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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-27

CrY PoI1rIcs- MAss-M MEETING To.NIGHr.
Another conference of Conservatives was
held In the Circuit Courtroom Saturday
night. The committee appointed to wait
upon Colonel John H. Guy reported that
they had discharged that duty, and Colo.
mel Guy had consented to become candl.
dale. They presented u letter of acceptance
from him, which was read and ordered TO be
published. An executive committee for each
ward was appointed, and, on motion of
General Peyton Wise, the following resolu-
Etieps were adopted:
Resolued, That In view of the recent ac-
ton of the City Central Committee, which
depriyes us of any other equally efficacious
method Of placing before the Conservative
voters OF Richmond the claims of Colonel
John Fl. Guy to the nomination for Con-
gress in the approaching Convention, a mass
meeting should be held in front of Ford's
Hotel on M onday evening next ut 8 O'Clock.
I ResoLued, That as it is desirable that the
party should have no opportunity not here
tofore allowed Of canvassiDg the merits of
candidates for the nomination, Colonel John
II. Guy, Governor Gilbert C. Walker, and
other speakers, be invited to appear and ad-
dress the meeting.
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GFor the Dispatch.l

Broad street is our only thorougnfare of
proper width, and when the railroad is re-
moved will be one of the most elegant
streets in Richmond. There is room enough
for double row of trees throughout its en-
tire length, which will add 10 its beauty and
TO the comfort OF those who use it. But
Broad street as it is is anything but plea
SAINT street for pedestrians, especially about
6 O'Clock ?. NJ; and more especially at that
hour on Saturday, crowds OF negroes, male
and female, of every hue and variety, from
the regular "ebo-shin" to the genteel mu-
latto, crowd the street, the females chatting
with each other and with their dusky beau,
and the males putting their cigars and TAX
ing up greater part of the sidewalks. On
no other street in Richmond can The negro
he seen In such numbers, and the visitor is
struck with the immense number of persons
absent from industrial pursuits.
The ninth census discloses the facts that
our negro population is coming en- mGsse to
town, and leaving the country where their
training in country pursuits might make
them very useful; that the general impres.
sion that they are grariiating toward the
South and likely to form black States is un.
true, and that only one woman in five or six
of the population in the South. engages in
auy pursuit away from home. Weare there
fore likely TO have them in our midst until
removed by natural causes; exactly, as the
negroes live now, crowding together in
houses and cellars, feeding on improper and
insufficient food, aud accumulatipg filth
around them and, may add, voting almost
in solid line against the whites. What SHALL
we do with then? OF course, no law can be
passed to prevent negroes from coming to
town, but is there not some plan somewhere
in the brain OF some Ango-Saxon which can
accomplish the same results! The country
is languishing for 4 kind of labor that IS IN
great excess in towns. Last winter thou
sands of rations were issued to negroes who
could have lived without charity in the
country, and assisted materially In asricnl'
ture, and during the coming wiBter these
same negroes will be persistent applicants
for any aud that may be dispensed.
No plan can be adopted except refusal
on the part of real estate owners to reht to
them) to lessen the number Of blacks very
soon and the town Councif should save al
the work of the city for winter employment
of labor. Opening and grading streets, put
ting down pipes, indeed, everything that
breaks the surface, should be done in win.
ter. Your health fficers have already said
this, and the continuance OF such work and
the absence of cleanliness have raised the
mortality of Richmond equal to, if no!
higher, than that. Of New Orleans. Tows.
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ma mlI.Alilsll'eiEHlElssrEilS l q SEHts.'

SCHOOL GonHIss1oxxn on the 10sh of
/ JulyB. A. Hancock, k,Supestrtendent 6f Pu5.
| lie Schools, recommended 20 the Ctr Coun-
I'll the following. gent ttcmen 30 act aS school
commissioners; FIfst Fard henry fig
gerald. w lillian j. 5Of1ss and James d. Ger
Iiry. Second Ward. Mayo Cbises John H.
Hatcher. and "a. :C. .Atkissor. sThtsd SFarsl.;
Rev. w !. "a. Campbell E. b. HgHie,
aud james a. HARRISON Fourth Ward :.
Rev. y. B. Wfnfree, Ajax Gary and jesse
Rice. II ~
These recommendations were referfsd to-
q committee consisting oil Messrs. Eubank,
Moody, Craig. Tay yIof, and Perdlie.
This committee areporte ed Friday night In
favor OF The following commissioners: !:
William II. Garne.t, %. B. Sims. sss ST s
Second Yard ~ Rev. w. G. Lumpkin. n.
G. Archer. DIR. j. w. Bronough. sf 55,s
Ihird Ward.--R Rev. w iiIiam IA. Canpbeil,
&c. ID. Farmer, b. b. Weisieer. Z,
Fourth Rdrd.-Rev. u. B. Winfree, Rev.
j. j. Samms, T. w. Crow. II SSEss5s
The Recommendations Of the committee
We're adopted. ~ iia,ss5 "a z.
Messrs. Campbell and Winfree arethe only
commissioners recommended by Mr. Has.
cock who were returned By The conludittee.
The reason assigned by the committee for:
their action was that no person should hold
two positions of honor, trust, or profit.
t,is anu isse
no,u Nv possa,ou
,,.ra boan ;an. Don,ha..
Rood s,aoe .a a..n hI;.S..s, ~. SSaooi sp.
DHiu .,a. sue ~ siie
ssIool -, sysseu, :ss i. &,
- a.i .ns piVesunss ~ lug $, nis..sL. ale
noI plonounseu Dun auu vow, tne new coni-
ln,SSloneis T,o VIII meee 10 Few aa3s. . &,
"a. l ne,e - sconslaeiaDls specuiatloa sss.o the
s..s seuool uperln.enosn., tnc lay anu pei
qu,s,tes ,as speieu. :. oeang suSa an inaee aeus
pnn ~. J.
~ NC sssna ~ .as
nar,;as sor da;n aI ba,ea, ,op m,ns
r ;s M .ha, yus'u ,a
xUpo, sss .na. ~. fs.,a, s;lss
VI .nsss pas'es nase 'as " Uos
sa,m ,.eense - tlat .ney Eeny tIs t1s
G,ey ncp,e 10 iesy '9s .sa M ea 81 y ~
nixon W;I,.m " s p,ysrs = sa ~ p a Hard;ns =.
Robert Johusop, B. II. Morrissette, John
Burke, Esther White, j. Stukeuburg, c..
Herbst, Wheeler & Wilson and Singer sew-
ing Machine Companies, Bausbman Bro
theirs & Co.. Richardson IL Co, Gfubb8 e5
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RICHMOND, VA, July 25, 1874.


,;4'%'[s. N'I,rt Ortd, ". ~. Crump, Thomas
.H' 'o"ct, i'eyoa Wise, 0nd Peter ~. GrubGS:
c.i,,1 ;l'-i our note Of this date Is just re-
,,I.' -. Il matter Of regret that the circum-
uI' "' Wle PRIMARY election In this city comlug
srn,'a. tt"9aay next, requires an immediate re-
,n @ ",., Ms no time tor consideration.
ia,-rt Nicilely aferse 10 putting forward my
r,i,' 80 cr!tts! OF The Kind involved. I hive no
W as cri Tor the office In question more than
It,,.ni'i fpd c!tlZeu; aud when have been ap-
an ' w. rs have sometimes lately been by per
d,.I.i, i'''h'a upon the subject, ! have sincerely
or,,r W. al! purpose of seekiug for this or any
o,I., % "'tu pave always been prompt 10 name
rs n,nyt ,. VA. ing my own personal preference and
10 IL I, "ttcf qualified for r1ie place and entitled
osi, ,r"m hSs:I and have always urged those
4 an. , "ati.cd Inc not To f0rbear on INV account
L., r,I, ,1tt9hs themselves In favor of any other
~, ,' % ihcr choice
b u'' a. the mullrr IS no,, n,as.,,ad 90 49,, a.
" y,sur wtt Eth WIN pr6priety Geciue to accede
nan, r g. ~, Ana ] yleid lay own views In the
j. rs, ,In,n usnent or yourselves and the high.
tn. ~, as 'it' nos whom you represent
f,iun .r,'! response Is made Immediately on my
m,rts a. I'm @ Ah absence. from tue city Of over two
iot,+fn1i " fr;oon Of which attn DersonaliY min.
u, . u .he complications In which on party I'm
Ia, 2 'c, Us now 10 be involved, and hence 1 am
u,,, e ri ehoent Ior the prOtlilety OF my action
!'of b- yer informed Judgment.
very respectfully,
JOHN II. GUY.
'AHlLAIloM OF THE FRIENDS OF
ro,.. COLONEL JOHS III. GUY.
!9r I,Mia,l,ITEE TO ORGANIZE the wsys and means
eo'oaei GUY before the people for
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AUCTION sALHs THIS DAY.

J.L. APPERsON, l2 III, at the Real Estate &
change, building lots IN Jenningsvi'le
LYME & BROTHER, 6 P. M., framed store ard q
two small framed tenemests adjoining on Tie
west side Of Eighteenth street between Clay ans!
yenabe. 80
W. GODDIN, p ", lot on the south side OF Mar
~ shall street east OF rhirty-reafth.
COOK s. SLAUGHT0N,1o.A.M.. Z. for Nj. lAlerar-
der FotberiDgham, No. f24 Sixth street, seitci
family groceries, spice min, store txsnres, &c
GRuBBs q WILLIAMS, g. p. NJ. peresp.esy
sale OF stores Nos. 700 ana 713 Cary street,
between Seventh and Eighth. e 5ass
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RICHMOND, VA, July %, 1874.
'pLONEL JOHN II. GUY:

piNE >iN.-At meeting Of Conservative citi-
@e'' "i richmond on the evening Of the 23d instant
We "cir "rpU!ntcd committee 10 notify you of
!"W "A1h!lHolr nomination by that meeting as a
''""'ic i0r The Congressional honors OF this dis
the.
"cl's i"@ve to add our own fcrvent desire that
!'U VII! accept this protier Of confidence on the
'"'" H"-r tc!l"w-citizens In the spirit that die
'4 It. AM consent 10 the use Of Your name in the
r''''irN election 10 be held on TUESDAY NEXT
Ia. :, II Instant.
'''!+ciuiI!, your obcdieut servants,
RuBERT UULU,
". W. CREMP.
THOMAS W. MCCANCF,
PkYTON WISE,
PRTER w. GRuGBSlE
Colnmitlee
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The EXCURSION AND PICNIC tomorrow,
under the auspices of the Executive Com
mittee of the Boptist Sunday-school Asso-
citation. promises to be a decided success.
The committee, composed of some OF our
best citizens, guarantees that every arrange
ment will be made to insure safety, comfort
and pleasure to all who may participate in
tine festivities of the excursion. This affords
an excellent opportunity for a Gay OF pure
and healthful recreation at tri6ing expense.
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CoNyEYAScEs OF REAL ESTATE for the week

.endiEg July 90, 1874.
Lots fronting. 80 feet on Hill street corner
St. James for $1,000; 24 feet on Clay street
between Gilmer and Hancock for 5000; TO
feet on Franklin street between First and
Foushee for 81, ,50O; 65 feet on Franklin
street between First and Foushee for So, 900;
As feet on High street near Pine for $3.50;
30 feet on Twenty y.fourth street between X
and S for $50; 33 feet on Grace street corner
Twenty.second for 5000; 8Ofeet on Pine street
corner China for 81 ,s95; 80 feet on First
street between Duyar and Jackson for $3.50;
Is feet on Main street near Madison for
$500; 93 feet on Cherry street near China
for sl95; 80 feet on Goddin street near
TYLER for $500; 25 feet on Moore street near
Pine for 800. $t - :.
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CLAY.SrREEr CHuRcH ExcURsIos.-Com-,
napy1 .s F., and the Stonewan Guard have
resolved to Join in the excursion of Clay.
Street church to Fredericksburg on the ID
Of August. a splendid silver medal has
been provded, and will De awarded 10 line Inc
best shot made at target ctiee. sss
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VOL. XLVI.

their snfrages at the primary election of the Con-
scrsative party: Mcssrs. p. W. 9rubbs, Peyton
Wise. william III. Perkins, Thomas w. McCance,
and John w. Wright
ExEcurIys CoMM1TTEE TO conduct the canvass
In each ward
Ciay lTrd.-Thomas J.. Skinner, E. NJ. Crump'
n. W, Bowc. ,.,,
Norman Y. HandQlph.
Madison Ward.-J0 ohm W. Wright, FRANK W.
Christian, Charles v. Mercoith.
Jefferson Ward.-samuel NJ. Page,W. II. Benson,
:" isarshGM a. S iFard@w. yard P. M Bellam, w. H. Plea
Jtrksof, Iard-w. +. Drinkard, II. G. Perrin,
This commIttee Is requested to meet at the Circuit
THIS EVENING. jy 27-1r
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PARDoNED REFUsED.-Goyernor Kcmper
has refused TO grant pardon to james
Hawkins, who was convicted in the Circuit
Court of Fredericksburg OF unlawfullS cut
ting, and sentenced to the penitentiary for
one wear.
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CONVICT RECElvED.-The sheriff of Carroll
county on Saturday morning delivered at
the penitentiary SefWitch Stoneman, there to
be confined for nine years for murder in the
second degree.
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FOUND AT LAsT-The long sought~for place
where YOU can get money loaned on your diamonds,
watches, 1ewelry, silyerware, &c. Call at A. IlAR-
Mss Loan Office, 1922 Main street, and you vii
learn all about IL. All transactions strictly CONT
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:, CLEARED FROM THE CUSTOM HOUSE, The
American brig Louis C. Madeira, Captain
W! Moslander, cleared from the custom
house on Saturday for Trieste, Austria, with
800 hogsheads OF tobacco, 400 barrels rosin,
and 100 barrels pitch, shipped by F. W.
HaneWinckel & Co. Also, American brig
Jennie A. Cheney, Captain S. c. Arey, with
flour shipped BY Gallego Mills Manufacturing
Company, for Rio Grande do Sui. ~
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ORDERLY SERGEANT.-Mr. A. NJ. Tomlin-
son. formerly member of Lee Guard, has
been elected orderly sergeant of Company
G, uice Joseph Heffley resigned.
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TRANSFER PRrNrING-INRs for copying letter
headings. state,nen.s, way-blss &c. Can be copied
in the ordinary etier-press book send your Orders
for printing in these inks and for all other
lions OF printing to the DisDdtch Printing House
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STATE TREAsURY.-Th balance In the State
Treasury on Saturday was S292, ,996.0S.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS in the Dispatch
counting-room Saturday, July 25.h:
SA. II. p. NJ. 6P, NJ.
n 81 50
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<Airllrtultd 1ispatrlt.

sTTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH I5 LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWsPAPERs OF THE CITY.
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NEW Works. BY VALENTiNE.-Our young
"scuIpist," Edward Y. Valentine, has re-
Gently been improving each hot, shining
hour, and the consequence IS that he has
several new works out that are calculated to
enhance his reputation at home and abroad,
which we trust will meet with the appreca-
ton they deserve. First, there is bust of
Washington, after the statue of Houdon in
the Capitol rotunda. The artist has given
to the face, or rather TO the pose, more spirit
than is conveyed in the original, and yet the
likeness remains the same. Some of these
busts have been prepared for the use of
Masonic lodges, the Masonic regaia, in
plaster, being placed upon the bust.
DAWN" study;is Dearly ready for the
cast. 1t represents the head of beautiful
woman, with face uplftcd and features be.
speaking the very word after which it is
called. 1t is very delightful dawn, though !;
a dawn of faith, dawn of hope, dawn OF
loye-any thing bat dawn of fear or of
earthly care.
A rough model of The Richmond College
memorial monument has been completed by
the artist, and has been much admired by
interested and competent judges. 1t repre-
sents a minister of the Gospel standing in
open air, with his left hand resting on the
Bible and his right raised in the air, while
the whole position is that OF, an earnest, en-
thusiastic speaker: He is supposed to be
quoting the words of the Saviour, ''My king
dom is not of this world" and the idea con-
veyed is the entire separation between
Church and State. 1t is indeed a spirited
work, and will prove valuable ornament to
the college campus if the model is adopted.
MIR. Valentine has received many orders
for his works from the North and from Eu-
rope. He will soon have his metallic statu-
cites of General Lee out, and we are sure
that no southern family "will be without
onp;3
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs win COPY clear and
distinct for an indefinite period Of time. Send your
orders for work to be done in these inks " the Dis
match Printing House. -. ~ "a s ~
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,,,,,r CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION
T"A
r,r,yE CITIZENS SOLICITATION
TO COLONEL GUY


.NoNrI. JOIN TT r,.,.,
J" v,. The undcrsisnei, voters In inc ta,,n ,',,n
siT'-", uss,ric, of Virginia 'mpr' SEQ "i'n
t'a1r'I,' ,n,, I, IS cminea,ly proper thS. You
ne % o' ssnesy ss rsaaes
' r,p,ce Of such nomna,iE1 ,nrs,,enea Ms,ep % to
,"' rcrciu so much OF prr',,s snS"se"ra s ssso 20
> country @ cur STATE aud thus dSs1,ra we esSe "Sss
n. M @ to call upon one VIII" has nS a,%ays
~ Of his fellow cizsns anu "'S''"' ee
c''', ,-,., with integrity ano aeeh's'
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The RICHMOND ARCHITECTURAL IRON
WORKS Asa Snyder & Co., of the
Richmond Architectural Iron-W orks, are
just now completing an extensive iron fonn-
dry on Cary street, which, when completed,
will have cupola with a capacity of melting
seven tons of iron per hour.
In this connection we may state that they
are at work upon the railingS, balcony, bal
ustradcs. ard castings for Mr.. james
Tbomas's new dwelling-houses on Grace
street between First and Second ; they are
casting galvnized cornice for the Metho.
dist church in DanVille !; an iron
front for Aiuslie's new carriage man
ufactory on Tenth street, so feet front
with two large cast-iron girders % feet
long and weighing about 1000 pounds each,
to carry the front and back walls over the
alley also, galvanized upper cornice with
pediment-a very handsome piece of work !;
yerandah for Mr.. p. II. May o's new residence
on Grace street, with galvanized cornice-
something entirely new in this city; iron
front patent area lights for Mr.. George
Cove rnator, on Governor street; galvanized
iron window.caps. for Mr.. Matthews new
houses, on Main Street; galvanized iron win
dow.caps for Mr.. j. A. GlazebroOk; galvan-
lied cornice for private dwelling in DanVille; !;
front fence and balcony for Mr. G. q. Will
liams' new residence, on Grace street; two
large girders for Mcssrs. HaXall, CrenshaW
& Co.'s new mills, weighing 1000 pounds
each: galvanized baluster rail for the front
porch of Captain G.. w. Allen, on Grace
street galvanized cornice for store in
Wilmington, N. c.; galvanized cornice, band
somely enriched, and patent area lights, for
the State Bank, Main street; iron front for
two stores in Danville, Va; iron front and
galvanized cornice for a large store in Lynch
burg, and also large number of small jobs.
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DIAMOND RINGS, BUTTONS, VEST AND OPERA
CHAINS sleeve and buttons, bracelets, lock-
cts, &C., for sale at WINsTocK's, II Fourteenth
street. - ........ ~ y -.
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OLD DoAISIoN.-T Gid Dominion Club
at u meeting held Saturday night passed re-
solutions in regard to the political situation
in this city.
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NOTARY PUBLlc.-R. H. RaWls was com.
missioned on Saturday . notary public for
Nansem0nd county.
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LIBERALADVAScEsm made on diamonds, watches,
Jew elry, siverware, &C., at WrssIocK's, No I z
Fourteenth street. s2 ~
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GRrAT: RKDucrIos.-In order 90 reduce their
large stock OF ready-mnde clothing Aessrs. U. y.
SPENCE soN have marked down their goods TO
he.yery lowest mark. They have on hand quite
VI red line Of business suits; also, iGen and alpaca
coau. light undershirts and drawers Their stock
OF neck-tes comprises all Of the latest novelties.
For good aud cheap goods call at 1890 Maia street.
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WANTED,

w ANTED, everybody to know thatthey
w can buy best A ANTHRACITE COAL a. from
$3.50. Sc so. 10 sG.75 per ton: GLOVER null,
s4: LUMP, So per load; West Virginia SPL1N,T,
81 so to So 30 per load COKE and STOVE COAL
Mt n so, 50, 10 50. 25 per load; and No. PINE
WOOD at $3.50 per cord, delivered free at Nine
iy 2t.St c. II. PAGE.
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4 JULES JUHeEssEs WATCH for sale a. WtS' W'9l'':
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BUSINESS WANTS.

w WANTED, everybody to know that
w there is regular TRUNK FACTORY in
Richmond, where all styles OF TRCEks, both hne
and common, are made and sold lower than in
northern cities. Old Trunks repaired aud made
equal to new at moderate prices. at salesroom cor
ncr OF Eleventh and Main streets.
iy 24eod3t+ JAMES kNOIIS.
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MONDAY. JULY. q, 1874
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WARTS.

w WANTED, in The Bishops schools, Eas.
wv ton, Md, u gentleman to teach German,
French, Aae bra. Geometry. and Engltsh branches.
June 30th, 1876 Salary, $500 or 1900, with
board. Schools 10 DC both male and female. Refer
s"N>' j. WILMER TURNER.
iy27.lw* Goochlaud Courthouse. Va.
JTANTED. to sell a fine fresh COW, with
w Young calf: gentle, and splendid mixer.
For further Information annlvto
WILLIAM BRUNT,
bevond toil-gate on Williamsburg turnpike.
liz 27-3lx
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
W that the celebrated French scourer, No: e
Ninth street. will SCOUR PANTS for SOC. per pair,
and a whole suit for 50 In the very best manner,
IT. FRENCH,
No. & Ninth street.
. Established In Richmond, 1853.
" l3-lm
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Deposits OF one dollar and upwards received aud
sfy per cent allowed OH depoGitA@ ~
pank On an every day from d nsctnck Il. u. I'LL II
O'Clock q. ~, and on sa,mday froia 4 4. 2 IN q
Security undoubted. te 6seoess,
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3 A LARGE LOT Of different kinds Of watches at
y-4s.s5st sgg tss5Esf5
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& aRE,foyAr.-A. HARRIs,E Loan Once festahiishef
In 1868 has been removed 10 1892 Main street. B
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WANTED, fifty COLORED WOMEN
w TO 20 North TO DO general houscwork for pri-
vate families. Wages, T12 to 81 per month. APP
ply 10 j. .P.JUSTIS, Labor Agent,
No. Fifteenth street,
iy15 Richmond, Va.
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! A PArEcK PHnLIPE WATCH for sale at WIN
sTncKis. ...-sE. ...s.la. ~.
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w AT BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
1 Teacher of Mathematics, and TO assist In Latin
q graduate Of the University of Virginia aud man
OF some experience.
high salary will be given to good man.
Address. at Bellevue pcSt-ofice.
iy yI7-lOt W. X. ABBOT, Principal.
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TEACHER WANTED.-A TEACHER
Il who can bring satisfactory testimonials OF
qualification TO teach latin, Greek, and mathematics
is desired 10 take charge of n small school In the
county Of Accomac. session to com mence Septeln-
Der Is, aud end July 1st. Salary, 1900. Add, ess
DIR. j. l.. HARMANSON,
iv II .otaw0w& Punyoeague, Va
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competent to take
L charge of the kitchen, dining-room, and
of u SMALL FIRSr-CLASS RAIL
ROAD HOTEL wanted. Must be accustomed 10
the management OF coiored servants and be an cdu-
Gated lady. Address w." Dispatch office
jy 23-4t
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, THE VERY DESIRA- g.
4 BILE DWELLING No. 104, on the north LII
side OF Grace between Adams and Jefferson streets,
containing len rooms. besides kitchen with four
rooms. all modern convcniences. Great induce
ments will be offered. Apply TO
JOHN II. GODDIN,
Real Estate Agent
~ 27-3t Bank and Eleventh streets.