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w WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS

GOOD GOODS AT Low PRICES.
We advise all who wish to purchase strictly
FIRST. CLASS DaY GOODS at low prices to
examine our stock, az We now offer lots OF goods
at very low praes rather than carry them over the
season.
PLAIN, rLAID, and STRIPED NOLAN
BIQUEs and LIMOS at les;. per yard, sold
a. the commencement OF the season at Is ana
Soc.;
REAL FRENCH oRGANDY LAWNS at &c.,
worth 6oc. per yard;
EMBROIDERED ORGANDY at 400, worth 7Ss'
per yard;
SWISS MUsLINs at It, 20, IS, 30, 40, and ss' PEI
yard-all very cheap;
PIQUEs at 30 and 35c., worth SOC;
BLACK CREPE DE PARIS at &c. per YARD
would be cheap at 75c.;
ROMBAzINES aud TAAISE at extremely 10"
prices; ,.,
Handsome ENGLISH and FRENCH CAsoi-
MEREs, for pants o: greatly-reduced prices ,
cHEyIoT CAssIMsRE5, full double "id'i' az
a,7s ner yard-elegantg goods for fall wear
no1rRI,E-w1DTH FRENCH FLANNEL' Tue
mott serviceabe goods to be had;
,.,oo slack of DOgSKIMS and BLAch
CLOTHS at satisfactory prices;
paRaSOLs In great variety at prices 'n"' "i'
bound TO make hem go;
uoNsy-COmB QUILTS, the largest manu'ac-
tured, at sl.4o,:worth $3.50:
CALICO coMToRTERs at r. 6c-not the price
Il would cost you to buy the material;
Heavy WOOL QUILTS at 81. SO, worth $3.50;
T,NyS for covering stair carpet at l5c. per yard,
worth CSC;
1sDIa-TTlLL LONG CLOTH at soc., worth
zoe. per yard;
sK1gyInG CAnBRIC at 20 and Csc. per yard,
worth so and a5c.:
COTTON DIArER at sl.es piece OF ten yards ;
LINEN DIAPER at 81 so for piece of ten yards;
HUCKABACK TOWELS at $3.50, 81, $3.50, T.. IS,
and upwards--tbe cheapest towels you ever saw;
Genuine THlTLY JET SETS, EARRINGS, and
BREASTPINS, at &c., 81, sl.2s, and 81. SO a
set, which is less than one. half the value;
NICE JET SETS at 2sc., 35c., and 5Oc., surprl-
s!ngly low;
BLACK CREPE SETS CT COLLARS and
CUFFS from 51.25 tn &2.5o set;
CREPE COLLARS from CSC. to 81;
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES at 81 pair, sold
everywhere at Si.25;
DIVINITY BANDS at lOc., worth 75c.;
CROCHET EDGING. twelve yards In piece, at
l5c., worth SC. per yard: better article at
25c., worth lOc. yard;
REAL FRENCn WOvE C0RSETS, all sizes,
white ard colored. at &C., worth 81;
LADIES' GARMENTS In great variety
NICE CIIEMI les and DRAWERS at II;
EUREKA GUi CLOTHS for children:
aud 44INDIA RUBBER CLOTHS;
larse assortment of LACE SETS and LACE
COLLARS, from the lowest prices to the best
qualities;
BLANKETS In great variety;
large stock OF BED TICK, from lOc. to asc' pei
ya.d all much below regular prices;
TkBLE-CLOTiI, pure linen, two yards long, at
s1-would be cheap at al.5o;
FRINGED NAPkIN s q; Doc, worth 81 per doz.;
LINEN HEnsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs
at l5c wouldbc cheap at eoc.;
NEW YORK Mills COTTON at 2lc.;
WAMSUTTA at 20.i
ANDROSCOGGIN st l6hc.;
Full-wid.h UNBLEACHED COTTON SaEBT-
ING at 30c. per yard;
Full-width BLEACHED sHEETIHG at CSC. per
yard.
Five thousand seven hundred and etghty-three
other BARGAINS al to be seen at the large
dry goods house OF
LEVY BROTHERS',
au31 1918 and 1915 NJ ain ST., Richmond, Va
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1t has been stated that the RoTHsCnnDs
never employ "unucky men, The Gin
cinnati Commercial says that STEWART, the
millionaire Of New York, adopts no such
rule, but has employed great many
broken merchants, deriving great advan-
tage from their experience. If there is
wisdom in either policy rs such, there is
more Oh Mr.. STEWARDS side than Oh that
OF the RoTAscHILDs. The true rule is to
employ capable and honest men. no matter
whether they have been unfortunate or
not. Misfortune is not Of itself u proof OF
want Of capacity. No man can control
events, nor can any man foresee them. AS
for "luck," it is all in the imagination. 1t
Is not constitutional trait. General sue
cess in life comes from very different causes.
Even gamblers, whose faith in "luck"
ought to be as good as anybody's, rely very
little upon it. They take precautions a. ainst
the tickle genius. All their games have
the chances decidedly in their favor. Luck
is yagabond whose vicissltudes are in-
Vulnerable, until finally he becomes a
BEAU HICKMAN, the sccdy sponge, whose
ups and downs should warn all against
dallying with The deluSions which seldom
lead to any other end than ruin.
Indeed loItu,tous circumstances may give
man sudden wealth, but he deserves no
more credit for that than does a man de-
serve censuse for being loser by an un-
foreseen event. 1t is unfortunate Tor men,
especially young ones, to believe that there
are LUCKY and unlueky" men. 1t is
apt to impair their faith in the only sale
mental and physical qualities and virtues.
such as experience, good judgment, indus
try, fortitude, self-denial, and good faith
in the relations OF life. 10 distrust these
is to impugn the wisdom and benefcence
Of an overruiing Providence.
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'NAuRrED.

AZ the uastors residence, August 2s!h, ny KEY hsT,
!. Il /. i Bnrrows. b. b Mr.. JOHN q; VIII
LeCK, OF Charlotesville. g M s.sss BELLE :
Charlottesyiile, philadelphia. Baltimore ano
New Jersey papers please copy.
IN the 18th OF August, ut the residence OF me
brides mother, By the Rey. j. Ma esI MNfE n
W WTiifRiysON: all OF this city. No cards.
Baltimore Sun please copy.
n. tho res,d,ncs OF the BRIDES father; n inc
cauSty OF New Kent, by the Rey James r Ef rk
insSn, ~ i,o .iarr NJ New Kent county. to Miss
ELIJAH ELLEN, eldest daughter OF john D.
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MET GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7O7 Main street.
The largest variety OF CAKES at BRlGGSS
BAKERY, 7O7 Slain street.
The best CRACKERS, ell kinds, at BRIGGS'S
BAKERY, 7O7 Msin street.
PIES at s, 10, sid 1tc. piece at BRIaaS'S
BAKERY.
ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUSK, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7o7 Main street
PICNIC SUPPLIES, at the shortest notice, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY.
Persons living on Church and Union Hils can
be supplied with all Of these at Ar. ROBERT
WERNE'S, on 2Sth street, near Broad.
Orders promptly attended at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY,
jyS 7O7Maiu street.
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T BACHELORS FL AIR DYE
This superb Hair Dye Is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous !;
no disappointment; no ridiculous tiuts or disa-
greeable odor. The genuine VIM. 4. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces immediately splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, seft,
beautiful; does not contain a particle OF lead or
any Injurious compound. Sold by all Druggists,
Factory, 10 BOND STREET, N.Y. jy ll-eodly
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GoIiT0ERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

n compliance with the request OF the ate Goi;
D. Lee Tow have taken Shsrse sne corpa OF
OF ,h.s . nd Will also ne assisted by Mr.. JOHN
r. Pow ELL. now Of Petersburg, VINO VIII reside
a. 1ae r r fort will Re ade to preserve the high
renutat,on which the school attsintd under The
IaIneutei founder. DY,Sr NON
ne RJE CCTUBEk, and end ON ThiRI1sI.h
GES7IINE For particulars, nd 'ress aRs' Ma
RIA J.. CARAIEGTOa. Richmond. va
a Rrp1f
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CCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
GHlIDnEr,
BAPTIST FEMALE In.
sTITUTE,
STAUhToN, VIRGINIA.

JOHN HART, NJ. A.. PRINCIPAL, aided by Kew.
G.. B. TAYLOR and other exps rlenced teacpe:s'
The session OF 1S7i.2 begins on TUESD rep
tamher I2th and ends on TIL UkSDAY, June 2otn.
The total cost for BOARD. nj! course o, LII
EKAkY aEd SCIMHTlFIC STUDY, mcIinine
Ancient aud Modern Languages, with Music ON
Piano Will not exceed 1888.
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

REV. ]. 4. CHAMBLIss proposes to open, IN
this city an GLI5H and OIL SsiC -
SCHOOL FOR BOYS. .,...,,,, a,d
n wing full diplomas from two inst'tutloDs. ana
having I'D several years experience In te, ching
nit ther sons 10 his care He begs that those who
wish to patronlze bis schJol win communicate
with him Immediately throus b the pos-9ihcec; u,
Col VIM. q. Tanner Metropolitan Iron Works;
Cept J. J. HorkIns, Piedmont Insurance Com
pary or Hon. Il. K. Ellyson, Dispatch office.
an 3O-lw
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HnUCATIOHAL.

Ks9sssE 5EFSTT f5 eGisRSaslsv 1se
OHIO i. H. ALBEg,hs ~ vEm' Dim DinwIddie, win
formerly ths schaS 91 at 18th BY Mr. W. La
Tke Whole ces. 2, a sa;t alasee saG $50
Of nns pans nor WI os 70
make The Establishment wor,ss o pprncipa Refer
For P sstnit1 ui the Virginia University
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OFFICE CITY FNGIgRER,)
Aug. 3Oth, 1871.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Of.
i fee until WEDNESDAY, September 9th, al L.
NJ, for making the necessary WALL or puddled
clay aud filling around the tank for the gas-holder
being erected 1t the City Gas Works.
Such information as may be required can be
bad by application at this Office.
Work 10 be done 10 the satisfaction OF the Com
mittsa onLight, the City Engineer, and superin-
tei, d mt of Sns.
The Committee on Light reserve the right Of
rejecting any Or al proposals.
CnAS. ii. nIMMOCK,
au 80 I'd Cits Engineer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-ATMANAcs FOR 1872.

~ ALMANACs FOR 1872.
WARRoCK,s EDITION OF RICHARD
SONS yIRGIaIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
ALaANACs for 1879 is now ready for press.
Orders from the trade solicited.
JAMES T.. GOODF,
Sole Publisher,
se4-3t sci Main street, Richmond, Va.
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PROPOSALS.
CITY GAS-WoRKs, SUPT's OFFIt
IsJcEM1ND VA sent 1871

CITY GAs-WoRKs, SUPr's OFF1cK,}
KlCEMoND, VA sept. s, 1871.
PROPOSALS FOR GAS PURIFIERS
i Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until l. O'Clock n. OF FRIDAY, 18th OF Sep:em-
Der, for the construction entire OF FOUR PURI-
F1ERS o; the same Size and dimension as those
now Ia use 1T the works except y slight alter
alton In shape, which viii be explained on appli-
cation.
Parties Wishing to bid can obtain the forms for
so doing by application at thi, office.
The work 10 be executed BY the 10Th day Of No
vember next The work TO be su tect to the ap-
prevail Of the Superintendent OF the Gas-works.
The committee reserve the right of rejecting any
or all of the bids made.
By order Of the Committee on Light.
se5 JOHN II. KNOWLES Sup,t.
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s. pEo' CA L1coR1cE.-We are re-
celving small shipment OF the above brand of
SPANISH LICOBIGE, which is equal to the /.
G. Y Ca brand or any other.
A. y. STOKES & CO.,
iya2 Importar's agenta
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PERSONAL.

THO TILE PUBLIC-$5 REWARD FOR
i Ny BOY, c. BROW> (CULORED).-The
above reward ;Till be paid for my son, CHRISTIE.
PHhk B SGWN, who lived with Mr.. Benz. Gath.
right Ia few miles below Cold Harbor, in Han
over cuunty,l portion OF last year. He may ut.
tempt TO go back to Mr.. Galhrigh, as he liked his
home very well. fo,ewarn all persons from EN-.
ploying or harboring him. The above reward
will be paid for the boy II delivered TO q. w. Ty.
Ter, Rockets.
&c 5.2lk W. BROWN.
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rrnuCAryONAL.

11Ps r, A. BRANDT will resume the
MI L. 10. NJ her SCHOOL the 1lTH or ON :,
n aRER at No. so5, on Marshiii, gea Vel ,n III"
and 4h STIR e. and moss 1yn those ia her pos
public few testlnoniaiD iAoAA
session: .,owr M-s, c.
A. BRANDT for some y ars, Lak h Inc ron sdence
commending her as lady worng, sre NJ The Eng
~ .arants and dsuRh.ers MS tenchsr o, ;ndn1trv
Usb hrancheg and Music and beleve hI ,u,tes will
and Attention in the discharge Oh hef oA''o -
PROVE esert asr1eH R E. Sod sFus0s'
John 9. T rsse' samuel =. Carter,
J J r. Rognaut, r. M Jet p.ston, NJ. D.,
Henry G. cSbe! Wm E yaSi
..,,u r BRANDT having been a. r $50 as
Mrs. y, ,sic In if,s Illcc for the l:ss 1me sno
and having given instruction on tII dis
and utsr IL our f lam SGta
charged ner aa Il music, We with mncn ~ ,he
recommend her as lazy; aIcSools who NAV want
confidence OF parents ana nm ic I'm It's different
an experienced tesenefoi
ban hes; p-oot Rice W. Payne,
Ed. N, sPm, nS John !. spiInsn,
W Wm Boot b; Sr:ght. Chs Bragg
uasrrro,, W. 4; VI ip MfT g. 1885,"
,ve examined the testimontaIs5 ot OF s mksi
BRANDT showing that sne n na sfucational n:ttu-
and NTH be1 wen sure
my persona ~ Of Public Instruction would
s ys s hs k Ss' She Is sps. and
competence Anu bnr own resources for the support
OF eords S rec n1nfd for any
1aYoIa.u,o onr nuhlic schools. r, G. DASHIELL.
cI HaiicSu N VA. Feb. = 1871: SC 5-eool.L
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
CHlLDhEE.
Mrs. V. C. WE'D having associated with her.
self Mrs. II E. WrED Will resume the dut e. OF
bar SCHOOL the FiSSF MONDAY In OCIO-
EER. at the corner If Main aud 81 streets, where
application Can be made alter September 10Th.
TERMS
rer session OF nine months, payable In advance
Primary Guides w ~
Advanced Studies. ............'..'. AZ w
Fuel TOR whole SESSION. Observation-Disclosures. w
Reference is made to Rev. DR.. Baker, Rev. 1!r.
| Mimi irefoda and Rev. DR.. WOODBRIDGE. IL
I. FFM I r. IN
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STAPLES:
Liuens and Linen Sheetings;
Brown and Bleached Cottons;
Cotton Sheetinge sHd Pillow Costons;
Damasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
(At old prices, although sdvancing)
Linen Bosom Shirts, Bosoms,
Socks, Collars, Gloves,
Csssimeres, &C., for gents and boys.
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Trthr,tes Of RespeCt,

Alta meetinz OF st. Peters Christian Doctrine
Confraprrity, held Sunday a'ternnoh septsn ni,
he sd, 1871 tie following preamble and resolu-
I3 Wbe @Sse xmuhty God, in His Divine good
ness, has seen Ht to take from our mlds' our o.
b-oIher and co. labnrer, GEORGE BERNAkD
STSSgHlN: Il, d whereas 1t becomes us TO pay
some tvlhuSc to his w2rth as member o! tnis sH,
cietr, ard t. express our regret az his uhtiue'S
detS Tss. S he demise OF our highly es-
teem-d I'D beloved brother, GEOHaS ID I o.
:. LID 3rRa ELLA our society has suseaiheG one
Ioss of q most useful AID Jealous m:!n oerIons
who w,seycr faithful In the discharge OIL ILe
dcyol ling upon him, and whose example was well
worthy Of emulsion. -o,oarf,o
tie ,sdmm and power of Almighty goa, ano
n me- bow In Acknowledgement Thereof, In In! Inc
w.rd Of his I.,ors: for "they that Instruct many
70 slice SD all shine As stars for all ete'nlty..
Resotuea, That to his stricken family we extent NJ
alI. most sincere and h arttelt sympaInles al"
C0rdolence In their sad affection.
RESOLVED That, as msrk OF our ioye al. anu the
spet for the memory OF me a3c sdsv school,
win aear badge II mourning Tor thirsy uei m
PesoZred That the 81 cretary De inHtI ,a ofsmiiv
trupemi copy Of these resolutions ~ t I'm 1h |,
Of III! deceased and have them puo4iehe0 80
| '''' JOHN A. TIzzIHI, Acting Secretary
kta meeting ofthe CATH ~ hmsuet 81, ISL,
snCiETY. held thursday Night. nT IS,ions wsle
The Following preamble ana reSoiu"'ono
d" Whs:e1s IN the tnscrutabc DEGREES o. frnn,
,,,.h.v Tod it has pleased him TO tahe WI q
nn nv, ms our beloved br ther 1EOtnG ~.
H SIt,A: aud whereas 1t Is meet anu prop CT
nat we should pay to his memory tnat u Ul
.snccI . hes is due to him rs an nonoLeu lHr
horpnf nur broth,rho0d and which ne mas ITCHY
1esa w by his form genteness OF CHARACTER
a vi won :larg conduc.: Therefore,
p,eoT e1 Th at In the lamented deatH ol our
br"t,rr. GEORGE b. FIR. ELL :, TINS socle.y
,nnurns The loss Of an esteemed aud valued mem "a
for' who ever manifested Il deep interest IN It's
advance ,neDt md succ' So. .,, ,x- .,o
Pssolred, = hat, though bound together by me
ties Oh Gus brothe, hood for but br'ef PERIOD, INV
n, any good qualities OF our deceased Droner ntu
o. deared him TO US to such degree that we 1eel
we have Indeed sustained u loss that can never W
ReSolred, That, with the deepest sincerity, we
ten,:sr to his family our heartfelt sympathy, ana
express to his bereaved mother the assurance IN Az
her beloved son Will. ever have pace IN ouf
memory, and her sflllction our deepest conuo-
lence. -, ..s st, f,,aro, IN q
boi., ana that the President be requested ID as-
point q suitable mum. er OF pall-bearers from our
mid {. . , l., ,,,-,,+od N
transmit a copy Of these PROCEEDINGS TO the innuy
OF the deceased, and that he have them n4pnsheo
On tbe civ Miners, JUAN a. PIZZlNl,
Al 'Ne o,'' Secretary.
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WANTED, SEVERAL GOOD WHITE
w BRLIKuklEES. apply to
W. j. WESTWOOD.
seats At City GaswOrks, Rockets.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two to three hundred DRESS PATTERNS, Sum-
mer and Fall Popllns, Lawns, Black Alpacas, &C.,
upon their back counter, to be sold of at half
value, as their inventory season list September)
approaches. I. Il. PRICE q CO.,
jy2S IDOL Main street.
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WANTED, at once, a TAILOR (good
w oneI, fo- regular work and repairing, 70
work By the week. Price, 8l2, and expenses paid.
Inquire at new store, 100 Main street.
| Sc 4--2t WIN. ISA SMITH.
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WANTED, A STOUT BOY TO WORK
o BKIGGS'S BAKERY,
90 s.ox 707 sj ain street.
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WANTED' a
GOOD FEMALE HOUSE SERVANT
(colored). Must come well recon- mended. Apply
at this office. sc 2-1w*
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UTI,AND SELECT SCHOOL.
j. IT. TIMRERLAKE, N. A" university OF
ylrginla.) Princp H.
This instilu lou will open on the LIST OF October,
and close OF the 2Tth u June.
TEnWS. S275: PAYABLE one hall on the 1st Of
October and the other halS February 18th. " ASH
ing and lights ezra.
Number limited to twenty.
For circular, &c address
j. IISBakLAKF, htlet'5 p: De-.
Chesapeake End Onio railroad.
70 s-oodrt< Hanover county, Va.
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EXTRACTS From TESTIMONIALS
rom Rev. w. Il. RuiT.er. superintendent oie

| EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS:
From Rev. w. Il. RuiTter. superintendent iupne
Schools.
For the last session my two daughtefs nIss
bepn attending Mr.. Harris Female institute, DON
as pupils and bOardcrs. They nave oeen Wen
taught. Mr. Hart possesses those gIiIs
lie tne pecuIiar power Of the successiui tescLcr-
clear apprehension, lucid expression, anl com
msnd of The confidence, attention. ana &tectlcn
Of his pupils. His boarders ere we'll e@reu lor-
From Prof: Holmes si Of ne University OIL VIZ
haze known Mr.. Hart long and
yo,I and have been Acqus!ntcd win tne conoucL
~ his school and The remark tble prGnclency Oh
bts nupiIs. | have felt siccial Satisfaction III
noticing he grest attention when ne UNI o. nis
Ma in his course Of insirc ctiOD 70 the English
HsSe,s1s and 10 its rich and varied literature.
from Gen, Johu Ech7ls OF Stanton
Won cannot do better for your DAUGHTER than by
! sending her to the school Of ar. Jnha mart, OF
pe1 g. r. TAYLOR, who has, think, the faculty
Of imnsrting kn ~ Ledge to TnnnS pupils In more
emiaent degree than any other gentleman Of my
acquaintance.
| from Rev. JAS. P. Boyce, Greenville, s. CT
! Those desiring the thorough education OF their
daughters cannot do better than place them unaer
! The charge of Prof Hart. can con-
ceiye of no higher advantages than are offered by
his school.
from COL Z. T. Guntcr. OF Accomac. Val
| nv expectations. founded on me reputation Oh
Mr. Harris school for yOurg ladies', ana an lnti-
mate personal ac9l.a.nt Ancc with him at The u"i,
,ersitv of VirglEit have been more Than realized
since I'M aushtcrs have been Win Kim.
Circulars may be hAd on apple .tinn TO the
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WANTED, a first-class MILLiNER.
w APPLY at the Dollar Store, corner en- aid
al Sc q al
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WANTED, an intelligent, active YOUNG
w MAJ to ara The PHOiOGRAPH BUcIn
$50. Must be we'll re:o,nmended; Apply at
re5 81 CAaieBELL'5 Gallery.
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NUOCKOE HILL ACADEMY.

The Fifth Session of this school commences
MUHDAY, OctOb Der %.
Circulars can be had at any or the pook5tore9'
JhXFS Ii. LAVE. A. ".
&c 4-lm GEDkGE ". Is AS5GI'T. JR,, \. -.
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Circulars may be hAd on apple .tinn TO the
prir ciDal. au o'-S,t'O
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me- AUGUST, 1871.

ME- AUGUST, 1871.
MORE NEW AND sEASONABLE DRY
GOODS.
r.. II. PRICE & co. have Just opened
Brown, Green, Blue. Buff aud Pink CSmprics,
for dresses and trimming;
New Lace and Liuei Cellars spd Sleeves
Ladies' Cul1red and Black KID Gloves, very best /;
Black Gro Grain SILKS, chesp;
Cotton and Lise. Thread hose and Half Hose;
BulhiggaD Hose and Half Hose superior;
Corsets-every III axe and quality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

WANTED, WHITE GIRL to do the
w GENERAL. HDUSRW0KK Of v.ry slna i!
family no washIae. Apply at al2 west Mar:haii
sire. L, Good ref., enceS required IL"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

WANTED, TO BORROW w. ABOUT AlsG u,
estate secu city. Apply to K, u. " ARE. Attor-
new at Law, 10Th street, over Planters National
Bank, who will give all lecessary information re-
uutfeu, ST 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

WANTED, SEVENTY.FIVE HANDS
w to LAY TRACK and do rXCAVA1IOS
on the Quantico branch line Of the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, In Stafford
county. For good Hen I will pay from $l.sO to
&l.75 per day. Board $l0 per month. Apply to
j. H.. BRAGG, Y4rd-master Richmond, Freder-
icksburg aud Potomac railroad, or to me on the
work.
an Collins II. SAUNDERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

WANTED, an ACTIVE or SILENT
w PAnT Ek, with Ii few hendred Collars 10
engsgr 10 the WIRa:. lhON-RAlLlrG, anu
G@::ERAL BLACKSMITH BUSINESS. we
have q yer, good ,un OF custom, and require le"
dollar. To eolsrge aud make The business nrst-
class and profitable one. Address, or app,y,tto
TN Corner Main and 7th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05
WAITS.

AN EXPERIEN need FRENCH
" HRkNCk COOK and brancB administrator
- &c s,rII. IT;)N I'm 4 first-clas, hotel or res
taursnt. Best city references will be given. APP
ply at c,,r-npus T. CO.'S
qo5 ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

TOR RENT, several good ROOMS o.
Il water and gas on the premises. TO HI
good tenant rent will be moderate. Possessn
given st once. Apply at 100 9th, or No. |? 9th.
near Maln. CO ottH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

WANTED, TO RENT, neat HOUSE,
w with five 10 seven rooms, IN 4 co. neigh
bnrho, ID. ua town. For one that will suit will
pay Il fair rent and take 1t at once. Apply at my
residence, 500 Grace street.
9, A. WJESTO.K.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

uANTED, TO SELL A COW WITH
w 4 YOUrG CALF-Piicc. $3.50. FINE
LARGE TCGK HORSE, six wears OLD Apply
1t*' RICHARD G.. MQRR1SS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-05

WANTED, TO SELL THE STOCh
w and G.,uD WILL Of the vel known GRH-
c. ri eTAED corner Clay and l7th streets, ior
|nTod sc 5-2t*