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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-04

t1;o Dh. ouRRY DECLINES GOING 70 Gropc,,
nIn,. s numerous friends in Virginia viii hs
pieased to learn that DIR. C,Irr,, ,,.n III pe
Guned The office of resident ~ sas Mn, ue-
University, as he had previously done tha
plssiuency OF the University Of AIah.n,o
anu OF Georgetown College, Ky. a At n,n
request we have been furnished with
COPY Oh the letter to the authorities Of No.
cer university, which We publish below.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. l. 1871
heu. D. Ldndruno, D. D., Savannah G.,
Dear Brother: l received in dine t;ms
your Official notification Of nv 1,nanimn,'s
eleccion Dy the Board of TriIstces 70 tho
presidency of Mercer University. and vow
iriVate ietter requesting my acceptance Of
Tue responsible position. l have since ro.
ceVGa letters from every member of tho
faculty, from several members of the board
anu from various prominent citizens-many
not OF my denomination OF Christians-eX-
pressing gratlhcation ut my election. and
urging me 10 return to my native State and
numerous and flattering appeals have caused
me to weigh the question Of acceptnnce
with prayerful earnestness.
At times, the arguments in favor Of ac-
ceding TO the request of the board seemed
to prepOndcrate. The ties which bind one
to the land of bis nativity, and the oDliga-
tiOns to labor for her welfare, are very
strong, and could spend my years hope
fully and happily in advancing her mate-
rial, moral, and intellectual prosperity.
Sincerely do l wish the "Empire State of
the South" success in all the elements aud
agencies that contribute to wise and sta.
BILE civilization. Potent Us are these atiirma-
tive considerations, there are, on the other
hand, reasons for remaining in Virginia
that are to my mind and conscience insu-
perable. .i.s ,.- .a. )
The people Of this State have received
he with such cordiality rs not to permit
me to feel as 1 stranger. Diy vacations,
which have been mainly spent in efforts to
awaken increased interest in benalf OF
popular and collegiate education, have ell
abled me to become widely acquainted, and
my efforts thus to earn my citizenship have
been so rewarded with success that the ap-
peas to remain have been as earnest and
numerous rs the appeals to leave. ..s
hichmonG College, with which / ain so
pleasantly connected, is surely winning it's
way to prominence and popularity. The
standard Of scholarship, recognized in the
course of instruction and scrupulouSlyfad-
hercd to, is so high as to command the con-
fdence and appreciation OF all who value
superior mental discipline and culturc.
MY association with the Faculty, students,
and trustees has been all that could de-
sire. Warmly attached to the college and
the people of Virginia, cannot see it as
nv duty to abandon Il work to which Prov
idence seems to have called me.
Profoundly grateful to the Board Of Trus-
tees, the Faculty, the press, and the many
friends soliciting my return to Georgia, and
praying the richest blessings upon Mercer
University, remain, truly and lraternaly
j. L. NJ. CURRY.
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ST. PETERS CHURCH, New KENT County.
This historic old church is, we are glad 10
hear, about to be repaired or rather. re-
stored; The low, fiat ceiling is to be- re-
moved and the original archcd ceiling win
replace it. The intention is mot to remodel.
but, as far as the funds in hand will 90, to
restore it according to its original design,
which, from time to time, had been sadly
changed, Mr.. West, architect of this CITY.
will superintend the work of restoration.
and, if his plans can be carried out, the old
building will be greatly improved in. up-
pearance and in efficiency. There win he
divine service in this church next SUNDAY
ot II A. NJ .s. r.- = -
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PURSUIT. OF THE ALLEGED MURDERER OF

PURSUIT OF THE ALLEGED MURDERER OF
BENJAMIN NATHAN--Neao York, Aug 2
The Times tomorrow publishes an account
Of, the pursuit of Forester. the Nathan
murderer, by detective Pinkerton. When
Police Superintendent Kelso's proclama-
tion was issued offering L reward for the
arrest OF the murderer, the latter was in
Chicago. He subsequently fled to. Calves
ton, Texas, and thence to Scotland, where
hts parents reside. Pinkerton followed him
to Scotland, where his efforts to secure the
fugitiYe's arrest were unsuccessful, but he
'ascertaiied beyond doubt that FORESTER
was within the limits of Great Britain, and
his escape is next to impossible. The Brit
fish police IRE on the alert, and Pinkerton
considers the murdcrer's capture almost
certain, though some time may yet eiapse
before it lis effected. . - ..-,.. --..
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bow TO DESTROY TIE CuRCULI0 AND I'M
PROVE MALARiOUS '0louel
Luclus A. llartee. OF Jacksonville, Florida,
claims TO have made some very Interesting
experiments and discoveries IN the annlhi-
latiOii OF the curculiO and other trouble
some insects by conclusion, as we'll Us driy-
ing away The poisonous and malariuIS va
pors of the air through the same ageucy.
At Il recent meeting of prominent citizens
in Jacksonville Florida, interested in This
subject, Colonel Iiardce explained his dis.
coyery as follows: =.
II claim to have utilized conclusion in
the perfect humiliation of the horticllltu-
rSt pest known as 'curcuIiO.' My nttrn-
ton, early last spring, was called to the
fact That IN the vicinity of the new railroad,
which runs immediately through my ORCH
ard, the curculio was being driven to the
extreme end Of my orchard. 1t is we'll
known to all pomologists that this enemy
does its work at night. The cars passing
ated Just one mile from the depot
in your city, blows its whistle III
passing just after nightfalI. and again
in the morning before DAY light. l was
led TO the belief that the noise of the
whistle, or jarring, was the cause of their
disappearance from the vicinity OF the rail-
road. 10 satisfy myself | placed two
pounds of powder in the hollow of Il live
oak stump Immediately in the vicinity
where they promised the entire destruc-
tion Of some plums, peaches, &c. This
powder was fired off one calm night, and it
not only destroyed every curculio, but
every winged insect in my entire orchard.
My attention was called to the marvellous
growth of nv peach trees and vines on the
line of the railroad. l could in no way ac-
count for. this until ! discovered the won
dcrlul effect that the two pounds Of pow
der had on my other trees.
|, 6: / claim, gentlemen, that conclusion is
the greatest fertilizer known. How'll af-
fects the air, soil, or trees, know not ;
that / leave for more scientific minds 1
ONLY know the TACT l claim that conclusion
will destroy all animalcules aud render
sickly localities perfectly healthy. 1t is well
known that during the late war yellow
fever or no oCher contagious made their ap-
pearance in our southern cities, and 1T Is
also known that Grants entire army OF
fifty thousand men enjoyed perfect health
on the Big Black during the sickly sea-
son of 1864. This, heretofore, has not been
satisfactorily accounted for. l claim that the
Yanks are indebted to King Gunpowder for
their healthfulness during the late wicked
war. Conclusion is the great agent OF ma
ture in purifying the atmosphere. 1t is
we'll known by physicians the effects pro-
duced by thunder during the sickly sea-
sons aud it is well-established fact that
during the fall of 1857, when the yellow
fever was raging in Jacksonville, there was
very little or no thunder. I could give
you, gentlemen, an account Of several ex.
periments / have made besides these
have alluded to, but l will not occupy
your time. / only request that you will
act 80 as to bring this discovery before. the
public.H - >t'<'
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EAN NOTICE.

T IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PERSONS
L ~ HD RAVE Not PAID THEIR CAPITA
T!uN IhN FOX The YEAR lS7O.-See act As
s"ubiy loGs 10, page al3 SIC. ~, which reads as
follows:
mo person shall he allowed to attend any pub
lie school whose father, II he be alive and resident
within the school district and not pauper, shall
not have paid the capitaton tax In aid of pu lie
free schools last assessed on hun in pursuance OF
secti S, article 10. Of the Constitution, and Eec
;iou 5. OF this act
Every person will see the importance OF calling
on the Sheriff AT once mo. Ills Main streetl and
paving his capitition TAX for 1870. ~ the delin-
uu.nt list Will be re.usned in very short time for
examination JOHN w. WRIGHT,
au2s, Sheriff city OF Richmond.
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= "a :Ala0oTra!oNisALEs y 'rs!NisALEs ro.DAy-

A.M a, re.,ssas MssssE win sell at 10 O'CLOCK
Clay and r,s,s,, No. 81. 4th street besween
cooK 3 - ns'Rn, household furniture, ID.
m uner q Lau9HTos viii sell at 10 a M ~
enpiled lease for fourteen month, -; =. .ne .ne
~, oater building, corner OF la,l and srseS ese
W. oVDOiN will sellatS r. M. q framed, t.no
" men1 o. ihe norih side OF Leigh s.reet. nsar
Hovh g LAUGHTON win scll at their room. :.
~ O'CLOCK general assortment or hon .eno,d
and kitchen furniture &c. - ~" 'n'io
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ALL, A MIsTAKE.-On yesterday Andrew
out by r. B. Crow, charging him with una.
lawfully and feloniously Stealing S104 from
the said Crow. After the arrest and in
carceration of Tinsley, Crow found the
money on his own person, whereupOn he
withdrew the complaint and Tinsley was
discharged. Had this 'Eebony 'E bird been
a little more careful at first it might have
prevented wrong suspicion against his
ileishbor and saved him a sheepish feeling,
which was very apparent, to bystanders
when the mistake was discovered. ~.
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y A singular circumstance occurred on
Coonry Island beach during the storm: lust
week. A portion OF the beach, about 500
yards in extent, was washed away 70 the
depth Of eighty feet,'so That the tide now o,
flows in over large tractsWhca recently
looked like solid land. I - I'll = s--===
: It shows the absurdity of some of our
generaiizations about nations that "a Dutch
woman should SO often be another
phrase for corpulence; whereas, IN iact, IL
Is rare In Holland to see fat -Woman.-
AfoDcure D. Conway. -;tG'
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MONROE SQuARE.--This pretty little park
has been much improved OF late, and no.
thing has added to It's attractions more
than the fountain, of rustic pattern, erected
and put, In operation within the last few
days. The experiment OF the City Coun-
gil In opening this park has been so success
ful that we hope to see several more opened
before next summer. Cannot one Of our
hands give concert In Monroe Park one
of these fine evenings? ii s,s..rs rt.
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In Cincinnati, as Mr.. Rothe, editor ofthe
Volksfreund, and Mr. jacob, editor OF the
Courier, were taking their sunday lager at
q Sunday beer garden in that eity, they pc
gan to discuss from opposite premises tne
Sunday law. In the course Of debate their
anner rose. aud jacob waxed wroth and
R1fbe waxed jacob, and then began mu,
tuaI knock-dowu and eiye-and-take until
they were separated Chicago Post.
In Baltimore, Tuesday morning, JACOB
Brown, young colored man, was ia'aiiS
stabbed. re-
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WHAT NEXT ?-Ih. field of invention seems to
lie exh .ustiess. One Of the lates. aud most de-
ikhtlul novelties VIC have seon Is the Condensed
Soda Water, prepared by WOOD Il SoHS, Rich
mogd, VI. 1t Is In the form of powder, has the
flavors OF various fruits, and - sweetened and
charged with gas. A moment sufllcas to prepare
1t, aud rhen you have beverage that would have
IN ade Jupiter discard the fabed nectar and suosti-
Lute this incomparably delicious article. It's con-
vcnience. Its cheapness, aud us superiority over
mos. of The ordinary soda water are rapidly Drlhg
inv n into general use.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFIcERs.-At regular
Of Stonewall Grove, No. q, held
last Nv ednesday evening, the following OH
GERS Ger, were installed for the ensuing term:
James Z. Wood, n, A.; 4. J.. MOTIFS, '.
A.: Henry c. " yatt, Sec; Thos. Jacksoh'
Treas; John W. GranlIand, c.; Ro6't Hoy a Y
back, I. g.; W., M.aHaiy. X. II. b. 10y :.
A: L. B. Burk, L. II. b.. to v. a.; Johh
r.. Meuntcastle, Jr., p. a. --- ..s
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PyrH1AS' ExcURsIoN.-About one hun
dtrd and tifty- members OF the Order of
Knighss Of Pythias, representing various
lodges OF this city, went over to Peters
hmrr on an excursion yesterday afternoon.
The procession was headed by Smiths
hand. A fine time was anticipated, and,
imaoina from the re putatiob for hospitality
which tho Petersburg Knights enjoy, we
have no doubt all had q good time. me
extursionists expected to return at o O'CLOCK
! h; ,,,nrsinU raff G's@mF". 7'&- -5s5t--
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PURITY, sTHENGTH, ECoNohY.-These three
requisites arc comblucd in DooLEY'h weu-known
Yeast Powder. AS each ingredient entering into
It's composition is free from any deleterious or
injurious substances, the purity aud full strength
OF each article Is guaranteed In the msnufacture'
and as one pound OF DOoLEY's Yeast fowoer
Will last third longer in culinary department.
IN an the vast IN aJori.y Of baking powders IN mar
kt, 1t proves conclusvtly thai1t 10 the mosI eco.
nomical. Convenient to have in inc mouse, ano
universally produces Light aud elegant food.
Err sale by all grocers. ..s- ..'@"I -"'
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LOOKING FoR GRAN1TE.-AFeady Colonel
Ordway's contract has brought to Rich
mond gentlemen of capital from the North,
who are in search of granite lands either
Tor development or speculation. Some are
III the city now. :. "r
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fuBLTc SCHOOL BU1LDISGs.-The bricklay-
eis ana carpenters are pushing forward the
WORK on the new public school buildings
Win oil possible rapidity, and their pro-
portions when finished begin now to be ap-
parent. They seem to have been well PLAN
ned, ana will not only be substantial edi.
nces, but will be real orna ments to thecity.
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ExpLos1os-Loss of L,fe.-Ne,o York,
Aug. "a dummy engine OH the East
New York and Chuaisee railroad exploded
ON, Sunday. The steam and hot water
flooded the cars, binding and scalding
many passengers. The dummy was stopped
us soon as possible, and the terrified occu-
pants Of the ears took shelter III neigh
boring wood. The engineer was severely
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R1cHMoND AND CuIcAGo.-A regular
trade has recently been established between
Richmond and Chicago. We receitihg
some of the products Of the vast forests or
the West, and sending her In retnrn results
OF the handiwork oil our mechanics anu az, :
in railroad cars which never break >BH}k,
but 60 = all the way through" 100
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! MAscnEsrER P1c.Nres.--The. nic.rics of

.MAsoHEsrEE Pic NIcs---Tbe. pic.nics Of
the Presbyterian Sabpath school at the
grove. Of DR.. A. II. Perkins. and the amt
yersary 0f Stuart Lodge at Forest Hill,
passed of In the most Pheasant manner Inn
aginable; the only Thing occurring TO mar
the general enjoyment being the frequent
showers, which reminded one OF April
more than August. The tables at both
pkces were spread with variety Of the
GOOD things Of this fife, and we have yet to
meet meet with one. who did not; ENJOY. him
sen. me committees at both places la
oosed hard, and gave general satisfaction.
On To-day theas' Excelsior Sociables,"
coh posed OF the scholars or W. B. McCree-
~ ~; class at sne Methodist Church, have q
picnic at Crystal Spring. ), -.
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Ion ,pRIarIsa,-We call she attention OF mer.
chants clerks OF courts, shsrifs, lawyers, rail-,
road. steamship and canal officers and agents ana
sIi o,be,s having orders for printing, to the faci
.te, offered al the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
rIsu,snNr for the prompt sud faithful execution
OF all kinds OF Job Printing. We can iurnlsn ~
shor: notice Cards, Bill-Bssds, Letles-heaas'
Programmes, Bali Tickets, Blanks, rsinpnleN'
Tags Hsnd-Bills, Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, snow
Bills, Checks, DRAFTS, &C., &C., &c. satiSlas'i'n
guaranteed !. ..,- r,. ..-s..,. ..-. ,sf. +! s..r
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FIRES IN ST.. LoU1s.-St. LOUIS Aug! 9.
Six fires have occurred in the last eighteen
hours. rhe most disastrous was the burn
Jug of the Excelsior Brewery. Loss, S15,-
600; insurance, 81, 600. The saloon and
dwelling-ho9se adjoining We're badly dam.
aged insured for $4,000. =, -.-r le,
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TrapLARs OF HONOR ANDlTEapERANcE.

e TEapLARs OF HONOR ANDlTEaPERANGE.--
at preliminary meeting Of the new Crys-
tai Temple, held on Wednesday night, the
following officers were elected for the first
term: DR.. A. s. McRae, W.T.; Jos. ".
Carter. w. VT; w. II. Peasants, w, T.;
C. E. Fitzwilson, W. A. T.; A. ". Terry,
W. q: Wv. S. Burcb, w. D.aU.; T, A.
RIankeuship; w. e.; H.'R. Smith, w. S. I;
= e. Curry. p. VIC. II. 81. .-r. grtn., .sl..
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sHocK,sa AompEnr TO A pLEAsUnE PA

+ SHOCKING ACCIDENT TO PLEASURE PAR
TY.-goaeord, N. H., Aug. 2.-Dr. George
Howe and Wife, Mrs. Chas. 7. Tilton. aud
Miss Woleott, all of Boston, while taking q
pleasure drive yesterday, in Charlestown,
on the Vermont Central railroad, and the
three first named instantly killed. Miss
Wolcets escaped with severe bruises, -
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Rithmond 1lspatrh.
THECIRCULATI0N OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
LETTER FROM "vIATOR."

From Richmond to fredericksburg The Bat
tio Field or December 18th, '62 Reminiscent
COS OF Fredericksburg An Unpublished Let
tor from Gcncrai Lee 70 Distinguished
Federal Oflcer Concerning this Battle =
4, Points or Interest, with a Comment or Two,
&C., &c.
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BALL AT ALLEuaASy SpR1ycs ac-
knowledge the receipt Of au invitation to
attend the first Of the series Of faucv dress
balls at this fashionable summer resort. 1t
is announced to take place on the 9th of
August.
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ylyE BEACH FOX KATHlHG: SPLENDID
FISHING AND BOATING.

This beautiful isiaud g. located eighteen mhci
r.,, -.r,Iushy with watch IL Is In Csily connec-
% NV steamer aud Is I. lehrAte In hi-torr as The
,t..., el.rr Com. Ferry pu: In after his great
,i"tn-, on Lake Frir. u l. universally pro-
'.r,,,r, ii Ia Zee without an tqnal as II summer re,
- Il,. h"iti accommodations are antpl" ~ Il
rr.-rI,. IN every respect GaviUg si modcl N IN
rrrn,r.cts Guciudins gAsI, AL c"mo'niug tn rem
Grr ,hlS oae Of the first watering places IN lhs
gIEF for the round TIP t. this delightful Wa
,,.jre place has been placed a, the low rate OF
.nr ;u,tbrr infUrmati"n and for through tick.
,, ARMY III The con- pany's Office, corner OF X fo
md ,'u streets, aad lchet tlc2, corner Byrd anJ
80, :, ~,..,. j. Il. GEN fKi,
+, ~ ~, General Ticket Ageut.
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RooF BURNED.-The alarm Of fire yester-
day morning about II o'clock was caused
GIy the partial burning of the roof of i
mouse on 23d street, between Main and
ffahklln. The damage was shght.
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UsaA1LAsLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TUE
RICHMOND PosT-oFFIcE, AUGUST B, ISL
p. ii. Bird, Old Sweet Springs; Mrs. l.. Il.
Brown, Canton; Dollar Bank, Richmends )
VIM. Turpince, Fredg!lle; Mrs. be ,bes;-
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM "VIAToR." !"

wha, We Saw on the Baltimore Whartes =
Commerce -Fruits, Vegetables, aud Melons -
Influence OF the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road From Baltimore to, Tappahannock OFT
the Good Steamer " Planter Capt. Parrish)-
Memorial Celebration at Lancaster e. H.
Fish and Oysters, &c. &c. .; .'i 81: -,
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G. T.. FEES requests all persons who had work
NJ his photograph gallery In an unfinished state at
the daIe Of the recent FIRE to rest assured that such
work will be promptly attended to es soon rs bis
gallery can be re-cqnipped. ...
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IIARrER's WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED for this
week has been received from Ellyson u
Taylor, next to the Dispatch office. IT'S
an excellent No. -.. 49,. -a s-.
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Riches are STRANGELY divided the poor man has
lltne-ih. beggar no'hIng; the rich too much,
and nobody has enough but all Gan procure the
beautiful pictures taken at tie LEE" gallery,
the prices are reasonable.
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SERVICE IN TT MARK's CuArEL.-The ser-
vice which usually takes place at st. Marks
Chapel on Wednesday night will be held Tonight
at a quarter past 8 O'Clock. .s.."
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LOCAL MATTERS.

so,s.. 'ns leaving the city during the simmer.
nddr... Gun M mare the DISPATCH mailed to their
vance. P'f nion'h payable In ad-
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he Governor and Mrs.
Walker are expected to return to Rich
mond to-day. ....-...
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rEorExs AND RoAHDlNG.EHoUsEs
ConnissIos mEmCHaxTs.

IOnN w. WYATT, GENERAL SHIP =
~ PING and CJMMIS>Ict. MERCHANT, No.
G"yernor street, Richmond, Va, tposl-o flee
'"A 49,. actn' for tn. tld DominlOn steamship
Company, for New York IDman Line, Tor Div
cip"ol: Anchor Line, for Glasgow; National
..iEe, for Liverpool. je "a
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT THE Dis
PATCH OFFICE August 3, 1871: A. NJ, TO
3 Z. 81, $50; Z. NJ, $40. -5-
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A SPECIALTY-Reserve DIVIDEND foncleS-
Widows and Orphans BENEFIT Lie insuranco
r,,n,nv -. s..y j. B. MOORE, Agent
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For cool summer wear call on f.. Is. SPENCE %
soN, 1900 Main street. Large ssocA--n1ooe' ~''
,ric
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J USBRRLbAs are very useful things this not ~e@-
ther. e. b. SPENCE & Son, lsoo Main street, nA''
q fine stock Of them. a3m
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GkG. WASHINGTON. T. MALLETT.
NF ASHINGTON d Co, GENERAL
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ia Green
wich .trset, corner Courtlandt New York. Cen
slgumcnls OF rkDDtcE for sale or shipment,
and Orders FOR PURCHASES respectfully
solicited.
Agents FOR the Virginia Steamship and Packet
Company. IL II