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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

BADLY REArES.-At an early hour on
J FdaH night John liillcry and Ernest Wolf
Wei" assaulted and beaten in most out
i's""ti> manner while quietly indulging In
Il .Atnr ol tcnpins in the bowling alley at
ia't"d to the PENNSYLVANIA Avenue Wash
i"-l"n Gardens. Without the least provo
- Ion Whatever Wolf was knocked down
WIN tcnmn ball, and upon gaining his
'"'t he was agam hoorcd by being struck
ever the head with IN arm chair. fits corn
lanlom WAS also beaten jn Il shameful man.
Irr.
Last night Wolf was still in q critical con-
oItipU. i,ul his piiy sician is Of the opinion
Fat hI> injuries Will not result fatally. Bal
smOrr .lncricdn, 7th.
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MOTHERS take your little ones to that justly
popular establishment, the LEE GALLERY, where
you may rest assured you will be treated with kind
ness and polteness, and obtain rst-class pictures
OF your children on the most reasonable terms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

RELIGION VERSUS SEWING MACHINES
-'"r York, August G.---JuSticc Scott to-day
.'Ued Al injunction to compel the occu-
j"Il Of Il tenement house adjoining Alan
t'lA Methodist Church. in this city, to stop
'i"ratln" sewing machines, of which he
'~ploys great number, during church
Et.fycrs. The tenant, an Israelite named
rTiolski, with number OF his workmen,
'a1c vigorous resistance to the officer
VINO attempted to serve the injunction, for
which he was arrested and committed IN
crlauIt Of 81 900 bail. ..
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NO. SO.

D uhHAILABLE LETTERS o.. -7----
TTfc4HhoND y PosT-opr1eE' hAInAsSIse ATaaawI ~ TIE
W., q =; D., Mai. A. M.,Brartssrr Btsr 's,,nsn;.
= y I1Sa, T. richmond Miss III. % Rn,,oa, MISS b.
r. =. ~: Eastman, Nashville Nreas AZ :. va va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

BARGAIss-As Mcssrs. SPENCE & SoN have
still pretty large stock OF ready made clothing
ON hand, They have put down their p Ices te suit
tie t,n,es For bar gains call st 1900 Man street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

.r,,r TAX on Liquors AND on TOBACCO.
,nr speech delivered at Cincinnati few
a.o which we have heretofore re-
,.j "a, senator sherman said:
..rh, changes going on in our system Of
., ,.rnyl rsxyS lead us to look almost eXclu-
Nv 80 wiIi>Sry, beer, and tobacco as the
,..,. ar taxation. and II so happens that
a.fuuqti i the great centre OF the trade
,t,..r articles. The problem we have to
.,r : how 10 levy these taxes with the
+ ~ obstruction 10 the production and eN-
.,,.er .,r the articles. As the tax largely
,..1. the yalue of the product, the
,r,.4,jnn to eyadc the tax Is very great,
- without the cooperation OF the distill-
t,rt;lcrs, brewers. and manufacturers,
F. r,unn>>illc (, do II. am happy to no.
..,.a y,.ry hearty acquieSccnce III the policy
,hn>. taxes by those who have to pay
., am and I have received from many OF
I'm very valual,ln suggestions. which /
j 81. ~ an hc aud will bc embodied in the
a. The general idea is to combine
p nc iaNeS now levied on distilled
..r,'> into one tax. to be levied
- he dstillery. equal in the pro-
.,.,., Ia III" aggregate Of the present
.>~,, and then TO abolish all the rcStric-
,.,., un The trade that are not absolutely
,,.l,..iai to secure the payment OF the tax.
'..,. brewers tax has ALWAYS been more
/ ..,,,lY paid. and more easily collected,
lima any other excise, and the only diff
,.,l,. IN The tobacco tax Is to distribute 1t
,...1.din. 10 the value OF the different kinds
{. tobacco.
know this is no place to discuss details,
lat f wc can. with the help OF the trade.
,.e,y ont these ideas. wc can promise YOU
fl. ,uct!y advent ofthe good time coming,
" a.l. vull VIII have. To pay no internal tax
,t.ll upon the articles | have NELL
iusa~I.
Her, X confirmed what we said in oul
;.~.rr.- ON Mr.. BouTwELL'S policy-namely
tl.; soon the time is expected to come
,sa,,. nothing will be taxed except tobacco
1.n..h..y, and beer. Then all New Eng
l,,I and all the cotton States will escape
III taxation except that which they will
,..t m the consumption of taxed articles
H. Mind Of taxes that we in Virginia now
I..l uu ,u.Ir, tea, coffee. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

HENRIco COUNTY CouRT.-The August
term of this]court commenced yesterday.
The grand jury was called, and grand ju-
rors and witnesses were adjourned until II
o'clock to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

TAKEN NoRTH.-Robert johnson, the
brother of w. Il. johnson, who was exc
cuted In Petersburg for the murder of Dir.
Charles Ftlepd, left Petersburg yesterday
for Washington with the body of his bro
thor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

The hot weather has caused great many people
to leave their orders with pIzznI for Ice creams
and those who have not done so should DO so To-
day. His c:eams are unsurpassed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

ANOTHER ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE TIE
criminal this time was Mary Ware, a light
muiatto girl about Is years of age, residing
in brothel on Leigh street, corner of
Adams. Last week she complained of being
tired Of life, and threatened to rid herself
of the nuisance of her own existence. On
Friday she got hold Of razor and at
tempted to cut her throat, but was re-
strained by her friends. Again on Sunday
she procured some laudanum and came
much nearer succeeding in her object. She
was found in an insenSible condition. but
DR.. Bright used the usual mechanical a,,-
pliances and brought her around. She
says she is from Christiansburg, and is de-
termined to die, sooner or later, by her
own hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

IcE-CRRAMs.--fsyo you wish some for to days din
ner, leave your orders at PIzzINrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

CoLoRED BABTIsT SUNDAY-SoHooL UNION.
The regular meeting of this Sabbath.school
Union was held at Rising Mt. Zion (Rev.
John Jasper, pastor) Church. The meet-
ing was called to order by the president,
Robert 2. Brown, and was opened by
singing Glove at Home" After reading
of Scripture, prayer by the pastor of the
church, and singing "Shall We Meet Be-
yond the Kiver?" the reports from seven
% schools were read, showing the attend
{. n nu to no ac fnlIoUu
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PEasosAL.-John j. Morris, Esq, editor
or the Monthly VasstoT, q new literary Has..
.azine, of Norfolk, Is at ForPs Hotel.s,. 4
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Don't wait until It IL too late. but go to PIz
zIaI's and get some OF his delicious pears.
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JOHNSTON & SELDEy have now on hand large
supply OF Charles Reade's last and best novel
"a Terrible Temp.at!On.n Ftiee only IS cents.
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'olS Cor NTER. Edwin Baltzley, of our
place. the gcntlemaaly clerk in the Citi-
IN, Bank, has Invented very ingenious
luachnr for counting coin. The rapidity
WIN which it can be operated is truly Won
"riiut. One can count from 500 to 81 900
l"r second, aud il is simply Impossible for
Il to make a ilunder. \ single coin can be
'AtrcItrd from the machine, or 4 whole
handful, rs may be desired by The operator.
iAr amount taken ont, whether great or
SnlA.!, u counted n it comes out, and the
alnount left i'll is always counted, thus
A'lil@ I'll immense amount OF trouble. We
uittrr>taud that Mr.. Is. intends applying
!'E letters patent Chronicle.
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i Try that elegant chewing tobacco at w. d
BIkrR q Co.'s, corner OF a.h and Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

. THn Executive Committee OF the virginia
HorticuItural and Pathological Society Will
hold called meeting in their rooms az
q o'clock this afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

s,d NEW HALI.-The.: Lee Guard fcart,,u !,
S,oans company) will hereafter ,rhIaln Srii1 u,
Dosner Hall (which has been rented ~, IL u. !!
year as as drill-room for the comnany 'oi =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

FRAYsER'sa extensive Photographic Caller,
No loIl Ma1a street. opposite post-ofice. l
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LOCAL MATTERS.

persous leaving the cisy during the summer
se,sou can have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address at so cents per month, payable In ad-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

BE komney (W. Va.) Inteligencer re-
l"F,' the result Of the vote upon the prop
"4aon TO subscribe $20, 900 to the proposed
,'th Branch Narrow-gauge railroad taken
'a'l week Us follows: For subscription, l70i
's'inL, 4 /; komney township voted "yea'S
ald Springfield township "no.a - s.. 'i1..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

THE MEMORY OF DR.. MooRE-His Re
,nojns Not to be Brought to Richnao,.d.-The
death of the Rev. DR.. Moore was a subject
of interesting and impressive remarks at
two of the Presbyterian churches on last
Sunday. The First Church, of which Or.
nj oore was so long pastor, was draped In
mourning. A large congregation assem-
bled. The first hymn sung was that COM
posed by DR.. Moore, and published In TINS
paper Yesterday. Mr.. Preston's sermon
was prefaced by the announcement OF the
event which had brought sorrow 20 so many
hearts, and his words in eulogy of the de-
ceased visbly affected many in the congre-
! cation.
He then gave sketch Of his life, and
drew therefrom lessons Of solemn import
to the living. The exercises throughout
were deeply impressive, and many persons
| LETT the church in tears.
| At the Third PRESBYTERIAN Church, on
Church Hill, the Rev. DR.. Baird made some
!, touching remarks upon the death OF the
beloved brother in the ministry, with W hon
he had been so intimately associated for 6
few years before his DIR. Moore's) remoVa
from Richmond.
| He also briefly skctched the leading
events Of the life OF the deceased, from
which we learned that he was licensed tc
preach i'll April, 1912, while still student
at the theolog gcal seminary, and graduated
in May, 1S43, having taken the full course
which then required three years ut tht
seminary. DR.. Baiid spoke with deep feel
ing. and his words made profound i'm
preston.
1t seems from a telegram received by the
session of the First Church, Richmond
from the session of the First Church, Nash
vile, that DR.. Moore Will be buried at the
l,xr l., nj
quest. The reason Of this unexpected an.
nouncement will probably be made known
by letter to one of his many warm friends
here, who were anticipating with sad plea
sure the privilege Of following his body to
the grave.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

THE Hor AND COLD DAYS IN July FOR
THIRTEEN YEARs.--Tne following statement,
compiled by Mr.. J. P. Tyler, superintend-
days of the month of July from 1853 to 1871,
inclusive, as taken Mt the pump-house ut 6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

ANOTHER PHASE OF THE MYsrEKy.-We
I..f the following dispatch in the Philadel-
tm4 papers ot saturday. and give it as
:..sIoil. one oi the many rumorS or reports
,rarm without vouchin@ for its correct
lt.>-:
Washington, August 4.-Strong circum-
..4ulilI evidence OF the yuiit OF Mrs. Whar-
'.u wlI lw developed. and based on the
lesson whv she was going to Europe. 1t is
,,.I, -rd that ~he cHdcavored to poison the
NJ. uI 4 wcI-hmown merchant OF Balti-
lu.,-. VI ho. WIKI his f!mily. wentto Europe
l.i.,. weeks Siurc 10 escape Mrs. Wharton's
,uu;ul.,. Il l. stated that Mrs. Wharton
l.t! conserved Il Great affection for this
,,,'> husband. and that she was preparing
L. follow him abroad when suspicious cir.
,uM.iall,c< detained her. Ii is believed
thai the cyidrucc TO nc given from the par
L. uaw IN Lur0pc will be more conclusive
,,igr wuinn'- guilt than all the other tes-
iau.ny pat together.
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neos.se s endowment policies Is speciality WITH
tne WIDOWS and Orphans BENEFIT Life Inaur.
~ o'npAns' j. B. MOORE, Agent,
~. No. lll5 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

!, Thoae Missouri hams at W. %. BLAIR 4 CO.'S,
eth aud Main, are perfectly delicious.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

. Fine pears, peaches, apples, oranges grapes
aud otter good things, may be found II PIZZISps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

SUICIDE OF A CoLoRBD GIRL.-On Satur-
day last Il coIored girl named Martha Moore,
living with colored man named Cosby,
at Jenningsvile, on the Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad, eight
miles from Richmond, committed suicide
by hanging. An inquest was held by JUS
tice Hopkins, and the body having been ex-
amined by DIR. Junius Powell, 4 verdict was
rendered in accordance with the above
statement. Disappointment in love is said
to have been the cause of the rash act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

ENVELOPES furnished and printed at o., $3.50.
ss1s, and $3.50 per Leoa, at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment 90 = :, - : : A'~AS 1S
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Call and see ERAYsER's new photograph gal.
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RANGE or THERMOMETERS AZ. THE Dis. a.n
PArcH OFFICE August 2, ISlt . u. Me- oA >
q P..M.S s3o; eP. H., $50.
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AyornEg Account OF THE TROUBLES O,

ANOTHER Account OF THE TROUBLES ON
rHE RAILROAD LINE IN WEST Virginia.
l>lrriul 10 the Cincinnati Commercial
charleston, ". "a, August 3.-iester-
day noriln" four white men, armed with
I"ch> and knives. came to Hurricane
Bridge, on The Chesapeake and Ohio rail
!oNd, where M;jUr Randolph has force Of
Ir-1oc- working Oh the road, and COM
]Afnrrd stoning the negroes, when RAN
ooIph inleGIcrcd by ing to persuade the
men 10 9" away and not trouble his hands.
11r! lhrr"Gron attacked him With rocks,
ttrhnS hIm once, lr,cturing his skull on
IN" icit side, aud other rocks striking him
J" The ri-ht eye, breaking both the nasal
tl0 nnoiAr bones, Knocking the eye entirely
'u' at the socket. His recovery is doubtful.
'nr nee. o WAS also badly hurt. The men
IN, threatening 10 return with reinforce
.HtutS TO drive the negroes of the road.
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Z 7 u. DOCS,

!, The: chaiy presented a communication
from the Mayor in reference 10 the dog tax,
askins information as to the Wish Of the
tax. or renewal of contracts with the dog.
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JOB PRINrrra.-wec cam .he s..en.lop or ,asr.

JOB cali the attention or raer.
chants clerk, OF courts. sherifYs, Lawyers, rafl-
road steamship and canal officers and agents, and
all others hsvtng orders for printing! to the fsc,I-
aes offered .. the DISPATCH PR1sTISa EsTkB-
LIsHhEsT for the prompt and faithful execution
0. al kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish at
snort notice Cards, Bill Heads, Letter-Hesds,
,r ,rrrosrammes, BAN Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
us aand-siils, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, Show.
anas s, CnecSa Drafts, &C., &C., &c. satisfsctsoa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

'rruIETHENT or a SOUTHERN MAN TO OF-
!.CE 4 correspondence OF the Baltimore
>aa - Washington, Aug. G.--The appoiut-
nrm ot Sir. T.. *. R"Nbllry. OF AleS,au
G.ig. t.. tn a crrkship in the PoSt-o1lice
Department has caused Il great deal OF ea-
c!lcmcul in certain circles here, and cSpe-
r,asy in those where the Grand Army of
liz, Republic has influence, ami 1t is de-
nuuGrrd in very bitter terms. In card
pu'I.hcd on Saturday the "luyal' sol
.j,y, are invited In take notice of the fact,
:ld Ia li>c, "a they did in 1861, and put
tjuwu "rrA,lS." The loyal Postmaster
nrurl:I, whose EcpuhlicaniSm was never
t,furr DOUBTED, has been accused Of sell
IN. ont TO the enemy. RoXbury, it seems,
1,l> Il private >Uluicr in the Confederate
army. but he had his disabilities removed
lon- a1", The sam" rs General LOngstreet,
vino holds u ruMuuCratiyc office i'll New
Orleans, under whom, indeed, the same
knNhuIy served, and about whom no one
ultrT> word OF objection. RoXoury ap-
ln'trcd with uthr!S, Tor examination Tor
appointment. and he WIS successful above
others. and some Of those who Object most
at men VINO failed III the examination.
The Grand Army of Republic, however,
threatens vengeance on the appointment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

WANTED.-HO! FOR MANCHES-
w TER!-To inform the public OF Manches-
purchase cheap for casn-GRATtS, TENDERS;
TN, SHEET-IRON, and WA
TER. COOLERS, KERtSENE OIL, LAMPS,
CUTL GRY and HOUSE-FU FINISHING GOOIs.
ROOFING, GUTfERlNG. and SCOUTING
drpe.
Persons In Richmond desiring cteap goods In
'"0 COSBY & ANDERSON,
Hull sreat near 9Th,
Manchester. Va.
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Aggregate attendanca....

Prayer was then offered by j. ". White
ing and recitations by the children OF the
several schools, the Union was addressed
by VIM. Troy, Jr., on the success of the
schools. He was followed BY Walter II.
Brooks, whose subject was "the impor-
tance Of teachers gaining The attention of
their scholars"
1t was decided to hold the next Union
meeting ut the Fourth Church, Church
Hill,
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/ July. 1866:
Tuesday, lS:h, IS. clear.
1 Salurdtv, 20, 81. clear.
! July, 1885,:
| MondLy. II eG, cloudy.
Saturday, 7, 81 clear.
! July, 1867:
Satu1 day, 20 81, cloudy.
Sunday. 7. pS, clear.
July. 1863:
Tuesday, 2s, 90, clear.
Friday, II. SO. clear.
July, 1868: r.-,.
Thursday, %, 81, clear.
SATURDAY, II, 81, Gle 4r.
July. 1870:
Non day, II, f3, cloudy.
Monday. Is, 81 clear.
July. 1871:
Sunday, 70, 81, clear.
Monday 10, 81, clear.
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1871. FALL STYLE SILK HAT 1871.
At WEIsIGER's,
l2et Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

a. III. taCli luol uiuS
July, 1853:
kI0nd.Y. 27th, 10, c'epr.
Thursday, Is, IS clear.
July. 1859:
Thursdsy, II. 60, cloud.
Wednesday, -, 81, clear
- Jtly. 1880:
Friday, Ii, 10. clear.
Sunday, /. SO. clear.
July 1851:
Wedne.da y, %, 10, clear.
Tuesday. o, 81, clear.
I,tly. 1862.
Thursday. 3, SO. cloudy.
Thursday. 10, s5. clear.
! July, 1ses:
Sunday, ~, ~, cloudy.
sunday, 20 Is. clear.
July, 1854:
Monday, IS, 90. rain.
sunday, 81, SO, clear.
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+ i''i' FALL SrYLE FIX HAT ,s7L
WEIsIGER.s,
1901 Main street.
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,c,ncrLArloN OF THE DiSPAFCh
.ycrR THAN THE Combined CIR
,,,> OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
...,,T,pERS or THE CITY.

.r,r TAX or Liquors AND on ToBAcco.
,lr speech delivered at Cincinnati a few
a.,, which we have heretofore re-
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GS0 REWARD.-WANTED, philan-

wv turOplst 20 lufnlsh man OF EalnIIy,
supplied with unex exceptionable references, good
pennan and quick at figures. versed In several
PERMANENT SITUATION In some local. or
State, or United States department, banking in-
stitution, steamship, railroad, publishing, mer-
caotlle, mining. or manufacturing compsny,s
Office. The above reward will be thankfully paid,
II desired, and pcofoundest secrecy guaranteed In
regard t. the necessary Information about the
procuring of such place. Please communicate
with II. u. care OF this Office. au 1875
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

WANTED, three or four GOOD IRON
~ and eight or ten DIM NG-ROOM Il SER.
W, mANIs, for the Sweet Chalybeate Springs. 6ood
WHe,s and fare to the Springs Apply TO A. j.
sord. l.u7-4tl -THOS. KINNEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

WANTED, SEVERAL WHITE WO-
w MIN, tn do general housework in the city.
Wanted, 500 COLOkED WOMEN, for general
honsework in private families In New YORK.
Wages, el2 10 $50 per month.
j. +. JUsTIS, Labor Agent
au7 No 18th street.
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WANTED, THREE No. 1 IRONERS,
,,. " w. ior the tockbridge Alum Springs. Good
wages VIII oe PAID Wantedto 20 immediately.
or1.. E. ID. EACHO,
e1 I-0k Real Estate AGENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

WANTED, q PURCHASER for TWEEN.
w ty-two shares OF MUTUAL BUlLD1SG
FUND and DOLLAR SAVINGS BANk sTOCh.
Apulyto .,... l.. POWERH
3y27-eodlm 1s4o Main st., near Old Ma, ket.
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WANTED, a GENTLEMANTO TO TAKE
w CHARGE and EACH In Locustville Acad-
eny, hcconsc county, Va for session commerc-
He must be qusliilcd TO teach Inc higher English,
Latin, Greek. French, and higher Mathematics.
A salary of 800 W IL be given and limited num-
ber Of pupils taught. Salary increased II number
OF pupils increased. A graduate Of the University
of Virginia preferred. Testimonials required. Ad-
| dress b. L. GU% TER,
Secretary Of the Board OF Trustees,
| jyo5-2taw2w kccomac Courthouse Va.
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WANTED, TO SELL, FOR THE PUR:
w POSE OF operating on larger scale. ONE
RALF INTEREST," In A WELL-FQUIPPED
MINING OPERATION that, with small Outlay.
teen years. Address "B So Richmond post-ofice.
iu Lat
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WANTED, one No. / BLACKSMITH
w that unde islands sharpening tools, to IN os
Chesapeake xno Uhfo railroad. Apply TO
WAGGUNER II HARVEY
au5-st No. , Pearl Block, lHh AZ
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Ae,,ou Of the Second Baptist Church
ON the Case Of Rev. J. 4. Chambatas -
xEis Resignation IL rendered ana
Accepted-His Views Further Ex'
p,ained-Generous Conduct Oh the
Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

w ANTED, a SITUATION TO TEACH
w bya young lady OF some experience; COM
re,ent to instruct in the usual English branches,
lain FRENCH and Music. Refers 10 Rev. Dr. j.
l.. burrows, Prof. ID. Lee Powell, and Col. John
B, Cary. Address, stating terms, number OF schoi-
W. >' jy l0-W L :4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

A GRADUATE OF HAMPDEN SID
IA NhY COLLEGE desires u situation as
irAEhER or ASSISTANT In an academy or
private school either In this or any adjoining
Stale. TestImonials OF character aud capacity
guaranteed For further particulars, stating sal
arv. &C., address NJ. H." A. B. Jopesboro' post
office, Brunswick county. Va. tvai.lsw4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

Having enlarged my store, thereby Increasing
INV facilities, am now prepared TO otter my
friends and others extfaordtnsry Inducements N
any Also, 90 -! D!sOS.sxPLosIyE KEROSENE
"f promot sstsntion paid 10 all orders for TIN
and GRAYEL KuVg1k6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

W WANTED, o SITUATION by vounc
49, ~ man an from the county. who As an extensive
M6rta Gasonna ~, ,adf9uaintEnce de9 In some good
house. Good references . enc furnished. Address 81.
CARRlNGTON 81 MORrox
an a-3tk Corner Illh and HanL a. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

"ANTED.--Par having VACANT
w LO Go in sidney, desiring to realize the mo.7
ney fer them, will please apply at - :. ..-''7
au ak UOLLAR RANK.