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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-12

CHASCERY COURT OF R1cHMoND-Judge
Fytzhugh-T'uesday. July II, 1S71.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed of:
Richmond and York River Railroad Com
pany VS.. Brayton Il Co., &c. Decree re-
ierring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report.
Ouarles, &C., vs.. Quarles and others
Kersey vs.. Quarles, sc. Decree tor final
distribution of the fund.
Madigan and wife VS.. Chinn and others.
Decree confirming report OF commissioners
and making partial distribution of the
fund.
Walton vs. Walton, &c. Decree constru'
inc will of Mrs. S. II. Walton and authoriZ-
ing the sale of the property in the bill and
proceedings mentioned.
Grant VS.. Grant, sc. Decree confirming
report of sale by the commissioner of Ger.
tain real estate in said report mentioned.
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PugIIc cSCHooLs-Tedchers' Li5rdTy.-Fo
some time past Mr.. James FL. Binford, su-
nerintendent of Public Schools Of this city,
has been receiving contributions OF books
for teachers library. He had already re-
ceiyed about eighty volumes. Mr.. +. II.
Steane. formerly of this city. and now with
Tower' Barnes G Potts, Of Philadelphia,
has lately interested himself, and by per"
sonsl solicitation among the different pub
fishers in philadelphia, has succeeded IN
securing 125 volumes. THESE ne snipped
| to MIR. Bnford, freight paid. Many Of
these books are very valuable, ana WIZ Dc
of oreat service to our teachers.
Hr, Steane has shown by this act that,
although removed from his native Guy, NC
has not ceased to have an interest," In nes
prosperity. ,hst tha
effort of our superintendent OF schoois "
elevate the profession of teaching ey piac'
ing within the reach Of our teachers III the
public schools the latest ard most yaiuaDie
works on the noble calling In Whicn they
are engaged, Is highly commendable, ant
we call upon our citizens here, and upol
those who have located elsewhere, to follow
the commepdable public spirit exhibited
/ by Mr.. Steane. The library at present con
sists OF about 200 volumes. AS soon q
these books can ba properly classified am
ARRANGED, Air. Bintord designs giving tn
teachers an opportunity OF reading theu
during the vacation. He VIII ne III u
ottice certain hours, when the teachers cal
call aud take such volumes fas taey iha
select,
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THE VIRGINIA HURDLE CLUB was organ
lied on Monday night by the election OF
the following officers
President, Major T. W. boswell, of Han
over county.
1st Vice-President, E. A. Rawlns, Neck
lenburg. nm -.
Cd Vice President, DR.. W. B. Ball, OF
Chesterfield.
Sd Vice. President, Col. r. 81. Dulaney,
of Loudoun.
4th V1ce-President, Judge W. W. Crump,
of Richmond. ,
5th Yice-President, Capt. W. FL. Southall,
of Albemarle. ,-
Secretary and Treasurer, Capt. Philip
Haxall, Of Richmond.
tt is understood that the primary object
of this organization is to promote the breed, rec
ING and use of high standard OF riding
horses throughout the State. The means
adopted ado W to effect this will be q Gentle-
mems Hurdle Race" to be run at each FAN
of the State Agricultural Society.
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NUIsAEcEs WHICH SHOULD BE ABATED.-
IL l! II Wen known that Fourth street, from
Main 70 CANDLES Hill, is one of our great
est thoroughfares; Hundreds of ladies and
gentlemen 60 out to CANDLES Hiil every
evening and night to enjoy the rerreshiny
breeze that is found there. Yet notwiths
standing this fact, the street from Canal 70
Arch is in very filthy condition, as we'll
as the alley running from Sd to 4th. The
police are requested to report such viola.
tions OF our city laws, and the Council
should take energetic steps to have the city
cleansed, Or pestilence will soon break out
and carry of hundreds Of our people.
We also call attention to the marsh be-
tween the old boat-ford and the Peniten.
tiary, which is breeding chills aud fever on
Oregon Hill and vicinity. Why is. not this
malarious district drained and the healbi, Of
hundreds Of our citizens promoted? We
do hope our authorities will take this SUBJ
ject under consideration at once.
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The EXCURSION TO CoBB's IsLAyp.-Au
excursion party of ladies' and gentlemen,
about twenty in number, left the city yes-
terday at II o'clock by the side-wheel steam
ship Wyanoke, of the Old Dominion limo,
for Cobb's Island. Among the number was
John Freeland, Esq, Maj. Isaac n. Car
rington and family, MIR. K. II. Meade and
q party of ladies, Capt. Stephen Putney,
and John W. Wyatt, the polite agent Of the
line. The party will 60 to Norfolk, where
they will take a steamer to the island,
spend short time, and return to the city.
Or course, anything but delightful time is
impossible,
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RICHMOND CoLLEGE.-The Trustees O

RICHMOND CoLLEGE.-The Trustees of
Richmond College have elected Dr., Curry
Professor Of Moral Philosophy. connecting
elementary English being transferred to q
tutor. This change will afford n wider
scope for the eminent abilities of Professor
Curry, and will give great satisfaction to
the friends of the institution.
The lectures before the law school by
Professors Green and Halyburton will here
after be delivered in central hall in the
city, to accommodate a large class of young
men engaged temporarily in other pursuits,
who desire to avail themselves of the lec-
lures of these distinguished lawyers. The
indications are that the law class will be
largely increased at the next session.
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IMrRov1NG.-Mr. Edward Boyle, who
was so seriously injured by being thrown
from buggy on Sunday afternoon, is
rapidly recovering. His little ones still
bear marks of the severe fall which they
received.
BY the way, the types made us say that
DR.. Boyle was one of the attending physi-
clans. It should have been DR.. Dickie.
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The Chicago Republican, of Friday an
nounces that |" Hon. s. S. Cox, OF New
York, better known as Sunset and sShoo,
Fly irrigated himsef with Sherman
House coffee yesterday"
A gentleman at present supported by the
Government in the Sta te prison at au-
burn, N. Y, Is said to nave come into m
Of $l50, 200.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
An important and protracted meeting OF
the State Board of Education was held yes.
terday in the office of the Superintendent
OF Public Instruction. The board was en-
gagged in the discussion of series of regll-
lations for the government of the public
schools next year, and for the collection of
the school tax.
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HENR1co COUNTY CoURT.-In this court
Yesterday the case of D.J. Mccormick, one
of the parties charged with being present
at at the prize-ight which recently took place
near this city, was called for trial. Owing
to the absence of important witnesses or
the part of the Commonwealth, who are
detained on account Of sickness, the case
was continued until the second day OF the
next term, which is the first Tuesday ir
August. The case of Kersey will be called
on the first Monday.
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MEETING OF TIE ExECrrrvu Couu,,~v-
nE TIE Etpcrx1I annIanx- q Soaa.1ts -

MEETING OF TIE EXECUTIVE Committee
OF TIE Y 1RGLHIA AGRICULTURAL, Socrrrv q
The Executive Committee held ifs n,,ar-
terly meeting at the Exchange Hote1 last
night. Present: Messrs. l.. E.. Haryie fnres.
ident, Z. B. Haxall, ]. M. McCue. " 9 =
knight. r. W. N. Noland. Il. N. Watkins
A. 81. Drewry, R. E. Haskins, r. Irby. w
IL. +. Lee, W. T. Walker, f. G. Rufin.
In consequence Of the absence from the
appointed Mr.. K. 3. Haxdll to superintend
the ploughlng-m match in the Piedmont re-
gion, and DR.. r. E. Haskins was appointed
to snperintend the ploughing-match at
Amelia Springs.
The premium list was amended by
striking out the word natives" in the cat
tie class, so as to allow imported cattle to
come in competition with natives in COM
peting for premiums. An additional pre-
MUM of $50 for best cow or heifer two
years old and under three, and $15 for Sec
ond best. This applies, however, only to
short horns. (see premium List, p. 81, class
2, sec. ~
Sec. 8, p. SO, was so amended as to admit
!" Jerseys. (Whether native or imported) on
the same footing with Alderneys.
The president was authorized to appoint
delegates to represent Virginia at the fairs
of this and other States.
Mr. f. Stearns resigned his position as
member Of the Executive Committee, and
DR.. Thomas II. Carter, of King William,
was unanimously elected to supply the va
cancy.
An interesting communication from Mr..
W. M. Fountaine in relation TO forming an
industrial museum, &c., was read and re-
ferred to the committee heretofore appoint
cd in regard to the Agricultural College
fund.
Messrs. Fountaine aud Fl. p. Jones, of
Hanover, were added to that committee.
In section :, page SO, of the Premium List
q silYer-plate premium was substituted for
the "gold medal" for the best bull in
sweepstakes for cattle.
Ordered, That a silver plate of the value
of thirty dollars be awarded to Captain
Eppes, of the city police, for his valuable
services at former fairs.
A communication from the "Virginia
Hurdle Club" in relation to race pro-
posed at the fair was read, and premium
of silver pitcher Of the value of fifty dol.
lars was awarded for the best Rider.
General Seth Barton, Of Fredericksburg,
was added to the judges in Department I.
(Minerals, &C.
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HE MISSISSIPPI FoRaER.-

The MISSISSIPPI Decentralization was
made in the Dispatch several days ago of
the arrest of Eilbic Taliaferro and the his
tory connected with the alleged forgery. in
Holly Springs. Miss. Captain Tyler, acting
patch from the sheriff of that place, re-
questing the authorities here to hold Tall
terro until the messenger who has the re.
QUESTION, and who is now en- route for Vir-
ginla, can reach Richmond.
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EXCURSION TO WAsH1NGroN.-An excur-
sion train composed of thirteen cars, land
not seven, as heretofore stated in another
paper,) filled with colored persons, left the
city on Monday night for Alexandria, at
which place they arrived safely yesterday
morning. The party was then transferred
Washington. They will return to-day.
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NEW PLACE OF MEETING FOR THE CoUN-
cIL.-The committee appointed at the last
meeting Of the City Council to procure a
better place for the meetings of that body
have succeeded iu securing the hall Of the
House of Delegates, and the next meeting
will be held tomorrow evening. No one
will be allowed on the floor except men,
bers. Visitors will have the use OF the two
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED TOBACCO THIEF

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED TOBACCO THIEF
A negro named Jeter was arrested yester-
day by Policeman Finnegan, on the charge
of stealing tobacco from BurWell's factory.
About ten plugs of the weed we're found in
his dinner pail. He was taken to the First
Police Station and committed to await a
hearing. The wife of the accused, Harriet
Jeter, was suspected of completely in the
theft, but escaped arrest. The parties live
in Manchester.
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ARRIVAL OF INsTRUMESTs.-The newly-in-
vented Photographic instruments manufactured
In London e1 presslY for the LEE" Gallery have
arrived. After having been thoroughly tested In
New York and Ph!isdeIpha they are pronounced
to be the finest specimens Of mechanical skill ever
imported TO this country. Weinvi,e all interested
In our beautiful art 10 examine these tr!umphs OF
optical science.
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DEAD IN HALF AN HoUR.-About thirty min
uies is the limit Of an ordinary perfumes LIFE.
But PRALoN's new, delicious, fragrant essence,
IT Love YOU" IL without doubt the most lasting
and delicate perfume in the world. Once sprin.
kled on the handkerchief Its delicate and fragrant
odor is plainly peceDrible for may days after.
The new perfume, Il Lou You." /" Is the most lux
urious and permanent OF all floral odors. Sold by
all druggists aad fancy goods dealers.
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TIE REGENT MONEY ROBBERY CASE

THE RECENT MONEY ROBBERY CASE
The Dispatch has on former occasion
published the account of the robbery Of
1857, sustained by Mr.. J. 81. Anderson,
Last night Virginia Wright, (colored,) was
arrested and locked mp at the first station
house. She is charged with having re-
ceived S366 of the money, and having in her
nossession q trunk containing clothing,
knowing the same to have been stolen. The
case viii probably be investigated this
ronrpipU
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MEETING or TnE-CoMM1TTEE FOR RELIEF
OF THE PooR.-A meeting OF the Council
committee for the relief Of the poor was
held yesterday afternoon. DR.. Cullen was
reelected physician at the alms-house, and
Mr.. James Epps as assistant to Superin.
tendent Bigger.
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BANK OFFICER APpoINTED.-Mr. Walker
NJ. Hill, brother of the efficient teller Of the
Planters Bank, has been appointed "run-
ner" for that institution in the place
Of Mr.. L. A. Hill, who has been promoted
to the position of assistant teller.
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SEss,'FN. RksGES. dc.

WE ARE THIS DAY RECEIY-@A
w ing tuii suppIy OF ~.
GEMTo' FRENCH-t.ALF, HAND. SEW -.
ED BOUTa, GaItEEI. and TlES:
LADfan' LASTING, FuXcD, and ERENCH
KID BOOTS, both button and lace, all sizea
BOY and MISSES SCHOOL and DRESS
SpDfs:
TNUNKs, VALISGs, sATCHELS, &C., In end.
less variety which are being sold very low ~
WlSOO. ELLETT T. CRUMBS
1905 Main street, between 18th aud lStp sIs
je l5-eodtJyla
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Nothing is more delicious and cooling this hot
weather than some OF PIZzISI's ice creams.
Those in want OF something mics should not fAil
to try his creams.
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EFFECTS OF THE HEAT.-Yesterday after.
noon, between 8 and o'clock, Claiborne
Bowles, driver for VIM. S. Pitcher, was
proper attention, and was sent Oh his way.
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PASTORAL CALL.-The Farmville Presby-
terian Church has presented call to the
Rev. E. e. Gordon, of Richmond. MIR. G.
is the son of the late j. N. Gordon, of this
CITY.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Persons leaving the city during the summer
season can have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address ut so cents per menth payable In add
vance.
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UsnAnABLg LETTERS REsArs1xa il rua

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN rHs
RICHMOND Posr-oFpIcg, july IL. 1871
Mrs. 8. r. Syms, West Ho6oken, n. j. !;
Mrs. E. B. Cook, Powhatan county, Va. (;
Miss Polly 0yerton, Trevilian's Depot, Va;
Miss Fl. e. Judah, Richmond, Va; Mrs.
Jane Mckenzie, Richmond, Va; Mr. s.
Harris, Apperson county; Sir. s. d. Por-
ter, Richmond. Va; MIR. Larna, Richmond,
Mr Na. = Mr. T. b: MGran Baitlm9re, anrlr,s Aa,;
L. [ B. Tatum, Richmond, Va. Mr.. ). R.
Doweil, Richmond. Va.
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PHYSICIAN TO THE ALMs-H HoUsE.-The
Committee on Poor of the City Council
have reelected DR.. j. Dorsey Cullen ply
sician to the alms-hOuse.
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RIaEsBEE, that In this hot spell the way to keep
cool Is 10 wear Thin clothing. X. b. sFzScE
SON have an excellent stock Of light goods, saits-
BILE for the season.
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AUCTHOu SALES THIS pAY,

PAINE s. co. will sell for Mesirp. Ferguson 6
Co., at the usual hour, at No. 1918 Main ST.,
large stock Of dry goods, &c.
". GOUDIN win sell ct r. NJ. real estate at
Rocket s, and In Fulton, ncar to Rockets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell ut IL NJ, in
front or the Custom-house, Richmond farm
or 1885 acrss In Brunswick county, on the
Meherrin river.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH
OFFICE, July II, 1871 s A. NJ, $50; 3 z.
NJ, $50: P. NJ, 91o.
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All who wish to have pleasant time on We'd
nesday, July 10Th, should % with Centenary Sum
day school on their picnic excursion.
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QUAL1FIED.-Mr. J. B. Harvie qualified in
the Henrico County Court Yesterday as
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Woop,s CONDENSED CODA WATER Just ttne
thing for p!csnics. 81
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Good at all times and seasons, WOODS condensed
soda water.
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Bamboo flexible ounce hats, fresh supply. Just
received at WEIsIcEn's Emporium OF Fashion.
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ENVELOPES furnished and priated a g. Nses
Sa.7s. and Sa.so per Lees, e. Us p,spstca ksiaai
Eatasltshmeak
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TuR NT.-DWELLING, contain g.
4 ng eigh, rooms, ana kitchen, with three Ell
rO,ln>, st northwest corner Cary and 9Th streets.
Gas nad wi-er.
DNELLI G on west side Sd street between
Eru4d and Marshall. CotairtIg four rooms.
( on III sou.nra!t corGtr Cary and 18th streets,
formerly occupied by v. Hail Crew 81 coal yard.
.pI!y t. GHCSBS & VILLAINS.
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~. ID. BLAIn q Co, corner 9th ard Main stree 81
have lot or very superior apple vinegar.
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TOR RENT, SEVERAL DESIRA- o.
A BIZ i!UrMN Ill that excellent dwelling III
house on the northwest corner OF Clay ana I'd
streets, with Sas, "ater and eiery convenience OF
ouStktcping. JAMES NJ. IA 1LOh,
Zeal Estate Agent,
iyll.3, No. lilo Main street.
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vade meeum for travellers, WOODS condensed
onds water,
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pure, mellow, medicinal whiskey can Do hIa
at W. u. BLAZE CO.'S 9th and MAIN streets ~
A. so per gallon. ASK for "b Select
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is 1871
tn.iGuT OFF cE or JAS. R!vER <

fHaIGur OFF .CE or JAS RIVER < k.Co,
- pi,CIA 4 l. NOTICE TOEzs.sNTsT,lk
- II / I 1 GS.--rrc gh. fol Ess.s.sss-.is
Lyuchhu-g and the Southwest received 1t th.S
Ciilcc and Errsar i'y csEai without detention.
All Irrlch, coming rom i.ynchburS ard beyond
to Rich nnud and points North will be promptly
forwarded If consigned 10 the csre OF Canal Agent
1T LyuchhuEg. L. DILLON, Agent
my l3-3m 1909 Dock street.
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aI1& NEW YU&k.-Tae Old n>$FSs,
Z Dominion Steamship Co.'S elc-sSsza=assesEsfz, asssz
yun. eae- .!.:eel steamship ISAAC BE lIII. IHLi.
RIAKrMAS, VIII sail FRIDAY. july lth, at /
o'c!ock l.. ". Freight received until l2 N.
through hts u Isdi22 signed, ana 9o' d5 for
uari;rd IN dispatch 20 slt pciIts-TCrh south.
"a :, aud uGs!. tI'se connections made With CI-
ua-c Inc ;nr !urc.gu ports.
ias.ca..cr .c,un!,p,3 ,3fa lions unclrra5 5se1.
E.;~s ~,2; q. = -,.. Ss; rcun0-trlC tcEc.s go.
Fc~ t-etehi % PscSHre. &ppiy 20
JCSN ~. WATT. Agent.
(,oyarpnr Srrees
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DOR RENT, y BRICK DWELL
n G-HrU.E, with six rooms. ut the III
northwest corner OF Marshall and Monroe streets.
rn,. house mas teeu eceutly painted and papered,
and IS III very nice orGer apply to
CUkhLh L. TODD,
e. LII Cnfuef 8th and Clay streets.
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TOR RENT, TWO PLEASANT O.
BOON In III: house on th- east ElGe OF Es:l
stu street ta.rd door from Clay street.
JAa. Vi. TAILOR, keal Estate Agent,
tvllu NO. lilo Main street.
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EGR RENT, three very desirable a.
L ROOM On The third d Dor of building oc- III
cupeu by Meade l. Baker, on Main street; Water
and ySs. Possession ST once. Apply 70
" ll-3. GkUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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L'OR RENT, the RESIDENCE of the a.
j late " lsoa Williams, at the northwest Eli
corner OF C; ace and 10Th stIec-s. The oni.dmt IS
cOnsis, nf !. two story framed dwelling with eight
rooms, besiGes the Basement; q two story DricA
kitcneu VITA four rooIs; stsDIe- enoRe-uouee
&c. j IL gro: nds are ornameHttd Win shAde $40
ituIt trees. Gorcs and shtubuery. POSSESSION
given a. once. Appiyto
Il. L.. WILLIAMS. Px'r,
1y est NO. 1893 Main street.
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MONDAY MCRHIAG. July II.
SrLENDlD EXCURSION stEIs 1,
,lD roIST AND NORFOLK AND RETURN
NOT AN HOUR LOST FROM BUSINESS! {!


c.,.-
JUN& SYLVESTER
...,.-. <....,,,.,.,--,, ,r,,.rr -, Epyr eATrR-
Wal '"'c CoWP""! WHO'LL va
by AFTFHNOOF, July 18th. at sP. NJ. land
las at Old Point and Hcrfok Sunday morning In
I.mc i"r early ure<h'aS'' h.'"'h"'S' "i1 io"'
=. .,,.
aET.vp III R!cimohd ABOUT ii L. III. sui"S! hish''
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kssspEsSsS.

TrtR NV YORK. Virginia 81 -,
L. Steamship and P&c.et Ecmpauy sesssshsasssssssS
elegant SIC nship TIhLIF, Capt. -, VII
Leave her wharf ST Rockets on FRIDAY, July
l4;h. at O'Clock. L. NJ.
Freight received up u the hour or sailing.
Cfcse connection. =. u -n-ouSG uii,s laGi2g given
" 81 southern, .Asle:@, ard western places; slso,
to rurul,r anh .iu5lial..
Fare, IS; meal. ANA state. roo Is. extra.
u. }. hGkR. Pre>'t. ~. VI ~ street.
=. Tins Il. amer goes direct from New York
tu Galveston. T-x~F. ~ l2-3t
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LURSALE, FRAMED DWELLINGS,
Il on bread street, near goth street, for E9:J
~. 800.
Bs OK DWELLING with six rooms, oa Ore
goa Hili Tor $1,000.
FRAMED DW ELI NC with fl ve rooms on Or
e.on Hlll, for 5000 -
A neat FRAMED TENEMENT on Maddox
Hill, renting at S75. Tor Ss:5. Applytn
X. Is. NEWBURE,
T.. Dg- No iOla Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-12

syUK KENT. the MUNTICELLOn g.
r. IOUSE on Main, between l4.h ana 18th ExI
streets. II contains Is rooms, has been recently
pot Ia Thorough order gnd Is one OF the most De-
sirable locations in the city Tor large boarding
htu.e. Gas and water Oh he premises. Apply 10
1,--iw G :UBBS & WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-12

L'OR RENT, the LARGE DESlRA Ca
Il Bt.F ASS. .DFsCF, corner College ard Ell
broad II reels. lately occupied by Mrs. MsrSafet
Beers. l. has tx Give room win large kitchen In
yard. Gas and wafer en- The premises. Arrange
meLts may &c made TO rent the iurniture WIN ihe
house. .rIyt1 JOHN X. CHlLDBEI,
tv1--,od.w Executor nt VIM. Re"rs. decd