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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-15
NO. rsg.'

The se, SausrA .iIssyRASor, e1go,.y ,,,,-..
received 80. y. of the Gomiaonwealth Ia.
Aue,,sta " ~ 1aage Mclaughlin ts, tSs M E.s, s
OF Sns,,sttaa tausnal Fire Insurance cSmna,s I'M a,.ss
Sit o0a s;a ILL.,, county The capital rla stncs Y,
Kept Il NED NeH The prineipal Office is 70 be
company srs hsSps and the officers of tis
A. E.i piares he samuel CARRIER, president: !:
treasurer who. with the foilo,uimn. m Snne,
year: H John Raebush, josspb ne a. ne Rsoas first
schnekhise.a hiaRRsiana, Rlns' a. Isaac Codnan, D. Il.
o. q hlndig, and jacob Gofrsnaro' = /" Isa4S, eiiSef,
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Itownsbin 1v.s, ba,s nbS,hsseryatives OF TuckaIoe
Pattarso,,,s,, eIa ~ ig ygesterday afternoon Il
superintende,,t .a. ~: pkins, assistant
secretary. ~ 81 ea ana w. II. Polk.
.itMrsi,G E?.
ielected tuwnsbin - i,aisa.ax ..a was unanimously
ing sStatei- tan Vertion xoith M ehs ne groach.
Cottrell as:aitefhafef u hi 'fE4 ~ nr: Samuel
3aM Messrsa Big. KeIlanr ana nd III, !,
Nhckols were put III nnin,Safianh fns Eolnas y.
by ballot, resulted IN fha s;.o.; ostlg taken
latter. Captain K eIlann w,os snI,on s,'ho or che
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TIE PEsssYIyANrA CENTRAL AND TH

TIE PENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL. AND THE
OHro BRDaEs.- LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug: 49,
The Pennsylvania company, which is the
bureau representing the Pennsylvania Cen
trail Railroad Company's interest west. OF
Pittsburg, has completed negotiations for
the lease OF the Jefersonyille, Madison, and
indianapolis railroad, and also secured a
controlling interest in the Ohio rlver bridge
Pennsylvania company secures control Of
iail lines crossing the Ohio river ut Cincin-
natl and Louisville to the South and North
west. 1t is understood that liberal arrange
'ments have been made with the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad for the use by the lat
ter of the bridge ut this point. 80,
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MILITARY MATTERs.-The proposed con-
soldaton of company f Capt. Clarke)an
at the City Hall last night and appointed
committees of consultation, but the COM
mitteesrepresenting the views Of their com
panies did not agree Co. + desired to retain
their captain and their name; and the
Guard Of the Commonwealth was willing
to give up their name, but not their cap
tain. So that it is hardly probable that any
thing more will come of the scheme.
The Walker Light Guard will have a
dress parade Oh Friday night, on which oc-
casion they will be inspected by the Adju-
tant General as preliminary to the receipt
of their quota Of arms.
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,o nsyoLuI1oN in the manufacture of sod, % =, :.
soaS "' pssn recently ffected by Messrs. Woop Z
soss' druggists Of Richmond va Thelt nh nsss, :
SODA water combines all the a,,s
aisise 10 produce this popular BEVERAGE In s,an
saaeoasly and at trifng cost It is in the form .,
"nse powder, neatly put up iu small tin boTss
Snen can easily be carried ia the pocket Ea,
10 :. use' or for pleasure excursions, travel
sss' esc,, u is Just the thing, and the tmmed,st.
popu,arty up 1t gains wherever introduced nrovs,
lead on to fortune. ~. 81 p"'s" .'siN Nhat a WI
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The monster iron-clad international mu-
.sical festival at Boston, with 1900 instru-
imeuts and 20, 900 voices, will commence on
the nth of next June. Seats In Bienville
Square, Mobile, free; Central Park, New
iYmk, is Objectionable, as being too close
ito the orchestra. Une of the instruments
lis to be d So ton Krupp steel-gun, to be
fired on the Common. all the trees OF which
will be festooned with gongs.- Mobile Re-
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BAPTIST SUNDAy-scHooL ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting Of the Bap-
tist Sunday school Association of Rich
mond and vicinity was held on last Sunday
afternoon ut the Fulton Baptist Church.
The president, L. II. Frayser, Esq, pre-
sided d otway D; Browne, Browne, secretary: s1,n;,: w
sisting Of singing by the scholars of the
Fulton school, and prayer by Rev. W. It.
Lindsey and Rev. John III. Butler, the
monthly reports Of the schools were pre-.
sented, as follows:
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"A CONFIDENCE MAN.-An Engllshman
named George Winterson, who was for
some time employed as kind Of collector
at the Circuit Court office. few weeks ago
mysteriously disappeared, together with
sundry fee bills in his possession. 1t now
turns out that he has arrived safely in Cam
ada, and proposes to stay there for the
present. finding that climate much more
agreeable to his health. = 't"zt
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irtFor the Dssustnb ~

ahsya Ars 1T SPoossFULL OR srooNpu,a.S I ,,,,,
so5 SHeF ~ the words OF. the great bs Iobn %,,l
1,e npoh1 tl Inc pronunciation Of M WnrS IsRute
thos p 70 MN. and said. g Dookf,,r = a.9sned
the doctor. -. ~ Is neither, said
by common consent and .,,s.na ~ -
spoon and tablespoon are moss,se,a mo,a yea.
a;p % u pine and quart. We do not. 80 lust
p,ussiui b m or two pintfulls, but to tvo y 1870 W.
snaa Hna, Ia IKE manner we shouid s,p LUIS.
spoon' sp OF TWO spoons, or, If less 'h.1s oiIe
spoon, as the case may be. . ,hail-
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JOB call the attention OF mer.
chants clerks Of courts. sherifs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
all others having orders for printing to the faeil
ties offered at the DIsPATCH PRINTING ESTAB,
;L1sHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF aIl kinds Of Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, Bilf-Heads, .Letter-Heads
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets
Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &C. Satisfaction
guaranteed. - - .t-tsa - .t ~
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METEoRIc DIspLAYs.-For night or two
past star-gazers land they are not few
during this swarm weather) have noticed a
great number'ofr. shooting stars" They
seem to be unusually numerous, and Of un-
common size: and brilliancy. Their velocity
is great, and they are almost invariably
followed by long trails of light; often visible
for halt minute. Such displays are more
common in November than in August.
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.FUG1rryE FROM JUSTICE Yesterday morn.
ing Detectives Pat Woods and Dan Wren
oyerhauleda "a colored man. who is supposed
to be Joel Cheatham, a fugitive from jus.
itice from Stafford county. He was locked
up at the First-police Station, and will be
taken to Stafford to-day. i.i1"3 - -
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What William Tell did as q matter OF fic-
tion, Capt. Travis performed as a matter Of
fact in Cleveland the ether evening, where
he shot an apple from the head Of 9 boy IL
PAGES distant, sending a bullet clean
.iuanei up 1 ss..1rbed on the boys head.
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HIsroEIoAl SKETCH OF THE CAPIToL.-A
gentleman fond of antiquities and fully
Competent, is now preparing, and viii soon
publish, q history Of the Capitol OF VIZ
ginia, in pamphlet form! I.i'a3
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oN"ARp.-This seems to be the motto OF ono Of
our entfrprisiug photographers, who seems to
nave the wherewith TO keep up with the improve.
ment OF the times. For beauty Of wo' and cheap.
ness the LEE" Gallery sssnds in the front rank
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UNAVAILABLE. LETTERS REMAINING IN TEE
RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE, AUGUST IA. ISL
Miss B. A. Circus South Boston, Va. ;
Widow Clarke, Base street, Florida.
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ScHooL TRUSTEE APPOINTED. homas
p. Wilson has been appointed school trus
tee in Middle River township, Augusta
county, vice William N. Wilson, resigned
on account OF ill-bealth. ..s,.ss S
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Ihe light and shade Ia the operating-room is
most admirably arranged at FRAYsBR,s S gallery in
sTEARNS's Block, opposite the post Office. -
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EXCURSION. TO New cYoRK.-The biggest
excursion of the season will be that of the
Templars Of Honor and Temperance to
New York on Friday. next. The commit
tee of arrangements is composed of A. j.
Dowd, Fl. e. Wyatt, and j. b. Mountcas-
ifla Ir
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Remember the old corner If you are IN want OF
clothing or anything In the way Of gentlemen's
T.. Il. SPENCE & Son, 13Oo Main
street, have fine stock OF gentlemen's wear,
which they are selling at reduced prices.
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Reserve endowment policies is q specially with
the Widows and Orphans Benefit Life Insur-
ance Company. j. B. MooRE, Agent
..tta No. Ills Main street.
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LICENSE TAx.-The City Treasurer has
collected over $4,000 of the license tax
assessed upon the merchants of Richmond,
leaving only few dollars unc0llected.
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observation-disclosures has ice-cresms OF ali
naVors-Vanilla. pineapple, lemon, strawberry,
peach. and chocolate. Leave your orders TO-DAY
If you wish some for dinner. -, q. :!
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CoLoRED CoNsERvaTfvEs.-Am meeting OF
the colored Conservative club is tO.be held
tonight. sy.E,.1t ..aa.E ss-- 1T" 1
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E1 AIDES FRENCH LASTING,&
IL HaND-MkDE, PUMP-SOLE, BUr.V
ETUN-HROkT, LACE. AND CONGRESS- - y
BOUTS, linen lined, In four widths, from mar.
rowest to widest. Best stock in the city at lowest
prices. MARCUS HARRIS BIO,
Corner 9th ard Broad and 1873 Main streets.
au lt-lw (. t@, .tEasa #is II -. F1.s :.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at s3, $3.50,
1918, and $3.50 per 1,coo at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment. -
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SuNDAY;ScHooL ExcURsIoN.-The Mich.
oison-street Methodist Sunday-school win
give an excursion to West Point on Wed.
nesday next. =
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Call at FRAysER's new Photographic ga lery,
opposite the poss-office and examine his beautiful
specimens. --...si...s ,.tt,.s, ...,
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FRAYsER's extensive Photographic gallery, op
posite the post-ofce, Is visited daily by The eI.
of the city.
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LOCAL M '..M3,tI.ATI'ERs.g.

Persons leaving the city during the summer
seasonu can have che DISPATCH mailed to their
address ut SO cents per month, payable in adj
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FRUITS FRUITs.-The finest peaches, pears
apples, and other fruits are found at pIzzIS1,s.
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TIE p1c.Hn, Of the Clay street Methodist
Sunday school comes off tomorrow. II
presents rare attractions to the pleasure
seeker 3 'E'a->e55I' t-.ss's.ss.A
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Go to P1ZZINI's and try his ice-creams, If yol
wish TO feel cool and refreshed. s,E ~tr ;s-.
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Goop .SAMARITAEs.-seyeral Lodges OF
this benevolent Order, composed OF colored
persons, had d parade yesterday, and made
most orderly and creditable display.
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RICHMOND. VA. !.
.Aifllllroird spattll.

~ 'tt'i fr als, ~, -
TIEsp ss,.A uausT s I q l6' ls7l.
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I CRoQUET.-A fine assortment of ,Croquet just
received at HLLYsoN 6 TAYLoR's, 11l6 Main
street.
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pOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
m IANyH.LE VA.

Thc next session vii. commence September 1s,
ISL and clio sc the last Of June.
Few. 1. II. LAKE. Hey. JOHN LfPSCOMR
j4iNEOk, Principsls OF Collegiate Department.
a. PREOT, Principal ofDepas:ment Of Modem
Languages aud Nd usic. 81: i 8 5,.sF s4ESzf5tlG
The principals are aided in their respective de-
parltnents b. competGnt assistants. .TH 3s.sa
Charges for board and tuition in nil English
branches, for the enlire session, $2l9. 0 her
charges equally mo crate. Fifty per cent. dis
count. TO ministers dauxh ess, 80 - Il ~.
lbe Domestic epsrtmsst Is unSer the control
d Prot. q. PRE0T aod lady.
For catalogues, containing full particulars. ad-
Dress the Principals. jy 81 eOdtl61
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KEEP CooL.-The way to do so is by getttr,
some OF PIzzINI's icc-creams.
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LONG TRA1s.-T The train which will carry
the coloref excutsionists to Washington
this morning will have nine passenger and
two baggage cars. The Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad is the route, chosen this times
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS AT DIsPAFcH
OFrioE, AuG. Ii, 1911: A. NJ, 500 8 i.
RI, 500; 6 p. H., SIC.
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MattoaX Post-ofIice, Amelia county. Va.
1y 81. 2aWdWk
EEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

F.E. PARHAM, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
The Sixth Annual Session will begin on MON
DAY, september c5th, 1871. .-..- --.-
he Pnncipsl has selected corps of teachers
Of ability and experience In all the branches
taught IN female schools OF high grade.
IErents seeking coed school for. their. daugh-
ters, located IN one of the most beautiful and
hesithy cities OF the South, will do well to corres-
pond with The Principal. a..-.. .-s..n !.
CORPS OF INSTRUCTORS:
R.R. PaRHAM, A. NJ Matthew ,tics and Moral
''psni' Is. Il Tss'YLos, M. D.. Natural Sciences;
@. A. Err C5SO on, Modern Langus sges;
CIV. HH1LOW. Music; r:
Mss il & cATHks ESsliih s9a French
MRS. r. r. BOIssEAU, Vocal Music.
Board with tuition IN English and Latin -. $3.50
sRs 5 ts ses OF the
Miss B. c. BOCKtUS having made an eugsge-
ment to teach in Mr.. Psrham's school, will be
glad to teach few additional MUSIC SCHOL.
For terms, &c, apply to Principal OF the Insti-
tute uatu the lot OF october. ."i s. 'e.#
IUs as an efficient Instructor in any branch she
may undertake to leach q =
Right Rev. John Johns, D. D.;
Rev. George Woodbridge, d. D.;
Kew +. G. Dashieil, of the Episcopal Church !;
Rev. TEos. L Preston, OF the lst Presbyteria
Church;
Judge john A. Meredith, DR.. Hunter Mcclure,
Eek. E MAJOR Z. b. Cook, Mr.. John L. Bacon,
Rev. VIM. Hodges, d. D Rev. Cameron F. Nc
DR.. G Geo. Fie,;a,J J. .B. Batcneior, e. II. Plum
mer, W. 6. Piummer. and others, North Caro-
Rev. Jchu r. Lee. HI nry county, Va;
S. A; Piummer, W. I. Hummer, Petersburg
aud others. au II eod2W
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FusD1Sa.-over $500, 900 of the State debt
was funded yesterday.
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JAMES F. NETHERIANN, =
an 6-3w =. .--,tn5 General Ticket AGENT.
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MEETINGS.

MEETINGS.
INT MASDNIC NOTICE.-The men, & !,
lfl bers Of RICHMOND RANDOLPH Xxx
LoDGE, No 10, will attend stated meet /W\
Ing Of their Lodge at The Masons' Hall THIS
EVENING at O'Clock. l,t.3 + s.*s.
BY order or the w. NJ. !. -
lt* Wa. j. RIDDICK, sec'y.
CONSERVATIVE MEETING-FAIR-
" FIELD TORhSRIP,-i In accordance with u
resolution of The Conservative party adopted by
meeting held ut the county courthouse on Mon
dsT, IN august there VIII he atownship ms eting
tGravin's) on WEDNESDAY, August nth at 4
O'Clock =. NJ, tor the purpose of selecting deli.
gate to the state Convention, which meets in the
city CT Richmond on the'ao fpst, for The election
or a Township superintendent, and for the organ
lz.tioa ofthe party. Speakers Will be present and
address the me, ting. II Is hoped there will be
large atten LANCE. WM- CHRISTIAN,
assistant County superintendent.
au 1l-Fr,Tu,&W ..s i. l,-,I.I tTfg5I- ~.
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TIE WE4TaKR.Y Yesterday Was ctear and
warm. Farmers are begin ming 70 pray l,'l. ior
rain. IS 80, .,sgEs
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TL - = - - : =
This institution begins It's sixteenth annual ses-
sion October 2. 1871.
Nolocat1on SUI passes the city OF Richmond for
the higher educ ston OF the daughters OF the South
locstion tbs hest provisions for the comfort OF It's
inmates, and the highest facilities for their In
struction. r..s
Correspondence Is invited from those with
daughters ~ educate. v.r
Catalogues, &c, sent on application.
CHARLES Il. WldsTON NJ. A.,
aII eodln EIEst ssT.l President. y
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7Ess. cA7yONAs,
AIRS. PHILLIP j. HOWARD,s SCHOOL

AIRS. PHILIP T.. HOWARD'S SCH 0OL
lS1 viii he re- pm 4 in MONDsT, tfer Der 3,
isTI. The rcgulsr courfe of INST, nc.t0r viii en-
brace henfus' ersp rhes OF An English I'd tcston;
and ai.o the Ffe''ch and Ea.ia laneu" ses IN A.
fh'cn Mrs HswiiGhsve fully competent asatet-
Apta..Ass ll,,,FI.-
For terms, see ctrrulars. cn-ies ~ which may
be ID ~ the b. okstores OF this city, or trqairy
NAV be an sde ~ eos Min are ct
te,estet In Ea0Srng the nNaractet OF tna fchoot
Andthe q tanA na.iona Of tho t"scher. 90 'he mn,s
ra'rors OF The school during It's rerept session.
khp feels at iibeity to nsu'e especially hee.Lls;
Read. Brown, poge, Prpstou, Woodofioge. spn
lard snd Messr tWu. u: Gibson. n. 2. CLARKE,
Roh't Taylor, Peter War aick, and Robert How-
ard. =, ...as, =. -. -. . ..s - ~ ~, !,
those desonjag to enter their dtuahters VIII let
Mrs HOWARD know Of their purpose as soon aS
possible. on ls-W
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sDOCKLAND. LIME.--l,2OO Darres low Tow
sale low from wharf, = = v rF q &
y ty 81 ~ ~ ~ ~ a1sEts
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T,REDERICK's HALL . -as..,.,,.,,e = Z

TREDER1CK'SH HALL . -n4.-'-,.a.' .,!f'
NV schoni for young lstl;es. ,~ith twoIexpe-
rteuced and competent female teachers. wall open
FIRSrguF OCIoBER, 1871 and close soth June,
ASIA. $50. .
This tesutifu rein srk ably hessthv and scce,s
BILE piace IN situat tn Louisa county Vac. Ttthln
mile of Fredertck'e Hal, deoot. Chesapeake 2nn
sihio railroad, where there is post and telegraph
office. 80
|. Board and tuition in Fnglieh, French, Lain anc
with uee OF piano. a3e-half payable In advance,
and the balance 18th OF February next. NO e4-
tras. ..-...- ,.-.. =. -x,..n.r,ry
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RFcHM'DA AND DAN. AND PIEDMONT r. R,,l
OFFICE GEN. TICKET AND FREIGHT ACT. (,
RICHMOND, VA, July ID, 1877. }
EXCURSION TICKETS Z. IS r.,n ,spernes.
EXCURSION, TICKETS for the following
points can be purchased at the Ticket once OF
this company, Richmond, at she rates speclneeo+--
viz: - = .'@s'i5s '.'sh = 49, ~ =
Bonsaak's .Coyner,s Springs).. Is
Ali"ghany station (AlleKhany Sprangs II w
Big Tunnel montgomery White Sulphur -
Christlans5urE (Y clio " sulphur spr,ngs).." IL %
New River, ana Central Depot (New Kiver
White ulphue springs). ).................... IL 90
arga',snsss sR5f,sss 50 So
/ Hiekosx Tavern, N. @. tCstswbh rprlngs},. 90 90
These tickets entitla the hold TO re urn With ut
,.i ,ltion ii charge until the lsh Of October 3lq
: - 2;f,gl Oh q IL. MACMUEDO. ~
Gen. Ticket and Freight Agent, Il. y. Il. R.-.
Eue,r and sup't B. and y. r. B. -. Z, 80
Tickets for Bonsack,s, Allegheny Big Tunnel,
Christ snsbueR, and Central Qop9s are slto on
saie al the Ticket Office Of tbe. 4. ID. sEd Q. Ran
road. ls2s Main street, Richmond. " yso-im
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|, The subject for discussion, continued
from the last meeting" Teachers Difficult
Itiesn-was taken up, and the views of seve-
raj members present heard upon the SUBJ
iect. THE next meeting will be held at the
Grace street Church on the second Monday
uipht in SeDtemDer. - .- ---
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!. PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY-SCHooL UNION
The monthly meeting took place last night
at the First Presbyterian Church, and was
opened with the usual devotional eXercices,
MIR. W. T. Taylor presiding. The follow
ing reports show the average attendance
for the month oil July:
-.g ...- #.. d.. OHcerS and
TEACHERS. Scholars
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GAIaxY and PETERSON for SEPTEMBER
received from Ellyson s Taylor, lli6 Main q
street. IN
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EpuCArRONAI..t

-
prr1cE SUPERINTENDENT OF scnopfLs,}
RICHMOND, VA, b ngust / iS7k =,
,rpIICATIONS + O. r APPOINT
4 sxNr AS TEACaERsSIy The PUBLIC
A,Ah,SSIs ~ viii be received until A uGuST, lksh.
II.Ie and female twhtte snd coioredt teaceers
are s,s nTincipals for the "Centrsl 49, Bellevut,
VALLEY HIri4n-sssI anu .'ns :. = -
>'.n,,licaf!ons for appointment as TEACHER
as GsHMAN arc sn,te,sed: .,
r. n-der OF the School Rosra &C the CITY OF
,Iot,nond j. II, RISFOHD, -
~, ." qswcw Supcrintead mt Schools.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-15

FOR RENT. BRICK DWEJITNi3XsS
HIUoE, No. 2io 10Th street sTI nIt,rnor 8:5
hr;cIe and eroad streets, containing niue rooms
SnMsna Asphen with four rooms; wood and coal,
AUDlv IN eteS wafer q gas on the psemises.
| nj q. L. WlLETAMS,
L - O. AS afrsaef
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-15

TOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
II DIES.-The fourth session Of this school
closes lhe 18th Of June, 1877 With the prime view
Of hsv'ng nv own daughters properly instructed.
and H. Wig employed - competent teacher Mtss
Institute aho has been teaching In I. male 1nsti-
intnn in Tenn. ssce for the last three yeaysl, we
nr"pnst 10 tske five or six ooarders on the follow
tnr Terms BOARD, init'on In Fnglish French,
Lstn ard Music (no extrs chsrges), At 900 pr
sesStnn. 'hN :. CyN n ".
PJst-ofioe Greenwood Depot, Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. Aloemarls c1uuty, Va ...g.
Miss EASNIE Y. HCpGISS Is a full graduate OF
EolI,ns Institute, fine scholar. and lovely
character. This youug lsdy will be an acquisition
CLARI.FS l.. COOKE.
l2-d Superintendent Eoliins Institute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-15

F00R RENT, A MEAT FRAMTNN
,soa,s tFLL1s G outhe east side of 81. Ste. ~
mises Kitchen and stable; With wsfer on the pre-
an % a. :, s4s. M TASLQXsttf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-15
HolL'Ss INSTITUTE ~, ! ;.
nxogGE p. TAYLoE, ECO, President Of
Trustees,

The csh annual session will open ou the 21th OF
Senrmner, 1871. Thorough instruction fs R'vca
IN All branches OF study literary anu ornanlsntai,
nsu.llv pu!sued by young ladies.
The Faculty Is composed Or twelve iadles ana
cpn,l,rncn OF exoertence, social ana morai Vir-
inc. snd literary ability. -
The Irsiitute has advantages or locAtinn. prem =
,srs. accommodation, and equipment. 1t asks for
generous patronage.
rnr Rosrd and Tuition in Primary Studt es. y e2l5
FOR BOARD and Tuition In Collegiate studies. $50
For Music and ue OF lnstrunent......... 90
PAYMENTS one-thlrd In sdvapce
For further particulars apply to the euperfn-
;,n,rnt st Bvtetourt Springs, Roanoke county,
S,ygpis an l! !-lw Sieow3w