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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-03


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UEMAILABLE L ETTERs REMAINING IN
THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFIcE JUNE rs, 1869.
Pon. George Chahoon, S. W. -Wormbley,
Richmond, Va; Charles T. Soublitt, Pow
hatan county, Va.;: Colonel, &c: Moore,
Louisa Courthouse, Va. -Mrs. s.. A. Savage,
Hampton, IVA; Miss M u. Rriddy, Han
over county, Va. hrs Charles. Bullock,
Edward 7. Robinson, Philadelphia, Pa.
J. B. Woolendyke, Godwinville, N. j.; Ri
cards, Leftwieh Il Co., Baltimore, Md.
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TRIAL OF WHITEHEAD IN CHESTERFIELD
On yesterday, at special term Of the circuit
court of Chesterfield, Judge Weisiger, the
trial of Richard II. Whitehead for the mur-
der of James Rogers, in Manchester, on
the 2lst day of February last, was COM
menced. Thomas Willis is in custody,
charged with the same murder, but wit
ness on his behalf having left the country
for Cuba, the court proceeded with the trial
of Whitehead. a jury was coon empan-
elled, and the testimony was begun.
Judge Crump is leading counsel for the ac-
cused. The witnesses examined during the
day were Charles Dobbins, Charles Wright,
Miss Mary Kinney, William Lee, c. Brad
ley, and William J. Craig.
No positive testimony connecting the par
ties with the killing was given. They are
young men, and were on a spree on the eve
ming ef the murder, which happened just
after dark. Charles Wright testified that
Whitehead, standing at his gate in the af-
ternoon, said that there we're people in the
town of Manchester that wanted mis- father
to lick him; and added: :" mean to be
revensed on that id Englishnan before
morning" .< -....m..t .s..t
The court adjourned to 10 o'clock to-day.
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Don't fail to call and see those LLAMA LACE
SHAwLs ut LEVY BROTHERS. Such an opportn-
nifty to purchase one may not he offered again this
We advise those in want to call and take
look, as such rare laccs are seldom offered for
sale In this market. We noticed that they had just
opened ease of the celebrated JUGLA KID
GLOVES, which surpass In style quality, and color,
any kid gloves ever offered I'm this market.
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SAVE Your MoNEY.-The VIRGINIA TEAANp
COFFEE COMPANY are selling teas, coffces, and
sugars, from tho smallest to the largestquantt!es,
at remarkably low prices. Green tea from
soc., to choice green chop at 81; black teas from
zoe. to sl.e5, and other teas at low prices. Good
coffee as low as CSC. 4 pound, green, and 2se. -
pound, roasted. AS for sugar the Company
have the largest and best stock in the CITY, BE sure
to call on them ut corner Maina and Ninth streets
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A few days since we visited the MUSICAL Ex-.
CHANGE, and had shown us four or Eve new,
PIANOS from the manufactory OF Schumacher 4
Co.. OF Philadelphia, and we certainly were aston
ished TO see to what perfection this firm had 2
brought their instruments. Such power, sweet
ness, and briIliancy OF tone, we have never heard
cauaIled. Our readers would be pleased with a
Visit TO see and hear these beautiful pianos. 't.a
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EREsH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II T. GIBSON ara nov -Fecetyings and opening
OF their own importation, large additions 70 their
STOCK. aasf are prepared TO dffsr Special induce
meuts to buyers. New and handsome patterns OF
Dinner, trean aud Toilet Sers, In rich. decorated
gold band !; Plain White China and III hite Granite,
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware In
great vasisty; Ftse Table Cutlery, OF Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated Ice.
Pitchers, Watters, Gobkets, Forks, Spoons, &c.;
Reffigerators, Water-Cooicrs, .Csstors, Lamps,
Loohdng -tslasSes, Block Tin and Jspan Ware In
great variety "a 4g..s u -. s.t .9sa.e
Country merchants, hotel-keepers, and house
keepers wil consult their iIteresta by calling on
MS KELLOGG & GIBSON, !. st@
Importers 6Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
go: 1907 Main street. Richmond Wa.
EpwARp B. TAYLOR and Z. c. SUTTON, 5R.,
Salesmen- 80 III %. GslG.. .nas - -
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MT BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.-This
splendid HAIR-DYE is the best in the world-the
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable, In
Simultaneous. No ,disappointment-no ridtculous
tints remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes, invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautifu black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied ut the Wig Factory 10 BOND
street, New York mn 2o-eodts
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No. 4OUoRuM.-A meeting of the City
Council was called to be held yesterday at
ternoon, but there being no quorum present,
no business was transacted. The President
instructed the clerk to summon the mem-
bers for another meeting on Monday after
noon next at 6 O'Clock. 8@R' .@@' 3o7'.,.-
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Mayors CoURT-Ma4or Chahoon pre-
sidiy.-Calrin Henry, for being drunk and
knocking negro down, was fined two dol 1
lars and fifty cents. ... u.
Edgar Carey, charged with assaultinss
Dolly Plummer and child, had his case
continued until to-day: : -
The case of Writ Taylor, charged with
stealing twenty dollars worth" Of cigars,
&C., from Henry Montz, was also con-
tinued. .s&-S r'~' '
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n-RENsoN,s sALALEM BROTH

nriy BENS0N'st SALALEM BROTH
This truly valuable preparation IS certain and
speedy cure for Tetter Ringworm, Itch, Salt
Rheum, Barber's Itch, Poison Oak, Blotches,
Pimplcs, and all other Eruptions OF the Skin. II
has been used with complete success In hundreds OF
cases, many OF them Of long standing and OF a ma
lignant character. Certificates from some OF our
best citizens attest Its deserved merit, needs
only to be tried insure relief It is for external
use, aud completely removes all eruptions Of the
skin, leaving IL delightfully."- soft and pleasant.
Price, ~. For sale by all druggists.
.- PURCELL, LADD- & CO., Agents,
myl7 SA8 = i'as>- Richmond, Va.
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SUDDEN DEArH.-A colored man en-
ployed by the Richmond, Fredericksburg,
and Potomac Railroad Company, dropped
dead at Aqua creek on yesterday while
removing baggage from the boat to the
cars. It is supposed that his death was the
result of being overheated. His remains
were brought to the city yesterday after
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE "a, 1860.
-.4-r= ~. ARRIVED, a.
Steamer Albcmarle, Couch,. New York, mer-
cliandlse and passengers, W. Q. Dunham Co.
Steamer Eliza HancOx, Clifford, Norfolk, mcr-
crindise and passengers, L. u. Tatum.
a. SAILED,
Steamer Petersburg, C Geoghegan, Baltimore, mer-
chandisc and passengers, Harvcys & Williams.
Schooner S. II. Rapp, Gale, Osborne's, to load
coal for New York.
Schooner Rising Sun, Moore, James river, to
load lumber tor Philadelphia, Curtis i Parker.
Schooner c. B. McShane, Philadelphia, granite,
Crowell & Currie. .s f....
Schooner NJ. L. Compton, Depew, James river,
light.
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occupied by Andrews & rCatlett, grocers.
Loss small no insurance reported. II;

JAPANESE SWITCHES are all the rage, and may
be found OF the best quality, fun yard long, equal
TO natural hair, at ADAMs's BALTfMoRE TRIM
MING STORE, No. s2I Broad street. Great rush OF
ladies there yesterday .t i
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CHoLEHA MoRBUs CRAMPS, &c.-Thc READY
SPREAD MUSTARD PLASTER sold by MEADE &
BAKER should be in every chamber to meet the
attacks the diseases incident to this heated term
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p DIED OF Hrs WoUsps.-A little boy, aged
seventeen months, son Of Mr.. Andrew j..
Lechler, ,residing on Belvidere street, was
SO badly scalded on Tuesday by pulling
over on himself a pot of boiling hot coffee
that he died on yesterday of his wounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-25

NJ. ELLYSoN & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers IN Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers rates, for cash. Apply at this office. ..u
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REVIVAL IN MANcHEsTER.-A glorious
revival of religion is in progress at the Me-
thodist church in this place. Many persons
have professed religion, and crowds throng
the altar nightly. We wish. the good work
God-spced. ,.r. ..-.s: .f.s s..t
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NET SPECIAL NOTICE.-Having en-
tered Into co-partDership with my brother, under
the name and style of GEORGE c. GARY &
BROTHER, and consolidated my stock with his,
at No 1906 Main street. Will be pleased to see the
patrons of my old stand corner Sixth and road
streets ut the house of the new firm.
...... THOMASR. GARY.
See advertisement OF G. C. GARY & BROTHER.
h.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY TIE HuT-
DRIED Mt the Dispatch office.
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REsIGNED.-Captain Kendrick and Ser
geant smoot, of the police force, have sent
their resignation to the Mayor. - '-.'5 Z"
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TRUE REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE CoMaIT-
TEE.-The gentlemen composing this com
mittee will notice cali in another column
for meeting at o'clock this afternoon. .
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BUILDING SAND.-I will contract 70
ID deliver In any quantity superior hisIa
SAND, for building and plasterlng. ,TrpOp.
mys7 Seventeenth street IT draw'esiess'
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FIRE.-The alarm at 9 o'clock last night
was caused by the partial burning Of the
store corner Main street and Locust alley,
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Rtchmond DispattIt.
FRIDAY. JUNE .25, 1862

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH, -
is. LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
tATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. -AA
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE 25, 1859.
sun rises 4.42 Moon rises. s.i1
Sun sets. ......... 7.l8 High tide. 30;
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MEETINGS..

members of HARMAN
~ ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER are hereby sum-
moned to a called convocation of said Chapter at
The Masonic Hall, Twenty fifth street, on THIS
friday EVENING ut u O'Clock for work.
BY order OF the NJ. f. III. II.
..-- .r.aa w. +. MITCHELL, Secretary.
Candidates win please attend promptly,
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COOK Il LAUGHTON win sell at their store, at
"A. NJ, household furniture, cheese, &c. rsr
GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS viii sell at 6 P. br. seve-
raj desirable pews In St-James church.
WELLINGTON GODDIN win sell Mt 10 A. NJ,
in the town of Manchester, a lot of machinery.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

all public or private sales Of real estate made
of July the purchaser pays the taxes for the pre-
sent year, but on all sales between the first day of
July and the thirty-drst day Of December the
seller pays them.
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EVENING SESSION

3 MI. ellis, from the COMMITTEES on Busi-
ness, made a long report. stating that the
Republican, party made no distinction on
account OF. color; but recognized all men, OF
whatever color, as free and equal. 2 Is they
were successful in this election there would
be peace throughout the State; if not, disas-
ter and bankruptcy would follow. The re-
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TO-PARTNERSHIP undersigned
" having OF the 7th ApriE gIso9, formed alco-
partnership under the style OF fYANDEyESTER.
( STEVENS for the purpose OF Notwithstanding
lumber, are now prepared 70 furnish bills OF any
len gtb size quality ont Of white red or chest
nut pak, heart pine or yellow POPLAR and respect
S''' r-~c -" ID. yANnEyENTER,
- s. C. STEVENS.
Orders may be addressed 10 Tandeventer
Stevens Montreal post office. Nelson county Va,
or A. l.. Shepherd Co., Richmond, Va.
. .je 2A--5ts ~. uE---.iLln 2Ll Z Or. o.. -
7rO-PARTNERSHIP the under
a signed have this day entered into co-partner-
shin, AMI win f,i future condlct the WHOLE,
SALE AND RETAIL. GnIS,A,l GLASS MD
EARTHENWARE' BUSINESS at the iron-front
building l2o6 Main street under the style of q. q.
.GARYfS BROTHER.
: Thankful for the liberal lprtronageebestowed on
us individually, We solicit for the new firm the
favor of ourfr1ents and thepublic. -
80 GEORGE c. GARY, a-
49,. Q 913a1.IC tNh THOMAS Il. GARY.
June ist, 1882. a.. .,,,ef -, t,,nga .ra. jel
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VNHE CANDIDATES OF" THIS DIS
L TRICT on the WALKER TICKET for the
LEGISLATURES will meet punctually mt O'Clock
SATURDAY MORNING, 2eth instant, at the
state Headquarters, 1901 Main street. je 2S-2t
E'IRE DEPARTMENTAL quarterly
Il meeting OF the Board of Control OF the Fire
Department. for the assessment of lines, Will be
held Mt the engine-house, Broad street, ON MON
DAY the 2sth Instant, ut O'Clock y. N.
ia 25-3t +. WARREN, Clerk.
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The above returns show net white gain
in each ward as follows Marshall, 2; JEFF
ferson, III; Madison, 10; Monroe, 81 !;
Clay, 49-total, 366. This majority will be
increased by the difference in transfers to
Madison Ward, which VIC were unable to
obtain last evening from the President of
the Board of Registration, but which are
said to be in favor of the whites. After
deducting the black majority in the regis
tration of 1868, the white majority in the
city will not be less than $50. .'.'
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- : AT ,MoUNTcAsTLE Els.
ROOFING and TIMING at $50 Broad street.
PLUMBING at MOUNTCASTLE's;
IOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS and
GhS-FITTING at go Broad street.
STJSDRlES at tMQUNTCASTLE'S. up "a
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g~ LINEN sHEETING, ~s~
PILLOW-CASE LINEN, .-..-.
TABLE-CLOTIIS,
NAPKINS,
DOYLIES, ....
CRASH,
DIAPER,
LINEN and HUCKABACK TOWELLING,
DAMAsK and HUCKABACK TOWELS, Mt
LEVY BROTHERS..
CoATS'S COTTON at wholesale and retail.
jc23 ...
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-FOUR HUNDRED TOWN LOTS IN
4 RANDOLPH, AN ADDITION TO .5
.-- '' RICHMOND.
SMALL PAYMENTS AND LONG CREbITSI
For sale by the SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
Office, l0o4 Main street, room No. 8. Call ut the
Office, and get full information. my 29-lin /.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ag ANDREW ANTONPs
ICE CREAM SALOON

Is now supplied with all Hayors of ICE CREAM,
being the largest aud the coolest saloon In tho CITY,
This house Goes not use extracts In navoring
cream. s I. = ~:m
send your orders. ANDREW ANTONI,
je2s Main street below nos,-oa1ce
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NITY AND COUNTY CONSERVA.
the CITY CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE and
the HENRICO COUNTY CONSEKVATlfE
COMMITTEE will be held on SATURDAY next,
the 10th instant At halfpast clock, 1t the usual
place. 1t Is particularly requested that every men-
Der bc present. -. =.
je A-tdm L. q. COGHLAS, secretary.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The RESULT OF REG1sTEAT1oN. The ten
days allotted to registration ended yester-
day. We publish the result below. 1t
shows majority not great, but probably
ono that 10 eufe, and good guarantee Tor
the energy and perseverance, of the true Re-
publican and Conservative party. There
would be greater danger with o larger ma
ioritY: - - -.--- - - - -
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A COMPROMISE.

Upon motion, the delegates from Henrico
were allowed to retire ten minutes for the
purpose of deciding between the names Of
Major Annable and William Canadn.
A resolution was offered deploring the
dropping of the name of Zincke, which was
ruled out Of order.
Some dissatisfaction was exhibited at this
action of the Neutrality-suspicious. saying
that they did not "want to be muzzled in
this way" s.. -.
A motion was made to reconsider the vote
of the committee, but it was not put.
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NOTICE TO TEACIIERS.-The fourth
IN annual meeting of the EDUCATIONAL 8S-
ISOLATION OF VIRGINIA will be held ut Lex
ington beginning TUESDAY, July l3th.
Addresses and reports Will be made by gentlemen
eminent in the profession and several questions OF
great interest and Importance VIII be discussed.
IL Is hoped that not only all members, but the
other teachers OF the State as well, viii make an er-
fort to be present.
Free return tickets viii he furnished 10 those who
attend the meeting w. X. ABBOTT,
io 25-2w Recording Secretary and Treasurer.
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port further urges the sinking of all per-
sonal ambition, spoke of all the nominees
as patriotic and honest men, and stated that
surprise and regret at home and abroad fol-
lowed the nomination which we had made
on account of the great predominance of one
,aIo,- or
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a.- MIR. G1LLIs's RESOLUTION AGAIN,
providing for the appointment of COM
mittee on business, was then adopted. .,,3E
!, The Chair appointed the committee, with
B. w. ellis as chairman. After which,
the Convention adjourned until 6. o'clock
p. M. !o;.iz. 1.1!t !. .lC-.i -. - :.I 80 -
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STILL NO AGREEMENT.


An hour having been thus spent without
hearing anything from the Henrico delega-
tion, q committee of three was appointed
to 90 and look after them. This committee
went out, and was absent 30 long that it
was suggested that another committee be
sent after them. They finally returned,
however, and reported that the Henrico men
were still wrangling, with no prospect Of
agreement. q,
The absent delegates were then ordered
to return Immediately to the hall, and the
Convention took the matter again under
consideration.
The nominations reported by the Com
mittee on Business were then ratified,
Major Annable included. ......
Z This action had hardly been announced
when many delegates arose and protested
that they didn't know what they had been
voting on-that they didn't know what the
question was, etc. Protest was useless, how
ever, for another resolution declaring the
nomination unanimous and pledging them
the support of the party was discussed, and
finally Withdrawn by the negro who
offered it., rlr!E =" - ~ 1890, ~
The. nomination Of Major Annable was
then reconsidered.i The vote was then ia
ken between Annable and Kennedy.
The ayes and noes were called, and An
nable. received l8 votes and Kennedy 22
vetes. = r,.,ff-1s,: 1.lf.a = 80. -,
- Major, AnnaJlel was then stricken off Of
the ticket and Kennedy (negro) substitu-
ted. .is3.s u. -! . + +i'l.<
Bowels resolution was then called up
and adopted.
M. n..-a.4:a-, thnn aIinurr,nH sine die
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RULED HIN OUT.

It was noticed, and called to the atten-
tion of the convention, that old Methusaleh
had not left the hall with his colleagues, but
it made no impression upon the aged Re-
publican; for he obstinately kept his seat.
1t was subsequently ascertained that our
old friend was not delegate to the Conyen-
ton at oil, and he was therefore debarred
from any further participation in the
meeting. --e.------.-..----.
During the absence of the Henrico dele
CATION several of the colored delegates made
ratifying speeches. .1. @1A@
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Bowels resolution was then called up
and adopted.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.