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CROEAERY, &c.

FRESH ATIONS.-KELLOGG
Il .S GIBSON are now receiving and operinE,
their own importation, large additions to their
STOCK. and are prepared 70 offer special induce
ments TO buyers. New and handsome patterns o,
Dinner. Tea, aud Toilet Sets, In rich. dccorated
gold band Plain White China and White Grant,
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware IN
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, OF Joseph Kod-
gers and other celebrated makers Plated zee
Pitchers, Walters, Goblcts, Forks, spoons, 9c.'
Rcfricerators Water-Coolcrs, Castors, Lamps,
Looklug-Glasses. Block Tin and Japan Ware IN
great variety. ,-,
kecners will consult their Interests by calling on
u.s. hELLOuI ~ G,ySoN,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
l2oT Main street Richmond Va
EDWARD B. TAYLOR and II. c. SUTTON, JR.,
saIesmcn ...rg..- a.sn my ID
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C,TRAIED FROM THE SUBSCRI- SEg:fs
= bcr ut Bacon's Quarter Branch, on sSeN->
the Nth Il ROAN-SPOTTED COW hippcd on
the right side, and giving. no milk. \ liberal re-
ward will be paid for her recovery or Information
leading thereto. WILLIAM h. SLEDD,
ic iaeet* Stall No. ., New Market.
T OST, a GOOD DINNER for the want OF
IaGOOD HAM; alsoy TWENTI-FIVE PER u
CENT by not buying your BEEF-IONGuES
from II. +. JABlES who sells more OF them thah
ali the dealers combined in Richmond.
sou FRESH, SMOKED, and SALTED, for sale
at stall In market, or ut market store, ihi NAM
str lc ~
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MASONIC ELECTION Royal
Arch Chapter, No. 43, at meeting held on
Thursday night, elected the following
officers NJ. E. j. II. Dowell, high priest ;
E. William Lovenstein, king; Companions
L. L. Bass, scribe R, Z, Macomber, trea-
surer; Aug. Arsell, Jr.,i secretary Joseph
A. Scarlet, captain of host; r.. E.Pegram,
D. sojouruer; w. NJ. Woodward, r. a.
captain; /. S. Tower, master of third veil
J. b. Bergman, master of second veil; W.
r. Teller, master of: first veil; Thomas
Angel, janitor. Stewards: John L. Sizer,
II. c. &. Hartman, and C. FL. Page. Edu-
cational Committee B. r. Welltord, DR.,
j. G. Cabell, and L. L. Bass. .a' e',ssa.
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REMOVAL OF Mr.. HAGGERTY. The remo-
val of Mr.. Thomas Haggerty from the board
of registration of Marshall Ward was not
made in consequence of any incompetency,
but simply from the fact that he was too
close questioncr of many of the haf-grown
negro boys who applied 70 him to be regis
tered. lie was little too conscientious for
the interests of the Wells party, and they
had him removed.
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No HOPE FOB THEA.-Wc mean tho worms In
| the human body when THlBBETT's VERAFEx Is
used. This celebrated remedy fairly exscrminates
them, and the chilren cry for 1t as they do for a
| stick OF candy. 1t Is prepared only by TRIBBETT
the confectioner, but Il for sale eycrywhere.
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U. A. GATffRIGITT VIII sell at 10 O'Clock aiargc
! assortment Of furniture, mattresses etc.
WILLIAM PANNIIL win sell at Petersburg at
! II O'Clock some valuable lands in Dinwiddc.
HIGH CONSTABLE TALL win sell mt 10 O'Clock, at
! his Office, n lot Of property OF various kinds.
THOMAS w. .KEEsEE will sell, alto o clock, on
/ Council Chamber Hill, horses, mules, COWS,
/ buggy, wagon, &c. 'r'st-. .."" '..f .....
COOK. i LAUGHTON Will; sen at 10 O'Clock, ut
the horse lot, on Council Chamber Hill, hores
mules, spring wagon, and harness.
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ABAD HusBAND.-On yesterday morning
Jim Hicks (nesro) was brought before the
Mayor to answer the charge of kicking; a
hole in his wife's head "a good-looking mll-
latto) with the heel of his shoe. The woman
was severely hurt, and had bled profuscly.
The cause of the assault was that he was
tired of her, and wanted to shake her off.
She wouldn't be shaken off, and james beat
her for it.. He was put under bonds in 800
to keep the peace.
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SHIPPING.


EOR BALTI MORE. .-SteamerSsS1aYl.
Il PETERSBURG Will leave her EEs5sssss-ssssssaSzz-
wharf on SATURDAY at O'Clock =. NJ. Freight
received up to q u clock L. NJ For freight or pass
Sc lT-h = ,'r' iiAKVEYS& WILLIAMS.
.TOR ON.-The first-class tft
Il Finland bark KAWE, WlDGnEN mas 4TTTt
ter having Il large portion OF hOr cargo en-.EDs.
gagged. will commence loading at City Iont for the
above port on or about June 18th. For balance OF
cargo, apply to ..
my ?6-tJe20 5. G. TARDG & co.
NOTICE TO SH1PPERS.-aSiaS- S-J.'sT.. Il,
lS The boats of the JAMES RI-ssss4aSstsssyssE-Scs
YER AND KANAWlIA CANAL COMPANY
Will leave the dock rs usual promptly mt II M. on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery. or prepaid mt the
option of the shipper. Freight received and de-
Iycred at my Office, on the Dock.
Way freight will not be delivered till charges are
paid. ...
Boats locked and insured.
dcll EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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DISSOLUTHOSS, DC. .

TOPARTNERSHIP the under
I signed, have this day entered into co-partner-
ship. and will In future conduct the WHOLE,
BUSINESS at the iron-front
building 1865 Main street. under the style OF &. G.
GARY Il BROTHER. ,.,
ms indi yidually, We solicit for the new firm the
ia'of o' o"' GEORGE G. GARY,
,a-...,-.t.-,-,, THOMAS II. GARY.
June lst, 1869. Jc
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: .UNMALABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICR JUNE 19, 1862
Miss Julia Carver, Warren Hooker (2l,
Richmond, va; Miss Lucie Lithgow, Man
chester, Va. j. IL. Ellis & Brother, Louisa
county, Va; Mrs. Lucy Ann White, Yer
mont, Va; John B. Burton, Baltimore,
Md. Isaac Levy, Enfield, n. c.. ~ James
Hunter, Gums Crossing, Va; Mrs. Patty
Conont, Sandy Point, Va.
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TOBACCO SHIPPED IN BoND.--By the re-
turns Of the Revenue Collector for the
month of May it is shown that 944, ,0434
pounds of the thirty-two-cent class and
$3.50 Of the sixtecn-cent class of to-
bacco were shipped in bond in the month of
May from this city. The tax on this amounts
to 1903, ,42G.
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CoNvIcTs.- following conyicts were
received at the penitentiary yesterday
from Albemare county:
Beverly Watson (negro), for house-break-
ing, one year.
Nick Guy, for houce-breaking, six years.
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DARING THEFT.-The residence Of DR..
Wellford, at the corner of Marshall and Sc
venth streets, was entered Yesterday morn
ing about II O'Clock, and robbed of guam
tity of silyerware. Detectives Knox and
Craddock were employed to attend to it.
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REVENUE COLLECTIONS FOR MAY.-Collcc-
tor B,rgess's returns for tina month of May
show that the total amount collected was
S155, 5,917, of which S102 .j55. .0S were collected
for tobacco stamps, $2,3T2.50 for whiskcy
stamps, SE531.SS for beer, and so, ,l57.Gl for
taxes of various kinds.
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Attorney for Charlotte c. 81

AT MEsSRs. WILLIAM WALLACE Sons, or this
city, can be found the genuine "P. Engleman "
whiskey, for which they are sole agents and con"
tractors. This brand has been always considered
at the Virginia springs, and In the mountains gene
rally as among the best made. These gentlemen
arc also contractors and agents for many other fine
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Mayors CoURT-Mdyor Chdhoon pre-
sioting.-The following cases were examined
yesterday morning: .Ll..-
Patrick Whelan, charged with assault
ing and beating Joseph Schoyer, was dis
charged. nt
John Hewlett IAN old negro), charged with
threatening to assault and using abusive
and indecent language to Jane Ward, was
warned that if he interfcred with the
woman again he should go to Jail, and dis
charged. .... 8. ..r
Frances Jackson (negro), charged with
stealing two dresses, q shawl, chemise, and
other articles Of clothing, valued at seven
dollars, and two dollars and fifty cents in
currency, from Sarah Williams negro), was
discharged. 1901 .........
Patrick Moran, charged with assaulting
and threatening Georgiana Allen, was re-
quired to find security in the sum of 800
to keep the peace.
Joseph Schover, charged with trespassing
on the premises of and assaultinS and
threatening to shoot Patrick Whelan, was
discharged. @z~ EE@ -E"
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HINTS TO CONSERVATIVES.

Every householder in the city of Rich
mond is hereby requested to furnish to the
secretary of the City Conservative Commit
tee, at its headquarters, No. 1913 Main
street, opposite the post-otfice, a list of
every male person, black and white, over
twcnty-one years of age residing on their
premises. y,t - .l......
If you know the names of any negroes
that have died since the last registration,
send list of them to the secretary Of the
City Conservative Committee. ..j
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U,IIE RICHMOND GYMNASIUM.

The subscriber would respectfully Inform the
an Others desirons Of ayaiiing themselves Of the
benefits TO be derived from those exercises for
which this institution Is admirably adapted,
that, having purchased the same from the late
stockholders II will be In complete readiness for
on and after JUNE 18th at O'Clock y. H.
Having spared no expense I'm putting the establish
bershp win readily be obtained.
The prices for membership, which are far below
the original ones, viii be
FOR adults, per month, ONE DOLLAR.
For minors under sixteen years or age, per
month, FIFTY CENTS,
ceutedI from O'Clock Y. NJ. 20 O'Clock r. NJ,
ana from o o'ciock z. Nj, to 10 O'Clock +. M.
WILLIAM NJ. LEDIEY.
Cards OF membership to be obtained at No. s
Eighth street. 49,. IL le la--0tS
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

O'DONNELL,
~ ~s AT SIS BROAD STREET,
is prepared to execute al descriptions OF
GAS-FlTTlNG AND PLUMBING.
Having had Il long practical experience In this
class Of work. he hopes to give satisfaction as to
prices and workmanship. .... ~ ts. my 9-'m
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COVRT ORDERS

Rules held in the clerks
Y office of the circuit court of Louisa county
Monday the Tth day Of June, 1869
James A. Perkins; william a. Ira Tray; ,5,rd nnTmas
plaintiffs,
Harlow, deceased; Richard Harlow, Thomas
Harlow, Major p. Perkins Mary A. Smith and
ddas Gan ffank "a S% wnst"n sn and NJ nmeton H.
late sheriff OF Goochland county. defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to restrain the collection
OF Judgment of Goochland circuit court in favor
Of +. II. Harlow's adminIstrator for tlie benefit Of
mary A. Harlow, now Mary A. Smith, against
William Fl. Goode, and the payment thereof to the
made that the defendant, Richard F. Harlow, ad-
miuistrator Of Philip II. Harlow, deceased, Is u
nonresident Of this State It Is ordered that he 90
tlon of this order and 10 what Is necessary to pro-
tcct his interest In this suit; and that copy of
ccsslvc weeks In the Dispdtch, q newspaper pub
Ilshcd In the city Of Richmond, and another copy
he posted at the front door Of the court-house Of
Louisa county on the first day oil the next county
court. ..f -.......-
-, JESSE J. PORTER, p ;, d: &c G:
NEECKLENBURG CIRCUIT COURT,
I'VE April 10, 1889:
Mary A. Chambers. .Plaintln,
against
Thomas L Jones cs......................D Defendant,
IN CIIANCEHY.
This cause is this day dockcted by consent OF
parties by counsel, and by like consent came on 10
be heard upon the bill, the petition of Martha Z.
Jones, by &c. the 2etit9n OF william Thomas, Is,
counsel. On consideration whereof the court
doth adudge, order, and decree, that one or the
comm mssioners of this court, after giving notice by
publication once week for four successive weeks
In the Richmond Dispatch, 4 paper published In
the city OF Richmond which notice shall be g1niya-
tfIsGl N
teresed) OF the time and place oftak!ng the same,
do take an account OF all outstanding incum-
branccs upon the real estate OF the defendant,
Thomas l.. Jones, with their priorities. And that
the same commissioned take an account OF the
annual value Of the rents and profits OF the said
real estate, and make a report Of hls proceedings
under this decree TO this court. .s.
A copy--Tcste:
GA. ENDLY, Clerk.
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Latest styles of fine jewelry, ladies' watches,
chains, bands, diamond and engagement rings,
ncckchains and lockets, silver ice-pltchers, and
rich goods for bridal presents just opened at Now
Ian &C Co-,a
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cEWING-MACHINEs, REPAIRED I,s1r 0F
All, KINDS. The SL0AT ELLIPTIC
SEwiNG-MhCUINESb bought and sold. We sell
The only proper NEEDLE for The Sl9et GGiiptic
haeiIlnsi ae ism l41s Cary street. near Fourteenth
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 1s, 1909. ..-.'
ARRIVED, ..H p
Schooner Ocean Wave. Walters, Baltimore. mer-
chandse to captain.
Schooner Annie, Johnson Philadelphia, iron TO
Trcdegar Company. .-... r.tt fun ........ '.sr
SAILED, q
Steamer klbcmarlc, Couch, Now York, mcr-
chlndse and passengers, w. G.. Dunham & 60. sr
Steamer Norfolk Platte, Phiadclphia, merchan-
disc, w. l.. Porter. ". .. ..
Steamer Eliza IIancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mcr-
crndse and passengers, l.. H. Tatiim.
Schooner Francis Hatch, Gregory, New York
coal, CrOwcll 4 CIrric. .. ... ,.....
SchoC 1crs Rcbecca Smith, and Statesman, New
ton, james river, light. ... .'ns Il. ="
4, MEMORANDA. .... ..r.
WEST POINT, June 1s.-Arrlycd, steamer Ken
ncbcc, Freeman, Baltim ore, &C iand sailed on re-
turn. --.-r.- M.... 81. ...-- ..--
BOSTON, June lG.-Clcarcd, schooner F. W.
johnson, Marts for Richmond and City Point.
HOLINESS HOLE, June l5-P. N-Arr!vcd,
schooner Helen, Carroll, from York river for Rock
land. "s".
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HATS HATS, HATs."--A. A. ALLEN Is again
receiving new supply OF Straw Goods and novel
ties Of every description. All those In need viii do
well to call and examine hls assortment.
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New WHEAT.-Mr. Lcmuel Powers, COM
mission merchant, exhibited for sale at the
Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange yes
tcrday forty bushels Of very fine new wheat,
grown by 3Iajor John Hagan on farm ut
the head of Venable street. This is the first
of the season.
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NJ. ELLYSoN & Co. viii Insert advertisements In
the principal ncwspaperstn Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lIshcrs' rates, for cash. Apply Mt this Office.
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WALKER MEETING OF CoLoEED MES.-The
colored men who signed the paper headed
by Austin Mitchell for the Walker move
ment will meet on Monday evening at S
o'clock in the room over McFcighs hat
store, on Main street between Eleventh aud
tEynlffh 49,
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Fun AT TIE OLD MARKET HALL To-N1GHT
Don't forget that Cowardin will lappear with
his humors tonight at Old Market Hall for
the benefit of the Conservative cause in JEFF
ferson Ward. Colonel John S. Mosby, of
FauqlLer, will, in all probability, be pre-
sent, and will give his views in favor of
Walker. The occasion will be one full of
interest, and no one should fail to be pre-
sent. 81. ..at.. .--. "a ss s.-E-ss. ... .....
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For TIE LADIEs.-Turncr is in receipt Of
Frank Lesle's Ladys Magazine for July.
TURNER has sent us The Round Table for
this week. -
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COLONEL MARMADUKE JOHNSON will speak
to-day ut pamplin'S, in AppomattoX county,
and at Pittsylvania on Monday. He spoke
in JIcnrico yesterday to large and cnthu-
silstic meeting.
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POLITICAL CoEUsDRUA.-A correspondent
asks
"Why is it that United States officer,
and member Of the district staff, can tear
down Il bill notifying the Walker men to
meet togcther?"
We give it up.
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REV. GEORGE JACoBs.-It is authorita-
tive stated that this popular jewish minister
will be in Richmond Oh Monday to assist in
the ceremony Of laying the cornerstone Of
tho new synagogue on Mayo street.
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THE "PEoPLE's FAvoRITE" STILL TRrUMII-
ANT LIFE IN THE SOUTH YRT.--Thc "PIED-
MONT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY" proves there
Is life In section yet and has set an example of
activity aud progrC IS which will lead TO success II
properly appreciated.
This company has succeeded beyond all prcce-
dent and far exceeds the hopes OF It's origiuators
it is doing vast amount OF business conducting
It's affairs prudently making cauttors selection of
rst-class lives and in Short deserves as fully the
confidence of the American people any COM
pany on this continent.
Its prompt payment Of losses specially commend
1t to patronage In no case has 1t ayalled Itself of
time granted by policy for payment OF loss, but,
waving the same, has paid at once In all cases, and
proved not only Its justice and solvency, but It's
generosity to patrons.
We should he proud OF such All institution, and
tile whole South should rally to "The Piedmont" :"
and hasten 1t to the position 1t Is destncdto reach
the foremost place among American Life lnsa-
rance Companies. fa
We understand that this company is receiving
about 800 900 new premiums 4 month"; with rapid
increase I'm business, and pleased again to call
attention to the following voluntary commcnda-
tions of 1.-THE Piedmont from worthy Virginia
gentlemen, referring to loss OF our former
esteemed citizen, Charles Stcbbins, Esq,
... ... '.STAUNToN, VA, June S, 1858.
" To Piedmont Life Insurance Company:
1.-The promptness with which your company
meet liabilities Is very commendabie. We tele-
graphed the Sd Of June that proof papers In loss
of Mrs. Rachel Wallace, issued for one thousand
dollars, complete; received reply by telegraph
to draw ut sight for amount and next day the draft
was paid. Such action sustains the high reputa-
ton of the company, and ought to Induce southern
ucople TO sustain such institution of their own.
H. s.PHILLIPS & BERKELEY"
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE DI THE HUN
DRED ut the Dispatch office.
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Ask at BALpwrN's for one OF those superior
suits ranging In price from fifteen to twenty-five
dollars, and you will not want to ask anywhere
else.
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PUBLIC "A meeting of the
Walker party will be held at O'Clock on
Tuesday evening next at Whitlock's store,
on Charles City road. z The meeting will be
addressed by Ii. A. Atkinson, Jr., Major
Courtney, and other gentlemen. Let there
be 4 IllT1 attendance.
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RICHMOND, va, June Is, 1869.

To the Southern People,:
am pleased TO certify the remarkable prompt
ness of The Piedmont Life Insurance Company of
Virginia In settling the loss on the life of Charles
Stebbius of ten thousand dollars. On presentation
Of proof an offer OF immediate payment was made
and the amount settled at once, walvins the ninety
days allowed by It's policies.
A. WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAKE,
Attorney for Charlotte c. Stebbins.
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Letter from FLOYD County.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.f Il
FLOYD COURTHOUSE, June II, 1869.
Major James c, Taylor addressed the
largest gathering of citizens that has assem-
bled &c this courthouse since the war His
speech was an able one, and was received at
times with deafening applause. He pro-
duccd a tremendous revolution in public
opinion here, and we believe our county
will give the Walker ticket large majority.
-, .- .a g.. gr..rf. ~ ....... - FLOYD
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JAPAN SWITCHES.-I have received
~ from the manufacturer case OF the above
switches-au entirely article perfect imlta-
tion of the human hair. The ladies arc invited TO
call and examine them nj my residence, No. 15J
Fourth street. between Jackson and Duval streets.
Price, Si.60 each.
n #ia1g.-stS MRS. x, w. N.
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= Auction SALES T1ans DAY.

ION alfpubiic pri vate salcs OF real estate made
between the first day OF January and the first day
of July the purchaser pays the taxes for the pre-
sent year, but on all sales between the first day of
Jnly and tbe, thirty-frst day Of December the
/ seller pays them.
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MADISON WARD-KALLY RALLY THE
friends OF the Walker ticket will meet at
Saucr's Monticello Hall tonight at o'clock.
Come one, come ALL Colonel Thomas j..
Evans, Major j.. ii. CaTrington, Major
Robert Stiles, James ii. Dooley, George D.
Wise, and candidates for the Le;giSlaturee,
Mosby will, in all probability, speak at the
meeting after he is through at Old Market
Hall - ~ ID. erEsrf m .r.,fmf.s.f ~-..-
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brands OF Virginia mountain whiskeys, and are the
proprietors of.hc :" ". Wallace's Pure Mounta;nf
Dew" They sell exclusively ut wholesale.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.--We
have been notified of the following special
appointments r,,,., ....,<., = -.-.--
Mrthodist. viii be teachers
meeting of the Methodist Sunday-School
Society at the Rockets church at 3h ?. NJ.
! At the Sidney church, Rev. r. A. Armi-
stead viii preach at II A. NJ. and 81 p. NJ.
! PresbYerian.-Rev. William Z. Hill will
preach at IL A. M. and 8X PM. Night in
stead of afternoon service. .-...
! Baptist. -Four-Mile Creek (Henrico) !:
Services at IL A. M. Preaching by Rev. r.
g. Jones, ID. D.i;y at which time the sa-
crament Of the Lords Supper will be ad-
ministcred.
/ There will be,fa union meeting of the
Lcigh-Strcet and Fulton congregations at
II O'Clock Mt Leigh-Street Baptist church.
In the afternoon at A o'clock Rev. A. E.
Dickinson will preach Mt Fulton Baptist
church.
/ EptScopal.- Christ church, ON Grace be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
Services by the pastor at II A. NJ. and 2.
M. Sunday school at 3H p. NJ.
! German LuthcrGn.-Scrvices at IL y. NJ.
by Rev. John Blcnner.
! ST. Marks English hL,stheTGn.-Serpiccs at
IL A. NJ, at which time three ycstrymcn
Will be installed. r-y.s> r!;rr Lsstl.f s..-
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A GRAND RALLY.-Citizcns of the city
and county friendly TO the Walker ticket
will meet at 7 O'Clock on "Wednesday eve
ming next at Spring Park Eukcrs). This
distinguished speakers viii he present
anon. them, Hon. Alexander r. Holiaday,
Judge Ould, Judge Crump. Colonel JomB.
j oung, A. NJ. Kelley, and Major Courtney.