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JAPAN.

Corr plants OF the American Ntnis-
ter to GEix tioyeTntncn cnt-Df4crcGtt
able Neglect OF fIts LeRaslon-Au-
rnaAntiou OF she United states
Representative The Presidents
ACIlONs
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FALL OF UousE-NARRow EsCATE OF
TIE IEMATEs.-At about half-past o'clock
yesterday morning dwelling-house OIL Sc
cond street near the corner of Duval, oc-
cupicd by Mr.. Kennedy and family and
others (sub-tenantsN fell in, and was totally
wrecked.
The foundation of the house had been
discovered to be in an unsafe condition,
and orders were given by the owner (Mrs.
Downcy) to have. the house strengthened.
This was to have been done on yesterday.
Yesterday morning mt nearly half-past the
inmates of tho lower portion of the house
discovered that it was settling, and the fall
ing Of plaster and other signs gave warning
of immediate danger. The alarm was given
to the other occupants, who fled precipi-
lately. The northern wall of the house fell
as they were getting out, and the southern
wall fell just as the last one had gotten be-
yond danger. -.'-"
Policeman Pleasant Orange, who was
passing by at the time, bravely rushed TO
the front door and commenced to give the
alarm upon the door with his club and to
warn those inside to escape. Before he
could get out of the porch it tumbled
down, carrying him out into the street.
Wonderful to relate, he escaped with few
slight bruises. The escape of tho occu-
pants without q scratch is indeed miracll-
lous. The house is complete wreck,
nothing but the roof and the front and rear
walls being left standing. ..
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IMPROVING THE SUBURBs.-Captain Dim
mock, city engineer, is earnestly and ener-
getically engaged in improving the ways Of
our suburban fcllow-citizens. He is going
to the full extent of the appropriations, and
by judicious management makes the most
of the money placed at his disposal. Before
the winter sets in we hope that the resi-
dents in tho new additions to the city will
have no cause to complain of the work
which has or has not been done. In this
connection we will state that the heavy
fence which once surrounded Monroe Park
has been removed and a.lighter and more
airy one substituted. Workmen are now
engaged In laying curbing all around it.
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TEMPERANCE AMONG THE CoLoRED PEOPLE.

TEMPERANCE AMONG THE CoLoRED PEOPLE.
Mr.. 4. FL. Mullen, in company with Rev.
William T. Lindsay, T. III. Burroughs, and
S. G. Curry, instituted a Circle of Tempe
rance among the colored people at the
Methodist Episcopal church on Third be-
tween Jackson and Duval streets on
Wednesday night, to be called "Snnbeam
Circle, No. l." A dispensation was grant
ed, and power given to this Circle to grant
dispensations to similar organizations
missing Circle, and it is hoped much good
will be effected. There were twenty six
males and eight females present who took
the pledge and became members. Efforts
Iwill be made to extend the Order In this.
city and elsewhere in the State with o
view to forming u Grand Circle, and thus
make this u permanent organization among
that class Of our citizens,
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POLICE CoURT-Justice White presiding.-
John Brooks (colored), lunatic. A COM
mission of lunacy was appointed to examine
into the case.
Margaret Ann Jones (colored), for assault
ing the infant child of Matilda Drew with a
cowhide, was sent on to the grand jury.
James b. Smith, for obtaining under
false pretences goods to the amount of 81
from Robert Reid. The case was dismissed
at Reid's request. -@n
Henry Alden and Thomas Davis, for as
saulting and beating Richard Hardcastle,
mate of the schooner j. H. Lockwood, and
attempting mutiny. Case continued until
Tuesday next and the parties sent to Jail.
in the public streets and being drunk and
disorderly, was required to give bond in
800 for her good behavior for sixty days.
Eli Page (colored), for beating Jack Miles,
was fined s. and required tokeep the peace.
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CITY ORDINANCES.
A N ORDINANCE TO PROTECT II

A n ORDINANCE IO IkOEECI LII
N CENSED MERCHANTS AND TRADERS.
PASSED JUNE 80. 1870. ezra 81.
BE 1t ordained by the Council Qf the City Of
Richn,Ond: l. No person shall sell or offer for
sale hy sample within this city any goods, wares,
or any article whatsOo yer, without having iirst
obtained license therefor. Any person desiring
to obtain such license shall apply TO the Com
Inittec on Finance, who shall determine and asseas
the amount to be paid on such license, and on pay
Ing into the city treasury In the mode prescribed
the tax assessed he shall have this privilege or
doing said business Such license shall state lbs
wareroom or place OF business OF the person OBJ
tanjng IL, and shall authorize him to sell goods by
sample mt his place Of business only, and 1half not
be transferred, sub-lct, or sold. ANY person >io-
lating any OF the provisions of this section slstl
pay nar OF not less thau Mity nor more than two
lupdt I'd dollirs, one half TO go to the iBformef
or, falling 20 pay such fine, shall be imprisoned IN
the city jail not less than nor more than eight
weeks. s a....,..-.,sy -. ss
s. Any person desiring TO sell goods by sample
not NJ q particular place or business, but by ap-
plying from house to house with HIS samples,
shall FIRST apply to the Mayor for license to soil
such goocs. The Mayor shall determine the
amount to be paid for such license, and upon such
person the amount 10 the City Treasurer the
Mayor may Issue such license to him. The penalty
for failing TO comply with this section shall be not
less than fifty nor more than ono hundred dollars,
one-halI 20 20 TO lhe informer. -. .s.-s
Published by authority OF tho Council.
- $500" r.. G.. HOWARD, Clerk,
Richmond. Whtg and NrGinta ,8taats Gazette
copy .s4fs, al .sts 1850 tst sit Js, JS o-ST
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT.-Judge Minor
presiding.- court has been in session
since Monday last.
Washington Scott was tried under an in.
dictment for highway robbery (stealing
twenty cents and q pocket-knife from VIII
liam PeeD. Found guilty and sentenced to
seven years. service in the penitentiary.
John Coleman was also tried under an In
dictment for feionious assault upon eX-Jus-
tice +. A. Schultz, found guilty, fined s.,
and sent to Jail for three months.
The court adjourned to Monday next,
when the case of Commonwealth Is. Will
liam Robinson and others will be heard.
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NIGHT TRAIN ON THE CHESAPEAKE Ann
ONO RAILRoAp.-It will be seen by refer.
ence to the new schedule advertised in an
other column that on and after Sunday, July
10th, the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will,
in addition to their daily train, run night
passenger train to the Virginia Springs.
Both trains will run in connection with the
Orange and Alexandria railroad going north
by WASHINGTON, Baltimore, etc.
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RoUND-TRrp TICKETS TO THE VIRGINIA
SPRINGS, &o.-It will be seen by reference
to another column that the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company are now issuing
round-trip. tickets to the Virginia Springs
at greatly reduced rates. We expect to SEQ
under this liberal reduction of fare q great
increase Of travel over this line. They will
also issue excursion tickets to Niagara
Falls, Newport, Saratoga, and Lake George,
at low rates. For further particulars, apply
to our excellent friend j. F. Netherland,
general ticket agent.
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Ladies desire what men admire-and this little
thing is beauty. What do we say is tcautifulP A
transparent complexion and luxuriant head Of
hair. What will produce thesep uAGAN's MAG
NoLIA BALM will make any lady Of thirty appear
but twenty, and LYONS KATHAIRos Will keep
every hair in its place and make it grow like the
April grass. 1t prevents the hair from turning
gray, eradicates dandruf, and Is the finest hair
dressing in the world, aud ut only half ordinary
cost. II you want to get rid Of saIlowness, pim-
pies, ring-marks, moth-pstches, e.c. don't forget
the Magnolia Balm, ladies.
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We HAVE RECEIVED FROM ELLYsoN &;
TAYLOR, those enterprising and accommO-
dating news-dealers, next to the Dispatch
office. fresh lot of reading matter. Among
them we would name Eccy Saturday,
Transatlantic for July, and many others
too numerous to mention. The ladies' will
find there all of the latest fashion monthlics
and papers, the little boys and girls can get
all of the prettiest toy-bools, &c, and tho
older persons can find plenty Of good sum-
mer reading.
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EDUCATIONAL.

D. A SCIENTIFIC AND CLASSICAL T.
IN SCHOOL FOR BOYS will be opened at
Woodville. Goochland county, Va, on the lST
BOWIE, of the Virglnit Military Institute, and
ROBERT J. POLLARD, of tho University Of
Virginia.
TEKMs: $3.50 per session of ten months, pay
atic scuii annually in advance.
Address WALTER BOWIE,
Thompson's CrOss-Eoads,
Louisa county, Va.
REFERENCES Faculty OF Vfrginia Military
Institute; Faculty Of the University of Virginis;
Colonel GiIham, Richmond Va; General Charles
Z. Stone, late Inspector and Engineer OF Tho DO
yer and Wcstham Iron Company. /
~ q 9towg u1n
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All. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

.r.n,,,l .r.,,,ncd takes pleasure In announcing
,.,,5t, .,.DrraYv that he viii open on MON
49, IA The house formerly occupied 10y
~ E.I,S Co., No. qus Main street, full
y .,.,r,,rd stock OF
DRY GOODS.
,.,,oyiar bargains will hc offered 10 his GUS
,.,, nair,ns:
>..,,i STRIPED GRENADINES at 10 and
,...
tI,.tIT xlal blaze -GkptNb hErNh OiN' '''
v,a,da,Sc. worth sar.:
-. x,y. NElDIlF,S al eac worth 2sc. :;
''' .1nJ,I,NKSE Ci 9th at 3oc.
'''H'' 49,
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A COOP MovEMENT.-It will be seen by
reference to an advertisement in another
column that some of our leading dry goods
houses have determined to close business
each day at P. NJ. on and after Monday
the 11th of July, thus aiIording their cni-
ployes rest and recreation for the hot sum-
mer months. It is hoped that others Of
our mercantile friends will unite III this
movement.
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A WELCOME G1FT.-Mr. George Robert
son, superintendent of James River Brew
cry, has our thanks for half-barrel of beer
sent by him to the Richmond Press Club
on their way to the White Sulphur. The
beer was splendid, rs is all that is made ut
james River Brewery. ...
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THE ALHsHoUsE.-We visited the aims
house yesterday, and found everything
there In most admirable order, under the
charge of that most efficient superintend-
ent Captain Charles p. Bigger. The fol-
lowing are the number of inmates there at
present: White-Male adults, 35; female,
So; children, %. Colored-Male adults,
90; female, 7G; children, Is. Total, 27G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-08

SCHILLER LODGE, No. 100, 7. o. O. F.-On
Wednesday night the following gentlemen
were elected as officers of this Lodge for the
six months ensuing: Dietrich Witte, o. NJ.
On. g.; F. W. Thomas, U. N. %. N. g.;
A. Krezmarz, Secretary; FIR. Emmen-
hauser, Treasurer.
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RAILROADS.
&R @ E8 60 ss
THEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
SlsROAD.-0n aud after SUNDAY. July 10,
1870, the rASSENGEH TRAYeyS 1,sffy nm, ~ foi,
RAJ1RoADs.

,s1o ~ AD:EDn and aiteS SUNIAYs Jbty w.
Nc, Mail III TRAIN win run daily besvesn Richmond
sWeen sas sndiy es
a. 4 a. " and :. sgps5s
connections at G0rdonsyille and Chasiottesvills
with Orange. Alexandra and Aanassas rsiIroad
New
Lynchburg. Knoxville, FChaztan0oga. Memphis,
New Orleans, Montgomery, Mobile, &c. a.. 4
aod sup a. covinston. Going Ess., q @ pIesSfss. S At
Goshen and dine at Goraonsyille: -.
NISHI rAsENSER aSs ThA!M VIM run be-
Richmond and White sulphur nightly without
ehtnge OF cars. Leave Richmond at s:!s r. 81.
InS stsiSs sHpar a. Y E
and arrive sn s 3. NJ mssice ALI
STCuFa So 10 ma
trains and will be run through between Richmond
and Baltimore and between nichmond and White
Going West, passengers breakfast ii co.7Sstoa.
Going East, sup at Esaunton.s sisiiaslI fgsl5{,.
These trains connect with stages rs follors'.
At Staunton with stages for kugusta nat, Rtr,b
lins,S Springs, 70 miles and Weyer's Cave, ii
Nas Goshen with stages for Cold Sulphur spr,nca
2miles ;sRockbrtdga Alum Springs, smiles Roek.
bridge Baths, 10 miles; Lexington, 70 miIes and
10 miles Warm Springs, 1s miles; Hot Springs. =
miles AND aealnE ,nIs springs, 2 miles
Is miles ana Hot Springs, 10 miles. - : 20
At Allegheny With stages 10 Red Sweet Springs,
AT Wh!te Sulphur springs With stages for Salt
Sulphur Springs, q miles Blue Sulphur Eprtngs.
% miles; Red Sulphur springsiai ms!es /. Lewis.
Through tickets issued TO all points North, Wet,
pad @als JAMES r. NETHERLAND,
1Y 8 ''', General Ticket A krenlk.
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VA. FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 5, 1870.

:, CHANGE OF SdHEpULH ON THE LOWER
PoToaAo RoUTE.-On and after Monday,
July 1lth, the Baltimore express train will
leave the Broad-Street depot Of the Rich
mond, tfederlcksburS and Potomac rail-
road ut o'clock P. IL. instead of 4.SO P.
NJ. as heretofore.
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Port OF RICHMOND, JULY 7, 1876.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY Z, 1870.
ARRIVED. a-nt.H .-.s. =.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chanGise and passengers. l.. B. Tatum.
Steamer Niagara, Blackwood, New York, mcr-
ehandise and passengers, oad dominion Steamship
Company. .4
merchandise TO Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner r. W. Johnston, Marts, Boston, Ice TO
A. q. Babcock and merchandise 60 Curtis Is Far
ker.
Schooner Crisis, Bowen, Albany, lumber, John
SOD, Harwood Estes.
SAILED.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Haryeys VII
Iiams.
Steamer Empire, Hunter, Philadelphia, mcr-
chandise and passengers, w. i. Porter.
Echooper Narcissa, Bunting, Osborne's, to load
for Washington, u. c., Curtis Il Parker.
CLEARED.
Bark Pepita IN. g., Gatgen, Rio Grande do Sui,
flour, Haxall Crcnshaw Il Go.
III, AEAORANDuM. -.tN
WEST POINT, Juiy7.-Arriyed, steamer State oil
Vt.giuta, freeman. baltimore, merchandise an1
pas sengers, iork culver Railroad Company, and
sailed on return. - II. sE
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Remember " In your promenade of an eve
ming the neat ice-cream saloon ut "JACKsoN's,' ;.
corner Main and Third streets.
lie also makes aud delivers to families, pic
Mica. fairs, &C., &C., pure ice-cream III any
quantity and Of any flavor desired.
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RARE AND BEAUTIFUL spring styles OF Jewelry;
elegant new patterns OF pins and drops; glove
bands Etruscan and enamclled metlallions; new
style neck chains, handkerchief holders, cuff and
bosom buttons; solitaire and cluster diamond en-
gagcment rings.
Choice novelties In siverware, In cases, for brt-
dal presents, now opening at
NOwLAN S Co.'s,
corner Main and Tenth streets,
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ROBERT HOWARD, Attorney at Law tlate CLERK
OF the Hastings and Chancery courts), has re-
sumcd the practice of the law, and will attend al
the courts in the city Of Richmond.
Office, corner OF Bank and Eleventh streets.
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LOST AND F0TrND.


T OST, about the 1st Of duly, O POST.
IL OFFICE BOX KEY, No. sO3. The fnde !
will confer q favor and be safts} }ly rewarded by
leaving 1t at the Dispatch ofice. 6. jys-I*
T OST, Wednesday morning, o NECK.
II TIE With two PINS in.it-ome au Odd-FcI.
lows Pin, the other had Inscribed on 1t Young
Menncrchore.'' The finder will be literally rc!
warGed by leayfngit 90. 49, =. ~
M0RGENsTERN's SALOON,
ty S-3s No. $40 Broad street.
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Ii you want pure whiskey we would advise you
to try W. D. BLAIR q Co.'s ''B Select" brand.
They cell 1t at g. so per gallon, and its quality is
very fine. L.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE july s.
II. Rolfe Dupuy, Elk Island r. Il. Grad
dock, Richmond Dry Creek Hotel Will
linn King, in the cnre Of MIR. COlWOOd.
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Appletons' Journal for July 10th Is to hand
from Ellyson IL Taylor, next to Dispatch
office, Main street. A handsome engraving
OF the great elm on Boston Common accom-
Danies this No
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Nathan Fem, prominent citizen of Mil.
ford. Connecticut, was shot and instantly
killed in his house by a burglar at about half
past O'Clock ednesday morning.
George aud John, Winderlieh, brothers,
Tuesday, while bathing In the creek.
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LOTHAIR, by Dtsraeli; Put Yourself In His
Place, by Charles Reade; and Lady of the Ice, by
DE Uhllc; at ELLYsoN 6 TAyLoE's, llls Main
stl ect,
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@. r. REEs & co. have beeen getting up some
fine photographs recently, aud We would advise
those who wish true picture to give them call,
where they can have any style they may fancy.
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8itTlmo1td 1ispatth,
FRIDAY. JULY s, 1870.

TI;E CIRCULATION OF THE nfsPATCH
~ LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED CIR
CULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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M. ELLYsoN d co. will Insert advertisements II
the principal newspApersin Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, Aud the northern cities, ~ pad
lisners' rates. for cash. apply Al thiB o1ncas
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1870. 1870.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 49,.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER The
SHORT LINE.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKsBURG AID
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
ENURTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST. -

NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST. -
TRAIN No. 1.-THROUGH MAIL TR AIN cta
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd s.,d
Eighth streets, daily az ll;B A. n. Arrives ia
TRAIN No. 2.-The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN. connecting at Aquia creek with the
steamers GeorgeauIa aud tronsides, leaves tho
depot, corner Of Broad and Eighth sirses, daily
Sundays ex cepted) at ESQ L. 81: Arrives In Rich
inond Mondays excepted) Mt $50 A. Ne "a 81 lf
TRAIN No. 3.-TIfRDUGH MAIL TRAIN eta
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd aud
Eighth streets, daily tSHndays exceptedls atsS:zo
p M. Arrives in nlSichmond tdondays exccrted)
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH Bag
GAGE CHECKS to al; principal points In the
NORTH, EAST. and ndNOGpHWESE. d. da:I
FREIGHTS contracted FOR and forwarded
daily with dispatch, TO all points NORTH and
WEST.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The BALTIMORE Ex-
PRESS TRAIN will run as tfaf rs Mfiferd station
on sunday, leaving Richmond, corner Of Broad
and Eighih gtFeets, ut A. III. Returning, Will
leave Milford on Mondays nj t:8 AM and ar
rive at Richmond xt s:5oA. III. Is
Apply at COMPANY'B OFFICE, corner OF
'N0 -, ''o' J. B. GENTRY,
n sEjstH - stit}. - General Ticket Agent
Ed. T. D. MYERS General superintendent,
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For bargains In all kinds Of gentlemens sum-
mer wcsr remember that f.. B. SPENCE tS SoN's,
1860 Main street, Is the place.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE. PICNIC for tho benefit of st. Pa
Il trick Pastoral Residence viii be held 'at the
Fair Grounds on MONDAY, July llth. No post
ronement on account of weather. aa
! MIR. Wcscott and others have kindly offered to
test the speed OF their fast horses Tho occasion
for the amusement OF those In attendance. jy s-St
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OLD PAPERS, In packages Of one hundred
more, for sale at the Dispatch counting-rooIn.
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THE CADETS OF THE Virginia MILITARY in.
sT1TOTE will 90 into camp for the summer ut the
kockbridge Alum Springs In few days.
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PERsoNAL.-Rev. D. F. Bittle, D. D.,
president of Roanoke College, is in the city.
He is the guest of Mfr. j. w. Shields.
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Alpaca and linen coats in endless variety ut
B. SPENCE & SONS. 1900 Main street.
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All tho leading magazines and periodicals for
sale by ELLYsON s. TAYLOR, next to DtSpdtch Of
fca
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE.-A rare chance to secure d
Il safe and profitable business. The proprietor
OF the RICHMOND CITY BOTTLIN4 POP and
MINERAL WATER MANUFACTORY will dis:
pose Of all the MACH1SERY and FIXTURES OF
the said business, HORSES, WAGOrS, &C. Any
person wishing to embark in wcll-established
and paying business, daily increasing, will find it
to their advantage to apply early.
Full Instructions in regard to MANUFACTU-
RING Will be given TO the purchaser. Apply at
No. 1862 Bro al street. the depot Of the Clesa
pcakc and Ohio railroad. jy S-3tcodx
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NOTTCE.-The UNDERSIGNED will continue
~ the WHOLESALE GROCERY AND COM-
MISSION BUSINESS Mt the old stand as here1o-
fore in the name aud style of ROBEkI +. WILL
LIAMS IL Co, on his own account.
The same strict attention To business anu 10 Ill
consignments win be given as heretofore. A.,
Mr.. JOHN a. RoYALL Will continue Win Tie
undersigned. =, ,,,,r,.nrs
jy 1--lm ROBERT r. WILfhAhiS'
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY,
BEDFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

BEDFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA. Z
An election for Principal Of this Institution
will be held ut the Academy on the 9th day OF
July. Applicants In person can readily find ac-
commodations In tho neighbOrhood. Testimo-
mails, with applications, forwarded to the under.
signed, at Forest Depot, will receive prompt ut
tention. a.'t '.." !
The Trustees make II guarantee OF not less than
months, commencing the 1st Of September.
ten or twelve acres Of improved land, subject 70
T.. y. HUTTER,
N. i. FLOYD,
jy l--2aw4w Committee OF Trustees.
T. AW Observation-Disclosures
IL on: F:VIKGIEIA.-I propose 70 give two
months course OF LAW INSTRUCTION Mt tho
University, commencing MONDAY, July ls. For
particulars, apply TO me ut that place. ~
jy s-2w* Professor Com. and stat. Law.
NOTICE.-Tho Office Of Principal Of the
IN Abingdon Male Academy being EteAnL ap-
plicatons will be received until lst Aug0xs next
Tho situation is u desirable one, and none but
those who can furnish satisfactory testimonials
School TO commence 1st Mon6ay in September.
Address i, JOHN g. KREGElt, Secretary.
.. ..... ... JOHN N. HUMES,
jy g. 3taw2w President Board OF Trustees.
OUDOUN SCHOOL,, Middleburg,
- Loudoun county, Va. V. DABhEY, Princt-
pal. Apply for circulars. 10 28-coGSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-08
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG Arp PoroMac,
4 - 1ar~- RAILROAD COMPANY
ro RICHMOND, June ss, 1850. u
E,,ACUhSl0N- SEASON. OF 1870 TO
- ..ri NIAGARA FALLS
-. -" SARATOGA SPRISGs. s
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Tickets TO the aboye-named resorts offered al
low rates. Apply at the office of the company Cor
ner of Broad and Eighth streets
.,'.u.c .,4N~.ig j. B.GENTRY,
:. sJy lin General Ticket Agent.