap+ naa1u-
factnred by CasWeil, Hazard Co, New YORK.
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BOARD WANTED.

D0ARD-BY 1 s1NGLE GKNILgMAY, IN
. r.ivHte family ~HEin 10 uitLtes ak 1t 3ht enF-
nsr ef Clifton tEd FAE 6ulea SIS AdtstEs EH,sa
WakA4t-av.
DpARp-FCRs1sH RO9N OR ROOMS.
D*i:a bnsrd GO He.t SIDE inr sentlrtoan spd vile
Adirtt.. Nth tesna Acd rs1tica!a1s S q elfu j. "
FAR etl + Co -
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Ey COLBY s. WIRTS.

Ey CUIH1 d " EE%1Ss
REGULAR SALE
Of ELEGANT NEW FlRSif{ Re.
Secondhand Fasnit:se. aad t!oatsaola Ge.tt. Be1s
aaG Bei4ipf. Carrttf, tr tteTy. &c e.
Friday, -Fehrrnry ". Mt lg a'siork' nj our
DULBY : W1N1S- AEetienetr1.
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manhood nrd InuIhfnf y1gor are
re.uIel By ueiuoo1ds E1racs H1chu.
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SEWING MACHINES
MJH{nA1, TKsYHHMEBTa

EI uE hAUHlMEa
NOR EALK-AT q SCETH CT Arrest, 4 fEHSt l.
elak ei1fe- PerlcE ts4sh!ne- rhtkr- tof eaA1.
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Pawubroker's Sale.

Gold aud Silver Watches, Diamonds, Gold
jeWelrT, Opera Classes. ReTolEts,
Work Boxes, Fancy Goods, Etc,
At AUCTION.
On Friday, Feb. II, at 10 O'Clock,
A. or 6sies.oozs. s.:.e, sue II RAndolpt--:-
TH 4 CUTTERS co.
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MEETTMGs.
MEETTMGss ~. -
NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN
1S sPa " RALEROAD.1 1.isff ttl33 5,2SlFflf 81
NOTICE FOR MEETINGS or THE PEOPLE
.,s.is Se AND DPTC-NICs. ...i

Colonel THOMAS g. FLoURNoY, President
~ t,e Lne company, General j. ID. IMBODEN, and
o1hsrs, VIII Address the people upon the suffectof
sTHpscriptions 20 the capital stock of The NOR
at I'm ths And GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
neonIa t,mes lines and places mentioned below. The
force mn eaMrnestly u requested TO turn out In full
The friend adiss are especially Invited TO attend
apa " WIN be leisure time viii tbs arnsrs
ni Wy. fn .nsetnRs VIII be made an occaa5o-, Tns
@ iJr uovanclng the interests Of the rreat a. t
PIiLe, Dui OF the most pleasant @ I'll @
out. -, eA.S - "'ia oiu' Let all come
The meetings and pic-nics WIN commence ,,s
Al V, W1MpsoR, IS,I Isle Of Wight WEDNESDAY.
at BLACK CREEK CHURCH, sou,bamn,on
county. FRIDAY, August 18th. ~
At BARN TAVERN, Southanpton county.
at PETE,s CHURCH, Southampton county,
MONDAY, August 18th. ElsF . = : - '.'''
At JONES & HOBSON'S MILL, Greenesyilie
county, WEDNESDAY, August nth.
At COLONEL SPRATLEY'S MILL, Bruins.
wick county, FRIDAY, August 10th. :.
At LAWRENCEVTLLE, Brunswick county,
SATURDAY, August 2otE. ~. !,
MONDAY, August I'D. E.1E ~ s. =
AZ lions CHURCH, Mecklenburg county,
At BoYDToN, Meeklenburg county, FRIDAY,
At EPHEsUs CHURCH, Mecklenburg county,
SATURDAY, August 9Th. {gi.g,, s;.sI Z
At MUSTERF1ELD, Halifax county, MON
A At 'EAtGsEI AStHsi ls','i 'aiRsovE CHURCH, wENEs-
DAY, August 3fst. q. jy28-t2lA
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

Qualification yesterday, before Judge
Cox, the following officers for this township
qualified Charles w. Burr, supervisor; A
W. Burnett, clerk; +. FL. Foote, collector
and James Worslam, constable. The last
named is a negro. Messrs. Hancock, Mar
tin, Ball, and Edwards, justices, ant
George r. Moss, constable, had previously
qualified.
: Odd -Fellous.-A new Lodge Of Odd-Fel
lows, to be called Stewart Lodge, has beer
formed. We understand that their pros
poets are very tlattering.
Br7efs.-It is expected that operations
will commence at Dunlop's renowned Man
chester Mills tonight. This establishment
has been put in perfect order, and will sus
tain its worldwide reputation for good
flour.
The reservoir and pump having been put
In perfect order, our friends may expect
soon to receive an abundant supply Of pure
james river water.
Efforts are being made to establish {
Lodge of knights Of Pythias In our midst
We wish the enterprise much success.
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!. RAIr.1ssfAYsa.
a M M 90 b


iHEsAPEAKE Iss s g "a lEI!s 8 ND 3 OHIO AaII.
1870. fhe PAssKNGER ISAfNs 1 Mn Fan q q fol-
/ MzIETlRAIE sa1lrrn da,iy nssw,su u sehaluai
tween GordonsySis I'D WSfls issa III Lsss
4 nssshP0ad g g = sass
arrive at Richmond sl go III. d. Iaskdrg ciosei
c9nneetions 90 Gordonsyil.e and EhasI0tsssys1I4
trains for Xsexsndsis,Y Washington, sBaIsfuosa,
ss ss asssssss sassss sS lGs
Going west pa:ssnserss' a q dine a "a asrsonsyii,e
sndsup at CoTngton. Going East bfeaESAss at
eSshsf SfsRr ana sus SssIHsansy ,,
Richmond and White sulphus nislnly rishp.t
and arriye at Washingtln af s -. .As "a. Jand Ise
ss ss5 z; an; M and lssye while
ton sLgEPfSsacaRs % w Be- %atsasasd as @ lis
and Sa Seswsa a WS.S
sulphur withous change. ~ 80 slgls3 lsF Elf
Going East SUP assssSrs q sessrsea. Sseaksss
AZ ,ra.ns connect with stages 40 folseHss
nsss saniSa spraas wlis nsssss fsr sad
I; AIs;aoshsn Si.hstases for Coldsaiptar spr,ngs,
Natural Bridge, IS i miles. y miles sHa
At Mnlborof with stages for Bath Alum Srrinvz
ID miles; Warm Springs, Is miles; Hot Sprinas ~
miles and Healing Springs, "a ntflesi =
Al Covfngton with stages 70 Heating SpEings,
Is miles and hot Springs, IS niles.
Az Allegheny with stages to Red Sweet Springs
miles; and Old Sweet Springs, 10 miles,. Ii :
White Sulphur Springs with stases for Salt
Sulphur Springs, 24mtles; Kile SULPHUR Springs
burg, miles and Charleston, Too miles ,e
Through tickets issued to all points North, West;
/ -, mi JAMES r. NETHERLANDfes
jy8 f9euprsI Ticket a gent.
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Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-An new Division
of Sons of Temperance was instituted night
before last in the Odd Fellows Hall on
Broad street between Sixth and Seventh,
under the title of Harmony Division No. 30.
The following officers were elected and inn
mediately after installed by the grand Off
GERS present, r. II. Mullen, ESQ.,, officia-
ting !: George B. Davis, worthy patriarch ;
Frank A. Christian, worthy associate Will
liam Prosser, financial scribe; John @. Mil.
ler, treasurer Robert Holtzback, assistant
recording scribe; Thomas B. Hicks, con;
dd1uctor; -Gox, inside sentinel g,t ;, Leslie is
composed of good material. and will do
much good for the temperance cause.
The meeting for institution was largely
attended, and addresses were delivered by
R. Fl. Mullen, W.T.. Lindsey, and t. Wiley
Davis. .a.- -'.r'
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Va. FRIDAY MORNING. JULY %, 1870.

PHE CHESAPEAKE AND OH1o R.uso.n
SEEKING TUE RIyER.The Chesaneake 'a and
Ohio Railroad Company are MAXIM seve.
raj preliminary surveys with n visssv at,e, =, =
connection with the wharf. at Rockets ~ The q
line which is most favored by the ensipaers ue
will leave the road just this side Of What 10
known as the Summit, about one and half
miles from the city, passing through Mr..
Burton's farm, Fairfield, north Of Blakey's
mill-pond, and in rear of Oakwood ceme-
tery, crossing Gillie's creek and the York
River railroad near the magazine, and
along down the valley to the river. The adj
vantage of this connection need not be de-
monstrated here. Freight will by this
means be carried directly to the water,
thereby saving drayage and other unneces-
sary expense and trouble.
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ODDS AND ENDs.-zQog days commenced
yesterday.
The Journal calls Rev. DR.. Woodbridge
one of Jonathan Edwards's progenitors.
Governor Walker and lady are still in
Richmond. .....
A revival of religion is progressing at the
Union Station Methodist Episcopal church.
Three enterprising young men win open
new shoe-house on Main street in Septem-
ber.
On'dit that Granville Montelle has been
arrested in South Carolina, and will be
brought to Virginia.
James Ewing and Daniel Scott, sent from
Prince Edward for house-breaking, were
received at the penitentiary Yesterday.
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The WEEKLY DISPATCH, with full and
graphic account of the execution of James
Jeter Phillips, embracing new and interest
ing matter regarding this remarkable case ;
local events of the day, Washington and
Virginia news, the European war, and mis-
cellaneous and entertaining matter, is for
sale at the counter. Price, ready for mail
ing, five cents. III,
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LADIES desire what men admire, and this little
thing is beauty. What do we say is beautifuP A
transparent complexion and luxuriant head of
hair. What will produce these? HAGAN's MAG
NoLIA BALM will make any lady of thirty appear
but twenty, and LYONS KATHAIRoN will keep
every hair In Its place an1 make 1t grow like the
April grass. II prevents the hair from turning
gray, eradicates dandrutf, and Is the finest hair
dressing In the world and at only half ordinary
cost. If you want to get rid of sallowness, pim-
pies, ring-marks, moth-patches ETC., don't forget
the Magnol Balm ladies.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

IdoMAS w. KEESEE win sell at 10 A. M. bar
room xtures, counters, &C., opposite the New
Market, on Sixth street.
COOK. & LAUGHToN win sell at 10 A. M. bar
hrniture, tables, chairs engrayngs, wines,
&c. n
q. W. ROSENE, High Constable, will sell at s
p. NJ, at his Office, on Twelfth street, lot OF
furniture, still, copper-ware, SC. -
W. G0DDIN Will sell ats P. M. a lot and framed
dwelling on the west line OF Twenty -Hfth be.
tween Main and Franklin streets.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

nR. ORIARD, formerly Of Paris, now
~ president Of the Allopathic and Homeopathic
College Of New Orleans, will make Richmond his
residence for some months, In order to perfect
himself In the English language. He has taken
an Office ut No. 2l7 GOVERNOR STREET, and
offers his services to those who may be suffering
t-' DISEASES OF THE EYE,
that having been his speciality, and in which he
has been highly successful, both in Paris and IN
New Orleans.
ONCE hours commencing Thursday, July 2sth,) J
from 10 A. NJ. tol P. NJ. ty 2s-1m*
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CONSIDERED DANGERoUs.-The walls ot
the house occupied by John Kelly, oil
Twentieth between Main and Cary streets,
were reported to the Police Justice yester.
day as in dangerous condition.
Mr.. Edward Mayo; proprietor of Mayo's
bridge, was also reported for allowing said
bridge at its intersection with the bridge
leading to VanxhalPs island to remain in a
condition dangerous to pedestrians.
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POET OF RICHMOND, 3UEY ss, g7a.

POET OF RICHMOND, juicy 2s, B7e.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara, Blackwood, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company. -
steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chaDd,se and passengers, L.. B. Tatum. f..el
Brig Waltham, Boston, Ice, A. 6. Babe cock.
Schooner i. Areulartns, Gregory, Boston, ner-
chandise, Currie ID Co. s,st Z
t*g {.&ft Igs{ SAILED. 49, ,t5
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Burns, Norlolki ner.
chandlse and passengers, u. u. Tatum.
Steamer Norfolk, Platt, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, w. T. Porter. a5
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, w. ?. Bretts 3
MEMORANDA. y. a,gssr-5
WEST POINT July as.-Arrived, steamer State
of Virginia Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return. 34.#s StSEF.f
ACpUTA CREEK, July 2s.-Arriyed,, steamer
Ironsides, Baltimore, merchandise and passen-
gers, Richmand. fredericksburg, and Potomac
railroad, andsailed on return. sa
Ssis,Ss BY 4TELEGRAPH
SouTuAMPToN, July ss.--Arrlyed steamers
Bremen and Baltl8aer from Baltimore.
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CALL ExrENDED.-Last Monday night, at
q meeting of the yestry of St. Marks eng
lish Lutheran) church, call was extended
to Rev. D. NJ. Henkel, of New Market, Va.
He is native Of Virginia, and is spoken of
as man of fine pulpit ability. He will
preach here on the first Sunday in August.
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sMIPPnH3 Ct.

NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.-ssHe=zMHys
lS The boats OF the JAMES RI
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL COMPANY
will leave the dock as usual promptly at y ~. on
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid, st the
option Of the shipper Every facility possible win
sImcd TO deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my olice on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight viii not be delivered till charges are
paid. -
Roats locked and insured. .,.- .,esss g.
dell EDWARD DILLON, Agent
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Remember In your promenade of an eve
ming the neat ice-cream saloon at "JACKsoN's,' u
corner Main and Third streets. tsr
He also makes and delivers to families, pic-nics,
fairs, &c.. &c, pure ice-cream in any quantity
and of any flavor desired. -
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FOE SALE.

MULE AND HORSE FOR SALE. A>,o
I'VE The MULE about medium size ~
suitable tor farm or other purpose. The HORSE
Is good size; young: sound works and rides
Arnly ut Office next above LANCASTER L co. !,
IL Main street. j. b. WATKINS,
jy 25- -cod3t +4 I'LL Main street.
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EXCURSIONS.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoToMAC)
.-G q #. q RAILROAD COMPANY, ig >
RICHMOND, June 29, 1870. }
EXCURSION SEASON OF 1870 TO
,H 4t.. NIAGARA FALLS .e.G~-sse. +.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, 49,
NEWPORT, and d2E lat,&
LAKE GEORGE.
Tickets to the above-named resorts offered at
low rates. Apply at the Office OF the company, COR
ncr of Broad and Eighth streets. ~. ..hsn
- j. B. GENTRY,
jy 1--1m General Ticket Agent.
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STRAW GOODS, STRAW GoODs.-GREAT BAR
GAINS FOR THIRTY DAYs.-My entire stock
marked down, and many articles will be sold for
half their value to make room for my fall stock.
A. A. ALLEN, 1916 Main street.
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married IN HASTE" SILvIAr' and
"JonN" once single, are now IMAM and
WIFE" All should "put yourself In his place"
by calling at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's popular
news depot, ulG Main street.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, (
RICHMOND, VA, July %, 1879. : =
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
4, AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL M ON Y
NEXT. August LIST, ut II NJ, for the erection OF
BRICK WAREHOUSES;, with necessary hx-
lures and culyert connections, s,WASHrTR3UGHS,
Specifications and the necessary local informa-
tiofl can be secured by applying TO Captain 9. Z.
BIGGER, Superintendent klms-h0use. 80
Proposals to be addressed to the Chairman OF the
Committee for Relief Of the Poor. -.
The committee reserves the right OF rejecting
- 80 CHARLES II. DIMM0CK, j
@At 49, ., City Engineer,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER REooRD-Range of the ther-
mometer at the Dispatch counting-room,
Thursday, July 2Sth
"a: M. I'm. aP:M. sP.M.
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The secret of f! b. SPENCE S SONS success
this year Is attributable to the fact that they buy
their goods In large quantities directly from the
manufacturers, for cash, and are thus enabled to
underseu all competitors.
P.S. They also use printers Ink. ....
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n. ELLYsoN Il co. will insert advertisementsin In
the principal newspaperstn Virginia, North Care.
lima, Tennessee. and the nor. .hcrn cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this ONCE
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1870. !. !, 80. ~ 1870.
~ , SUMMER ARRANGEMENTgEit s4F''l
SCHEDULE OF, TRAINS OVER THE
|.-E SHORT LINE. 4-1l ytsi sstfigJs 9
1870.
~ WFf fNEgG
u: RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC r. QUITE 4 TOIAL LLszPglHThs,

D.
TRAIN No. 1.-THROUGH MAIL TRAIN: pfG
Washington leaves the depot. corner or Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily at u:l5 A. ID. Arrives I'M
Bisbn9pd daily At s 2;ss E n Md.,mopu rp,,,sss
TRAIN. connecting at Aqua cresk With ethe
steamers Georgeanna and fronsides, lseyes the
DEPOT corner Of Broad and Eighth streets, daily!
!sdadays exSeptedl at O'clock Z, 4r5tyss AZ,
TEAM No. 3.--fHB0G GH MAIL tTl aaNSfG
Washing leaves the depot corper rof ById ant
2. 81. Arrives In Kelnaond tiGondays; ;eIcepted)i
: - THRoUaH III Que TICKETS and THRoUHH BAG
SAsE SSas,; cHEsKs ssS sS ~ g1TsHhsagsss
FREIGHTs contracted for and ssfnEMafdeda
VEST SsS a''A n ulsp1'sF' Fl't'os = - pS''11r
!, sPEGIAL NOTICE.-The BALTIMORE Exs5
PRESS TRAIN viii run az. far as Milford station
on Sunday, leaving Richmond corner 95 BEossa ss;
leave Milford on Mondays st e2s A.. y. ana Ar5f
fiiy apSiy' Si e at SoMsaSy's oFFIgEpeornes OF
Brood and Eighth streets. j, (,
.,.,,s..,,s, + (, General T1ekeA A9eu6 ~
En-. T. d. MYERS, General supeytntead s; j
Do
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Some more of sheppard's illustrations of
negro life in the South are in the last No.
Of Appleton's Journal, to hand from Ely
son s Taylor, next to Dispatch office, Main
street
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CuRLEs DIcKENs's SPEECHES, LETTERS, AND
SAYINGS. Price, 50 cents. Just out, and for sale
at ELLysoN 6 TAYLoR's popular Lews depot,
II1s Main street. 81,
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PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
ltcan have the Dispatch mailed to their ad.
tress by ordering the same at this office
Terms, sixty cents per month.
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.r .. COLLECTORS OPFICE,l
RICHMOND, July 26th 1870.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN from whom CITY TAXES ARE DUE that
shall be at my office daily from o. ocock A. NJ. TO
O'Clock p. M for the purpose of receiving the
same. W. b. DAVIDSON,
iy 2S-lw City Collector.
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The man who said "ths Is the hottest day yet y
did not buy his outfit OF E. b. SPENCE y SON, as
all of their patrons seem to be perfectly cool.
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED from our premises, on fF%H
~ the 2lst instant (Thursday last), O REDSSN..
COW with white stripe down her back, white
spot In the forehead, and white tail, and sharp,
long horns. A liberal reward will be given on her
delivery. ROBERT a. MAYO.
iv 9l--9t - ! - ---.----.
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FRANK LEsLIE's, Godey's, and Demorests S
fashion books for August, for sale at ELLYsoS q
TAYLoR's news depot 1l1e Main street. ts..