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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-02

CITY CONTRACTS. The Committee on
Streets of the City Council have awarded
the following city contracts for the ensuing
year, beginning July 1st:
For all granite paving, TO Alois Rick.
For excavation; grading, and grarelling,
to w. r. Howle.- rsz.@- 5z.-E
For furnishing paving brick, to Maynard
& Brother.
For laying brick sidewalks, to Austin s.
Renip. .1i-.}.f.'-
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FURNITURE, &c.

ECRNITURE, MATTRESSES, &C.--
,vmee, Main street. are now prepared to manufac-
ThrT9n 10 t.rdler 9rder any style OF FURNITURE ana
TyIniaalMBER, PARLOR. and .DINING-R00M
rSsnnNIIURE that has been seen in Richmond for
on, u! s,,yrs. years. CHAMBER SETS can be bought at
" " q s,1sa6iishment from S35 10 Ssoo y 4 -
Az 20 20 order, and warranted as represented
dow 'ne prices of most other goods are coming
ir on We We nave reduced the price OF every article
or M ssiTrs Tryt tne war. All In want of FURNITURE
cur ST. fEssES can make raoaey by examining
he sicS S1 before buying. We have goods to suit
u" 'ch or the poor. sE
HARDWOOD q BITTER,
jee, opposite the post-ofitc, Main street,
A-Hm Richmond Va.
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rz PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 1, 1853. #
ARRIVED. .4: ID.
Steamer Niagara, Blakeman. New YORK, mer-
chandise and paesGRrbrs W. G. Dunham Co.
steamer Eliza Hanco1y Gifrost Norfolk mer-
chantise and passengers, L. b, Tatnti. :,
Schooner Sunny Side, Parsons, w ooaDriuSes f''
j., frebrick TO Tredegar Company r..,..s r. ~
SAILED,
Steamer state of Maryland, Trayers, baltimore,
merchandise and passengers Iarveys 8 Milliams.
Schooner J: n: & LockwE9te CW1tts sias. ParSet. 10"
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, July ls-Arrtyed, steamer. Ad-
miral. Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise and pas,
seneers, Richmond and York River Railroad, and
sailed on rcturns .r& r~I trs5y .z - y-at III.
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A CARp.-Having authorized the Committee of
ARRANGEMENTS relative to the Barbecue on Vaux-
hars Island to use my name as one of the snbscri-
bers, would earnestly advise my friends not to
misconstrne my name for the one who yesterday
published card In the Epening State Journal and
Ne,os, my procliyities being decidedly Walker.
WILLIAM THORNTON,
barber, near Seventeenth and Main streets.
Richmond, July !, 1869. . .s.-=
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A BIG INSURANCE BUsINEss.-In one sin
gle day last week the Piedmont Insurance
Company issued 129 policies, carrying
s465, 900 of risks, on which the premiums
were over $4,000. Five Of the policies
were single payments or paid up, on which
the cash premium was over SIT 200.
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!. ME- BACHELORS HAIR.DYE.-This
splendid HAIg-DYE Is the best In the world-the
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable In
stantaneous. No disappointment-no ridiculous
tints remedies the ILL effects OF bad dyes, 1nvigo
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
Or brown. 4 Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied ut the Wig Factory le Bond
street, New York. aA mn 2e--eoo'S
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WALKER MEETINGs.-There was good
one at the market.house in Manchester on
Wednesday night. Stirring speeches We're
made by Major B. Il. Nash and A. NJ. Kei-
ley. Major Nash spoke particularly to the
negroes, Of whom there were many present.
Major Courtney and Lewis II. Frayser
spoke at Chadick's, Henrico, on Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Edward Gattright presided.
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FoR NIAGARA FALLs.-One of the most
desirable routes for an excursion TO Niagara
Falls or the great Lakes is Uia the Northern
Central railroad. The inducements are set
forth in another column.
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PARDON. GRANTED. - Beverly Harris,
tried and convicted at the hustings court
of Richmond city for felony, and sentenced
to the penitentiary for two years. Pardon
refused in this case October %, 1868. Ap-
plication renewed, and granted on account
of ill-health. e......,.
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The REVENUE Conference.-The col
lections of internal revenue for the month
of June by Rush Burgess, ESQ, collector
for the third district of Virginia; amounted
to a3s9, 1851. The amount collected during
the month of May was $l55, 5,917.07.
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ANNUAL ELEcTioN. The annual meeting
of the Richmond Tobacco Association was
held in the Exchange yesterday, and the
following officers reelected for the ensuing
year E. o. Noting, president; Walter Z.
Martin, vice-president Robert A. Mills,
secretary and treasurer.
It was resolved to suspend sales at the
Exchange on Tuesday next-election day.
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PIc-NIc-TrINITY SUNDAY-ScHooL.-T
committee announce next Monday as che? day
selected and West Point as the place, for the an
nual picnic Of 1869. The cars will leave the depot
of the York River railroad at ea O'Clock Monday
morning, 5th instant. Prices 5: Gentlemen, 81
ladies, 75c. boys and girls Soc. Trinity scholars,
CSC Tickets can be had ut Crews soap factory,
near the Old Market; f. Eersey's jewelry store,
opposite st. Charles Hotel; and ae American
Tract store, Main street between Ninth and Tenth.
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CoNyIcT William Rosencrantz alias
William Buck (negro), convicted of grand
larceny in the county of Smyth, and SEN
fenced to one years. Imprisonment, was re-
ceived ut the penitentiary yesterday.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersfn Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennesses, and the northern cities, at pub
ishers' rates, for cash. Applya at this office.
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I9itlrnwlul 1ispatth,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE .sDIsPATCHn
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CTRCU-
LATI0N OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. a
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AUCTION SALES TH1s DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON win sen alto. O'Clock, at
/ the residence No. GOT Leigh street, large
| amount Of household furniture. au, ~
COOK s. LAUGHToN will sell this morning Mt
their store n large assortment Of household
furniture, bacon. &c.
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:. .UNMAILABLE,LE LETTERS. REMAINING IN
THE RIcHMoND PosT-OFFIcE JULY 2. 1859.
Zincke the Republican nominee, Breyet
Colonel J. G. Chambers, Miss S. F. Smith,
Richmond, Va; Colonel 7. M. r. 'Ialcott
~, Roanoke Station Miss Mary Green
how, Harryman, Nife & Co., Baltimore,
Md; William Eggleston, Giles county, Va;
Miss Virginia 7. Johnson, Bath county,
Va. ) Thomas Morley, New York city; Yer
non Palmer, Thomas Williams, Middlesex
county, Va; E. ". Button, Lynchburg, Va;
Mrs. Lille Morris, Portsmouth, Va; Post
master, Warren county, N. 7. 81;
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DEATH Or AN O1D C1T1zEN.-Mr. S. Y.
Landrum, q well-known painter and
highly respected citizen of Richmond, died
on Wednesday night. He will be buried
this afternoon at S o'clock with Masonic
honors, having been d past Master of st:
Johns Lodge, No. 36,d and g member Of
Richmond Commandery, No. 2, Knights
Templar. @&s 81 ''',t- go ~ -.'
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Legislative Ticket.

Legislative Ticket.
The joint committees having charge ofthe nomi-
nation of ticket for the city OF Richmond and
county Of Henrico announce the following:
FOR THE SENATE.
James r. Branch,
Alfred Il. Courtney,
.fs Normand Smith. -
~: FOE THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. ~@.
Augustus Bodeker,
A. NJ. Kelley,
Lewis n. Frayser,
tr Jacob 8. Atlee, +.
John B. Crenshaw,
+. .ta William Lovenstein,
George X. Gilmer,
Stephen Mason. r... ..l
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
SELECT CLASSICAL AND
MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS y
NEAR WASHINGTON,
RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, VA.

Ny SELECT SCHOOL for boys win be re-oPened
on The FIRST OF SEPTEMBER NEXT and close
Mr., {. II. BADKsDALE, an A. NJ. graduate OF the
University Of Virginia. +
Pupils will be prepared for the University Of
slrginia and other colleges, or for the business
pursuits Of life. --H e ~
TERMS: For board, tuition, washing &C., $3.50;
payable quarterly In advance. No extras. Early
application desired a.tf -1f .t"' q 80
For circulars and further information address
JOHN 6. LANE,
Washington, RappahaDnock county, Va.
oal Seminary, Va; William Green, ESD, Rich
none; Va. y. II. Shackelford, ESD, Warrenton,
Va, Professor c. S. Eenabe, Or. j. S. Davis, Uni-
lotte Courthouse, Va; Wood Bouldin, Talcott,
'laFlotte county, Va. je 2s--3taw6w
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COLLEGE comMENcEMENs1,
Announcement of Diplomas and
Distinctions.
INTERESTING EXERCISES.

The closing exercises, of the session of
1868-'69 at Richmond College took place in
the presence of a very large audience at the
Grace-Street Baptist church last night.
Many persons were greatly disappointed to
learn that Rev. William E. Hatcher was
prevented by indisposition from delivering
the alumni address.
After some preliminary exercises and
music by On excellent band, long list Of
distinctions and promotions in the junior
and intermediate classes was read, and GER
tifcates of promotion and proficiency were
delivered to a large number Of students.
PROMOTIONS.
The promotions delivered in public to the
intermediate class were received by H. NJ.
Harman of Albemarle, Henry R. Miller
of Culpeper, s. Moore Provence of Tennes-
see, in the School of Latin j. z. L..
Holmes of Southampton, Fleet Fl. James of
Loudoun, and Samuel Saunders of North
ampton, in the School of Greek; Howard
R. Bayne and J.. Alston Cabell of Rich
mond, and L. Seaweli Jones of Alabama, in
the School of Mathematics.
..e-s.. PRoFICIENTs. -,sfar .,--
The following students were noticed as
profcients: .~gttsr 81 fn
Land and Engineering surpeying. Howard R.
Bayne, Richmond; J. Aston Cabeil, Richmond ;
L. Seaweil jones' Atlanta.
Lee Roy Myers, Richmond.
HiStory.-F. F. Bowen. Culpeper.
William P. F. Randolph, Aibemarie Henry. E.
Summerson, Augusta; Peter W. sutherin, Eali-
fax. s-
DELIVERY OF DIPLOMAS.
Diplomas were then delivered, with ap-
propriate remarks by President Jones, to
the following regular graduates:
School of Lattn:=Lcwis T. Gwathmey.- Haho-
Holmes, southampton; Samuel Saunders, North
School of Greek.-Charles F. James, Loudoun
Henry Fl. Levy, Richmond.
School Of Aoder1, Lgngndges.ac;;ln French: -: Lee
In German Henry Fl. Levy, Richmond. In both
School Of Mathsmdtics.-s. C. Brockenbrough,
Richmond; Lewis T. Gwathmey. Hanover: Owen
Q. Gwathmey, King William; Edward K. Murray,
Schoolcf Natural lSctences.-Filllson F. Bowen.
Culpeper; Charles F. James, Loudoun : Fleet II.
James, Loudoun; Henry r: Miller, Cuipeper
Lee Roy Myers Richmond.
! School Of Moral Science.-william o.. Bailey
Brunswick. Richard W. Jones, Richmond; Henry
II. Levy, Richmond; Edward K. Murray, Rich
mond: Lee Roy Myers. Richmond.
School or English h.-Thomas W. Alsocke, Cul;
X. Murray Richmond: S. Moore Provence, Ten
ncssce; ?. Benton Reynolds. Floyd; Peter ".
Sutherlln, Halifax; John b. Turpin, Richmond.
DEGREES CONFERRED.
The degree of Master of Arts was con.
ferrcd upon Edward K. Murray, and that
of Bachelor of Arts upon Henry Fl. Levy
These are the first degrees conferred by the
college since the Reorganization in l866-'67
The recipients are talented young gentle
men of this city; and one Of them (Mr
Murray will be tutor Of Latin, mathema'
tics, and English at his dina Mater dnrine
the next session. HI
| ta.a yALEDICT0RY.
The exercises were brought to close by
an eloquent and touching valedictory ad
dress By Rev. DIR. Jones; the retiring Presi
dent of the College. The band then played
q Home, Sweet Home," and the audience
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE By THE HUN
pRED at the Dispatch Office. h@.tG5~a st tlI
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EXCURSION TICKETS FOR THE
TL SEASON OF 1869 to Ralston, Niagara Falls,
Toronto, Montreal, Clifton Springs, Avon Springs,
Quebec, the White Mountains, Saratoga Springs,
Chalnpiain, Lake George, Mount Mansfield, Fran
coma Mountains, Lake Memphremagog, HUDSON
rednced rates good until used or until November
ist 1853 privilege OF stopping at any point on the
way now ready. Also, to the celebrated LAX. Lake
nav River and Ha Ha Bay from Quebec, and the
Atlantic ocean from Boston to Baltimore, &c; y,
America, and are not exceIled In the Old World.
: A ddress - .IIf.Fe 81 j. M. DRILL,
Northern Central railroad, Baltimore.
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0tANTATAs AND LECTURE AT THE
" Huguenot Springs, Powhatan county, Va, on
SATURDAY, July g. 1869, for the benefit OF 81.
Lukc's (Episcopal) church. -
The beautiful OPERATIC CANTATA entitled
the ItHAYMAKERS" win be rendered by the
Richmond Philharmonic Association, 4,
Lecture by Colonel F. r. FARRAR.
Tickets to- the CANTATA and LECTURE,St
The boat Dover, Captain William A. Sublett,
at q A. NJ. for Manlkin town, where transporta-
tIon ample will be I'm readinessfor the Springs one
A. CoalfIeid station, on the Richmond and Dam
Vile railroad, limited amount Of transportation
may be folndfor the Springs. .
Cars leave ut A. NJ. g.8F rGt,a
The Dover win return It's passengers in the eve
ming In good time. - ,r,,,, -co,,,,Irrrr
Tickets NAV be procured at the bookstores of
Messrs Woodhouse and Parham, George Il. PIC
good, and at the Springs. Jezo-eoaIo
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RIPE. PEAcHEs.--Tr Tribbett has sent us the
first ripe peaches of the season. They came
all the 8sy from Georgia ~
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TXCURSION TO HUGUENOT.
IL SPRINGS.-The canal-boat DOVER, carry
Ing the Richmond Philharmonic Association, will,
by order of the Committee OF Arrangements, cor con
MORROW Saturday MORNING. July3, leaving
at the foot Of Seventh-Strcet bridge at a. al.
All persons desirous of hearing the beautiful op-
cratic cantata LAWMAKERS will have this OPP
TT TRANSPORTATION for the round trip, EIGHTY
Tickets to be procured on The boat.
- TfST3 - - WILLIAM A. SUBLETTt
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SHIPPING.

TOR PHILADELPHIA.--The.M .MTSS
PIATT. now living as her berth In Che Dock, will
receive freight for the above port till FRIDAY. <
July Cd ut IL O'Clock. Freight taken for Norfok
at moderate rates. Passage TO Philadelphia, IN
Guiding meals and stateroom $s. ...,iH .sJIl1 iH.
ie so-st Once, No. 242s Dock street.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERs:-2s :-2sAs-azr1I.z -s--azr1.I1.
~ The boats OF the JAMES RI-ssslzessz.ssssss-ss
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL CUMfANI
will leave the dock as usual promptly at II M: on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls OH goods for Lynchburg ana
option of the shipper. Freight received and de-
livered at my office, on the Dock. i... - ~ssF =
Way freight will not be delivered tiil charges are
paid. 80
Boats locked and insured. l. g,zi.y y
de IL EDWARD DILLON, Agent
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APPLE BRANDY STILLS, AND AP-
IN PIE BUTTER KETTLES, AND COPPER
KETTLES AND BOILIiRS. OF any description,
made TO order. ll y,
and all complete, for immediate delivery.
4 .I.gf JOSEPH HA.AREGED&C0.,
copper smiths and brass founders,
Twelfth street between Main ald Cary. !
10 ao-2y Richmond, Va,
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Nor TO BE FRIGHTENED. William Thorn
ton, the barber neal. Seventeenth and Main
streets, says that he did authorize his name
to be attached to the call for barbecue of
colored Walker men on Vauxhau Island,
Notwithstanding what the State Journal
says to the contrary. See his card in an
other place. A desperate attempt to frighten
these bold colored men from their position
is being made., yvs.Z es-a1EG ~ yzzEa:.E-
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DEPTH OF WATER IN THE. BAR.-We
stated day or two since that. a vessel
drawing eleven feet eleven inches had been
detained. at the bar below Richmond for
want of sufficient water to float her out.
We have since learned that the vessel in
question draws nearly twelve feet in Ger
man measurement, which would give nearly
thirteen feet according to our measurement.
The, New York steamers, some of which
draw over eleven feet, pass over with ease.
The Council Committee on james River
Navigation have worked arduously in the
effort to clear the river, and they have sue
ceeded in removing over three hundred
tons of large solid rock from the channel
besides large amount of gravel and sand.
This is pretty good work with one machine.
The committee hopes before the year is
ended to give clear channel of thirteen
feet to City. Point. -,t.sga @ ,-s~ .st4
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.COmsIENCEsIENT EXERCISES.
.OsING EXERCISES
Z, E-ra Z, or -.e CgT IGrg.
ICHMOND COLLEG e. ID

s"NF2 I'N.. E+-sS EAitG
Lune 2s.-ADDREsS to the LITERARY SOCIE-
TIES by HUGH W. sHEFFEY, OF Augusta. Va,
ut First Baptist church. Broad and Twelfths
ut SIS p. M.
SOCIETIES. @ass St3 9l
Essayist JOHN d. TURPIN, Richmond, va.
/ Orator b. CADE, West Virginia.
PRESENTATION OF MEDALS AND VALE
DICToRY, at same place andhour as above. n
/ june ao.-MEETING OF TRUSTEES ut Second
Baptist church, S P. NJ.
JulyI MEETING OF All UAlNI at TIE college,
IA. NJ .A26-t 49, s.ti.H =. 3oRht !.
] ALUMNI ADDRESS at Grace-street Baptist
church, s.ls P. NJ, by the Rev. WILLIAM Z.
HATCHER, Of Petersburg Va. ':&-' -
At the same place, and Immediately following
this address :-fft as.a -
Y COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES,
I ANNOUNCEMENT OF DISTINCTIONS,
|; DELIVERY OF DfPLO LOMAS, "a .:isa 81 -
! ,VALEDICTORY ADDRESS TO THE STU
DENTS by President ONES. le z-h
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The exercises we're brought to q close by
an eloquent and touching valedictory adj
dress by Rev. DIR. Jones; the retiring Presi-
dent of the College. The band then played
q Home, Sweet Home," and the audience
dispersed:
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AEASs MEETING AT THE HUGUE-
wi MOTT SPRINGS on FRIDAY, July 2, 1852.
Duished conservative sIee1eSs from Rich
mond and elsewhere arc expected to be present.
COME ONE! COME ALL ,x,
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NOTICE TO lTEACHERs--The fourth
IN annual meeting of the EDUCATIONAL AS
SOCTATION OF VIRGINIA VIII be held 90 Lex
! ddresses and reports win be made by gentlemen
eminent in the profession and several m Sgss.eads oi
n "a hoped that not only all members, but the
other teachers of the State as wen, win make an ef-
fort TO be present. .,t>
attend the meeting, W. r. ABBOTT,
ie es-2w Recording Secretary and Treasurer.
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ROARDrNG AND LODGING.

VIRGINIA HOTEL, -
FRED. sCHEFFER, PROPRIETOR.
This hotel Is situated right in the business part
OF the city. IL has but recently been femodelled
and renovated throughout, and supplied with en-
tire,y new furniture and bedding. The table In
always supplied with the best, and no pains VIII os
spared to make visit TO our house pleasant ana
SUMMER BoARDERs taken at moderate rates
nv tie month or season. slfrlsf ii ~ 1es--tm
n & PIERREiiHOUSE, BROAD AND
4 4 CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA.
The undersigned having leased this house, so long
and fayorably known under the Dropft tcfofship n
the Messrs W ards and having refitted and tefur-
nished if ttroughoutm In the most elegant nannGf u
10 low open for the reception or guests with all the
appointments of 6rst-clas3 hotel.
1.'I1sg-t.s,- j. H.. BUTrERWoRTH& & Coz
NV lr-Sm Proprietors.
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AMUSEMENTs.

THE TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF
1 TEF, TRoS-MOULDERS' TRADE UNION,
No. i2s, win be celebrated on MONDAY, ,EEXT.
the 5th Of July commencing at 10 O'Clock A. a.,
at EIJKER,S ,S'SPRING PARK. .3
A fun Brass and String Band will be In attend
ancc.
Refreshments furnished at city prices.
Admission, FIFTY CENTS. Ladies and chill
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Mayors CoURT-Mayor Chdhoon pre-
sidinq. nq.--William Stephenson, charged with
unlawfully taking possession OF James E.
Hickman, was called, and his case con-
tinued. "'- Z -. {. -.
Henry Thompson (negro) charged with
stealing pair Of platform scales, one TO-
bacco-screw, and o lever, valued ut $50,
Yas called, and his case continued.
y Charles Hail, charged with assauiting
and striking George Washington with o
brick, was let of, the complainant failing
3. W. Satterwhite was arraigned for
threatening to assault John Hill, and John
Hill was brought up on cross -warran Mt tor
using abusive Language towards J::.W:: Sat,
terwhite. The latter was discharged, and
Hill was required to give surety for his i.l fu
ture good behavior: ..t, agi.,..,.,, s..s
. william Ross (aegrol, charged with as.
istaultine officer Schultz in the discharge OF
his duty, was arraigned. The accused
having been just liberated from jail, and
this being On old offence, he Was dls-
charged. 80 ,v
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NToTICE:-Onr BOATS ares -sgs
S now running regularly again =
w. r.. cox, Agent
go . Dock between X1feeensh sn1
te2S Seventeenth streets.
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ss PER DAY,
ssPoTsWooD HOTEL,

The undersigned having leased this the only drst-
class hotel located Main street, and w!tpin one
square OF the capitol. posf-ofhce, custon.ieese,
tSeatre and the great northern and southern rail-
road depots respectfully inform the public thar 1T
rs NOW OPEN. Il win be thoroughly renoya-
ted and refurnished To some exteuts -
-ThI5 hotel Is world ld-rcno8ne6 as tho hea6Snar-
ters of the President and Cabinet GlicerS OF sno
late Confederacy. II also contains the .Ristorto
and Chief Justice Chase. ~ - - -, -
81 The travelling pnhlic are cordially Invited TO
wii fir,d every comfort and deicaSy that shis and
other nark ketS can supply tsss !. ~
Express and Telegraph Office In the building
3 .rssTss s, z j. Nj 8
G.. 3. LfgCk, ~ 80
ssras w, b. BISHOP,
mys rroprtetors.