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Tbe POTENCY OF MASONRY.
HISTORY OF THE LOSS AND RECOVERY OF A
MASONIC JEWEL-NTEREsTING AID FRATER-
NAL CORRESPONDENCE.

HISTORY OF THE LOSS AND RECOVERY OF A
MASONIC JEWEL-MTEREsTING AND FRATER-
NAL CORRESPONDENCE.
The associations connected with Masonry
and the mysterious power it wields for the
good of its membership Is beautifully and
forcibly illustrated in the history Of the re-
covery OF mark after being missing nearly
twelve years. General james M. Allen, a
member of st. Johns Commaudery, No. 8,
of Carlisle, Pa, was the possessor OF mag
ni1cent gold Masonic design which be al
ways wore on his watch-chain. In January,
1864, while connected with the Quartermas-
ter's Department Of the United States army,
and stationed at Newport News, Va. large
hotel at that place was destroyed by hre, ana
the General repaired to the scene OF the con-
fagration.: Upon returning to quarters MS
watch, chain, and the Masonic mark were
missing. He lanented the loss OF the time
piece and the Masonic emblem, and mace
many fruitless efforts to recover them. In
the course of time he abandoned the thou2ht
of ever again obtaining them but the lol'
lowing correspondence will explain how the
owner has again come into possession of one
Of the lost articles:
RICHMOND, VA. August 2, 1875.
Sir James M Allen. st. Johns Command
cry, No. s, Carlisle, Pa:
Sir knight,-Whie on a recent pilgrim
age to Boston, Mass, with Richmond Com
mandery, Knights Templar, came in pos
session of Masonic jewel with the name OF
James M. Allen engraved on it. I have writ
ten to several Sir knights in different States
whose names are reported iu the returns o
the different Grand Communicates, and this
| day received letter from the Recorder oi
your Commandery stating that your body
| has such member. l desire to know of you
| whether or not you have at any time lost OF
had stolen from you q Masonic charm bear
| ing your name; and if so, please give me 9
description of it, that may return it to you
| if it should prove your property.
Truly and courteously yours, &C.,
| JOIN E. LAUGHToS, JR.,
Richmond Commandery, No. 2.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE >ALE.

EOR SALE, ON THE MONTHLY IN
h STALMENT PLAN.-I have for sale pri-
yalely several NEW BRICK HOUSES. with
modern improvements, on the following terms
300 per month: House, twelve rooms, &c. {;
S;5 per month House, six rooms, and kitchen'
$50 per month House, six rooms; west i1ain
street -. ,,.
a55 per month House, eight rooms; west Nain
street. -.
t35 per month: House, six rooms; west Cary
street. -. A..
These houses have all been recently built, are Ia
,ood ncipbhorhoOds and are situated In that part
of the city which Is constantly increasing In Vaiue
annly 10 FRANK ID. HILL,
Real Estate Agent
o,oo1y M l10S Main street,
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CONCERT AND TABLEAUX.-Tbe concert and
tableaux for the benefit Of the Little Sisters
of the Poor, which was recently given 10y
some little children ut the upper end of Sc
venteenth street, was quite success. The
performance of the children ELECTED much
applause, besides substantial result in mo-
ney for good cause.
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ALLEGED W1FE.BEATER IN TROUBLE
Thomas Nicholson appeared before the Po-
lice Court on Saturday. charged with cursing,
abusing, and threatening to assault and beat
his wife, Ann Nicholson. The case being
made out Justice White required him to give
security in the sum..ol S100 for thirty days,
or 20 to Jail for that length Of time.
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The VINEYARD RoBDERY.-The four men,
Lewis Broadus, William Hays, Jim Buck
ner, and Sam. Sutton, charged with robbing
DR.. Crensbaw's vineyard of a lot of grapes,
and who were arrested and brought to Rich.
mond, appeared before the Police Court on
Saturday, and were turned over to one Of the
constables of Henrico county.
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IO THE CONSERt ATINE VOTERS
-! ht' 'iMhHb.-rruiuuutl grateful for the
i-i..lI Her ttnl trt> 50 recently ana <, ,ncrousy
1"...''"i ''r Mo ~ NoGr SUif:agcs, 40" announce
EF-"i iA&DlDATf FOR tLECTIbS tu the
'itt - or l'ELIGATE~. eLi,jcct 10 the decision
~ ~. PRIMARY election Io be- hcld on The 81 day of
; ,.."m'i L'N'. II elected rcJgc myself tO re-
i''-'i' lt';Alu..r "a. viii q NY constituents III
''.if '@-'iaccla vi lch their Interests may be In
A'"'. Az :" " t. al. .! lEv energy aud ability
ijr-',. I" 'hc advancement Il Ihrir material Il u
in'ltte.. ~ Dsi sitrrliy
lo'n. very r"si'crtfulIy. your obcd,nt servant,
~ Nf
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70 Tile CUNsEEVATLEE VOTERS

- iHr CITY OF LICiMOND:
~ .A, .ugcrtiIul Of many friends hereby an
u. ""'' N~cti q t-!aGiuaic for ne nomination 10
'.'' .as' ~ Delegates oI NrginE, al the primary
'' .|'H i"tt he lat ~ The Sd September. If should
''% 80 'l' domination al the prilra"y poll, and the
-, ''- 81 Ntr rc-u-:r poll, plcd.s myself ~ re-
'i~'1l '',c rltS "t x. .hnOnd. and h advocate and
.'W"'' all iHca>ur,s That viii ad%a.tCc our COM
" re sl!U!air our snaEu'iiriuriug Interests. and
lL' ~ generally 1. u!atcral prsse pcTity OF our
~. " IL" iiis anEOIl IccneEt submit 10 Ike VIII
- '' l1"'l". ". L. NJ. &ELLAM.
HH Zi-,.cY.
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A MISSING FoREEAS.-F. II. Lentz, fore
maH Of Goldback &; Co.'s match factory, at
Rockets, disappeared suddenly a few Gays
ago and has not since been beard from. The
operations at the factory were temporarily
suspended on account of his absence, bat
work has since been resumed.
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nooKs, sTAEIoAERY. &c.
THERMOMETERS, &o.

RANDOLPH ENGLISH
have for sale an assortment Of THkh "V'1A. =
TIERS from csc. to 70. ,ae
INITIAL PAPER and PAfStAnsfs7' - -
feren, kinds, frcm 6e.so % per oox. ,,,,,
Another supply Of coaaoS'sasss tsA :.
srANDs-shs best made - : : S
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~ THE VOTERS OF RICHMON

I'u THE VOTERS OF RICH MOND
i cry AND tui\ii OF HEERICO-My
gtu.. N..G. been mentioned III connection with
r'. SENATORIAL ,tFftCi. from your distrci,
@.| ..., H-~"iiIEug ANY merit for such consdcra-
'- f. hG part 81 mE i"lu"-Citt2-IiS. II Is proper
... {" ~ That II YOU huHur me by an election
:. nt,>r&AtE rf VIRGINIA | will give you
.aHl.ri ~rGy!r".
!hD.' ', l.ank 10 s:y Illgt shall he unablcto
'ahrre ''ur t!l" C'y or Tie county. all The time
trH sole! 80 itie public service until the Soycm-
'"It1t'n!.- ~iii o. occupied In The discharge Of
@N gu.ir~ 49, !'Ic. itlcut ot the Stale Agricultural
>,is.l. GIrv.tly l,rtaintug 10 the approaching
:a.t. aHh J. j. pf"h;h" iIai This service l. impo.
tT&' Z" Asl.r interest. ans tr he people OF the
v ..N.. >isi" IT, any ''hcri can now render.
a.tt-3; ". {. KNIGHT.
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CARLISLE, PA, August 90, 1915.

SIR j. E. Laughton. Jr., s. W. R'chnsono
Commande'y, No. s, b. T.:
Dear Sir,-Your letter of the 9th instant,
as also mark per express, were received by
me in due time, but my absence from town
prevented more prompt reply. l am sin
cerely thankful to you for the trouble 10
which you have SO cheerfully put yourself
in my behalf, and can only express the nope
that it may some time be in my power tc
make q return. Our Commandery ut tnis
place is as much delighted as myself q. ene
recovery of our long-lost mark, and desire
me to express 70 you the pleasure they VII
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OLD FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.-To.day
week the Old First Virginia Regiment will
have picnic at Blenner's Sprink Park for
the benefit of the regiment. This call is
made to enable the veterans to take care oil
the graves Of its gallant dead.
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STRICKEN WITH PARALysIs.-Mr. Nicholas
Devereaux, for many years wcllknoWn
merchant Of this city, now residing at the
corner Fourteenth aud Ross streets, was
stricken with paralysis Friday evening.
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SARATOGA and all other styles of TRUNKS at
BosClIEN'S, 500 and GIL Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER VALIsES, RAILROAD BAGS, LADIES'
line SATCuELs, &c., at BosCHEN's, 500 aud 511
Broad street.
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corner OF Main and Tenth streets.

COMMISSION MERCuASTS.-Wc solicit your or.
ders for printing, or call at any time you may
wish to see specimens or OBJ ain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t will be to your advantage.
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THE VIRGINIA RILEY wHIsKEY sold By CHRIS
TIAy & WHITE has been analyzed by Drs McCaH
and Taylor and recommended rs a pure medctn1'
beverage Price for two-yea. old, $3.50 per gallons
price for three-Year old, S3 80 per gallon.
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.OARDINa AND LODGING.

DOARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT 500
ID Franklin street, nearly opposite tne sqeaIss .
attached. Also, comfortable FGkalsAED ngSnaae
for gentlemen. az -s~.-------> lo-S@1
DOARDING.-FOUR CGMF0RTABLSs
u FITRNIsHED or USFURSIsHED ksasStt ~. -
with ali the comforts Of home, &s; en- nsasNE
I'll east Leigh street. MRS. Il h-s -
au 27-3tS -------------.--
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Convict RECEIVED Edward Smith (co.
lored), one year for house-breaking, was re-
ceiyed at the penitentiary Saturday from
Washington county.
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GOLD FoILs, Amalgams, Tin Foils, HIPS stop
ping. s. S. W. Gutta. Pcrcha Filling, Guiioiss Ce-
menl, Cement Plombe, Ariiciel Dcntine, Roberts's
o. Artificial, Oxy. Chloride of Zinc.
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EVERY WARWICK AND ELMwooD COLLAR thas
is sold is perfect. This cannot be said OF any other
collar made.
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DISPATCH PRINTIXa-HoUs Unsurpassed -.
cit,ies for the prompt execution OF all ktaas -
printing. Orders aued promptly and at low pss sces'
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

A. r. DUESBERRY, 3 2. NJ, ut No. 206 First
street. between Grace ana Broad framed Duid-
Ing, to be removed IN ten days.
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To DEHTIsTs.-Thc profession will find every
requisite either for the Office or the laboraoryat
C.GENNET'S, ] COL Main street.
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BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

ryCETJENT FARM OF 431 ACRES
T. on THE FREDERICKSBURG RAiLRoAD,
NsAR TO TAYLOR'5 CROSSE Nc, FOX sALs.- Atas.-.
At the request OF the owner (whose health oe'sts
him from giving il sitenionl offer for sale l,,9i MS
FARM of 431 ACRES located as above: ten HI.es
north OF Richmond, formerly owned 5y Me.srs.
Glazebrook Thomas. About ~ d a,s 0pst xS
land OF fair quality, and oDe-third III w4od 4 sna
timber. The buildings consist OF o DWSLLaN,,T .s,,
with six 20 seven rooms, front portico kitchen WIN
fxo rooms, oycrseer's house, barn, statte, hc.
There is good young orchard ON Tie place; ,ls Lse
by. and the access to the farm by county ros1 OF
railroad very convenient. The farm Will be soia %
a whole or divided into small parcels. City Iesi
esaie win be taken in exchange or he terms mace
very accomm odating. SIR. w. II. Dapis, now &c
siding on the farm, VIII show It 70 those wno may
call on him. Apply 10 p..N,e aUctionseer
au 27-3t EeaI esae L.9Sn0..1s-.-- --
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, GLEN.
ELLESn near the new RESERVOIR, wlen
HANDSOME VILLA and NiSE S, AgRES Nh ~. Jg
LAND: also, number OF BEAUTlFUL L0IS
on A Ashiand street between WASHINGTON aRc Carter
and Carter and Robinson streets. AppsyHn,y Apply 70
au 24.6t Real Estate Agent and Auenoneer.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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NOTARY PuBLIc.-James L. Hines has Deen
appointed by the Governor notary puDi1e
for Pittsylyania county.
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EOE TIE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

. l"Hf u he spNcittii)ii of hundreds of the
t''N" ~ Ei"AmoAd, 81 All caAse. anG vacations.
"''.' Ii1Tts s.g.G 10 the written calls w.ici,
- j" 'H Adi'."t m". respectfully announce my
= sa'' a. ed'idi!ttr FOL l2ir mex; HoU USE OF DELE
- su'y"ct - the decision Of In" Conservative
r',''"} election 10 Lc he'd Oh The I'd day OF sep
IT,. IJDS l.. HkLSEY.
~ HHb<D. Au"II.i 19 1875 An "a 4-IOt
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tICHOOL DESKS.

We are manufacturing SCHOOL DESKS Of va
rious sizes and Of the most approved styles, win
FOLD ING SEAT and all La test improvements.
Prices will be us low as they can be purchased
anvwbere. and the very best materials used.
"n' "' - j. W. CARDWELL Il CO..
anl4.1m GIL Cary street, Rlohmend, Va.
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lprairie) township of Keokuk county 1t was
seen to divide into two unequal parts-a
small eastern portion continuing its motion
northwestward, but soon losing It's brilliancy,
aud seven to fourteen times greater west.
ern portion which remained intensely brill
liant until its final explosion. While di-
viding, the meteor produced two tremendous
detonations; and after the main body had
crossed the railroad at Marengo it produced
three terrific detonations, which shook the
buildings for miles around 80 as to create
In the residents the fear Of an earthquake.
Besides these detonatlons, the meteor was
accompanied with variety of other sounds,
| heard over circular area Of one hundred
and fifty miles in diameter. To those
| iarthest away from the orbit it sound.
ed as If their chimney was on fire,
and an astonishingly large number
Of persons missed the sight Of the meteor
because they buried to their stoves and fues
to check the apparent fire. Those nearer the
track heard prolonged rumbling and roll
ing sound, which they compare to that pro-
! duced by the running of train over high
and trestle bridge, Others still nearer the
| region OF final explosion hurried upstairs,
thinking that the plaster had fallen on the
heads OF their sleeping children in the upper
1
clank and clatter of heavy, hard bodies strik-
ing against each other or against the hard
ground. The larger meteorite forms an ir:
regular rounded rhomb, Is inches diagonal
and inches thick. 1t weighs Is pounds or
1876 kilograDmes, and is completely covered
| with black crust. e., complete stone.
| The AmaDa Society has confided these
| two remarkable specimens to ME for study
| They appear to have formed but one stone
when the meteor first struck our atmosphere
The number of meteorites thus far found IN
Iowa county is about one.bundred. The
total is over 500 pounds, or 225 kilogramnes
The Iowa county meteorites are all alike
bounded by irregular plane surfaces, indi'
eating the usual fragmentary nature OF me
teorites. They are all covered With BLACK
crust, formed during the cosmical part Of
their motion through the earth's atmos'
! phere. This crust is not due to fusion, bu
simply to the heating Of the outer layer O
the stone to red heat, as has been proved oJ
NJ, tner. Besides, the stone contains some
troilite-thatis, ,iron-sulphide. The following
table gives the meteorological composition
the Iowa county meteorites according to
number of analyses:
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Il + ARR rHUkiZED 10 announce
~ 'hARLt> =. WckIHhM, of ILsnrico
=, 1,L'E Il ",;''n&aic Tor :hc STATE SENATE. sub
s-HL"a. au 25-tSt 8
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ND, on Friday the 20tb, near Monroe
~ Lucrrk' LADIES BLACK GRENAi INE
Elfe MIfte Of ye Singer Msmufa,turing Company. s2I
0'"4u sIress, kieuu 0ud, Va. au 26.6t
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L"Sr, SIRAYED. AND FOUND.

oSr.-lf The party who found a re-
-, t"!'.r'e notebook VIII return the letters 10
~, tl a hh"4"trfr couu.iMY-1oon no questions will be
go ~-.L au80-ItS
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x,,n.TES FOR OFFICE.
.,, n>rL WILLIAM f. TANNEE

no tOLONEL " IH"''''" ~
j ~. npAcTHtcnci, t"nr fc''ow'ciuzehs OF
Si'"- ,c>rrc,tu}y .es permission to use your
.,o ,rnroacI, .rs urinary election as n esn-
5N"' :, .f,, STATS SENATE from this district.
|'''' ,,,.lr,atr ncwlrdgc of and connection with
.,,,., ar.d msuuiacInrinS Interests OF our
.@' arn., MIN >our high character aud ca
c,'>, .,,u and c,tiscn, 'mincntiy as you TO
T'.'N' =, ,b, Virginia Senate, aud we hope
-'i" .,,f 4, ,s>-cn,c candidate.
,,rr.f;uitS.
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RgSHSESS WANTS.

~
yyTANTED. TO SELL ONE FINE EN-
w TENSION-TOP PHAETON, ONE FINE
LADIES' PHAETOS, TOP and SO-TpP-BUG-
GiES, JERSEY and GROCEkS' WAGOSS-both
new and .ccou ud-hand. Every article fully guarai-
iced and prices lower than the same car be housnt
AT i'm this city. REPAIRING promptly and rea-
souably done. A call solicited
w. {. SMITH, sos Fifth street,
au4-lm between Broad and Marshall streets.
CUMAC WANTED.-I pay the highest
- cash price for SUMAC, in any quantity, Ut the
Manchester Tan. Yard Sumac Mills, from railroad
dpnois and landings. or ut the sunlac- ana bark-
mills. corner Seventh and Canal streets. Rchmond.
iv 5om JOHN z. HULST.
INANTED, EVERYBODY TO SAVE
w MONEY! MONEY !! MONEY!! by having
ther clothes secured by the celebrated lrencn dyer
and scourer and champion gioYe-ceaner. Pants
secured aud pressed in the original shape for 5oc
and whole suits for ~ kd esnaed ap For ceo tof
less than any house In the city. r. FRENCH,
my 24-3m Nc. Ninth street-sisn OF red Dag.
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EIUN TIE HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
ERNEST WlLTZ.
SA..c' H. IL VIII Of IN. fe)low-citizens at tire
primary election.
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WANTED, to rent, by a good tenant,
w SMALL HOUSE of three cr four rooms, for
about 81 5 month. Location, between Second ana
Sixth aud Broad aud Duvai Streets. Address
au 3O-lt* C.. b.. at this Office.
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4itllntond 1ispatth.
MONDAY. AUGUST 80, 1876.

Bg- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCULA-
TIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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WANTED, a neat and competent tE'
w MALEHUUoE SERVANT. Recommends
lions required. Apply at No. 412 Grace street.
L
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.

NVLNtE EOLOSEi. WILLIAM 5. GILMAN
'!L"'dalc Tor re-c.ccijun 10 the tinrsc ri Dele
80 iip;A ic city of aichinund, subject 10 the de-
,-'"' 81 the Conservative pnIuary election. Sep
~"'r Sd au 23-2W
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all 2S-lw
TOR SALE PRIVATELY.

FRAME DWELLING-brick basement, four
rooms aud kf,cheu-No. TIT north Fourth street
i't f.o E0 RRiIK HOUsr-four rooms, wafer. cul-
vert competitors &c.-on Ovcrton street near Irede'
gar Works. $1,000. - -
Iso FRAME DWELLISG-three rooms ana
kitchen, gas and Waterloo 7l3 north Fourtn
'u'ee'' FoO0 FRANK D. HILL, Auctionear,
oa,w No. l1OS Main street.
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10 lllk CONSERVATIVE VOTERS
Nt il' Observation-Disclosures for Tx confidence
. ''"l"i' F"pu-cG IN H. hy The ConsCM alive citi-
4 "a. ~ y amoId, re- --c,fUiy ANNOUNCE myself
I,,| NiIbA!t FOR Er-ELkCIlOS TO THE
'.'t r. 't bfLEnA1l~5. subject 10 the decision
- "'' IFtt'E~y election Su;.;cmbcr 30.
- ~D-l~rI WILLIAM f.uEEESS Elm.
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VIZ ANTED, q GOOD HAND on BREAD.
w Apply at No. 426 Seventeenth street. be-
tween Nars6aiI and Cluy. au 2S-2t*
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WANTS.

WANTED, THREE OR FOUR GOOD,
w ABLE-RODIED MES to work tboring au-
ser-holes in dry land) at Dutch Gap. Apply on the
an 40 2ls NJ. MEEHAN, Contractor.
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rOR SALE PRIVATELY, the new, con

EOR SALE PRIVATELY tbe new, con:
L vcnIcnt, and wcll.bnilt BRlCk RtsiDESCE
cas- anu water, on Leigh between Fourth aud Fith
str,e,s now occupied by Mr.. c. B.yaden, adjoin-.
ing Sir. j. w. Shields.
ai.o.a neat FRAMED HOUSE No. 705 north
Ninth street, containing four rooms, Kitchen, anc
other conycniepces.
Z. D. EACHO.
Real Estate Agent,
nh 2S-3t No. north Fourteenth street
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WANTED, TO EMPLOY AN ELDER.
w LIZ LADY, who understands the care OF
fowls, and butter and milk TO take charge OF these
matters on Il farm ten miles from this city: Apply
mt lOS cast Franklin street. au 3O-3tf
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WANTED 80 coAL'nlNEkS (a'' CO.
lored) to 20 to Illinois. Pay, IL per ton. None but
experienced miners wanted. Apply to
j. z. JUSTIS, Labor Agent,
au1S No. Fifteenth street
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WANTED, TEACHER of the Spanish
w language. Address post-ctllce box 9U7,
Richmond nosi .c1ice au 81. eOd3tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-30

WANTED, TO LEND EIGHT THOU
w SAND DOLLARS, In sums TO suit, on city
improved, unincumbered real estate.
j. THOMSON BROWN,
an 25-5t 1113 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-30

Wanted, BILLS or LONDON Highest prices
maid by I.DAvENPORT, JR.,
an o5.6t 1T First National Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-30

ENT AN TED. Il MIDDLE.AGED CO.
w LORED WOMAN, without incumbrdncc as
nurse and house-servant. One wanted who under
stands the business. Apply at FOG twentieth
street u27.3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-30

WANTED, By y GRADUATE OF
w The University of Virginia in Mathematics,
Latin, Greek, and French OF TWO years, experience
in teaching, a situation as TEACtEk. kEFEh,
ESCES: Professors of University of Virginia and
Randolph Macon College. Address X. II. T.,
Icesburg, Va. au 3-2taW3W"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-15

PERSONAL.

sheriff George Gilmore and Mrs.
s'sd. German are among those to ar
Raj IRON Alpha this morning.
noo Rowland, who for tha mast fav
Of uas been suffering from an attack
viii he au . lever, j. convalescent and
'0 MS former self in a day or so.
ell. ~ tent house adjoining Crow
st,so, blacksmith shop, on Main
roof wa Ssanght fire yesterday. The
We're s,Iles.royed before the flames
BY a nn,nRnished. 1t was occupied
damapaa umoer OF fouadrymen. The
paired. shght and was soon re-
Comna. ShirMENT. - The Atlas
p0unSs ny Yesterday shipped 40, GOO
palissda bullion, by the Eureka and
railroad, to Palisads.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS
Stock Speculation.
SAyrL X & Co..

brokers IN PUTS" "CALLSv AND
- Double Privileges, No. 3l9 California
street San Francisco, Cal.
Pamphlets mailed to any address, explain
ing this system of stock speculation.
Parties OF limited means can operate with
the same facility as a capitalist.
len dollars and a commission of one-quar-
ter per cent. on the market value Of the
stock secures a contract on 10 shares.
Twenty dollars and commission secures a
contract on 20shares.
Fifty dollars and commission secures O con-
tract on 80 shares.
One hundred dollars and commission Sc
cnres n contract on 100 shares.
This system of speculation has become re-
marhably popular in New York, and is used
by such operators as Daniel Drew, Russell,
Page and others. jyl3