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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-12

MANURE FROM TIE CATTE. CARs.--.t
farmer who receives annually many
car loads OF manure from tho cars on
which live stock are transported to
market, asks if there amy danger, OF
his stock taking disease from it. We
arc not littlo startled by the qucS-
ton, rs the fact is, there is danger.
No great danger, perhaps, because the
great proportion Of cattle, sheep and
hogs which come TO market arc sound,
and Of those which are not, very few
are diseased in such o way. that their
dvoppings could cause disease in other
animals; but there is some risk. :. Such
manure ought TO be at once well con-
posted,witllsmuck OK, soil, bcfore It IS
Dut@:whc.e cattle can Craze over. the
land whore: II is applied, .or.stald, lie,
or work over 1t. 81 With horses there is
no. danger. "~% - e ', 80. "a - 49,.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-12

CASApA FARMlNG-PEAs INSTEAD OF
CoRS. - Henry Strange, Gof,. County
Wellington, Ont. puts Canadian farm
ing in nutshell" when he writes
" Nearly ali the best farmers here DC
vote themselves exclusively to raising
fine cattle and sheep, and fattenins
them i'll tho most profitable manner;
hence turnips arc indispensable, mud
corn unnecessary peas taking its
placr."
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-12
WEST VIRGINIA MILITARY
.s.,-.. CLAIMS.

A-o11CE + hereby given that thu Eonrd NJ Claims
constituted by MI ACT passsd by the LEGISLATURE OF
We., Hirrtu, on Tho 3A dsy.ot March, 1863. will nice,
in ,h. Capital RuIllns IN the city 0f Wheeling ,hr
l., Monday o. May next snd o! each month thereafter,
for The OF tho claims 'prei6ed IN s4id oct
Service rendered by Safe troops aimee the 10th day
a -, ,SafF y - : =. sci
II. Chain. for subsistence and supplies furnished To-
S.,c ,r0on> when called INTO the service. ''N ~
nj Claims FOR necessary transportation Of supplies
,rn,S, &c. for thcir nS. t{ - =
ing S,s, .rropa Under the orders Of the Governor ard
IN NECESSARY exrcpses Incurred in publishing orders
a. uot;c@S, and for printing dole Il" ;hc order OF such
":.cct5. i r.
T. Claims 70. srb>:::!ns In! "ncpnInc volunteer re-
crus under Il. stnr and b. the authority Of the Gov.
rIuur, . . .-...... - .
r.,soas Lat!nc ,1ch claims az above rf-rred to are
hcr TO prrsI ut tho Eaias At soInc regular
injecting VI lhs Ear, toSctesi such e!idthSs a.
,i,r s.n1. w 80 r, ~. HARRIS. 49,.
rrt r,.ys AhI'i G"uI
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-12

WHITE CLovER.-ln seeding down
lanll,iutcndcd for. pasture it is great
mistake MOTTO SOW q pound or Two OF
white cloycr with the red clover and
timothy. 1t will add greatly to the
growth and value Of the pasture.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-12
The J0upn al.
Charleston. West: Va, *AaY: .R,t,::B69.
= IA Temperance Song. 81 81,

"a ssA temperance song. ssIt,s
AM thinking, ,fondly thinking. - .>o'e.' ~
Ot,tho happy houyA COMO byj
ofthc plsGsant. clecffhr NEE tlngs -. - :
Who're. tho tlias did.siw1itlSsny d SawSS
And tho many glad reunions
YherS ,%o: pledged ourselves Aacx X4-i-'<.t
In tho glass Of Sparkling ~afet go L.Sssm
EvCr torbo:bruve apdstryc -: - $3.50
Where w6 fought tho iulshss. demon;.e asa4
AndScero joiuetin hcartraiIa hand ~, s..o
Todrtyc intcnapernncS:S to,n us1e "a 3 ;t"sr.
And from Oh ouH bed itoaaS land :. -,
Where the s6lauansoblisntIon,, S<s7"pTa :, a.
And the oharses, ION esaa.s,ts, asss ..al
Chhnecd the hearts. OF ali who heard them
Onward 10 neWat baGanI sss -" .:.. s.rs
ohi may our t a l;is 80, ;::
Multiply md awcll,Issa,s |.sarsa sasss.sr,gl..
Recruits be added for nnd near, n:fS:a - 100
And! every movement tcIt: -.
Then shall the bllghts OF alcohol
Vanish: from oursight,e-,,ss,, - .,.r-.
And we&ried souls NO longer flavSs,r
Shall, defend the right! 49,, =. .r.
When tic 'vlc.ory's> surely won, %. -- .
And thc monsters fate IN scaled; =. = ."r.
Angels OF light witt hover near: ~, '''-
As we, leave the well:easneI field -, y. -.
The prince. OF peace 70 each WI shy, ,.s.~,,
'.Conho. To- thy reward.
Throw or your armors. noble band,
Dwell now with thy 'God." ..g.r,.~.:.
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Charleston :i}jlIIlj )III||j !:
4: ;.jElLi..EVlEN YEARS

OF Experience with CONSTANTLY Increasing demand for
sobacE', Medicines Il. surncIen. aesnerleds
their intrinsic and places them tho very nTstin
tank for curing the diseases for which arc
ucsdet! Sold by all Druggists. J. II. koSen;iEsht''
at,.t, =, r. .,Ss.. :. -srf55-. Ss.;. ! I.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-12

Ss:lIu: sand vlsoils; StpesSreatest force ola
pile tngineWillnot drire'a pile deeper
thsn losttSa. s~r SsesEsts-..1 oya 4s7a ~ 90
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-12
EiR;'.Yl$ssiIP''EL.As@

on.n nr'scs from morbid condition OF ihn entire s'
om ar M better rsmedr. can no fsund than Dr
uhnch'S M"sl ruriam aud i.l"fa Pills. J. IL Rogers
scent. = ''' -,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-12

SIGN Posr ApvERTlslSG.-A man who
is too mean to advertise farm land he
wanted 70 sell, put sUp written notice
IN ono Of our .hotela:the> other day. y
inan who was, fnquirins'.for n small
iarm Was referred tothc written notice.
1Ier ,rypliod:,".I can't buysland Sat "a
fair price OF amy mans!who docs his
advertising insthat- way.s4tHe'll s.steal
,hAIance,, and tho pump handle, and
the barn doors before &c he gives Up pos
SeSSioi - stsS,.' nsr = saI-s 49, =. -gSS st2ss
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-12
CONVAEESCENTS,

Or persons recovering from Fa'oss or any SsHs msD!
nnnt forms OF dIAeasC, will tnd Rolaeks stonaeh BIZ
tern Invaluable a. tonic and siuulsut for removing
al The prouiral0s eject. which follow dise..s y I9g
piles the great want 20 long IN or siae alJ rol!sflr
"nir aud appetizer. J. II. Roger, sgtniH S'':'ts
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-12

5sFF't" ~ tf''1lIF' .H'H ~ ~ E<L'1 y r
20 .ar,as arI' IL, :Ehasss S:lsta,2 SO * 80
4 RI ,y& -l;,aa1t 81 =; t.sarf J1a trta4f,
4 LII. -. -. - ',s...ss 'seS'fLtSt
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-12

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES -MoRRow.-We
have been notified of the following special
appointments
Christ church (EpiscopuD. Sunday school
at this church (Grace street between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth)at P. M. Evening
service by Rey. John S. Lindsey at OK
O'Clock.
st. Marks English Lutheran.-The pulpit
of this church will be filed at 10 o'clock A.
M. by Professor J. B. Davis. of Roanoke
College, Salem, Va. This divine is among
the most eminent in the Lutheran Church
South.
German Church, on Fifth street.-Rev.
J. Blenner at II A. NJ.
Oregon Methodist. = Rev. Robert A.
Armistead at II A. M. and SX ?. NJ.
Rev. James A. Duncan will preach at
Trinity Methodist church Sunday morning
at II O'Clock. #-.a
Four-ARle Creek (Henrico).-There will
be the usual religious services in the morn
ing. At 4 P. M. there will Ee Sunday.
school mass meeting. Many interesting ad.
dresses are expected, and the occasion will
doubtless be one of great interest.
Mdnchester.-The anniversary of the Sun.
day school connected with the Methodist
church, Manchester. will take place to-mor-
row afternoon at halt-past 3 O'Clock.
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OUR SCHOOLS.
CLOSE OF rHE scao1 Asr1c yEAs.

L. 8. SQUIREs CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
/ This school, numbering thirty pupils,
passed examination on "Wednesday and
Thursday. The following pupils were found
TO have distinguished themselves in the va
rious departments: - e 49,
Best Department During Session !. J. B.
Haly burton, James FL, Wade, j. i. Wren,
Jr., r. P. Cooper, James Rogers, Jr., IL.
A. Miller, James D. ,Duyali, James R. Arm
stead ja,se5s 49, s3f .t.tSsa. sfsi
Greatest Improvement IN Penmanship
James H. Wade, w. b. Briggs, and ). b.
Carter. /, f.T,s lE4
Reading: w. a. Darlington, J. b. Car
ter, w. T: Kennedy, George Kennon.
Spelling: Wv. Bargamin, X. q. Carter,
and j. p. Squire. ssae ~,
Geography: w. F. Dawson, r. 7. Alvey,
w. A. Darlington, J. B. Carter, Wl liliam 4. 1.
Brannan.
English Grammar w. F. Dawson, w.
w. Grasswitt, and j. Ell. Haley. -a9.2 iaet
History: g.. w. Stearns, L. I. Ward.
Arithmetic J.. B. Halybnrton, d. w.
Stearns, Preston Belyin, A. n. May.
Algebra: j. B. Halyburton, E. w.
Stearns, Hugh Bowers. l.h 9tG 1I-5a $50
Latin j. B. Halyburton, L. z. Ward, p.
Belyin, III. Bowers. ..s yysy g-fsyaasg is.lli-t
Natural Philosophy E. W stearns and
L. P. Ward.
bookkeeping: j. B. Halyburton, i. 2.
Ward, E. w. Stearns. s1l
Best Original Composition Hugh Bow
ers, Robert Carter. II. -ef.gf -
Geometry j. B. Halyburton and E. W.
Stearns. So
Defamation: WA. Darlington, w. W.
Grasswitt. IS ais Il rts1R3E.ssIasE ffE
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
The labors of this Institute, OF which d.
Lee Powell, a. NJ, has been the accom-
| plished and successful principal for fifteen
years, We're brought to close on Wednes-
day last. The attendance of pupils Zone
| hundred and forty) during the last session
has been flattering in high degree, when
| it is considered that the South, and Virginia
in no ordinary sense, still wears the blis-
tering badges of that blood-red parenthesis
| in our history. &4.t.a aas .A
The rigidly-conducted examinations af-
forded gratifying evidence Of very commend
able diligence on the part Of the members
of this school. Handsome prizes were
awarded those who had distinguished them
selves in scholarship and good conduct.
TO the Young lady who merited the high
est testimonial splendid copy of Dores
illustrated edition of La Fontaine's Fables
was given. Atnight the large school-rooms
| Thrown into one) were made radiant with
| the smiles of the fair ones and invited
| friends. The occasion was n concert, which,
combining the highly artistic touches Of the
"most grave and reverend seigniors" with
the sweet voices Of the gentlersex, was most
creditable both to the young ladies and the
skillful professors, Messrs. Seibert, Thillow,
and Ambold, who conducted 1t.
Thus passed into memory one OF the most
successful and pleasant sessions or this con-
fessedly and deseryedly popular school.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03

BUSINESS CHANGES. - Various business
changes are announced in our advertising
columns as having taken place on the 1st in
slant. 49, l,-
The firm of C. A. Baldwin, Beall & Co.
(wholesale boots and shoes is dissolved by
limitation. G. A. Baldwin, N. E. Beall, and
r. j. Magruder, will hereafter carry on the
business under the firm Of c. A. Baldwin 4
Beall.
The concern of George C.. Gary & Bro.
ther (crockery) is dissolved by the with
drawal of Thomas X. Gary. George G.
Gary will continue the business in Rich
mond. 40 r.0.sI 9et
w. S. Donnan g. Co. hardware) becomes
W. S. Donnan & Sons /; Mr.. Asher retiring,
and Messrs. David Donnan and w. S. Don
nan, Jr., being admitted into the concern.
Mr.. yiles, OF Files 4 Whitaker (grayel-
roofng), each going into business on his
own account. siat'
: The firm of cambridge & Anderson tsro-
cers) is dissolved by the withdrawal of 7.
B. Anderson, Jr. Yhe business will be con-
Quoted in the same house by William &.
Dandridee g. Co. g..a::555 ~ -, - ~
T. +. Minor and Fl. c., G.. Hartman, un-
der the style of Minor & Hartman, have
gone into the general commission, whole
sale liquor, flour, grain, and feed business.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
CLOSING EXERCISES
OF
PICHMO COL L e G e.

june 2S.-ADDRESS to the LITERARY SOCIE-
TIES by HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Of Augusta, Va,
at First Baptist church, Broad and Twelfth streets,
ut SIS p. NJ.
June 20.-ANNUAL CELEBRATION OF THE
SOCIETIES.
Essayist JOHN B. TURPIN, Richmond, Va.
Orator : =. CADE, West Virginia.
PRESENTATION OF MEDALS AND VALE
DICTORY, at same place and hour rs above
June 3O.-MEETING OF TRUSTEES at Second
Baptist church, p. NJ. .s.
July l.--MEETING OF ALUMNI at the college,
0 A. M.
ALUMNI ADDRESS at Grace-Street Baptist
church, SIS p. NJ, by the Rev. WILLIAM E.
HATCHER, of Petersburg, Va.
At the same place. and Immediately following
this address
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES .s ..
ANNOUNCEMENT OF DISTIN CTIONS,
DELIVERY OF DIPLOMAS, -
VALEDICTORY ADDRESS TO THE STU
DENTS by President JONES. 'je 2S-it
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FOR SALE.
PROPOSALS.


INVALUABLE COAL LANDS IN VlR-
Y GINA FOR SALE Or LEASE:-Ih under,
Court of the county of Henrico in the State Of Vr
gnia made the Sd day Of May, 1859, VIII receive
PROPOSALS IN WRITING, either for the P1R- R
CHASE or LEASE, from and after the SlsT DE-
CEMBER, 1869, Of the whole, or any part, OF the
belonging to the Chesterfield Col sndlren mining
The lands cost said company more than $500, ooo.
Thn mines which they contain have been, ana are
now being, profitably worked by the present les
sees and the properfyis considered OF great Vaiue
for It's coal and iron ore. g-. - ..t,,
The different tracts arc known as follows ;-
1IWOoLDRIDGE'S and FALLING CREEk;,,
containing about TWO HUNDRED AND -FOUR
A ,ssBLA OK HEATH NINETY NINE
ASSBAfRKER lSBARKER and BRANcH's, . NINETY-N1NE
AGGHi;IR AAGGHxRyIE and HARRIs's,"TWO HUNDRED
AZ CITIIIN,S,' SEVENTY-SIX ACRES;
-. SIARTIN'S' lone tract, THIRTY THIRTY, ACRRIE4S;
y q. MARTIN,S'' tanother tract Ia hEE HUN
DRED AND TWENTY-SIX ACRES;
USALLE PITs,n TWO HUNDRED AGhEsSi !
and n COAL-YARD andLhND attached ta,n;n. tnereGo,
on James river opposite Rtchmond, containing
M Yards of -FOUR ACRES ~
], INQUIRIES and proposals may be addressed 10 tne
Va until the Goth day OF October, "A. ID 1869.
N is recommended that the proposals De maze us
specic as possible, since the decree requires Ihs M
to be reported to court for ITS or OK s ihe
2Sth day OF oc'o'e''a ANDREW JOHNSTON
POWHATAN ROBERTS,
10 90 istawsyy ~ G . n Special Commissioners. t
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

CONSTABLE TALL, win sell st 10 O'Clock lot Of
liquors, groceries &c.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell Mt O'Clock n
framed tenement and several bhilding lots in
the plan of Bacon's Quarter Brarch.
JOHN s. LOOMS, Special Agent. will sell at Bal
timore steamboat landing n. Il O'Clock n large
lot Of plaster and copper ore.
COOK & LAUGHTON viii sell ut 10 O'Clock on
Council Chamber Hill, horses mules, buggies.
THOMAS w. KEESEE will sell at 10 O'Clock, on
Council Chamber Hill, sever al saddle and work
horses nd mules,
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s,oSrEcTsONERIEs.

sIaII,~ SS,1, At ZIMSlER IS Cc.s WHOLE, y,
4 L SALE icEzGREAM AlANIEAGToaYi = ossniariy llIs
i, s,y nafity 10 pic-nscs hotels lesti.
Y.s aaaoas. ana private mt PER 81
ssa DsssSsd free 81 shasss any
me M eaty, sd f,ayor against amy
sold in the city We have also Is.sa
q spiendid Iee-Cream Saloon 10 ast NJ Moant
castie,s Ladies are especially 80
f,Iace, where ey viii find Mr as te
ready to serve them With AZ fae m
geass5Y and where tfiey can GIVE oAf INV "a
fair test and leave theis orderss w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03

8 LIST OF UNHAIABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE, july 8, 1863.
- Ewell, w. sR. johnson, Richmond, Va.
w. E. Andrews, Franklin county; Henry
Silieman, Petersburg, Va; Griffin Fox,
Baltimore, Md; S. w. Franklin, Max.
Meadow, Va; u. w, Billings, N. D., Wash
jneton, d. c.; p. j. Archer, Powhatan
Courthouse, Va: George HALL, Washing
ton, D. C.;s August Reauhman, Phiiadel,
phia, Pa; Miss Kate Crostic, Chesterfield
county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03

MONROE WARD.-PerSans willing to fur
nish horses and wagons, or serviceable yehi
cles of any kind, for use on election day, as
well rs persons who are willing to attend
the polls and aid in hunting up voters, ant
doing whatever they can for the success o
the cause, are requested to leave their name:
with the clerk at headquarters, over vii
liams's drug store, corner of Franklin ant
Fourth streets. Open ali day. Meeting al
night. Come tonight, and protter youl
services to the committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03

PIc-NIc-TRIEITY SUNDAY-ScHcoL,-
committee announce next Monday as the day
selected and West Point rs the place, for the an
nual picnic OF 1880. The win leave the depot
of the York River railroad at o. o'clock Monday
morning, sth instant. Prices Gentlemen, $l;
ladies' 75c. boys and girls, 5oc. Trinity scholars,
CSC. Tickets can be had at Crews soap factory,
near the Old Market i. Kcrsey's Jewelry store,
opposite st. Charles Hotel and mt American
Tract store, Main street between Ninth and Tenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03

GRAND WALKER RALLY at the Petersburg
Depot, corner of Eighth and Byrd streets.
tonight at half.past s O'Clock. Let all
friends of the Walker ticket turn out, US
there will be good old time.
Judge Crump, Robert Ould, P. Fl. Aylett.
Colonel John Fl. Guy, and,A. NJ. Kelley will
address the meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03

WALKER ahsaA raly at Yuengngs Pe Brewery in
Rockets old field, on Monday. July 9TH, at
o'clock. Lager beer free to all. Let all
friends of the Walker ticket turn out. There
will be speaking by Judge Christian, p. H.
Aylett, John II. Guy, 3. Fl. Nash, Robert
Stiles and Others
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03

{ A BEAUTIFUL PLEsENT.-On Thursday
last the ladies of the Leigh-Street Baptist
church sent to the house of their pastor q
magnificent silver pitcher and waiter. This
is the third agreeable surprise of the kind
with which the family has been favored
within few months. i. I'll. B.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03

PIc-NIc AT WEST PoINT.-Our readers
will recolleet that Trinity school viii hold a
picnic at this Point Monday next. AS this
isss day on which great many persons win
discontinue business they cannot find a
more pleasant way Of spending the time
ahan In trip down the York River railroad
with this party. 5sH eis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03

GRAND Rally of all those in favor of
Walker and the expurgated constitution at
Market Place, Manchester, this Saturday
evening at 5 O'Clock. Distinguished speakers
will be present. Let there be an immense
outpouring Of the people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03

GERMAN MEETING.-The German City
Conservative Committee will meet this eve
ming at O'Clock, at Sauer's Hotel, on Broad
street. All Germans interested in the elec-
ton of the Walker ticket are cordially In
vited to be present. Business Of import
ance will be transacted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03

VEHICLES WANTED.-An persons in Madi-
son Ward who are willing. to lend any vehi-
cles for the use of the Walker party on the
day of election will please report them to
T. p. Turner. superintendent Madison
Ward, No. 1913 Main street, to-day or Mon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03

REMEaBER TIE ORPHANs.-A picnic for
the benefit of the orphans of St. Joseph's
asylum will take place Monday, July 8, at
Elba Park. A fine band of music will be in
attendance. 1t is hardly necessary to urge
our citizens to encourage this benevolent
e,farpriSa E-....
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rnST AND F0UND.

cTRAY COW.-Came to my premi- EE
- ses between the Meadow Bridge and the sssA s,arA
Sev road, near the battery, LARGE RE1 ~ h,.
inft THE owner will come forward, prove pTI2pser ~
ty. and pay charges. [ty3-ltkl --.H.-WoLf:.!4-. --.H:!- I.
TIYE DOLLARS REWARp.-Lost, on
Thursday. July l, 1859, between the penlIegniss pegis
tiary and Fifth street. acBUNDLE p,sat.d to
enciosgaS em,,riek M i,'s 'I[1JGt .A-.s.
The finder win receive the above rewaru Main
thanks of the owner by returning thei u ioz0 MAJ"
street. WILLIAM STUART
" 2--nS<s w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03

COLONEL THOMAS ]. EvANs.-At joint
meeting of the City and County Conserva:
tive Committee, held last evening, Colonel
Thomas ]. Evans was nominated as candi
date for the State Senate in place of the Ia.
mented Colonel James r. Branch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03

ON Yesterday morning policeman dis
covered two eolored men in q new building
on Clay between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. His suspicious were excited by
their movements, so he chased them away,
and examined the building. He found five
pieces Of calicoes, which had evidently been
stolen. #.L s.'Tt - 'At'
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THE CoLoRED BARBEoUE.-The is every
reason to believe that the Colored Walker
Barbecue of yesterday would have been q
success but for the disaster elsewhere noted.
The attendance was large, and the colored
men seemed thoroughly in earnest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03

D1vIDEND.-The directors of the. First
National Bank OF this city have declared q
dividend OF five per cent. net out O. the pro-
fits Of the bank FOR the past six manthss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-03

FIVE DOLLARS was found by WILLIAM d. DB-
RELL floating on tic stream ut tho scene Of the dis
aster yesterday afternoon, which the owner can
get at this Office. y -
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No FREIGHT TRAINS will be run on the
Danyille railroad on Monday the 9TH in
slant. Passenger trains win be run as
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LIST oF LETTEas.

, IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
| REMAINING IN THE RICHMOND poST.
"rsrsnns calling for letters in ts lis. win please
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Latest styles of fine jewelry, ladies' watches,
chains, bands, diamond and engagement rings,
neckchains and lockets, silver ice-pitchers, and
rich goods for bridal presents, just openeda Now
LAM u Co.'S .---.. - - Z
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No MAYORS CounT will be held on Mon-
day and Tuesday next. slgv;
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r osT. a GOOD DINNER for the h2,ss want q 1.a af
IL GOOD HAM; also ,a,,r TWEMIEfF-hTlosNSG EnMEIEfF-ToNGuEs
Sro,n R. i. JAMES, who sells more OF 'nen enlu
all the dealers combined IN TED for sale
500 FRESH, sMohEp, nrtat anu afs store. i7H Main
as stall In marKel' ofrst OF - A ~ '''gS4 2H je IT
street. ----------------,.
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CRoCKERY. |. Ac..

ERESH IMPORTATIONS.-
II & GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
of their own Importation, large additions to their
ments to bayers. M Naw and handsome and pattesps 81
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets, In rich, decorated
gold band Plain White China and Waite Gpanfte,
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware In
great variety; Fine Table Cutlery, CT Joseph Eod-
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated Iee-
Pitchers, Waters aoblets, Forks, Spoons, Re-;
Refrigerators, Water-Coolcrs,a Gastorsr Lamps,
Looking Glasses, Bleck Tin and Japan Ware In
great variety. tsss y
keepers WIN consult their intercsts by ealitnS on
US. sstfgssi KELLOGGs& GIBSON,
il Importers, Wholesale and Rssasi Deaisrs, 3.
EDWARD b. TAYLOR and K. 0.4surTos, dr.
Statesmen, ia $50, .llitti my ~ s