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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-13

MEETING OF MERCHANTS AT THE CHAM
BER OF COMMERCE RooMs.-A meeting of
the merchants of Richmond was held at
the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce on
Saturday afternoon to make arrangements
for the appointment Of delegates to the
trade conference to be held at the Mont
gomery White Sulphur Springs OH the 21st
instant.
The meeting was called to order by Mr..
W. II. Powers, on whose motion Mr.. A. Y.
Stokes was called to the chair, and Captain
John A. Sloan was appointed secretary.
The Chairman briefly explained the OBJ
jects of the proposed meeting to be u
friendly exchange of views between the
merchants of Richmond, Petersburg, Nor
folk, and the Southwest.
After discussion as to the number of
delegates and the manner of their appoint
ment, which was participated in by Messrs.
james Gordon, William G. Paine, Franklin,
and others, the following, offered by MIR. w.
S. Palmer. was adopted:
"RcsolUed, That the chairman of this
meeting he empowered to appoint one per-
son out of each business house or manufac-
tory, not doinga strictly local business, and
who may apply at the office of A. \. Stokes
& Co. up to the 18th of June, 4 delegate to
the meeting to he held at the Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs on the 2lst instant
the certificate to be signed by the president
and the secretary of this meeting"
On motion Of Mr.. William G. Paine, the
meeting then adjourned.
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Mayors Court, SATuRDAY-Nayor Ely
son presiding.-Daniel Fleming (colored),
charged with attempting to break into the
house of William Bryant with intent to
commit larcery, was examined and dis
charged.
John P. Mathews (colored), assaulting
and striking Warner Scott with O. brick,
was discharged. ,.
Mary O'Brien, arrested rs lunatic and
as being dangerous to herself and others,
was sent before u commission of lunacy to
be held to-day.
Wilson Walker (coloreO was required to
give security for his good behavior, he
being considered suspicious character.
Tom Martin (colored), charged with
breaking into the bar-room of Frederick
Reynolds, and stealing gun, etc., valued
at thirty dollars, was sent to the grand jury
for Indictment.
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VA. MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 49, 1870. I.

the proper authorities through your yalu A.
street at the intersection of Spring str .eet.
The street seems to have been built wit .tlout
regard for the health of the citizer s, and
with no reference to rainy wealth .r fand
that must be considered now, as ~ is filled
in across the upper slope of a aviae without
culyert to allow the surplu water to es-
cape, and i'll consequence it stands to the
depth of three feet or more for days after
rain, under the burning sun, to scatter
pessilence in our midst. You no doubt win
concur with myself and others in the opinion
that something should be done at once. In
addition to this the embaDkment is fast
washing away, and the street will soon be
impossible. Hoping you may meet with
the success that your valuable paper merits,
I am yours, respectfully, G. A. NJ.
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CONCERT To-N1eHr.-Our readers will re

CONCERT To-NIGHT.-Our readers will re-
member the concert by the scholars OF
Trinity (Methodi>t) Sunday school in their
schooi-room tonight at s4 o'clock. This is
q very commendable enterprise, having for
its object raising money to purchase a libra
ry and aid in clothing destitute children.
The celebrated oratoriO Of "Our Saviour"
as well us large number of select pieces,
will be presented, and will be very interest
ing to all who participate. Several pieces
of known reputation and merit will be
given by volunteers on this occasion, and
the entire programme presents very attrac-
tive features TO allIoycrs Of music.
The scholars participating in this concert
have been training for some time under MIR.
G. p. Rady, and the success with which he
has heretofore met will no doubt prove
equally successful IN this instance.
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TRIAL FOR ARsoN.-The trial OF William
Catlett, on tie charge Of a setting fire to the
store occupied by them in June last, with q
view to defraudfng the Monumental and
Jefferson Insurance Companies, took place
on Saturday. The jury was composed of
r. H. Bosher, e. C. Goddin, w. S. p. Mayo,
Thomas Elicit, w. II. Smoot, R. L. Brown,
7. j. Crew, James c.. Elicit, Charles NJ.
Wallace, j. g. Spots, j. Il. Stratton, and
w. A. Armistead. The testimony was con-
cluded ut a late hour Saturday afternoon,
and the jury, after brief retirement,
brought in verdict Of "not guilty." and
the accused was discharged.
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REMEMBER THE ORPHANs.-The strawbcr-
~ festival and tableaux now being given by
the Catholic ladies OF Richmond for the
benefit of the Catholic male school and or
phan asylum will be continued for two
more nig ghts. This evening many addition
al attractions will be added to the enter
tainmcnt. A fine band OF music will be III
attendance and the grounds will be bril-
liantly Illuminated and prepared for the re-
cepti0n and entertainment of visitors. who
either in the building or open air, as they
may prefer. We doubt not that the noble
efforts Of these ladies will be most liberally
patronized by numerous attendance to-
night. 2
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-James NJ. Taylor,
real estate agent and auctioneer, has sold
during the last few days tho following real
estate
Farm containing 450 acres, in Gloucester
county, for 81 800.
Lot fronting SSH feet on Poplar street
for $40 cash.
Lot 20 by 7G feet, at the corner of Main
and Thirteenth streets, for 5000 cash:
Also. brick dwelling on the west side OF OF
Seventh street beyond Leigh street (ot 50
by 140 feet) for s., 800 cash.
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HENRI0o COUNTY CoURT-Judge E. O.
Minor presiding.--The June term of this
court closed on Saturday.
Joseph Russell (colored), convicted of
burglary, was sentenced to nine years in the
penitentiary.
Washington Scott (colored), convicted of
robbery and sentenced to ten years in the
penitentiary, was granted new trial.
In the case of John Coleman (colored),
indicted for felonious assault, the jury
failed to agree, and was discharged.
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PORT oFRIoHmoND. Jusr il. 1870.

= Z = ~ y
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. mar.
cnEandise and passengers, L.. B. Tatum
,,,ss ,sseamer saratoga, Couch, New York, merchan-
use and passengers, Old Dominion. Steamshtp Co.
,,s steamer Norfolk, PIntt, Phifadelphia merchan.
use and passengers, w. z. Porter. - TG.,1-r 8
s.. SAILED. !.
steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore.
IIniervnandise Iisms ana passengers, Harvcys & VII
steamer Saratoga, Couch, New York, merchan.
dsse and passengers, Old Dominion Stcum shi, "a.
roe. coal, Curtis & Parker. = .'N. 1AOA
Schooner Problem. Marshall NorfoJt NOR.
cnandise. Curtis e Parker 10y ~ .'-7
schooner John Beatty, Price, Philadelphia, ria
James river, lumber, Curtis &c Parker = -
,oS SShooner b; G.. Ely McAllfser, G ity Point, to
lead ore for Trenton, N. u. T5s-i =, = t'''S
MEMORANDA. ts 4
Est toINT, June IL Arrived steamer State
VI sLIRinie, Freeman, Baltimore mercbanfIIse
and ss ,Sd York River Railroad Company,
-, ,BALTIMoRE, June 1o.-Cie ,red bark Mozart.
ts. G.h Juiicher, for City Point. !
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JOSEPH F. sNIPEs & Co., Eox 1877 NEW YORK,
FORMERLY or RICHMOND, VA, GENERAL PUR-
CHASING AND CONTRACTING AGENTS FOR THE
SOUTHERN STATEs.-Farning, building, and
implements; hardware, brass
copper, and lamp goods stationery, medicines,
books, musical Instruments, dry goods, groceries,
etc., bought to advantage on commission at the
VERY LOWEST New York prices, and promptly
shipped. Southern sympathy and northern capt.
tai. Present and future friends address us as
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PUBLIC SCHOOL ExAMINATIoNs.-Mr. An
drew Washburn, superintendent, has de-
signatcd Thursday, june 50th, as the day
for public examination Of the public
schools of the city. Each examination is to
be conducted by the teacher, in the pre-
sencc of the parents and friends of the pu-
pills. Private examinations conducted by
the members of the Board of Education
may take place at any time prior to the close
of the term. Reports for the month and
the register will be made up to Friday,
June i7th. The vacation commences the
list of July and ends on the 1st of October.
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DooLEY's BAKING PowDER.-No article has
ever been introduced to the public In which the
component parts entering into lts composition
are so perfectly pure and so nicely proportioned
that the same results follow with each trial. Not
only is 1t cheaper, but the many testimonials In
Its favor pronounce it the best in use. Each
package contains full weight, as represented.
Manufactured by DooLEY. & BROTHER, New
York, and for sale by all grocers.
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Yc'y respectfully, your obcdient servant, 49,
JOHN +. REGNAULT.
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DEATH TO ROACnEs AND SICH.--Thc phospho-
rous preparation of Messrs. MEADE & BAKER Is
the best ever made for the destruction Of reaches
and other varmints. 1t emIts just light enough
to attract the creatures, and the foolish things eat
heartily Of 1t and taen go and die. 1t VIII XIII of
the most luXuriant crop IN about three days. Try
1t and be Convinced that what we say Is so.
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DEATH OF AN OLD, CITIzEE.-William
Beers, a respected citizen Of Richmond,
died on Friday evening, in the SEVENTEEN
year of his age. lie was merchant tailor
Of the Well-known firm of Beers 81 Poin-
dexter. His funeral took place from the
Monumental church yesterday afternoon,
and was largely attended.
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NITROUS OXIDE GAs.-Dr. G. Is. STEEL, 1913
Main street, still continues to administer this de-
lightful anIsthetc for the painless extraction OF
teeth, and has been very successful in its He
also performs all other operations in dentistry to
the entire satisfaction of his patients See his ad-
YerfiSpmnnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-13

NORWOOD LITERARY SOCIETY," The final
celebration of this Society (of the Norwood
school, Nelson county, will take place on
the 22d instant. Medalist, Fergus II. Gra-
ham, of Louisiana; orator, Harrison NJ.
Whitaker, of Texas; president, John Il.
shumates Of vrginia eha.Tnan GlnhnrHo ot com nf
Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-13

UNITED STATES MARSHAL PARKER's Con-
TEMPT OF CeuRT.-The case of Patrick ID.
Woods, in which writ of habeGs corpus
was granted by Judge Wexford on Friday,
was called in the circuit court OH Saturday.
The City Sergeant returned the writ "exe-
c,lted," but United States Marshal Parker,
on whom it was served, not appearing, q
rule was asked for and granted requiring
him to show cause why he should not be
fined for contempt Of court in refusing to
obey the writ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-13

KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As ExCURsIoN.-There
is some talk of proposed excursion of the
Knights of Pythias Of this city to Baltimore
min fhe York River line on the 4th of July
the anniversary OF the establishment of the
Order in Richmond. The proposition will
be brought to the attention of some of the
Lodges meeting this week.
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MCVEIGH K MARSHALL will on the 1st Of July
remove to tho large and elegant storehouse now
occupied by HALL S Hutchinson; and desiring TO
close out their present stock of hats, ETC., pre-.
paratory to renewing their fall supply Will sell at
greatly reduced prices. Those in want will do well
To call up1n them
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PAY YOUR LICENSE TAx.-Only two more
DAYS remain in which to pay this tax and
escape the penalty. 1t would be well for
those who have not paid up their licenses
to read Auditor Bossieux's notice in an
other column, and take heed thereto.
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Remember " in your promenade Of An eve
ming the neat ice-crcam saloon at "JAcKSoN'S,o -
corner Muiu and Third streets.
He also mak?s and delivers to f,milies pic
MICS, fairs, &C.,. &c, pure ice-crcam In any
nuantltY and OF any flavor desired
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-13

RARE AND BEAUTIFUL spring styles Of jewelry;
elegant new patterns OF pms and drops; glove
bands; Etruscan and enamelled medallions; new
styIe neck ch1ins, handkerchief holders, cuff and
bosom buttons solitaire and clutter diamond en-
gagement rings.
Choice novelties in silverwarc, In cases. for bri-
dal presents, now opening at
NowLAN & Co.'s,
corner Main and Tenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-13

THE ALLEGED FORGERY CAsEs.-The cases
of Messrs. Chahoon, Sanxay, and Sands, the
parties indicted for completely in the Haun-
stein forgery, will again be called before the
Hustings Court this morning at II o'clock.
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V1s1roRs TO THE VIRGINIA MILITARY IN
sT1TUTE.-Thc Governor has appointed Col
oncl Walter II. Taylor, Of Norfolk, and Col
onel Edmund Pendleton, Of BQtetOurt,
members OF the Board Of Visitors Of the
Virginia Military Institute.
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RICHMOND AND DAsvnLE RAILROAD.

n iCNSIhUG31OIsF spOISOe.-1 IlS Ctul-
" pany will sell FIFTY THOUSAND Doll
La RS OF the above BONDS at a fair market rate.
Tney bear six per cent. interest, with The prlnci
nal payable at ali average Of two and one-half
years from their issue. They gill be sold for the
present at i price That viii pay the holder an In
terest equal 70 10 per centum Per annum. This
fact, together with the known punetuality Of the
company In meeting Its. obligations, render this
adesirable security TO all gho prefer safe invest
nent maturing at short dates. Persons desiring
these bonds can amply TO The Undersigned at the
OFFICE OF TIE COMPANY, or. In his absence.
TO the Auditor, Hr. i. ID. BLAIR.
A. s. BuFORD,
te 2-l2w& tsHew President
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FOR SALE.

NNE COPPER STILL AND WORM
~ (completcl, IsO-gallon boiler; -.
One COPPER STILL and WORM (completel,
i20-SallOn boiler. Fer sale by !,
my lo WAGGONER IL HARVEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-13

For COOKING AND KINDLING FUEL there Is
nothing equal to steam saved and split oak and
pine wood, and soft coke and anthracite coal. OF
which Mr.. j. q. WATKINS No. I'LL Main street,
nearly opposite tils office, has tho best and the
chelpest.
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The COOLEST SHIRT Is a gua &c shirt Z. B.
SPENCE s. Son have them in any quantity and
variety. 1900 Main street Is the place for gentle
mems underwear.
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The regular monthly meeting the Pres
bytcrian Sunday-School Union will be held
at the Second Presbyterian church tonight
at S4 O'Clock.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD or
MANAGERS OF HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL AssO-
cIATIoN Will he held on Tuesday, June 14tl,
att. p. NJ, in the lecture-room of st. PauPs
church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-13

D1REcToHs OF THE PENITENTIARY.-The
Governor has appointed the following di-
rcctors for the pcnitcntiary ii. j. Smith,
William Z. Tanner, james Evans.
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CoNy1cr.-Areher B. Brandon, convicted
of burglary in Isle of Wight county and
sentenced for five years, reached the peni-
tentiary yesterday.
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dnriug the past four months-all OF whom had their
photographs taken at the LEE ~ GALLERY, s2j
i lflfp Sfroa
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT- OFFICE JUNE 49,
Miss Emma Wyncrop, West River, Md.
Mr.. Walter O.. Clarke, Midlothian Coal
Mines. .
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NJ. ELLYsoH & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersln Virginia, North Caro-
lima Tennessee, and the northern cities, as pub
fishers, rates. for cash Apply At this Office.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS. q Z. :,'..s1

ID hath COUNTY, VA.
This pleasant and attractive SUMMEH tlE-
SORT will be open to receive visitors JUNE ],
1870. 1t Is situated ten miles from hall6oro,
Depot, Of the Chesapeake and OHIO gsttSoad, 1Ad
Immediately on the best and moss. direct st5ees
road leading from that railroad to the Warm, Hot
The waters are touic, deobstruent, Alternative:
and astrlngent, and enjoy a wide reputation fer
the cure or all cutaneous diseases, scrofqla,
chronic diarrhea, chronic thrush, dyspepsia,
nervous debility, &C., and are especially notsd
the female consti tuition. sTsii -l,4 ftt ltiEiE
The proprietor Is now prepared to offer unpsual
inducements to both uyalids and pleasure-seekers,
rs he has refIcd and furnished the rooms OF The
large hotels and an dsUme cottages In style sups-
rior III point OF elegance and comfort 10 those Ut
any OF The Virgins Springs. II h. ~; iI}g,Il.i
Those wishing u secure choice Of cottages or
rooms would do well to apply early, rs arrange
menta are now bciug made for the season III ,..,,,
Fer circulars, &C., giving full fncornlhtLon, ADJ
dress ....s, !; JOSEPH BANTER 9tf-, !,
Proprietor Bath Alum Springs, We. II
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TO TAXPAYERS.

CITY AUDITORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, June L 1870. I n.
THE CITY ASSESSMENT OF CLASS
l. OR LICENSE TAX for the year 1870 mus: be
paid to the City Chamberlain, upon tho warrant
OF the Auditor, on or before III. 18TH DAY OF
JUNE. viii be at the Auditors Office each day
from 8 A. NJ. to 3 T.. d. Gz.ITff.I',',G ; -
The attention OF merchants and all others sub
tect TO this tax Is especially invited to the sub
Joined extract. LOUIS +. BUSSIEUX,
y - s'#i ~ ..i Auditor. "a
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RICHMOND. June 3. 1870,

RICHMOND, june 3, $50.
To Messrs. IVillicun H. Aaeiarlard, George 4.
Atnslie, Tulbott d Sons, george d. Fisher. H.
Dr. Smith, Walter d. Blair d. 60, and others:
Centlemen,-ionr communication of the a0th
ultimo, requesting inc In very kind and compli-
mentary terms to announce myself as Il candidate
for the OH &c Of PoLICE JUSTICE of our city hats
been reccv, q.
In reply bsg le i've to state that do not feel at
liberty to decline Il call made by such numerous
and respectable body OF my Tell IVY citizens, and
that should 1t pietse the City Council to select me
for the position can only promise to devote all
the energy ana ability possess to tue discharge OF
It's duties. ... .ssE. ( ...
Very respectfully, your obcdlent servant, ..
JOHN +. REGNhULT,
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR wilrscll at T. NJ. build
Ing lot on the south side Of Ross between Four
tcenth and Mayo streets. ,.t
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell for the quarter
termaster OF The United States, at Rockets, at
10 A. NJ twelve horses and thirty I've mules.
j. d. WHITEHEAD will sell ut 1OI A. NJ. grocc-
rics, wines, liquors, &c.
THOMAS w. KEESEE Will sell at 10 A. M.
plano, furniture, &c. .ar .....
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TEN CENTS will buy box Of paper collars at
L. =. SPENCE & SONS.
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All the leading magazines and periodicals for
sale by ELLYsoN 6 TAYLOR, ncxtto Dispatch Of
n "a
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Editors of the Dispatch: Gentlemen,--
You will oblige the subscriber and citizens
n this vicinity by calling the attention OF
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE nIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CU.ATlON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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UNDERsuIRTs at scventy-nyc cents piece at
Z. B. SPENCE & Sons.
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aOCTaON sALEs THIS DAY,

On al Dublic or pTtuate sales Of Real Estate
made bctDecn the lst OF January ana the 1St Of
July the purchasers pay the fares far the present
year, ott on all safes bettoeen the first day Of
.',tty and the last day Of December the scEler
11Gu8 them. .l-..
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'tB Selectn Wtiskey at W. d. BLAIR & Co.'s.
A pure article at $3.50 per gillou.
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E,tract from On, Ordinance passed o1y the Council
Of the city Of Richmond Ruy 30, lSfO -. :. ,
"SEcrIoS 10. All taxes on Iccuses listed by the
Assessor shall be paid to the City Chamberlain,
upon the warrant or The Auditor, on or before the
18th day OF June, and each license shall be issued
when the tax assessed thereon shall have been paid;
and on all such taxes not so paid within the Time
specified there shall be addition Of t,oenty per
cent and the unlicensed business shall be sus-
pended until the tax, with ouch addition, shall
have been paid.'' - ~ Z
From .he original. Z. c. HOWARD, Z,
je l-tI5Je Clerk Council.
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Correspondence.

RICHMOND, VA, May 80, 1870.
John F. Regnauu, Esq:
Fer sIr,-Cnniding in your integrity and
nnmnr as gentleman, ana knowing h us w we , ao your
OF POLICE JUSTICE, having presided on the
hcnch as Rcrorder Of The city for many years
duriug which time you discharged the duties faith
fully and gave universal satisfaction to the citl-
Zcns. ynu are now called upon to announce your
self rs n candidate for the Office of POLICE JUS
TICE of the city of Richmond by your many
friends.
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,xs,Ip.Ns,E COMPANIES.

(FIREl INSU TRANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
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sEwaNa.mACmxnEs.
CEWING-MACHINES.

THE BEST Is THE BUTToN-HoLE.
ALWAYS GET THE BEST; THEY ARE THE
CHEAPEST.
CALL AT 1911 MAIN STREET AND GET
ar.., .,.s ONE.
FIFTY SOLD IN MAY.
TERMS: Liberal. tc list
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Board per day, 81. 30 per week SIS; per month.
$50. Children under ten years and scr wants, half
price. - ...,.,,.,,.
This delightful SUMMER REsORf will be otan
for visitors from ULY 1sT. 4 stage will be run re-
gnarly twice week to and from the Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs, on tho Virginia ind Ten.
nessee railroad. Those who prefer water travel
to the stagc, and have desire TO view the aRnsh-
cent scenery or New river, can take the cars. TO
Central depot. on the Virginia aud TcnnessecraiE
road, whero they will find comfortable hotel nc.
commodltions, aud from which point . boat Will
leave for the Springs twice each week ses 7t
The inyigorating atmosphere. the enchanting
scenery, 'hp d. lghtful fare for which the pa.e ~
noted consisting IN part In FRESH FISH AND;
GAME all tho season througtl, the llne mcdlciuai
properties Of the water hciug simil to the Grpcn-
brier hitel, the fishing, hunting, boating,
bathing, and tho moderate cha &c for boald, point
1t out as ono of the most desirable pfaces m this
country for a family to spend the summer. lis ~
For any further fnfermation; n apply e the pro-
pristors. WILLIAM MEGGLESFoNtty.t'i y
New Biyer White Sulphur Springs, u
JOHN TYLER, I5.58 ~
post-oiiice bpx, .aa, kichmond, Va.