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New CHURCH IN RocKETTs.-The Leigh
street Baptist church have appointed the
following gentlemen committee to arrange
for the erection of a new Baptist house OF
worship in Rockets Miles Turpin, Richard
L. Brown, Fl. W. Tyler, E. S. Turpin, and
William H. Gordon. The committee will
meet at the Leigh-street church tonight at
half-past o'clock, and a meeting Of all
interested in the enterprise will take place,
there at the same hour, at which several
addresses will be made.
Captain H. w. Tyler has donated hand
some lot on which to erect the building.
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STRUCK FROM THE Roll OF MINIsTERs.-
At q recent meeting of East Hanover Pres
bytery, held in this city, the following re-
solution was adopted:
"Resolued, That the name Of Rev. T. B..
Maury be struck from the roll of this Pres
bytery, and that under this act our autho-
rity and responsibility in relation to his
ministerial Office are hereby terminated"
1t will be recollected that Mr.. Marry, not
many months since, left the Protestant Epis-
copal Church, and united with the Presby-
terian Church. In a letter presented to
the Presbytery, he declares that he "can
discover in none of the existing Churches
any hope for an earnest advancement Of
and contest for the faith once delivered to
the saints -; and again he says, f." it is plain
that instead of Fastening on the triumphs
of the gospel, the present Protestant
churches must hinder mans salvation and
delay the Lord second coming, and hence
that-to them applies the command of Scrip
ture to Timothy, From such eoithdra1o thy
self ~ and once more, !" am also unable
to see how / can nger.embarrass my min
istry by remaining where | am %; and he
therefore concludes, 81 am forced to ask
the Presbytery soon to convene to dissolve
my relations with it."
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Thedwelling of Mr.. Cyrus snapp, a few
miles from Staunton, was accidentally
burned on the nightsof Wednesday the 18th
instant. But little was saved. The, loss
was between three and four thousand dol
lars.S5 8ss2s 81. 8 = q -
Some days since several intelligent gem
3hemen, said to be capita alists, arrived in our
village, EN- route for Mel DoWell; prospecting
for profitable investments Tdse,oell costn-
Sty Ne,os. Il. 4.
j. Morgan johnson, of Alexandria, Va,
formerly postmaster Of the House Of Repre-
sentatiYes fer two or three sessiens prior to
the. war, died ct WARSAW, ~. on last satui-.
day, - =, ss.s'. :. E
M Rishep Johns confrmad thirtyseightean-
,asidases in Lynchhurg on Sunday, and
Bishop MrGi u ifty-6 If. Eff
z Hepburn, Who Was shot ia I Hayti recent
ly, MAS an Alezsndrian, says the. Gazette.
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sUMMER RESORTS.
uE HOT S rim G. s.
RATH COUNTY, VA.
uusy,RYING IN TEMPERATURES FROM
w. .,rrxry-sIx TO ONE HuNDREDAHD
SEVEN DEGREES FARESnEIT.
LINES A. McCLuNG, Manager. "a }.
: G. TARDy s Co.., Froprleiors. ~.
:. WILLIAMS, Resident Physician.
.,I Re OPENED TO VISITORS JUNE Is


r.. Hotel has ,seen recently enlarged. and new
Hslm snsrcd by the proprietors to render this
rFn sPma,crina plscc as comfor able aus possibie
isH!S">t t,tors The hot waters here have heen well
:" ~ more than half century 10 poasess In
G.".f, degree tonic, Alternative detergent, and
rnNS.,ing properties, and have become Justly cell
'nss FAR he cure Of rheumatism, gout,, diseases
fmh'Nycr. skin, bladder, and womb; paralysis,
tl'rsnlt * az injury serious efuslon contraction
Gr Grrs"icS and Joints diarrhtea. and dyspepsia &C.
"i inr'.nicd NV. with sore mouth and tongue. f
cInaa." from the North rin Orange and Aexan-
h',i ,i,rnad TO Gorionsv ville thence pid Virginia
na,rsi Una railroad to Millboro' Depot, thence by
Iep.cr { CO.'S stage line over turnpike road to
~. ,.SnriucS--distanrc. twenty miles. ,ssss5
~, ,;c from the Sonth pia Richmond or Lynch
To- md virginia Central railroad 10 Millboroi.
'", new turnpike fT;:m Covfngton to Hot Springs
a,, undcr construction which Will pass through
~ ,csstifn, galley of 5aek river and by the
h,mIdrcnl h falls In Allegheny county. This road
Ma",ncricd 10 be finiSaed by July 1sts and will
ten the stage ride several miles, while the pas.
'r n, viii be saved the fatigue of crossing the
.s"Hntan aud enjoy the opportunity ofseeing the
@ srruer, Of one Of the most beautiful valleys In
NHtswaSD OF MUSIC anga agecafer the season.
rinr large BALL-R0GaIS. BILLIARD and
pnWLISG SaL00NSfttedup up, &c. -
gor descriptive pamphlets and circulars. apply
S. G. TARDY & CO.,
" pos,-oilice box ST. Richmond, Va. !; or to
j. A. MCCLUNG. Manager, 4
Hot Springs, Va,
gosrt.-$s per day, $50 per week, $75 per month.
g,ot
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COMMENCEMENT ExERCIS Es.-ROanOke
College, Salem 'county.-Baccalaureate SER
mon, June l4th, at II A. NJ. address to
Christian Association, 14th, at P. NJ. :;
contest for medal, 18th, at " P. M. +;
Alumni address, 18th, ut IL A. NJ. address
to societies, 18th, tn P. NJ. addresses of
graduating class, 18th, at II A. NJ.
The graduates are George L. Brown, Will
liam P. Reese,sJ. A. Bentley, and 7. L.
sanderson, of Virginia, and L. A. Fox, of
North Carolina.
Wash;ngton CoRege.-The following is
the programme of exercises at this college :
Sunday, June l4th.-At 8 A. NJ, dedi-
cation of the college chapel; II A. NJ,
baecalaureate sermon by Rev. Charles Min
nigerode, D. D., of Virginia; 8 P. NJ, ad-
dress before the Young Mems Christian
Association by Rev. j. H. Bocock, D. D., OF
Virginia. -. -
Tuesday, 16th.-At 10 A. M, meeting Of
the Board of Trustees; SP. NJ, final cele-
bration Of the literary societies and pre-
ssentation of medals.
Wednesday, 17th.-At 10 A. NJ, annual
meeting of the Association of Alumni; s
P. NJ, address before the Association OF
Alumni by Major J.. Horace Lacy, of Vir-
ginia.
Thursday, 18th Commencement Day.
AT 10 A. NJ, commencement exercises
/. Announcement of distinctions and de-
livery of certificates. 3. College orations
8. Conferring of diplomas and prize medals.
At IL NJ, address before the literary So
cietieties by General Wade Hampton, OF
South Carolina 8. p. NJ, alumni supper.
The programme for Hampden Sidney has
already been published.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SUPREME CouRr. OF APPEA1s-ALL THE
JUDGES pREsENT.-The argument in the
cases of Br1lmmel et als.was concluded.
The case of Stephens & Phelps rs. Davi-
son, on an appeal from the District Court
of fredericksburg, was called, and the ar
gument entered INTO. For the appellant,
Messrs. George William Brent, of Alexan-
dria; Joseph 81. Bradley, of Washington
--- -- Smith, of Baltimore and R. 7.
Daniel, Of this city. For. the appellees,
Messrs. Brent, of Baltimore; Dulaney,
Of Alexandria and Colonel McGruder, of
Baltimore. - ssss..s.,
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We have been requestedsto state that the
reason why the z" Sisters did not take
charge of the foundling left at the door OF
Policeman Nash on Monday morning last
was that their rules prohibit them from
taking children under two years OF age.
We viii also state that the paper left with
the little one requested that it should be
named Edmonia Blank. 80
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ROARDTNG AND LoDGTNs. NO,
yTTRaINIA HOTEL.
DRY GOs,ps.
a MERICAN TRADE PALACE-42

A MERICA N TRADE PALA(sE-429
"a RRoAD STREET, Having Just returned
from New York where have been buying my se-
cond stock of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, I
am now prepared TO offer to the public q better
and more tamplete stock OF goods fhan lever had
~ greatly reduced prices, having great facilities
In buying. My stock shall be Kept up by constant
weekly nrrtyals. j offer at the following, low
paces p,c meastifnl lin Delains 29s beautiful solid
ioc: and upward Ladies' W hite Cotton Hose, 121c
and upwards Ghiltlren,s and Misses Hose, 10c. !.
and upwaads; Jaconet Muslin. Csc. and upwards !:
Piatn and Dotted Swiss Muslin, Ladies. Gents,
and Misses Gloves. Also. large and beautiful
assortment of Fans and Parasols. which we offer
very cheap Ladies' Ho0p-skirts, Soc. and upward
large and well-selected stock Of Gcnt's Summer
Cassimeres. Great bargains In Carpets. Blankets
JSieac he'd and Unbleached Donestics. Particular
attention Of the ladies Is called to my large and
beautiful assortment of Straw Goods, Ladies'
Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, etc.
my 27 49,, - -. s. HEINE. +
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RALLY IN MANcHEsTER.-There Will De
a grand rally tonight Of the Conservatives
of Manchester in the Town Hall. Addresses
win be delivered by James II. Cox, Esq,
DIR. ]. Wistar Wake, General b. b. Walker,
and Captain W. l. Clopton.
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We are requested to state that the store Of LEVY
BROTHERS, l547 Main street, will be closed to-day
"wednesday and re-opened tomorrow morning,
Mt which time they VIII offer the largest stock of
Dress Goods, Ribbons, Trimmings, and Domestics
In this city, and at very low prices Don't fail to
give them call on Tomorrow lThursday) and Sc
cure some Of the bargains.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND POST OFFICE MAY 26,
lS6s.-John A.. Cunningham, Jr., UNI
yersity of Virginia; R. B.,stewart, Rich
mond county, Va; Edmund Chiles tco-
.loredl, Washington, D. c.; Rev. George
Dolley, Norfolk, Va; August Pfeil, Nor
pan county. Va; Mcdowell 4 Dickinson,
New York; G. H. Fox, Knoxville, Tenn. !;
Mrs. Maria McCauly, Caroline county, Va.
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WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,

w TA.-CHANGE OF PROPR1ETORS.-
Having recently assumedthe proprietorship of this
old and fashionable watering-place, and completed
our arrangements for the entertainment OF visitors,
We now solicit the patronage of the public. Every
,aor, has been made to restore to this establish
lnrmt its former reputation. The remedial proper
lies of the waters have been sufficiently attested In
ilc numbers who have been relieved Of Rheumatic.
,,ou,y and other Affections, while the luxury Of
the Baths when once enjoyed, can never be forgot
Ten Persons dcsirous to have full Information
concerning the character of the waters may con-
sur our circular, hich will be sent to them, on
application, free of postage. .ss.S-
Ne pledge ourselves that our table shall not be
inferior TO any kept either In city or country. The
name Of our manager is sufficient to Insure good
living.
The route to the Warm Springs is by Richmond
and Stanton 10 Millboro' depot, on the Virginia
Central railroad, where a line Of stages connects
with the trains. enabling passengers to reach the
springs the same day after leaving Richmond,
Iuchhurg, Washington, or Baltimore. 10
RATES OF BOARD: Per day. $3.50; per week,
Sl5 ; per month -four weeks), $50.
DARNELL Il REVERCOMBE,
Proprictors.
May l, 1868. myt-sm
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The Religious Herald Is an excellent medium
for advertising. 1t Is read ineyery nelghhorhood
in Virginia and In every portion Of the southern
country. A few more advertisements will be re-
ceiyed. Address JETER ,E DICKINSON, editors and
proprietors. box lo4 Richmond Va.
Office OILS Main street, over Starke Ryland's
bookstore. my 2lst
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SENATORIAL NoMINATIoN.-William T..
Martin. one of the six whites Of Manches-
ter that voted for the Radical candidate for
the Convention, has been nominated as the
Radical candidate for the senatorial district
Of Chesterfield and Prince George.
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HEALTH OF Mrs. CURRY.-This lady, SO
seriously injured a few weeks since on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, has SO far re-
covered as to be able to situp. Her many
friends will be glad to hear this. She is
expected to arrive in the city in Q few days.
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WELLINGTON. 4GoDDIN viii sell at O'Clock
p. M. q brick tenement on north side of Main
street between Eleventh and Twelfth, JUST
49, above the Dispatch Office.
JAMEsM. TAYLOR 4 SON will sell at O'Clock
=! P. M. n house and lot on Fourth between Main
and Cary streets.
GRUBHs & WILLIAMS will sell at S o, clock p
8 M. two bnilding lots on Valley street nearly
- 8 opposite Central Railroad shops
COOK 4 LAUGHToN viii, sell at 10 O'Clock the
complete outft of the Parlor Restaurant, cor
sas' ner ofFranklin and Fourteenth streets.
JOHN W. WRIGHT, sheriff, will sell at 10 o. clock
the stock of books and stationery of f. p. Town
send No. 1873 Main street.
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"RIcmMoSD, va, May 90, ls

g Major General Schofeld: .t..a
Accept my very sincere thanks for the honor
conferred in appointing me an alderman Of the
city Of Richmond
- am not politician, bnt have taken mp my
residence here for, the purpose of prosecuting
private business, which requires constant and
strict attention; and could not spare the time
required for faithful and efficient discharge OF the
duties of an alderman. sSs ef as
If l can render any service to the people of
Richmond consistently With private obligations,
and in a position for which feel myself to be
qualified 1t will be most cheerfully given.
s.HENRY MILLER,n
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MUs1cAL.-our readers viii observe by
the advertisement this morning that the
successful concert given at Third Presby-
terrain church on the 22d instant, is to be
repeated tonight by special request. We
are sure that none, who heard the former
will wish to miss this one. The programme
will be somewhat chsnged, Embracing new
singers and new pieces. e;.t
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MEETING AT DOVER MINES. Conserva-
tive meeting will be held at Dover Mines,
Goochland county, on Saturday next. Colo
mel Thomas j. Evans and John s. Wise, Of
Richmond, and Colonel John F. Lay, of
Powhatan, will address the people.
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ASSISTANT ASSESSORS REMOVED. .-Messrs.
William S. Crosby and John Meserule, rs
sistant internal revenue assessors for. this
district, were removed on Saturday last for
alleged malfeasance in Office.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 20, 1893.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, w. p. Porter.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mere
ehandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatuni.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell Bourne, New York. mer.
chandise aud passengers, w. G. Dnnham Y Go. :
Steamer State Of Maryland, Trayers, baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Haryeys e W Milliams,
Schooner J. II. Lockwood. Silarnetf, Warehan,
coal, Curtis u Parker. Ef-aes =
BELOW. -
Steantug Portland will he up early this morning
with tow--naries of vessels not reported. II q
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JuDGE BURNHAM's Court. .-Messrs. Au-
gust and Johnson, counsel for the prisoners
i'm the cases set for yesterday, being sick,
the court adjourned until to-day.
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PAINFUL Acc1DENT.-Yes yesterday morning
about 10 o'clock, whilst Mr.. Alexander
RoWlett was engaged in unloading a wood
wagon at his residence, on Nicholson street,
Rockets, q little boy named Joseph Gager
amused himself by climbing up one OF the e.
fore wheels, AS the wagon was driven OH I
the little fellow fell, and the wheel passed
over both Of his thighs, but did him little
injnry beyond severe bruising.
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CIRCUIT court OF R1cHMoND-JUDGE
MEREDITH PREsIDING.-The calling of the
civil docket was yesterday resumed and
continued. -, -.
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AirIlnland 1lsnatft.

THE CIRCULATION or THE tsBIsPATGH,,
Is LARGER THAN THE GoMBIEED CIRGU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THIS CTTY. sss.;sss. ~
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"A TRoTTING MATCH will come off over
the Hermitage course this afternoon. The
horses entered are very nearly matched IN
speed, and an exciting race 10 anticipated.
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THE TRANSFER Books OF VIRGINIA REGIS
TERED SrocK in the Office Of the Second !
Auditor will be closed on the 9th day OF
june, and remain 80 until the !st day OF
July, at which time tits expected that the
semi-annnal payment Of interest will be
commenced. 49, - 8 s.,i 80 = ef y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-27

RICHMOND CoLLEGE, acknowledge
an. invitation to attend the final celebra-
.tinn Of the Mu Sigma Rho and Phllologian
Societies of this college, which takes place
on the goth of June. On the evening of
the 3Oth Judge Old viii deliver his address
before the societies, The names OF the
.essayist and speakers have already been
published In this paIter.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. C. E. KLOEBER, SURGEON
- DENTIST, Qate of Baltimore,) No.
VIZ Broad street. Richmond, Va.
Teeth tiled in the best manner at reduced prices.
Beautiful artificial teetho on the yplcanite base, per-
iectly Initiating the natural organ. and restoring
me contour OF the face, ut the low price OF &I $s
and $50 per set. o> - l7ss
Nitrous oxide gas given In extracting teeth, rem
deriug tile operation painless and safe. -
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CONFEDERATE BOOKS, &c.. !.

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH viii buy or take In
exchange all kinds of BOOKS. and for some of the
CONFEDERATE PUBLICATIONS I
high prices will be paid. For LAW, SCHOOL and
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, and BOoK-BIND-
ING. call at 1920 Main street. ap 2Ss4-
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BOOKS ANp STATIONERY.

7 TRIAL, SPEECHES,
| ARGUMENTS. and VOTES, In full, mailed to
any address for so cents. Address ssStA
j. WALL. TURNER, Bookseller,
my9 1Ild Main street. Richmond, Va.
VXTOODHOUSE & PARHAM have lately
w received a fine stock of POCKET-B0OkS,
BANKERS CASES. COLLECTORS slBIfL-
BOOKS, and MEMORANDUM BOOKS, iu great
Fine pOCK ET-K NIvES and ERhSERS:
GuI ID and STEEL PENS;
THERAlO METERS. In wood and tin eases;
TROQIr EFT and MARTELI.E, the popular field
roRTF0LIoS and TRAVELLERS WRITING
CASES: hs..e- se-a
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS; .,s
FAEER'S LEAD PENCILS:
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS;
BLACK. BLUE. PURPLE, #CARM1NE, and
COPYING INKS:
WRITING FLUID. all the popular kinds
COPYING PRESSES and COPYING BOOKS;
BLANK BOOKS of every description
ENVEI. OPES and PAPER. an immense variety,
al their bookstore, 1905 Main street.
~
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MNgRSEs AND MULES.

NIOTInH--MIJLES AND HORSES .-Just
rlS, ,arYtve,L ana for sale on very accom- EA-n
and sale Sts hles. Frank klins street, IN >, = J,
HUNDRED MULES and H0 0kSES amongst tnem: m
some broke mules end several pairs OF no. coach
1y mi, . Fl JOHN b. DAVIS. .
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HEAVY Loss BY FIBE.-Neao York, May
25.-The loss ut the fire yesterday of the
Neptune Steamship Company was s672,O0O.
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fnis mos, favoritc resort, alike for health and
-arrr,,ion is now in complete order for the recep-
Ian of guests. Our aim shall be to keep 1t better
.h,u il has ever been kept before. i.a.r,
II, remarkable medicinal virtues need not now be
,jyrrtl.cd to the Virginia public and the South.
n, Pamphlet with map of railroad routes, &C.. to
PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Richmond,
4. b. RUCKER & CO., Lynchburg,
,r by mall 10
Board "a per day-$so per month. Ta-.<i
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ALoIs RICK, president; HENRY MILLER, vice.
PFLUGFELDER, secretary: Christian Zimmcr,
William Flegenhsimer, II. Schuaberle, B. n. Baer,
G. Goyernator II. Beckman, G. Hehermehl,
f. CoIlman, Charles F. Gauter, George Klein, w.
Pfeifer, J. Dueringer, II. Ducbel, q. Kempe, J.
Middendorf. NJ. May, p. Faer, A. Lybrock. f.
Lohmanr, +. X. Hattorf. +. Schultz. F. w. Lime
mann, F. busch, George A. Leonhard, Charles
Unkcl, a. Nichols, L. Gimmi, j. Lauer, j: +.
Wolf j.. Krauss. J. Honck, j. Rose, +. Hebering,s
A. Mueller, A. KraZmarz. my T-t
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To BUSINESS MEN OF RIcHaoND. The
class-tax. list is, open for revision in the
Auditors Office, City Hall. Persons inte-
rested can call at that place and examine
the returns. a
The Committee on Finance will meet in
the Council chamber on next Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons to hear complaints,
II any are to be made.
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QUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER
HARDWARE.

-
ROLTING CLOTH, BEST ANKER
tI t1I EBRAND.-We have In store al numbers Of
~ ING CLOTH. from No. 70 no; i0;Asso; s1Astss
Il ,nii stock of BUILDERS AND FABMEks,
rm,as.hDWARE, 10 which we invite the city anc
ana DuurS iiS trade. wholesale aud retail; 4MiLLtNG
~ bES, SAfIs SEs ROPE aFaissI issIsAaCisKsMiTHs' sais
'ooLS &C. &C. l7sl-s. 80, ,7gss.ss - Il ss
u,., WATKINS, cOTrRELL u Co.. tse
my 2s-lm 1907 Main street.
NOTCH PIG IR0N--SC0T 0TCH PIG
- ifoS-for sale In lots to snit consppiers,
mv,, II. y. RLANKENSHIP,
Ay ts-ln 80 Commercial Agent.
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sHH II r .
MAYORS CouRT-MAYoR CHAHooN PRE-
sTDING-TUEsDAY MORNING. Doyle,
charged with striking and cutting Adeline
Christian (negro) with saw, was fined S..
Moses Millhiser was called to answer for
assaulting and beating F. Teman. Fined
$3.50. - -. - * K
Mary Miller (negro), charged with steal
ing bed clothing and breaking ware of the
value of fifteen dollars, the property of Mrs.
A. Taylor, was discharged.
+ William Peterson was brought up to an
swer for resisting Policeman Rex whilst in
the discharge of his duty, and also for as
saulting and beating small white boy
named Philip Taylor. The proof being
conclusive, he was fined twenty dollars in
default of the payment of which he was
sentenced to the chain-gang for ten days.
Isaac Robinson (small freedman) was put
to securing the floor of the courtroom for
stealing an axe worth about ninety cents.
Jenny Edwards and her mother were
conformity fined $3.50 for resisting police
man Rex whilst in the discharge Of his
duty.
William B. Crump, charged with unlaw-
fully firing pistol at Samuel Kelley (negro),
was next called. From the testimony ad-
duced, it was certain that the pistol was not
fired at the negro, but, on the contrary, that
the firing was accidental. He was fined s..
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HEBREW CosFIRxArIoS.41hern will bea
confirmation ut the aynagogusson Eleventh
street between, MARSHALL and Clay this
morning ut 10 O'Clock. We inadvertently
stated it would take place yesterday. The
principles Of Judaism win be- expounded
on this occasion, and addresses delivered
By the minister and by several children, in
the English language. All Israelities as
well as Gentiles are cordially invited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-27

Mr.. HENRY MILLER, n native of New York
who has resided In this city for the last three years
engaged In mercantile pursuits declines, It will
be observed by the following letter the position of
alderman, offered him by Major-General sCTo-