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are also to be uniformed, so that their
office may be distinguished. "Bonzin-
lists and others who design ''bustling
against the peace and dignity" OF the
city would do well to keep an eye to
the gentlemen with baoges.-otutes-
man.
The COMING HARvEsT.-Our wheat
fields are now whitening for the Har-
vest, and so soon as the Hay crop is cut
and secured, our noblest cereal will claim
the attention of the farmer The APP
preaching harvest, promises good
yield-and wheat Of fine quality
statesman.
The Firemens' Festival, held by the
Ladies Of Martinsburg, has been in OPP
Grafton for over week We think
great credit is due the Ladies who have
had 1t i'll charge, for they have certainly
displayed much taste, energy and Zeal
i'll the work, seldom equalld. Under a
resolution OF the / ire Department, the
Marshal appointed the following Ladies
us an EXecdlive Committee, to take
charge of the Festival, viz Mrs. W. Z.
Witherow, Mrs. j. I. Young, Mrs. &.
W, Doll, Mrs. j. H. Gettinger, Mrs
w. ID. Burkhart, Mis-. III. Wien, Mrs
II. Kratz, Mrs. 5. Alburtis, Mrs. G. NJ.
Shatier, Mrs. l.. ~ Luce, Mrs. II. n.
, Tabb, Mrs. }. W. Pitzer, Mrs. c. T.
/ Ditlcndarirr, Mrs. ID. a. Cline, Mrs. s.
III. Martin, Mrs. w. Edwards, Mrs c.
j. Faulkner, il, Mrs. }. ii. Sharif, Mrs
q. +. rutherford, Mss Sue Riddle and
Miss Rose Shaticr In addition, the
following ladies came forward in re-
spouse to the call, and materially assist
cd the Executive Committee in prepar-
ing for the Festival and at the tables ::
their names are, Miss Norah Boarman,
Miss Laura Boarman, Miss Julia Hughes,
Miss Nellie VIM, Miss Jennie Bow
man, Miss Florence Elagg, Miss Gene
We've Doll, Miss Annie Robinson, Miss
Mamie HauiSon, Miss Laura Rankin,
Miss Maria Shatfer, Miss Celia Blondel,
Miss Jennie Dol, Miss Jane Riddle, Miss
AiOllie Go>nlll, Miss Kate Snodg ass,
Miss Jennie JarOoe, Miss b. BurkI t.,
Miss Lille v itherow, Miss NJ +. Ma
denbousch, Miss NJ dorsey, Mis-; j.
Harrison, Miss VI. l.. Jalboe, Miss l..
ohatter, Miss ). Martin, Miss VI. Bion-
dell, Miss Is. Doll, and others whose
names we have not been able to obtain.
-U.uoH.
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H,iTIM0nE MARKET.

WHEAT-Receipts 5000 bushels ;
market was duh, very little demand
from millers included i'll the offerings
were 25o bushs prime new Virginia
white, which sold at l 9ja*2. No 9TH
or transactions worthy ofnotc.
COkN-Corn was in limited supply
on Change, only 5000 bushs reported;
receipts reached 14,5OJ bushs !; demand
active and prices advanced several cts ;
sales embraced 1900 buShs Western
white at -, u and So cents, as to quail
ty ; 1900 buSbs Southern white at 81
to Sc cents, chiefly S4aS5 cts 1000 bus
Southern yellow at 7Sa9O cts. .
OATS-200O bushs received, and all
sold: included were 500 bushels light
Southern at 50 cts; 1909 do. Western at
74aT7 cts.
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the Fi.i.lk AMENDMENT.
OFFICIAL RETURNS.

On June lSt the returns from the
election at which the Flick Amendment
was submitt,dto the people, were open
cd and counted by the State authorities,
in obedience to the act OF the Legisla-
turc under which the amendment was
submitted. We give below the official
figures from all the counties bat two,
Logan and Mcdowell. These counties
make no returns
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H.B.LEE. Ia. zIrTLs. $ BRA6oNikS'
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
POP THE SALE %
Valuable Property.
Fire. Life and Accident lnsu-
RANGES effected in the most
valuable Northern and
Southern Companies.


r3Eu1der>igntd have = number OF UaC's o.
| land, aud farms. from All sec'I'ns 9" 'he
Souh,rrn States, which lhey eau >eli upon We
O., reasonable terms. Persons "l,hns 10 ror-
chase lands VI real estate .; any KIND, or hsN-
m. property 10 dispose Of VIII DO we'll 10 make
,rpuc zion |" u. he follow rg iIac.> ." '''s
c.llt> We offer upon very rra>Cnati- terms
TuNu Lit, st Shop urrd>io"u.- These I"t'
front uu Tie lI1i.;p" turupIse 40 !eet, aud run
back 10 . - le,l l!,rl) - icrt, aud SIC nr'F
the Inc If he Shenandoah Va lr! hIHfo1o-
4rr,,r t,I'u- >frrs very c,u'e"ie"i.
4 Tact ui IS acre, adlpulu- She. .her dNioWn,
jefferson CJ.D,,, ". w., immr diI',II ca Tie
u.rwhe t.ad ard Size suGO'h Valley hsh-
,oai. and well wI.ered, with mea.o" !I"d, aha
me lrul,.
Two small farms mhc and hall from
>,r,h. r,i>,oNn. uue containing IA ,cies, aud
through " Inch tie >hcuand. al rIIrN Rih!oa!
!, Lat. OUT; he u,her contains ITO scIrs'
\ beautiful farm ~ Clarke couniy Va, IN
mrratch ou lnr turnpike road irO"' Be'i!'iIie
f., Ct,,lr,iouu, vtn tlmtcicd ord wJ'elcd,
wiz. s..lrndrI u,chlri OF well selected lruIt
sud very comfortable buildings, containing 100
acres.
\ .raci cf land in Berkeley County, W. Va
on Back Cr,ck, IA the ooai regions. co"I'lrI"5
2r3 aci,s aud on which j. ore Of Tie hItsI
Sulphur ) ,rus> ~ The Slate
trm ll.l TurS Grl.sh'ful farm contains
%, syros, - about :. miles uorh vet OF
Ste, h,rJ-i'"u, hos u2'" }. Two I"i - ''''''
Table "'3'k d"'.i''G ""''t,' me %" -" 80,
'"''' '''',>'.' ,"' W., ,,.',5
ana a'r''I1'' '''''! o. ''I-'. 800, .,,o,,o
/ very f-c 49," We" al "'s' ~ '''' ,,,,,
"e "",'' ,.,,.,, ~,
.''eA'" VIZ. S 1' 80.
/ irH' ~ can '' ''"""'
/ trrnri"e about IN, >'l"' ~ o"'i NC u'''"
o. tie ."c"'":''h NI'.'! h''.",u' .,
- " 80 80, ~ ,,ch j., ,,, cd
~ '"' ,,'',',> .>c,II,nl
80 ~ u, ,,,,s, d.,-r,hi, .,re lo,
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RR{@Md!P3Wz6MER

BELLS BAKING POWDER
Recommended by the Medical Facul-
tv as more Healthy than the old mode
of using Yeast, Soda, Cream Of Tartar,
Saleratus, &c, for raising dough for
Bread, Biscuit, Rolls, Com Bread, Buck
wheat Cakes, &c. rs cents bottle, or
60 cents pound
For sale by Druggists and all promi-
nent Storekeepers.
I would call attention to my list OF
Rat, Roach, and Bedbug poiSons in an
other column. Ifyou cannot lind any
thing in the list to suit You, call tor my
Indian Bread
III. M. BILLINGS.
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY,
lS7l-72.

THE last Catalogue shows an Attendance Of
l l7l students, al this Institution. Five dI,-
tinci Departments OF Instruction, with lul
curps Of competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages; Ma'h-
ematrcs, pure and applied; Psy choIosy E,hc>,
Pol,lcai Economy, l. gic, Rhet nc, tie SCI
ences. &C., SC, carefully aud thoroughly
taught Practical Chemistry. aud fh! SIC, H.
Illustrated by appropriate apparatus Special
advantages for The study Of Geology.
4 good Library. Extensive Cabinets Of MIN
eraIogy, Geology and Concholosy; together
with u,snv specimens in other departments Of
Natural History, Fine Buildings; beaut.iu! and
healthy location; good society.
FAIL fERm begins Sept Eh. Winter, De-
cembor II. Spring, Alarch 2)lh. Com
menctment. June Goth
Boarding from So to 81 per week.
Tuition from sl5 to s2i p"rsesr.
For further particulars. enquire of
ALEX MARTIN, Prest.
Morgauiown, v. Va, June ~ Il
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brrn. ta"rnuEu!y wrii n.s,Ie vii !a-.
u'runs. When packed inr n.r-pnt,..
uon. /, can D. sen! my Distance SiH:n.'
Js,E,r ~ tgaiE-.e o. !,Jmy.
Thi, Mlli,t'c Accomplishment 4 eSsths'
long been ~anttI--a 10" -lNStp "np.e'"
Flour Mi, 10 &c Iuu ~ rsnc. maAuS Ho'r,
UE,LrHr IoyV SID Tie rLar RL,r foiNtD
CohE MtAi. IL CONSIST, Q! potent STLAr
luKrs (N,N sharp ana exceeding! has! ari
dut4b.r,) ,OmhUed ~hh Fs,o hEGrt.luS,
sud 50 Im, rJved N,is..ic HUI.ms Appa'stu',
constituting - perfect
FANlLN FLOUR Will. AND CORN
MEAL MIL. sOR GRINDING
WHENr. CORN, RYE. RICE,
BARLEY. 81, XIV .iEAf AND
COFFEE. OR ANY KIND uT
GRAIN.
Il, an easy working Mil 10 grind ,ni "c''.
b, hand one hal! ru,',, o. wheat pos Eau-.
>uliceri Tor iamlh q I've persons Icy
week. By power >.-l Ir'oiui'oHs per m'.-
u.c) It ~ii eIud tom vuc-sud-oH,-hsh Ia
,wo bu,hrI' az hour. \ Bee. can grmd all 'ha
Gram used b, large fluiN, Aad The iacm'r
can now make himself d,p,LdcUi, tesi''s
SAVING the m''.rTs "tJu', iGI coal oI HsHS
ppitIticn 10 sud hom Mi.
e. lt"hi r'y rs rnIltc cost IN :
,hutI ure.
\ Growing Advrrnge Possessed by "a.
NJ IL results num t,u iI,t lhat u iutul,rc, ~ q
p.ial,b'c form large share 81 the urtritlc.s
pact 81 lhr gram contained N the hull, " ',rcn
promotes digestion, and make, Tie ErSh, borS,
brain. aui ,Incw oi tie man. IL nov sWeIi
known / Il established fact tat tho oeriTs!
purlIou ui the gram l, slmpll stdrcn, this hSlt
aud 1T producing prncipl". md al past efforts
10 70, duct nee "LIlc tyur nave been opiO,,d
Ia tie pos>r>,tou II Ihu ru'iitous material
cuut.i:.,d ~ ti, hl,l. These t4cb ate wcIi
mam'aincd by many ewi"eut wr,tct.. lLI.
MAJ cun,b.ne the two prop'rlIc, q the Z, ai".
m,uIIug hvagh ~ lam'i,, aud making stui-
We iuCalCu.Hbir.
5. y. HARRISON, Agent.
Shepnolds'o"n, ". vs..
My u Il
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FRAGRANT SapOliene

CHEAP ADVERTISING i've vii insert
y 80 al cr.i-eurnr II lHH / IItNoRhf
American Nj, \ SPAPEKo Tor SIN DUL
Lars PER line pr week. nne ''ne one
n,eX r,I cost SIX UJHr'-, rso ines "ul cot
r,..Nr Dnl.t,~. ant Ten lines NH cost SIX
lio..ar-. Send i"r ruined IIst. Add'e.-
Gao. j.. KO't Eth ~ 90. AGA"Ilisi"S y.
Q nt,. y, !! Pnk R,w. New Yrk.
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nO> tAli.S r"wdrIs sIil herp ins,ct-
v n Cucrmbcr 'nrs IL
msy 20 Bling Dug S ore.
fOSrAR'S Bed Boy Poison VII de-.
v uuy ln,rct- ~ b.d-I-sd-, LEO hi- Ia.
rermIG..or ruI K.t-. R"-chs- e.. a.
nay 20 B,lIrgs Dag Sure.
uTONEBRtKEkS Rat ExIsmIns-
y tor IS cure shnI. +
may 20 Billings Druc S'ore.
McrLELLAN'S Rh AMI Roach De-
LIZ uoytr, ST BIlInr.' Dfus Sur.
YON'S Magnetic Powder. At
- BIilng.' Drug Sore.
gTONEBRAKEKS DysPeP.i' Bauer.
y 1lwey- on hand. al
may 20 Billings Drug SroIe.
Or F4hrney'. Grm,n LlnInenI and
y ie~'nug SytnP, 1t
n.y2O Billings Drug Store
TliHRNEY'S Blood Clan.rr. at
< BIrng.' Drug Sore.
DEEDS Sore Throa, Pnsdrr.. 1t
III II. H. BiHiags' Drug y ore.
JHURF Oh and H"r-emAn'- Hope. .fe
I among he br.t LLnIDrn'- for h"r,r-.
I Rrl mg.' nr.rp Sou.
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!lurt.. ~ e'zrs, "onr h's-, iuUs
~ and " ash Boards, Tor srlr hy
McO'f"] " '"Fe
'hENCli Mnliin Pa"-. I"r s'l~ by
l. NJ Cufdy u DoHe.
DR1GHr Steel Hoe. ,. 3 aud me
ID Fork. Shuvls ana Sua,ht-, Ius, 10
'e''e" anu 'o' S''e ~ r ,n,
.no,,,,,, wv, u'"' " '"'e'
i h' - ! >Urr"'E" 81 +" III" .
"A ('H ""' I'm J''' ,'re''r" ".' Tor Sole
% '' ""'"9 " ''uH''
j. Al EH O'".'f-' '"''"F"' "'''.
IL rf- l'"mt'hl's ne" j'",hef " "''t''
"' oil : a. I 'a'"or, >r'''' a., '|'''''d
90" ~ ,'F y W. w.! " ""'''
\ LaR"H e''rA OF i'""S'e OF al
AA h'ad'. !"r ssie OF
Met "'d> q D'ke.
DRASS Preserving K~uIe.,l'on Sporn..
- L'di~. FIe-h F"fh'' u" PIs"s' aud
"tne' Harvest S0'P',r'' tor '",f by
AZ u'') " '"Hp'
yG "H' "'''e'' N1HeS' "r"'" ga
~ - -'e'' VICE S m C - re- "'o,e-' '"'
'''' ~ "CNu''y O. D""''
III l. are J'st receiving luI Stock at
line. which will he .ollIos
McCURDY & DUKE.
Jam 3 Charlr.luwn.
,---.,- 1---- n1--,,T
1 \ ia ' r., y ~ 1
II y,,
49, -. "a r y D;a,, t,,.a, '"'
II,,,e,,. r.,-v 1,,.a r
71ISu, Fish ,-u.-,n, hr ,toh,,
/ rel or bundled. lr .aI- low by
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GENr rs Gauze UnJershrts i"' Sum
VI mfr wear, al LiCkliders.
MEMS Lasting and Call Skin Con-
RI press Gs;rers, a, Lichiider's.
ARGE 10, Linen Coats. Pant. and
u Vests, tor men and buys, just rererv-
ed n, Oh HILL. Lloyd Lickisder.
NTRAW Hats for men. bo,s snd chIl.
y dr,n. ius, received a, Lickiider's.
luliE Cultivated ExceI-,"r C"os Save
I for sale By n. c. Na,fen.
KEELING Cook Stoves for ss!e
III by H. C. Narirn,
4 Ii. Stoves warranted to give sarisfsc.
II Inn by II. L. D0rien.
i,llN aud Sheet Iron Ware OF my osn
\ manufacture. made out at the tesl
ma eti.l. lnr sale by H. C.. .Harifn.
PARTICULAR attention paid /, Ronf-
Z log aud Scouting. aud all klnts OF
J! b Wntk, IN town or country. in ny
line "i business. H. C. Na-fs".
IiVERY HING belonging /" s-ll
Il larni-hrd IL aud Stove II rn.e kept
on hand aud TOR sa!e br
H. c. Nnrfsn.
SAT pheijstOwn.
May 81. 1871. #
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Mai. for Rat. 1929
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Gbc 4t(orkcts.
ShepherdstoWn Market.

Corrected ,ceek!y by d. S. R.ntch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

CONSERVATIVE MASS MEETING AT THE
COUNTY YCoURT-HoUsE.-The Conservatives
of Henrico county held large and enthu-
Siastic mass meeting at the courthouse
yesterday for the purpose Of organizing for
the fall campaign.
Col. John B. Young. the late county su-
perintendent, having called the meeting to
order, stated its object, and earnestly ap-
pealed to al present to enter with their
whole hearts into the great work of re-
dceming the county from Radical domina-
ton.
MIR. Braxton suggested the election of a
secretary; and on motion, Major Charles
Howard was elected.
Mr.. Grubbs moved the appointment of q
county superintendent and four assistants
Zone for each township. who shall consti-
tute an Executive Committee tor the county.
This being agreed to, Col. John b. Young
was reelected county superintendent with
out opposition. s-.,.
The following gentlemen were elected
assistant uperintendents Tuckahoe town
ship, Capt. John Nj. Hopkins; Brookand,
Capt. John B. Mordeca; Fairfield, VIM.
Christian Varina, r. II. Nelson.
A resolution was then passed directing
assistant superintendents to call meetings
in the several townships for organization
and the appointment OF delegates to the
State Convention. -i b. -
On motion, the meeting recommended
assistant superintendents elected yesterday
to call meeting in their different town.
ships to appoint delegates to the State Con-
vention, elect township superintendent,
and to organize the party in their Different
townships. ..,- ...r.
After remarks by several gentlemen
called out from the crowd, the meeting adj
journed. ... .,.. ....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

POLICE COURT, MoNDAY-Jusitce j. j.
White prestding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Mary Thomas, charged with beating Mary
Melton. Discharged.
Mary Melton was fined s. for assaulting
Mary Thomas.
William Meekins, colored individual,
was fined $40 for assaulting and beating
Sarah Meekins. -
VIM. Kennev, Christian Cooper, Charles
Griffin, and James White, were fined 81
each for disturbing the peace and quiet of
that portion of the city in the vicinity of
Duyal and St. Peter streets.
Henry Smith, negro, for creating q dis
turbance in the street, and for resisting tho
police, was fined 81.
Joseph Campbell "a negro), for stealing
chickens from John Everett, was sent up
for fifteen days.
Mingo johnson (negro), for being drunk
and kicking up a general row, was COM
PEELED to put $3.50 in the city treasury.
Lawrence Dwyer, for unlawfully swear
Ing at and assau lting S. Schwartz, was
fined 50.
Robert Davis, Louisa Wynant, Alice Wy
nant, and Eliza Lightfoot, were up for te-
loniously approprlating $75, the property
of Thos. NJ. Griffin. The charge was not
sustained by the evidence, and the accused
were discharged.
The case of Harriet Andrews "a colored
female), charged with stealing lot OF cloth
ing, the property Of Jennie Scott, WAS con-
tnued till tomorrow.
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catchers, The Mayor was requested TO on.
Iofce the ordinance as }, it stands, which
leaves the matter in the hands oil the police.

| catcners. Inc Mayor was requested TO on.
iorce the ordinance as !, it stands, which
leaves the matter in the hands OF the police lice
PORT Walden.
The resignation Of Geo. L.! Currie- \
port warden, was received and accepted.
49,, OFFICIAL BONDS.
The following official bonds were received
and referred: 100, ~. :.
or John Finnerty, weighmaster of the
FIRST Market, with John 81. Higgins and
jas. Golden as suTeties Sam1 Ellis. CLERK
OF the First Market, with j. B. Gentry and
w: W.,Timberlake as sureties of Geo. ".
Allen, as harbor master, with Thos. Potts
as surety; of W. G. Prosser, weiehrnaster
OF the Second Market, with N. NJ. Lee as
surety of Geo. Timheriake, clerk OF the
second Market, with EEraneis T. sIsbeit and
JAS. Moore as sureties; of Jas. M. Melton,
inspector Of gas, with John Boucher as
surety Of JAS. L. Davis. as superintendent
OF the water works, with Chas. T. Davis as
surety; Of Robert II. styll, harbor master,
With N. M. Lee as surety. ~-o'
OFFICERS WITH TWO OR MORE OFFICES.
The chair laid before the Council mes
sage of the Mayor, in reply to q resolution
OF the Council, stating that VIM. q. Alder
dlce, Benz. I. August, and VIM. H. Peas
ley, are the only city officers within his
KNOWLEDGE who hold more than one muni.
opal office. or State or Federal offices, Mr.
August being messenger of the City Coun.
Gil and deputy sheriff of the city of Rich
mond, Mr.; Allderdice being City Auditor
and general assignee in bankruptcy by an
pointment of the United States District
Court, and Mr.. Peasley being city scayen
ger and an overseer Of the chain. gang. The
Mayor further expresses the Opinion
that Messrs. August and PeasIey do not
hold offices the duties of either of which.
If properly discharged, interfere with the
other. GAS to MIR. Allderdice, he saws the
duties of an assignee in bankruptcy com
pei his attendance in his office, which is not
In the City Hall, considerable portion OF
his time during the business hours of the
day, and for large portion of the present
year he Mr. Alderdice) has been generally
absent from his office in the City Hall az
hour or two OF each day between and 5
O'Clock; but L know Of no ordinance that
requires him to be present in the Auditors
office any prescribed hours"
The comm unication was referred to the
Committee on Retrenchment and Reform
VARIOUS PETITIONS
were presented and appropriately referred,
after which the Council adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

AN INGENIOUS INvENTIoN.-Mr. r. NJ.
Sully, of Gordonsville, exhibited at our
office yesterday the model Of a .' Rotary
Advertising Machine" of which be is the
inventor, and patent for which has been
applied for, and caveat obtained. 1t
consists OF series of cylindrical show
cases, three in number, arising upon one
another, the upper one being the smallest.
In these large business cards are placed,
and the cylinders being made to revolve bby
clock-work, the cards are displayed to
attention in public place. Mr.. Sully pro-
poses to put up the first machine at Cor
donsYille. where six passenger trains meet
daily, and where travellers are always de-
tanned for half an hour or longer, Except
the newspapers, we know OF no better
advertising medium than this novel contri-
vance will afford. The model may be seen
at the office OF Peasants & Warren, on
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.
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0. Yesterday certainly was q hot day Z

Q. Yesterday certainly was hot day?
A. who says It wasn't?
O. LEVY BROTHERS sell dry goods mark ably
cheap.
A. would just n:e to know wh1 disputes L?
Q. should not people keep cool on warm days?
a. II they eau. r
Q. Why, It's plain enough hOw they can do It.
All they have to do Is to 60 TO LEVY BROS, where
they will find goods cheap enough, cool enough
and, in fact, stylish enough for anybody.
The truth Is, LEVY BROS store Is so very plea
SAINT to trade In that one forgets bow warm 1t Is
while making the purchases, but is awakened to
the fact as soon as he goes ont into the street.
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We note that our former fellow townsman, Mr..
A. A. PRESTON, has ASSOCIATED himself In oaS'-
ress IN Charleston, W. Va, WIKI Hr. ID. foIN-
DEXTER, under the style and firm OF PoiSDkx-
rER & PRESTON, as wholesale and resait iaDhy
grocers, and hope to connect with lis present
busipess the agency for some OF our city oranos
OF tobacco, SO much in request ~here ne y 10"
located. We wish Mr. PRESTON every success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

FREEpMAN's SAVINGS BASK.-As the fol-
lowing figures Will show, the Richmond
>ranch of this institution is in 4 very -four
shing condition. During the month of July
Ij4 new accounts were opened. Deposits
received during the month amounted to
$40, 429. SO, while the drafts paid were only
SlO, 964 SO, leaving gain in deposits OF
10. Al. The amount due 2,347 depositors
at end of month was Sl2O, 1852 ~. The gain
in deposisors during the last six months
has been 719, and in deposits SS6, ,99O.1l.
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Auction hALEs TODAY.

COOK & LAU6HTON win feI alto A. NJ. house
hold nlrniture, &C.
W. GODpIN viii ae'l at 9 r. NJ. q brick tenement
on the west line of eth. between CTsy and
Iejoh streets r--"-t ~. y ~ :" '-'
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ANOTHER SATURDAY NIGHT EXCURSION
AFR. Tatum announces to-day repetition
of the delightful excursion to Norfolk en-
oyed by so many of our citizens iE July,
nv which not an hour is lost from business.
The steamer witt leave here tor Norfolk and
Old Point next Saturday, returning on Sun
Iay night at 10 o'clock -, -
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. Tho church then adopted resolution
instr,Icting their treasurer to tender to
their late pastor, Us "ftlrther token Of
their affection for him." the sum of 5000.
As this church always pays its pastor
monthly in advance, and last week, during
his absence from the city, placed $3.50 in
bank to his credit for the month of Au.
gust, their donation really amounts 10 the
sum of $3.50.
A committee Of fifteen was appointed to
recommend suitable minister for pastor OF
the church.
Mr.. Chambliss entered upon his duties
as pastor of the Second Baptist Church in
June, 1867, and had become greatly en-
deared to them. Under his ministry there
had been large additions to his church, and
the Christian activities of his members had
been largely developed. They are now en-
gagged in making extensive improvements
and repairs to their church ediice, and
have now In the hands of the builder an
order for frst.class organ, which will be
completed this month. t<., s.- 49,
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PROMISED VISIT OF NORFOLK VoLuN-
rEERs.-We are informed by Captain; Nat.
Burrows, the gallant commander OF, the
Norfolk City Guard, that his company pro
poses to visit Richmond at the time. OF the
State Fair, in October. We can assure the
Captain Can't that be win have cordial welcome
frofn our; municipal authorities, as we'll as
from the members Of the Richmond BAL "a
talon. who will doubtless turn out. on the
occasion, and challenge the Norfolk boys 10
a friendly trial Of skill in the manual. s.le1
o drill would be pleasing feature On the
programme Of the soelsty's. exhibition,
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THE TRIUAPns OF PHOTOGRAPHIC Art are
the beautiful ivorines made exclusively At the
LEE GALLERY. For this spendid style OF picture
the liberality OF the proprietor has prem 1sed him
to charge only what you have to pay for common
=.
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F, VISIT OF DISTINGUISHED PYTH1ANs TO
NoRFoLE.-This afternoon, at half-past 2
O'Clock, Grand Chancellor Wade. Grand
Scribe Hartman, and several members of
the Grand Lodge OF Virginia, will leave
Richmond for N Norfolk. On Wednesday the
Knights of Norfolk and Portsmouth will
have q grand parade-the first public dis
play of the Order in that place since
its formation. In this parade the grand Of
ficers will unite, and at night grand BAN
uuet will be given ut Masonic Hall in honor
Of the visit Of the Grand Chancellor. A
splendid time is anticipated by the Norfolk
knights.