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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-12

TIE Coal SAID TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN FROM
TIE CRY JAsIToRs OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS
CHARGED WITH THtFT.-Aaron Robinson,
ianitor of the High-School building; Thomas
Cooley. ianitor Of the Bellevue-School build
ing and Thaddeus Robinson and Richard
johnson, drivers for Mr.. S. p. Lathrop, were
before the Police Justice yesterday morning
to respond to the charge of stealing three
tons OF anthracite coal, the property Of the
city Of Richmond. The accused were all co.
lored, aud were accompanied by large NUM-
bers of friends and SympathiZers.
The evidence was tedious and conflicting,
and the counsel engaged in the case will
hardly claim that they accomplished much i'll
the way OF disentanging it. From wha.
could be made out of the mass OF contradlc-
tions it az cared that the School Board bad
purchased Its supply Of coal for the winter
from Mr.. Lahrop, and that in the absence
Of Mr.. Moses, the supervisor Of the school
buildings, the colored man Aaron Patter.
son was authorized TO see to the delivery OF
the coal and to sign the tickets in receipt OF
the same.
The Schoul Board to protect its own stores
requires each janior 10 lay IN suthcleht
supply, and they furnish each ene with the
nee edcd amount and take it out OF his salary.
Thus the jsnitors have no great temptation
to use the city's coal by purchasing through
| the city they get their coal CHEAP per, while the
city in including the janitors' supply in their
order is enabled TO save little in the price
Of its own coal. Patterson was authorized
at the proper time TO furnish MIR. Lathrop
with list of the jauitors and the quantity
desired for each, and cause it to be de-
| lirered.
On Tuesday, August I'd, Mr.. Lathrop was
delivering coal at The Bellevue-schooi build.
| ing, and Aaron Patterson was there most OF
the day, and signed all the tickets except for
two or three loads, tickets for which were
signed by another colored man, named Aaron
| Christian. On that day, as charged, Chief
| Janitor Aaron Patterson sent three loads OF
coal-he went along with one load-to
Cooley's house, about square from the
school.house. Two loads were carried by
! the driver Thaddeus Robinson and one by
| the driver Richard johnson.
When Policeman HObSon began to work
| up the case these two drivers, being ques.
toned by Dir. Lathrop, denied that they had
carried any coal 10 COoley's house. FROM
he testimony it seemed thut the coal sent to
| Cooley's house was not directed to Cooley
Is anitor, but to the Bellevue school. The
list of ianitors. and order for coal for each,
! was not handed Mr. Lathrop until after the
! occurrence mentioned.
| Both OF the janitors proved good charae-
| tecs. In view of conflicting evidence IN
| fact, for want of sufficient proof, as the To-
| lice Justice thought--all the accused were
| discharged.
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DIFFICULTY AT TOBACCO FACroRY.-As

DIFFICULTY AT TOBACCO FACroRY.-As
the operatives at Mr.. J. 3. PAGES tobacco
factory were going TO work about ] O'Clock
Yesterday morning. 4 colored man not EN-.
ployed there was seen in the building, and
Mr. Howard lthe manager), finding that the
man had come tor personal difficulty with
one of the hands, directed him to leave, and
fai,ipg to do so be was ,jected. Some time
afterwards when Howard was sitting by u
window fronting the street attending to his
duties two large sized stones whizzed past
his head. He seized pistol, and sighting
the party who threw the missiles, fred. Que
ball went through the mans pan,aloons,
another struck the heel of his left shoe. The
firing attracted the police, who arrested both
purtieS~ -rs 4 ..#.
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Crop Prospects in the Inundated
ntS5rip1s

CINCINNATI. August 11.-The Gazette has
letters from 140 county seats where the flood
occurred, showing the prospects much bet.
ter than expected. Wheat and oats have
suffered. OF the former, two-thrGs Of crop
will be saved of the latter, less than one
half can be saved. OF corn, there will he
more than an average crop, owirg to the in.
creased acreage. Potatoes wilyicld largely,
although some few farmers complain of the
rot. At most points the yield vii! be more
than an average. The hay crop will not fall
short Of an average in quantity, but the
quality is not as good as usual.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, August 1l.-Arrapgements,
hay. been completed With ,be Occidental
and Oriental liDe to carry the mails to Japan
and China on the 18th Of each month.
The Bureau OF Statistics has adylces OF the
shin,ncnt Of 24,000,000 pounds OF tea from
Konawa during the a'st fortnight OF the
HalIeck and Brown, charged with COM
n,ici,y in the Treasury robbery, To-Day
waived an examination, and were sent 70
iail. Bail was re squ,red 10 s4O, GOO each.
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Nev YOrA Items.

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Republican
State Convention meets at Saratoga Septen'
Der 9Th.
Dlon BoucIcault was arrested to-day as ne
was leaving Tor Europe, on the SUIT OF no
bert McWaie for libel. Bsil was furnished,
and Boucicault proceeded.
Oliver Hoyt has donated g, ,00O Ior ae,
mortal window Ia the Wesley Monumental,
church at Savannah. Ga, the cornerstone o'
which vas laid yesterday.
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The YellOW. Fever.

WASHINGTON, August l.-''eneral bran
nan leiegruphs from Fort Barrancas NJ
new cases or deaths. Every patient Is con
vaescent."
KY WEST. August 1.-THE bark Herman
Becker, OF ole,tin, from Jamaica, has put II
bare with the captain and portion OF hei
crew down with the yellow-feYer. One deatl
had nc.urrpU.
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HIS Own" Yes. these are awful bare
times" said suffering capitalist, on l.:
Sale street, as he stood on bis steps talking
TO friend last evening.
"Mightv tough, expect" was the reply
"Wby," said the broker, "fye beeen 10.
yestipg and investing for year back pile
of money, assure you-and nnd Eve been
losing Ike Jury"
"ludeed p
"Trus's Pm living. If Pye lost cent
Pve lost more than 5000, ,000." a.
"No!"
Certainly" continued the broker, "hnd
what MATES ne feel the worst "a tDat IuIly
S160 Of It was my ocn."- hchange %
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The Mahone Express.

RIcaNoHD, Va, August IL, 1879,
Editors Dispatch If people think We have
express facilities TO points along the Vir-
pinia and Tennessee railroad they are greatly
mistaken. 1t is true we can send and feceIye
parceis. to and from that road, but the ex.
pense is so grea. Us to constitute almost an
embargo. There should, in AL fairness. be
only one charge from Richmond TO points
along that road, but two charges are invari-
atIy made, however small The package. and
he consequence Is we have TO pay higher
than for the same service between here and
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weather Report.

WASHINGTON, August 11.-For Ne" Eng
land, rain will prevail, with east to south
winds, slight fall of temperature, and rls'
ing barometer.
For the Middle States, Lower Lakes, and
The South Atlantic States, cloudy weather
and rain, with southerIy and westerly winds,
slowly rising barometer, and no DECIDED
change in temperature.
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Flood in the Mississippi,
THE SPRING RISE SURPASSED PLANTATIONS
SUBMERGED &c

THE SPRING RISE SURPASSED PLANTATIONS
SUBMERGED, sc.
MEMPHIS, August 1l.-The river tonight
stands thirty.three feet ten inches by the
Graut gluge, which is the same point the
spring rise attained on April 1st, and as it cou.
tinues to rise slowly much alarm is felt for
all exposed plantations. Another rain
storm passed over this section this afternoon
A letter dated Vicksburg, Sunday night
from L gentleman who had just arrived, says
the plantations at Cork's Point, 235 mile
below here, on the Arkansas side, are sub
merged also, those at Jersey Point, Chicona
and Chicot City, Ark.
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New York, although that route passes over
five different lines.


five different lines.
The only change made since the great con.
troyersy between Malone and the Express
Company is that we are not obliged to pre-
pay freight to Mahone's road; but it appears
we are made to pay for this privilege by 10.
creased express rates on the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad. Whenever we receive
parcel from that road we always expect a
shock at the announcement OF the charge,
and we are not often mistaken. To-day we
received a small, light parcel, less than six
inches square, from Big Lick. and the charge
was sixty.6Ve ceats. 10 our opinion the mer-
cantie community is no better of regarding
the above road than it was before it was an.
noupced that all difficulties were removed,
aud that we were to have uninterrupted in
tercourse with our friends in Southwestern
Virginia. ..@
AS the trade of Richmond has greatly In
creased with that section Of the State, it is
very important that this impediment of ex-
cesslve express charges should be removed,
and We hope our Chamber of Commerce will
endeavor to remove it.
WHOLESALE MERCHANT.
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SENT on TO TIE HUsTISGs COURT.-Police
Justice White yesterday sent on to the grand
jury Rhoda Voolfolk, charged with FIVE
cases of breaking and entering houses, and
Edward Porter, charged with breaking and
entering in the nighttime the dwelling and
barber-shop of kesiah James and stealing 81
in currency and one pistol. Both were com
mitted. -
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The Defau,ter Woodruff.

SAN FRANcrsco, August 1.-THE ha6eas
corpus for Woodruff has been dismissed. 1t
is understood that the Railroad Company In
the settlement allowed Woodruff sufficient
to keep him comfortable for lille. lie has left
for China.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

EDWARD G. G0DDIN, 5 =. NJ, three lots on the
north side of Marshall street at the east corner
of Hancock.
F. Il. DAVIS and W. n. DUNN. trustees 12 NJ
sale oil q tract of land In Louisa county.
PAINE, CABELL g. CO, ! o 4. NJ, will continue
the sale of goods at the sore of A. l.. L llelt &
Co., 1S1l Main street.
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INJURED BY AFALL.- Louisa Boyd a n aged
colortd woman who lived al the extreme
end OF st. Peters street, met with serious
and painful accident yesterday. She was
driving with her husband, and in turning
the corner OF Fourth and Broad streets she fell
out Of the wagon and fractured her left arm
near the wrist. besides being badly bruised.
DR.. Petertield Trent, No. 10l Marshall street.
was called in and set the arm and dressed her
other Injuries
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-12

DISPATCH PRINTING HousE.-In order 10 meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added a well.selected assortment of NEW
TYPE, which, toge, her with our IMPaOyED MA
CH1NERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us IN guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate Ggures and in the most ex-
npditinus manner.
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y Fatal RniIrauG Accident.

Denver. COL, August 11.-An accident
has occurred on the Denver and South Park
railroad by which james Smith, a telegraph
repairer, was killed, and Mrs. Jane Lane and
daughter. of Denver, fatally injured. A
number of persons were severely hurt.
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Tho Reformed Eps.copa! Church.

NEwBuRGH, n. Y. August 1l.-Bishop
Cummings, at meeting to organize the ke'
formed Episcopal Church, said there were
now City ministers acd forty congregations
in that Church in the United States and Can
ada
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SENT TO JAlL.-The following parties were
sent to jail yesterday: John Sullivan, ninety
days for being vagrant and unable to flnd
surety for good behavior; Eli Berkley tco-
lored), thirty days for stealing one lot OF
clothing of The value of $3.50, the property
Of William Allen.
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CoNrEcTaoNERIEs.

GIIMyER CANDiEs.-I am daily manu-.
= Sartnriug . summer article OF CLARlsas1S
FLINT ANDY of pure crushed sssa ;ssa. snr whoic
s nurpnss warrant stand ry snS nrs ss ~
hot weather, and sell 4 O. as ssme Ssgs rse slces
r,of fGTn sasE'1S, 1S,f4S,S. TOBACCO, ssnoss
and cRACkEas: aiI os whieh lS9ss Sa9natsstsonsr. g
prices. LOUIS J.. bosslIo i1ia aIn street.
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WHOLESALE MERCHANT.

OUR IHFANT HAS BLES BROUGHT SAFELY
through the critical period Of teething bg the soie
aid OF Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. We
advise all parents to procure 1t. 1t correc,s acidiy
OF the stomach. relieves wind collie. regulates the
bowels, and by giving rest and health 10 the child
comforts the mother
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NufIaWry i'm Illinois.

ST. Louis. August 11.-The Globe-Demo-
crat learns that twelve families have been
compelled to leave Williamson county, Ill.,,
to escape the vengeance of the outlaws who
rule that county. Many more are quietly
arranging their business to leave.
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Defoultiuc Revenue Agent.

New YORK, August la St. Louis dis
patch SAYS John 4. Joyce, late revenue
agent, has abseonded. He was under Sl0,ooo
hon6
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Tho Enrtb rarOrif,n Elpcffnns

RALEIGH, N. c., August 1.-THE latest
authentic reports show that the election has
gone 60 Democrats, 50 Republicans, ard one
Independent Democrat. SiXty-one is neces'
sarY TOR msiOrity.
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- >NlIu A,ADEMY. LENING.

\ VA.-In" c<"rts"S of thiS "cil. kn1wn S,i
g.. ,,.rs.. .aIi.> - ~ \ra resumed on WE'D
,-tsN Sih -. September. anG continue Tor
80 .'..,.' rrsiHl,i rnn" nh. Ample arrange
,.. tln. IN zoe frr - rough instruction III the
al. ,.r.9.l.r. H. T!r. piiucipal Will he assist
~ r.-,' :sr,B in tItr :tr,,i,lnictl course tS Miss
-. n tlFFN Fi:. h.iSl!'rr OF Hon. " liam IL
49, s.....,. .ur.rd. u. at Public Instruction. For
- ..f.... t.s.. e., Ing of tuition, bJard,
..rl, r.. EEy. aNMr.S a. "ADl,ELL,
w.. Principal.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
LONDON, August 11.-Shaw. & Thompson,
iron trade, have failed. Liabilities, Gl20,0 600 J;
assets, e50.00o.
RELIEF 40 STRIKERS.
LONDON, August 1.-THE Dundee Relief
Committee has given assistance to over 1000
strikers. The masters and workmen con-
tinue firm.
PASSAGE OF THE SHIPPING BILL.
Sir Charles Addery's mercantile shipping
bill has passed the House of Lords. 1t had
already passed in the House Of Commons.
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ACCIDENT AT THE PEsITENTIARY.-A prl
soner named Beccham had IN arm broken in
two places while tending machine in the
penitentiary shoeshop yesterday.
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, pANVlIE, VIRGINIA.
- >.,ruiccnh ~">sto0 t.2inS september ISL
~ ,.I end lurc lsi, 1876
.'N ...., fl nj. ION in AL English studies and
- 'W.,H.rg arG sights cost about SlS t.ihe-
-,,,,.,.... srr ;tars iu favor Of ministers,
~ .. -, .t.,1 patron wo >"nd t"" "i more pup'iS.
'''' : ". X J. T. ANFEfTT.
,,N.l Principals.
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SARATOGA and all other styles OF TRUNKS a.
BoscHEH's. 500 and Gil Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER VALISEs, RAILROAD BAGS. LADIES
fine SATcHELs, &C., at BoscHES's, 500 aud 5ll
Rroad street
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tbs PRIMARY ELEcTIoS.-Tbe City Con-
seryatiye Committee, at its meeting to be
held to nj s:bt, will consider important mat
lsrs relating TO the primary election. -
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G<l}mond 1ispattl1.


GE THE CIRCULATION OF THE DlsPATCA
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCuLA-
TIoN OF ALI. THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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No ARTICLE has been discovered so effective In
failing health LlE8IG'S LIQUID ExTRACT OF
BEEF, in pint bottles.
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lu\lL A\p NECiA>lCAL ENGl-
[ <p-u.Nt, AZ 'itr E.r>>r.acr POLYTECHNIC In
,... r-., y. Y. obstruction N,ry practical
....4,.,,. a.s'ur, aserd IA this country. Grahu-
....- Oil, rtu ,>riru1 i"'>iti"ns. ke"penS Strltm-
.,.. F..r the Annual Register containing I'M
. .,.,., s.; .tufv tdI iuii particulars address
Professor llAKLt.> DkUWNE,
..r -. director.
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.-. Unsurpassed ia.
ci'ities for the prompt execution Of all kinds OF
printing. Orders filed promptly and At low ur ,ces
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RELIEF TO STRIKERS.
Denmark.
BrsI.L OF THE POET ANDERSEN.

COPENHAGEN, August 11.-Haus Christian
Andersen was buried to-day. The King was
in attendance. The whole nation mourns
bis death, and affecting tributes are received
from abroad.
The day was made one of national mourn
ing throughout Denmark. In this city busi-
ness was suspended and the fllgs were placed
at haf-mast.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.-We solicit your or.
ders for printing, or Il call at any time you may
wish to see specimens obtain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t will he to your advantage.
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TROOPS SENT TO HERZEGOVINA.

LONDON, August ia telegram to the
Times from Constantinope says 1000 Turk
ish troops have left for Herzegovina uia
Kick.
CoNsTANTINopLE, August 1l.--The Gov.
ernor of Bosnia has been ordered to send oil
the avalsole troops in that province against
The insurgents. Two battalions have been
sent from this city, and Others will follow.
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, THE PRoPRI-

fI.HE ATTENTION OF THE PROPRi.
l. kTORS OF the several Virginia SIEing,, Wa.
tering Places and Hotels, Is called 70 my large an
FLATED GOODS, and CUTLERY, suitable ior
their use With experience OF ten yesrs sa,srinS
faction. A large assortment OF RefdEerators,
ter-Cooiers and Ice-ptcheLs, aiSsSs ca on nsas sss
Also r,l line OF Chiua and Grante Snanss Ssss
~, ar.., vsrieiy JAMES w. GIBSON,
mv2a 1907 Main street. Richmond. Va
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THE WEATHER TODAY The probabilities
gre that the ,reGther today aDil be rainy.
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HasRDfS&I EEfs LODGING.

HERE NE THREE GOOD VACANT
VI, win NtAI'D ~ 'hr F1RL1i MA
-. 80 trace >r>.t, opposite ~. Paufs
..l.!t' AN ! ..tfSs
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LINE. 4 III sT. aSD PEAS AZ H.

bOIALAND LINE AND
G:UUND PLASTER.
-" ,,4f'"'S LINE now iauding from schooner
AI2sA eat:
~'' IONS fibI&D j, P,.AST" Il daily expected
per sGatDucr Su',1,tu FOR sal low from
- ny [ " III 4. :. LEE.
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Sent to the Penitentiary.

Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
PORTSMOUTH, August 11.-York Rlcks,
notorious thief was sent to the penitentiary
from this city for three years to-day.
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Executive Committee OF the state 4
Agricultural Society, DC.

Especial telegram 70 Ile UIspaUh.J
BUFFALO SPRINGS ria BOSTON, VA, August
1.-THE Executive Committee Of the State
Agricultural Society met here yesterday.
There were sixty.one new arrivals here too
day,
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly cloud.
or clear, and warm during the forenoon. II
the afternoon it was cloudy and threatening
with brisk winds. At night it was clear
cool, and pleasant.
Range Of Thermameter at the Dispatch Office
t,1,c,I1
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DUAHINiNG- AND nAi-sCH0OL.-
II >.LL -LL- EN Few IL lNSIIlI.TE.

~, EAT GRACE STREET.
y a. u 2..i l.. ,AEE!>GrON principal. Rev
T.f H,wlu> vice. -Hriic'pal Hh" twenty y-fouril
,; I..,, lu.'iIui'"n will l'gin on the lST DAY
rs Na IfIl."l;. 1873. and close on The 3Dih o
,.-.,. -. Fni catalogues Apply 10 The priucipa
q. o., w.. J'.yg son < 90. booksellers. Mali
..,.,.. iE,tfuuHul, Va jy 13-3m
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cpockERY. GLASSWARE, DC.

CHOCKEKY, GLASSWARE, dc.
EINE PLATED GOODS.
COMBINATION WATER, COFFEE, and TEA.
EpERGEEs,
TEA SETS,
ICE-rlTCHERS,
WATER SETs,
WAIrkRs and GOBLETS,
BuTrEE- and PUDDING.DlsHEs,
PI KLE STANDS,
KNIVES, FORKS, and SPOONS,
and many other PLATED GOODS too numerous
10 mention. for sale IL lowest rates. Also aian
Iin. OF CHINA, GLASSWARE, and HtUSa~
FURNISHING GOODS. A call Is soliei!sd.
auG opposite Post-oftcc.
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FURNITURE.

A LARGE STOCK OF FINE FUR n
n NITURE. DINING, 4PARLOR and n
CHAMBER SUITS; also, WARDROBhSs,lb
STANDS. BEDSTEADs. all grades and prices |;
also HAIR, sHUCK, and CO1ToS.TuP NAT
TR ESSEs, and all other goods keps In hrst.
class house warranted 70 be as represented, and
cbrarer than has been sold in this city. These
''''' 'A'' 4. GATHRIGHTr
No. l6 Governor street, Richmond, Va
Only look in jy24-2m
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! lAE LINE : LINE ~!

- "i&!dAS ktIX" L.dE
80 e,e SDLaL4AlIy Ir&ttNgng SUPPLIES Of "1k.
t'hN '''h - LIME Jr1s,. from our kilne. ir
"''rhGrs county, YIrgtu,a. Rcy SALE IoS.
,. BiLLD|. .LLsrT l. C0.,s
4" Hani!fsctIsers SOS Dock ,.r g.
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A YOUNG LADY OF SOME EXPE-
n RIENCE desires u SITUATION as TEAt HER
in private fumiy. Teaches the usual English
branches, Music, aud rildimcnts of French. adj
dress. stating terms, "G.," 1440 Main street.
Richmond, Va. au l1-3t
WANTED, BY 4 GENfEEL YOUNG
w LADY q SITUATION as companion to Il
settled lady or invalid Is willing I" Assist In sew
ing or any other light work for The comforts Of Il
home. Address II. h. c., No. 50S east MIr;htll
street Richmond Va. an lO.3t*
WANTED. TWENTY COOKS. WASH
w FRS and IRONtRS for private families In
New York, New Jersey. and Brooklyn.
ALSO.
a few GOOD TWISCE for tobacco factory In
Uanvl.le, Va. apply to
}. Z. JUSTIS. Labor Agent.
aulO No. Fifteenth street.
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,,vr snUooL AT THE UNIV kk-
H,ry az Ni!.EI\i t-rr"icss"r anE Nr -
,uiI II promo =" ,,n,,s 20 tc taught wiz ,hrir
.lu. 4 49,. ;, -,,,'' FER paric,l ,rS apply 10
~ ft''i''' I.kuFr>>0R +. Il. SMlTR,
rn> 81 uniNfrstv Of Virginia.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

xyTANTED, to sell at the Richmond Trunk
w Factory salesro1rn in basement coruer Main
and thirteenth streets large stock wholesale and
reIaII both FISEand COMMON TkUSkS, at low
est factory prices. All our trunks are oil our own
make nd guaranteed belier and cheaper tina u such
Gnnns c:r, ,. hao in any city. Trunks repaired In
the hest manuer. Our cedai-wnTi motlrprooi
trunks Il good thing. JAMES hSoIls.
1o-pDISt*
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WANTS.

WANTED. TO SELL A LIGHT SEC
w OSD HAND FAkM-WAGoN, but little
used also, SET DOUBLE HARNESS. Apply az
i106 Floyd street, west Of Monroe Park.
au l2.2t*