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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
OPEN MAY Is. 1860,

This rayoritc and celebrated SUMNER RE
sOItT Is nov IN complete order for the reception
Some important improvement, have been adaea
IN TN. buildings since the establishment plssc'
into the hands Of the present proprietor ana II II
his purpose 10 keep IL In style not surPaSscu any
~ -. aIir medicinal and curative power OF
ihr water is well known 10 the medical profession
.rdtn tbr .nriugs' going public. As an AlHE
FATIVE 4 DIFFUSINE SIiMCLANI, AN
T0EIC There Is no known mineral water equal 10
II In Ill annmic conditions ol Inc system ano
brokendown states "i thc ,,; i;s nowrrs
petite ana general nervous pr"stfAipl ~ Pom.i W.
md yirtuc rs q RESTORATIVE may DC Saieis pro
r"nncrd 10 be without Il known rival amongst the
mineral waters of The world. .,,, ,..
If ailments peculiar ~ the female CONSTITUTION.
Thr proprietor will have proFloca lor thc IamH ~
od L.l1 room a iirst-class band OF music, ana Ill
general all the sources OF anluacici, @ - Lii
he at the command Of the guests III "NoCh-
BRIDGE AILM. . ,L,..o,, ,o,rs .,
II ichuoud " ashingtoIi, baltimore &c, by ran
Ill iu aIIIyht Passengers leave the cars OF t'
Chestpcnke and Ohio railroad at Goshen ocpu'
and new aud elegant stage-coachcs, Paeeihs 5. in
,Idly over Il smooth and level ROAD 81 only cigh
iuics set down The visitors al the SPFIRs ~ 80
bc nssrciatcd with the management Of the Springs
and viii Dc glad u sec their frlcndS. ,u,...r
JAMES \: FKAZIE,k' z, ,ri1 Proprie'oF.
THE ROCKBRlDGE WAiEh, =,
put up IN glass, containing all inc WTaitiha
Qualities as when drank at Its Iountali!-n I
Kept for sale AT the wcll-kuOwn houses oi nlcoois
PGRCRLL, LADo & Co.. Druggists, Rlchii@Sna' @
Va II. A. & &. A. SANTOS, Druggists, NOT
va who viii furnish pamphlets containing a,a. i.s
,ers or eminent physicians, with few ccrtifcates
ont Of many Of the wonderful cures cffgcted Q!
these waters. my i--!-. 10!
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@ BENsON'S sALALEM BROTH
This truly valuable preparation is certain ana
speedy cure for Tetter, Ringworn, Itch, sai1
Rheum, Barber's Itch, Poison Oak Blotches,
Pimples, and all other Eruptions Of the Skin. IL
has been used with complete success In hundreds OF
cases. many Of them Of long standing and OF q ma
lignant character. Certificates from some OF our
best citizens attest It's deserved merit ands needs
only to be tried to Insure relief Ii - Tor externM
use, and completely removes all eruptlons OF 'Io
skin, leaving 1t delightfully."- soft and pleasant.
Price, ST. For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL,, LADD & CO., Agents,
mvl7 .a Richmond, Va.
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Mayors Court - Mayor Chdh0On pre-
sidiaq.-JamcS \. Baker, charged with as
saulting. beating, and threatening to Kill,
his wife, +. +. Baker. was discharged, the
matter being very trivial, and satisfactorily
arranged between the two parties con-
cerncd.
Willie Anna Price, charged with using
abusive language towards the wife OF Joseph
Lewcuburg. was arraigned. Rachel Lew
enburg was arraigned on cross-Warrant Tor
llnlawfulIy assaulting and beating with a
stick and throwing water on the bed OF
Willie Anna Price. The whole party was
DISCHARGED, the row being so mixed up rs
to render it impossible to find out who was
to blame. 1851.
Paul Fleming (negro), charged with tres,
passing on the premises of K. A. Parke and
unlawfully asSaulting and beating Mr.. Ro-
binson, was called. Case continued.
Thomas IiirSch, charged with unlawfully
assaulting and beating his wife, Dorah
uirsch. Called, and case continued.
John Payne (negro), charged with steal
ing Il gold watch, valued at sixty dollars,
| from Alice TYLER, was discharged, the case
being simply one of breach of trust.
W. II. Thompson and Harriet jackson,
charged with fighting in the street, were
called. and the case continued until today.
Henry Grimes, charged with assaultlns
and beating Theophilus Scott, was dis
charged.
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JAcKTowE USIyERsITT,-We have been
been honored with an invitation to attend
the first annual meeting of the Faculty OF
Jacktown University, ut the Virginia Mill
tary Institute, on Tuesday evening, June
80. 1869.
The following are among the members Of
the Faculty announced Lieutenant-Gene-
raj G. D. Walker, A. NJ, PHI, d. D., Lit.
Ii. D., p. Q. r. s. T., Supt.; Breyet Brig
adier-General ". B. Randolph. II. D. D.,
Instructor on the Tuning Fork Don Tonia
Lumquekin Letcher, G. q. R., Professor of
Laziness; Major F. Loon Pearson, X. G..
B., Professor of Ugliness Lieutenant-Colo-
mel Bucephclas Rozinante Jervey, Ii. D. B.
C. p, Professor Of Horseology.
Committee Of Hnritdtion.-Rev. Ananias
Powell, d. D., LII. d. c.; L. OXon. Boss,
! Colonel Shadrack Taylor, Lieutenant-Colo-
mel J. Tullius Dixonis, Sir Jehuel r. An
| derson, Major Hunnicutt Du Bignon, Herr
| T. Owl Wilkinson, Judge j. Blackstone
| Rodes, Signor Jeremiah Doodle Bradford
Marvin, High Private Billiam Purcell, Cap
tain J. McIlvainc Riley, Corporal Simon
Peter Fuller, Captain A. Lamppost Bar
rett. Dr. Spooney Matthews, and eX-Acting
Assistant Deputy Breret Eighth Corporal
Jecms Heath.
The following members of the Board Of
! Visitors have been appointed Major Ben
| Ficklin, Texas, president: Hon. S. s. Camp
| bell, Richmond; Commodore Dan. NJ. Lee.
Stafford county; Charles +. Taylor, Esq.
Richmond: Rev. W. Spiers George, New
York; NJ. j. Branch, Esq, Augusta, Ga.
Judge s. s. Van Meter, Kentucky; ant
| Hon. James 2. Cowardin, Richmond.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO PURCHASERS OF DRY GOO

TO PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS.
WHAT TO BUY AND WHERE TO BUT 1T.
SAVE TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. WHEN
YOU CANDOIT.
Purchase at place whero fair profit L. put on
all goods where no bats are oferod no goods
sold at and below cost. and over one hundred per
cent charged On goods of which but few are
judges. To avoid imposition, purchase At the old
established store Of
LEVY BROTHERS.
where all goods are sold at fair profits.
Good styles of LENos and MoZAMBIQCEs at
2oc. worth 900;
STRIPED GRENADINES at 9oc. would be chap
at SOc.;
DELAISES at IS, 2o and 2sc.;
Striped ALPACAs, all styles and qualities;
LAWNS. PERCALES, and GINGHAAfS, ut very
low prices;
FRENCH PRINTED CAMBRICs at $50. worth
soc. per yard;
BLACK GRENADINES, HERNAHIs, BA-
REGEs, CREPE MARETZ- BYZANTINE,
and CHALLIE;
| ORGANDIES, CAMBRICS
BLACK and WHITE LAWNS.
TUCKED MUSLINs for waists ut eoc. per yard
worth 81;
PJFFED MUSLISS at 75e. would be cheap at 81 ;
WHITE BRILLIANTs at rs, 80, and ase- worth 50
| per cent more;
Full-width BLEACHED SHEETING ct SOC. worth
| e0c.;
IRISH LINENS at soc. worth s2As. per yard;
SKIRTING CAMBRlCS, Il yards wide, at soo
worth 75c. per yard;
BLEACIIED and UNBLEACHED COTTON, full
yard wide, at l2sc. per yard;
CALICOES at 81, 10, l2s, Is, aud lssS--an very
cheap;
PURE LINEN SHIRT BOsOMs, 2Ss. worth 4oc.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS, DUCKS, and COT
ToSADES, at Csc per yard worth 900. pol
yard;
PIQUES at IS, 40, and Soc. extremely 10" nor th'
quality
PIQUE and MARSEILLES TRIMMING at Csc
piece worth so and 7sc.
COLORED FEATHER-EDGE BRAID at &C.
bunch worth 2oc. bunch;
BROWN LINEN TABLE-CLOTHs, full tw
yards long, at 81 worth sl.so;
WHITE LINEN NTABLE-CLOTHs,f full two yard
long, at sl.95 worth 90;
LINEN-FRINGED NAPKINS at 81 per dozc'
worth $3.50;
COTTON DIAPER at Sl.35. piece worth 81.
COTTON DIAPER at s1.o would be cheap a
So;
RUSSIA DIAPER all pure linen. ut s,.ss wort
50 n piece;
HUCKADACK at sc. per yard would DO cheaj
at aoc.;
i WHITE FLANNEL, all pure wool, at sSe. wort
9oc. per yard.
LINEN IANDKERCHIEES at IL per doze
worth $3.50;
HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs ut 2se
worth 3Oc. at 75c. worth s5c.:
CROCHET EDGINGS at Is, 90 and 2sc., wort
more than double the money;
DOMESTIC GINGHAAtS at l2Sc. per yard;
SHIFTING STRIPES at lei and lesc.;
BED TICK at l2lc. per yard;
Extra fine and long gTABLE-CLOTHS;
TABLE and PIANO COVERS;
NAPKINS and DOYLIES;
Heavy BARNSLEY LINEN sHEETIhGS, fu
10-i WIDE ut $3.50 worth sl.75 per yard;
HUCKABACK TOWELS ut 81. 80, 81, s9.2s, Sa. g.
and s2.7s per dozen, fully 90 per cent. belo
regular prices;
4 full assortment OF DRESS TRIMMINGS;
BONNET and TRIMMING RIBBONS;
SPOOL. COTTON, as good as the best 3oc. pt
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CoRRECTIoS.--In the advertisement OF Mr.. G..
HELLER in yesterdays issue 1t read ladies toilet
slippers at 45c. and fancy ladies' shoes al
2Oc the former Is correct, but the latter should
read ''babics' shoes at 2oc.n As those unacquanted
with Mr.. HELLER's fair and correct business tact
may be Of opinion that 1t was intended as bait,
we will most chccrfully make the proper correc-
ton. We knew Mr.. GERSOS HELLER ten years
ago as partner OF the firm Of G.. HELLER & Co.,
and that he never permitted balts 10 be used as ad
vcrtlsemcnts, but only advertised what lie had In
the store at the prices mentioned.
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GIG. Brevet Major A. B. Thompson,
United States army (retired), is hereby de-
tailed for temporary duty as sheriff Of the
city of Richmond, Va. and will relieve
Breyct Major William a. Elderkin, captain
and commissary subsistence, United States
Army, the present sheriff, he having been
relieved from duty in this Military District
by Special Order No. 1875, of May %, 1869,
headquarters Of the Army, Adjutant-Gene-
RAILS office.
"Major Thompson will, before entering
upon the duties of the Office to which he is
assigned in this order, enter into bonds in
the sum of thirty thousand dollars for the
faithful performance of the duties Of his
office; and he will deposit daily, in n na-
tional bank to be designated by the COM
manding General, all moneys received by
him Us sheriff Of the city Of Richmond; and
the amount of such deposits will be report
cd to these headquarters weekly.
"By command Of Brcvct Maior-General
Cdnby.'
Major Thompson isa graduate of Harvard
College, and resides in Portsmouth, n. IL.
He is on the retired list of the army, but
has been on general court-martial duty in
this city for two years past, and has become
well known to our citizens as polished and
agreeable gentleman. Major Thompson en-
tered the army rs captain in the Eighteenth
infantry on the 9Th of August, 1861, and
was retired on account Of wounds received
at Spotsylyania Courthouse in May 1864.
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AupAc1ous RoDpERY.--A room on the
oronnd floor of Ford'a Hotel, fronting on
Eleventh v street, was burglariously entered
n, Yesterday morning before sunrise, and
rro5bed roI Of eighty dollars in United States
currency. and lot of clothing belonging to
three @cntlemen-two from New York, and
one m from Amelia county, Va.-who, were
o"cunants of the room at the time. map
and an empty wallet and memorandum
hook hoo IN nortion of the articles stolen) were
afterwards After Va picked up on the Capitol Square;
At last accounts no clue had been obtained
of the robber or robbers.
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CONFIDENCE, when established, has Its lnfu-
cnccs, wbich. In many instances, result in benefit
to those In whom II Is established. We know Of no
establishment in this city In which there Is more
confidence placed than In that OF LEVY BROTH
EKs'. 1t Is II known fact that no goods are repre-
sentcd different to what they are for the sake OF
making sale that they ask but one price, and
that the lowest, believing that to be the true method
of doing business and that they consider 1t unjust
to sell to one lower than to another. Their trade
has now reached mammoth proportions, rs their
customers feel confident that when purchasing at
the old Southern Dry Goods store they are getting
good goods 1t prices as low II not lower than at
any other establishment In this city.
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MILITARY PERsoSALs.-Thc order sending
Colonel II. +. y. Crofton, maio Seven
teenth infantry, TO Norfolk to command that
port, has been revoked, and he will remain
on duty ut Camp Grant.
Brevct Brisadier-General Thomas L. Crit
tcndcn, colonel Seventeenth infantry, has
assumed command of that regiment and the
post Of Camp Grant.
Brcvet Colonel Hayman, lieutenant-colo-
mel of the Seventeenth, has gone to Lynch
burg to command at Camp Scholield.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL STATIsTICs.-EditOrs Dis
patch: Allow me to say that the numbers
in Methodist Sunday schools that recently
appeared from my report in your paper,
and that were subsequently challenged,
were taken from the reports of the Virginia
Annual Conference, and referred only to
schools riihin The bounds Of that body, modi-
fed further by the statement of Rev. Mr..
Rowe, general agent, etc. that the Virginia
Annual Conference includes about as
much of North Carolina a. the Baltimore
Conference does Of Virginia territory.
These statements arc made i'll the report,
copies of which can be obtained on applica-
ton to me. No intentional disparagcment
was intended; ; on the other hand, great care
was taken TO state facts only.
G. II. RYLASD.
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~ BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.-This
splendid HAIR-DYE is the best in tho world-ths
only true and perfect dye: harmless, reliable In
stantansous. No disappointment RIDICULOUS
tints remedies the Ill effects OF bad dycs fnsigc
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautitnl biacA
or brown. Sold by all druggists and perfuuers,
and properly applied ut the wig Factory ts Bond
street, New York. tta NH se--eoots
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. At a regular
meeting of Henrico Union Lodge, No. $50,
Free and Accepted Masons, held on Mon
day night last, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: William +.
Mitchell, W. NJ; John Pitt, Sr. W.; John
S. Dodson, Jr. W; A. Il: Courtney, Irea-
surcr: William NJ. Smithie, Secretary; Jo-
seph NJ. Garter, Sr. D.; j. II. McNalr, Jr.
Dr.; j. II. Higgins, st. and T.; ;. smith,
John Charles, and L. c. Fiss, st. Com.
Rev. DR.. L. NJ. Lee and Rev. f. j. Boggs,
Claplains; 4. r. Courtney, j. 5. Dodson,
and S. Smith, School Committee.
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sun SETS. Il6 lilSA tlLc $40
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 8, 1869.
ARRIVED,
steamer James $. Green, Vance, Philadelphia,
merchandise, w. u. Porter.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk rner-
chamdi,e and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum.
Schooner Narcissa, Abbott Baltimore, shells,
Curtis ( Parker.
Schooner Watchful, Carr, New York, mcrchan-
disc Curtis Parker.
SAILED,
Steamer Isaac Bell. Bourne New York. ncr-
chandise and passengers. W. &. Durham Co.
Steamer State of Maryland Travcrs, baltimore,
merchandise and passengers. Haryeys & Williams.
Schooner 4. NJ. Edwards, Hinson, Philadclphla,
granite, Richmond Granite Company.
BELOW.
A bark (unknownl for City Point, and three
schooncrs for Richmond.
MENOEASDCA.
WEST POINT, june s.-Arrivcd steamer Adml-
raj, Freeman, Baltimore merchandise and pas
gers, Richmond and York River railroad land
sailed on return.
NEW YORK, June 5.-Arrived, schooners John
Lcnthal, Martin, and United Brothers, Elzey from
Richmond ria James river. Cleared, brig Henry
IN G.D Bainc- for Richmond.
HOLINESS HOLE, June s.-5 P. A-Arrived,
Schooner J. B. Clayton, Clayton, from Boston for
Richmond.
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7 OOK AND THINK +!
C1IILDREN'S CLOTHING.

Parents viii look well to their interest and exam
Inc my stock of CHILDREN'S WEAR for boys
from four to eight years OF age, before buying
elsewhere. have all styles and qualities. ,,,D,
LOOK AT MY THREE-DOLLaR SUITS
They are worth SIS, and my S. suits are worth 81,
and all my childrcn's wear ut corresponding
prices. This stock must all be sold within the next
sixty DAYS. These goods are rs low as they have
ever been since the world was made, and if you do
not think So call and see them. 4 word to the
wise Is sufficient. SMITH the Clothier,
1908 Main street.
WILLIAM j. GLENN, r. A. SAUNDERS, +. +.
PECoR, statesmen, invite their friends. jc7
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REGISTRARS FOR RICHMoSD.-The follow
ing are the recently-appointcd registrars for
this city:
Marshall Ward.-Jamcs Hayes, president
of board: J. 0. Goode, w. II. Lester
WeTo).
JcfGrSOu Wafd.-hlbert W. Millspaugh,
president; John A. Hicks, George Palmer
Wegro).
Madison Wdrd.-F. J. Arnold, president ;
Fernando King, John Oliver negro).
Monroe Ward.-E. B. Boutwell,, prcsi-
dent; c. +. Robertson, Fred. j. Eaton
(ncgrol.
CIay WGrd.-Benjamin G. Cook, prcsi-
dent George \. Pcarcc, W. Q. Mansfield.
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A CHILDREN's FESTIVAL, at st. Mark
chapel, corner of Leigh and FouShce streets,
was begun last evening. 4 pleasant time is
promised to all who favor them with their
presence and patronage.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
known Is 'po' now in tho thorSSgn Ss
medicinal qualities OF the SALT SULPHUR and
Iodine SPRINGS have been 30 long and favor
their analysis by Dr. Muttcr. Of PhladcI4hia. and
Professor Rogers, as contained in pamphlets fur
nlshed by the proprctors OIL application We have
GELLoR, an eminent practitioner OF medicine and
phSseaa OF shs BASy OF sS re;lde1
ng-pace HoT and WXR suLPHTR hSfiIsfais BATHs
and oop pfn 5Ss W
leaving only twenty-five miles OF staging or by the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad ria Mount White,
passing by the celebrated Salt Pond. Daily line OF
me coaches on each route. Parties intending to
visit the White Sulphur, more especially those
magnificent mountain scenery, by Montgomery
White and Salt Sulphur much more economical
and less fatgning and pcrplexing than by rail ria
Lynchourg, Charlottesville, and Staunton, with
continual changes of cars and rc-chcck!ng bag
gage.
This spot, combining the advantages of healtlful
chnate, Tree from the fogs and dampncss OF other
mountain retreats, excellent fare, and valuable
medicinal waters. win be peculiarly suitable to
parties desirous of spending the whole season. u
few months away from the prostratlng heats of
cities or the lower country. A reasonable reduc-
tion OF rates win be made In such cases.
CHARGES AS FOLLOwS Per day. 81 ; per week,
sH: so; per month, SEQ. Children under ten years
and coiorcd servants, half price White servants,
according to accommodations furnished.
my 2S-eod2ot* c. $ PEYTON K BROTHER.
T OCUST GROYE.-This popular SUM
IL MER RESORT. In the most bcautifuI and
healthy portion of Piedmont, Va, conducted for
many years by John S. Cooke, Esq, and more re-
TERMS $3.50 per day; $40 per week; $50 per
mouth. Children under ten years, and servants,
half price.
. jc4-S,M, ,&wsm A. X. YANCEY, JR
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APPOINTMENT OF CoMMIssARY.-Major :.
\. Porter, Quartermastcr of the Seven
tecnth infantry. has been assigned to the
position of Chief CommiSsary OF this mill
tary district uice Major Elderkin, ordered
away.
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ONCE TRIED.-Sonc are without Fowle's Pa
tent Elliptic SuspcnGers For sale by +. Il.
SPENCE & son, merchant tallorS, 1900 Main street.
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ASK for FLEMISG'S SASToSISE WORM Con-
FECTIoSs, and take none other. All agree that
they are the best, safest, and most pleasant Be-
ware Of imitation.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN
DRED nj the Dispatch Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@- BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C.
Tho attention OF visitors 10 the city Is respectfully
called TO my large and splendid stock OF D.
BOOTS, SHOES TRUNKS, and TRAVELLING
BAGS,
embracing all the latest styles of FlRsT-CLAss
GO0ns. A. JOHN &. PAGE,
la Iw 1903 Main street.
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CONSERVATIVE MASS MEETING.-A mass
meeting Of the Conservatives of Manchester
will be held tonight. Able and interesting
speakers will be present. Campaign docu-
mentS will be furnished free OF charge 10
such as may want them on application TO
Nh. j. 4. Gentry.
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CLOTHING.

CHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.-W. S
- TUTMAE will hereafter give his entire atten.
tion to the
MANUFACTURE OF SHIRTS,
and asks the patronage of the community. VIII
guarantee fit be prompt In dispatch OF work, re-
liable Us quality of fabrics, and sell t fair prices
can be found under the Exchange Hotel, Four
tccnth street. at the store OF JOHN LATOUCHE,
Merchant Tailor. ie a--lw
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sEWENG-MAEEFHNES.

SEWING-MACHINEs REPAIRED, ,,, OF
y ALL KINDS The sLOAI ELL u. !. Z eli eli
he "niy proper NEEDLE for the .Sioat EiIptlc
Machine. SLOAT ADDINGIoN.x
ap i-am l4ls Cary street, near Fourteenth
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JUDGES OF THE Court OF APPEALs.-lt
was reported Yesterday afternoon that Mr..
Alcotr, formerly Of Louisiana, and Mr..
Dorman, of Norfolk. had received the APP
pointmrntS 10 the vacant seats on the bench
Of the. Supreme Court of Appeals OF Nu-
yinia.
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AUCTION SALES THEs DAY.

ION all public private sales of real estate made
OF July the purchaser pays the taxes for the pre-
sent year, but all sales between the first day Of
July and the thirty-frst day Of December the
seller pays them.
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THOMAS ". kEESEE will sell at 10 O'Clock the
Star Saloon, No. 1919 Main street.
PAINE & co. will sell, by catalogue, at 10 4. NJ.
dry goods, ready-madc clothing, &c.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

APPOINTMENT OF SHERiFF.-We publish
the following order from headquarters dated
RICHMOND, VA, June 8, 1869.
d" Especial Order No. 11G.
(ECtr1ct)
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE JUNE 9, 1862
James Woodhouse. Warren Hooker, Louis
d. Minnigcrode, Miss Lucy W.Duval, Mrs.
Susan Gaskins, Richmond, Va; Mrs. So
phia Johnson, Washington, d. c.; Lieut..
A. II. NJ. Taylor, U. 5. A., Manchester, Va;
Mrs. NJ. Z. w. Quarles, Baltimore, Md.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-09

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-The usual religious
service will not be held this Wednesday
night ut Broad-Strcet Methodist church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-09

DEATH FROM WoUNDs.-The negro man,
William Bell, who was shot few days
since at Rockets old mill property by pri-
vatc watchman II. W.Blunt, died yesterday.
Upon examination, after death, the ball was
found to have entered near the mcdan line
of the skull, Just above the forehead, pass
ing little to the reht-traversing the right
hemisphere Of the brain from before back
wards-was found lodged in the under sur
face Of the poStcrior lobe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-09

CONSERVATIVES CoMMIPTEEs.-A
I } ioint meeting OF the City Conservative Com
mIttee and the Henrico County Con scrvatiye Com,
mittee win be held on .FEIDhd F.s EESSSISs rSs nse
sencc OF every member Is earnestly requested.