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Union District Convention.

Delegates and all others from Cumberland County
attending the Convention will take the regular
ing train at $40 from the P. S. & P. depot foot OF
State street. and return by extra tran leaving Saco
at 4.1b p M.-regular fare-arriving in Portland in
season for the evening trains. Per order.
lima GltEfH
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Commemorative are informed that Mr..
l. d. Garnsey's remarks at the Chamberlain
meeting in Bangor were incorrectly reported
~ 'ne newspapers, and that he was not re-
'po'''o'e LOT the statement that Mr.. Spring
had opposed the European & North Ameri-
eau railway Our remarks upon that state
ihent 90 not therefore apply to Mr.. Garnsev.
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Those who Leave their measures

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This excellent medicinal compound was first pre-
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lB All the worst forms of Rheumatism are being
daily cured by METCALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC
REMEDY. This wonderful medicine never fai s. and
thousands who have suffered excruciatng agony tor
years are instantly relieved and soon cured by few
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Congressional COnventiOn-Second
niSfriof

COHgFeSSIOna OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
District.
The Union voters of the Second Congressional Dis
trict are requested to meet in Convention by dele
gates, at
AUBURN, Thursday, June 2Sth.
at ten o'clock A. NJ, to nominate a candidate for
member OF Congress-
The representation will be as follows Each city,
town and plantation shall be entitled to one delegate.
An additional delegate Tor the first fifty votes cast
for the Union candidate for Governor in 1884 and
additional delegate for each additional hundred
votes cast for said candidate majority fraction of
one hundred will entitle to additional delegate
SYLVESTER Z ] sTsfS oAkEs, District
X. p. CARR, fc...
r. s. STEVENS, Commit'ee'
,June 14-dtd
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JUL Y 4tIs, 1866 f!
FIREWORKS :!
of every description, at manufacturer prices Also
Fire Crackers, (Superior Quality,)
TO r P ED q r. 81

T Q r P e D 0 z S!
THE NEW
PATENT METEOR SHE'LL ROCKET /!
Masks Of Every Description.
Towns furnished with Works to any amount at
short notice.
@ r O @ u EFT!
The POI ular game of CROQUET for outdoor al
reduced prices. Address all orders to
ia MIDDLE STREET.
+. june21sNeodt4th CHAS. DAY, Jr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-07

HEROES or MAyAsSAs.-We have been
favored with photograph, by Eanncrson
& Co., of the fine painting with the above
title, executed by Captain w. Z. Cox, of
this city. The photograph itself is an cx-
ccllent specimen Of the art, and needs no
better commentator than the fact that
Captain Cox himself fully endorses it as a
faithful copy of the original. 1t has only
the defects inherent in photography, which
strangely contounds culorS, making green
appear black, blue white, &c. The origl-
nal painting is on exhibition at Franck'S
Picture Gallery, and is we'll worth visit.
We had often admired the grouping, the
fine attitudes and good likenesscs OF the
noble heroes, and the splendid grace OF
their chargers, IS they :" smell the battle
from affair."" President Davis occupies the
centre of the picture, mounted on 4 white
steed, and looking much tresher and
Younger than when we remember him as
pressed down by the cares of the following
years. On his right are Jackson, with his
keen eve upon the foe, and Beaure-
gard, with calm and placid express
sion, as he realizes that the day is
won. Johnston is turning off to the left,
and the picture gives his fine fea-
lures with good effect. Ashby impetu-
ously points to the yet raging fight,
and communicates some intelligence ht
fixes upon him the earnest gaze OF the
President. In the distance, ON the one
side are the cars that SO opportunely
brought Kirby Smiths forces to turn the
fight, and the troops themselves, hurrying
to the rescue; on the other, our artillery
is dealing death to the breaking lines of the
/ panic stricken foe. ...-
The general effect is excellent, and there
are special points that well repay close ex.
arnnation and study. The artist has IN
dulgcd his imagination somewhat, but this
is both allowable and proper.
Cnrtain Cox is young artist, but he
has already sent out this and other works
that will give him fame and others still
arc IN progress.
Scenes of war ere painfully familiar to
| him. as he was long in the service In Mis-
souri,, until captured at the fall of Little
Rock, and for months imprisoned at the
North. lie was released, and made pro.
fessor Of drawing in the Confederate States
naval school on board the Patrick Henry.
Since the fall Of the Confederacy he
has done much to illustrate and per.
petuate the sad bat dear memories OF tile
Lost Cause. We bid him and all such
God speed in this noble work. We should
encourage every effort Of the kind for II
must not be that the only memorials o.
our struggle handed down to posterity
shall be those which our enemies shal
furnish .s"o...."# .##" ..e x.
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STOCK SALE Observation-Disclosures. Da-
vcnport s Co. sold at auction on yesterday
at their office, over the National Exchange
Bank, the following stocks:
$3.50 Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company per cent.
registered bond at S7il2l, S42O Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company per cent. registered bond at
S2L,, five shares James River and Kama
wha stock at &c, five shares james River
and Kanawha stock at 81, twenty shares
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany stock at S23, ten shares Union Sa-
wings Bank stock (premium) at 4712, five
shares First National Bank at $50, s4OO
Richmond and Danyille Railroad 6 per
cent. registered bond at 81, $4,000 Rich
mond and Dauville Railroad 4 per cent.
coupon bond at S73, $4,000 Richmond and
Danville Railroad per cent. coupon bond
at $3.50, $ll 900 Virginia Central Rail
road per cent. coupon bonds at S62.o0,
81 900 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 6
per cent. coupon bonds at $50, $1,000 City
of Richmond bonds at $3.50, 81, 200 Eir-
ginia per cent. registered bonds (old) at
$3.50, $1,000 Virginia per cent. regis
tered bonds (new) at $3.50, -, 100 Eirgi-
MIA per cent. registered bonds (new) at
S12
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VOL. xxx.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ttv- SPECIAL NOTICE.

Er- SPECIAL NOTICE.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FREI6nT BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
THE ATLANTIC COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY have greatly REDUCED THEIR RATES
OF FREIGHT by their magnificent side. wheel
steamships HATTERAS and ALBEMARLE, built
expressly for this route, and are VOW LOWER THAN
By ANY orRGR LINE
About FIRST Of SEPTEMBER the wharf AZ Rock
etts recently purchased bv the Company will be
completed, upon which they have erected spa
c!ous she'd. enclosed all sides. with capacity for
TEN THOUSAND BARRELS.
Shippers are assured Of careful handling and pro-
lection from the weather OF all merchandise by this
nne and merchants receiving their fall stocks. or
shippers TO New York, would do well to call Oh us
before making engagements.
STEAMERS receive and discharge cargo In NEW
YORK a, the Companys covered pier, No. ~
NORTH EVER, from which their steamers leave
, regularly for
CHARLESTON,
| SAVANNAH,
NEW ORLEANS, &c. sc,
! avoid ag drayage In New York on goods destined
! for Lhose points
! FREiGHTS forwarded TO aIl accessible points
! NORTH, SOUTH, EAST. or WEST, without charge
save actual expenses incurred.
! INSURANCE effected at LOWEST RATES to New
! York, and beyond II desired.
! The PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS oil thess
! SHIPS are unsurpassed.
Cabin passage to New York. meals and s,ate-rooH
included, SEVEN DOLLARS AND \ HALF.
Storage passage, FOUR DOLLARS.
! The ALBEMARLE leaves New York every WE'D
NESDAY NIP o'clock NJ leaves Richmond sA.
! TURDAY high ,ide.
! The HATTERAS leaves New York every SATCR-
! DAY at IL O'Clock NJ. leaves Richmond TUES
! DAY high tide
, Agents in New York, LIVINGSTON, FOX 4
. Co, IS Liberty street.
SAMUEL AYRES & CO.,
j l1ar,. .tr AAnl. md IA
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ExEcurrvE.-We report the following

ExEcurIvE.-We report the following
executive business for Yesterday:
Judge William W. Crump was appointed
a member of the Board Of immigration in
the place of Charles Friend, Esq, who
failed to accept the appointment.
The Governor addressed q commun'ca-
ton to the Supreme Court Of the United
States stating that in pursuance Of the act
of the General Assembly cf Virginia
passed March lst, 1866, "to provide for
the assertion of the rights Of the Com
monwealth to. jurisdiction over the conn
ties of Jefferson and Berkeley" hc had
retained the Hon. B. R. Cnrtisa, Of Pos
ton, as counsel for the State of Virginia.
The Governor also sent n similar commu.
nication, stating that he hna retained An
drew Hunter, Esq, of Jefferson county, a'
counsel for the State under the same act
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-07

POLICE ARREsrs.-The following arrests
were reported at headquarters yesterday
William Dixon, charged with abusing
and striking John Adkins.
Ellen Wild, white, and David Poindex-
ter, negro, were arrested for insulting,
abusing, and attempting to break into the
house Of Mrs. Elizabeth Jeter. Mrs. Jeter
lodged this complaint against these parties
yesterday morning, and the facts OF the
case are as follows: The house in which
Mrs. Jcter lives is owned by Poindexter,
and her rent upon 1t has not expired by
several months yet. On yesterday Poin-
dexter and the white woman, Ellen Wild,
came to the house and ordered her out,
and when she refused to do so until her
rent expired, they broke open the door and
threatened to put her out. In addition to
this complaint, Mrs. Jeter gave iniorma-
ton that Poindexter and the white woman
had been for long time unlawfully cohab-
iting with each other as man and wife
whereupon they were warranted on this
-
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LOVE AMONG CRIMISALs.-A curious
case Of love, in support Of the old sdage
that glove laughs at locksmiths," has re-
Gently come to light at the Kings County
New York; Jail. At that place there is a
young woman undergoing short term OF
incarceration for some slight offence, who
at times assists in the culinary department
Of the Jail, and who is said to be of passa-
bic exterior. Her window commands q
view OF the cell in which Pellicer, OF Otero
murder notriety, is confined, casual
glimpses of whom she has frequently had
as he roamed up and down by the window,
and having attracted his attention in turn,
warm affection, it would appear, soon
sprung up between Pellicer and the girl,
who is known in the jail as Emily, and
whose general department is said to be
uncxceptionable. A bMet-lour sent by
Emily TO Frank Pellcer's) room, made
him acquainted with the fact that the girl
entertained an affection for him in lis
lonely condition, which awokc q sentiment
akin to fervency, if such We're possible, in
the heart of the criminal. An interchange
of daily communications took place be-
tween them; and her letters, which
breathed forth hope and more than sis
ter's love, were interpreted for him by q
third party, Pellicer being unable to read
writing. In this way the affair came to
light, the interpreter having retained one
of the letters, which has been made pub
lic.-NeW York Herald. ttgft..-
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WHITE s,.LpHUR WATER.

W Il
FROM TIE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREKNBRIER COUNTY.
We have just received supply Of this
WATER, DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS.
TIE REPUTATION OF THIS WATER is WORLD
WIDE.
So well known are It's valuable properties In the
CURE OF BILIOUS DISEASES AND OTHER DE-
RANGEMESTS OF THE LIVER
tina, il is deemed unnecessary 10 do more than ma ke
the aunounccment that the water can be had.
The experiment of transporting the water was
fully made years ago.
1T CAN BE HAD HERE AS PERFECT AS TO
REMEDIAL EFFICACY, AS WHEN TAKEN
FRESH From THE FOUNTAIN.
Orders addressed to JOHN +. CARING, White
Sulphur Springs will meet with promp, attention.
Price per Of two dozen quart bottles, sl2s9.
For sale ia quantities to suit purchasers by
PURCELL, LADD s CO., Druggists,
General Agents for ,ho virginia Springs Waters.
au 21-tlsthct
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THE HEBREW NEW YEAR.-On Monday

THE HEBREW NEW YEAR.-On Monday
and Tuesday next, the 10th and llth of
Septembcr, will be commemorated by
those of the Hebrew persuasion what is
generally known as their New Year. These
days are the first Of the kaOnth Of Tisbri
5O25. counting from the creation. Pre-
liminary prayer meetings are held in the
synagogues prior to the feast, and are con-
timed up to Yom Kipur, the Day Of
Atonement, which takes place on Wednes-
day the 18th, and which terminates the ten
days of fasting, humiliation, and prayer
commencing next Monday.
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prNG-THuRspAr MORNING. Moses Clarke
and Edward Jones, negroes, charged with
, fighting in the house of Samuel Oliver,
were committed in default of surety.
! William Gosner, discharged on Wedncs-
day on condition that he would forthwith
| leave the city, bid his Honor "good morn
ing' again yesterday; and in consideration
of the fact that Grosncr had been over
come in a difficulty with mean whisky,
which prevented his leaving, he was given
quarters in the city Jail until his csnstitu-
tion can be restored.
| Josh Williams, charcoal African, for
, firing pistol within the city limits, was
sent to Jail in default OF a fine and surety.
Cynthia Hamilton, negress, was arralgn-
ed for threatening the life Of Lavlnla Wat
kins. This case was consequence fol-
lowing upon that Of Henry Gwathmcy,
arraigncd on Wednesday. Cynthia was
sent to Jail to cool off.
Sam Richardson, negro, charged with
using abusive language towards Frank
Bower, was sent to Jail in default of surety.
John Burley, hard looking white boy,
was charged with stealing old iron from
the old State armory. The case was con-
tinucd.
jim Dorsey, negro, was charged with
lisordcrly conduct in the Second Market.
Policeman Dabncy testified that Dorsey
was very disorderly in the market, and
drew a large crowd around him with his
curses, threats, and insolcncc.
Mayor addressing Dorscy).-"Do You
wish TO ask the witness any questions ~
Dorsey" Yes, sab, j just gwinc tell
YOU how it was. De way de thing tust
commenced"
Mayor" don't want you to tell me
anything. Examine that witness upon
what you have heard him say"
Dorsey.-"Oh, you want me to bisam-
inc him turning to policeman Dabney).
| Well, dis dc way dc fuss commenced"
Mayor" Well, that will do, call your
witnesses"
Dorsey called "his Witness" and they
made him out to be a very innocent crea-
turc. One Of them said that he had
known him for three years. lie was
church member, and never swored oath y
Dorsey, despite this fact, was required
to give $3.50 surety for his future good be-
havior, and fined ten dollars.
! Edward Mcmahon, a young man who
has given leg to the Coniederacy, was
arraigncd on the charge OF having stolen
horse in his possession. 1t appeared that
the sheriff of Prince George, having an at
tachmcpt against young Mcmahon, tcle-
graphcd to Richmond to stop the mare
and colt. Under misunderstanding
Mcmahon was arrested. His Honor un'
hesitatiugly discharged the accused, there
being 10 charge whatever against him
The young man has alway. borne an un'
exceptionable character.
The case of Tim Callaghan, charged Will
maltrcating his better-halt, was agaI
called up. Mrs. Callaghan, previous tc
the hour for the meeting OF the court, had
been looking for the Mayor to adjust the
matter. Not being able to find him, she
waited for the sitting of his court. WheI
the case was called, however, she capri.
ciously changed her mind, and said that
"she did not intend to let him off so the
case was again continued. How true fol
woman, Uncertain, coy, and hard tt
please
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-07

ExrLosIoy.--The explosion of seventy
five tons of saltpetre at the Watertown
Arsenal, Mass, on the 2d instant, caused
an extraordinary and singular destruction
Of property. About one million and half
feet of the best pine lumber was blown TO
splinters, while several buildings rose and
descended in the form of shower OF
bricks, each brick being separated by the
conclusion. The loss by the fire is esti-
mated at Sl30,000, a.,z"-. se
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Coronation or THE Rose To-NIeHr.-
Auv one who goes to Virginia Hall to the
musical entertainment tonight will be
pleased. Such at least was the general
and oft-rcpeated sentiment Of those who
were present Tuesday evening. This in
nocent and worthy affair deserves, and
will we trust receive, an overfowiDg au-
diencc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-07

E. RICHMOND RELIEF AssoeIATIoN.-We
would call the attention of the Board of
Visitors of this Association to the adyer-
tisement calling for meeting. It is very.
important that . quorum should be pre-
sent. There is much suffering in our com
munity, and whatever can be done by this
Association demands to be done at once,
and for this purpose full meeting is earn
.estfy desired to-day. ...
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THE EXISTENCE OF

Egr-IS VIEW OF THE EXISTENCE OF
the Cholera in our midst, and the importance OF
making available every means to stay its progress,
the undars ;gncd Informs the citizens Of Rchnond
that he has in bis possession MI Indian recipe for
II. cure, which has been used privately In many
cas.. Of piarrhGa, Dysen,ery, and summer dis
eases generally, with great success, proving an
intalible cure IN every instance. During the past
yesr, rs travelling agent "f the Baltimore and ONO
railroad have had occasion TO try its virtues, and
can recommend Il unhesitatingly to tho public.
have coufded to Nessrs. BLUNT & M0SELY,
Druggists, No 1924 Main street, OF this city, the
directions for preparing the mixture, and II can be
obtained on application TO them.
LOUIS ZIMMER,
General Southern Agent
auls-lm+ Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-07

DISCIPLES CoNvENTIoN.-The annual
Convention of the Disciples met last night
at Sycamore Church. In the absence of
Mr.. Parrish, Elder Walthall delivered the
opening address. He took his text from
the sixth chapter of Romans, and spoke
very eloquently. The exercises closed
with singing and prayer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-07

,NHE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL-Th,

Il ID Il UNIV u ftSI I ISJIIOIIs--I. .O
l. next session Of this school viii begin MN
DAY, September lith. and close 30th jane. 1907. Il
Tn. school has been transferred 10 the new,
large, and coInmodinus school building erected for
the purpose, on Eighth, between Grace and Frank
lin streets.
The course OF teaching is intended, a. hepto-
fore, TO prepare boys from ten years and upwards,
for business life or for college. Mr.. sTRoTHBR
teaches Mathematics, the Natural SCIENCES, and
Book keeping. Mr.. PRICE teaches the Ancient
Languages, together with German, French, and
Italian, for which he has been prepared by long
ira lining i'm Enrope. In the Junior English Classes,
the principals viii be aided by skilful assistants.
TERMS The same as heretofore: #f
For Mathematics and English..................e u
Each Language, additional. pal...................... u
For circulars, SC, address box 81! Richmond
post .ofice.
JOHN N. STROTHER, N. A., J. s. t...
University Of Virginia, pr,,c,,.rs
THOMAS X. PRICE. JR., ~ A., rfiheipA".
University of Virginia, J