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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-07

They have paid the first instalment OF
the purcbase'money for the privilege, which
is $4,000, and they have two other pay ments
to make Of the same amount. When these
are paid they will have the right to buy the
assignment Of The patent for those six States,
paying for It one-half OF their capital stock.
sfhe buyers OF stock in these companies are
influenced solely by their contidence~in the
men who know what the motor is. They
have no knowledge Of it themselves, al
though private exhibitions Of it have been
given under great pressure from the stock.
holders. who demanded to be shown what
the thing was. An engine was shown work
ing by the new power, but 1t was impossible
Tor any one who saw. 1t to understand the
motor. There is no necessity for telling the
public about it, because we have plenty OF
money to follow it up ourselves, and ask none
from the public, and oJr great anxiety is to
keep the secret upl;i we shall have perfected
our system of working the power, so as to-
be able to take out ietters-patent that Will
protect US. 2 - '.I' Z, .Hs ..f.-t. 4
1t has been said that Mr.. Keely has re.
ceiyed large sums of money, and has been
raised from poverty to comparative afduence
by those who expect to benefit by his inven-
ton. The facts are that he receives 5000
month for his personal expenses, and his
machinist's bills are paid. This money is
advanced TO him, and If he receives other
money it must be from sale of his interest,
and don't think he would sell dollars
worth of that as matter Of principle, for if
he were to dispose of his interest it would
be demoralizng ia its effec; on his associates.
He works on his invention so constantly
that | have repeatedly taken him away
from it, and taken him out driving, fear.
Ing that his constant application would be
injurious. 1t is Of course uncertain how
soon his labors will be completed, but it is
probable that before long the patents will be
taken out. and the whole thing given to the
world. Until that tipe, Of course, we can
say no more than has been said. The stock
holders are impatient and, not being men OF
science, are unable TO see why we cannot pa
tent what we have, and then patent the i'm.
provements that we are able to make. !
have bad considerable experience in such
matters, and have taken out 80 many patents
that have learned that it is best to perfect
an invention before pstenting it. ...r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-07

BASKET Pic NIc.-Centenary Sabbath
school will have basket picnic at West
Point tomorrow. The train will leave the
deI0. of the Richmond, York River and
Chesapeake railroad promptly at O'Clock
4. NJ. Returning, will leave West Point at
6P.M Parties not desiring to carry their
dinners with them can be supplied with
meals at the hotel for fifty cents. The com
'mittee of arrangements have made prepara'
tions for the comfort Of all.
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HIGH HoNoRs TO RICHMOND YOUNG LkD1

HIGH HoNoRs TO RICHMOND YOUNG LADIES
At the annual distribution Of premiums tc
the successful pupils of the Ursuline Con
vent, Quebec, Canada, which took place or
the 1sC instant, two Of Richmond's fail
daughters were distinguished by receiving
not only high Donors but also numerous pre-.
miums in their various studies. We allude
to Misses Alice and Eleanor Higgins, daugh.
ters OF our respected townsman, Councilman
John NJ. Higgins. Miss Alice Higgins, the
eldest, was the recipient of the first honors
(crown) in the senior circle, which was
placed upon her head by Mrs. Caron, the
wife Of the Governor.G General of Canada.
The following premiums were also awarded
the same young lady: First premiums in
religious instruction, English composition,
music, and singing. drawing, sewing,
writing, botany, and history, and Sc.
cond premium in French. She also received
a silver medal as reward for good conduct,
as we'll as the blue ribbon of honor. .n
Miss Eleanor Higgins received the follow
ing premiums at the hands Of the Grand-Vi.
car Cazean: First premiums for conduct,
music, geography, English, sacred and an
cient history and mythology; and second
premiums for French grammar and eXer-
cises, and fancy-work.
In tue grand ball of the Convent among
the large number Of articles on exhibition,
was beautiful drawing Of Loeb Lomond,
Scotland, by Miss Alice Higgins, which was
much admired. Also several pieces of fau-
cy-work executed By both the young ladies
mentioned. ..'a ..H ... E-
The success Of these young ladies is a
matter of congratuation when it is under
stood that only six out of five hundred pu.
pills in the institution received crowns OF
honor; the nuns in charge being quite strict
in according their awards. Mr.. Higgins
with his daughters will return home about
the last of the week.
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.
July 5, July 4, June 20,

July 5, July 4, June 90, July 8,
1873. 1874. 1875. 1875.
Total deaths. IA 20 10 2l 20 90 35 24
Still born..... 8 "a l"2 o
Mean temperature for the week ending
June 26th, 81; mean temperature for the
week ending July Sd, 1923. o. "'."% -
Amount of rainfall for the week ending
July Sd, 1.25. s.,:a: .sI 3" :.a-Is ..ae..s. .a"
Estimated population Of the city, G5. 600
white, $4,000; colored, 10000. Rate of m or.
tality of whole population was 47.2O per ], 900
per annum rate of mortality of white popu-
latIon was 5e.55 per 1000 per annum; rate
Of mortality OF colored population was 1904
per 1000 per annum. .... .... r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-07

THE LECTURE OF Rev. Dr. r. FURMAN, at
Association Hall, on " Poetry and its Uses, "
was one of the most scholarly, chaste, elo-
quent, and entertaining lectures ever de-
livered in Richmond. Himself poet of no
mean reputation, an orator, and scholar.
DR.. Furman blended the entertaining and
the instructive in such skilful combinations
as to charm the intelligent audience who
heard him, and cause universal desire to
have him at some future time repeat this,
and deliver also bis other lectures.
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GRAND UNITED ORDER OF True REFORM
Egs.-A new Fountain of this Order, under
the name of Ruth Fountain, will be insti.
tuted next Monday night by the Deputy
Grand Master of the State, with about thirty
members. On Friday anew Lodge will be
instituted at Charleston, West Va, with 160
mem bers, under the name of Beaming Star
". II. L. Combs is the z. q. u. of Virgins
and West Virginia.
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DISPATCH PRIsTING-iouSE.-in order 10 inset
the constantly Increasing demands Of our trade we
h,vr ,ad.d a weil.seiected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMrdoVED MA
Ca1sEaY and sKlLrUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST ci.AeS
or WORK at moderate hsures and In the most eA'
g.
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CoLoRED Young MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIA'
T1os.-A mass.meeting will be held at the
Shiloh Baptist chapel, Seventeenth street,
this evening at O'Clock, for the pur-
pose of organizing new (colored) Young
Mems Christian Association and to elect otti-
GERS. ibis association will operate iu the
Valley, Church Hill, and Manchester.
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A GEORGIA FLYING NJ ACHlNE.--.A paper
printed in Gainesville, Ga, has an account
of flying. machine. "We bad CALL" il
says, con Thursday from Mr.. Micajah Dyer,
of Union county, who has recently obtained
a patent for an apparatus for navigating the
air. The machine is certainly most inge-
NOUS one, containing principles entirely
new to seronauts, and which the pater-
tee confidently believes have solved the
knotty problem of air-navisation. The
body of the machine in shape resembles
that of an eagle, and is intended 10 lie
propelled by different kinds Of devices-to
wit, wings aud paddle.wheels, both to be
simultaneously operated through the instrr.
mentality OF mechanism connected with
THE driving power. In operating the ma
chinery the wings receive an upward and
downward motion, in the manner Of the
wings of Il bird, their outer ends yielding
as they are raised, but opening out and then
remaining rigid while being depress ed.
The wings, if desired, may be set at an
angle 20 rs to propel forward as We'll
as to raise the machine in the air.
The paddle.wheels are intended to
be used for propelling the machine in
the same way that 4 vessel is propelled on
water. An instrument answering to rud.
der is attached for guiding the machine. A
balloon is to be used for eleyating the Ely
ing-ship,' after which it is 10 be guided and
controlled at the pleasure of its occupants.
Mr. Dyer has been studying the subject of
air.navigation for thirty years, and has tried
various experiments during that time, all of
which failed until he adopted his present
plan. He obtained bis idea from the eagle,
and taking that king of birds for his model,
has constructed his machine so as TO initiate
his pattern as nearly as possible. Whatever
may be the fate of Mr. Dycr's patent, he him.
self has the most unshaken faith in its sue
cess, and i, ready, as soon as machine can
be constructed, to board the ship and COM
nit himself to the mercy of the winds"
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KILLED BY A FALL.--On Saturday evening
last child Of Alr. Joseph Augustine, who
lives on Main street near the corner of Eieh'
teenrh while playing in the second-story
window on Main street, fell TO the pavement
and died from the effects Of the injuries re-
ceiyed by the fall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-07

choLER4-iNFASTUs to the prevailing disease
with the children OF Ger city. he public should
know That VALzSrrsEsss N EAT JUfcEts ihyalua-
hein ell such cases. he NEST promtnent physicians
In many sections Of the Uused states have used 1t
with great success In chofen-infantup. For the
highly sensitive sfonachs or cAadren nor,g et,tlas
it, as II alsys nauseo, Affords Iaedlate putriiion
md strength, and tAuss restores tie infanlts hsslI
The dose yery SMALL and It Is Arrays acceptable 10
the pafatc. To be had OF MEADE G BAHxx and
a. RI sTssf NJtHG;Gt ~ *B ~ 5-jFEiyfUi "a.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-Golden Rule Sec.
ton No. 5, Cadets Of Temperance, (colored)
have elected :he following officers L. Miles,
w. A.; Thomas Minor, V. A; Miss Mary Gar
nett, Secretary; Charles Hughes, A. S. ;
Cornelius Watson, Treasurer ; Charles Har-
ris, A. T.; Thomas Foster, Chaplain ;
Charles Wood, Guide; George Taylor, Ush.
er; Jack Vaughn. I. W.; George Montague.
0. W.; Robert t. Ellyson, b. P; George
Samples, q. 7. y
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CHARGED WITH GETTING GOODS on FALSE
PRErENCEs.-Emmett Allen (coloreD was
arrested yesterday by Sergeant Whitlock
charged with getting goods from Consanl "
Bernicchi to the amount of 500 on false
pretences, and In the name OF James W..
Rally - ----- -
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SUNsTR RoKE.-Mr. Crow, residing on
Twenty.third street, while carrying hod of
bricks upon a scatfold, yesterday, fell under
q sunstroke. He was taken to his home and
promptly attended, and is considered out OF
danger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-07

A DUEL Observation-Disclosures. Jalnes L.
Ford and Lawrence Gibbons were arrested
yesterday and carried before The Police Jus
tice, charged with being about 10 fight q duel
Their cases We're continued Till to-day.
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ursT1SGs CoURT.-This court was in ses.
sion for short time Yesterday, Judge Filz
hugh presiding. The grand jury Of this
court will meet on Thursday. Judge Clop.
ton will probably preside that day: Judge
Gugon will return to the city on Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-07

ADJouRNED.-JudgeW Wexford has adjourn
ed the Circuit Court of Richmond until the
first Monday in October, and the Circuit
Court of Henrico until the third Monday ID
0ptohar ...'N ~
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q SAVE MONEY By baytrg Your printing done at Se
DISPATCH PRINrTNG-BoUsE. Coos work, nsv
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. 's@t tttfg
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COMMISSION .ME2EHANTs.-Ws solicit yoSr or
ders for sriuting, OF q calf at any time yon may
wish see ,eeilires obtain estimates, feeling
assured that Il will be 70 your adga,faye .s,i 80
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING RAIN Mr.. .Willilu
Oliver, who lives about two miles from Do
yer Mills, while sitting under tree at hi:
home on Monday afternoon, at . O'Clock was
struck by lightning and Instantly killed. Mr.
James Z. Ford, who was sitting near him
was shocked by the lightning, but recovered
in about ten minutes. There was no rain in
that vicinity.
at Ashland there was very fine rain on
Monday afternoon.
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....,.<.w lofh Times. Jnly S6.l
mo hccls Motor Feat> oil "h'ch IL IN
g'npnbIc.

yr..u Ggr y ~ f''" '''"'S "a:
,,o .ccls Notor-Feat>o Oh "h'ci1 IL IN
Capable.
-.-.r.>y yaY ms HOLDERS OF THE Sc
d.. - rawlE ~ SXrEcrsp kEvoLu'
- -r, MECHANICAL woRLp-A SCBSTi'
.,. t.. .g>gowpEK EXPLOSIONS KEN'
.y..,..yr.tEAg.ytIY HAsALE>S - THE plF-
..,-... y.,p;,>TEKEp- IMPLEMENTS OF
w.. KrsiY'S CLAIMS THE ISNES-
=. FL, PERFECTED BEFORE IT Is rA7EST.
.y ..,glg TO Bs rIiES GIVEN TO THE
,.''-.-,,y y.x WI, KNOW THE SECRET.
-....,..,. :, r,.,.,,ion ,o the Necly
.'.."' t,' .,,l,; -. of IN interest
u - "".'.' y.,,,.., q ,,.y weeks AGO. and
- - r,,.rr,d 10 bv most OF the
".'' "'> mn. country. have been
r4'."~ "'">! -. ...,n, T,,,ac hr Mr. Sar-
80 % - ,.,.,,,, &. (,r,,rinrworth-
.'..',''' -. ''.'' ,,;,.,o,,n, ,ne statements OF
. ~ V.'' r,.1i,rov.rad nower
h. ." d. ''.''.' ,;.,I ,n r..volu,ioril. the
.i' ''"'' .r,lard render uo>,ihle.
r4 .' '' ..''.'.,. ,.,,.vr,r1 seem now beyond
~ '''1 '',' '''', ,.,.,,., msrhincrv IN
.'"'l W., ', ..r."r. W., =, h. tired hy the same
~ .' -,.,,i,, carries ,hem
'..'' w. .,4.,.r.r,', comuaratjycly
30 ,rnp- hnr.. yer ar. to
-...'... ..."5 u.,,,,ny un moresp
.;,.,,n.nr,.jnr. andaIIt the mar
.t.'l'.'-.' .....,.,,,,,,>na.i lev steam are TO
|r,',i .y,,,, rriiq,,,Iy greater ease b-
IA, [',.r,r waived fIuln air and water.
ura.. dream, ot Tie Arabian story
..,.. ,.,,,p,rrIlar when cnmnlrcd
,,.,,,.l- ,s,.,' ar. n,nuis.a in this
.,...r,d .,r.. ut n,,urr il ihe
r,,u.L,nyr lu.in..s man Of
,,..i.... .,,t ut hi,b ,ruui. ~ = sci.
..,..,,.,,.r .,r, 10 r,,.iy, the crcderca
.. .,.,.tt.. 'rI,n :, ,h,n ON any o,hcr
., Au,r. d,,ti uIiir> naturally TO be
.r.d n .lrruo the Use Of 50 ircmcn.
..,,.,.u.., .y,.b,ru ucn,auur,red in the
....,:r..,l. rI.q, f,3y.. been mlde with ,hi..
y., ,..lls r,,.. L,,n made with which the
n,.,y ,,..,,,,. ,,1.. brr.r fashioned for
-. ..,..,.r ,,.. u.n,.y,. unyrr. Metal bu, been.
g. ....,.r,,r.,.ly IN, il, construction. Ancw
....,,,i.. yo..,;,u.,vy has been ru.hiarct 10
...,.., the n,,,r,'i1u, hitherto unknown in
,.,,u,.,. and rcrfrc, success. has attended
.... .\g,lIu,ru,> made thu, far.
Nr. >rycruu, >N>: zone Year ago to-day
/ an an invest. ,tion into tnc powers and
...-r.ir> Of what j. termed the k"ciy mo-
.s, wa> a. lir>. an utter >ccp'ic. knowing
..tr..,. iuu.> which were claimed for il
W., utterly opposed to all my scientific
....a.t..'- and tt.ti. according 10 all that was
N2"aU "u >ut: subjects. ;hc claims Of Mr..
a,.y wrrr trriu;Iy absurd. But ! had some
..; ,>jty Oh tie subject, and being applied
T., a Numh"r of persons, some OF whom
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SARAToGs and all Other styles % TRUSKs at
gsscHES1s 500 and 5lf Broad street. sotE~
LEATHER vxLIsEs, RAEBEOAD BAss LADIES'
Hnc sATcIfELss Sc, at BoseHEs's, 500 and GIL
RrCnd street.
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TRUSTEE ELEcTED.-Rey. T. S. Dunaway,
the pastor of the Baptist church at Frede-
ricksburg. Va, has been elected trustee OF
Richmond College.
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+ Themost sty)seh collar you cam wear Is TIA WAR
WICK. Ask for IS at the ge1aemen's furnishing
stores, "
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EUREKA QcAETErTE..--The members of this
musical organization, comprising Messrs.
Henry, C, wyatt, James T. Wood, +: W.
Cunnip gh4m, w. B. Riddick, and z. B. New.
beiser. are now In Westnorelant county, and
last hight gave one Of their entertaip:nents
at s;tratford church, aDd tonight Will give
one at Oak Grove, beth in aid of the West
moreland LADIES' Memorial Association
fund, sg.ssl..r4aa =
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DISPATCH PRINrNG-HousE.-Unsu la
c,fities for the prompt execution OF "a, ntn1S
,;,,,ing Orders illei promptly and at low prices
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CUSTOM mASp-aApEl WORK TO ORDER .
poscury.s, SOC and 5l1 Broad street.
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900, cIosr or raE SEASON

C,oRNs-CL0sE OF TIE SEASON
I Ipa,rons, both from etiy and cnnnsIy, ~
who vse 6e,1h e,inpe9sk Sass' s safsiy siSas S ssi
treat,hssh treat,nas tptIGNiOSs, NAILS, C0iLOs,
HDr..sscauIS SCH win se a HI. ss9s s,,aes: !.
Gender I'm all cases, as ns.dsl' asp
+ atiies and children, Early APP s.s
vent disappointnena
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..sf LIVERY STABLES.
r AFAYETTE STABLES, -
IL So
Mas. 724 Main stree. AMI 6 Eigklh street.

. To Nv rp1rSDs ASo THE PcgLIC GENERALLY.
have oneupd front on Natn stree III eohaGe.aoN
with my Eignth-s reEt stable where sha hesp
s;an r ON hand iirsa class e tslASsS as.Ivea >
s"% EifGGiES tor src. [ BIKE recently retei1eu =
ane GLAS~ HFA rs and Will give tny pei a .ona. as
enlon to furnishing hacks ,h os nuhti ~
rn tnr nsst na,ronyee hopet merit Tie saisis ID
toe future by sisct attention 70 Su,,ot T ss1nx -;
Also, BAGGAGE IkAsstohNrta, ~ p,o,s,,o,o,r
wa. II. SUTHERLAND fInIs,seAIpr, ~ AI,.,
W u SUTHERLAND, (tefk. -
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E0sT, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

7 OST. on Sunday afternoon. between
II Ninth and Marshall streets and Third and Ca.
nal, Il GOLD BRACELET, marked " Il: =" The
finder Will b: rewarded by leaving 1t at 9Od Mar
shalt street. lVo-Z
T OST, NOTE OF LEVY BROTHERS
/ for 81 200 at SIX months from January lsf.
1875. due July i. 1873 payable 10 and endorsed ,l
hv .ZEKIEI. j. LEvY-the said note having been
takrn M put not ma. kcd paid" or cancelled In
any way All persons are hereby warned not to
~ G3f '''e LEVY BROTHERS.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR SEW
w eral DOCI ORS' PHAETONS. TOP and no
TOP-BUGGIES: SPRING-WAGONS, suitable for
grocery and trucking purposes, at very low prices:
Guarant tQed superior workmanship. Umbrellas
attached 10 open buSgles and wagons with adiusta-
bic hoders-a cheap substitute for top. A call so-
cited. W. G. SMITH, 30S Fifth street, between
Broad and Marshall. jc 19-lm
GUMAC WANTED.-I paw the highest
Manchester Tan Yard Sumac Mills. from railroad
depots and landings. or nc the sunlac- and bark
mills, corner seventh and Canal streets, Richmond.
is 2-3m JOHN L. HULSI.
WANTED, EVERYBODY TO SAVE
" MONEY! MONEY :! MONEY!:! by having
their clothes secured BY the celebrated French dyer
and scourer aud champion gIoye.ceaner. Pants
secured ami pressed In the original shape for 5Oc
and whole suits for 81. Kids gloves cleaned for DC.
per pair Repairing done at twenty five per cent.
less iNan any house IN the city. r. FRENCH.
my 24-3m No. Sisth street-Sign Of red Nag.
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Cox EWARD.-Str,yed from On
SZC my place, near Burnt On binary, LexA
james on suasay hot he esa s8a aad ID ha
hands hiph one while hind foot, and small white
spot in his face full name aud tall ane very larye
neck; Just seen pas sing New Kent ConrlhDuse " IN
TWENTY-FIVt. DOLLARS If left II BUSH q
APpERSoS's, l7l0 Franklin street, Rishmnho' OF
ra,rrn.G 10 Yna ---.-...-.-4--E j. e.. DAVIS.
Burnt Ordinary, James City county, va.
jy 1-1w&sw2t* .-.t... ....
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ROBERT 3. LYME. s P. NJ, framed t1use ant
lot on Poplar street between F1fteensh street
and Shockoe creek cree, q. .r.f .t... T4., e.g.
". B. RATCLIFEE, groceries, &c. ...-..
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TOR RENT, STORE FITTED UP@
T. rs b,sroom, fixtures, including coun. Ia
Main stree d bstween Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets targaa can be Ind. Apply TO-
-, I FRANK d. HILL, Z a..
Real Estate Agent,
Rat #ts 1913 Main street.
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WANTED, A GOOD BLACKSMITH,
W to go to the country. One competent to do
all kinds or work Meet me to-day between the
hours of 10 aud IL o'clock In front Of Richmond
pos.-0tica. r. {. G. MOORE.
jy Tits '.. t'' -af's-."+ @.. ,s s''
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TOR RENT, THAT LARGE ANDm
4 DESIRABLE TIFREE-SrORY BRICK ~
DWELLING niue roOms. gss and water. and gooG
Kitchen, No. 81 6Broad Street, .beiw Ninth ana
Tenth - ROBERT Is. LYME,
iy 5-3t Real Estate A gent.
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EOR TENT. THAT VERY NEATR
&. l. and desirable BRICK TENEMENT No. ksI :.
2111. on Broad street between Twenly-irst and
rwenly-seennd. six. rooms; kitchen, &C.; very
complete and pleasant. Possession at once. . +.
ROBERT b. LYME,
~ 5-3t .4s...-. Real Estate Agent.
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DOR RBNT.-THAT VERY DESI-GS
4 RARI,E RESIDENCE SO. 400 eighth LII
street, Having been put in perfect order, Is now
ready for tenant The location ind arrangements
Of this hO1ssrcommendS u 10. those In wanl. Az
~ iry5Iw q D''-N " IJHN C. WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-07

COR RENT, NICE AND DESIRA-Ma
H BILE BRICK DWELLING on. Ninth W.a
street north Of Ueiglr street, eight rooms &C.; gas
and water. p. ROBERT b. LYME,
iv 5.3t Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-07

w ANTED, TO BORROW for term Of
w years five or sixI, from FIVETO TEN THOU:
SAND DOLLARS upon paper with the very best
personal security. Persons holding funds In trust
can lind The meaas for perfectly safe investment by
addressing c., ut the Dispatch office. je "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-07

WANTED. TOP AND BOTTOM La
w BORERS at The Glover Hill mines, In Ches-
terfcld county. steady work and prompt pay. Ap-
ply for transp sporta'on 10 the mlRe TO
ID. :. WOOL DRlDGf, Secrttary.
office Eighth street near Petersburg depot.
10 I'm RiehnOp1. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-07

@n0O - WANTED, MONEY FOR
~ W. n note OF seven hundred dollars.
payable in six mouths, secured on uuipcumbered
real estate assessed at eight times the amount
OF The note. Address post-otlice box S79.
B-3fx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-07

DOR RENT, THE VERY SEAT6
I and pleasant COTTAGE No. 623 NORTH &sa
Fifth street. with fyo Eooms, servants apartmentsr
large yard &C This isa, nice place. and rent low"
T.. ID. EACHO,
IL 2.at Real Estate GENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-07

WANTED, a MAN WITH TWO OR
.ort ,a,ea ~. .ya - sr,,,iI i,,a coupe
- - - MERCHANT,
jy 7-2l* r.N3 s3 Pest.ofice, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-07
WANTS.

4 COLOREDl WOMAN WITHOUT Ir9k
IA CUMBRANCE, who Is good COOK,
WASHER and IRONER. will find employment at
the corner OF Capitol and Tenth streets, Richmond
Apply 10 Lily. .7-3tl --L-l John LYON. u