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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-10
NORFOLK AFFAIRS.
CORRESPONDENTS OF THE RICHMOND DAILY nspArcs.

NORFOLK, June 9th.
The President and Hon Jacob Thompson met q
grand reception at Old Point on Monday evening
last. When the steamer approached the wharf
His Excellency found six companies Of the regu>
lar army drawn up In line to receive him, while
an immense multitude had congregated, from all
the surrounding country, to get sight of the
venerable Chief Magistrate. Col Brown and
deputstio of officers came on board and escorted
him ashore, where he waa received with shouts
and iond huzzAs. He then proceeded to Inspect
the regiment, after which he passed anon the
lades aud, our informant tells us, actually kissed
several OF them. The President returned on
board, and the steamer started on her cour se,-
When she got clear Of the wharf, a wild and long.
continued shout arose from the large crowd of
men, while the ladies waved their handkerchief
in kind adieu. Simultaneous with these demon
STATIONS, the hugo wardogs in the fortress
belched forth their fire thunder, aud amid the din
and smoke q grand national salute, the Adelaide
rounded the point and passed up the bay.
Judge Baker pronounced sentence yesterday up
on Frank Lugg and John Carter. the former for un.
awful shooting, to four months In the City Jail
the latter. for grand larceny, to one year In the
Peuitentisry.
Lieutenant Wingfield Scott Bell, of the Uuited
Ssafes Revenue service, who has been on tLis sta
fion for some time past died at his residence, in
THIS city, yesterday afts rnOoDS lie has name-
rous circle of relatives Aod acquaintances Ia Rich
mood, who will regret 10 hear this sad news. The
lag at the Custom Hou,e 10 at half mast.
PERCUssIoN.
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CITIZENS MEErING.-A highly respectable meet
ing of citizens was held at Mechanics Institute
Hall last night, the object being to raise means
for building larger house for the accommodation
of Orphan Boys Joseph Mayo, ESQ.,, presided, and
eloquent addresses were delivered by Marmaduke
johnson and d r Wexford, Esq. Remarks were
also made by Msssrs r Ho~ison, b Minor, w
Taylor and p August, Esqs., and tho Directory
were then requested to take up collection, which
was done, the subscription amounti ing to So, 30O-
The Orphan Boys, under the care Of their Matron,
were 10 attendance aad sang very wsll before the
opening and ct the close Of the meeting. We will
pablish proceedings tomorrow.
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- aATURDAY. Juxx lifH.
See the splendid list Of PRBs9NTs 10 be GIVEN
AWAY to the patrons Of the War Illustrattons;
No IA suIl set Of Silver Plate ssrvics comprisins
|, piecer sofee pot. teapot, sugar sIcp
bowl and cream pitcher
a-LAdy's ans Gold Rina. Garnet set
a-Heautifui Porte Monnsis
4-aents fne Gold Watch ia carst casos)
5--PIain Gold Ring las
GLADYS solid Gold Sleeve Buttons
Silver Plate Cake basket .--,.---s-s.
s-set silver Plate spoons
sA fine eilver Watch
lo-3ent's set Solid Gold studs
l,-solid Silver Mustard Spoon
f2-6ents Fine Gs'd Watch. us cAret Sase')
1s-A beautiful Silver Watch
ia finely embossed Porte Monnais
V-Lady,s sne Cold Ring. (Topaz set)
ls-Au elegant God Watch. Cis caret ease')
I5-pisin Gold Ring
Is-set silver Plate Spoons
ta-N.spiacent Liquor Stsnd-eut glass oottIes
ao--set f Gents Gold Studs
GA beautiful Porte Monnaie
a2-Asilyer Plate Cake Basket
ga set Solid silver saIt spoons
beautiful Embossed Porte Nonnse
"a lady,s fine Gold Watch us caret eases)
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS
por sale at G Genpets. l49 Main street, where the
Gifts may he seen. and at the Hail. ~
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An INCIDENT OF TIE PRESIDENTS ToUR.-A letter
in the Norfolk Herald says that when the Presi.
dent touched at Old Point, 200 U s soldiers we're
drawn up to receive him under Col Brown, who
would not allow "the people" to 90 on the
wharf where the President was, until II was too
late to reach and congratulate him. For this
three groans were given for Col Brown,
though sold Buck" got his three cheers.
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Harfs Statue OF H.nrv

we learn that letter has been received
rom MT. HART, now in Floren e, datsd
April 23d, addressed to the Prs lent of the
Ladies Association, anuounc; M that the
statue o. CLAY is completed, ant viii be
shipped the last Vt the present N nth for
fbis city.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 9.--The Estates" newspaper
contains Q card iron Re ger A. Pryor, announcing
his withdrawal ~ editor. but intimates that he
will continue ~ contributor. The same paper
announces that AFTER the LIST Of September, 1t will
issue two editions daily, under the title of "rhe
States and uuiop."
Atths request o. the Washington NatioasI
Monument Assosiation, for the appointment of y
oovernme at Engioser a. superintendent of that
structure. the Secretary OF War has designated
Lieut. j. Z; Ives, hate Superintendent Of the Colo.
ssdo exploration, for The purpose. He will short
~ make report.
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East OF the Mississippi there are twenty
4 six ssasss and Que District, containing $40.
600 squsre miles and %, coo, 900 of people
The total area West OF the Mississippi il
'os4' goo square miles, and total population,
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EOR HIaE-An excellent Cook, until

EUR HIRE-An excellent Cook. until
l. the 18th of September next. Alec. for the ba j.
ance Of the year. small Girl. very neat. to take
care of children. LUCIHN LEWIS,
je l0--lt General Agent. Metropolitan Hall.
MRS. WILSON, formerly Of No. %
LSA Murray street. having opened the pleasant aud
commodious house, No. II Lafayette Place, for the
reception of perm anent or transient Boarders, woud
bs pie to her old friends and others in search
OF u quiet and comfof table home for their families.
The house ia situated on one of the most PLEASANT
streets in the CITY, near Broadway. rendering it
convenient to busne men.
New York June. 1859. je l0-3t*
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TEEP COOL AND PLEAsANT.-EO!

TEEP COOL AND PLEASANT.-HOT
h AND COLD SHOWER BATHS-Ths under
sigued most respectfully informs the citizens of
Richmond tn at he has erected one of the most
tensive estab ishments in The city, where gentle
men can be accommodated in ail business hours
with all the modern improvements of a Bathing
House
He most respectfully calls the attention of his old
patrons to this new addition 10 his establish
meut as he hiss to gI eat ex pense to mako his
Hair Cut tinR Shaving Emporium. compete. If
not TO excel any other place of the kind in Rich
mond.
He prdrs himself esp ,caly in the art of DYEING
WHlsKkkS IT proof of which be invites trial.
He most respectfully makes HE G0U to his numer
Gus customers for past fav6rs and invites them TO
call at his BAZAAR Of FASHION, on Main street
between 18th and 18th streets near the Old Market
Your most cbedient servant.
iaa Inf
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FIT KILLER. price cents de-
sfro3 Flies instantly without dapger TO snything
else, is easily prepared and used When commenced
early 10 thu season. the house msy be kept clear Of
Flies all summer. Sold By
JOHN w GARLICK,
je I0-3t Market Place. Frank lin st.
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DIED,

Yesterday AFTERNOON, MARY CUNNINGHAM.
Her frfsuds and thosa Of her family. are respect
fully invited 10 attend her funeral. irom hes Ny
theirs house at Rockets. this affereoon' - "s''
past o'clock.
In Richmond, Oh the 9Th inst. OF t,ghoid sesss.
R0ARET JAN =, daughter o. zee ANA Aa'ia
n BIay lock, ag cd years snd montns.
~ L1uisiauA papers plsase copy.
Yesterday the 9Th instant. N. kAnPSEh, In tne
26th rear OF his age
The fri.nsls and ~quaIntancss Of the isTiiy are
invited to attend his fun'rsi tins afternoon ~
oclo9k, FROM his residence on l4th street'
DfED-At his residence In this city on the sth
iustsnt at O'Clock. P NJ. JOHN FfRogsos. itha
barber,) In the Goth year OF his eye. He was .
good man Ia all the relations OF life LOT many
years he was q consistent member 81 the Episccpst
church. ana q commandment Of the ManTslepfai
c0nart gation. TO which he belonged. He has left
ak children. and = large number Of Relations and
friands, TO mourn h ID death.
The funeral sermon will be preached TINS eve
DinQ at 4o'clock, N ut tho Monumental Cnutch.
by the Rev Geo W oodbridse. pastor
N. The Detroit. Cincinnati and Cleveisn1 papers
are requested to COPY.
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1- COOP BREAD One of the grea test
dihcuiiies with which the house lie has to contend
fri DE- yisitiog. or strangers happenipg In. "
god ugtt. sweet bread. We ara pleased to an.
isely rem. vsd and has an excuse for ha-
vim heayF bread, sour iedsan cakez OF any hiud
FtIapLEs YEAAT Powders. advsrtiEeG In another
CO uu,n viii be found very superior for all sorts OF
bread OF batter cakes and from trial Of tho arti
Gle VIZ can recommend 10 to house kae pers as sx.
ceiling anything of the kind which We have ever
tried The article can be had Of grocers and apoth.
ecaries generally. Ask for eempis's Powders - Viz.
qiHia Conductor.
FOR sale by Dfuggists and Grocers g.nera.ly.
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NJ MANTLE DgPoT.-I shall open to-
morrow (Fridsy) 500 rich and beautiful MANTLEs.
Also large lot of STRAW GOODS, just receive
from New York, such as straw B,nneIs Flats, &c.
A large stock OF Dress FhINGE3, all colors; 81
EANTILLA TRIMMINGS Of all kinds.
Call at the Mantle Depot, IF ycu wish to purchase
cheap 60 IDS. NJ KEEL,
la Ga SO Main st
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LARGE PEICs.-Two barrels Of cHcumbers, the
frat the season, sold at Portsmouth, Va, Tues
day, for twenty dollars per barrel, and were ship
ped to Baltimore.
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e% Z. G. HoBsoN. PRACTICAL HAIR
CUTTER AND DRESSER His Hair Cutting, Shaving.
Shampooping and Dyeing Rooms. are under the
Amt rcsn Hotel.
Gentlemen wishing &c got their Hair cut In the
latest and most approved style. would advise you
to call on him. Entrance on 18th street. je9
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There are now "a counties to hear from.

TIE EpIgDuRa.-This vessel which put into st
Johns, Wednesday, 80 badly damaged from collfs-
ion with an iceberg, sailed from New York;
on the ID instant. Among her passengers were
Jas McEwen and wife of Richmond, and George
Adams OF Norfolk.
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BULWIEaRs'ss I NoV VaIS1 c,. ,,,u,o.
At RANDOLPH'S Box k store and Bindery.

THE CAVALIER. an Historical Novel. By p R
James; 81 IS
" l hail every fresh publication of James, though
half know what he is going to do with his lady
AMI his gentleman. and his Landscape. and his IA b
terry. and his orthodoxy and his criminal trial. hut
brings cut Of old m Aterias Leigh Hunt.
LOhD Hontague's Page; by James 1 rs.
LIFE ofCromwsll; by Lamarfins; SOC
LlFB o. Martin Luther; by Benson, with an Esti
mate of Character. by Carlyle: SOC
Novels-Pelham to What will he do
With it inciusive-l2 vols, neatly bound in half
morsoco; I6 50
THE Monastery; by Sir Walter scott; 25c
CHAMBERt' BDcycoI iis. Dictionary of Uni
vsrsal knowledge to be published in parts at
Is cts je tt-2t
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f6T SpxcIAL No7Ios The attention
Of tn trade requested to the large sale Of fresh,
seasc na5Ie o:hign. at my store. THIS DAY, at 10
o'clock EB COCK,
ie lp-ls Auctiypeer
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SUM M Err ARRANGE

- . " III IVA "a II n MA
7E2 NTs-REDUOKD RATES -
lNes441K The United States Mail Steamers
- JAMESTOWN. Capt. Parrish, ard
ROANVk r, Capt Skinner, will carry passengers &c
and from virginia. at reduced rates
The JAMESTuWN.' Capt. Parrish. leaves Rich
mond every TUESDAY afternoon at o'clock. CITY
Point same evening. and Norfolk On WEDNESDAY
at IL o'cl OK noon. TOR New York. arriving there
early next day and In time to connect with the line
going kast and North.
The ROANOKE y, Capt. Skinner leaves Richmond
every FRIDAY afternoon at O'Clock, City Point
next morning at O'Clock, and Por smouth SAINT
evening, for New York, arriving next morning.
RETURNING, the JAM kST0WN leaves New York
from Pier 10. North River, every SATURDAYS fer
noon at o'clock. for Norfolk. Petersburg and Rich
mond, taking freight for each place.
The ROANOKE leaves New fork from Pier 10
North River every WEDNESDAY afternoon, at 3
o'clock fer Portsmouth. Petersburg and Richmond
taking freig mt for each place.
REDUCEv RATES
Passage. State Room included, between Nor
- ioik ana new 80 W
sfeerege Passage. II
Passage Stat Room cud-d, between kich-
mond, Petersburg and New York......... 8 90
SteeIaRe
Passage, State Room included. between
LynchburR and New York ................... l3 90
Passage between Richmond anu norfolk same as
by the river ste amers.
~ Meals FIFTY CENTS extra.
N.Y. LUDLAM WATSON.
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CTRIBLTNG SPRINGS, AUGUSTA

CTRIBLING RINGS. AUGUSTA
~ COUNTY, VA This Mountain Retreat. which
has been resorted to by invaiids for the lfss half
century, having undergone thorough repair aimee
last season.. will. after the ,0th day of Juno. be
open for the reception of visitors
The waters OF this place are Alum. Sulphur. Cha
lybeate and Free stone all at band For an analysis
If these waters made th, year BY the Professor OF
Chemistry at the University Of Virginia, apply to
the Propie or. by letter. or refer to DIR Moormans
Book on the Virginia Springs of 1879
Visitors to this place, leave Baltimore, Washing
ton and hcbmopd in this morning trains. arrive at
staunton at 21s O'Clock P ", leave stanton imme-
diatsly after the arrival the in four horse
daily coaches, arrive at these Springs by O'Clock
Same evening (i3 milss.t
day, 81; per weak. SlO; So per month by the sea
The Proprietor aud Manager respectfully an
nou nee to their frierdI and the public generally
that no pains trouble shall ba spared make
their stay both comfortable and agreeable.
e1- Authenticated Music. Billiards, Ten
Pins. &c. CHE:LkY KINNEY,
Proprietor.
PETER NJ WOODWARD. Manager.
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THE ELECTION.

Four additional counties arc heard from official.
iy. They are:
1856 1889.
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b. b. Bz0 hin, OF sumter county, Ala, was killed
by one oh In negroes on the 2lst uit.
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hF DISEASED
SIDE,
BREAST,

EYES, ETC
Extract from letter from Grimes, Esq,
London county, Va.
"My wife has been for years afflicted with great
weak ness pain in the side. breast and back pAipi
taion of the heart feebleness Of the nervous syh.
tenn; loss of Appetite compiler ion saliow; tie sight
OF one eye almost gone the other very weak. l am
pleased to say Ham ptons TLcture has restored her
to perfect health Her eyes are as good now a. ever
' RHEUMATIsM, IS YEARS.
Mrs F 3aRwell. OF Virginia, suffered from Rheu.
matism from her 18th to her 50th year OF age at
times-entirely helpless Being wealthy, she en-
ployed the best medical attention, and tried many
medicines. but wascured only by H0mpton's 'e0e-
table TinctTe
Hundreds will testify Of cures on 'hemselse s and
friends after all other remedies have failed.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.
This Tincture will bs found great medicine for
all their diseases
AA- Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold By PURCELL. LADD 90, Richmond; BY
DR. COOKE, fredericksburg; by oil the Druggists
In Petersburg; by MORTIMER MOWBkAY.
Baltimore, and by Druggists and Shop-,sepers
everywhere.
as 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
my I6-G&wts
10 CONTESTED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DENT GAS WORKS The vo,ea Of the following pei
sons (appearng on the poll Of JOHN Fry, in
JEFFERSON MADISON and MONROE WARDS, }
are challenged by HAGERTY.
The parties therein named are earnestly requested
to appear before the committee. at the City ball
on MONDAY. 9th, TUESDAY. It'll, DNESDAY,
Sth. THURSDAY, 9:h and FRIDAY. 10th June.
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- FLEW AWAY from my private
A@ysT residence on Marshall street between 5th
>XIS& aud n sta, ERMAN SIsKIN. a email
II ~ singing bird. OF yellowsh green color.
liberal reward will be paid for his recovery by
G BOETTCHER.
ia 10 If IFS Broad at
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PETER NJ WOODWARD. Manager.
r AhGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLY
IL OF DRY GOODS JUST OPENED.
I'D AND I'D JUNE.

BREE D n b FOX,
BROAD STREET.
Have been opening. for some days past, very
large additions 10 their ttcck of Goods and BY the
steamer from New York to day. in receipt OF
SONS large lots of Goods which have besn bought at
extraordinary Low PRICES. Amonstt h6m would
call special attent to
Urge lot of English Berages
Bayadere and other str les at Is cts per yard
English Be ege Robes, two fouDced
Orgaudies. new sty les and beautiful qualities
at IS per yard
OrQendie Robes, at very reduced prices
Splendid sortment Of Lawns, at l23z cents
per yard.
We are enab ed to offer the ahova named and many
other str les of Dress Goods at mnch lower prices
than usual
Canton Mating, White and Red very superior.
quality, at the very lowest prices.
In Housekeeping and Plantation Goods, the as
sor:ment is now complete.
BRERDEN Fox,
ia 2-l0tif It7 Broad straat
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- EUROPEAN sINGING BIRDS.
NOTICE 1850.

"a u NorIoE' 1859.
10 PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-NEW AR
RAh9EMENT.-sE IMPORTANT TO TRAVEL
LERs = THROUGH TICKETS AND THOUGH
CHECRs-GREAT NORTHERN RoUTE.-Carry-
ing the great United States Mail Twice daily (sun.
day night .excepted) between Richmond, Alexan-
dria, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York. and all 81 i'm partant points W est, -Ge via
AcQuia Creek and Washington, over the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, to the poto-
mac River IS miles; and BY splendid aud conforta-
Bile Steamers thence TO Washington fifty Ave miles
in all 1870 miles in hours; being comfortable and
perfectly safe rare OF speed.
Hour, OF departure-6.l5 N, and IS NJ.
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special Agents.
CT CHECKED THROUGH IA to Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
Through tickets can be procured at the following
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MIDLOTHIAN LUMP COAI.-Duri1

" the mouths Of June and July will s.il tins
Dad of twenty five bushels, delivered Orders left
at Gel w Bairs store, corner OF Main and sth SITS
9th and 10Th Streets will meet attention.
lie l0-5W* ALBERT BLAIR.
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Fra cxENyxsE THE ADAMS EXPRESS
Tan MN.32z5yOOMPANY, 1874 Main st., hayin,
resumed their Steamship Express to and from Nor
iolk. Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers jane
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday. and thence By railroad ic
Wslson, Wilmington, Lrnchburg, Salem. WythsyiLe
lima, sre now prepared to forward, with great dis.
patch, and at reduced rates every kind of Merchan
disc, Valuable Parcels. Jewelry, &C.. to the above
named cities, and all places on the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
By special Messengers, who will give their personal
attention to the careful handling Of goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Express
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be b.
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight rOceiyed On day of sailing, until O'CLOCK
Pm. J. L. MACD0N0UaH,
Agent OF Adams Express &c.
~ SPECIAL NOTlCE.-Express packages fcr
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond and all places in Viz
gnia and North Carolina, intended for shipment By
Steamships Roaneke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
On these ships.
siice Of the New York and Virginia Steamehir
OompaGy. LUDLAM PLEASANTe. Agents.
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GEO. WATT & co.'s FLOWS.
~ GEO WATT 4 Co's PL0ws

gro WATT CO.'S PLOW8
GEO WATT CO'S PLpwS.
The sgricu community and public aen-rst
ly, are respectfully Informed that the concern 81
GEO. WATT d co,
Plow Manufacturers
Is still in existence and conducted in IFS mechani.
cal department by GEO WATT. tn, inventor and
manufacturer of the Cuff Brace Plow. with - Inn.
pr ments, land who alone has conducted the me
chanicsl department OF all the firms OF Geo Wait
20 eince 1872 snd hugh Watt, AZ the Old
business notwi' hstsDdine sundry advertiser en- t.
have appeared trying to create an impressi to
the contrary; and they assure their friends and
the public generally that they ere prepared at all
times 10 furnish them With FLOWS and other A gri-
cultural Implements, of the beat quality. without
infrnRi ing the rights of Others or endeavcripg TO
mislead or deceive the public.
GEO WATT is now perfecting various improve
ments on all three OF his patents, which We think
will lessen the draft, give more strength and less
wear, and greatly lessen the probability OF the
choking of the plow We hope to have Flows, u
the various Sizes with these improv ements. read
'or the gus mar faliow. my IL
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MAgONIC NOTlCE-The meIn-

@ MASONIC NUTlCE.-The MEN,
NY bers of Richmond Lod re No TO- are request-
wv ed TO meet at the Mason Hail on MONDAY
AFTERNOON. the 18Th inst, e. o'clock, to lay cor
uer stone OF Masonic 3 all on 18th street, Union
HILL about TO be erected by Henrioo Union Lodge.
Nol3o
Members Of IA, 49, 35 81, So and all transient
brethren in good standing respectfully vited
to unite with US
BY order Of the Worsh pful Master.
js 1913. JAS RIEDICk, SecTetary
akAYS, ATTENTION Parade
a in frout Of the Custom House. on 3'0NDAY
M MORNING next June % h. at o'clot k In full
sunmsr Uniform. white pants, piumes and turn
DOWN collars, prepar with three rounds blank car
tridges to celebrate the 18th anniversary OF the
corp, Balls for target practice, will be furnished
on the ground.
DRILL ATTEND a regular com pany drill at Mill
tary BALL. ON this FRIDAY NIGHT at 8 o'clock
promptly. Sy order of Capt. ELLIOTT.
JOHN T. hUG ERs, Orderly.
Honorary membsrS are inv ited 10 attsu on the
18th without further invitation. je l0-lt
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~ CONTESTED VoTBe-All those
~ who voted for D HAGERTY, and are con-
tested by John Fry. will please appear at tbs City
Hall at O'Clock this evening. JET its