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masonic ELEcTIoN.-The following
officers of Joppa Lodge, No. 40, were
elected on the, 24th instant: Worshlpful
Master, Powhatan Weisiger; Senior War
den, John E. Laughton, .Jr.; Jurnior War
den, William NJ. Woodward ; Treasurer, u.
t. Williams Secretary, W. }. Rlddlck )
Senior, Deacon, Peyton Wise; Junior Dea-
con, w. W. Slower; Tiler, James E. Rid
dick. Chaplains: J. A. Chambliss, I. g.
Dashiel, and T. V. Moore, D. D. Stewardss
Committee W. Plummer Gretter, John
Morton. Educational Committee: ?. Wei
siger, Peyton Wise, 0. F. Weisiger. &-.
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THEFT OF SILvERwARE.-BillN n. Oakley
(negro) was before the police court ycstcr-
day to answer for burglariously entering
the house Of DR.. Wcllford and stealing a
lot of siiyerware valued at 500. He was
also charged with stealing FIVE dollars from
Mrs. Cunningham. Having confessed the
first charge, he was sent on for felony, but
as the witnesses in the second case were alb
sent, the case was continued until to-day.
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BEAUTIFUL WoMET.--Ir you would bc bcauti-
irl. Use lIagan's Magnolia FI'r1,
It gives Il pure blooming complexion and re-
stores youthful beauty.
Its effects are gradual natural. and perfect.
IL rc,Eorts redEcSs. blotChcs, and pinplcs; curcs
tan. sunl,urn, afid frccklcs, and makes Il lady cf
thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the skin smooth and
nearly. the eye bright and clear, the check glo"
with The bloom Of youth, and impartS fresh,
plump appearance Ia The countenance.s No lady
need complain Of her complexion when Is cents
will purchase this delightful article.
The best thing TO dress the hair with is Lyons
KathalrOn.
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THE SHOOTING OF JosEPfi KELLY
The PARTIES BEFORE THE MAYOR.-The
expectation that Captain Callahan would
he examined on the charge Of shooting
Joseph Kelly with intent to kill brought
out n large crowd at the Mayors court yes
terday morning. The accused having been
bailcd on the preceding day, duly made his
appearance ) but as DR.. Jackson testified
that Mr-Kelly would not be able to leave
his bed within ten days, the case was con-
tinued until the Sd of July. The witnesses
in the case-John Hagan, W. NJ. Wood
ward, William Burton, L. LeviEon, John
Wrcnn: William c. Bailey, D. Hirshburg,
W. A. LaInkin, Joseph Hutzlcr, n. Schultz,
B. Jacobs, William l.. Wood John Cooley,
David Childrcss, W. w. Jones, Albert Mill
spaugh, Edward Kelly, Cornelius Faunt!c-
roy, james II. Shaw, Isaac Jacobs, Charles
Gentry, Robert II. Allen, Cheney Parker
were recognized to appear at that time.
The second case bearing upon the shoot
ing affair was that Of Joseph Kelly, charged
on warrant 'with being disorderly and
creating riot in the Old Market Hall y;
and this too was continued until the Sd of
July. The witnesses, who were very nu-
merous, were duly recognized. s.,
1Mr. Pcaslcy and James Brant (ncGro),
with whom the row originated, were next
brought up, and it appearing that neither
of them had committed any breach Of the
peace, and that the policeman who arrested
peaslcy had been y little too quick in h's
movements. they were both discharged.
The whole affair was thus disposed OF for
the present. Callahan was bailed in the
sum of one thousand dollars for his appear
ancc to answer the charge of felony, Officer
Rankin becoming his security. Kelly, at
last accounts, was suffering greatly, hut the
attendant surgeons express the hope that he
will recover.
We see no reason to change the opinion
expressed yesterday that Callahan's assault
was cruel and unjusEifable. MIR. Kelly
vas within dozen feet of the cell, and
was surrounded by policemen when the
shots were fired, and the conduct Of the
Captain appears in still biackcr colors
when we recall the fact TINT there was
I! bad blood" between the two, and that
Kelly was supposed to have in his posses
sion papers tending TO prove his assailant
guilty oil perjury:
Before dismissing the subject wa ~ish to
refer to another point which the people are
discussing: Why was 1t that Justice James
Murphy refused to grant warrant for Cal
laEan's arrest, although the charges were
sworn to by several reliable Witnesses
white and black 1t was with difficulty
that nj order for the arrest Of Callahan
was procured, although he hsd been
promptly suspended by the Chief CF ro-
lice. Justice Mich0el Murphy finally is
sued the warrant desired, but his action in
bailing the accused was of questionable
propriety.
twas stated last night that Mr.. Kelly 5
friends propose to ask OF General Candy
that Captain Callahan hc tried by mill
tary comfiiaai6n. This would bc agreeable,
VIC suppose, to all the parties.
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FOR ENT.

EOR RENT --On Broad street between en-
y Fourteenth anu Seventeenth, HOUSES Ell
Nos l522 i5dO 1874 1915 1850, 1854 1858 $780, looi
the holscs containing from six TO eight rooms;
,;uit;.,ia for s!orts and dwellings, all In good
repair, and will be rented 10 good tenants at $40
per month ,,-,, ,. ;i,cc. yr,oso-
Also, Il BRICK DWELLING near the eiies"-
pcakc and ohio Railroad depot.
: Also a BRICK DWELLlSG on Iwchty-thiro
street near Union Station. ~ -,
Also, n FRAMED HOUSE on Iwcnty-iourih
Also. 4 very desirable RESIDENCE. on the cor
t1sn n very desirable STORE between Seven
tecnth and Eighteenth streets on Main.
+. ID. EACHO,
Real Estate Agent,
Fourteenth street between Main and Franklin
u
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THE FIRE OF THURSDAY NlGHT.-It has
since been ascertained that the stock OF
NIessrs. Andrews & Catlett was almost en-
tireiy destroyed by the fire of Thursday
night. It was insured for $4,000 in the
Monumental Company of Baltimore, ]. II.
Montague agent, and for tie same amount
in the Jefferson, of Virginia, j L. Apper-
son agent. The cause of the fire is still in
Yolved in mystery.
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''ALPIfA'' is the title of Il neat package sent 10
our slnctum YESTERDAY by the wcll-known and re-
iiahls h..us" of W-ALTER ID. EI...IR & Co.. corner
Of Ninth and Olaiu streets. 1t is \ genuine pro-
duct Of Rye, and WAS distilled in 1866. There Is not
Il headache In barrel OF it. 1t IS a fine medicine
forthc sick chamber, and an agreeable drink for
the social board. This old-estahlisllcd house has
always had firc reputation for good liquors,
wines. teas and the fincr grades OF groceries.
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HEAVY SNATCH-GAME.-Harriet Hobson
"a colored woman) was sent on to the grand
jury yesterday to be indicted for stealing
800 UNITED States currency from Dir. l..
s. Birch. The complainantwas standing on
the corner of Seventeenth and Main streets
waiting for a friend, when Harriet came
along and snatchcd his pocket-book. The
proof was pretty conclusive against her,
and she had to 90 under the hill"
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the charges against the present Superin-
tendent of The penitontiary have unani-
mousIy recommended hi removal from
office. No opinion is expressed as to his
competency, but they believe the charge Of
violating the Virginia statute sustained.
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C0AGUEENE z.

COAGULINE.-Jus received another:
~ supply OF this valuable article. 1t meets u
want long felt, and by its use broken articles of
china glass, ivory leather, etc. can be made
.ood AS new. Being transparent the joint In the
fractured article Is scarcely dscernible Ii rcsists
equally heat and cold fire and water; and so great
is its tenacity that 1t has been known to resist
weight, Of over 200 pounds. The Journal O, Ap-
olted Chemistry speaks OF 1t as great lnysntionI
filling a gap In the appliances of science For sale
by y. bLEA1h' iaaTsaaS oae ni ~ n,,
my2i S2' Broad strcel.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-On Wednesday
night between II and l O'Clock an attempt
was made by some burglars to enter the
house of an old widow lady-Nirs. Andcr-
son-residing on Baker street, west end o.
the city, but we're frightened off b. some
passcrs-by. Mrs. A. heard the robbers in
their attempt to break open basement
window, but was too much excited 70 give
the alarm.
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DISTRICT CorpT OF APpEALs.-It is un-
derstood that Judge IL. Is. Ear'hnm will
attend the session OF the district court Of
appeals to he held at Fredericksburg on
tic 9th proximo, and that Hon. W. Will
loughby will attend the sessions of the dis
tr;ct courts 10 he held at Charlottesville
on the lst and at Abingdon on the 18th
DroSimo 20 r. .r@
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BURGL T.-Mr. Andrew Johnson s
house, corner Of Nineteenth aud Broad
streets, was entered on Thursday night and
robbed OF o lot of table furniture, which
Mr.. Johnson particularly requests may be
returned, as the loss has Inconvenience him
very much 81 Nfr ~. ra
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NATrTAl.IzAT1oH.-All persons who have
not yet been registered are notified that an
opportunity will be given them IN thc hus-
tings court, i'll the City Hall, on Monday
next, 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, to become
citizens of the United States. Counsel will
be in attendance to make application Tor
them. BE there punc;ually. ..,-,
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The above shows total net white gain
on the new registration Of 4O4. Deduct
the black majority of 36 on the registra-
tration of 1868; and we have clear white
majority now of 3Gs. But these figures do
not indicate the true strength Of the white
vote in this city. 1t is well known that the
losses by death and removal from the city
of the blacks are nearly four times greater
than the losses of the whites from the same
causes, and we believe from information
received at the City Conservative head
quarters, confirmed by the fallingotf in the
number of blacks on tue City Assessors s
books, that our majority n this city will
not be less than from 500 to 900.
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lie OUGHT TO KNow.-Wc are informed
that a gentleman of the county on yester-
day offered to bet Mr.. Bowcen, the Radical
candidate for Attorney-Gcneral, the small
sum of five dollars that Walker would be
elected by $4,000 majority. Mr.. Bowden
at first seemed inclined to bet, but after
thinking the matter over, declined.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-rhe Sons Of
Temperance in this vicinity intend holding
a public temperance meeting at Bethlehem
Baptist church, llcnrico county, on to-mor-
row Sunday afternoon at 81 o'clock. In
terestng addresses viii be delivered on the
occasion and Immediately after the meet
ING new division will be organized.
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CR0CIEEiIY, sc.

TRESH ATIONS.-kELLOGG
Il & GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
Of their own importation, large aGt!itions To thcir
STOCK, and are prepared 70 oiter spccinl induceT
nputs 10 h,Iyrrs New and handsome patterns o.
Dinner Tea. aud Toilet sets, in rich, decorated
sOIi band Plain white China and White GRANITE
Rich Fancy Goods Cat and Pressed GIasSWare ~
.reat variety Fine Table Cutlery OF joseph kod-
gcrs and other celebrated makers; Platci Ice
Pitchers, Walters, Grblcts, Forks, spoons, ~.
v.fri.,nratorg Wuter-C oolers. Castors. Lamps,
i.ooking-G Iasscs, Block Tin ard JapAn ware III
great variety.
C"untry merchants, hotel-kecpers, and house
,nanc-s ;yiII consult their interests by calling on
NJ nsSP'F' KELLOGG & GIBSON,
49, U,,portcrs Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1901 Main street, Richmond Va.
EDWARD B. TAYLOR and L. 9. SUTTON, Js.,
Statesmen. ny -
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REIEMEER.-Thc Virginia Tea andCnfTec Com
pany opcn this Saturday evening ut a quarter
past O'Clock, and Will open every Saturday eve
ming to accommodate their numerous customers.
Fine teas, strong coifecs and the cheapest sugars
in the city. Come early. Their large force Of
employees wont keep you waiting long, aud you
will return home with good bargains.
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RELIGIOUS NoTlcE Services at the
Temple House of Israel, on Broad Street be-
twocn Einth and Tenth, this morning at ] 0
o'clock. "a sermon will be delivered by the
Rev. Dr.. Mayer. His text Tor ttssic c'tcaRion
viii lie 1.-The laying Of cornerstone in
the nineteenth century in the land of free
dom" Persons of every pcrsuation are cor
dially invited.
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SUPREME CoURT OF APPEALs-Judge
Baunham and AssociGtes.-The case of
Smith IS. Smith was further argued, ard
time takentO consider: s.r 49,. r.. .
Charles A. Rose, Esq, qualified to prac-
ticc in this court. -------
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AUCTION SALES TFITs cay.

TOn all public private sales hf real estate made
h-fwecn the first day Of January and the first day
Of July the purchaser pays the taxes for the pre-
scnt year, but on all sales between the first day OF
July and tic thirty-tirst day of Decenhcr the
seller pays them. f.
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IMPORTANT MEETlSG-As will be seen
by an advertisement "A another column
Joint meeting of tn, City Conservative
Committee and the Henrico County Conser-
vative Committee will be held this evening
at half-past o'clock at the usual place. 1t
is specially requested that every member be
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Our-HoUsEs ON FIRE.-The alarm of fire
Mt about o'clock yesterday morning was
caused by the partial burning of the kitchen
and stable Of DR.. O. f. Manson, on Frank
lin between Third and Fourth streets.
Damage slight.
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VOTERS OF THE FIRST. ,MAGIsTEEIAL
DISTRICT, HENEICo, will sec by reference
to an advertisement of Mr.. Thomas u.
Moody, president of the Board of Registra-
ton, that the district has been divided, and
there will be two places for votinss-one at
Sweeney;s and the other at Carter's store.
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THE SKIES ARE BRIGHT AND BEIGHTENrTG
to those who want gauze shirts at low figures. Our
friends T.. L. SPENCE & son, at 1900 Main street,
selling gauzo shirts af finc fabric ut ONE DOL
LAR apiece and all kinds Of gentlcmen's furnish
'neS nj proportional rates. lIc for 1900 Main
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TsEE1.ESEEsT.
ERFSH ARRIVAL or ce.ST5a
1. PARTISAN MILLINERY. 9lstzSy aySlsdtss


al !p2 Broad street, .
FRENCH<BIisLINkh 8, s.t.#a
which for hcauLy ara taste, cannot be surpassed
In This market Her stock consists OF all the no
yrIti,.s of the season. AS regards her prices, She
i,,tnr- herself that she can SCI cheaper than any
other house. IN, the city. All "ho favor her Win
their paronsc eannGt fail 70 buy rs she 10 CONT
W y J,,dirs Ii-llngto MAKE 71iFIR OWN
E6TNETS can find great Inducements by calling
on her. -, ,,,. ,o,,,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS Wishing 10 Dl'y. o,1n M,i
,I5ol.4ln ln ana retail would ito well 10 cali Oh her
before purchasing elsewhere;
N,a..9i tsGa' my Slim
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VI. ELLISoN & Co. will iusert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in ElrginiH North Caro-
lima. Tennessee, and the northern cities, At pub
lishces' rates, for cash. Apply at this Office.
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HusTISGs COURT-Judge Olcott.-Thc
following cases are set for trial to-day !:
Commonwealth as. Mingo Johnson, Com
monwealtn Us. Winston Strange, Common
wealth rs. George Livingston, Common
wealth Us. Dolly Lumsden, Commonwealth
u.s. William Howard, Commonwealth rs.
James Williams. 3 @'---..- .'..
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CuEsTERFIELD CIRCUIT C0rRT.-In this
court yesterday the examination otthe wit
ncsscs in the case Of Whitehead, charged
with the murder of Rogers, having beon
concluded, argument will be commenced to-
day at 10 o'clock. ar.
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CHOLERA MoREUS CRAMPS, Ic'-=The READY
SPREAD MUSTARD PLASTER sold iIE MEADE y
BAKER should he in every chamber ~ meet The
attacks ofthc diseases incident to this Heated term.
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WARDwELL's CAsE.-It is stated on good
(not Officially that the board OF
military officers appointed to investigate
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DUILDING sand will contract to
IS deliver In any quantity superior RIVER
SAND for building and plastering. .,,r,,,on
s. i. LATHRop, ~
my27 Seventeenth street ut draW-hfldse'
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SEsHPE'HSG.

EtR NEW IORk.-The new -@3-is.
J. anrl elegant sitlc-whccl steamship sc-!a!sS.s,
SARATOGA, Captain ALEXANpEK, will leave her
wharf nc l}orkrfts on SUNDAY, June eth. ut Il
u'cloci Z. NJ. Freight received all day SATUR-
DAY. Fare. Sl2; stccragc. 81, For freight or PATS
sage having elegant acc0mmn ndttionS, apply u
WILLIAM G. DUNlihM K CO.,
t. 2J-lt corner Eleventh and Nlain streets.
nor BALTIMOEE.-Stcam 45177la
4 STATE OF MktILAND will cas.s..sy. ss..s s.sas7.-
leave her wharf on SATURDAY. Jane 2H,.at
"'rIork T. VI. Freight received Ilp 10 u O'Clock T.
II. For lrcigh or passage. apply 10
T. Ut uAkNEiS& WILLIAMS.
NOR PIIlLADELPIiIA.-The ii, e "a re,
4 steamer J. :. GREEN. CAPITA In - 5.4l I. - ! K
PAcr, now lying ut her berth in the l,ock VIII
rccCv" frcgit i"r the u 'oyc port Till FRIDAY the
2JIh instant, 1T y o'clock.
Passage to fhiIadclpiiia, Including meals ana
StatCruom. IS. W. L. IOhIEk, Agent.
jc2i-3t Olicc, E". 2.o5 Dock street.
NOR Observation-Disclosures
leave her wharf TUESDAY. June I'D. at % clock
\. NJ. Freight received up 10 fi O'Clock T. NJ.
AIOGday. For freight or passage apply to
je2l -nAKN E1o M1LLIAMa VILLAINS
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-,sSSsssss ,sSSsss-;.IIrT-I SssITI7I7
YER AND EASAWHA CANAI. CuMrANI
viii leave the dock usual promptly at j. u! on
Ti.ESp&IS, THURSDAYS. aud SATtltDAEH.
Erri,it ana tolls goods for lynchburg ana
hrvond collected on delivery. or prepaid ut The
option Of the Shiper ,s efS1SI. SGsk receiver anu
.sy freight viii not be delivered TIL charges are
paid.
dc II EDWARD DILLON. Agent.
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School CoMMESC commence
ment of S. T. Pcndlcton's male school wss
held on yesterday.
The aim of this sci,oij1 has been to get
every one OF class to rccitc thorou.n'y
the different subiccts-as three thousand
map questions, half the English grammar,
Ill Of t,ie i!sdSl course Of Virgil or Caesar,
&C., at one lesson. This object has tecn
very fully attained this session, N some
cases all, and generally four-ffths OF class
rccitihg the subjects thoroughly.
After rofr.-;tnanss of ice cream ana
cake, and exercises ofsin9ih5 ard dGc'ama-
tion. about three hundred certificates #
distinction and merit were given out for
smelling and defining, reading, geography,
Grammar, Latin, arithmetic, algebra, and
c0nduct.
This sclioHl has numbered: almost the
whole session, cighty-four sehol&rsi with
three teachers, NIcSsrs. S. 7. Pcndlcton aud
A. D. Chestcrman and Miss Emma 5. Reed.
The fourth annual session Of the Shockoe
Hill Academy, tIr. ST. Beach, Principal,
closed on Friday. After ali examination
of the pupils in arithmetic by the Princi-
pal and Mr.. L. f. Parham, the following
prizes, with a few appropriate remarks,
we're presented by Rev. J. +. Edwards, D.
D.: First Class--A gold medal to Thomas
G. Peck, who recited the largest number OF
ncrfcct lessons in his class. Second Class
4 silver medal to Joseph Samaniii, who re-
cited the largest number of perfect lessons
in his class. Third Class--IrTins's Sketch
Book to Percy L. Darlington, who rccitcd
more perfect lessons in his class than any
other pupil; and Lord Eyror's complete
works to Richard II. Peek, who passed the
best examination III arithmetic.
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,sr or LETTERS.

& APyEE1a'SSE'aRh y 4Sa S'ahnds1 dE6Fass FSsS5
-, ,I,nc !. for letters In this list will please
..c-i!sca' ,hplEs' LIST,
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COLONEL. THOMAS J. Evans. and A. M.
KELLEY, of Richmond, will speak on Mon
day, 2Sth instant (court-dayl, at ourry
CouI. house.
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--latest styles OF fine icwclry, ladies' watches,
claims. bands. diamond and engagement rings
ncckchulns and locictS, silver ice-pitchcrs, and
ric! goof; tor tridas presents just opened at Now
Ian K CO.'S
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FGis saLE ~ TIE HUN
DRED at the Dispatch Office.
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9itt'm|'':a|'it'd III nis;p},atth,
SATURDAY,. -. JUNE 26, 1869.

TI1E CIRCULATION OF TIE ssDIsPATCHn
lS'EARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LAT1oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. -
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TIE FENIANs.-Gcncral John O'Ncile, Of
the FeniaHs, is in town. What's up?
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asAssaNE gNTELLEGESGE.

MINIATURE ALRttNAC, June &c, lSC9.
sun rises ....... 40 Moo;i fistst.......".2 :" -
sun sets. 7.1s High tide. ..n..... ,.5.iJ
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GALL AT ZIMMER Il CO.'S WHOLE
Y SALE ICE-CREAM MANI FAC lOi11 ~
furnished In any quantity IN pic-uics hotels tcst.
yals saloons, aud private families, at S1.2o l1,
gallon. Delivered free OF charge 70 any pMst t IL Il
lin nrality AMI nayorl against any niCil-prirtd
icc-cr crc@1n soldin the city. We have also i,ted up
u splendid Ice-Crcan saloon at eur retail & E9sn1,-
castles Ladies are especially invited To visit this
pIare, where they will find Dir. Cappel always
ready to serve them with al the ce!lcacies Oh Tue
- - t'i' 'ir ND lea ye their orders my 2G
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FuEt Re.rrrr,s sf lfsG tsi-5,stsa5,d
z. & ,s}ratsop---rItey yV7.stc Majority.
we are crah'Gd toprcscnt this morning
lull and reliable returns % .i:a reslstra-
ton in Richmond, rs furnished by Major
Hambrick, the superintendent:
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IfO-PARTEERSIIIP the UNDER
y signed have this day entered into co-partner-
ship and will In future conduct the WHOLE
SALE And RETAIL CrINA- GLASS, AND
f;tRTHENWA BUSINESS u The iroE-Itont
building 1906 Main street under Oh" style OF Il. G.
GARY i BROTHER .r. r.-.. 80.
thankful for the liberal rrtronagc bestowed on
,,s Individuality. solicit for the new firm the
'''of VI W. GEORGE G. GARY,
.4 THOMAS II. GARI.
rnclst 1859. II" " icl
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Druggist ~, Editor Of RcGistcr. ,Surcrintcndcnt
Of German Theatre. .Amcriran IohaGcn hiannl&c-
i.r No = Publisher OF Directory OF .Rcl,mond, ;.
o. p - I.arcncc, Treasurer Tucahoc and James
River Railroad.
VESSELS
Schooner L. p. Douglass, Washington Ellis t2);
schooner Fanny W. Johnson, John k. Clayton !;
schooner Eislcr Captain D. t"mtt$.
T.. l.. VAN LEW. Postmaster.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, A COMPLETE SET OF
4 BARHER'S FINT L i l. ;. consisting OF
CHAIRS, SJrOLS, GLASsES, %c; &c. Also,
loi Gf Il 1 E-KtJ0M FIXTURES, with GAS FIN
TURES. PIPES, sc. Apply Immediately at 10.
-! Broad street. c -p-ot"
NOR SALE, Il STEAM ENGINE, porta-
Il BILE In perfect order. fourtccH-.torSc power,
:, ith SAW-SiIiL. win be sold separate. ifiec
low and terms accommodating. .,.,.
SLOAT { ADDISGTOS,
10 lA-nolat l:ll C:LrN atrcct. nGAr E0nrtcGnlll.