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OFFICIAL EXAMINATION OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CoSTIsuED.-The examinations for promo.
tions were had on Thursday in the school
at the Ebenezer church on Leigh street,
near Brooke avenue.
Here two hundred pupils are gathered in
one room, wishout desks or proper seats,
and it is wonderful that anything can he
accomplished Tor good order or scholarship.
The schools are four In number-one In
termediate and three primary. The gene
ral discipline and management of the
schools rest with Miss III. e. Knowles, the
teacher OF the intermediate school, Miss
Knowles has done all that Is possible under
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-25

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN TEE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE JUNE 25.-
MIR. William Campbell, Rev. James Holmes,
Richmond; Miss Maggie White, Lexing.
ton, Va; Mrs. Phillis Hicks, PETERSBURG,
Va; Mr.. Peter Forseth, Langley Post
office, Va; Mrs. Ann E. Chandler, Staun-
ton, Va. Z. Gillian, Esq, Trent's Mills,
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC, PETERsBURG.-Messrs
Lybrock & Gibson, architects of this city,
have completed very fine design for the
academy of music to be built in Petersburg
this summer. The design has been accept.
ed. and if carried out according to the plan
of the accomplished architects, us we under
stand it, the new edifice will be quite an ad-
dition to the public buildings Of our sister
if1y
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Editors of the Dispatch: Please to insert
into your paper that one Austin Mitchell
has no authority from the colored Conserva-
tives to collect any funds from the citizens
of Richmond for the purpose of having a.
picnic at the city pump-house. lie has
used names of colorcd Conservatives with
out their authority. BY so doing you will
do us all great favor.
JosEPH Lows,
ABRAHAM HALL,
JOHN COMFY.
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10. 9. Fat regular meeting; Of Elk,
held on Thursday light the Esd instant, the
following officers were elected and installed
for the ensuing term of six months Chiel
Patriarch, J. g. Vaughn; High Priest, John
T. Waddell Senior Warden, Irving Smith
Scribe, George h. Bowden; Treasurer, Z
Holtzinger; Junior Warden, James Thomp.
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I,ARDOZo, FOURQUREAN & CO.,
OPPOSITE POST-oPFICk,
agr sGw opening large and varied assortment OF
new and elegant
JAPANESE SILKS.
JArAEEsE POPLlNs,
GRENADINES
SUIT CLOTHS,
snt other
DRESS GOODS.
LACE POINTS tsome very smauI,
PARAsOL COVERS,
LACE SETS,
LACE HASDkERCHIEFS.
LACE COLLARS.
In endless variety, that caDnot fall TO please.
All in want Of DRY GOODS are advised to give
us call, as our prices are as low as the lowest
and our assortment varied and complete.
ap29 CARDoZo, FouRQuREAN & co.
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SABBATH-ScHooL BAgTH AHABAH.-To-
day being the last of the present session OF
the Sabbath-school Bayth Ahabah, an ad.
dress will be delivered by Mr.. Charles Mil
hlSer at o'clock 7. M. The parents of the
scholars and all others feeling an interest in
the Sabbath school are requested to attend,
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IHE JETER PHILLIPS CAsE.-Petitions,
SAID to have near about 1000 signatures,
We're on yesterday presented to the Governor
for the Communication of the sentence of Jeter
Phillips to Imprisonment for life. If the De-
tltlon j; not granted, Phillips will, on Friday
rtxt the 1st Of July, suffer the extreme pen
atty Of the law for the crime of numbering
his wife. 1t is reported that the prisoner
cntcrtains but little hope of executive Gle
mency, and has again called in his spiritual
advisers .... -..s
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-ScHoot ASSOCIATION
ihe meeting of the Baptist Sunday-School
Association. which was postponed on the
18th instant, will take place on Sunday af.
ternoon the 2Gth instant ut the Leigh Street
church, at o'clock.
This will be a mass-meeting, and the
scholars are particularly invited.
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/. 0. B. DAT a meeting Of Rimnon
Lodge No. 6S, I. o. B. b., on the 10Th In
stant, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term Moses Hutzler, presi-
dent; Levi Hexter, yice-president Jacob
May, treasurer Leon schapp, recording
secretary Henry Gunst, financial secre-
tary; Philip Strause, assistant mentor NJ.
j. Rosendorf, inside guardian; Henry Saai,
outside guardian; William Lovenstein,
Isaac Hutzler, NJ. j. Michelbacher, I. Gug-
genheimer, and G. Heller, trustees.
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DICHMoND. COLLEGE, The !. Coni.

DICHMOND,s sC1LLEGE.-T The Conn g
III mcncement exercises Of Richmond Gpils9ol1 .
VIII take place next week in the sollQTi1 order:
On TUESDAY, June 2sta the Board OF TrustseS
Win hold their annual meeting att clcs2N Fsn::
In ths Second Baptist +churehs On3he eFtnis9 o.
that day at 81 p NJ, In ths II. 81 Baptist ehnrcn,
ljr. Albert T. Bledsoe will deliver tnc annual S9-
dress brfore the two licrary socfstte
ION THU9SDAY, sotb, the two ltsrafy soess:i - ~
win bold .hstr final celebration ut st ~
annual MN needing at d i. IL ID ID DE Fecond sspsi
ON FRIDAY evening, July ls., atst p Msa2thefl
First Baptist church. the closing exercises Of She
college win take place, aud Rev. William E.s
Hatcher viii delivefthe snfuM address bsferes she
Society Of Alumni. - ite eB--aCnTh1kg->
mo MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS
l. MEN, AND ALL OTHERS HkYfEGt S, tssS1
| CAsION TO UsE THE CITY DIRECTORY
FOR KINF0RMATI0N.-DkE lei LMQRnls.f2 f2se
compiler Of BOYD,S CITY. DIRECTORY ~ g
1870, would respectfully call yoar atfenta9n % pS
| DIRECTORY.z published BY Messts, BATEs -
fWADDY BROTHERS. OF this city. yhic chtsaowt
In The bands Of the btndera, AeSsrs stpoEs &aQss.
1851 Main street, and Will he ready for depysxE "
/ NONDAY next. This Is an entirely home rorks
| nrinted bound aad compiled I'm this efsy, and bs
| ha nrodneed comparison With thas Hoetglt;
| wnrk which has Just made It's appearsnee, VIII
.ssYy aii who have occasion 70 use for reference
thai the homo book. nith ah0ut. 5saoo .nddsifenA
names OF husiness men and Y sne 1esS
1 reliable work. FA.g ~. l-..l-a. " zp.-ls.-.
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SUMNER REAp1NG.-The July magazines
are all brim.gull of first-class summer read
ing, suitable for home, railway, and rural
retreats. A glance at the stock 3I Of, Ellys9faa son
call particular attention to Harper, the At
Iantic, the GALAXY, and Appleton's. Give
Ellyson g. 'raylor call before you so to the
depot. - '''.'
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TOURISTS, PLEAsURE-SBaKERs, and others,
find many points Of interest In and around our
city, but there isn't one so full of interest or 30
well deserving of mention as the mer chant tailor
lug establishment Of L. B. SPENCE & Son, 1900
Main gtratt f
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Remember - In your promenade OF an eve
ming the neat icc-cresm saloon At JACKSON 8, y
corner Main and Third streets.
He also makes and delivers to families, PIC.
Meg, fairs, &C., &C., pure ice-cream In am
quantity and OF any favor desired. 800
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DIY1DENDs.-The First National Bank
and the Union Bank Of Richmond have
each declared dividend of five per cent,
free of Government tax, payable to the
| stockholders Oh and after the 1st of July
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~ saw from tie beach, when the morning was
shinIng,n st4.fe 81 G
that It would be very hot day. SO went 70 K. B.
SPENCE i SONS and bought one OF his linen
oats for a dollar. ,..-
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AUCTION SALES THHs DAY.

On oil public or private Gales Of Real Estate
made deftoeem the 1st Of January ana the lst OF
'uts the purchasers pay the tones for the present
year, ont on all sales bett0eess the first cay OF
'atg aaad The last dag Of December the sesker
DGVS them. ... . H. .-.... ,..--r. .-... .
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Hot WEATHER.-Y yesterday was the hot
test day Of the season, the mercury reach
ing $50 in a cool place. At West Il John
ston's bookstore the temperature was at one
time $50 Fahrenheit. '' ''
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KNIGHTS OF PyTHIAs.-The members OF
this order proposing to 60 on the Fourth OF
July excursion to Baltimore will hold q
meeting at the Spotswood Hotel tonight to
make arrangements for the trip.
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RICHMONp, June sun, lSIO.

RICHMOND, June 9th, 1870.
TIME ECO-PARTNERSHIP II heretofore ex-
is,ing between GEORGE TIaBERLAaohnaE An q
animal consent. JAMES l.. TIhIBERLAkE VIII
Continue to conduct 8 GENERAL COMMISSION COlsSSa IN
ESS at the old stand, and restectMluiiy@ M 80 so-
cerp. GEOhUE iihoi''A
1e 10-2w --------
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s.PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE" Charles
ReaGe's latest work, IN paper and cloth, at ELY.
LON 8 TAYLeR's, lil6 Maiu street.
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MILLINERY.

AEILLINERY.--Just a received, 20 asSgz
Wl tdozen LADIES, STRAW HATS, yeMG
latest styles, which will be sold NJ gTsas
GOODS &C greatly reduced prices. :, .sGy9,
400 Broad streets4sf y
teA-st ~ II; corner Houltb.s
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LOVES YOUNG DREAM''-That she was cap
tiyated by that suit which 1 bought Of 4. B
SPENCE & SON, and ''Twas not all dream. -
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"PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE" Charles
Readc's latest novel, just received and for sale by
ELLYsoS & TAYLOR, next to Dispatch Office.
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DIVIDENDS.

! OFFICE UNION BANK OF RIcHMoSp, g..
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORsfE OF.
Il THE UNION BANK OF RICHMOND have
declared dividend Of five per cent. on tle caplLal
ia ,IIII,Y NEXT free OF Government ta1. t*'>@
'jc 2ltJyl JAMES MILLgIG Cssn.cr.- =
U,HE FIRST NATIONAL BANK has
4 Declared a seuii-anuuai dividend Of ave per !,
cent, payable to the stockholders free ofdoSefa'
rrent tax. on aud after the lst Of July 9e1L az =
lie 25-tJyl ). B. sMllt2t oasutetsI
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PERsoNAL.-Rey. DR.. Hoge will preach
before the students of the University of
Virginia on Sunday night. :'.... :.
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INSPECTOR OF TOBACCO. .-Governor Walker
has appointed w. B. Weisiger inspector al
Anderson & Myers's warehouses, Rich
mOnd.
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All the leading magazines, weekliss, and daihes
published, can be found at ELLYsos q TAYLoh's
news depot, next to Dispatch building. ig
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Demorest's and Godey's Fashion Aontaltes for
July received, and for sale at ELLYsoN& TAY-
LoR's news depot next TO Dispatch building.
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CHEAP.-The clothing bought at 1900 Main
street. suit may be bought at less X-SPEScE
than anywhere else In the city. .. ~-i.
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atlantic, Putnam, and Ltpptncott, for July. re-
ceiyed and for sale ut ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's news
depot, next to Dtspatch building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-25

RICHMOND COLLEGE was the scene yes
terday evening of very pleasant little as
semblage, the occasion being the last meet
ing for this session of the Mu Sigma Rho
Literary Society. Lured by the refreshing
night air and the cool, grassy carpet of the
college lawn, the young gentlemen wisely
determined to forsake their hall and pre-
pare seats for themselves and their guests
under u cluster of spreading trees. Here
tasteful hands had suspended number OF
shaded lights, which shed q mellow glow
on the gay crowd beneath.
Professors and students took. part in the
speaking, and many were the pleasant
tests, many the touching illusions to fond
.recollections, many the earnest words OF
sound advice and cheering encouragement,
many the fervent prayers for the prosperity
of one another and of the Society. Among
the active participators whose voices rung
out on the evening air, and whose senSl-
ments called forth enthusiastic and pro-
longed applause, we noticed Professors
Harris and Curry, Messrs. Fentress of Ac-
comac, E.. c.. Caben Of Richmond, and Pea
tross of Caroline.
But the event of the evening was the pre-
sentation of copy Of Websters Una
bridged Dictionary to Mr.. C. +. james, OF
Loudoun. Mr.. james took an active part
in re6rganizing the Society at the reopening
of the college in 1866, and has ever since
been one of its most active and honored
members and will, it is understood, re-
ceiye from the Faculty ut the close of the
session his well-earned degree. The book
was presented by Mr.. A. Fleet, Jr., ol
King and Queen, in a neat address, as a
slight testimonial of the high regard in
which the worthy recipient is held by all
his isfellow-members." ,.4 .ss<.
The interest Of the presentation was not
little heightened by the fact that it had
been kept profound secret from the per
son most nearly interested, and so was re-
ceiyed not with set speech but with the
simple outgushings Of afull heart.
Thus passed an evening whose pleasures
will not soon fade from the recollection ol
anv who had the privilege of attending.
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The thermometer rose to SO yesterday-l3 NOR
than z. B. SPENCE & Son ask for gautc shirts.
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NOTICE TO sHIPPEEs.-s6As.sxstussa
IN The boats OF :tha JAMES RI ~
YER AND KAEAWHA. CANAlg;C ;COMYI1EX
gill leave the dock as usual promptly at I ~, %
Freight and tolls on goods for .LynchfnnS and
seyond collected on delivery Or psspatd stI shs
6e afforded consfgnees, bat nd obligation Is AS
sumed to deliver down freight elsewhere than As
py office On the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight viii not be teliTered TIL charges Aea
paid. 'i.S%
Boats locked and insured. Hrii CT HI ert5B
de IL u; r.. ',.- EDWARD DILLON, AGea21ia
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All the leading magazines and periodicals for
sale by ELLYsos 3 TAYLoB, pe1sto Dispatca Oh
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FURNITURE, dc.

TARWOOD & RITTER,
ri " "onnosit. The post-ofnce, Main street.
Have now Oh hand and are constantly manu1ac-
turing the most complete and varied assort-
CHAMBER FURNITURE, s..
PARLOR FURNITUREs.
UINING-ROOM FURNITURE, anu .....
MATTRESSES.
And we would invite ali In want OF good, SUB
stsntisI articles In our line to examine our stotk.
No ..st ablishment in the State can oIer greater
tndnccmcnts We have goods to suit all parties.
Ejerant sets of superior workmanship and line
finish and plain goods of every deSGriptloni anu
u viii teIl YOU secret are still reducing our
prices, Cafl opposite the post-efhce, up stairs.
my 80
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RARE AND BEAUTIFUL spring styles OF leWelryi
elegant new patterns Of pins aud drops; glove
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WHITE GROUND GRENADINES. embroidered
ard striped, at 2oc. ...
BACKGROUND GRENADINES at 45c.
BACKGROUND HERNANI at CSC. tosI;
PURE MoHAIR LENO at esc.;
FIGURED LAWNS at le.c.;
oRGANDIES at e5c.:
WHITE PIQUES, all fgurcs and prices;
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLINS, all styles;
BLACK SILKS, ell grades. .'..
Great bargains In WHITE GOODS, such as
MUSL1Ns,
CAMBKICs,
ORGANDIEs,
NAINsooK,
CORsETS,
HOSIERY,
HANDKERcHIEFs.
The best lcsc. LINEN. Hh.NDkERcHIEF in
.ria city.
PAE.ASOL COVERS at Sl.50;
EA1BROIDERIES, LACEs, &C.;
RIBBONS, all widths and colors;
ind everything else usually kept In lrst-class
| house, .: very low prices. If
HIRsH GuGGENHEIMER,
g27 Broad street.
J. ! :; E dnssHsz, HsAS: Statesmen. 60,
| +. Z. GRETTER,S JET
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A1tltmund listtatrh..


THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIcPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATIoN OF ALL THE OTTER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. 49,
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OLD DOMINION LODGE, No, 4,
~ KNIGHTS Of PYTHIAs, attend q ealleda
meeting SATURDAY EVENING nt O'Clock, at
spe swoed Hotel, TO completes sarrangemeutss for
91s ss.R baltimore THE coMMII44S1EE.e e"'
l. meeting OF the Board Of Control OF th6 ElrI
Departmentfor the assessmant OF dnes will be- held
at the engine-house, Broad street, on H0NUKy,
n te 2s--at I. II. ,.f.1l-E.. WARREN. Clerk,
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
/ have just opened new and handsome assort-
mont of LADIES DRESS GOODS and FANCY
ARTICLES, to which invite the public to call
and examine
Particular bargains IN RIBBONS, of all widths,
for sashes and trimmings: the latest style pom
GEE SILK PARASOLS ; the latest style LACE
COLLARS, very low and handsome: ladies' best
KID GLOVES S73c. worth $l.5o; full line oi
ladies' and children's HUSE; IRISH LINENS
TABLE-LINEN NAPKINS extra bargains In
PIQUES, from 2oc., &C., Soc 4oc., and sec. worth
great deal more sets Of COLLARS and CUFFS
very cheap striped BERAGE loc. worth lsc.
plain LENOS 2Oc. worth soc. and a full assort-
ment OF DRESS GOODS at New York prices
white CAMBRICS; SWISS TARLETANS a,
pauic prices; all shades of SATIN for trimming
black and colored SILKS for dresses very cheap
mems aud boys wear LINENS, COTTONADEs.
Cali early and secure some ofthe great bargains
at No. f4ii Main street, two doors from Fourteenlh
street. re P. STRAUSS,
Ie IL I'm Agent
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ST. JOHNS DAY-MASONIC fEST1FITlIs
AND misunderstanding recurrence OF
tho festival Of St. John the Baptist-the
great day of the Masonic calendar-Was the
occasion of several very pleasant reInions
of the Masonic fraternity of Richmond.
At o'clock in the morning the members
of Joppa, Temple, and Metropolitan Lodges
assembled at St.. Alban's Hall, where, in
the presence of many visiting brethren, the
officers of each Lodge were installed with
the usual appropriate and time-honored
ceremonies of the craft. The installation
over, the brethren were invited to the re-
freshment room, and there fortified them
selves for the labors Of the day by partak-
ing of the solids and liquids furnished by
Joppa Lodge. -:
At hall-past O'Clock the officers Of ,Loge
FRANCHISE, No. 53, were installed by Right
Worshipful (Judge) Beverly II. Wclltord,
District Deputy Grand Master, the ceremo-
MES being witnessed by Il large number OF
brethren from all parts of the city, and
some from rural Lodges. .-. -
Worshiprul julius Strause, the new mas
ter, on taking the chair, delivered an ad-
dress which, though brief, was replete with
truly Masonic sentiments, finding an echo
| In the breast of every brother present.
The next feature on the programme was
proved the most interesting, although quite
surprise TO majority of the visitors. 1t
| was the presentation Of the keystone of a
| mark master to the retiring master Wor-
| shipftil j. Thompson Brown. This elegant
level was presented on behalf Of the Off
GERS and members of the Lodge by Wor-
shipful B. R...Wellford, who, in some neat
remarks, paid merited tribute to the worth
of the recipient of the testimonial, and as.
sured him of the high place which he had
won in the esteem and affections OF bis
brethren. Mr.. Brown made most appro-
PIRATE and impressive reply, alluding to the
honors conferred upon him by the Lodge,
and to the appropriateness and significance
of the testimonial selected, and expressing
| the hope that in the future he would be
more worthy of their Masonic regards.
The Lodge was soon after closed, and the
| brethren withdrew to Brother AngePs
apartment. where bountiful breakfast In
vited their attentive consideration, and was
discussed for half an hour or more to tht
entire satisfaction Of everybody.
| The third reunion of the day took place
at the old Masons' Hall, on Franklin street
which has so often opened its hospltaDl(
doors to the brethren Of the Mystic lie
Here the officers Of Richmond Lodge, NO
! 10, were installed; after which there wa:
sea feast of reason and flow Of SOUL
Toasts were drunk, and several speeches
| both witty and impressive, were made.
| At night Henrico, No. 130, and Dove, No
81, installed their officers, and the installa
ti0ns were numerously attended.
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n JUNE II, ls7U.
DIssOLUTION AND PARTNERSHIP.
~ The co-partnership heretofore existing BE-
tween IA kI,TON & GARNETT has been dis
solved by mutual consent, ". s. Carlton, Esq,
having Withdrawn fr ON the firm: J., ,,+,
rest THE style of tue firm hereafter VIII he
GARNETT Il WARE. who will eondnet The
GENERAL BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS at
the old stand. COS Broad street. ~,
An persons indebted to Carlton Il Garnett VIII
n,ease settle with Garnett Il Ware and all bills
Contracted by Carlton Garnett VIII be seItieo oS
Garnett 6 Ware. a.r,,,~,urr
|, CARROLL GARNETT, ...."'
v. S. CARLTON. -
Thankful to my friends and the public for the
liberal patronage they have bestowed upon me,
I,SiIi sk the ccntinu snce OF the same on my sue
cessOTs. Most respcctiuiIS' O o.pInoN
1e 22-1w V. =. S.HhG1O-
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pPECIAL NOTICE.
. ~ r - 81 :------'j - ~. ''.s.'
WEST POINT AND HANOVER JUNCTION,

WEST POINT AND HANOVER JUNCTION,
RAILROAD.
To G. A. Wallace, John B. Davis, Thomas Dos
,well, Theodore Garnett, II. o. Peatross, W.R.
B. Wyatt, Jernss G. White, B. B! Douglas pE5I'
bert s. Ryland, William ID. Pollard, William
N. Stehley, William 9. Wood, b! Richards, Ro-
ger Gregory, Camm g. darnett Larkin o, Gar;
rett, Fleming Meredith, William g. 'AyictE
John Helderman, @. j. Hill James 3. New, DO
isepn Ry land, T. B. Henley, william r. Bland
e. B. Montague, John. T. seawen, j. N. stusbs,
.J. W. G. Catlett, j. b. Brown, John p. Tabb,
land =. T. Charlton, gentlemen. incorporators:
In accordance with the provisions OF tncorpora-
ton you are hereby notified and requested to as.
semble at tsNew's Hotei.'f In the town Of West
Point, King William county; on MONDAY the
9Th day Of July, 1870, for the purpose OF ternnoS
rary organization and to consider matters OF III.
terest and importance to our company.
W1LDIAM y. POLLARQ,y
f.,ss'ss., .a -r'. g. A. WALLACE,' |F.t.
r. 0. PEATROSS, .s'tif8 =
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10 21-d&swtd J. N. STUBBS- .tl; e. a-sLl
TIHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
J. ofthe STOCKHOLDERS OF THEMUfUALI
BANKING COMPANY will take, place on
THURSDAY, June 3oth at IL O'Clock M
I .>,'.~'.r' r. A. LANCASTER, .Gashier..~
Richmond, June 9th, 1870. -, ,f,,.,. 1e sd !,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-25

We have received our
FOURTH SUPPLY OF SUMMER DRY GOODS
at unprecedentedly low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-25
No. 6N,

MO. G27. No. 627,
IN THE POPULAR
BROAD-STREET DRY GOODS STORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-25

AT the opening of the court yesterday
Mr.. Neeson presented the response of Fl.
4. Ellyson and others to the complaint of
r. D. Mitchell and others in the matter of
the contested election In the city of Rich
moDd. This response was published in the
Dispatch of yesterday except the following
concluding paragraph: -srsa .s.st.,-, :
"These respondents are ready to MAIN
tain the allegations herein contained by
due legal evidence, to be adduced in such
mode and manner, and upon such time and
notice as the nature of the case and the
order of the court shall require.
Oh. K. ELLYsoN, . s.s ..s
"THoMAs U. DUDLEY, and others, -