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MEETINGN.
NoTICE.-RICHMOND AND LYNCH

AND LYNCH
IN BURG RAILROAD.-To Thomas w. Nc
Cance, Franklin Stearns, Joseph Il. Anderson,
David j. Burr, Fl. G. Cabeu, W. g. Paine, Isaac
Davenport, Jr., William B. Isaacs, Parker Camp
bell, John D: Harvey, Willis y. Dance, William
P. Burwell w. A. Perkins, George d: Saunders,
William Hacker, ". II. Perkins, Wilson Hicks
Lloyd j. Resil, Peyton Wise, John Meredith.
George Baughman, Robert T; Williams, John
liam Perkins, and l.. ID. Isbell gentlemen, incor-
poraters You are hereby notified and requested
cityof Richmond at 10 o'clock A. M. on TUES
DAY the sgsh instant for the purpose Of orgnniza-
fion In accordance with recent act Of tie Legis.
'latufe Of Virginia, and for the transaction Of
business important to the interests of the pro-
3ected railroad from Richmond TO LYnchburE.
- .=.#-i-ss bLtFYp J.B BEALL,
Chairman Committee, &C.
Yli-d&sHtJTze
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The New JAMES RIVER LINE.-Seyeral of
the directorso OF the new James River Steam
boat Company (Merchants and Planters)
are going down the river to-day to canvass
among the farmers for subscriptions to the
capital stock of the company. Money will
doubtless he well invested in this enter
prise. AS several mistakes appeared in tho
1t to-day. The directors are: Messrs. Al
bert Ordway, Stephen Mason, II. T. Gias-
gov, ]. S. Tower, and Asa Snyder. The
general agent is Colonel George Dick.
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LEIeH-STRBEr BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL,:
On Sunday last Mr.. A. B. Clarke was elected
superintendent of the Leigh-Street Baptist
Sunday school to fill the vacancy
by the resignation of Mr.. William II. Will
liams.3 Both Of these gentlemen are emil
nently qualified for the position, and they
equally enjoy the confidence Of the school,
in whose welfare they are so much inte-
rasfpd u
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lMlARIlTIH5E j + Il 5 I[NTELnEgEM,sy,z..,
& PoRT OF RICHMOND, JULY &c, 1870.

IL AHhIt kUs
z Steamer State Of Maryland, Travers, baltimore,
and passengers, w. Z. Brett.
!! steamer Isaaci N. Bell, Bourne, New York,
and gassengers. john Y. Wyatt. :,
ciandise and passengers, L. B. Tattni. r. :.
Schooner j. II. Espp, Coles, New York, pig
iron, Old Dominion N all Company
Schooner Z. r. Douglas, Ellis, Albany, lumber,
C. e. WMflock. g,... #.s
it. ~ SAILED. .7
Steamer John Sylvester. Gtford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum. -
Steamer State of Maryland. Trayers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, w. p. Brett
Steamer Norfolk, Plat, T Philadelphia, merch2n-
disc and passengers, w. L. Porter.
q 2 MEMORANDA.
& WEST POINT, July M.--Arrived, steamer Ad-
miraf, ReyboId, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, York River Railroad Company, end
AcoUrA CREEK, July, A.-Arrtyed, steamer
GeorReanna, Baltimore, merchandise and pas
railroad, and sailed on return. ... ~ ..,si
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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE,
RIO IIMOSD VA. July 25 1870,

EACIlANGE fIUIEL NNIJ DNT!4AItU IfUUSE,
RItlIMOND, VA, July Is, 1910.
We, the jury In the case of the Commonwealth
Us. John Gerhiser, have, OH motion, unanimously
s.ResoIued, That our thanks are due to j. L..
DARLINGTON, Esq, proprietor of the Exchange
HOTEL and to his employees, for the LIBERAL enter
taiument and kind attention that we have received
during our stay or several days Mt This well kept
establishment, and we do hereby tender our cor
dial thanks to Mr.. CARRINGTON and those In his
services as o small return for his hospitality.
'ReSolued, That Sergeant T. U. DUDLEY, Esq,
aud his deputy. p. II. AUGUST, Esq, have treated
lib with distinguished consideration iu tho pre-
sent case, and VIC return them our grateful
thanks for tins uniform kindness during our ger
vice as jurors.'' NEsToR ii. FORBES,
Foreman,
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THE WHITE SULPHUR FANCY BALL.-ircat
preparations are being made for the first OF
The series of grand fancy and masquerade
balls, which is to take place at the Green
brier White Sulphur Springs on tomorrow
night. Quite q number of ladies and gen.
tlcmen will go from Richmond on purpose
to be at the White on this occasion !; and
the fashion and beauty Of other cities will
be iberally represented. .....
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TIE LIFE AND DEATH OF JETER PHILLIps.-
The SENT Weekly Dispatch, out this morning,
contains full and carefully-prepared history OF
the crime and execution of JETER PHILLIPS, to-
gether with his three confessions, Governor Walk
er's letter giving his reasons for refusing TO COM
mute the sentence of death, and other Interesting
matter now first In print. For sale by ELLYSoN
g. TAYLoR, No. 11ls Main street.
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William Willis, Jr., Secretary.

PUBLIC NoTICE.-I take this me: hod Of return
ing my sincere thanks TO Mayor ELLYsoN, Of
Richmond; to his chief of police, Jor JouN
PoE auo TO Captain JAMES M. TYLER, for the In
valuable services rendered me III preserving order
at and near the county courthouse on the 22d In
slant, and especially to Captain TYLER for the
prompt and efficient manner In which he had my
orders executed on that trying occasion.
..m. .-s.s. II. +. SMITH, 81
Sheriff of Henrico county,
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ltREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
" OF BOARD AT THE

MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA..
TINS delightful WATERING RESORT, faYora-
r,,r The wonderful medicinal properties of its WA
t,rs and fashionable patrons, VIII open for the
s.tsnn on JUNE 18th.
Inc location Q 900 feet above the sea level, with
,uul mountain air and most magnificent scenery,
t...ihcr with two extensive baths, supplied
with mineral water from springs that rise In the
baths AT 4 temperature of - degrees, renders the
''ulj Swr,tn the most attractive resort In the
iuir,I 'iatcs. Hotels, cottages, and ballroom
Illuminated by gas.
suitable ll,tryi in connection with the Springs.
Telegraph communication To every part Of the
norlt. Board, e.. so per day; 500 per month
g. JOHN IL. WILSON,
4. 2O2n Manager.
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Picnic AT WEsTovBR.-The Sabbath
school attached to the Gracc-Street Baptist
church will hold n picnic at Westovcr on
Thursday next. The steamer will leave the
wharf at O'Clock A. NJ. This will be one
of the most delightful little trips of the
season, embracing, as it does, ride down
the river through scenes rendered historical
by the late war, and several hours spent on
the delightful grounds of WeStover. Re-
turning, will reach the city about ?. NJ.
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NEW LODGE OF KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As.--
The lodge instituted on Saturday night by
Grand Chancellor Wade is called Marshall
No. =. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: L. n. Samd ders, v.
p; John c.. Teller, w. c.; J. j. Wing
field, ". c.; S. F. Wingtield, r. S.; II. g.
Il. Barnes, f. S. !; D. B. Prosser, B.; G. =.
Epps, Guide j. E. Wingfeld, !. S.; B. ID.
n g
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VOLUNTARY MANsLAUGHTER.z-In the
Hastings Court Yesterday the jury in the
case of John Gerhiser, a United States SOL
dier, indicted for the murder of f.. B.
Hovey, returned verdict of voluntary
mansfaughter, and ascertained the term: OF
his confinement in the penitentia1y at three
years. Sentence has not yet been pro.
nounced. 1t is thought that q motion tor q
new trial will he made on Friday.
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DISSOLVED AND CoNsoLIDATED.-The we'll
known firm of SeIden g. Co., newsdealers,
the reader will sec by reference TO- our adj
yertising columns, has been dissolved, and
Mcssrs. j. Wall Turner and G. z. Selden
have associated under the firm style Of Tur-
ncr & selden, and will conduct the news
and book business at No. 91S Main street.
The well-known experience and enterprise
of these gentlemen will ensure their success
in this new venture.
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SERIOUS AcoIDENT.-On Sunday afternoon
liam Flegenheimer, fell through the sky
light to the floor of the house No. 816 Broad
street, distance Of about eighteen feet,
and received injuries which it is feared
may prove fatal. The little fellow was
wounded in the vicinity Of the heart by
broken glass, and was also cut about the
neck, arms, and head. Drs. Mcguire and
Mills administered surgical aid to the suf-
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F1RE.-The alarm from box 81, sounded
on Sunday morning, was caused by the roof
of the house occupied by Messrs. William
Fl. and r. r. Lyme, on Broad street be-
tween Twenty seventh and Twenty-eighth,
taking fire from q spark from the chimney.
The fire was quickly extingtlished, and the
damage proved trifiing. ~ lt# :.
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STRAW GOODS, STRAW GooDs.-GREAT BAR
GAINS FOR THIRTY DAYs.-My entire stock
marked down, and many articles will be sold for
halftheir value to make room for my fall stock.
u,.a A. A. ALLEN, 1916 Main street.
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EXCURSIONS.

RICHMOND, FREDERIcKsBuRG AND PoToMAc)
RAILROAD COMPANY
RICHMOND, June 90, 1870, }
SEASON OF 1870 TO
IA 1. .HNr NIAGARA FALLS,
s,..s..t ~. SARATOGA SPRINGS, r.. .aE
.-... NEWPORT, and .-. e-,a.
LAKE GEORGE.
Tickets to the above-named resorts offered at
low rates. Apply at the office OF the company, cor
ner OF Broad and Eighth streets. ~.
-''.". j. B. GENTRY,
jy 1--lln General Ticket Agent.
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GALE AcCEPTED.-The Rev. j. G. Neiffer,
pastor Of st. Marks English Lutheran
church, having resigned, has accepted acall
to st. Johns church, of Salisbury, n. G..
He will take charge Of his new pastorate In
the course Of u few months.
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ROBBERY IN HENRICo. .-Another thief, or
the same one, has for the third; time recently
robbed Mr., Alex. Kerr, who lives about
three miles above the city, on the Deep
Run turnpike. This time a lot of clothing
and shotgun was all that was taken. "
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GRAND MASQUERADE 90
AND FANCY DRESS BALL. On

A GRAND MASQUERADE AND FANCY
DRESS BALL will !be given ut the MONT
GOMEItY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS on
THURSDAY EVENING, 18th instant.
There will be a first-class Costumcr on the
ground. 1''.
There will be GRAND TOURNAMENT at
the MONTGOMERY WHITE on THURSDAY,
4th Of August. Fine horses can he procured on
the premises.
jy25-3t WILSON q LORENTI.
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SEAT oP WAR IN EURoPE.-We have re-
ceived from Messrs. Ellyson & Taylor.
very neat and well-executed map Of the
seat of war in Europe. All who feel an in
terest in the conflict now about to COM
mence should have copy Of it.
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EFFECTS OF THE HEAr.-Y Yesterday was
another "hottest day of the season. One
case of sunstroke was reported. 1t was
that of Mr.. Gustave Focke, clerk, board
ing ut sol Marshall street. He was taken
home, and was doing well astaight..
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CoLroN's MAI OF THE SEAT OF WAR IN
EUROPE, showing all the towns, villages,
streams, &C., in the district, at Ellyson IL
Taylor's, 1l1G Main street.
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HrOUNTA1N-T HOUSE.-This we'll

WI known place Of summer resort, situated In
l.nrklsh Gap, on the Blue Ridge mountain, and
within one mile "f Anon depot, on the Chcsa-
peak AMI uniu railroad having been newly re-
f,t,d viii entirely new aud elegant furniture, Is
n"w open for the reception OF visitors.
The air At Mntl NTAiNTOP Is always remark
ahN cool, with fine frecstouc and chalyDcdtc
water, ani magnificent view.
I'll" undersigned having leased the above pro-
irrty, will spare no pains To make their guests
comfortable.
t,ucsts wiz be conveyed 10 and from the depot
free Of charge. Address
5. II. GOODLOE Il Co,
Aftoh depot
i,.i--om ChnSa rcakc and Ohio Railroad.
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Remember ''in your promenade or an eve-
ming the neat ice-cream saloon at "JACKsoN's,'
corner Main and Third streets.
He also makes and delivers TO famil lies, pc-nics,
fairs, &C., &c, pure ice-cream In any quantity
and OF aUy haTur desired.
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PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
can have the Dispatch mailed to their ad.
dress by ordering the same at this office
Terms, sixty cents per month. ...-
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The Prince William Tie ard Imperial Scarf at
L. B. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street. For al
kinds of gentlemen's notion goods call at E. B.
SPENCE 6 SONS.
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MOSQUITO NETs.-HoLMEs's PATENT ORIEN-
TAI MOSQUITO CANOPY, the best in use, for sale
by j. HENRY GRAFTON, No. Ninth street (threo
doors above Main). .t
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For coal and coke and cooking wood go to Mr.
j. b. WATKINS I'LL Main street, nearly opposite
this Office, rs the quality and low prices caunot
well be euualled. ~
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To prevent sunstroke get one Of those light Um-
brellas which f. B. SPENCE & Son keep. No one
was ever known to have sunstroke under an
umbrella.
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VARIETY SPRINGS will be opened for
' The reception Of visitors on the FIRST OF
n'lY. They lie flfteen miles west Of Staunton,
directly on the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad, the
,,,,. .toruing at them. The mineral waters are
.rty nuc consisting Of chalybeate, alum, all
i.alIns and sulphur. Mountain scenery grand.
Music and other amusemepts. Bathing Ill healing
water gratis.
TsHMS: Ono month, $40; per week, $l2; per
,lsr a.. Children under twelve years and scr
,.nls half price. L. & N. BURRUSS,
.. i.-2m Propretors.
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III, ELLYSoN It Co. will insert advertisements in
the principal newspaperstn Virginia, North Caro-
lima Tennessee and The northern cIties, at pub
lishers' rates for ca9h. Apply At this ot1ces
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LoTHAIR, by>Disraeli; Put Yourself In Hfs
place, by Charles Reade; ard Lady OF the Ice, by
Dc UhIlc; ut ELLYsoS.S TAYLoa'S, Ills Main
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FRANK LEsLIE's, Godey's, and Demorest's
fashion books for August for sale at ELLYsoy q
TAYLoR's news depot, 1lI6 Main street. ~
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TOURNAMENT AND BALL.-There will be a
grand tournament and ball at the Rock
bridge Baths on Friday next, the goth in
Stant. "".' e-.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK LAUGHTON. win sell at their sales
=" rooms ut 10 O'Clock, beds, bedsteads, ward
robes, mattresses, bureaus, sofas, &c. J i
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AooU1rTED.-In the Hastings Court yes
terday Elizabeth Hubbard, indicted for
felony, was found not guilty and dis
nhn rrpl.
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OLD PAPERS, In packages OF one hundred or
more, for sale at the Dispatch countIng-room.
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Published by authority Of Council.
iY 2I-5t T. c.. HOWARD, City Clerk.
DIssOLUT1ONs sk PARTNERSHIPS.

nIS The partnership
~ heretofore existing under the name and style
of SElIDEN q 90. Is this day dissolved by the
withdrawal of Mr.. GEORGE u. ENNIS. All un-
tended to by the new firm Of TURNER d SELL
DEN. G.. p. SELDEN, t1itstl
GEORGE o. ENNIS.
RICHMOND, July rs, 1870. 1EIEi jy25-lt
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1870. 7 t....... 81 - ..l,.3. s.ls ,ss 1876.
's'E'f SUMMER fARRANGEMEET. ~ eiii
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE, Z,
go" t's SHORT LINE. 80 1Asaat 80.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 4 !.
PoToMAC RoU TE TO ALL PONIES
: NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.sT,,,.'',, =, -, =

!, TRArNH Ho. L--THRouaH MAIL TRAIE,cta.
Washington leayes the depot corner or ByrQ ana
Eighth Streets daily at fI;i5 A ArriYes 49, "
EisRmgSa @ m lHn Hsy BALTIMORE ExpREsss
TRAIN sonnecting q Aguis @ sEeek wisai ssssf sss
depot, corner or Broad and Eighth streets daily
lSundaw excepted) At O'Clock +. M. Arrives m
safRRRfISse FRRIS No. Saoaeefi osan4fHRSpSa i
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byfd xn0
Eighth Streets, daily Sundays exceptedis 'atiSSs
P. M Arrives in Richmond thoudays excorsso1i
y TaRouaH fiii a III TICKETS and ! THRo ogaH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to ell primo ipap points N Sno
NORTH EAST, and NORTHWEsT:
gREIEHTs contracted for and aTH fSrMHarSs s.
" WsPECxAL aiuxAL NoTrcE.-The BALTfMOEE Hy..
PRESS TRAIN win run as far as MaifoRai stattGE
on sandays leaving Richmond, corner. 9a BIosat Is;t
Leave Milford Oh Mondays ss ,s:7s ALL ana ar'.
filI Apply pi q. : OFFICE, CORNER Of
Broad and Eighth streets: II q r.H,;sTrRsY /,
d Us . 3Fs.t; GeneraI TICKET Agent 1
Ed. p p. MYERS, General Z, supsriafenas99ff
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DICHMOND AND DANY1LLERAdas,
E& KOAD.-PASsENGER SCHEDULE:

,as esso ssSs HchSasa a sHs sHFd asdgy
dsys q I t. fay: saaTeS9 a. ssl M
cept sandaysl az t:s5 p. q. skILs.
hh2 fxrsfss issTss psaIis hsss a.y Kassd asy
= sofse SIssas sSss aas{ and
e;ys eaes sassS
days) atI14 r. lM. !; arrive at Richm0ad daily
ND Siess saPsaxs Il esSss as
p. M leaves Danyille daiiyst na7 P:sld.p afs
riyss = Richmond daily x: q ,,7js 5i9 Al IS
connects at ,Burkeyille with, the trains 0u rths
southslde road for Petersburg, N9rfolk, Lynch.
burg and sn stations on The soqshside ana VIZ
poInss s5utS
Ths mFSose VII ma saa Rsss so %
ysana Ssa e MGS %I.a s
RaeS saS aha
6hfss Aes sbe sIsash
train. - % THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
jy1S ..:..--. II. .-.nhi. sulertnten9ens q
DICHMOND AND. ID YORK RIVER
~ RAMK9A1 b bIkEEaR RAtTHs2R 2H9s
| DAYsk-P4ssENaER scHEDGLE. -;
Passengers for Baltimore aud pofnts NORTH
si s es sSnd Yorf
Richmond DAILY Except Sundaysl 1t <F.M.,
for West Point, where they take t4e last 1 4 and
| tain s. w. BREEMAN or ADMIRhL. / Captsin
| PHILIP REYBoLD,-both Of which have, been
newly fitted out with splendid ace1mmodation
| for passepgers-reaching Baltimore the following
morning In time to connect with the trains for
philadelphia, New York, and the West.5 tRetnrn-
ing, the boats leave pier No: Llght,StISet
DAILY except Sundaysl at 4 O'Clock II. fM.,)
passengers arriving In Richmond. at $40 a. Z:
express train on tic Richmond and DanYIlle raiIs
road FOR Dsnvills and all 1points on that road {:
Greensboro. Salisbury, Charlotte 4e., .E.l1,;
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for Gle ySriouS
celebrated Springs on the line Of that road. i,
at lP. II. Leaves West Point daily q $40 A. II. !.
:, Freight @ reGelved and % forwarded promptly and
through bills OF lTansE gsysn g groIWhent
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HARPER's BAzAR is to hand from Ellyson
& Taylor, news agents, next to Dispatch
office, Main street.
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OCUST GROVE, ,,v,or
ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA,

. opcn for visitors. For hcatifulncss, coou
,.l,,r &c. IL Is unsurpassed in tlrc mountains.
,rUMs AZ per day. $40 per week, $50 per in"n1n:
sIircn under twelve years and servants, hail
..,rc Deductions for parties spending thc sum
w. 10 G3 ami A. X. VA NCET, in.
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nISSOLU TION OF CO-PARTNER-'
~ SIHP.-The co-partnership hitherto existing
between the undersigned, nthe name and style Of
consent on the lat Instant. The name Of the firm
will be used only In settlement. - = t"ss" +" :
Inc dents @ t,,a OF "; H. IuGpaS III " W. WI De as
LETT, who will carry on the business lately con-
Quoted by us. w. G.. TURPIN,
.-.4.. EDWARD DILLON, j
s.t 1-,s '@s" THOMAS ELLETT.s r5
Richmond, July goth, 1870. t'5,.t tye1-lw
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SHIPPING,


Tor BALTIMORE.-St Steamer
a PETERsBgRG win leave her sssisaI
Freight received up to y O'Clock II. M. WE'D
NESDAY. For freight or passage apply to ,y..s
ty2o w. L. BRETT, Agent.
FOR NEW YORK.-The OldAIsn.,
II dominion Steamship Company 8 - I.
elegant side-wfeel Steamship ISAAC BELL, Cap
on TUESDAY, July 2etilt at O'Clock p. M. Freight
SO; ronnd-trfp tickets, $40 For freight or passage
apply to JOHN ". WYATT, Agent
>. ty 25 -2t 81 .5,.iga No. Governor street.
NOTICE TO OSHIPPERs.- sss5.-,ssggzss
1S Che boats or the JAMES RI
yER AND EANAWHA CANAL COMPANY
viii leave the dock as usual promptly at u N. on
TUESDAYS. URSDAYS1 agd SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchhurg and
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid, At the
be afforded consimees, but no obligation is as.
slmcd TO deliver down freight elsewhere than at
NV office on the Dock without special agreement,
way freight win not be delivered till charges are
paid. .'Fass .
deM 1' ' ~ EDWARD DILLON. Agent.
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NOTICE.-The Undersigned win continue
IN the WHOLESALE GROCERY AHDssCOl,Ma.
MISSION BUSINESS at the old stand y : hsrSny VII
fore, In the name and style OF RQBEsI =. w. "
LLAMS & CO., on his own account. .na ~ Al,
The came strict attention 70 businSss e.. A 41'. - -
eonsinfnenss VIII be given as nerea22aos' ,u,t the
Gn1eIs igned i1 45Eys ~, -, - 1urrIyAMs
+ 1y i-.lm RObrh = r.--W -s--s----- -
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" BATH COUNTY, VA.

This celebrated watcrinS-place WIN DC opcI, 10, on
a., III Of June for the reception of visitors Inc
yj,tIml, saIubrious, aud highly inviS"rating.
ri.sc waters have been known audseclchrated lor
r.. ir curative W.T. tues for nearly accntnrS.
Eoutc bv railroad TO the Millboro' depot ON the
,I,,aptakc and Ohio railroad thence by stage
rlf.yu miles to Warm Springs.
for circulars containing full account Of theSe
sacrs. write to ,
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W. II. McDANNALD, Agent.

since this announcement have MADE arrange
.,,,,. to Aid I'm the management Of the Warm
sr-inps this season. My connection With and
-s:Rscment OF the Healing Springs for three sue
r,,-iyc seasons Will, trust be guarantee 10 my
C.icnds Of a cordial and hospit able welcome. The
rnnllr generally are requested TO trs once more
,al, raynritc cid place.
70 !-2m JOHN IL. fCbANh.
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r OST, ON THE 23D INSTANT, 3j
i corner Nineteenth and Broad streets SASZ~sSrs
a POINTER DOG named ,'tJack,'' with large
Iver-colored spots medal No. SIS; taxes paid
for 1870. A liberal reward will be paid for his
delivery at the Office Of the Southern Express
Comnany ...r =. ...E ty 26--lt<
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l", mex, sc,s sion commences September Is, 1870,
nnd dri"scs June Is, 1871. ...'.# = '.r....
THE Principal and his associates are graduates
"sI" ctiycly of the Virginia University and Of
'n'hrllcc, England, and are teachers oflarge cx-
l"r"urc.
IrEMs: Tuition, hoard fuel, lights, and wash
i'e, for entire session. $780,
REFERENCES: Faculty Of University OF Vir-
tinlH ana former patrons OF the school.
Address A. X. YANCEY, JR.,
iyl.-?n Greenwood DEPOT, Va,