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EXPRESSES.

A r a a. BURNHAM's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
IA. Express Wagons for moving furniture 10 city
country Furniture, pisnoiores packed shpped stored
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NeN Orleans to Chicago that trains win pass from
one c 10 the other IN forty eight hours and freight
can re 'arred from one terminus TO the other with
out breaki. bulk road ls in process Of cons,ruc-
tion from Ia nville to Chicago and the Legislature
Danyiile. thrOueh Jasper county, Richland county,
by way OF Olney to opposite Paducah, on
the Ohio river. The Legislatures OF Ken
tucky and In.pois have chartered COM
pany to construct bridge over the Ohio river at Pa
ducah, the Congress Of the United States having
given its permission. Over this bridge (Which win
be commenced this summer Will run the continuous
line Of rail from Chicago through Danville Oiney
and Paducah to New Orleans This road. when
completed. will be q better through route TO and
from New Orleans and Chicago than the Illinois Cen
tral, and there Is immediate connecting line be-
yond the southern boundary Of the State for the liz
n0s Central ana passengers and freight nave 70 De
transferred to steamboats, And it will bf built, as
the people along the route are determined to put 1t
through
The receipts for customs and the receipts. pay
ments and balances at the SubTreasury IN this city
for the expired portion OF the week have been as
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continued steady IN vauwith sales Of 80 tons re-
The former was forced SALE wquoe bar O,sc sheet
MohAssrs-rhe market get, but prices wore gene.
rally steady. Stocks fair Sales bbs New Orleans At SIC.
NAVAL SToREs. Receipts nor Business In this depart
ment OF trade was entirely suspeed to-day.
CrLs.-Lnsecd steady au ~ 81 05 In casks and
bbs, with Of 5000 gallons sl Lard was steady al
0l 10 al 80 for prime winter thigh heard OF sales
Of Olive dull at SD at which price the last
sals was made. Menhaden and nominal at sSc. q
gOc Crude sperm demantnd nrn ~ 81 W "a, the
sales being Loo bbls private rms. unbeachcd winter
sperm WAS quoted a. TO- crude at 81 90 aud bleachcd
winter do. st 81 25 without sales.
OIcAKE.-westsrn was dull ninominal At et7 Sts.
PRovisioSs-R Receipts, 2ss bs pork, IS do. beef 2ss
cut 5 do and ikegs lard aud 662 dressed
hogs The pork mae continueso rule quiet and prices
were hesvy and lower, though offerings were dimnu.
tive The confined TO Ant $50 bbis at 1871 30 for
new mess and cal % for old DO For future delivery
heard OF no sales Dressed hogs 70 quiet about fssc.
aiss,c for western. and lsAsa for city Beef remain;
ed dull heavy nj xtl ki6 forum mess, aud *l2 SIS
for extra do Sales loo bsIs a.ese prices Beef hams
were disposed Of. For uers beef there 10
demand, and prices were ninal at $S SIS
slow Of sale but unaered 10 vaasAbout rs packages
sod At lsc lsAc for dry salt and picked shoulders
Ibjtc. for smoked do i6ssc. for piokled bams and
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COAL AND WOOD.

%3 E0 % cHALDRoN FOR COKE. DELIVERED IN;
Office, Twentyhird street and Broadway, Twenty
street and avenue A. s. S.f.sHERwoOD.
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Custom House. ---Stib- Treasury.
Receipts. Receipts Payments. Balances
March 90. $685. 696 $962 Alt $S53.530 sos. 500
March 49,. 571, $50 1,359,455 44T,082 94,763 702
March "a. 447,184 737,147 394,82l 95,195, 928
March 25.. 471,276 1882 1,669,500 9,172, 759
March 90. $4,000 1924, 1853 lO87.684 94,3l9.83
Ths value OF the importations OF dry goods at this
port for the week ending March IS compares with
the previous week as follows:-
March 18. March Is.
Entered for consumption. SO, 1162l0 $1,373, 48l
Withdrawn. ............... 8l85A 509, 54S
Warehoused. ............. 502 836 0i0,sl4
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Omcinl Transfers Of Real Estate Yesterday.

TRANsrERs II NEW YORK
Deancey lot No 1655 estate Cutting, 25x75. 83000
Hammond u Il Q OF West ST. 36 llx3sa .6x37.2x
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MATRIMONIAL.


A LADY OF EDUCATION AND WEALTH WISHES
IN 10 form the acquaintance Of elderly gentleman Of
similar circumstance, with view 10 msrmony Address
Mrs. 4. BIanch, station ID.
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GOOD ASSORTMENT
Of the following goods. and solicit call and in
spection Of onr stock feeling confident that we can
give entire satisfaction. Read our list, and come
MoH1IR 10 GRESAD1NEs, buff and other shades,
MozASlBIQUEs and BAREGEs at 25c., soc., and
Pink, buff. and other coiors ALPACAs at 4sc.:
JAPANESF CLOTHS, new styles, Mt f5c.
EHSs and EENGH At sd Se ss a
SUMMER cAssISiEREs from SOC. to 81 so:
FINEST WHITELINE DRILLING and DUCK
TABLE DAMAsK from SOC. to s. per er: ysrd aDi: '''
6Ssssg9 EIEk6W.cA FL e Sc iiSEN fss and LINEN
NAPKINS, TOWELS, and MARsEILLEs
rLSIb,I SH5iSl STFffE6, Sifiej and PLAIN sArSsooK
CHECKED: STRIPED, and DOTTED SWISS
WHITE MTstiN3 oRGANDY MUSLIN, for shawls;
@Fs EdSh8Hls and MUS
FRENGH; SOFT FINISH, and JAccoSET
Thh1M Wif and Pd E5NG JRbsH
Best tFk FfESc it5i wHALEBoNE coKsETs, 81;
Ladies' and Gent $ GAIIZE UNDERvESTS;
Gents FINE FINE 2TLITX W1TE e saJRTs
FINE SiLK FANS. assorted colors;
LINED and IISLINED, PLAIN and RUFFLED
sUPPLE and BOILED SILK UMBRELLAS, all
HEMST1reHE9, EMBROIDERED, and LACE
rL sA1RT A r BosoMs: RSoEkED' and EMBROIDERED
kAGE Ii 2 G9ItAEs ISEN stest defigps and CUFFS
THREAD and dVALENCIENSESF FDGINGS;
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MILITARY COMMISSION s.-Thc follow
ing appointments from headquarters First
Military District were issued on yesterday :
First Lieutenant Paul r. Hambricll
United States army, military commissioner
sixteenth division of Virginia, will assume
the duties of military commissioner for the
tenth division of Virginia, in addition to
his other duties.
Brevet Lieutenant-Colonc r. G. Lay,
captain United States army, military COM
missioner twcnty-ninth division of Vir-
ginia, will, until further orders, perform
the duties of military commissioner FOR the
twenty-sevcnth division of Virginia, in ad-
ton to his other dutics.''
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MEETING OF THE WALKER CoLoRED.
CLUB.-A meeting of the Walker Coiored
Club Of this city was held at their head
quarters last evening. Joseph Lewis oceu-
pied the chair, and Frederick Coles acted
as secretary.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
In them was resolution providing Tor
the formation of benevolent institution
having rs its chief object mutual assistance
in case Of sickness and the burying OF the
dead. Another provides that no one who
did not vote the Walker ticket should be al
lowed to join the institution.
There was some opposition to the lntter
clause, and after considerable discussion
the matter was Indefinitely postponed.
A number of new members were en-
rolled.
On motion of Isaac Hatcher the following
committee to address the eolored citizens Of
Richmond was appointed: R. c. Hobson,,
Joseph Lewis, Wilson Winfree, ). II.
Hatcher, John Cooley.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ISQUEsT.-The body of nm unknown
white man was found in Staples's mill-pond,
about four miles above the city, on Sunday.
From its condition, being very much de
composed, it must have lain in the water
for some time. The deceased had on a
white linen coat and black pants and vest,
with military buttons On the latter gar
ment, and pair of cheap, pegged shoes.
There was some blood visible On the sleeve
of the coat, which was the only mark of
violence to be seen. A small spelling-b book
and q portion of a certificate of registration
were found in the pockets of the deceased.
An inquest to the effect that the death was
caused by means unknown to the jury was
arrived at, and the remains were inferred
by the authorities.
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STENCIL T0OLs AND PLATES.

~ BELLENoT, DIE-SINKER AND
Va BRAND-CUTTER, l4io MAIN sTREET.-
The new patent BRANDISG-IRoN, Tor marking
ali k!nds OF wooden articles by beating IT. Is per-
scctly, adapted TO branding barrels or any otier
article under the new Law. .sF
Engravers' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, IT.
delible Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabet5, Seal fresses.
Brass and German Silver, Frames. steel Rigs
Cheeks, Tags, &C., wholesale andre mRs
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LITTLETON ROYSTER viii sell at 1o o clock n
desirable farm in New Kent county.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. VI. house
hold furniture, dinner set, cooking-stoves.
crockcry, &c.
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MAY0R's CoURT-jlayor Ch0hoon pre-
sidinq.- john Fuller, charged with threat
ening to assault John Harris, was called,
and his case was continued.
Henry Patterson, Columbia Morris, and
Jane Patterson, (colored,) were arraigned
for assaulting and beating Jenny Jackson !;
and Jenny Jackson and Betty Anderson
were arraigned for assaulting and beating
Jane Patterson The whole affair was pretty
we'll muddled, and the cases were dis
missed.
R. T. Howard, charged with trespassing
upon the premises of and assaulting Mrs.
Sarah Dykes, was discharged.
Margaret Smith and Maria Kelly (co-
lorcd), charged with picking the pocket of
Pleasant Ford of pocket-book containing
twenty dollars in currency and check for
forty dollars. Kelly was sent on for indict-
ment and Maria was discharged.
John Moss, charged with assaulting and
threatening to kill James Shaw, was dis
charged.
James II. Shaw, charged with assaulting
and splitting in the face OF Elizabeth Shaw,
was discharged.
Stanley Meekin (colored), charged with
stealing box of jewelry from j. W. Dyer,
was discharged.
Matilda Brice (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating Matte Scott, was
discharged.
Bushrod Elmore, charged with assaulting
and beating Nancy Ross, was sent On to an
swer indictment.
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CLOTHING.

fNLOTHING-SP P e C. A LII conse-
~ Qucncc Of the unexpected election Of Walker,
] find that am unexpectedly called upon, owing
to the latencss of the season, to say that am
Obliged to walk in and say that from and after
this date. in order to reduce stock, shall offer the
remnant OF my stock mt such prices that any one
can Walk ernp and purchase nice
ALPACA SACK,
LINEN SUIT,
and all other styles suited 10 the season. at such
prices that all persons can walk up TO the prices
and supply themselves Of -
SMITH THE CLOTIIIER.
iv 90 1905 Main street.
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ARRIN ED,
Steamer Isaac Bcll, Bourne, New YORK, mcr-
chandise and passengers w. c. Durham GO,
steamer State OF Maryland, Baitim,n,r,e. B,,,,s mef-
chandisc aud passengers Harveys WilllahSs. lis S,
Schooner J. ". Ramsey, Cranmer, New YORK.
ice Smyfh & McGowalI: , ,., ,,,,,
Schooner Butterfly Mitchell, Baltimore, guaho'
Southern Fcrtilizing Company ,u,,
Schooner Clara Bell, Applegartl, Alexahdraa'
coal, S. p. Lathrop. ,, p,u,-
delphja coal, s. Y. Morrss Co.
Sioop New Packet, Colonna, Norfolk, ron' 10
Tredeear Company.
SAILED,
Sto,mor E,izu Uaucox Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chandisc and passengers, L. i. Tatum. vi.
Schooner G. III. Squire Timmons New forA'
merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
. MEMORANDA
WEST POINT, July yls.-Arrived, steamer kenhe-
bee Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise ana pas,
scugcrs Richmond and York River Raliroaa' ah"
sailed 10Th on return.
BOSTON July l7.--Clearcd, schooner Southerner,
Darling for Richmond ria City Point.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-In order to close
~ out our
STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS,
we will from this date sell our GOODS at greatly
reduced prices. Persons in want Of G. ID
CLOTHING have now an opportunity Of supply
Ing themselves at very little cost. Call early at the
OLD STAND. corner of Main and Thirteenth streets,
and look 1T our stock before purchasing elsewhere
f. B. SPENCE Il son,
iyl5 Merchant Tailors, 1900 Main street.
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GRAND TEMPERANCE PIc-NIc.-Spring-
field Division of the Sons Of Temperance
will have grand picnic at West Point to-
morrow, July 2lst. A special tram 1or 'he
excursionists will start from the York AiVer
depot at 63 o'clock. A band will DC on
hand to furnish music for dancing, ana
every other arrangement has been made 10
make the affair complete one.
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MEETINGS.

OFFICE CHIEF or REcoHDs,1
ANSAwoS TRIBE, No. 90, !. o. Il. 81,
RICHMoSD, Va.
CHIEFS AND BROTHERS,-Yon are
" hereby summoned to attend called council Oh
ANNAWOS TRIBE on the 10Th Sleep, 1h Kun,
set OF Sun, Buck Moon, g. S. ID. 3Is, at Your Wig
WAN, on Capitol street between Ninth and Teuih.
Business or Importance. full attendance is re-
quegtcG.
BY order OF Worthy Sachem.
WILLIAM II. BEyERIDGE,
Chief of Records
jy se-us Annawon Tribe, No. 30, /. .. II. ID.
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WHITE SULPHUR SrRINGs, :

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ". YA.,)
July IL, 1850. I
rg,UE FIRST GRAND FANCY AND
| MASQUERADE BALL OF TIE SEASON
will take place on FRIDAY the Esd instant. Cos
Tunes, with an elegant wardrobe nave Dcch en-
aged Every arrangement made to insure Drill
liant success. PEYTONS & CO., Proprietors.
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SUDDEN DEATH FROM SUSsTRoKE.-A
colored boy named Watt, in the employ of
Mr.. William II. Briggs, on Broad street
near the Central depot, was taken i'll on
Saturday afternoon from the effects of sun
stroke, and at about 5 o'clock died. At 3
o'clock he was at work, and, to all appear
mnccs. in perfect health.
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MANAGERS.

General ROBERT +. LEE, Virginia. WI,
Hon BLACQUE BEY, Turkish Minister, ASH
ingtcn. - ,,,,cr, ,,,,t
Colonel 5. RI. ThGART, Maryland.
!. G. KENNEDY, Washington. ..
Colonel J. s. SAUNDERS, Baltimore.
Dr. w. ID. BALL, Virginia.
w " MCKEAN, Philadelphia.
LEWIS f. HAVE, virginia. ,,.
]. b, TINSLEY. JR., White Sulphur springs
G. w. RACE, Louisiana. ,.,,..
General NJ. ". GARY. south Carolina.
Colonel A. l.. RIVES. Virginia:
General r. l.. WALKER, Virginia.
J. Il. SOUTER, New York.
General JAMES CONNER, South Caroiha.
Colonel T. p. AUGUST. virginia.
DR.. r. b. FUQUA. White Sulphur Springs
JOHN ANDREWS, Louisiana.
Hon. J. G.. BERRET. Washington.
General JOHN ECHOLS, Virginia.
W. b. CALWELL, White Sulphur springs.
Judge T.. X. OLCOTT, Virginia.
JAMES p. C0WARDIN, Virginia.
H. W. WYCHOFF, New York. s..,>,,.,~
Major I. NJ. MATTHEW'S, White sulphur
Springs.
JOHN +. COWARDIN. West Virginia.
Lloyd W. WILLIAMS. Baltimore.
JOHN HALLE, Florida.
W. H. DANA, Massachusetts.
s. A. ETTING, Virginia.
SAMUEL J. LUDDINGTON, West Virginia.
~
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From W. II. Keiningham, s3l Broad
street, we have Godeys Ladys Book for
August. This is one of the oldest of the
fashion books, and the present No. fully
sustains its we'll ll-earned reputation.
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The CIRcUs.-Colonel Ames's New Or
leans circus will be in the city tomorrow.
Look out for it, boys. II is big show, and
worth all the small change you can save.
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I. +. ROXEMAN, President.
II. I. WILCOX, Secretary.

grf. company makes a specially OF Issuing
'" PARTICIPATING POLICIES
,.nrriua> and furniture. whereby the insured
80 In the profits of the company without In
..r-sHg liability. ,-,,.o,,.
-. I'm This and the nciChhoriuc States to whom
.Irqtions for insurance may be made.
--y,n dividend 10 holders of participating poll
... TWENTY-FIVE per cent
rfarrip of. 1897 rs per cent? is now receivable
.ra.h in payment OF premiums.
j. II. MONTAGUE, Agent ut
..a- am Richmond. Va.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE by THE HUN
DIR ED at the Dispatch office
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ARRIVALS OF WHEAT BY THE DANvILLE
RA1LRoAD.-Large quantities of wheat are
daily arriving via the Richmond and DAN
Vile railroad. One day last week forty
three carloads were brought in; on an-
other, thirty-seyen; and on Saturday
night, in addition to the regular freight, a
special train, through from Salem, was
brought in loaded with this cereal. We
learn that one firm in this city will receive
from Roanoke and adjoining counties n
very large quantity of wheat for this mar
kgt
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The fairy Ettic Cooke is tho bareback eqhes-
tricnne with the New Orleans circus ana me-
uapcric,
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NJ. ELLYsoS & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities at pun
fishers, rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
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Herr Lcngcl is not dead but VIII he seen WIFI
tmcs's circus and menaSerle.
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Go and see Codona, champion summersanit
rider.
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There win be accommodations for ten thousand
persons at the circus and meuageric. ..-
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Eugcnie the only lion queen, Is with the New
Orleans circus and mcnagcrie.
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Look out for the grand procession Tomorrow
and funny johnny Lawton.
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The charming Mile Codcna is with Ames's cir
,us and mcnareric.
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Thanks to Turner, No. lll4 Main street,
for Godey's and Frank Leslie's magazines
for August.
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Ames's big circus and menagcrie will arrive ana
pitch tent tomorrow.
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FrEIGHTs RECEIVED AT RICHMOND BY
THE JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, July
II, lS69.-l54 hogsheads tobacco, u tierces
and boxes tobacco, 1906 bushels wheat,
! ,2944 bushels corn, l04 bushels potatoes,
32 bushels rye, 5 bushels meal, 433 tons
coal, 50 tons pig iron, 2G5 tons stone, 81
tons slate, 1894 feet lumber, G2 cords tan
bark, 33 cords wood, 1895 pounds forage,
u, 700 slaves, 1000 bricks, 1868 pounds
scrap iron, rags, and bones, $500 bushels
shell lime, 555 empty barrels, 1900 pounds
furniture, barrels empty bottles, 8 bar
rels apples, - barrels and boxes eggs, 333
head live stock, sc coops fowls, 4 barrels
sand, 80 posts, 3 machine drums, IA bush
els turnip seed, ] buggy, half barrel
herrings, 3,l5l pounds machinery, 2 hogs
heads cow hair, barrel -four, 387 pounds
bacon, $50 pounds butter, 3OS pounds wool,
I packages sundries, and l05 passengers
(other than by regular packets.
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2it(lmoltd Qispattlr,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH' ;,
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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The lions and tigers viii be on the street to-mor-
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COLONEL C. r. AMEs'S NEW ORLEANS CO.
LOSSAL CIRCUS AND MENAGEklE.
THE LARGEST AGGREGATION OF ARENA
ARTISTS, LIVING GEOLOGICAL
AND oRNITH0t0GICAL
SPECIMENS
ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT,
will exhibit In RICHMOND, corner Of Leigh and
Second streets,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
July 2lSt and 22d, 1859,
at and O'Clock afternoon and night
presenting series Of performances pre-eminently
beautiful, elegant, and daring, introducing
BEVY OF YOUNG LADIES
fascnatingly beautiful, accomplished. and
graceful; .....r
A LEGION OF MALE ARTISTS,
adopts In every phase they attempt aud scenes OF
miraculous courage In the dens OF the various
WILD BEASTS
In the vast collection: the whole forming an
entertainment OF
SURPRISING EXCELLENCE AND
ATTRACTION. SD a
See bills and programmes. .st
LIONS, TIGERS, LE0PARDS, AND
SPANTHERS,
loose and untrammelled, will form features In the
procession OF the troupe 1t
loA. N. WEDNESDAY the ?lst.
Tiy Is-Ct1
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TRIAL OF CALLAHAS.-The examination
of Denis Callahan, charged with the
murder of Joseph Kelly, was commenced
before United States Commissioner Ham,
brick yesterday. Several witnesses were
examined, but no new facts Of Importance
were elected. The examination will pro-
badly last for several days.
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Months fine Rhine wine and Seltzer water,
departed for the York River depot in car
riages. AS the line went down Main street
much attention was attracted, and the
visitors were often cheered. AS they passed
the Dispatch Office they gave US three
cheers, which we're duly appreciated. At
the depot many warm farewell was ex-
changed, and the beautiful chorus Let US
Shake Hands with our Brotherly League y
admirably rendered. At ] o'clock the train
moved off, and our New York guests were
on their way homeward.
CARD FROM THE SOCIAL M.ESSERCHoR.
We received before the departure Of tho
guests the following card, under date Rich
mond, July 10, 1869:
Before leeying for our northern HON es
we cannot but express our most heartfelt
thanks for the truly magnificent reception
rendered US by the people of Richmond.
Especially our grateful thanks are due
to the members of the Virginia. who have
done all in their power to make our short
stay among them so pleasant also to the
members of the Richmond Turner Associa-
ton and last, but not least, to the ladies
of the Virginia '-kindest of hostesses.
''We carry with us hearts overfowine
with gratitude for their most generous hos.
pitality, and leave them with the assurance
that these few days spent in their midst
will be recollected as among the brightest
of our lives.
- For the Social Mannerchor.
"R. TExToR, President.
William /. Schmidt, Secretary.
THANKS. ~
The Committee of Arrangements beg
leave to return their thanks to Messrs. Luck
s. Sublett, of the Spotswood, for their mos
friendly greeting and kind attention to th'
visitors; also to Messrs. Cordle 4 Clinely
and to Dr.. C.. W. P. Brock for professiona
services so kindly rendered to those whC
were so unfortunate as to suffer from sun
stroke.
We return our thanks to Messrs. A. Ly
brock, J. C. Fischer, and others of the com
mittee, for their great courtesy. The com
mittee were untiring in their efforts t
make the visit of their guests pleasant, ant
the happiness with which everything passe'
off is due in great measure to them.
We also return thanks to Messrs. Saue
and Montz for kindnesses rendered. W
are requested by the visitors who stoppe'
with mine host Montz to thank him for
bottle of superior Rhine wine which he pll
in the valise of each one of them. Sauer'
liberality and hospitality VIC have notices
before, and we have only to add that no
thing was left undone by him to show tn
guests what the Germans of RichmOn'
could do.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-20

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RrcHMoND PosT-OFFICE July 20, 1867
L. H. Andrews, Minor s. Claton, Rogers &
Co., E. Workman s. Co., c. Workman & Co.,
Richmond, Va; Samuel P. Mitchell, Pc
tersburg, Va; - Johnson, Bedford Sta
ton; Samuel Conn. Safer, Lynchburg,
Va; Paul S. Pinder, Rocky Mount, N. {. ;
Serry Lee Tarty; Charles Phifer, Concord,
N. c.. William Heating, Pittston, Ia. ;
John D. Woffner, Philadclphia, Pa john
Langstoff, Brooklyn, N. T.; Charles Var
borough, Eastviile, "a.