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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

CosaaEss--In the Senate on Monday the
Military Committee were discharged from the
further consideration of the resolution respect
lag brevet promot MS to officers who served la
the field. A bill was passed providing for tho
erection of marine hospital al Yokohama ia"
pan. A resolution was passed directing the
Secretary of the Treasury TO prepare codih-
atiuu Of all laws of the Uniled States relative
to the collection of customs rates 81 duties.
The bill aul horizing the use OF the metetc sys-
tenn was favorably reported :rol the select
committee, A bill was introduced to regulate
the civil service and promote itl efficiency. 1t
provides for competitive examinations. The
bill authorizing tue construction OF certain
bridges over the Mississippi river was referred
The bill for the speedy completion Of the Nor
them Pacific railroad WAS taken up but pend
ing Its consideration It was stated that the
freedmen's bureau bill had been vetoed by the
President, and that the message was under
discussion. Finally, the veto message was re-
csiyed and read. Toe vote was thea taken on
the passage Of the bi notwithstanding the
Presidsnts objections, and resulted-yeaa 80,
nays IL. It was then announced that tue bill
had become law Notwithstanding the veto.
Adjourned.
Houss,-A large number of bills and joint
resolutions were introduced und-r the call Of
States, including bill to amend the preemP-
sion aud Homestead laws bill cedl0g the
public lands to the several states ia which they
are, The resolution for the appointment OF a
commission to examine and report upon the
necessity of cheap aad specify communication
with tho West was passed. The resolution
providing tho the sessions OF the House should
commence OF eleven o'clock A. NJ. was defeated
The resolution giving the Pacific Railroad right
Of way through military reservations was re-
isrred. A resolution was adopted calling on
the Secretary Of State for information In regard
TO international movements for the reform OF
the system OF coinage weights aud measures
A bill was passed exemptiug pensions from
the Internal revenue tax. Mr. Harding, oil Ken
lucky, offered a resolution declaring the ma
tionAl debt just, and opposing reputation, es-
Dscislly OF debts to loyal men Tor the slaves
taken from them and placed ia the military
service. He demanded ths previous question
on is passage, which was refused, al- it was
then laid on the table. The papers 10 the case
OF Dorranc, Atwater were presented The
Rosseau- Gfinnell case was called up but wal
laid over 70 receive the veto of the freedmen'S'
bureau bill. The message was read and the vote
was tax en- on the motion to pass the bill oVel
the veto. The ballot resulted--yeas l0i, nay
30. The veto was then sent to the Senate, ant
as will be seen by the report, was passed iher,
90 that the bill ia now law. The Rosseau
Grinnell case was again called up and debated
but was again laid over until to- day. A com
mittee of conference was asked on tho lndiar
appropriation bill Adjourned.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1865.
UNION COUNTY MEETING.

A county meeting of the Union Party ct
New Castle County, will be held ct the City
Hall, In Wilmington, on Saturday, the 2s h OF
July, At u o'clock, P. NJ, fer the purpose Of
Iatiiyit the nomination Of Sheriff rnd Cor
onsr, appointing a day for the selection of del
egat,s to the State Convention to be held in
Dov,r, August 9th, and for the transaction OF
such ether business as may ba deemed neces-
sary.
: BY order of the Uhion Executive Commit
mit,ce oil New Caste Oounty.
J. s. VALENTINE, Chairman.
j. P BFLyI LIE, Secretary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

Sammlry Of Deaths in the city of Whining
ton, during June, ls66.-Adults-Dise e.
Abscess :; Cancer l; CONGESTION of Brain l;
Dropsey 3; Disease OF Heart |; Eryspeas Il
Exhaustion /; Typhoid Fever |; inflammation
of Bowels |; Old age l, Phthisis Pulmonalis A
Rheumatic Gout l; Unknown |; Varioloid l;
Scrofula /. Total 90.
Chi'dren-Diseases Cholera Infantum a.
Cyanosis /; Typhoid Fever Q; hamilton /;
Meningitis 2; Phrenitis !; Phthss Pulnonals 9;
Premature Birth l; St:llbora 3; liberation of
muc. memb. /. Total &c.
Under l year 8; l to 2 ]; 2 to 8 2; to 10 !
10 to 20 3; 20 to 80 6; 80 to 40 l; 40 to so 5;
so to 60 2; 60 to 20 3; 10 to so 0; so to 90 l;
age no. given 2. Total sc. Born In America
81; Germany o. Ireland 2; not given l. Male
II, Female 10. White 81, colorod G, not
given 3-Total SO. ELISHA BUx LEY, Regist'r.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
UNION STATE CONVENTION.

A State Convention of the Union Party oil
Delaware, will be bod Ia the Hail CT the House
of Re oressntatig,s, at DOVER, on WEDNEs-
DAY. AUGUST srH, a, t hree o'cioek, p. M
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for
Governor and Representative In Congress, and
the transaction of euch other business rs MY
be brought before the Convention.
Each county will make arrangements Tor i's
own representation as usual,
By order of the Stale Central Committee.
JoHs P. McLBAa, Chairman.
ED. PohTEB. Secretary.
Wilmington, July 10th, 1865.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
DIILD.

At Snow Hill. Nd, on the l4th inst, Charles,
son of James and Lydia Humphrey, of this
city, aged % yepr5
At RoseudAl. on the Brarly wine, on tile I6,h
met, Mary Ann Krauch, wife Ut Christian
Krauch, in the 53nd year OF her age. The
friends and atqIainteEancPs vi tic family are
respectfully invited tC attend her funeral THIS
Thursday afternoon at o'clock, from The
residence OF Ter husband.
In this city, on the 10. h inst, Mrs. Mary r..
Beggs, wife OF VIM. Beggs, aged 81 years.
On the lG;h inst, Charles Witsil Bbbard
Gon of Abraham b. and Rebecca 81. Hiboard,
aged 10 years.
Died on Saturday, July 7th, 1866, Willie, ia
FAINT son of William and Mary Mclaughlin aged
4 months.
We had little Willie once,
He was our only pride,
We loved him ah perhaps too well
For soon he Slept and died,
Died at the residence Of Robert burton, ueaf
Fallsington, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, on dth
day moruing, the llth i1st, Of casarlhs, fever
Lizzie B., deughterof Ephraim and Hannah
W. Soath, Of this CT y, aged months.
la this city, on the lSlh inst, Carolina
dc0ary aged about % years
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
Tan JOHNSON PARTY Johuson club -,

Tan JOHNSON PARrY.-A Johneon club was
organized in Dover, on the l4th inst. james
p. Wild was elected President; g. Ii. B. Day
Vice President, and DR.. Thos. q. Frame, Sec
Rotary. Hon. Joseph P. Comegys, @. IL. b.
Day, VIM. sharp, John W, Cullen, and John L.
Pratt were appointed comm iltee Of cores
pondence. They propose to hold State Con-
vention at Dover on the 26th inst. 10 select
delegates to attend the Nationa! Union Con-
vacation, which meets il Philadelphia, on thu
l4th of August. The Loccfocos rejoice over
the movement as one calculated TO aid them
10 the coming elections.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

uNFCCS 6isAN Oh khchh SEntls
by virtue % Hn Oder Of tho Orphans Court, Of the
stare OF Delaware, in and for New Castle County, made
nj thr February Term thereof A. D. 1855 will We
I,fed TO sale At fuolic Vendue, SATURDAY., the
shtenh day Of August, next, at IL o'clock, nobn
the house of James A. Benson St Georges StstJn on
the Delaware Raitcad in Now Castle County. the FOL.
wing daHcrbsi Real Estate, being all the Real Estate
late OF Charles Bouicn, decd aud to be sold fred aud
discharged Of all claim Of dover, tn wit All that plan
taon ur tract OF land, situated In Peneader undTed In
said COUNTY beginning at large Stone tho road lead
ing nom Glasgow to Summit Bridge, and running Themes
Win land of James Bouloa, south ss21 dcRreos
lO2 7-lO perches, and south $50 degrte lie $40
perehss to stone thonce by land Of De1 jamn Cham
beers, n1r one degree, % 10 Ierches ,ne
thence north by lands of Dan lei Cam Isaiah
TON north } degrees east 27 perches TO tho said road
thence south ~ degrees, east II 10 perches 10 the
south slide OF Shorts nry ate road, then North ~ de-
er5es east 81 5-l0 perehes 10 stone. tLeucd With
land Gl Dauiel FoaId, south one half degree. Vast
le3 elO putchces ~ stone, thence with land
Of william Deshan", north So degrees, west n 10
eFebts AMI north 9s degrees west 20 perches 10
10 9 said road, thence north deGree west " 7l0
pcrehes and north 4 degree, 81 peehcs te be-
ginning cont lining 80 acres, roOda and % lquate
prroNea Of land which erected, brick house
and one frame house. AMI containing 49, II wood
land. the residue clear land.
Attention will be given, and tho terms OF sale 4Ie
known ~ the TINS aud place aforcsa d, by GLoRGE b.
RODNEY, Esd, Trustee appointed hy the Cyurt TO
elect said safe SAMUEL GUTHRIE, CIork .. c.
New Castle July l7th ls66-Ip
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

TIKI Managers of the Wilmington and dreai vailt :
Turnpike Company. have this ay DECLARED div ids1i
Atty cents per share PAYABLE and afer the .oh inst
at the Drug Store Of Il. Bsinshdrst Co
4. BRiNGHuR
month nth-lg.3t Treasurer.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

GREAr PArRIors.-Beverly fuckers friend
Benator Riddle, declares that he was ready TO
follow his State into Rebeliol, and Senator
Salisbury boosted tn at he never voted for q
man or dollar to suppress the rebellion,
yet the SO called Democratic party sustain and
uphold them. They are pretty patriots, about
on par with members of the legislature
who refused to pay bouutieS to encourage vol
untsering, keclned to appropriate II few dol
lars to bury Dsswsrean5 at Gettysburg, and
even refused to thank the brave soldiers for
their efforts to suppre So the rebellion. 1t is
not surprising that such men think Jefferson
Davis a badly abused man, and the right way
20 restore the u aion Is to place rebels in o.
Goes of honor and profit, and enable them to
control the Legislation OF the country. OF
course they all favor the convention to be
held 10 Philadelphia In Auy gust, as they hope
by the aid of the "Bread and Batter Brigade,
30 carry the fall elections. We trust that few
Republicans will be found throughout the
length aud breadth OF the land who will sell
their principles for the p@ltry considerations
OF office.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

Umpire, James Benson, OF the La Fayette D.
B. C.; Scorers, p. Brown, J. Deputy; Passed
Balls, Tecumseh g. PaciEc Ia; Fly Catches,
Te umseh 3; Pacific 4; Home Runs, Tecumseh
2; Pac &c !.
Time of game, 81 hours.
Balls Bats, Scora Cards and Books for Base Ball
players, for sale at Hallam's 5sgar Store, No IL
East Fourth street. may 81 1t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
Theinat15pal Union Couvart1on

The volerH of Delaware without rospact their former
party attachments who favor the call lately made by tho
leading citizens Of tho country at large, Of both Ill
Democratic and Republican PARTIES fra National I'm
ion Convention, to assemble in philadelphia! The iih
dty OF August next, are requested to assemble the
State llouse, in Dover, THURSDAY, lGtk day
July Inst to appoint delegates said Convention, in
pofHnincs OF such call. THOMAS G. FRAME,
&Jy l9-im Secret ry Of johnson Club.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
Kenneth Square
a . a ID III MI Y.
pOR VOTING MEN AND ROYS

Affords superior facilities At moderate tuition to STU
ionts In Science, Classics, Modern Language and Com
mOrcial branches. 1hecommou English studies will he
adapted to the ants OF Public eehoul Teachers, and
others Nho propose to uire the moot practical know
edge during term Of six mouths There Will be falr
Instructors and the lest high School furniture and
apparatus, For Crouars, NC please visit the school, OF
address the PRINCIPAL SwlrHlN o. sHoATLlDGE A. Il.
Kenuett squtTe, Chester Co, Pa. jy l9-2lSm
DRIUK CLAY LOTS, within tho city OF Wilmington,
ID will be Leased Tor torn OF years. Immediate pos
| session gwen, by application TO
10 2l.3m jana Y -BB,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

MAAgF.cruREs.-Tne first yard oil calico
manufactured in this country, was made at
the Warren factory, near Baltimore Maryland !,
about 1928, and it was sold at twenty eight
70 thirty cents per yard. British prints were
then selling at forty-fve to fifty per yard
The effect OF the home manufactured article
was TO reduce the price of the foreign one to
about the game rate. The FIRST fire proof brick
was also made In or near Baltimore, In which
neighborhood Kaolin had been discovered
Prior TO that time these articles were imported
from Stowbridge, England, and sold at $50
per thousand. The home made article cold at
$40 and the imported one soon went down to
that figure. These incidents show the econ
omy Of bringing the pillow, the loom and the
anvil together, and supplying our own wants
The Democracy OF that day advocated tariff
and the so called Democracy now oppose one
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
The HYGENIA HOUSE
at Collins Beach. Del.

Will. DO open u.sday, July 3. This fsvorite place
Iesoft Is beautifully situated a point the Del
t1 onS, rev miles from tho Capes IT has beau
uiu lawn In front, well shaded. good bathing. sailing
munlca'ion by the steamer "Swan," from Arch
street wharf touching The wharfs Of New Castle and
Delaware City. FRANK COLLINS
JJ ~ I'M prOpriftot
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

- WIN. II. REYNOLDS, hes for rent a dwelling
Pin which is large and cummodious, wonld make "A
GIu good place for boarding house, 'Stanrsn or
est lbsh ment. would make good plaza t1r
carter, there Is stable belonging tho property
iuly 1871
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

the Best Now in Use.
Ihls Machine makes four different Stitches with o.
n, Ease as ordinary Michinrs make and til
,o Mhchnety The results OF repeated tests has been
'ou'u uehlte and il requested hOuHehold
III nnsh seen u is fully appreciated. II will hem
If bnd Gather, Braid, Quilt ard gather and sew In
i A. he stme time. 1t has springs TO got ont of
@ anu WI last life line Further information
80 ~ nau ny applying to A. Il. STEVENSON, Agents,
lllA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

Base BaH.-A friendly game OF base hall
was played at Odessa, on Saturday, July l4th,
between the Olympic of Miidletown, and De-
fance of Odessa, resulting in favor of the
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
NOTICE


=, UeNeri Inly 81, 1870.
o. state Of Delaware, have this day declared dlv
dend at the rate Of cent per Runum for the Last
months clear OF Tax, payable and after tho 10th
last. j. g4t J. p, WILD, Cashier,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

Olympic 5 2 ID l 10 3 Al
Umpire-H. q. Stewart of the Atlas; Scorers
C. Watkins of the Defiance, and Joseph
Hanson of the Olympic. Home Runs-Dei.
ance o, olympic /. Struck out-Defance 81
Olympic .. Fly catches made-Defance !;
Olympic 7. Put out on foul balls-Defilnte
Q; Olympic IL. Out on bases-Defance 5;--
olympic 8. Time of game. hours.
Base Ball "A game of base ball was playe ed
on Saturday, the 18th inst between the second
nine OF the Pacific and the FIRST nine of the
ha 81 ia ba arnra.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

UNION NATIONAL BANK,

-, Q,
Tho Board of Directors have this day dec AIRED dvi-
denf Of I'VE per cent for the months clear Of
u y taxes, payable on and after the 10th inst.
~ qIt q KTNNLY Cnshtsr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

Ia good houte in Brandy zine Village, suitable
fA for all kinds OF public business There fcuit
-sesSs trees good garden and sood barn. Apply ON
he premises. 81 MILTON STEEL. June 2s-8ts
VIEWPOINT NATIONAL RANK
Newport, Delaware, July Sd, 1880.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared divi-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

A BOUT "a Acres Of Brandy inc Marsh, to Rent 1t
n be rented altogether in three separate lots
may suit best. Apply ~ the subscriber No 700 Mar.
kstsl april Att John g. LENIs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

Horses Tor Sn1es
~ THE subscriber has for Sale, eiaht head Of
rfTSA Horses, and two pair OF Mules very reason
kAS~X liable rates. For iuil Particular address
-ASDnA~ g. IRWIN CAUSE,
Jy l6St Kennett Square, Chester Go, Pa.
TO LET,-FoK A Term OF YEARS THE LARes
Il building, oantsi.ing fifty rooms fornory known
the Living Home-Eoon to he the Sixth Avenue Hotel
Ront $1,000. trnrh lS-tfl j. A; BROWN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

Wilmington, Del, July 81, 1850.
The Board OF Directors have ihis day declared divt-
ieni OF six PER cent for the six nontls clear OF o.
:. Taxes, payable ON the 10Th inst
july Dat J W DAY Cashi.r
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

WILL he received uutil TUESDAY, the 24th Inst fer
making and putting up ia good ORDER about 300 rods
bank, on salt Marsh Specifications follows. About
half oftho Bank 10 feet feet high, and az
top, the other half II feet base high, and -.
top the whoo hark to be puidlei Ia the middle
f'et wide an one foot deep; ditch must with
n 10 feet Of the bass Of the bank. Address
MM CoLLINS,
II. 7. H0FFECkER,
wM. :. HAYES,
Managers Of the Duck Greek, Improvement Company,
Smyrna Del. jy.l24t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

100000 tickets will bs sold at 81 epoh-75 600 pre-
seuta awarded Seued at $3.50 cool $40 CU OF the prahs
10 b. given to the Soldiers National OphAns' Home
Fnud S01 10 lhc Washington Male and Female Orphan
Asylum the balance after deductng expenses to be paid
WHshiu- ton, u o.
TiCRETs CAN RE oBTi lHRD OF =. NoiBN NO . 10
WiSt FOURTH STREET WILMINGTON, DEL, OR
WILL BE SENT by MAIL TO ANY ADDRESS, ON
RLCEItr UF FRI II, AgD STAMP.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
MiddletOWn Hotel.
3. Il. DAVIS. PrOnrietOr

THIS old established and ccmmodious Hotel situated
at hddletown Delaware in the OF the and
within short distance Of the Rail Road is prepared
accommodate the public In the best Citizens of
Philafelphia a0d Of other larger Cities find
agreeable and pleasant place Tor recreation and comfort
during the warm weather than Mlddletown, being on
the line OF the Railroad and beautiful rich country with
splendid roads for driving. The Hotel is cOmmodous
having excellent fu niture aud Dsddins
we'll ventilated. The tables bountifuily supplied
wi the best from the Markc OF adelphia and will
mington, the ostlers and Servants attentive and
sole ted. july 123m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

ESss-Y strayed away from tho Subscriber, near St.
MI Georg, :, red Cow Nth white spot In fore
u zsz head, white under the body, short horns
tips rrwed. Any ne giving information SO that may
pot her Will b. suitably rewarded.
inly JlsE ~ O. HUDSON.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

n. A isw good horses always hand for FAie
f1EzA at No iOt East 4th street. Wilmington, Del.
Hh may 7.tf UNDERWOOD CONNER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
THE ROBINSON HOUSE,

Notice is hereby given that limited Partnership, has
been formed between Jas W. Brrie Of the eity Of Will
mingon, and state Of Delaware, and Josiah sbey of
the same City and State, under the title of JAMES W.
BRINE Co, for the manufacture and Sale OF Boots
and Shoes, at No. IFS King St, commencing July I'd.
lsto, and ending JuiY LIST, 1869.
JAMES W BRINE,
july l21m JOSIAH sIBLEY
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

TWO Cylinder Boilers % feet long, IS in diameter
with cocks and connection pipes, all complete these
boilers arc almost good and would he suitable
for Saw Mill, Apply 90 or address A. RALPH Co.,
lJ5 Arch St, Philadelphia. July 2-4tw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
FslM RENT,

- The three story Brick Store adj dining this City
Mid Hotel, Front Street.. Possession lmmediat y
EAlL- Inquire of WILSON Il WOOD, Tlnners, or of
Jy i5-tt JAMES c. AKIN.
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9ithmond 1ispatth.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE l3, 1860.
AuctiOs. Sales To-day.

REGNAuLT 4 co. will sell At their fvoIn, ',
=, 10 o. clock, A. NJ. avariety of household
furniture, sc. o, =,
PAINE co. will sell at loe Main street AT
- n.c,ock A. NJ, an assortment OF dry
goods. boots and shoes, hats, &c
W "a ROBINS will sell on the premises III
,o,cIock. y. NJ, IL fair, lot of land num-
,ercd three, on Twenty seventh street, be-
tween VI and n.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE DISPATCH on THE RAILRoADs.-Aessrs
Cole Turner deliver the Dispatch every morning
ON all the railroad cars leaving Richmond ana a'
,hev are also our authorized agents to receive SUP
.erip,ions to the Semi Weekly and Hsekfy D'S-
mitch, our friends along the railroad routes can
avail themselves OF the messengers OF these enter
nr,s,,p news dealers in forwarding their orders
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-13

YoUHG MEF's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The regular monthly meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association was held at
their rooms on last evening.
The President, Mr.. Asa 81. der, made a
verbal report OF the operations and pro-
gress Of the Association during the past
month. Forty-one new members had
been added in that period, and plAls
had been adopted looking to large and
speedy increase Of lis library. Mr.. j. Il.
Watkins, Chairman of the Committee on
Lectures, reported that he had made
arrangements with Rev. Richard Fuller,
D. D., Of Baltimore, and Rev. John A.
Broaddus, of South Carolina, for the de-
livery Of lectures before the Association in
the coming fall season.
Mr.. Watkins also stated the main points
of a plan which was about 10 be put into
operation by the Committee on Library and
Rooms, for. the speedy obtainment Of the
sum of two thousand dollars, needed BY
the Association for the purchase Of large
library which had been offered il. Tie
spoke in very sanguine terms OF the proba-
bility Of raising that sum, if proper effort
were made.
Interesting addresses were made during
the progress OF the meeting by j. b. Wat
kins, Charles ii. Winston, 7. c. Nicholas,
George L. Bidgood, and Asa Snyder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-13

POLICE HEADorAgrEKs.---Tbc following
arrests were reported Al headquarters last
evening:
Aaron Parker, colosed, charged With
keeping common and ill-govcrned housS
on Broad street.
Henry Bates, colored, arrested CO The
charge of stealing one loo o( bacon, sup
posed 70 bs ihs property u WalisH =
Tyueuap,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-13

ELECTION or 4 NEW Cot
consequence of the resignation oi MI.
John II. Gentry as q memtr OF the City
Council, the Council proceeded on Mon
day 70 the election OF new member 10
al the vacancy. Mr. 4. A. J. Clopton was
elected unanimousl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-13

JAMES STEPHENS, c. 0. |. R.-This hs-
tinguished gentleman arrived in our dty
yesterday, and is stopping a; the Exchfge
Hotel. He is accompanied by GenerdW .
G.. Halpin and Captain John MCCARTHY,
members Of his staff. The latter gsitle-
man has many personal friends in tht city
who will be glad TO give him cordia wei
come. |, will be seen BY notice q an
other column that Mr.. Stephens adeesses
the friends Of Ireland tonight at TT First
Market hall. We doubt not that large
audience will be present.
We are requested 10 say ths'a cordial
invitation is extended TO all lorrs Of lrish
liberty TO call and see James stephens, q.
o. I.R.. at his room, No. Is, Exchange
Hotel.
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PERsoSAL.-Mr. S r. Mallory, formerly
Secretary Of the Nay of the Confederate
States, arrived in It's city on yesterday
morning from the norh, and is stopping at
a private house. MI Mallory expects to
leave Richmond in ew days gor Florida.