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STUDENTS WHO HAVE OBTAINED PROFESS
- 5,,o,.ea /, sIoNAL DECREE. --..F
Graduates in Engineering With the Title
Of Cioil and Naming Engiaeerl-7TJ, 4. Rea;
gan, Tennessee 2. ID. Smith, Richmond
City. with the Title, Of Civil Engineer).-
j. e.. Motley, Richmond (; J. B., Weir, Ten.
Graduates in tho School of Medicine
with the Degree Of n. D.l-G. W. Renee,
Indiana ; E. B. Evans, Indiana; T. T.
Garnett, Missouri C. N. Hutchinson,
North Carolina T. J. Hefel, Tennessee
c. r. Inge. Alabama; E: A. Matson, In n
diana j. a. Mckinney, Missouri W. 81.
Pilson, Augusta J. Paul, Rockingham ;
w. H. RAIDER, Augusta !; S. NJ. Scott, West
Virginia D.. NJ. Smith, Orange; G. D.
Wilkinson, Texas. = . :
Bachelors Of. Science Frank P. Dun
nington, Baltimore. Md. James Avery
Reagan, Tennessee Charles Moore Smith,
Richmond city. a' -.':,%< '*''
We close and hurry to the hall. ~
A.,
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( Il GE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREESBRIER. VEST VIRGINIA.

Thee Springs, famous for their alternative wa
te,. aid rashin, able patronage, Will e opea on
she Is, OF JUNE. They afford accommodations
for ~ ptrsons.
Th.s Surincs are e.ote feet ab1ve tide. water.
and IN 81 male In which they are situated Is al
wsys fcttL and ISVIGoRAIlSG, *hording en-
~: re ipC rom nrostr railing summer heat. r
Prof,ssor Rcseu hergcr's excellent bara ~!i be
IN stcIdal ce 10 cnltven the lawns ana oaii-soom'
Nasnr.rxdr and fancy balls during the season,
as u. Ipi fore.
An,xensivc livery will be kept at vc.y mode
ra,c ChArycs. , =
CH.xGTs So per day. and SIS per month OF
thirty GAYS: children under ten years oI age, ana
colnrcd st-yauls half price; white seIVAEtS, ac-
taa1rv, % " "e' ESQ L. .PRyTON s co.
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INCENSE TO THE ADORABLE In the patri-
archal age sweet smelling incense was an emblem
of worship, and In thsse later times the most &C.
ceptab.e symbol OF homage that u gentleman can
offer to the woman lie adores Is a case OF that EN-.
chatting perfume, richer than frankincense and
more delicious than the sceat Of roses wet with
dew, PHALoS'S bouquet Love You. Gold by all
druppis.s.
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TAILORING.

A TTENTION, FIRST REGIMENT
n VIRGINIA VOLUsoEEks.-u -uid STAGE,
tn. rebel Uniform maker has returned ffom inc
forest and is now stationed at the corner OF 9th
aud Main streets, ready to make ALL K1aDS OF
UNIFORMS, rs heretofore.
Observation-Disclosures made by the Subscrl.
her. Eirss htchm0ad Howltzers, Companies B,
D, L Zoua yes, Chester field Light Dragons, sk1n-
ansrtxr Rid $. powh stan Troop. Goochixnd Troop,
tuards Keysvile Rides, CIarksyille Rines, horth
Garden Troop. Caroline Light nfa2o0ns, spaEss
Grays, Ashland Gr4ys. Ktng VILE IN troop, Es.
sfandon Company, Holly Springs tAiss9 sines.
Sewbern Troop ard Hiison Guards, y: o.. ANA.
lia Troop, two uniforms for second Misslssippi
Please ccms and examine sample Of goods, srH
sTEs EFT, NEAk CUkNEE OF AA1N. =
ia
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WHEAT.-We learn from intelligent
farmers from various portions of the coun-
ty, that there will not be as large yield of
wheat as was ut first anticipated. The
quality, however, is believed to be good
far superior to that Of last year. The har-
vest is nearly over in this county. We have
heard of no wheat being threshed out YET
TaLLeu Virqinldn.
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COMING BAcK.-Very many of the negro
population who left Danville and vicinity
last winter and the winter before, for what
they supposed was more profitable employ
ment in the cotton region, have been re-
turning at intervals to their old homes
DanuiIle Register.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-1n this
Court, which commenced its session on the
10th instant, twcnty-three cases; out Of
docket of sixty-six, have up to this time
been called. OF these, thirteen have been
argued, and seven disposed of otherwise
than by continuance.-W Wythe0aHe Enter
prise.
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. THE IyoRINE.-Tbis elegant new style OF pho
tograph RESEMBLES the ivory miniatures, and In
fact surpass them In beauty Of finish. They are
produced exclusively. we believe, at the LEE
GALLERY" a2O Main street.
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Shirts made to order by Z. B. SPENCE & Son
Perie t 1t or no sale.
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New at tie Dollar Store, sas Main street, black
bags for ladies elegant finish), wax dolls, photo
graph albums, five bottle cas.ors, ald many useful
and ornamental articles.
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COBB,s ISLAND, VIRGINIA,

COBB,S ISLAND, VIRGINIA,
Is NOW orEN AND READY FOR VISITORS.
TERMS: s3 per day; SIS Pc wc,k.
Address CuBB BROTHERS,
Cterrystone Va.
Route From Baltimore by Old Bay Lac, aud
Norfolk by steamer \. T. Banks TO Caerl ystone.
jc 10. In
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We are requested to state that the Ice cream,
cakes, &C.. that we're presented to some Of the stu
dents at Richmond College was sent from rLEDGE
& JACKsoN's, aud not from a. P1zzinrs, as
stated In yesterdays Issue of this paper.
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Summer neck-ties, OF oil the new styles, at e
B. sPENCE 81 SONS.
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THE OAT CRop.-We regret to learn that
the crop is very unpromlsing in several sec
tions of our county. The rust is doing
great damage, and we have heard several OF
our best farmers predict that the crop VIII
be cut short at least one-half.- Chatham
TTlblne.
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. WOODS CONDENSED SODA WATER Just tht
thing for pic-nics.
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Our harvest is now over; the crop of wheat
is very fine, the best we have bad since the
Herald.
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CFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG}
EAILKoAD COMPANY, I
RICHMOND, June 8, 1871.

4 T a MEETING OF THE BUARD Or
N DIRECTORS OF the Richmond and Peters.
burg Railroad Company, held al tns once o. Is Lo
solved and ord red that a general meeting Of ihe
stockholders of the company be called 70 be heid o.
the office OF the company, near the corner OF Byr'
and sth streets, in the city OF Richmond. Va, or
WEDNESDAY, the I2lh cav of July. 1871, at =
O'Clock 81, to consider aud act upon c0mmuhl
.tion from The Board OF Public Works. di.ed ths
18th day OF April, 1871, IN relation to the ex'cG
ton OF u contract required by the hrst sectlo.
OF an act entitled all act directing the Board o
Public Works 10 sell, &C., &c, &C., approYet
March g. ls7l, and such other business rs may d
brought before thu meeting.
Notice Is hereby given that general meeting OF
the StocSholder OF The R1ckmoac aud Peter sbufR
Railroad Company be held st the time and Place
mentioned In the f,-e2oing resolution.
THOMASH. WYNNE, President,
NJ. W. YARnINGroN, Sec'y and Treas'r.
te9.fd
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at 80, $3.50,
1915, and t.5 per ZOO, at the Dispatch Printing
establishment.
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eauze uIdsrshrts, rs ct2. each, at e. B. SPENcl
G .ON's.
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SrMuEx RESORTS.
uUGUENUT SPRINGS,
~ = poWIfATAN COUNTY, VA.

.ders,soed have opened this well-known
ns Mace tor the sc ,son. It's proximity t.
TwHToSaond and Petersburg 1T rrds pleasant and
m Inv resort Cor The families OF those doing bu-
ness IN the city. 49,.
n-ccunrlar Whlte-thc chalypcate equal TO any IN
4 hand Of music wil, I've IN Attendance.
Our tsblc shall ee well supplied at all times, ana
piccee oar ger onal 1T en-: ION to the com mrts
< rDT ei1SSJSt NE>SpN S'oL'iA' K
charge per asy So. .....$.2 90 -;
~ sssss apsis tTEek ...s.,........... IL % .-'
& ,ssgs fsassse onth ...,.:. .:...........d ds 90
G ayge ses month. for the season. a. 90 .
Servants esia cs,tasen half Ytsca. g.E,tx !
ys-xtss le ssing Kioafn caS By she's anvil ie road
so Al. Sor Coajfeid NH an& cetafortahle
.59EJ segScas =, the springs. -. leSs-im
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The Piedmont railroad (beyond Danville)
is to be straishtened somewhat.
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A uade mecum for travellers, WOODS condensed
soda water.
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HORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
" ANNUAL MEETING.-The annual MEETING
OF the m en- bers OF the Richmo ond Corn and Flour
rxchlugs will he held on sATuRDAY EVEN. ~
rooms OF the Chamber OF Commerce. over the
First National Bank, for the purpose Of eleeting
officers for the ensuing year and the transaction
Of other important business. A fuli at'endancels Is
reques ed. -..
by or5er OF THos. BRANCH, President.
i.9o O. L. u. CUGbLAE, Sec'y.
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Good at ali times and seasons, WOOD S ccndense,
soda water.
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Pembroke shirts for sac by 4. B. SPENCE
SOS.
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GoMarTTED FOR BIGAHY.-An item about
q man and GIRL, whose strange behavior at n
in this city caused COM
ment, appeared in yesterdays Gazette.
Since then the man has been arrested on 4
charge OF bigamy and committed to Jail, and
a letter sent to The father of the girl inform
ing him Of her whereabouts and condition.
The man, whose name is Austin, was ar
rested at the depot of the Orange, Aiexan-
dria and Manassas road this morning, where
he was recognized by. two gentlemen from
Bedford county as married man who had
lived in that county. Austin was commit
ted to Jail, the girl being held as witness.
Alexandria Gazette. .a'- 1~'
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THE RACE YEsTERDAY.-The trial of speed
on yesterday afternoon at the Fair Grounds
for the premium Of one hundred dollars of
fered by the Embellishing Committee, was
an interesting affair, and was witnessed by
a large number OF citizens, both ladies and
gentlemen.
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Fancy French linens for pants at e. 3. SPENCE
& SONS.
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THREE MEN AND A Boy INJURED.-An
accident occurred at the steam saW-mill Of
| n essrs. Baird & Roper, at Deep Creek, in
, Norfolk county, Tuesday, By which three
men and boy were ipjured-one badly
Norfolk Journal,
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REFoRrED SHOOTING IN AppoaArrox.-rt
was stated in this city yesterday that II man
named Alfred Finch, who is charged with
being implicated in the robbery of Mr..
Agee's store, at Oakville, in AppomattoX.
some time last winter, was shot and severely
wounded near Concord depot few days
ago by the officers who attempted to arrest
him, and from whom he was endeavoring
to. make his escape. We ascertained no
particulars Of the affair except those above
stated.
! A!yotng man named Samuel q. Phelps,
one of the parties implicated in the same
robbery, fled the county some days since,
and, it Is said, forged the name Of one or
more persons before leaving to obtain money
to- make good his escape.
y There are other parties believed to be i'm
plicated In the same robbery whose names
have not been reported to US. They will
doubtless be soon arrested.-Lynch6uyg
..t -rs
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NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
Col. Flournoy, the president Of the COM
pnny, is still in New York, but we hear
that private letters have been received from
him in which be speaks encouragingIy ol
ths prospects ahead.--DanuilLe Register.
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A FTON HOIJSEz-7T},h;ii- },;i rn,,b,J ,jAa AID neHlv
IIr,.si ii! .tu.t.d on the Blue kldse mouItaln ~
Alton dept Oh ,he Cncsarcake and Ihio ralt, 10
rc,d yy,l tie ,pCn u o the lst OF June. board: Sdu
rsr IT antb sl2 per week for less than n!uEth,
Ind :? per day: children under twelve years sui
col2red Servants hal!-prlc-. ~ .
ITty lT-2m y. IT, bCci)Lof- ~ w.
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Linen coats, 81 each, st E. b. SPENCE & SONS.
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| under no circumstances, SO Glirly earns his
| title as when, in bringing about case of
mistaken identity, be. confounds a sober,
dignited, reputa BILE, and respected member
of society with q low, course. mercepary.
drunken, and Scheming rascally cursitor of
/ the social camp. On Wednesday last our
| distinguished President, being absent from
Newport, was much w1onged, in the esti-
| nation of the citizens Cjf that seaside re-
sort, By an individual of the latter of
the two types mentioned above, who pre-
| tended to the name and fame of the Chief
Magistrate. The fello'E, who had come by
| the Fall River boat, bore so striking, pre-
| else, and startling likeness to the Presi.
dent, that while en- route he was UNIVERSAL
/ ly taken by other passengers for that eX.
alted parsonage, travelling en- mutt, and
avoiding the popular recognition. Re.
l specttully taXeu by a person on the boat
with being the President, the adv entureI
| confessed that he was, indeed, p resident
Grant, and was returning FROM Bos.
| ton, whittier he had been incogn,to. Reach.
ling Newport, the shameless pretender, to
add to the deception, appeared on one OF
the fashionable drives the next morning
| driving team Of fast horses, which he had
obtained from livery stable. Generally
recognized by the people OF all degrees
whom he met us the President, he for
some time staggered their belief in his
identity by the atls:ble, and even graceful,
manner in which he returned their frequent
salutes. But his singular resemblance to
President Grant, and the generally-under-
stood fact that the latter was in
town, overcame the doubts of those
momentarily made incredulous by bis
charm of manner. Not to weary the
reader with the dongs of this person
in detail, it may be said that, after swind-
ling the livery stable keeper out of his
money by directing him to collect his fare
from Il hotel at which he pretended to be
stopping, he pawned his coat for four dol
lars, and, with sinister cynicism which
betrays malignant nature, actually, for the
rest Of the evening, rolled about the streets
of Newport in his shirt-sleeves, noisy, inn
pertinent, and drunk! Arrested finally,
he gave his name to the police. He proved
to be pork dealer from Boston, Wash.
ingion Patriot.
! COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, WASHINGTON. ..
| The commencement took place Wednes-
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DRUCE HOUSE,
rsorELs AND BoARDENG.IlOUsEs

FEW ADDITIONAL BOARDERS
n will be reccIs cd l.. OAKLAND during vaca-
ton.
TERMS eco per month.
For particulars, address
hey. r. W. ROBERTS,
Rockfsh hepnt,
ieos.lw Nelson county, Va.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, June %.

| UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, June 20.
! The appearance otthiGgs about the Uniyer.
sity early this morning Qor your correspond
ent was upat & clock, Notwithstanding g tho
fact that lie did not retire until O'Clock
was not promising for Il brilliant commence
ment day. The effects Of last nights dis>i
patton were obvious, and everything and
| everybody seemed wrapped in slumbcl
not easy to be broken.
The ballroom Qor our breakfast-roon
this morning was the ballroom last night
reminded one Of the famous lines:
~ feel like one who t.eads alone,
ZONE ;nquet hall dc.cfted;
Whose guests are 1.d, whose gaIland's dead,
Ard Ill but he cepacted.h
But there were left son the field ol
rloryv few souvenirs of the great dc
tion-e. e., we saw dainty boot.heel kicked
off by some fair charmcr as she whirled
through the maZes ofthe dance, or expressed
her impatience at something said or done
by her devoted swain-we hope the loss OF
the heel was not significant of evil to the said
gallant. But as we now hurry through our
letter the band is performing on the lawn,
the graduates are forming their procession,
and everything is waking up to the bright
and JOYOUS scene of commencement.
We have sent you the full lists of all the
graduates save the following, which we had
been unable to obtain earlier
Graduates in the School of History, Liter
Qture, and Rhet017c.-Joseph Nicholson
Arrest, Westmoreland; Henry Clay Brock,
Richmond; John M. w. Doggett, Rich
mond; Wesley Starr Gephart, Baltimore,
Md; Barnett Gibbs, Yazoo City, Miss;
George Steenbergen Gordon, Huntsville,
Ala; James Brown Green, Baltimore, Md;
Joshua Joseph Green, jackson, Miss; Jack
son Guy, Goochland James McCutchen,
Vicksburg, Miss; Richard IL. Maury, hui
qualak, Miss; William Whitfield Miller,
n. c.; Henry Clay Porter, New Orleans,
La; Henning Webb Prentis, University of
Virginia W. Waddy Thomson, Spartans-
burg, S. c.; William Lowndes Whitaker,
Texas Moses Langley Wicks, Memphis.
Tenn.
Graduates in the School Of applied
Mathematcs.-John George Motley, Rich
mond co. !; Jas. A. Reagan, Tenn: Charles
Moore Smith, Richmond city; Chas. Edw.,
Wait, Arkansas; George w. Watts, BlltiI
more, Nd; John Bradford Weir, Zen!
nessee. .,a
Graduates in the School of Ana7yticaE
Gnd agricultural Chemistry.-John Bal!
ley Adger, South Carolina; William Bev-
erly Caldwell, Louisville, ky.; Frank
p. Huntington, Baltimore, Md; Philip
Thos. Ienshaw, Kentucky James Avery
Reagan, Tennessee; Charles Moore Smith,
Richmond city james Mushatt Stewart,
South Carolina; Henry A. Strobe, Rich
mond city. !.
Miller Scholarship (awarded on special
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. WASHINGTON,

The commencement took place WedneS.
day. Among the graduates were the fol-
lowing from Virginia: Bachelors Of Philos-
ophy, i. G.. Harrison and C. l.. johnson.
Master of Arts, l.. Is. allen.
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The STATE bANh OF FIhVkNIh:{
RICHMOND, VA, Jlue 81 1871.
4 NNUAL MEETING.-The stockhold-
n ers of The State Bank OF Virginia will NEE,
At their banking house In this city, On the 7th day
Of July next, aJ u O'Clock M.
ie 99-td j. u. GODl)lN, CasDloTs
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faYorite. singing club taking the prize of
their class at the New York Sengerbund.
The testimony recently given before the
Kuklux Committee by Mr.. Lakin, in which
he uttered longer and more bitter diatrihe
against the people Of Alabama than even
tne committee itself could, has stirred
sensible Radicals in many localities to in
Gignation. Some inquiries. are being made
about the propriety Of; prosecuting, Mr.
Lakin for his untruths. Hon. Peter, N.
Doe Is expected to testify soon. He, will
add the weight of his evidence to that OF
Judge Busted In annihiIation of the Lakin
yarns. r-. 5r ,-r.. ..-..., G,-.ts
!. Senator Sumner still remains In Washing.
ton, complacently getting up material for
use in the Senate next winter. 1t is hardly
necessary to say that he was not among
those who called atthe White House to-day
to welcome the President, on his return.
!. 81. -:s .E ...., -,r, ..,s t,r... yTIHON. ID
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COMING HOME.

Treasurer Spinner is expected home Au-
gust lst. His mission to Europe thus far
has been an utter failure. Not dollar Of
the new loan has been taken in Europe,
and subscriptions have about ceased in this
country.
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We stated the other day that John Bran
non, ESD. so long useful member of the
Virginia Senate, was spoken Of as Il cand-
date for the Constitutional Convention in
West Virginia. The following letter,
though signed simply 81. B" was written
by him 1--WE doubt noD
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WTANTED, to buy o SMALL STORE
w and DIV rLLING In the western part OF the
city.
Wanted, TO buy q Small. DIV WELLING, with
LARGE LOT attached. in the western part Of the
city. f-@ .@-- - - go. -
Wanted. to buy MEDIUH-SIZE 2 DWELLING,
with SIX rooms IN thu western psrt OF the city.
Arpiy to RICHARDSON s. CU..
te 2s-3t Ills Main street.
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PECAPITULATION.
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WANTS.

uTANTED. to hire first rate COuh,
wv WAsHrR and iaDNFR: w%itnsus % msans a.sa =
assIs1 a Mt Nh $50. of good char setoyj cI.Iee .. =
aSod woman To- the diDipR room, VINO ezn sss1s
IA washing. Apply at northwest Corner S4 S4t1A1s
shall "a lasn,. ana a''n saee's' Jrs. p. WINSTON:
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w BATH COUNTY, VA.

Z OCUST GROVE. near Greenwood de-
4 pot, CEc3a a?cakc and hlo railIosd, oilers
i PIi.a SA Ut HOME ~ FAM LIES
who wish to exchange tie heat OF the city for
rJTsE MOUNTAIN AIR.
Board per month, lor Two months or longer, &ao'
AZ YANCEY, JR..
-,r oa-..odsm Green wood depot, Va.
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TAINTED, FIVE FOREMEN, WITH
w eiph cen or twenty colored men each. for
Il The Chesapeake and ohio railroad Wages, &k6g
to % per day. transportation furnished from any
place in the state to the work. - ..'5. y
l WANTtD, 900 WOMGN to 60 to New York
ages, S12 TO $40 per month. "-"
| j. P. JU5TIS, Labor Agent,
1 ia27 No. Q 18th street,
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WANTED, TWO FIRST-CLASS SER
w VANTS-one for house-servanL the other
MS nurse Call at No. Sd street, between Main
and Cary je 26-1w
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A FEMALE TEACHER.-Ay young lady,
/ N OF three years. experience In teaching wishes
10 procure 81 ustion AS TEACHTR In semi
Hollins institute, ine gcholsr, and lovely char
acrer. She teaches all literary branches usually
,ursued by young ladies' and music. Ihis IN young 9s
lily. No objection TO going south or west. Ad-i
dress N. " r., care Of Major j. b. Hill, 927 Main
street. ..ichmond, Va, stating terms. s.s,a
CHAS. l.. COOKE,
superintendent Hollios Institute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-30

WANTED, q good WINE MAKER ),
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The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-27
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.

The Mobile division of this road will be opened
for business on
Monday, November q. 1870,
and passenger trains will run az follows:
Leave New Orleans from the foot of Canal
street. for Bay St Louis, Pass Christian, Mis-
sissippi City, Biloxi, Ocean Springs, PascagouIa
and Mobile at o'clock A. n. Arrivive az Mo-
bile at $50 o'clock P. NJ, connecting at Mobile
with the MOBILE AND OHIO, and the MO-
BILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROADS for
all points
NORTH, EAST AND WEST
Leave Mobile for New Orleans at II 20 A. NJ.
Arriving at Clio P. NJ.
Fare Between New Orleans and Mobile,
Five Dollars.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS RUN EACH
WAY DAILY
Freight received at New Orleans, at the foot
of Julia street before 4:3O P. NJ, delivered at
Mobile early next morning.
FREIGHT AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER
ROUTE
For further information, call at the General
Office of the company, rooms one and two, up
stairs STORY BUILDING, corner Camp and
Common streets. j. R. KENDRICK,
General Superintendent.