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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE EXECUTION OF PHIILIps.-The large
edition Of the Semi Weekly Dispatch, with
our graphic and thrilling account of this
most remarkable case and its tragieal denou-
ment, having been exhausted, we will're--
publish it in full in our weekly edition OF
Friday. For sale in the Dispatch counting
room. and by neWsaealers generally. tt.is-.
Price, ready for mailing, five cents. gG
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 20, 1870.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 20. 1870.
81 ARRIVED. ,s.... ..t
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. Is. Tatnm;
road iron, Richmond and Danvilc rnilroad.
Schooner A. al. y rdwLrds, Henson. Philadei-
phia, merchandise, captain. s... E ..
SAILED. #.........
Steamer Isaac n. Bell, Bourne, New York,
merchandise and passengers John W. " Eatt.
Steamer Eliza HancOx, Burns, Norfolk, mer-
chandlse and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum. & #
. ...- -.a-r MEMORANDA. i..s .ts. .5t sssts
WEST POINT, July 2G.-Arrlved, steamer State
Of Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
ACoUIA CREEK, July 9e.-Arriyed,, steamer
Ironsides, Baltimore, merchandise and passen-
gers, Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac
railroad, and sailed on return.
...r -t BY TELEGRAPH. -.-' 7"
LONDONDERRY, July 26.-Steamer Peruvian,
from Quebec for LIVERPOOL, arrived yesterday.
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LADIES desire what men admire, and this little
thing Is beauty. What do we say Is beautlfulp a
transparent complexion and a luxuriant head OF
hair. What will produce thcse2 HAGAN's MAG
NoLIA BALM will make any lady of thirty appear
but twenty, and LYONS KATHAIRoN Will keep
every hair In Its place an make it grow like the
April grass. II prevents the hair from turning
gray, eradicates dandruff and is the finest hair
dressing In the world, and at only half ordinary
cost. II you want to get rid or sallowness, pim-
pies, ringmarks, moth-patches, etc., don't forget
the Magnolia Balm, ladies.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

PAINE & co. will sell at 10 A. N. dry goods,
boots, shoes, mating, clothing, &c. ,!.rs !,
GRUBDs & WILLIAMS will sell at r.. M. a
three-story dwelling on the north side Of Grace
between Twenty-frst and Twenty-second
II s.. j .
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-MesTs. Lee g.
Goddin, auctioncers, during the past few
days, have made the following sales i
J, Brick storehouse, on leasehold, on Cary
street between Thirteenth and Virginia,
ssl5. -. =, :,
/ Brick house aud lot in Sidney, on Main
street, with half-acre lot, $s, $50: i
Main between Ninth and Tenth, north side,
for $S, 900. .....s..br. ~, - Il, 8 .
Ten acres land In Chesterfield county, six
miles from Richmond, Ss20. FL ..i.sys
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MEETINGS.
AND GREAT WESTERN
~ -. RAILROAD. tss'~ ~ @ts
NOTICE FOR MEETINGS OF THE PEOPI
- >0~rI AND PIC-NICS.

Colonel THOMAS s. FLOURMOY, President
the Company, General j. ID. lMBuDEN, ana
others win address the people upon the subject OF
sbscrptions 70 .hs eAplEtssi sSss n RAiEoaD liz
at the times and places mentioned below; ne ne
people are earnestly requested 10 turn OUT IN iuI
force The ladies are especially lnvteu 10 asteiu'
The friends of the road are requested 10 get up PIC
nies. It will be leisure time with the farmers,
and the meetings will be made an occasion iiot
only for advancing the Interests OF the great
prize but of the most pleasant recreaaon anu Gu,
foyn,ent both to the young and old. Let all come
''T The meetings and pic-nics Will commence and
pISseWSII bt WINpsUR, n Isle or Wight WEDNESDAY,
AafaIsL az ELxCK lac CREEK CHURCH. Southampton
county, FRIDAY, August I'm. s,,,,r.o, conntv.
% A. PETE's CHURCH, Southampton county,
MONDAy, August 18th.
At JONES 6 HOBSoN's MILL, UfeehsS'iiio
At COLONEL SPRATLEY's MILL, Bruns-
wick county, FRIDAY, August 10th.
At LAWRENCEVILLE, Brunswick county,
sATuRDsAdY, ia Augasa. 10Th maek,enburp county,
IA. At zfoNlis M IS sGaURCH, Meckianburg county,
WEDNESDAY, August 2atli. ,n,n.y
At BOYDToN. Meekienburg county, FRIDAY
AafIsiP At EPaEsUs ist CHURCH, Meckienburg county,
sAPURDA5T, AIg;nss S9;ss s'th a,,,e,, counsv. NOM
pAf a haEREI nsfhsi III naRoyE CHURCH WENEss y
DAY, August 3lst. y -e-.sIA - a :.
AT AsONIC NOTICE.-Brethren OF so
MI f,IAI,LODGE, No. 6. are notified 20 meet at
their Lodge-rooml as O'CLOCK TO.pAfto pay the
last tribate OF respect ~ sroaher
Bfs,hssp s4 orsr Y s'4A's arc JOHN n ea'
Willis Secretary.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPEsS.-- rAsrs..sEssMS,s
IN The boats or the JAMES RI saM
.VER AND KANAWHA; CANAL UUMI.ANY
will leave the dock rs usual promptly at u d. on
Freight and tolls on goods for LynchburS and
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid, at the
bt afforded cOns{nces, but no obligation is az
sua,ed to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
nv oinee on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight will not be delivered till charges are
paid. ."',@ go
Eeats locked and insured. f:stz
dali EDWARD DILLON, Agent
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IA N. WALKER & CO., - !. -
LIZ. FIRE, MARINE. AND INLAND I
Is,.E. INSURANCE AGENTGe 4;
}. OFFICE, No. 10N MAIN STREET,
! ~ uader Hegdrg, Z. III. Maury Ii CO. yai.s.s1
7ImACHuHERY. 40.
n r" 4MACMINERY, 40. - ~.
M MA'ceHIH A'e 81 HoP: 3. 4; ais ! 81 !
=. f,<rig SLOATA&. .ADDINETQ Oh. q s6 1 D II
4 ! MACHINISTS 81 81. =
Wonxs AVID OFyyCR :sss142s AND S1teG OARx e
= STREET. BETwKEN NF0UBfEENTH AND :, -. ~
81 FIFTEENTH 6TKKET6,
Iis zRIC CHMOND, 4 RGLNIA.eib baTtysp5

ALE KINDS OF NEW WOKK MADE; Hls-it
city and country; TOBACCO WOKK ar All {
kinds made and repaired :; TOBA CCoE FLAT. Z
HANCOCK'S SUPERIOR MANNER FLAT.
FORM and all other kinds of 20 CAlsES REXAtR..
ED and Adjusted: AGENTs foE tie sale OF
VERNOR, SELDEN,S PATENT STEAN.ENsss
CINE PACKING, Utica Compsny's sTEAM.
one year, and We sell them at Low price,. heeR
ali Kinds OF BRASS WORK OF HUkERIoN
MAKE Mr STEAM ENdIAESysa sach cnf7ss ns Sggs
SGABTiNG. SELF.FEEDERa, STEAM.Wnas
TIES iWATER-GAUGE EA sdLsothE-yALS,AS tH.,s ASs'
anrtynerf Of ssch articles seare us@dbS Al txuna
Ming steaIn-ensines and sag.niiia Z -. Us
,an 49, l9.g Iaaz aad fssz Gary street.
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PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
can have the Dispatch mailed to their nd.
dress by ordering the same at this office
Terms, sixty cents per month.
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H. ELLYsoN q co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersin In Virginia, North Caro-.
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lisbers' rates. for cash. Apply at this ofncse
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Remember in your promenade OF an eve
ming the neat ice-cream saloon ut "JACKsOH's,"
corner Main and Third streets.
He also makes and delivers 10 families, pic-nlcs,
fairs, &C., &C., pure ice-cream In any quantity
and Of any flavor desired.
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VARIETY SPRINGS will be opened for

V me r.ccption OF visitors ON the FIRST OF
I',Y, Th-r lie fifteen miles ives! of Staunton,
.r.rc'ly on tie Chesapeake and ohio rallroad, the
'.,rs sinuuinr at them THE mineral waters are
tur rousi. Ting of cha, yb6 ate, aium- all
H.. link, and sulpnur. Mountain scenery grand.
Wg.t~nrti u:hcr t,lnustmcnts. Bathing In healing
T-rMS: ono month, $40; per week, Sl9; per
t., e.. Children uudtr twelve years ana SER
",ii. *Ialf nr,rc. T. 4 M. BURkUSS,
:, IS",n Proprictors.
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STRAW GOODS, STRAW GOoDs.-GREAT BAR
GAINS FOR THIRTY DAYs.-My entire stock
mal ked down. and many articles will be sold for
half their value to make room for my fall stock.
d A. A. ALLEN 1915 Main street.
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'UNlE NEW hlNEE
| WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GILES COUNTY, VA.

Ilaar.lrc day, -. 80 per week, SIS: per month";
,a hiidrcu under ten years and servants, half
Ificr ~ w
mi. delightful SUMMER RESORT will be open
for .stOrs from JULY lST. stage viii leave The
patg"mcry White sulphur Springs, ON the VIZ
.Hlt and Tennessee railroad, every TUESDAY
aad SATURDAY 70" the New River White.
r'u,y who prefer water travel t. the stage, aud
.!Nc ! desire To view the magnificent scenery OF
N,w river, can take the cars 10 Central depot,
uH tho Virginia and TENNESSEE railroad. where
ilr"N VIII timd comfortable hotel accommodations,
.ad from which point Il beat Will leave for the
springs every WEDN FSDhI.
The lnyigorating atmosphere. the enchanting
.rrurry, the delightful fare for which the place Is
noted Consisting IN part In FRESH FISH AND
rAME all the season throuphl. the line medicinal
properties of the water eiug similar 10 The Green
hricr Ehitel, the fishing, hunting, boating,
,lhing, and the moderate cha go fer board, point
II out Us one Of the most desirable places in this
country for a family To spend the summer.
For any further infornation, apply to tho pro-
uriytors. WILLIAM EGGLkSTON,
New River White sulphur Springs,
Giles county, Va.
JOHN TYLER.
post-otfice box 234, Richmond, Va.
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To prevent sunstroke get one OF those light Um-
brefias which E. b. SPENCE C Son keep. NO one
was ever known to have sunstruke under an
umbrella. 49,
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For coal md coke and cooking wood 20 TO MIR.
J.B. WATKINS I'LL Main street, nearly opposite
this Office, as the quality and low prices cannot
well he pnunllad.
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BOLD THEFT.-A thief entered the resi-
dence of Mr.. L. A. Smith, corner of Eighth
and Leigh streets, on Monday night, and,
while the family were at tea in the base
ment, stole waiter, pitcher, and two COB
lets (all silver) from a table in the back par
lor. The stolen property was valued ut
about $50. # .. ~
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The Prince William Tie and Imperial Scarf at
E. b. SPENCE 6 Sons, 1900 Main street. For all
kinds of gentlemen's notion goods call at K. B.
SPENCE e. SONS.
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FRANK I.ESLIE'S, Godcy's, and pemorescs
fashion books for August, for sale at ELLiSoN &
TAYLGR'S news depot, 1ll6 Main street.
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ODDS AND ENDs.- Porter will stump
the district as candidate for Congress.
dollar note on Monday night.
The Central Executive Committee of the
Conservative party held a meeting last
night.
The new town officers of Manchester will
probably qualify to-day before Judge Cox.
Gas-lamps are being placed in the vicinity
of Richmond College, where they have long
been needed. s--.s.-fs .tli,l.sSI = L.s-
There will be no session of the Hastings
Court in August. Gs r.c -ea.t.- = 3l
Colonel William James formerly collector
of customs) and Martin Meredith Lipsc comb
are candidates for Congress in opposition to
Porter. 81. 4s. .f..r#
EatabIes will be supplied free of charge
at the picnic of the Grace-Street Baptist
Sunday school tomorrow. <,f
The ball at the White Sulphur Springs
tomorrow night will be largely attended by
Richmond beaux and bellies.
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HUsTINGs CoURT--Judgc Il. d. Guigon
wealth Us. Alba and Bette u. Lafond,
charged with misdemeanor, the jury re-
turned verdict Of not guilty. No other
business of Importance occupied the atten-
ton Of the court. r., n.-....
Prisoners to be tried to-day: Spencer
Taliaferro, Noah Coleman, John Faudree,
James Washington. ......
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Il CHURCH MRET1NG.-The ministers and
deacons' meeting of the upper part of the
Dover Baptist Association will be held at
Mount Horeb church, Caroline county, on
Saturday morning next ut II O'clock.
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Pgl0fs06lxM..

1fso CONTRACTORS.-Th GRADING
IL CROsS-TIEss &c, OF the seeona session =.
ihe xJiafftam railroad. beSsocn sH6ySoad ~ ssS.t
ard tho Western Saiiroa y peF fsAqy Iss
s Tiassa spply "a nes as HsyNa9ds HI s..a
a Railroad fsrea betyeea WeId1n ana fa ssss
WIN s refunded 70 persons ylstsasa III 81
business. ~ 81 S,z kllss nA 2gasssH,Sskss
jy 42--ew 5sts lnpet Ee--s.s-.-s seE ...s Il
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QUERY FOR HOUSE BuILDERs.-If q person
starts from Rockets with common street
wagon full of liquid plaster, and spills it
along the streets at the rate of ten bushels
Der square, how much will be left in the
vehicle when it reaches Ninth streetf
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THERE WILL BE A'GRAND !
GRAND MASQUERADE %
AND FANCY DREss BALL. "a

a. GRAND MASQUERADE AND, FANCY
DRESS BALL Will .he given at the MONT,
GoMEEY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS on
THURSDAY EVENING, 2sth instant.
There win be first; t;class Costumer on the
ground. t.>i'' ." ,''.'''
There win be a GRAND plToURNAMENT at
the MONTGOMERY WHITE on THURSDAY,
4th Of August. Fine horses can be procured on:
the premises. .rd !
\ Jy st WILSON Il LORENTZ.
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IrOR HORSES. The kNICKERB0CK:1
ty Err HOOP OINTMENT the greatest remedy
Tor all diseases ofthe ho0f. 1t effects cures when
railway companies In tho northern ctt:es. Sold
hy5 :. ~. ,. - 7559sS{sg 2 i3sS L. WAGNER,
~ as~2ts Druggists Agent fos Psopsiesor.
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MOnTUARY REpORT.-The following Is the
mortuary report for The week ending Satur-
day, July 90, 1870, compiled from sections
returns received ut the office of the Board
Of Health
Whole number of deaths In the city, 43 !;
In addition, 2 Still-born were reported.
Sex: Males, %; females, 81. Color White
males, 1G {; white females, II colored males,
Is; coiored females, 0. Condition 4: Single,
%; married, 8; widowers, 2; widows, 3 !;
unknown, 4. Nativity: United States, 40;
Ireland, l Italy, unknown, 1. Locali-
ty: City mt large, 81; Marshall Ward, 10;
Jefferson Ward, IS; Madison Ward, 81;
Monroe Ward, 8; Clay Ward, 2; Aims
house, 2. Age: One day to thirty, 1; one
month to six, 8; six months to twelve, 8;
one year to three, 10; three years to five, 2 ;
ten years to twenty, 2; twenty years to
thirty, Q; thirty years to forty, 3; forty
years to fifty, 3; fifty years to sixty, 3; Sc
Yenty years to eighty, 3; eighty years to
ninety, .; +; one hundred years and upwards,
1 !; unknown, 2. By whom certified F: Regu-
Lar practitioners, 40; coroner, :; Board of
Health, 9. Causes Of death ApopleXy, 1 !;
cholera infantum, 10; consumption, l
(white); diarrhea (acute), Il; dlarrhGa
(chronic), l dropSy OF the heart, l drown
ing, l; execution, 1 heart disease, l in
! flammntion OF bowels, L; Inflammation of
liver, 1; marasmus, 4 old age, g.; pneu-
monia, 1 !; pleurisy, /; premature birth, l {;
pucrperal conyulsiOns, L; phlegmon, l;
scrofula, (colored); tabes mesenterica, 2 !;
teething, 1; tumor, L; typhoid fever, !;
unknown, 2. -f E. -sH... sts.
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BALTIMORE BEER ARRIVED, late yesterday
afternoon. u FRESH SUPPLY of BALTIMoHE b EER,
at SCHOTT's Monticello Hotel, Broad street.
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4 OLD PAPERS, In packages Of one hundred Of
more, for sale at the Dispatch counting-room.
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TOR BALTIMORE Steamer s,&sM
AZ PETERSB UtG will leave her jsssaszfSak
wharf THURSDAY, July 2SGh, at O o clock a. ID.
Freight received. up TO y O'Clock p. NJ. WE'D
NESDAY. For freight or passage applyto Il
~ 20 W. p. BRETT, Agent.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CoURTEsIEs. follow
inc paper was read by the superintendent
of the Union Station Methodist Sunday
School on last Sunday. 1t shows that q
most desirable spirit exists between
the schools of different denominations on
Church Hill:
"RICHMoND, July 24, 1870.
"To the Officers and Teachers Of Union
Station Sunday School, Richmond, Va:
"Dear Friends,-We, the undersigned,
were appointed committee by the o1icers
and teachers of St. Johns Protestant Epis-
copal Sunday School to express, the deep
sorrow of our school in the sad bereaVe-
ment which Union Station Sunday School
has been called upon to endure.
"We are all one family; we are all CO.
laborers in the same good cause, and we
feel your sorrow as we know you would
ours under like circumstances. We bow
our heads in humble submission to Gods
will, and, with our faces in the dust, say,
6 It is the Lords doing, and holy is His
name.' The sad lesson taught us on the
10Th instant, when one of the 'lambs' of
your school was called up to join the great
congregation of redeemed Sunday-schOol
children, will have, we hope, o good effect
on all our schools. 1t will teach us that : in
the midst of life we are in DEATH fH.
"May the God of the widow bless the af-
fiicted ones, and may the Great Head Of the
Church so apply the late afliction to your
school as to raise more stars for His crown.
owe remain, dear brethren, your friends
In the Sunday-school work.
"THoMAs PoTTs,
"JoHE r. CURRIE,
fsT. G. BRENT,
Committee"
A suitable response was sent by Union
Station school to the above communication.
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Sons OF TEMpERANCE.-A new division of
the Sons Of Temperance, under the title Of
{" Harmony Division" viii be instituted
this evening at 8 O'Clock over Charles
Kolbe's confectio onary store, on Broad street
between Sixth and Seventh. Members OF
the order are invited to attend.
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DANGEROUSLY STABBED.-Frank IIollo-
way, convict at the penitentiary, who was
stabbed by 4 fellow-convict named James
Curley, on Monday, is still in precarious
condition 5,.srs.. ..t.ss.. ..E
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IT OST, on Saturday morning, <seSSsSrn
IL July o3d, between my house, 0nND "a
Ninth street between Clay and Leigh, or In the
market on Sixth street, q pair OF large GOLD
SPECTAObES, In IN old and worn case. The
iudcr will be suitably rewarded by returning them
to me, or by leaving them ut The Dispatch Office.
ty 25-3t* ''' JOHN f. EDWARDS,
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JOHN TYLER.
st-otiice box 234, Richmond, Va.

EDFORD ALUM AND IODINE
ID SPRINGS.
These SPRINGS are now open for the reception
d visitors.
4 CONVEYANCE VIII run regularly TO Forest
lhpot. on Virginia and Tennessee railroad, after
The 18th July. #. sE.s.- ..
l0-2w ECnOLS, Proprietor.
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OFF THE TRAcK.-Two cars were thrown
off the track Of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad on Broad street
Yesterday In shifting them into the depot to
be unloaded. One OF them contained
horses, consigned to G. W., Winn q Co.,
Raleigh, N. c., but the animals were not
much hurt. ~ 't;s ~ 1T3Sis'+s>t'} tfi ~
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" Lfsr or UHnA1LABLE LErTgRs RHHAIAING
IN FHE RICHMOND PosT. OFPIcE July 26s-TF
Miss Kate Harrison, Richmond Ars. T,
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NftliNTA1N-TOp UOUSE.-This we'll
vi known place of spmmcr resort, Situated In
l;,,gk k'SiI Gap, on the ElnC Ridge m"unlalll; ana
Within one m'lc If hn"n depot, on thc mesa
r,,k. aud uhln railroad, having been newly re.
.ii.i with entirely new and elegant furniture, Is
n,, open forth. reception ni Visitors.
llcair At NJ; II .>TAlS-Trp IT. ai~ayS remark
ylIy cool, with fire irrcst"nc ana cha! !beate
,,.i. =, aud ma .niticcnt view.
Ih, undersigned having 'eaScd The above pro-
I".rlN, VIII spare no paine lo luaAc thClr guests
culuiur tHh.. .
tucsts VIII be cnnvF yed Ia ami from the depot
!rtr oi charge. Address
:. II. uupDLOE Il CO,
ftoh depot,
't9i--om th"SarchH" ana ONO Railroad.
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NTOTICE.-The undersigned will continue
IN the WHOLESALE GROCERY AND COM
NISSIOE BUSINESS at The old stand as hereto
fore In the name and style Of ROBEhT +. M LIZ.
LIAMS & Co, on his own account.
The same strict attention 70 business and TO all
eonsignments will be given as heretofore.
Dir. JOHN III. RoYALL Will continue with the
undersigned. $500 -.Ll - --.~~
iy l-.lm -stE., ROBERT y. ~ lLLIAMS.
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itREAT REDUCTION In THE PRICE
u OF BOARD AT THE

MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
Eii. II .htful WATERING RESORT, favora-
M, hu,.wn as the 'Ot.D SWEET" and famous
e., ih,. wnndcrful medicinal properties of its WA
;.r. and fashionable patrons, will open for the
~. son ON IL Ne l5th. -
me lona- no, 900 feet above the sea level, with
,...I mountain air and most magnificent scenery,
l..lhur with two extensive baths, supplied
Win mineral water from springs that rise In lhe
h iLs nj a lr.mpCr.turc OF Ts degrees, renders the
Old sweet the most attractive resort In the
Iuitrd states. Hotels, cottages, anu Dnli-room
iiium'uatra by gas. .
gcl,grhph cammanicatirn to every part OF the
world n,,ald, r.. 80 per day $GU Per month.
JOHN +. WILSON,
4. o1 n,r Manager.
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PERsoSAL.--The Governor and Mrs.
walker expect TO leave Richmond this
morning for the Greenbrier White sulphur
Springs. ~ ....--
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CoNy1or.-aeor Lucas color not stated,
Of Alexandra. Convicted OF ,sodomy, was
was received at the peniteenltiafy yesterday, |,
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STATE L1cENsEs.-Mr. John w. Wright,
who has been appointed collector OF State
taxes, notifies persons whose business re-
uuires license from the State that the
commissioners Of revenue are now pre-
pared to issue the same. An adYereisemenb
published i'm another column gives the.
names Of the commissioners, and states
where they may be found. III. 4
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PoL1CR Court, TUEsD DAY-Joseph j.
White, Police Justice, presiding.-Nathan
Warren and George w. Richardson (cOlored
boys), stealing box of cigars. Case con-
tinued until to-day. ...s......
William Burker, assaultlng j. T. Crop
per. Dismissed. ..s.,. -. ..... ,
William Whitlow, charged with stealing
clothing in Petersburg, the property OF
Mrs. McGregory. Sent to Petersburg.
Francis Morris (colored), threatening to
assault and beat Washington Coutts. Fined
two dollars. -.. -...,.-......t w.. I'll
Alexander Lewis (colored, sleeping ON
Second Market bench. ~. =. 49,. 49,.
Jim Hughes (white), assaulting his wife
while drunk and disturbing the neighbors.
Fined two dollars.
Susan Bolts (colored), stealing $3.50 from
Griffin Peyton. Sent before the grand jury
and admitted to bail in $500.
James Rush (colored), abusing Sarah
johnson and using indecent language.
Fined two dollars. -....5...
Archer johnson (colored), stealing TWEEN
ty-tWo cents from the person of Cornelius
j. Robertson. Case continued to the 9th
instant. ....f ..-. -.-