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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-16

The Fredericksburg road earnestly de-
sires an all-rail line to Washington, and Is
building ten miles of road. to Quantico
creek to connect with any road built to that
point to meet it. The Fredericksburg
company, it is known, keep their promises,
and they promise to finish it by August
next. What have Roberts & Co. done since
the act of June, 1870? These men who
were going to put one thousand men on
the Alexandria and Fredericksburg rail
road. What have they done7 Why, what
they have done may be designated almost
by zero. What guarantee have you that If
charter Is granted for O road from Frede-
ricksburg to Richmond that they will do
any betterS Thanking the committee for
Its courtesy in listening to me, leave the
case with the gentleman who is to conclude
it. -
Judge Marshall closed the argument,
going over the testimony of Mr.. Roberts,
chiefly to show that whatever irregularitv
there may have been in the original organ
lzat,on, Roberts and his associates had no
knowledge Of it, and the Legislature should
not make an innocent party suffer for ille-
galities under the old charter.
The investigation then closed, and the
committee rose. .s,...... .,...-.o.
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AIR APPLIED TO New UsEs.-Among the
petitions for patent rights lately presented
to the Minister of the Interior in Chilli is
that of M. Ferdinand Cause, a native of
France, relative to the discovery of q sys-
tenn in which air in state of expansion, in
combination with other agents, produces
the instantaneous breakage of the hardest
masses of granite, metallic, or other stone.
Besides this the system is claimed to possess
an advantage over those hitherto employed,
inasmuch as il produces noexploslon what
ever when breaking the rock, and permits
a person to stand with perfect safety at a
distance of two metres from the stone. Ii
this process be as eficacious as described,
it will be of material service to mining in.
dustry, doing away with blasting powder.
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LOCALlMATTERS.

ESCAPE FROM CUsToDY.-There was quite
a stir in the city Jail on Saturday morning
on account Of the escape of John Hill (co-
lored), who was awaiting his trial on the
charge of grand larceny. 1t will be re-
membered that Hill is the individual who
made way with trunk in Rockets short
time since. It seems that he was in the
yard of the Jail about the. time the chain
gang were being taken out for their usual
days workout what a prisoner under
charge of felony was doing outside is some
thing of mystery-at all events we were
informed that the jailor was held while this
prisoner made good his escape over the
wall, and is, perhaps, now harbored by an
innumerable host of thieves who are
banded together in this city. We are at
loss to know who is to blame in this case,
but it is certain that there is an unusual
amount of leniency shown to some Of the
prisoners who are supposed to be confined
in the city Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-16

FIRES AND FIRE-ALARMs.-There are ten
miles of wire used in the tire-alarm tele-
graph Of this city, and the Council will
soon appropriate a sufficient amount to
put up twenty-nne more alarm-boxes and
an additional ten miles of wire. This is
we'll. There was an alarm of fire a few
days since, caused by the burning Of the
floor of shanty in Locust alley. The
nearest alarm-box was at the 1st police sta
ton, from which an alarm was sounded.
The hand-engines, therefore, all went down
Broad street to 18th, and through 18th to
the market, and were compelled to go all
the way back to the alley. The detour OF
course caused a considerable delay. 1t was
the same case at the Spotswood fire; the
alarm in that case was turn ed in at the
Hook and Ladder house, on Broad street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W. GODDIN will sell at 4 P. III. framed tepc-
ment on the west line of Valley, near to Car
rington street.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell for the assignee
and trustees, at 12 NJ, O three-story brick store
on the east side Of 18th street, near to Main.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, at the corner OF sth and Main streets, pic
lures, frames, good will, &c.
COOK & &LAUGHTON will sell at II A. NJ, vases,
Italian marble, statuary, &C., at No. 1911,
Main street.
Iianos, household furniture, &c.
j. D. WHITEHEAD & co. will sell at 10 A. M,
groceries, wines, liquors, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at d p. NJ, a
building lot on the west side OF Laurel street,
between Cumberland and Beverly streets, Sid
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CHAHcERY COURT OF RICHMoND-Judge
e. II. Ftzhugh.-Thc following cases were
disposed of on Saturday:
Darlington, trustee, &C., Us. Page, &c.
Decree confirming report of commissioner
for loan of fund in the cause to William NJ.
Page. Pleasants, p.q
Louisa H. Hoffman cs. John Sauer. De-
cree allowing amended bill and injoining
further proceedings against the plaintiff for
the collection of rents. Morton for plain
tiff; Geo. D. Wise for defendant.
Brown, &c. Us. Browns ex'ors, sc. De-
cree confirming report of sales Of lands in
Charlotte county and in Fauquier county.
Pleasants, p. q.
John s. Dettlrges Is. VIM. Hill and others.
Decree confirming final settlement Of ac-
counts between the parties by compromise.
Meredith & Jetfreys for plaintiff; Overton
for defendants.
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Mr.. Garrett contends that fare of So be-
tween Baltimore and New York would re-
mllnerate the roads we'll on account Of the
immense regular travel. Then s. to Rich
mond from Baltimore, and we should be
near New York indeed
Four hundred of the late Confederate
officers are now holding commissions in the
armies of South America.
In New York the taxation Is in the pro.
portion of $25.38 for each one of the popu.
fation In Boston 1t is s34.4l per head.
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN" DIR.
STEEL to-day administered Nitrous Oxide Gas to
me, and extracted an eye tooth over an inch long,
which had been the cause Of a severe abcess for
four years. The operation WAS not only entirely
painless, but pleasant, my thoughts being wholly
on another subject. WM. j. RAGLASD."
Such experiences are Of daily occurrence. A
full supply Of pure gas always OH hand.
Alloperations in dentistry performed promptly
and In the best manner.
GEO, B. STEEL Dentist,
MI nsfra
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AN elegant picture Of Lee and Jackson mount

AN elegant picture Of Lee and Jackson, mount
ed in beautiful vase Is now offered for sale at
the DOLLAR STORE, s3e Main street. Go early
and see them, or they will all be sold. The Lee
Vases Silver Plated Castors (dvc bottles), Break
fast and Iinner Knives, Table and Teaspoons,
Wax Dolls, and Pictures, together with an ele
CANT assortment Of Jewelry suitable for ladies
and gents wear. are we'll worthy OF note. 'a0
Main street, under Campbelrs photograph gal
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MEDICAL COLLEGE IsrIRMARY.-Then new
of this institution is Dr..
Horace D. Taliaferro, late of Orange county.
but for about year past a resident of Rich
mond. DR.. Taliaferro is an experienced
physician. and gentleman Of varied attain
ments. lie is a graduate of the Philadel-
phia Medical College, and was ut one time
surgeon in the United States navy. During
rate army, and had charge of the hospital
at Farmville, Va. The faculty could hardly
have made a better appointment.
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ANOTHER New LODGE OF KNIGHTS OF
PYrHIAs.-A new Lodge OF this Order will
be instituted in Manchester next Thursday
night at 7 o'clock. 1t will be known as
Friendship Lodge No. IS, and the follow
ing officers have been chosen for the first
term Rev. Jas. Z. Hammond, Venerable
Patriarch; E. S. Cardoza, Worthy Chan
cellor; F.. G. Weisiger, Vice Chancellor ;
Wyndham r. Gary, Recording Scribe; w.
P. Buell., Financial Scribe; A. B. Lithgow,
Banker; 4. A. Waugh, Guide A. G. Har-
ding, Inside Steward; Ajax Gary, Outer
Steward
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PHOTOGRAPHS OF GEN. LEE.-We have re
ccived from Mr.. John W. Davies, of the Lee
Photographic Gallery, Richmond, Va, two excel
lent card pictures of the great General-one a
profile, the other nearly full-face likeness. We
are advised that Mrs. Lee pronounces these pic
lures of her late husband the frest she has ever
seen. We may add that some OF the best photo
graphs we have ever seen were made at this gal.
lery.-LouisuiHe Christian Observer, Moo. aoth
1870.
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CUSTOM Work.. .Messr.. z. B. SPENCE & sos
have still on hand handsome lot OF Cloths, Cas-
shnere,, aud Vestings, which they are makiag up
ln the yerY latest style and at the most reasonaole
rates. Their furnishing goods have been marked
down 10 the very lowest living rates. Can >. lsoo
N lain si rect J
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BRISK BUSINESS AT POLICE COURT
Seventy-eight prisoners were brought be-
fore Justice White during the past week,
Of which number fifty.one were colored
and twenty-Seven white. There were eight
charges Of felony and fi(ty-seven of mis-
demeanor. Six were committed to jail in
default of security for their good behavior;
and seven sent on for indictment by the
grand Jury.
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In CRITICAL CoNDITIoS.-The sailor
who fell from the masthead of the brig
John Shay is still alive, though bis condi-
ton Is yet critical 1t is singular fact that
his captain did not know his name. and the
commitment papers from the Custom-house
were not filed up. He is at the College
lnflrmary. @
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Observation-Disclosures will be pleased
TO see that the following bill has been intro
duced in the State Senate, and will proba-
bly become a law:
Be it enacted by the General Assembly,
That If person steal a dog he shall be
deemed guilty of larceny thereof, and re-
ceive the same punishment, according to
the value of the dog stolen, that is pre-
scribed by the 14th section OF chapter 1872 of
the Code of Virginia edition of 1S60) for
the punishment of larceny of goods or
chattpIs
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SCHOOLS IN VAR1NA TowNsHIP.-The
school trustees of this township held a
meeting at Four-mile Creek Church on
Friday, which was attended by large
number of citizens, both white and colored,
and much interest was manifested about
the opening of public schools. 1t is the
intention of the trustees to open some of
The schools on Monday, the 23d,, and the
be fitted I'D.
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sozoDoST-All dentrifces had their drawbacks
until the salubrious Bark of the Soap Tree was
brought from the Chilian valleys to perfect the
fragrant Gozodont, the most wholesome, reliable,
and delightful article for the teeth that a brush
was ever dipped into.
"SrALp1SG's GLuE' always up to the stick
ing DoInt,
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge
II. L. Bond presiding.-In this court on
Saturday the business was principally the
trial of chancery cases.
Mr.. Geo. Walker, a member of the House
of Delegates, qualified as attorney to prac-
tice in this court.
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CIRCUIT Court OF RIcHMoND-Judge B.
r. WelEford.-Carrington Us. Richmond and
Danyille railroad. Verdict Of s., ,937.15, with
interest from date for plaintiff. The jury
in this case had it under consideration two
DAYS before agreeing.
Davis Us. knight. Verdict for plaintiff
for IS 900 in State stock, with interest from
the time it was borrowed.
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FLowERs.-A large collection Of cameliss and
other 90 wers, suitable for bouq els and floral de-
signs of every description. Particular attention
given to foral decoration or wedding and other
parties. ....... .-
:.treet cars pass the garden every twenty minutes
JOHN MORTON, florist
corner of Main and Reservoir streets.
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MuRDERERs SENTENcED.-Judge Wexford
on Saturday sentenced Woody Ruffin (col.
ored) to be hanged on the 23d of May next.
Ruffn is a penitentiary convict, found
guilty of numbering one of the guards on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. George
Wiley, an accomplice in the same crime
(also coored), had five years added to the
term of his Imprisonment in the peniten-
tiorv
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE JANUARY Ia, 1871
William Entennman, Philadelphia, Pa. :;
Or. 0. Phelps Brown, Jersey City james
Z. Turbert, Blackwater, Delaware Cap.
tain McNutty, Richmond.
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sUDPEN DEATH.,Nancy Cunningham
(colored) died suddenly at Chimborazo on
morning. Coroner Trent held an
inquest in the afternoon, and the jury found
that death was caused by disease of the
hpnrt
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PROPOSED SALE OF THE SPoTswooD.-Mr.
Wellington Goddin announces that he is
authorized to sell the lot on the southeast
corner of Main and Sth streets, on which
recently stood the Spotswood Hotel. 1t is
also open to lease.
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POLICE COURT, SATURDAY-Jushce J. j.
White presiding. g.-Elyira Martin (colored),
for having in her possession iron stolen
from the Tredegar Company. Continued
until next Tuesday.
Ned Branch (colored), same charge, and
selling the property to Herman Schwartz.
Daniel Butler, same charge. Continued
until same day.
VIM. jackson (colorcd), stealing barrel
timber from II. Meter. Sent on for indict-
ment.
Pat. Lynch, charged with taking two pic
ture-lrames from Edward Mayo's house.
Dismissed.
Scott Anderson and Peter Burnt (col-
ored), stealing a double -barreled gun from
Ben. Leber, were acquitted by the Justice.
Catherine Coutts (colored), charged with
assaulting and threatening Philis Winston,
and Wash Coutts lcoored), for feloniousy
assaulting Philis Winston with brick. The
parties were ordered to 90 home.
Barker Warwick (colored), for seduction,
&C., and attempting to procure an abor-
ton. Case continued until Wednesday
next.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUET.-Judge
Underwood disposed Of three cases on Sat-
urday: VIM. Boiling and j. W. Floyd, in
dicted for violation Of the revenue laws,
and William r. Lindsey, for counterfeiting
tobacco stamps, were tried and acquitted.
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c. II. PAGE & Co., 10Th and Cary and 7os Grace
streets, challenges theworld In low prices for best
Coal and Wood. Pine Wood, $3.50; Oak, $3.50
per cord, delivered.
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JAcKsoN's Wholesale and Retail Confectionery,
corner Broad and I'd atreets (new buildipg). Wed
dings, Balls, Parties, &C., furnished az shor. no
tIce and en- reasonable terms
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WE feel as If we we're bensHt.ing tae pubic o
recommending to them Messrs. w. d. BLAlh I
Co.'S "B selec." whiskey. They sell IL at s2.se
oer gallon, and 1t is pure and superior article.
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No HUMBUGGING! No CHEATING "A Din,
bottle Of DR.. SAGE's CATARRH REMEDY is pre-.
pared from one ifty-cent package, and the pro-
prietor offers $500 for case Of catarrh he cannot
cure. Sold by druggists, or send sixty cents to
DR.. X. V. PIERCE. Buffalo, N. Y, and receive 1t
by mail. A pamphlet free.
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have supply OF best lump coke ut SO per load,
delivered. Also, one hundred cords seasoned oak
and pine wood. Goals OF all description sold ut
market rates. r. D. GARY,
No. lib 9Th street, near Packet Landing.
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TOR SALE AND RENT.-The under
Il signed offers for sale the STOCK, FlATUkEs'
rant; also, the HOUSES FOR RENT. TO an
enterprising man this Is an excellent OPPORTUNITY,
being in good location. For terms and lurLneT
Information, apply on the premises No. 5os, l4th
street, between and Pennsylvania avenue, OPP
posite WflIard's Hotel. w ashngton, II. G.
de 20-eodlm* FERDINAND BUTLER.
TOR RENT, THE STORE on O.
Il Broad street, next door to 9th. lately oc- I'LL
cupied by j. L. Cox as shoe store. Possessiun
given at once. Apply to ~
ia lEl0t NJ. s. VALENTINE, 1908 Main st.
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ExECUTIyE.-The Governor on Saturday
appointed W. G. Dunn notary public for
the county Of Louisa.
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EVERY SATURDAY" and the other pic.
torlals for the week are to hand from Ely
son 4 Taylor, Main street, next to Dispatch
office.
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DIARIES for merchants and diaries for me chan.
ics at ELLYSoN & TAYLoR'S.
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SHIPPING.

EOR NEW YORK.-The Virgil I&Efk
7 MIA steamship and Pac.et CompL eai&&ks
ROBERTS, win leave Rockctts on TUESDAY, Jan
uary I7th. ut IA. ". Freight RECEIVED until ~ 10
A. NJ. Fare. sloi steerage, IS round-'rlp
d. j. BURR, President.
l2la Main street.
This is the only reliable line from Richmond =, 70
New York. ya Lo--s
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CITY CoUNcIL.-Regular meeting this af-
ternoon.
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GALL In to-day and ges your notions Tor SUNDAY
wear. e. B. SPENCE u Son have good assofs-
ment of them. -.
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DIARIES for ladies and diaries for children, at
ELLYSoN & TAYLOR's.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT OR SALE-The handsome
II RESIDENCE, corner OF Grace and BelVl-
dere Streets containing twelve or fourteen rooms,
with gas and water on the premises, and u large
garden attached. This is one of the most pleasant
oc atous I'm the citT. and accessible, the city
railroad pa ssinp the house. For terms apply TO
In la Nj w F3t HORACE l. KENT.
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LOST, sTRAYED, DC.


STOLEN, from Captain Charles E--,>
- Palaski's farm, on the Cbickahominy ~
HO3SE, with star in his forehead and white fet-
lock OH right hind foot. The letters j. P. w. are
imprinted on the heels OF each shoe; saddle anc
harness marks on back and side. 4 lioeral reward
offered for his recovery or any information lead
Ing thereto, by JOHN A. MELTON.
it* Pulaski's farm, Henrico county, Va.
r OsT, a NEGOTIABLE NOTE, drawn
IL by ID. G, Mayo & Co., for $3.50, and DUE
BILL of A. b. Woodbridge for $500. The finder
will confer a favor BY leaving them at the Dis
patch office, rs the payments have been stopped.
lt< j. III. WOOUCpLh.
T OST OR MISLAID, CERTIFICATE
IL No. 2.Oo2, VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, for four shares OF stock
standing In my name.
Notice Is hereby given that shall appdy for y
new certificate at The proper time and place.
SAM'L j. HARRISON,
no 2a-law2m % Nassau street, New York
PPLICATION WILL BE MADE
n for the reissue of SCRIP No. 239 for i've
shares Richmond and DanTille railroad stock
iss ued to Jones & Winston the same having been
lost. &c p-MSH
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dor RENT, new four-story "a

TOR RENT, new four-story A
L BRICK HUUSE, corner OF l2th and Mar III
shall streets. The location IS one Of the bett In
hot and cold bath; gas throughout the premises
wash-tubs with hot and cold water, passing int2
culverts the yard, facing south, gets the sun aii
rooms the kitchen has six rooms, with ,arge
cooking-range. This house Is separated by iour-
o1t space from ths next nsighPos ''
1a0-cod6tk
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CITY ENoIsExk. ssn; q, !, ssa.
ITO BUILDERs.-Proposaallss VIII ,s,S Sg ,os, -.
es,Vea ns ~ t.itaSasions and repairs necessary N
a,,as ~ - w. the Davis mansion for public SCHOOL
opiaz. ,,ona rnsy be seen at this ofico.
Tps r"mmtftee OF the Board OF Educ stlon re-
asrSe, The right OF rejecting any Or az
!. ,und CirY EnStnssF.
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DIARIES for business men and men of leisure.
at ELLYSoN Il TAYLoR's.
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A fnll supply OF diaries for 1871 at ELLYsoN i
ll16 Main street,
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TOBACCO FACTORY FOR SALEA
L OR RENT.-FOa SALE OR RENT, ALL

= UK KENT.-FUN SNLE, UN hLN I, axIU
TOBACCO FACTORY. -
Immediately on the Cbesa peake and Ohio railroad
at Frcdericks Hail deFot. This factory was built In
1857 and the main building is "a by co, three and
high lathed and plastsred, and another shed 10 ny
10 one story high, with well and pump. by which
water can be thrown to any part tue buiidlng.
This is a. very desirable location for any Kind oil
tobacco business as q large and fine CT jp has Deen
made which can be bought at low prices.
This building Is admirably situated Tor large
store and sumac factory and raw sumac Can Ue
bought here in any quantity.
Ia l3-cod4H n. w. HAhh1S, AReHts
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EDUCATIONAL

~~---~~~~~~~~-~~~-~~>~U~>~~~> -.S~,
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,
RICHMOND. VA, Jan. = 1871. }
MIGHT sCHOOLs.-The following Is
~ list or night schools, with localities and
Ieaehet' WHITE SCHOOLS.
Rroad street. between 0:h and loth-F. ".
Rress tIeet. near 2sth.-G. l.. Vincent teacher.
Diva" - j. II. BIaFORp,
an Ir Superintendent Schools.
yIO;ISG LADIES' ACADEMY OF TIE
VISITATION, MONTE MARIA,
ON Grace street between TYenty-second Aaa
TYcnty-third streets, ,2.Ss
.s 80 RICHMOND. VA. 90
The duties OF this tastituttop win be resumed On
the EisaF MONDAY IN SEPfEM6ER. For
prospectus Of terms application can DC Wao0 :"
ths 81, i h.RllREsS Of the ACADEMY. me-
au 8 3-dtVl&eodtFebl
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Oldas11Asi
u Dominion Steamship Compang's 8 -;
elegant side-wheel steamship ALBInA RLf. WI wiz
~ I7th a. 10 O'Clock A. N. Freight received until
so'cock TUESDAY MORNING. "a,
Fare, Oh; stecrage, &s:round-trlp slckets, szo.
Sor freight or passage, apply 70
wa JOHN w. WYATT Agent
1, IA ot No. . Governor street.
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r,,r cracv.Ano> OF THE n1srAroa
'''" .,.,,',, q,la> TAE CoMHlNED CIR
.rrn> ~ ALL THE OTHER pA'h'
>-sv>rarrRs oF TIE CITY.
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v1OR BALTIMORE.-St siIa
Il PETERSBURG will leave her
ST. Freight received up TO y O'Clock T. ID. For
freight or pASe'se' ApP% WI. p. BRETT, Agsnt.
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TOR BOSTON.-CURRIE& s. CO.'S III
T. LINE.-The regular packet schooner GTfI
LUCY D., HALL, master, having the.<ofs'
quick dispatch. For balance OF freight sp-
ply To CUkhIE % Co.,
ia Its corner of 18th and Cary Streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-16

WANTED, TWO HANDS who under.
w stand fitting and finishing our work.
W. b. COOK CO.,
ia 13-3t* Phoenix Foundry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-16

WANTED, a GOOD NURsE-white
w preferred. For one that can come wen re.
commended, good wages will be given. Apply at
i O. west Clay street. IA 1855