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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10
A Npw Postal lARsANaExESr,-The pos

"A New POSTAL LiARRANGEMENT.- post
master has determined to have collections
made from the letter-box in front of the DIS.
patch flee at the following hours: $40 A.
M, 1890 P. NJ, 3:15 P. NJ, and 7:50 P. NJ.
Letters deposited in this box will reach their
destination as early as if carried to the post.
office. A etter.box has also been placed on
the lamp post opposite the old (Main strees)
Office, from which collections will be made
nearly as lite as from the Dispatch box.
This arrangement he's been made to accom-
modate persons passing up. and down Mair
street and who do not wish to 90 Oft their
course to mail their letters. 1t will likewise
prove great convenience to the numerous
business. men in the neighborhood Of Twelfth
and Main Streets -~.--~->--'7 rr-".--.-..
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ExcURs1oNs.-To-morro morning at 81
O'Clock the fast and commodious steamer
John Sylvester will leave her whatf at Rock.
etts with an excursion party for Old Point,
Norfolk, and the Capes, returning to Rich.
mond on Monday afternoon. The excursion
ticket embraces board at the Hygeia Hotel,
at Old Point, until Mouday.
On Monday afternoon the grand excursion
to Baltimore Uia the York River route takes
place, under the auspices of Messrs. Adams
and Perdue. The tickets have been put at q
very low figure. and good for five days. The
train will leave at 3 ?. NJ, connecting at
West Point with the steamer Louise.
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EXCURSIONS.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
EXCURSION TO OLD POINT AND NORFOLK
ALSO (IF CLEAR wEATHER) TO THE
CAPES OF VIRGINIA.

On SATURDAY, September 11th. at 6h O'Clock
A. NJ. the elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTf r
will make ap excursion trip to the above-named
places, and return to Richmond Monday afternoon,
18th instant
Round-trip tickets, including board at the HyGeIa
Hotel, Old Point, from Saturday afternoon until
Monday morning, FIVE DOLLARS only.
Round-trip tickets to Norfolk, Old Point and the
Cspes, without board, 81 only,
Tickets on sale on steamer Sc S.3t
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TIE ALLEaED Po1soSINg CLsg.-The case
Of Judy Sweet, charged with attempting to
poison Mary Carter by mixing quicksilver In
her coffee. was partially examined by. the
Police Justice yesterday morning. Accused
and accuser are employed in the family OF
Mfr. E. F. Minor, and in order to procure
the attendance Of Mrs. Minor as a witness
the case was, after much testimony had been
taken, continued until to-day. DIR. Taylor,
who testified yesterday, said he discovered
no quicksilver IN the coffee brought to him
for analysis, but found plenty OF signs of it
on the spoon which, as he was Informed,
bad been used In the coffee. Quicksilver. he
asserted, was not poison, though it was by
mapy people regarded as such. The bail Of
Judy was fixed at 81, ,0oO. - q
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GRAND EXCURSION TO BALTI-
VI MORE rta THE RICHMOND, YORK
RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE RAlLROAD.-Thc
undersigned take pleasure In Offering to all pleasure
seekers and businessmen an opportunity to visit at
very reduced price. the Monumental city. Train
will leave York River depot September 18TH, at
O'Clock +. NJ, connecting at West Point with the
fast and elegant steamer Louise, aching Baltimore
at A. III. the following morning, when the Mary
land State Fair commences, and eX-GoVelnor u. Z.
Walker, of Virginia, win deliver The annual ad-
dress.
Tickets for trip. 90 SO, good for five days.
Tickets can be procured at McPhail's drugstore.
corner Seventeenth and Main streets at s. X. Per
dues No. IA Twenly-third street; or Of Il. Z.
dams. No. "a Seventeenth stree, or at all way
stations on land and river. Managers:
- X. L. ADAMS,
se It'd 9. K. PERDUE.
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BIC SuSFLowER.-As sunfiower thirteen
inches in diameter Is on exhibition az UNI:
Office. It Is a splendid specimen. II II
could be seen by the immortal bard the au
thor of Shoo.Fly and the refrain I" Happy
as Big Sunflower" it would carry inena'
Bile Joy to his heart. As 1t is, its beauty Is
to- be- wasted on the officers Of tne Unlteei
States Agricultural Department, to whom IL
is to be sent as o specimen Of What Virginia
can do in this line.
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Police COURT, YEsTERDAY.-Susan Plea
sants (colored), charged With being drunk
and unable to take care Of herself, vas sent
to Jail for ten days.
Charles Madison (an old offender) was sent
to Jail for ten days for being drunk.
Bette Turner lcoloredl, charged with tres
pass and threatening to assault Catharine
Robinson, was discharged.
Lewis Dodson (colored), charged with
cursing, abusing, and threatening to assault
and beat Isaac Gregory, was discharged.
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OFFIc CrY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
sos MARSHALL STREET,
RICHMOND VA. September z, 1875. }

RICHMOND. VA. September Z, 1875.
DUBLIC SCHOOLS.-The PU IL =
i SCHOOLS will omen on WEDNESDAY, sep
erItcr a6th. at 3 4. NJ.
Parents and guardians are earnestly requested 70
send thcir chi Il rem promptly.
: Attention is called TO the following regulations
adopsc0 by the School Beard: ,,,,.
| + That tho father or male guardian OF cniioren
mvs, forward 10 the teacher The TAX re-
ceints both civ and State, for the current year. D.
fcs. children can be admitted In the puonc schools
rs scholars. ,.>,. e.ho,ars T.,
their respective schools up 10 the Let OF January
nart. nroyi,ed the receipt for oue half the city
capitation lax for 1874 he presented: but teachers
shall require the receipt for the otner ha OF tne
civ cspltation tax on January l, 1870. fecelpts
for the full amount " tax shall be required from
ali scholars entered on and alter the LIST OF January
1875. 49,
8. Receipts for the State capitation tax may be
as late as the 1st Of November following
ihe opening OF the schools. Teachers shall require
the Slate receipts to be presented on ano a1ttr
date from all scholars retained In the pubiic schools
T. Teachers shall. before returning recelnts lave
them cancelled b. the principal and shall keep
record OF same and report deinQuents 10 the prln-
cipa of the school, whJ shall report to the supern-
tentlent OF schools. Teachers shall not aomit scho'
lars to the schools on cancelled receipts.
s. Children who are permanent resicents OF tne
CITY Of Richmond and have no father or male guar.
dian Shall be admitted as scholars into The public
schools and be exempt from the above require
ments
j. II. BINFORD.
C,,,~ ~ort, ,tnY,HE Etsf n
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A BAD BoY.-Lewis Boyd alias Louis
HailwelI, small coIored boy, was before
the Police Court yesterday morning
charged with the following offences: AS
saulling Henderson Taylor with a brick
stealing one pistol valued at S5; with enter
ing the dwelling house of aud threatening to
assault and beat Elyira Miller. The first
charge was dismissed, the witnesses not
being present; in the other cases they were
continued until to-day and the accused was
committed to jli'.
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AFALL AND CoiHClDENCE.-On Wednes-
day evening between and O'Clock DR..
peterfield Trent was called in at No. 900
east Marshall street to see q colored girl
named Alice Winston, aged six years., who
had fallen from porch fifteen feet from the
pavement and received severe bruises. No
bones were broken. This was the second
time this girl had fallen from the same porch,
and the second tine Dr. Trent had been
called in to dress the injuries received BY
the fall. .....
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TIE FATE OF A BURGLAR. - Edward Por.
ter, charged With feloniously and burgla'
riously entering the dwelling.house OF Hez..
kiah. James, was tried in Judge Guigon's
court yesterday, found guilty, and seat TO
the penitentiary for five years. - '
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SENT TO THE PENTENTIARY FOR EIGHT
YEARs.--Levi Coleman, charged with felo
uiouay assaulting Polly Brooks, was tried
in the Hastings Court yesterday, found
guilty, and sent to the penitentiary for eight
In the case Of stealing groceries from Polly
Brooks nolle proseqM was ordered 10 De
opforp6 tf#.
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In JAIL FOR Two MoNTHs.-James Thorn.
ton and Samuel Miller were tried in the Hus-
tings Cours yesterday for breaking into the
stable of w. Ben. Palmer and steaiing nye
dollars worth Of harness, found guilty, and
sent to Jail, with labor, for two months eaco.
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have analyzed the Whiskey known Under the
brand Of "B SELECT controlled by Messrs. VAL
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find it
FREE FROM FusIL OH. and other impurities, and
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. }. B. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College OF Va.
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DISPATCH PRINTING HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added well.seected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMP PROVED MA
C1IINERY and sKGLFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant US in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex.
fna
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The FRE-ALARM ATTACHMENT can be foun
at o. II. MARssALL's, No. 921 Main street; al~o,
the largest and cheapest line Of Hats, Of all kinds,
ever shown In Richmond. new lot Of those SOC.
boys hats just in.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DA1.

CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.: P. ~, for rent at
auction the brick store at the southwest corner
of Main ana Ninth streets, lately occupied Dy
W. ID. Blair & Co.
+ THOnPSON BROWN, 8 P. NJ. six building
lots al the northwest corner Of Floyd and har'
vie streets.
J.R. HOCKADAY, ~ NJ, fruits, produce, &c.
r. s. ANDERSON & CO., 10H A. NJ, groceries, &C.
ROBERT B.LYNE. s. 2. NJ frame tenement and
lot on Oregon Hill, On Laurel street oet"een
China and High.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, at their auction
rooms, an assortment OF furniture, &C.
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ALLEGED, D,EABEzzIEMENT.-In the Hastings
Court yesterday Nicholas SWeetman was tried
for the embezzlement of S22, funds OF def
fry Mason. Mason, it was alleged, gave Mr..
swe stnan s22 with which 10 pay bis State.
revenue Tux. The money Was not used as
M. Msson intended It should have been,
and ne bought suit. i The case was fully
heard. but the jury failing to agree it was
postponed unN the next term Of tine court.
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EsoAPR OF PRIsoHERs.-Three prisoners
succeeded in making their escape from lDe
Hanover Jail night before last-Andre" Car.
ter and Lewis Henderson the name ol tue
third was not aseertainede
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FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY, AND sILVERWARE.
Additional supplies just received. Special atten-
tion given to the repairs OF fine watches and jewell
ry. C. GENNET, 1901 Main street.
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DOARDING-SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
ID TAPPAHANNOCk, VA.
Mrs j. p. MCGUIRE

Mrs j. p. MCGUIRE
will cor mence the Eleventh Session of her HON :
SCHOOL on the FIRST MONDa4 in OCTOBER
with the competent assistants she mas heretofore
employed. .
TERMS (per session of nine menths): Board ana
English tuition, 5000; French aud Latin, each.
$40: Music aud use of piano, S45 Washing. 81 80
per month. No extra charges Pupils bring their
own towels. When two pupils come from lhe same
family. and for daughters of clcrsymen, mere Is
j. +. McGuire, Jr., Richmond. or TO Rev. j. 3.
Newton. or Mrs }. L. Meg UlRE. Tappahann0ck
Essex county, Va. au ~ eootO1"
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MRS. SUSAN REED WILL REOPEN
NE her school SEPTEMBER 9th, at her resi-
dencr corner Of Twenty eighth and Broad Streets.
IL
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COMMISSION MERCHANTs.-We solicit your or.
ders for printing, or call at any time you may
wish to see specimens OBJ ain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t will he to your advantage.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS RICHM MONDg
LII CITY GUARD SEPTEMBER 10, 1S75.-A
There Will be drill of this company To- tN
tween Seventh and Eighth istreets) ut half past
O'Clock. Every member is requested 70 be preseat.
BY order of Captain Z. r. TAYLOR.
Sc 1O.lt* w. X. CASKIE, O. g.
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TN - "f
,@t.Its.e., ys4st y EE,'5a =. u. ,z#
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EDUCATIONAL.

AIRS. WEED AND MISS BYRD WILL
wi resume me uaties OF their SCH OCl4 for Young
ladies and Children SEPTf MBER 10TH at 30V
MAIN STREET. between Third and Fourth.
se lO.dS te cni3t . - -
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No ARTICLE has been discovered so effective ir
falling health as LIEsIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF, in pint bottles. -----
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DISPATCH PRINTISG-H0UsE.-U Unsurpassed IA
clitIes for the prompt execution OF all kinds OF
printing Order, filed promptly and at low prices .
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FIRST Drill oF A New CoNPANY.-Tht
new company will have their first drill a
the armory of Company G tonight at Z
O'Clock. tf5l ,t-SsS" y
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WE WANT TO IMPRESS on THE MINDS of all oar
readers that they should 20 to BoScHEN's to buy
their boots shoes, trunks and valses, 500 and 511
Broad street,
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THE FsPANoLA aud FIGARO CIGARS at ". d.
BLAIR 4 CO.'S are particularly fine tor the price.
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Go TO HERMAN BosCHEN 6 BROTHERS. to haV'
YOUR shoes or boots made. A fl guaranteed.
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CLocKs.-Every style from 81. S3, $4, 70, al
upwards. C. GENNET, 1901 Main street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUsE. GOOD work, 10"
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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TONCORDIA ENCAMPMENr,N %
" No. 80. 1. q. .. F.-The members W.
Of CONCORDIA ENCAMPMENy, No.
80. l. o. U. f., are requested to meet at
their hall THIS (Trld4yt EVENING at
o'clock. A full attendance is desired. The mem.
bers of sister encampmenis are fraternay invistd d
sc 10-2tA A. kREZMARZ, Scribe.
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VNHE EXERCISES OF Miss TAZE-
L WELLS school will be resumed at her resi-
dence No. II l east Grace street, OCTOBER 1sT,
where application can be made for terms or any
other dp sired information. sc S'eodim
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plIh"N zoo EAST FRASkIIN STREET,
IL RICHMOND, VA
MS MrS T =: r%YTr2ESii r%IrEi Associate rr'Oc'pa's'

Of n!< i7Sf'nsG9as 7sh ns9s ,ST snG SHs Ssose on on
&c -! NEE NsEE;J,yn Of June following.
hs.Er" 'c Mr." !owEi.I have charge OF me oosro
,Ec agrv:tiH en-. ,,,., those or any other of oul
frf'> =" ,ni rTadc either Within or o"tStde o.
nc e.c,.c>, ciSs fscililcs in MUSIC ana MODERN Ian
GEta.t>,f tyiton The same as heretofore: r,,,,,
i@t, o. .,r Trircusr or catalogue giving par''oa
~. .rfcrtrc',S, ~ ~, " Principal,
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DIssOLUTrONs & PARTNERsHnPs:
FEED, Ae.

NEW FEED-sTORE.C CORNER BROAD
IN srxEFT AND BR COX AVENUE. No 500.
in, witch wiH be kept regalarly{4 fuii supply OF
eyerylhipg IN the r eED hne--yiz:
COIN. OATS, - s.f
aAYo II kinds.
SHEAP OATS. BRAN.
BRowSsTCFF, SHLFSTUFF.
as.4s, SoPy & ral,, bolted and unboIted; &C., &e:
! pleass give me call, as j. ana gettrninea e sS
cIease, if posable. Goods delivered 10 aag pass %
sss .s si.SS; a.S;. THOMAS HUsDLxY.
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NO. 68|.
MEETINGS..
pAI rnsaMITTEE 6ni tha

THE Gna,ERAL COhfMITTEEf for the
n entertainment, &C., OF the GREAT COUNCIL,
OF TIE UNITED STATES. ]. %. Z. IL, win meet
ct my ONCE, corter Eleventh and Broad streets.
THIS tFridayt EVENING at 8 O'Clock. Every
member OF the committee is requested TO be pres
In full. 800 n f,ABELL TGBB.
&c 1O-1t sss szye.x ~ Charm An. Y
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YOUNG LADY WHO HAS HAD
N seven years. experience, and can do all kinds
of plain and fancy needle work deS.r, 8 SlTDA-
TION either In u private family or PUBLIC estab.
lisbment. Address A. B., Box 81, Farmytlle, Va.
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9ETANTED, BY AN ENGLISHMAN. a
w SITUATION AS SMU5TARD-MAKER.F Fif.
teen years, experience IN all the branches Address
:. w. p" Box 23, pos;-ofice, Richmond, Va.
So 10-3tx
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rny-CsT1QNAL-

yy SlnE ACADEMY. ELMMVO,n, ~.
SINNl ->ipE The third session or ih's
SkysNJr Sndo S,N Or snc I6,h oG september, sna
81 H2Sa1 a oiaa T "s" f'f%iHi % be s
CO." a5 Muse vocal nnd For circular aud terms
~ competent s. Main street, or at residence
srn,, =, m, s,cae and IATs " S'fNS EsNS EFT.
c. on so ~cpSSsN" ---N--------
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UPHOLSTERY and
pAPER-HANGIEGs.
j. II. GRAFTON,
No. Ninth street.
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MASONIC NOTICE-The stated q =
Al communication of DOVE L0DGE,XA
Iodge-room, Washington Hail. on THIS fEriday)
EVENING, September 10, at 4 O'Clock. All Master
Masons in eood ssandipg are fra,ernally Invited.
BENJAMIN T. AUGUST,
JO-1tt
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WANTS.


WANTED, 50 HALF BOXES ME-
w DIUM l1-lNCH TOBACCO, for cash. Send
samples and address. ~
CLARK & STUYvESANT,
3l2 Gorth Court street,
CO 1O.0tk ST fOlIis. Mo.
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DAMPATIkE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
i King William county, Va, Twenty-Five miles
from Richmond HOWARD X. BAHNF NJ. A.
HEAcuER. Session. nine months-lst of Oc' obcr to
lsr0f July. Terms, 1925 lfsession, in ad-
vance. No extras. Limited number. Circulars
furnished on application Address roLoNEL
THOMAS ii. EAEfhR, AIanqun post-ofhce. King
William county Va au 80 2iawtOc1
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Aitt.ul1uplld 1tsp||'a'ttll.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1876.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
fsLARsER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCULA-
TON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY. NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. 5s a il

The WEATHER To-DAy.--Ihe prob liabilities
are that the ,oeather today ,eil be cloudy,
and probably rainy. s>st Il -
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WANTED, BOY TO assist In the man
w agement OF FARM. Would not object TO
such one CARVING mother or sister with him.
Sia;e salary. Would expect TO give reference. Ao.
dress j. a. c., Richmond post-offlcc.
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EEMALE COLLEGIATE ms rI1UIE,

303 TWELFTH STREET.
'uF 5n Al sc-siVn viii teyju on ..s. s
P,.rf ~ sn& \. EPTEmBER %, 1875.
W. yntms i"r ha'f session 4IS o $2S
-" VHcu"is apply ai The bookstores. or 10
.r 90 r.. r.. PAHHAM. A. NJ,
-N--C'cpo2"a q Principal
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I0sT. sT,RaYED, AND FOUND.

oTRAYED, from the premises No. 9assS
y 1T, corner Second and FransiiI -.
ahont TWO months cd, white, with yellow marks on
The bIck and sides. "A iioerai reward VIII ne pad
on his return TO The above oT
Bank sfIesia. ssssslsSF9 Z esAV.os-5
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piCh MUND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, IA.
StLECT SrHUU r. FOR BOYS.

wl t". pleased 10 +. so,n lnod.te SIX BOYS for
vac t'At session. Cuu,,np p'1ug CE IOBEE l, 1870
:" =. "iHih. JtNt 80. l. STC.
ifkM>: Far ,yrrd ~, iuitog, eXclusye of
-shltf, 300. payable In equal ssSaluents at be-
eihHiug, uldl lr, and ,ur, I,a9ssioii. Audr. IS
) - vi 6WATHMEY.
Taylorsyilie, SanoNef county, W.
"4.3laS'ws '. -
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-,I,II CLOVER HILL RAILROAD CoM

IIvIE CLOVER HILL RAiLkoAp Rail- s!oA 70 noM con.
IA H,,'-o|,yh coal dealers, al The following low
ces @ Toad aSo ;a' aSSo DSSo psaad:, at. q
!,HiLp 81 81 irr ION. 2.240 pounds. at. . ~
,I,I iatT ns. load $50 p"nnds. Sl:;:'.;.>' a.
iia;S C.o.I - long ton, 2.24O pounds at.:... Az
lI,o lI1n ~, month OF September: after which nme
ol.' ~ -,r viii be advanced twenty-five cents per
osG or ton , .n;s se.sor we resDec,fully
jh |~1 ,,cnIon 10 The fact that In purchasing ~,
WrR NIL cuAl. the consume, pcuS n,cn, s,no
rot >yyTryinla U Iump he gets ouy 1850 10 1850
%n. Whilst it i, tciesed That pound OF Gl0ysr er
~! u ,,,tr ou.uiily Of West Virginia coal. ihe
, H 'r III coal is there fore the most economical.
, roxI Is -nd h> weirht. so that there can oe ho
,',t, ,s - the QuSurity delivered. = -.
, ,.-rr -r,,.srr.r Sc 6-co61 IN
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and

Rdnoe of Thermometer at the Dispatch office
Se,nfernkea q. lS7H. L---..----
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RslSS JUnKINS will receive. at No. COL
lfl Gracc street FIFTkFN YOUNG LADIES
for the scholastic year bcginniSg september "a,
1874 au 25-dtSe27
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WANTED, GOOD WHITE WOMAN
w to do the work OF n small family. Must be
able to milk. Apply at 900 west CIR ce street.
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DOR RENT.

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BRICK DWELLING on Fifth street north OF
Leiah. with basement, and two stories above, con.
BRIek DWELLING on Nineteenth street be-. J.
stories above, containing seven rooms, ana Kitchen
4 BRICK DWELLING on Twentieth street be-
tween Grace and franklin, with Ave yooms $ kitehs
BRICK DWELLING on Franklin street between
TwenIy-6fth and: Twenty-stxth sirecis, with base
ment aud Two stories above, containing seven
FRAME DWELLING on Twen,y.sixfh street
north OF Leigh treeis, with TWO stores containing
seven rooms: kitchen, &c. ~
IWosToRY EEA@E anS sy on
WIN TWG.sToRY Hys lro FRANZ FRAME Il DWELLING on Clay
street between Twenty eighth and fwenty-ninth
xii9 FRAME on Thr
teth street between Marshall and Clay streets, with
four rooms; Kitchen, &c: ..,.,, o,,s
IWo FEhM si.Nn ~, ,sea ~ and streets
TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING, with four
rooms, and Kitchen, on Catharine street near
BRtiCK STORE on Mar:hall street near E!ba
BRICK STORE No. IL, with dwelling above, on
Broad street near Brook avenue.
BRICK DWELLING No. 412 Duval street, win
Fine OFFICE on Main street between Tweifth
aTS Desirable OFFICES on Eleventh street between
NV ISs io oRY FRAME DWELLING on Twen-
ty.seventh street, corner street. with hVe rooms'
A'tS FRAME DWELLING on Seventeenth street cor
FRAME STORE and DWELLING on Seveu-
teenth street corner Baldwin street.
BRICK DWELLING on sTwenty.nlntn sttees.
corner Clay street. with ,hree Or nE fSar EoSs; Ap-
Sc IO.1w ll13 Main street.