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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

AProMATTox CouNTY-[CoRREcrED1.-At
meeting of the citizens OF AppomattoN
county, at August County Court, for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to attend
the Richmond Convention on the Both of
the present month (August), on motion,
Captain VIM. NJ. Hanna was appointed
chairman, and on motion of DR.. Robert
Patteson, A. f. Anderson was appointed
secretary.
The chairman appointed the delegates as
follows-viz.: From StonewaIl township,
Major Joel W. Flood, with DR.. r. A. North
as alternate; Clover Hill township, A. F.
Anderson, with Judge L. d. Isbell as alter
nate. On motion Of Col. Wyatt Elliott,
Capt. VIM. Hanna was appointed delegate
from the Southside township, with DIR.
David p. Robinson as alternate and Hon.
Thos. S. Bocock was appointed alternate at
large for any unrepresented township in
the county.
VIM. NJ. HANNA, Chairman.
r. Anderson .Secrpt8ry
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- ~ :. ~ 1,ooKrne AT A THrNa.--We

|, TIC WAYS OF LOOKING AT A THINd.--We
,,,,,,shed not long since communication
r. which it was strenuously maintained that t1
the ner diem of members of the General
Assembly was entirely too large; that they
ought to be willing to work for the wages
paid to mechanics, &c, &c. FAYETTE
McNIULLrH Is vexing the ears Of all South
west Virginia with his speeches In favor OF
the same " reform." 1t appears, however,
that in Europe the common people take
totally different view Of the question. lhefe
has been rcpublished in this country a
pamphlet which originally appeared =. -
Switzerland, the object of "h'ch YVES md
place before the public the purposes In
the ideas of the republicans OF L ~ t,,o aris-
that pamphlet it is asserted 'i". tho laws
tocracy compose the Les'siatuio If tho
vii, necessarily be in the lux. NJ laws ho
ariotocrocy: if the King MAKE .ie I've -.
"iiS'o first the interests of his dynasty; ;
WI. ,annho,ders be the lawmakers, they Will
,.s;",atc to perpetuate slavery and II the
';s,, these will lesislate in the interest OF
the rich. This pamphlet then goes on to
say:
Interest is the DISCRIMINATING cause in
matters of legislation. Add TO this that the
salary of member of Legislative body,
and the travelling expenses paid to him,
are Systematically fixed so low that for a
member of the working classes it is even
economically impossible to fulfill the iunc-
tions of q representative"
So it seems that on this question at least
the "poor mans side" is in favor of good
pay. The demagogues should change their
base.
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IEnr The Disnatch.l
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, Au

Mcs9rs. Editors: Your correspondent,
"Viator," in his account of the meeting of
the AlbemarIe Association at Goshen, men,
toned that at its close several of the dele.
gates betook themselves to the Rockbridge
Alum Springs. He, however, did not men
ton because he did not know that MIR. Fra.
Zier not only very courteously entertained
several delegates during the session, but also
welcomed, without charge, several who
visited the Springs after the meeting, with
no expectation of such favor. For this
kindness he has the thanks of them all, in
Guiding the undersigned.
GEORGE B. TAYLOR.
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- W Mo III udN1NAj SIhtI EIdus
Il. r. anderson, Secretary.

An infant child of Mr.. James W. ARMS.
tead, Of Bedford, aged only nine months,
on Thursday last was placed on the floor
near a stove upon which there was tea.
kettle of boiling water, and by some means
the kettle was overturned and Its steaming
contents poured out upon the child, scald.
ing it SO terribly that it died on Friday
Lyncy6urg Mems.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

The iron purchased by President Ma.
hone for the Virginia and Tennessee divi.
sion of the A. O. and III. road has COM
menced TO arrive. A heavy cargo has
reached Norfolk, and some of it has been
brought up to this city. It will he laid
down as fast as ossible.-Lynchburg Nr-
1,u1Dn s.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

BROOKS, of the New York Express, Is as
tonished at what he sees in Japan. He
writes:
"There are no people, only millions and
call people. No Maine Yankee, on first en-
tering into the Hub OF the Universe BoS-
ton), ever stared more than do, 'pump-
ed more than do, or Is learning more
than am."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

THE WEST VIRGINIA ELEcTIoN.-The re-
turns received up to this time indicate very
decidedly that the Convention has been Or
dered by the people. The Democrats have,
however, made narrow escape from de-
feat. They should be more prudent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

MAYOR HALL VS.. THE New YORK TIMES.
Ne,c Fork, Aug. 27.-Mayor Hall declares
his intention to sue the Times for ground
rent. 1t is also stated that he will ut once
move for the appointment Of a receiver.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

A woman who gave the Baptist Board
$1,000 for the education of freedmen made
it q condition that not o cent Of 1t should DE
given to any one who uses tobacco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

JAS. D. MORRISON, Esq, late of the Ga.
zeste, and j. c. BoNDE, Esq, propose to
publish In Lexington, Va, Il new paper, to
be called The Rock1ridgs Citizen.
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A CADEMY OF TIE VISITATION
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND, VA.

The patrons Of this institution are respectfully
reminded that the new scholastic year begins on
the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. Parents
and guardians who wish TO secure for young ladies
In u tIr5t-class boa riding school the benefits OF a
solid and refined education, with maternal super
vision over their health, morals, and manners
will have 10 reason to regret their choice OF the
healthy heights or Richmond, In buildings en-
largei to admit addtt onl applicants, the pupils
enjoy ample grounds. picturesque views, and
every facility Under an improved system, and IN
efficient cor ps CO teachers tor their conSentmtnt
and progress. .
of Academy, Grace street, between ED and 23d
al -pafa ......' :, au l.tSepl5
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FROM WASHINGTON.
THE NEW LOAN.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The fifty millions
of tive per cents. reserved by the Secre tarJ
of the Treasury for exchange by the ma,
tional banks are nearly exhausted, ano
when the remainder is subscribed 1t is un
derstood the Secretary will offer no more
five per cents. to the public by themselves
Ii is quite likely that the Secretary will re-
tain the balance of the five hundred mil
lions Of that class of bonds for some months
before Offering them at all, and that when
so offered they will be offered in connection
with the lower rate bonds, and in equa
amounts with the latter. Mr.. BoutwelPs
friends believe his successful negotiation OF
the first two hundred millions OF five pei
cents. will have given him so great. an adj
vantage in connection with the refuDdin2
project as that he will be able ut the proper
moment to place the four and half and
four per cents. in the market in equal por.
tons with the five per cents, and carry
them without difficulty, all OF which re-
mains to be seen.
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au l2-1mA

dTIyIL AND MECHANICAL ENGl-
SJSEERISG, st the Rensselaer, ytRchnic III.
stltute, Troy, n. i. 4 higher and more practical
Course of Instruction will be given here than has
ever been attempted elsewhere IL this country.
RI Opens Sept 10 h. For the Annu'l Register, con-
tai plug i'm proved Course Of Study aud fnll par
ticulars. apply to PROF. CHARLES BROWNE,
I,Irector au 3-d1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

TAI RS. PHILIP F.H0WARD'S SCHOOL
IVA Will be reopened on M0HDAY, October .,
brace the usual branches OF an English education,
and also the French andLatin languages, In all
which Mrs. Il. Will have fully competent assist
For terms, see circuiars, copies Of which may
ha nad at the bookstores of Tho city,c inquiry
may be made at 2o5 Main street
Mrs HOWARD would respectfully refer those In.
terssted In knowing the Character OF the school
and shs qualifications OF tho teacher, to tina miniss
ters different churches OF the city and TO the
patrons of the school during its recent session,
She FEELS at liberty 70 name especially Rev. I1s;
BEAD. Brown, Hoge, Preston, Wooderidge, And
Peterktn; Mai. j. nj. Stevens, Ur. Tfos. IT Pol
lard. and Messrs. VIM. ID. Gibson, ID. Il. Clarke,
kob't Taylor, Peter W arNick, and Robert How
ard. $50 5ss<E41z,' n
1t VIII DO an additional obligation confsrrediF
thoso designing 70 enter their daughters viii let
possible IA 2s-atawtw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

nOOK AND JOB PRINTING po"'
Nd GHNAF At THM lFFIch
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29
IS SIS. 9S3

Of the Indians and Chinese, toe terrific
RIGS contain 1903 Of the former, and 1915
of the latter. The Indian Territory and
Alaska are not included.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

SCHOOL ON CHURCH HJLL.-Mgs. f.
n j. PLEAsAETS will ,esums toe duties OF her
school, at Noe 253 Broad street, corner OF 26th, ON
MONDAY, October ID su % eod2ws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

W YOUNG MAN of two
wv years, experience as MILLER wishes to
obtain a SITUATION i'll large f6urlhg ml.l.
G n 60 good work now, but wishes TO learn every
branch Of The business thoroughly DON'T object
to going est. Good references can be furnished
an 90 Whit Gloucester &. H.. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

RICHMOND FEMALE, INSTITUTE.
hts Institution begins its sixteenth annual ses-
sion October 1871. so .ssi.Eyfr Y
No location SURPRISES the city OF Richmond for
the cher OF the daughters Of the South
The Institute seeks 70 add to It's advantages OF
location the best provisions for the comfort OF its
inmates, and the highest facilities for their In
struction. if9 fss asr i |
Correspondence is invited from those with
daughters to educate sf5s Ssst ST.
Catalogues, &c, sent on application.
:" CHARLES III. WINSTON. d. A.,
eu l-eodlm President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

WANTED.-A young lady, a Vireinian
w by birth and education. aud Thoroughly
qualified to teach the Latin and French langus ges,
together with the usual English branches, desires
o situation for the next session In some good
school or private family. Testimonials will be
sent on application. Address Miss A. II. c., Sa-
luua, Middlescx county, Va. au lsd2N&sw2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29
CENSUS SUMMARY.

Total population Of the United States
IS. $50, 1885, composed of-natives, g., SS9,
437 foreigners, 5 ,56G, 4GG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

ECLECTIC INSTITUTED ALTI-
IGNORE, 81 AND 80 Mt. VERNON p LACE.
This school viii open, q: usual, on the 18th OF
SEPTEMBER and close j UNE IS 1879. Number
OF pupils limited to forty. The sumner session
begins the 18th Of April every year, and pupils
~ be enter ed either for the hslf session. closing
LIST Scptem Der, or for full scholastic session,
closing first week In February. For circulars,
apply 20 Principal. 1yl0-eod?m
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WANTS.

uTANTED TO SELL, COUNTY AND
w E.HILY RIGHTS Of a HARD SOAP,
that can be ade in Two hours, with or With" ut
GREASE. at !. cost Of three cents per ponnd., IL
inS Piice of family rights. SO; county rights, %
those who win act as agents. $50; A si1TIJ
No. SIT 4Lh street between Clay ana Leigh,
No' W. ''N wa RfcIInonT Va,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

NATANTED, A GOOD COOK. Must
w come well recommended, and without In
cumbrance. White preferred Apply at No. liG5
CLAW street. 5.rs,a. AL 23-lW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

WANTED, 100 WOMEN to go to New
w York for general housewoIk, and several 10
this city. also, HANDS for the Lhesapeake and
j. 2. JUSTIS, Labor agent,
an % ---------- No. 8 18TH street.
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RDUCAiTlTONAI.
AEcGUIRE,s SCHOOL.
j. .HlCHMONU. VA.

I'M CdOASES sSGHOOL.
aH4.ssa& HlCHMOED,VA
The anpersigned desiI lc a. sosn ,Aussss ls
iiea as boar5sfs, Iirixd ntrn,s. .9 taeir fam :
Will receive instruction at :fleir dsy sebno3 VINO
CITY, Persons desiring to SIND their son. W thls
pect them 70 be treated In all respects as s1.
Of our families, and will pIeate eoIrr .ie
ps ut once, that proper provision Ias X With
We refer TO the clergy Of the diocase ~ msae.
TERMS, including board, tnitist1. iioh, sina.
washing, .es5o.payable one-haif on arriy.; snd
the other marcn ISL: The school Commence IN sno
TENDER eth, and closes during the last WeeE Ssp-
June. .slss..... "eeA In
j. d.. G. MCGUIRE 'or
au is -swIaw&ysol West Grace street.
WASHINGTON AND LEE
" nv,,,ono,, UNIVERSITY,
The next session or this institution vii,
menEe on the third THURSDAY (2lstl OF Se, Sol-
bpr IS7I and continue without intsrrnssionp eli,
the fourth Thursday in june, 1812. '"'o
7 he instruction embraces thorough CT lsat
CAL. LITERARY, and SCIENTIFIC cnnrsa.
together with the Professional department. =;
Law and ENGfNEERING. u
The entire expenses for the session OF nine
the price OF board. Arrangements are also me- 70
for messing. by which Students may reduce ths;s
expenses 20 $3.50 PER session. "ei'
. For further inform alton, address
u. w. Q. LEE. President a,
. an 5-s&Wst WM. DOLD, Clerk OF Facnity
MISS ELIZA MEADE WILL RESJINp
I'VE THE DUTIES OF HER SCHOOL ON Tny
FItST MONDAY IN OCTOBER. Apply a. M.
zoe 9Th street.. Ali fo-Sk H,tGc,ts'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

The prominent physicians to whom the
State Department sent samples Of the ia
nous herb cundurango, claimed to be a
specific for cancer, have generally made
is of no value in curing this malady.
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IW ASHlNGTON AND LEE
" uy1,,oro,, UNIVERSITY

MISS ELIZA MEADE WILL RESJiNv
lX1 THE DUTIES OF HER SCHOOL ON Tuy
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER. Apply at M
e0e 9Th street.. All DISK EtGr,is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

The decision of Attorney-Gen Aker-
man that there is no vacancy in the office
Of the first Deputy Commissioner Of Inter-
nal revenue enables Mr.. Douglass and Sec
rotary Boutwell, to get rid of the claims Of
several persons who aspired to that posi-
ton. There is no reason to doubt the early
action of the Senate sustaining the Prcsi-
dents suspension OF Pleasonton.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-01

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z IL sara--sIasfdusr aasf Caaazl-szsasr1l-
z E-M-F Cansalzas-.ssuszls
zzzalz-a. Co. Il I5TL -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-01

III WIFE, HAkTE- hzTfz< Eeff NJ
n Eed mi s.la-lr aereaT .a1tznn AZ gaze
anr o s-zg- M s1in A=EE = a vi FaT is1as
TlsHas1I EAa- o. =. III 4Lss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-01

lam Esza SE-rla erss Ts'illLiETgT. Elish
as-if few vls=sz EN- Ss'F-asis YIN .ial-
sall.sz a. SaEzltls -SS-zzT F-rl s7sll---s llZ-s
.r=s-csu.i- u EiraliaT sarllz- 5-r TaicA llsE-
=sasHz sa-ss an E1ersa5lE issalaI b - 4lsiziiIsT
1r-Szr rsE srz- saa lad vs-T E1ul EzHz1-1 aE
ipr rrrrf. n Tier e zn-.l.s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-01

H-nasaz ss.ls Il nirru a-.dTr IA
.aa-rz uuuae- al raa1zuE=z ar IN s-IlciHef-
s.r1ar VIM AZ zs-eszl -ssidenEs- TIE E-zarar
7crl11 gt ne -saei--s IA siii1iilisi-ia md III
cars Eiu ssss--l llr1l.- md vi g--haiiz D u
uur Am VIM NE slr-ng fsef Ts F.sii -lg AElEE
--iIlsslal E-1G RlaE al ne 1aaMrs gEs- Iart 1npe
saaz s.s ur- III n m ssiur ssgrleE.z F.lfis se
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-01

~ III Azr-r --za.s-zlz-ll- Tins. 8
-lraa. ans azi.ssla5 szEia'uf Erai ga e avs
la lla laaztar IL Ar-ru Cessna. AKA e n
saaHszrz zass =-n z1nss raiaa Fs-s Hi-1.slef b.
-zls z 1tlsr ia.s If IN say Eaad-. rla views
"a zll "a Be lzilsnf -ssrazlsr- ~ q IA Ir=Eiar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-01
COME AND BUYG

TaE zETI-zsTEE&TEr sE0EIEg E05sCCO.
Pa1z-ost Ma = Is7I- IA E-sV1rss q "a
5ar.ss sir1-s1-sI Hgas-1lz PIIzs-
EIssas- Tl-rl- z-.i zAss-a InFer-si clF4zITcs
Ea--faFssi sEF8 C1ssa1-Dara C15sas. 6.--.-y.
Ea-sza AT Eagss Ersaa SsEFIss Trsacss-
ssnafzs 81 Lex sEsErgS T51Gzcs-
51cs & 5rs7a1f EEaT IL
Fszz- Eiaazasaz azz gzss-s al s1s1r-i-s
PIG T954Ec9~
Csiss-zsa-usss EEvE1E tsEsEzs7 Il s-isss fssz ~
Is fFz8 1E- L5isd-
s-=Hzs-sl1ts EEr1sI Cas4u q s-z==s Frsass
Al Es.--'laA ~
ErESEEE EKoEEEe 1oEAcc1, v-.vu-sd -
nsszz y Re 11esr t-Ea.fr = N1sz-sl Eza[
FOX sALE
q h zssaese az czz.s ss-s -
h. BeLLHlEg,
sta essz e ssSs1zs c. Bsrxss g.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-01
NOTICE.

FOR SALE--ThE Desirable Es15-
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7.easanE FaisF. "a Lima sEssss xs-t Iss MT s1-
aiming IiauE a1d cue 1af I.-s % and 1zs
Esad r.slezue1E zsase- aei-g 1sE srsEzl1.zx se-au
EaanF VIA ssss-zs r--1nzisnrF F-Ii5 zad z1aIs
Trees ~ ne Rss1nalss- Far 7af-lssIl an apslT Is
* 4 z FEEEG4M
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-01
NoTTtE

ATETsE7 ne CI--rIil Hllr ne Tl-iss-il-ref -..1-
Y tE11es % Iiis 5rt1 5lsx l-iI.Ics VI. De -.z1cu-
= is fir any aa1rz Inn--Igrez. D. de- rev n fais
rezsaL Z E4CEELDE CO. C,slHlr1e,ss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-01
SKATING AT THE RINK

UEDsExDAT, THT RsDAT- FRIDAY
W a1d S4rEE5EE EEzEFEs EIs.n Der l7=
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-01

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-.l --s-s.l lslls -F. Fllss ar F-l-1uz
:. lLla-- ~ = Il srs l,iz-
Ezz-- e 81 s-1cz-- lssI-Ilcs
----a---s. -ssr- 81 -sss --l -l.ld.-lll -lsI--
az== Sunz.1E 3 --e -u-- le al-s aila MT LIS
s.i-ar as--is -sas -a,--r-s- AZ a,e -srs--=-rr-
s a--1 - ;. AS . ile-1 l-rg l--l ls4-i- l.-s
--ss----- s-.ra-
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,l.z lzesrss -eari4 lls l,il..saa ~ s,.li.L
ID -1l - u -ls Fla.l1r fs-L A. lie --slsss u
se-e-ai sf -lrze sla rarz 1err--s5 et 1sv'nlnr %
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