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ARM SPRINGS.
THESE CELEBRATED WATERS,
-.-.n Ar EATH COURTHOUSE. VIRGINIA,
~ ..t. ~ THE LuVELIk>T VALLEYS
&. ALL THE Site RIDGE AND
ALLLGUASY RANGES. ARE
OPEN FOR THE
r....r pTItN pr Wis TORS


.s.. j. Teen Ul.i.> west ircln Millhoro depot,
vr..n.. Central railroad. and northeast
..r.utu, Hot. and 4. i.hl from the Healing
.... ...U. 4rrrt h, said in calling puhtic atten-
w. .trr.r.-Iaacs 20 celebrated. II has been
-. ... .ts.tci hy ;h.. whites for more ttan Il
wears. aud WAS brfor. that known I" the
.. SO Tnr>pring II strength" from the in
... HHu.ur. or battling in IL water.
.s..a.wygtur" of Ia, baths are % and . Fab
p .... Iu. Sc. '~r> are famed for their efficacy in
.--.t 'ut.tac nugf. rheumatism. Neuralgia,
r...w w..h .', attendant sequences. such
...- -....an. Constipation, Drop>ical Etu,ion,
. Pu~.'y>i- III its various forms. En-.
.... .f'.. Spleen, Chr"uic SwclliiS> II III"
.t... r. rAtfa.aa, Dyspepsia, Gravel. and
.v Y.ua.r Diseases. especially those 81 a
=. .rstt.r. attended with general dr@!Iity.
....a..a,4s at the, springs ar ample.
.......,.u. lie guests are 4 fine bal! room,
..-. ..... sod bowling alley.
.s. Warm Springs Prom the north. r,H
Alexandria railway To- GoTio:.> >vilIe,
yeu.g4l railroad 10 Milltoro' depot.
. . ... ....rh r., Lyu,hhurI or Richmond OH
.-I railroad 20 Mlllboro' Gcpo; From
.. ..-..,a t~~ sag. coaches over turnpike,
........'. the >ruu->.
s.. L.>~ tLan oae week, S@ler day chill
.yar.- In proportion. one week and
s..-s tty, Les, i"u pei cent.
..,-g,.,.a GEORGE MAYSE.
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DEATH OF A RESPECTED MERCHANT.-The
death of Mr.. Joseph MillhiSer, OF this city,
has already been announced. He had been
a resident of Richmond for many years,
and was always esteemed as an upright
man and good citizen. The house OF Mill
hser 4 Brother, OF which he was member,
enjoyed good reputation, and well
mertcd the success which flowed from its
business,
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THE RICHMOND iowITzERs.-A meeting
of the first, second, and third companies
of Richmond Howitzers will be held at
Monticello Hall, on Broad street, at Aaii-
past o'clock tomorrow night.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JryE 20.
sun nrisas.........iI3 Moon riscs........... s.::
: Snn snt- l. High fde............ 1 So

MINIATURE ALMANAG-JtNE -.
sun risas.........I.!3 Moon riscs........... SO
sun scts.............7.li High tide........... SO
PORT OF RICHMOND, JCSE -, l'5t.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Grorgeauna, Hill, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. John l.. Freeman:
Steamer VI. Martin, Haines,, Norfolk, merehan'
disc and passengers, Haskins & BrdgtOrd.
steamer state Of Maryland, Trayer-, Baltimore
merchandise and passengers, ID. W. Chrf!e'
SAILED.
St.,,n.- Iohn sylvester, Post Norfolk, iuclchan-
disc and passengers, Haskins Bridgford.
Schooner Ripplier. Miller, PhiIadeiphia' IRON
ID. Y w. Curric.
BELOW.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merChan-
disc and passengers q. +. Watson, Is on War
wick's bar
UnryP.'s HOLE. June II Sailed schooner Hat.
H., Coombs, Drlukwater, from Rockland Tot Rlch-
mond.
FoRr MoSRoE, June 2s.--Arrived, New YORK
steamers for Richmond.
Weather stormy wind southwest.
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DOR DIARRHGA, CHOLERA NOR
LLEGHANY SPRING WATER,
~ FROM THE
ALLEGHAyY SPRINGS,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
More than forty years ago the water ol thess
Springs had attracted attention. and had IA local
reputation which has been confirmed by time ana
enlarged by the extension OF its use, which IN
faw wears spread over the whole country, when, IN
l.53 this health. giving fountain fell into the hands
of an active and entcrprising company The water
was bottled, and It's iise was extending To every
State in the Union, when the boiling was SUI
pended by the late war
The present proprietors are happy 10 INFORM me
public that they are now enabled To present me
water again, carefully bottled and as peficct 40 10
quality as when taken fresh from the spring.
DYSPEPSIA, In all its worst forms N1I NOhbnp
lRRITABILlTY OF THE STOMACH, &c OBsTl-
NATE HABiTUAL COSTlVENESS, SERoF la
and CrTASEOUS EXANTHBMATA. and other
diseases of the skin: JAUNDlCE and AFEEoIIONS
OF THE LIVER GENERALLY !; DISENTERl, Dl,
ARRHGA, hillary CALGrLI SYMPATHEIlm
AFFECTION OF THE LUNGS and lAIlPlESl
CONSUMPTION, DISEASES OF THE kIDSElS,
have all yielded Ia the wonderful power "f this
water, and hundreds have testified Ia lis curative
efficacy in the diseases here enumerated.
A pamphlet containing letters from physicians
and other highly respectable sources. giving re-
ma rkable cases of cure, and citing wonderful IN.
stances Of restoration to health "f persons well
known throughout the State, can he had on appn-
cation 10 the agent.
ALLEGHANY WATER ia put up in quart bottle,
on. dozen in case, at 20 per dozen, anu III nan
gallon bottles al SlV per dozen. =,
orders, enclosing the money, VIII nave Pr"ihP'
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
General Agent, for th. Proprietor.
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-, yER.S SARSAPARILLA is a con-

4 Elk - SaRSh fhhllIlsN II 'oh-
N centrated extract OF the choice root, 80 COM
binrd with other substances OF still greater altera-
tive power to afford An etectual anidote Tor dis-
eases SARSAPARILLA i reputed 10 cure. Such
remedy i surely wanted by those who suffer from
sTRVM MOrS complaints, and that one which VIII
accomplish their cure must prove, a. this has, u
immense service to this laTg. class ot our aulctsd
fellow citizens How completely this compoun:
will do il has been proven by experiment on many
Of tn. worst cases 10 be found IN the following
complaints r. .,.
Scrofnia, Scrofulous swellings and Sores, skin
Diseases. Pimrlr-, Pus,ules, Biotchss, Ernpti"ns,
i. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Eryslpe.as, letter or
salt Rheuin Scald Head, Ringworm, &c.
Syphilis or Yencridl disease Is expelled from the
system by the prolonged use OF this sARSApA-
ElLLA, and the patient is left In comparative
health. d.. ..., :. s.,,ra :, ,ho
blood. and are often soon cured by this EXTRACT
OF sARSAPARlLLA.
Do not discard this invaluable medicine becans,
you have been imposed upon by something pre- pre-,
When you have used IER'S, then, and not till
then viii you know the virtues of Sarsaparilla.
For minute particulars OF the d. seases II cures we
refer YOU To Az ERS American Almanac, which the
agent below named will furnish gratis TO all who
AYERS CATHARTIC. PILLS, for the ,,curs, Of
C6stiyeness Jaundce, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dysentery, Foul stomach, Headache, Ptles, fheu'
matism Heartburn, arising from Dsorder.d sto.
mach, Pain or Morbid lnaction Of the Bowels
Flatniency, Loss Of Appetite, Liver Complain,
Dropsy, Worms, Gopt, Neuralgia, and for = Din
They are sugar coated, so that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly and they are the best
Aperient In the world for ALL the purposes oil 4
'"Ib PrebbaFfSi red BY J. e. AVER Co, Lowell, Mass,
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Agents.
corner of Main and Thirteenth streets,
ae-2m Richmond. Va.
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THE WORK AT OAkwoOp CEMkIERY.-
The public meeting called by the Young
Mems Executive Committee To consider
the best time and manner for working
upon our soldiers graves ut OakwOod Ce-
metcrv will be held at the First Baptist
Church at 5 o'clock tonight. 1t ought
not to be necessary to urge the Importance
OF tull attendance At the meeting. Our
Young men and citizens generally have
displayed spirit of love and honor for our
fallen soldiers Of which we may well be
proud, and il is certain that they will not
now grow cold or become weary III we'll
doing. The task has been commenced,
and it must be completed, and for Its
completion we appeal to those to whom no
appeal has ever been made in vain. Our
fallen soldiers left their homes, their wives,
their children, all that they loved the best,
and fought and died at the call Of their ma
tive States. In their name, then, and hy
their memory, we now call upon every
man who can work to come forward anu
aid the ladies of tho OakwoOd Memorial
Association in placing in order the graves
of our noble Confederate dead. Meet ut
the First Baptist Church tonight and
when the work is done, the blessings OF
thousands, the remains Of whose loved
ones You have guarded and preserved, Will
be invoked upon your heads, and prayers
and supplicatonS in your behalf will rise
to Heaven from every State in the south,
as well as from mcvery section OF our Mother
State, Virginia.
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1ithmoua 1ispattl,


DISPATCH FOR THE SPRISGs.-Persons going
10 the Springs or other summer resorts can
have the DAILY DIorArcR sent them at sixty
cents per month. Orders left NJ our counting.
room will receive attention.
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STUART MONUMENTAL AssoCIATIoN.-The
executive committee will meet ut DR..
Cabelrs office, on Thirteenth street, at
O'Clock this evening.
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PARKER's BATTERY.-Major W. W. Par
ker requests that the surviving members
of this battery will meet at his Office on
tomorrow night at S o'clocI. precisely.
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10. F.-Unon Lodge, No. !, I. o.
OF, meets tonight at Odd Fellows Hall
nj o'clock
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To THE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS
4 - lllt LATE CONFEDERATE ARMY, AND
- iA!LI TO THE CHAPLAINs, AND TO

- =
ihh SURG EuNS AMI NATIONS ~ HOSPITAL.
..# ~ tA. most interesting fcatures Of the late
.eet"rste army was the religious feeling per-
."A.i. ID. One OF the most Important and interest
.a rb 4gtvr- in the history Of the late war, whenit
a#. - written. will be a deser.p on OF the high
h0Ea. and religious character which distinguished
!aa a. Cf heir st.rn sense OF duty aud Of the
."E.ra. made to II IL Is important that thes'
''utlr .Aoald b. nads while the survivors are
81. t alive, aud while the events are fresh In the
4 "4 AID II ia especially important that they
'~1A.a b. preserved because Of tho efforts made 10
,.'ri their cause aud their memory win ooioduy
We I'VE II 70 our gallant dead 70 preserve theif
'.,faot r aud their deeds untaruished.
tA' Bible Society Of Virginia proposes 10 be the
-.t"sary al these facts iii such ime as they may
needed ~ the future historian. They take TUE
.at because t,tcre Is no other association whlch
.N ~ 70 do it. and because much Of This reil
1a' ~ crest WAS manifested indhe distribution OF
@. "uEl 4 God by this Society.
ia@ board nt Managers Of The Bible Society oi
.ie .1.ta therefore Iest all who have any infor'
'a " 'u this SUBJECT aud erprc ally all chaplalns
III s1raeUhs and malTous IL hospitals, In write
'.'"f .t1 u"diateiy any facts or vents which may
nsIats n cilglcur and mora! condition of the
4tts = the late Confederate army, aud I" tram.
L = - lichmpud ~ speedily ~ possible 10 Mr. 4.
i" hrN1Lti, Corresponding secretary virginia
"lh'r Society.
"tt th" papers and periodicals througho Gu, tho
'''1n.rn iases pleasc to publish the above.
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Ia ss,i;ssss;'Is iIssaSE@
TREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
y S%ETH EAsT ASR Mssi sSp pp6roMae p VAC
RAiLROAR. CARRYING THE UNITED sTarEs
MSi TWCE ph5Y ,EhEGAET onIx SkEsPlsSd IsiIc.d
ry,nte i..uing 4 THROUGH TICKETS and THRoUoh
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to the cities
North. East, and West. H..
Trains on his road now rgn as foliew dnS
daily tSnndays exceptedl At rs A. NJ arriving IN
wa:hington Al SSnnsshFg Tngys sa fnr tns tns
EARLY AFTERNOON E1PREss ihAiNs ioi 'i'
NORTH, EAST, and WEST. rr.,y iii,
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
sPLESDID SLEEPING CARS attached leaves
Richmond daily ats p. N arriving In wsshIns:
t.u Al 4 90 A. NJ, connecting with the EAhLf
WaRyISG TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST, and
VEST ,,r,up.cc,cp
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGs
CHECKS 10 Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore
philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all the prin-
cipal cities In the West .. ,,.ra,.
For further information and through nckets
auply at the Office of the company, corner broad
and Ets hth streets, Shoekoe Hill.
J. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent;
S,srRL RUTH, Superintendent. my
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RICHMOND AND DAxyILLE RAILEoaD, !

RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RAILROAD, I
RICHMOND, May 2, 1860. )
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
~ after SUNDAY, June 10th, TRAINS will run
as follows:
r,ond daily at so A. NJ Arrives at Danvlie NJ 50
p NJ Arrives at Greensboro at n:
. Leaves Greensboro daily At 10 A. NJ: Leaves
Danyille daily at7.so A. NJ. Arrives at Richmond
At =. N. IN,
hereby Informed that the different railroads on
thS line nom Richmond 70 the soGn 1m pan
S G.: Chester. Winnsboro', Columbia, Charles.
ton, Greenvills, &C., 8. C.; Augusta. savannah.
Macon, Columbus, Athens, Atlanta, &C, ,, Sa.,
Orleans, La, &e,, are now completed, thus giving
10 the traveller the shortest and most direct route
to the various points south. The route passes
through saubrious and h. sithy country: - -.
Son,hside railroad for FARMvILLE, LYNCH
SURG, Bristol, KNOXVILLE, DALIoN'
CHATTANOOGA, MEMPHIS &C. .,on.xp.n
,.o-,s Superintendent.
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-To Mr.. r. H.
Lucus; to Mr.. A. 7. Sumwalt, Southern
Express.
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DARING RoBBERY.-At an early hour on
Tuesday morning a thief succeeded in
making his way through the basement into
one Of the chambers in the house Of Mr..
otto Miller, on Marshall street, between
Fitth and Sixth, and before he was heard,
succeeded in carrying of trunk full OF
valuable property. No information has as
vet been received 70 lead TO the arrest OF
the thief and recovery Of the trunk.
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
"a

THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Is now prepared 10 carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
10 and from New York, ST. Louis and intermediate
points, and as far south as Atlanta, Ga In order
to afford the most ample security 10 shippers, 1t has
effected -
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests OF the company by each traln
with several leading insurance companies, such a.
THE sun, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO
POLlTAN, AND PHEAlx,
whose aggregate capital and assets amount to
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common car
riers' risk, and security is afforded never before
offered by any express company For this
40 ADDITIONAL CHARGE is MADE.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRAysPoRTA.
TI0N COMPANY
is now prepared to do business as
CHEAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
~ can be done by any other company
j. Z. JOHNSTON. President.
BE. FicxLis, General Superintendent.
my 21--eodts
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my Sl-lm ~ no.acn 1a. '---- -. -
NOR NEW WYORK.-ATLAN-E EfSTk
Il TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPA- S
NY The splendid new slde-wheei stesm.sep
MARLE A BOURNE cemm ander, leave Richnohd
every MONDAY and SATURDAY; leave Ne"
York every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. -.
Thsss SHIPS are entirely new, and were Do'"
efl5s,s lbsy have Az. splendid SALOONS and STATE;
Rooms, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS Aha
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. ,, ytp-
Passage meals and state rooms included, rif'
Goods shipped by this Line are landed regularly
at New Yoik, on the Companys covered PIER
within forty-e eight hours. ,o,,.s that the pres,
dsmsps and Ioss by handling, aud exposure from
frequent re shipping, IS on other nnss' " ASo'asa
oy yrssbs ,s for points beyond New York viii be for
vsrss3 Win dispatch, and no charge made except
sctual sxpe nses Incurred.
These ships discharge cargo N ne. iosa p :. p.ss
70 Ti,m ngton North Carolina Charleston, 6x.
ra,".hI Mobile and New Orleans, leave from the
came pier Goods for these points can be trans.
erred without expense or exposure.
insurance Is very low by these ships, and the
economy In time, insurance, and condition In
which goods are delivered, makes this the cheap.
80, route from vtrgini.. Insurance sfsstsd
lowest rates. when ordered.
LIVINGSTON, FOX Co...
SAMUEL AYRRS &Co.,
Richmond. Virginia.
CALDWELL I DuxN,
T. d "hSs Norfolk. Virgins.
For freight q sIsTEss IgssfTt1ss. sRgEH & co. Agents
Otass corner Of Cary aud YirylniA street, oR%'
sits the Tobacco Exchange. 49,
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RAILROADS. -.


TIRGfNTX CENTR1I SAMF,AD.
Y sUMNER ssClfE1ipLx. 4Thsa 4 N 3 no II
inne "a, viii irfSe Richmond fsnsday SsxoepSedj
10 Il A. NJ and arrive :. '.sk.'s:. River At /"
THROUGH TICKETS sold eta Tro,,er / Co.
Stage Line for Harrisonburg, Winchester, and
o,hsr points on Valley Tgrnpiks atso, 70 siri'
WARM, not, Healing and white salphqr p sgrins.'
ysinp.i Bridge. and Roekbridge Baths !: also, ria
virgins and Tennessee railroad for Sssnviiie,
Mef.Ihis, Atlanta, Montgomery. Mobile New Or
Leans. ana Orange and Aiexandra ROAD 20 Lynsn'
2hIs r,ain. ia q,ht naka rIosE CONNECTIONS with
Trains on Orange and Alexandri. railroad north na
and south, and through them with the Virginia ana
Tennessee railroad. . a.. 49, -.
The NIGHT TRAIN is discontinued for the pre-
sent u.,,, -, =. - ha
tween s,annton and Richmond on hOSDAts'
wEDN BsDhYs, and SATURDAYS. leaving stssn' a..
ton al /: 20 A. n arriving In Richm0na AZ ".so a;
NJ Lssys Richmond sane dsy'4'"P' n 'na
FRIGHT TRAIN on TUESDAY, THuksDAi
D. wHITCOxB.
je u General superintendent
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oBSTRUCrloNs IL THh RIVER.

Mr.. Gill then reported that the cost Of
maintaining and working the dredging ma
chine, tug, &c, proposed to be purchased
by the city would amount to thirty
dollars for each working day, and while
the machine was not at work it would not
cost more than one dollar and fifty cents
per diem.
The ordinance in relation to purchasing
the dredging machine, &C., previously laid
upon the table was then taken up, and
upon division the ordinance authorizing
the purchase was carried by a vote of five
10 four.
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EISH.-We have just received per
Il schooner Mag snolia .---
: 200 half BARRELS CUT HERRING,
$50 half barrels ROE CUT HERRING, .#-a
so barrels SPLIT HERRING,
which We offer for sale low from the wharf 10 lose
consignment CHRISTIAN, LEA & CO.,
1924, late 6s Main street.
Also, daily expected per schooner b. w Pratt
400 barrels and half barrels ASSORTED HER
RINGS.
so barrels MACkEREL. je est
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INSTRUCTIONS N THE RIVER.

The Committee on James River I'M
provcmentS stated that the dredging ma
chine, tugboat, and lighter received
from Mcssrs. \. B. Cooley x Co. for the
purpose of dredging ont the James river
were in active operation upon the Rich
mond bar, few miles below the city.
They also stated that the machine was re-
moving five hundred or six hundred yards
of sand and gravel per day from the bar.
In conclusion, they recommend that the
dredging machine and appliances be pur-
chased by the city at the price indicated
in the proposition made to the Committee
10y McSSrs. Cooley & Co., who offer to do
the work at forty cents per cubic yard, or
to run the whole machinery and appliances
for seventeen thousand dollars.
Mr.. w. III. Macfarland then offered the
following resolution:
Be II ordained, That the dredging ma
chine, tugboat and dumping lighter OF A.
b. Cooley & Co., now employed in rcmov-
ing the distractions TO the navigation of the
river below the city, be purchased: Pro-
ridea, Il purchase thereof can be effected
at cost not exceeding seventeen thou
sand dollars. and that the sum of seven
thousand dollars Ill thc bohuS vi lhc Iits, ,
in addition 10 what has been before appro-
priatcd, be provided for that purpose and
that the engineer of the city take the same
into his charge and proceed to remove said
distractions.
At the request of Judge Crump, Mr..
Gill, the City Engineer, was called i'll,
when he (Mr. GID explained his views in
relation 10 dredging out the river, arguing
that the machine would be constantly
needed 10 remove distractions and deepen
the channels.
After some discussion, Judge Crump
moved that the ordinance be laid upon the
table until to-day, and that the Engineer
then make 4 specific report i'll relation to
the cost Of maintaining the said dredging
machine, etc; which was adopted.
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}, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1866

> Yur CASE or Mn. II. 'RiyES PoLLAKD.-
Mr.: III. Rivss Pollard, accompanied BY his
counsel, Jddgt W. ": Crump and Colonel
Robert Ould; ,apptared before the Mayor
or Yesterday inofDing, when, in conse-
uucncc Of the absence of the Common
wcaltfl's witnesses, the icase' was continued
until Thursday next.
Mr.. John James was in court, aud the
Mavor said to him that he had been inform
ed that Mr.. Samuel James was so badly
bruised and beaten that he was confined
to his bed, and the next thing he heart
was that he was riding about thl streets
and was not even compelled TO stay in the
house.
Mr.. Pollard.-It is altogether stake
to say that James was badly brr 8. aud
beaten. can prove by DR.. Harrison, Hno
examined him Immediately after the diff
cultv. that there was not even scratch Of
conScq Icncc upon him.
Mavor.-I am determined to have this
matter thoroughly investigated, and | will
have Sarnucl James before me.
NJ J.sl JamcS.-My brother was GER
tairly very much injured and bruised.
Mayor.-Thcn some one ought to have
known il. am determined to investigate
the whole affair, and will have Mr. James
arrested and brought here.
The different parties then left the court.
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CoRRrcTloN.-Iu the Dispatch of yeStrr-
day the following paragraph appeared in
error:
"MoSes Moonshinc, n negro, was charged
with stealing an cye-glass from Mr.. Null
berger, and was sent on for trial
This paragraph is incorrect. Moses
Moon>hinc is the name Of very respect
able citizen Of this city, from whom the
cyc-glaSs in question was stolen, and the
name ofthc gro thief was Robert A>hhy.
1t is to be regretted that this mistake
should have occurred, but there Is fre-
qucntly 50 little system i'll the manage
meut OF affairs at the Mayors Court that it
is in many cases extremely difficult to dis
tinguish between complainant, defendant,
and witness.
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INSURANCE.
ACCUMULATION NOW OVER sio, goo, 900

VIRGINIA s. II \ Il l. INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL, $4,000
John L. BACON, President.
THOMAS w MCCANCE. Vice-President.
WILLIAM II. CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Tuov,aR ppIcH. AJAMEs ALFRED JONES,
wr,,,xaroy GoppIy THOMAS w. MCCAScE,
JoHS l. BACON, ROBERT A LAsoASihA'
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE,
and PERSONAL PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS, In
the city or country insured against loss or damage
ty fre on the most liberal terms
Losses cquitably adjusted and promptly paid.
once, los Main street, over Mitchell Tylers,
Richmond. Va. apis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

NLD DOMINION ANDfHh
- NORTH STATE STEAMSHIP LlSESs
FROM RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, hSD Soh,
FOLK TO NEW YOkK.-On the SECOND 'f
JUNE aud EVERY SATURDAY thereafter ona "i
the steamers of this line will leave New lorE LOT
Pirhmond on Monday morning. and will cave
Richmond on FRIDAYS, touching ~ City Point
and Norfolk for New York. 49,.
Merchants and others wishing to ship by this
frst.cIass PASSENGER AND FRElGHT LINE or
STEAMERS will please be particular In rfque.uhs
their friends in New York To ship their gsdspy
benefit OF tho Virginia aud North Carolina trade.
Passengers and freight taken at fair rates.
BRID1f0RD < MYERS,
Agents, Richmond, OF
w Y. CARTBR,
City Point and Petersburg
C. II. PEARSON, General Agent.
my Al I'm la Maiden Lane. N. I.