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Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-05-31

NEWSPAPER STYLES.
Our Newspaper Faces (body, two-line and dis
play are of own cutting, and the best made as
glance at the papers we fit out will prove.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-05-31
TESTIMONY.
CuHE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS BANDING
STONE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.

SAVANNAH, Tenn, May "a, 1869.
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Mayors CouRF, MonDAy--Nayw Ezlv.
SON presiding.--Agnes Lewis {negro girl,
stealing a lot of groceries, was sent to the
grand jury for;indietment. 4,3r;
Freeman Christian and Robert Smith
(negroes), fighting in the streets. Christian
was discharged and Smith fined S5.
Edward Kelly, abusing and assailing the
character Of the wife Of Thomas Nichol-
son, and Nicholson for assaulting Kelly,
were required to give security in the: sum
of 300 each for their future. good behavior.
Daniel Drummer (negro) was fined q for
obstructing the police in the discharge of
their duty by cencealing a felon. ut
John II. Boyd, assaulting and beating
Lucinda Scott with q rbroom"stick. Sent on
for Indictment. .... ......... ....,..
John II. Doyle, severany charged with
abusing and maliciously assailing the cha
racter of Anna Nicholson, striking Mary
Ross with rock, and resisting and abusing
the police, was examined, and the charge
in the first case dismissed, sent on for in
dictment in the second, and fined = and
security required for good behavior in the
third. $1,000. -. g..
Mary King (negro), assaulting and beat
ing Emma Lewis. Both being to blame,
they were fined SIS each. .~. .04 --
Joshua Tyler (negro), charged with felo-
niously cutting and w0unding Philis Win
ston, was arraigned, and his case continued
until Friday. 49,. ....,... - 49,.
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EXCURSION TO NoRPoLK.-The steamer
John Sylvester, under the charge of her
polite and accommodating commander, Cap
tain q. c. Clifford, will make a pleasure ex-
cursion to Norfolk, leaving here on the 4th
of July next. Fare for the round trip only
$3.50. a's T. ..
This offers one of the most pleasant trips
Of the season. A ride down the river under
the care Of Captain Giffordis always pleasant,
but during the heated term, and with select
party of friends on board, it is delightful.
The points of historical interest lining the
banks of the river are many. The Dutch
Gap canal, Drewry's Bluff, Buffers Tower,
Harrison's Landing, City Point, Bermuda
Hundreds, Varina, Jamestown, Fortress
Monroe, the Rip Raps, &C., are all points
which have gained place in history, and
may be seen in this trip.
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A BREEZE IN THE SENATE CHAMBER.-Du-
ring the oppressive heat of yesterday plea
SAINT episode occurred in the Senate, adding
much to the comfort Of the members of that
body, and giving an impetus to trade. MIR.
Anderson, of RockbridSe, purchased large
number Of japanese fans and presented to
each member one. They were at once put
into active and vigorous use, and breeze
ly after the members had been presented
with the fans, count was ordered, q rather
curious spectacle was presented, as, instead
of rising, every one held up his fan in true
japanese style. .. -....
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The Rice divorce suit for fraud In age is causing
great excitement in Boston. It should warn young
men not to marry In haste. Rice, is but twenty
two, his bride thirty-seTen. he swears that she
made him believe she was but his own age, =
using Magnolia Balm upon her face, neck, and
hands. Poor youth. He probably found her ell
oows weren't quite SO soft and pretty. Ought Ha-
gan to be .indictedF We know OF many similar
cases. This Balm gives most wonderful pearIy
aha nasufai. complexion, to which we don't OBJ
5ect-l We like pretty women. To finish the n,c.,
ture, they should use Lyons Kathairon unon t,,a
hair. With pearly chin, rosy cheeks, and soft.
luxuriant tresses they become irresistible. -.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE q, 1870. =
.='' ARRIVED.
Steamer State of Maryland, Trayers Balti.
more, merchandise and passengers, Harveys Il
Williams. ... = - - - } :,
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Steam
ship Company. .fE..-'s
... SAILED. -..~... +.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
Steamer Empire, Hunter, Philadelphia, mer-
chandisc and passengers, w. r. Porter. ,.4f
Steamer State of Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
uams. = co., = , ~. = zf7-,sf'F
Schooner Nellie Brown, Higgins, New York pta
Osborne's, Currie & Co. " !
MEMORAEDA. t..
WEST POINT, June 2o.-Arrived, steamer Ad-
mtral Reybold, Baltimore merchandise and pas
sengers, York River Railroad Company, and
sailed the 27th on return. -
NEW YORK, June 24-Cleared, schooner j II.
Lockwood, Sharrett, for Richmond.
GARDINER, ME-, June 20.-Cleared, schooner
j. b. Clayton, Clayton, for Richmond. =
By TELEGRAPH. 'r.N .
NEW YORK, June 2.-Arriyed, steamers Cityof
Paris, Idaho, Columbia, Paraguay, William 2.
Clyde, and Louisa Moore. Arrived ont, steam
ers Nebraska, Calabria, and City Of Antwerp.
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-a,.IF- JAMES F.JNETHERLAND,
my27 General Ticket Agent.

DICHMOND AND DhNyELLERAIL
Ii ROAD.--CHANGEc OKfo
and after .WEDNESDAY,;D December 20, lSdas the
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road Will be; run
as follows: -i .Hlt ~ ..''L.1aiI - ios.
y GOING soUTH.-Lynchburg' and Danttile pas
senRers Leave Richmond dahy le1ceyt sundaysl
at 805 A. M; leave Burkevflle daily lexeapt Sum
days) at 12:45 Pm. arrive ut Danvfle dAtiy lex.
cept Sundaysl at 6;5S p. NJ THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily At b:se
F. M; leaves Danvflle daily at1 :s5 r Nj arrives
at Greensboro daily at lis A. MOI ia
CONG Notwithstanding and Dnnvtlle pas.
sengers leave Danviife dai1y tluxcspt SundayO ut
7:s0 A.. d. ! leave BurkeviHe daily texceps Sun
days) at 1885 p. M; arrive ut Rtcnmond d4ily
except Sundaysi at $50 r. N. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at S:25
p. N. leaves Danville daily at ll5f r. IL ar.
rfyes at Richmond daily at 70 4. n, ss,iR{!.ysI
The Lynchburg and DsnviIle Passenger Train
connects at Burkevile with the trains on tho
Southside road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all stations on the Southside and Vfr.
gnfa and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox.
Vile, Dalton, Chattanoogx, Nashville, Memphis,
The Through Mail and Express connects
st Greensboro withtbe trains onsthe North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Angusta, sa-
yannah, Macon, Mobile Montgomery, &c., &c.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio snd
Richmond and York Rlyer railroads. asgt L..s
SLEEPING CARS and CHILEs'B PAIENT
train. f--s,s sTHOMASD SDODAMEAD,
mye Superintendent.
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always extremely low. Having very large trade,
they are continually adding to their stock 90
purchasers can rely upon finding at all times fesh
and reliable goods. ~ @',2 q. .fYi4
LEVY BROTHERS have q fixed price oneyeay
article In their store, and don't ask one price and
take another. If goods decline In price their
goods are marked down 10 their real value at
once. Purchasers Of dry goods can depend mon
hnding everything IN the dry goods line at the very
lowest prices at LEVY BROTHERS..
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RICHMOND ENGLISH, GERMAN, AND He
BREW INsTITUTE.-The public examination
Of the scholars Of the Richmond English,
German, and Hebrew Institute, on Eleventh
street between Marshall and Clay, and
under the superintendent of Rev. DIR.
Bethlehem, commenced on yesterday morn
ing, and viii be concluded to-day. :, l.. -
The scholars examined yesterday gave
most satisfactory. evidence of their prof.
cheney in the studies which they have pur-
sued during the session just closed, and re-
fleet great credit upon their immediate in
structors, Miss Lucy King, Miss Belle
Lyons, Mr.. W. 7. Sheppard, and MI. Gug-
genheiner. -,...... :,
The exercises were varied by the excel
lent and appropriate vocal and instrument
tai music by classes under the tuition and
leadership of Professor .. A. Ericsson, and
Rev. Dr. Bethlehem opened and closed the
proceedings with prayer. .--@- "
The examination was conducted by
Moses Millhiser and Henry Gunst i'll the
presence of large number of friends Of
the school, and we noticed in the audience
several members of the Legislature.
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PAY or COUNTY SUPERy1soRs.-The bill
before the Senate, so far as perfected, in rela-
tion to the duties and compensation of
county officers, fixes the per diem of super
yisors at two dollars, with FIVE cents mile
age for distances travelled over ten miles,
and requires the bond to be not less than
81 900 nor more than 81 800. .......
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pays E2eT1.
+. BOWMAN will sell Of 10 A. III. a large stock of
r. boots, shoes, dry goods, clothing, etc. I Z
COOK & LAUGHToN will sell at The store Of
William N. Bell & co. dress goods, white
goods, etc. .sz H.. A@' d ,. .2~H.17.'
COON &c LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A.. NJ, at
store No. al2 Brood street., general assort-
ment OF confectionerles. W. - ~ .
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR viii sell at 81 III. E dwell.
Ing at the northwest corner of Marshall and
- Monroe streets. .i..ss.s .s- sss-,I.s1
LYME BROTHER will sell at 81 p: M. tho
granite and brick-front store ON the north sidc
,a OF Main street next to the corner Of Nine
teenth street. ... se~.
W. GoDDIN will sell at P. nj. a brick tenement
ON the north side OF Grace between Third and
Fourth Streets and at p. NJ. a lot In Mills,s
garden.
THOMAS W. KEESEE will at 10 a. M. close ont
the stock and fixtures of Hall & Hutchison,
HILL & GoDDIN will sell at d p. NJ, on the
premises Of James Brooke, on Leigh street
between Foushee and Adams, lot of tobacco
manufacturers axtures, sc. -.r.r..-a..
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RARE AND BEAUTIFUL spring styles Of jewelry;
elegant new patterns Of pins and drops; glove
bands; Etruscan and enamelled medallions; new
style neck chains, handkerchief holders, cuff and
bosom buttons; solitaire and cluster diamond en-
gagement rings. ....-, ..s... .-
Choice novelties in siverware, in cases, for bri-
dal presents, now opening at ~ .s...-.
NOwLAN & Co.'s,
''s corner Main and Tenth streets.
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Picnic At AsHLANp.-The Sabbath
school connected with Union Station Metho-
dist church have arranged for picnic to
Randolph Macon College, at Ashland, on
the 4th OF July next. AS the Fourth viii be
a holiday, this excursion will afford the
means for many citizensto enjoy u day of
rest and pleasure. -. -
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ADDRESS BY PROFESSOR BLEDsoE.-The
literary societies of Richmond College will
hold public meeting at the First Baptist
church, corner of Broad and Twelfth
streets, tonight, when an address viii be
delivered by Professor A. T. Bledsoe,
LII. D., the well-known editor Of the South
e,.n Quarterly Reoieao and author Of Sc Was
Davis Traitor?" From the reputation of
the speaker and intimations as to his theme
we may expect rare intellectual treat in
his address, 30.
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Remember " in your promenade Of an eve
ming the neat ice-cream saloon at "JACKsoN,s.,
corner Main and Third streets.
He also makes and delivers to families, pic
MICS, fairs, &C., &C., pure ioe-cream In any
quantity and Of any flavor desired. a
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THE FEET.-Dr. SCHULTZ spatrons and others
win please notice he win Ieavssoon. All cases of
corns, bunions. diseased nails, &C., treated with
out pain. Relief instantaneous. Ofdce, Hine-
teenih street near Main. Ladies and children
attended.
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NOTICE TO SHPPERs.-asHcruMA
IN The boats OF the JAMES RI ssSSsSsss sss5S&
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL UUMPANY
will leave the dock as usual promptly st 10 d. on
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid at the
be afforded consignees, but no obligation is as
sumed to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my Office On the Dock without special agreement;
Way freight will not be delivered till charges ara
pstd.
Boats locked and insured.
de IL ......... EDWARD DILLON, Aren't.
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=" PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE. Charles
keades latest novel, Just received aud for sale by
ELLYsoN &c TAYLOR, next to Dispatch office. f'1
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When In the course of human events 1t becomes
necessary TO buy new clothing, due regard for
the welfare of our readers requires thatwe should
advise them to patronizs e. B. SPENCE 6 sos,
1900 Main street. : ,r4sy,E ssse. 81 - f.#,
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''I'M CAPTAIN JINKs, or THE HORSE MA
RINEs.''-This popular song only wanted one
other Idea embraced in 1t to render 1t complete.
Some aliusion should have been made to his parade
suit, bought Of E. B. SPENCE = Sos, l3so Main
y =
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A., TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE ..2s 1870

I Judge Grunp's speech was truly a mag
nificent effort, andII was listened to with
almost breathless interest by large crowd;
notwit thstanding the excessively warm
weather.p ,s3: I; i-75i=t.srtt2 's'E2 sS.&I
Mr.. Page Is expected to speak this morn.
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All the leading maya zines and periodicals for
sale by ELLysoN 6 TAYLOR, next to Dispatcs of.
fee. -.
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OFFICIAL EXAMINATION OF PUBLIC
SCHOOLS CoNTINUED.-The schools at 22iS
Main street were examined on Saturday. The
building in which these schools are taught
is ill-adapted, and very trying to both pu-
pills and teachers on account of the noise in
the street. The schools are quiet and well
conducted. The intermediate school of
this group is taught by Miss Juliette Jones.
No pupils were proposed for promot otion to
the grammar grade. The examination
showed good progress, and good degree
of thoroughness in the lessons passed over
by the class.
In primary school No. /, Miss Rebecca
Hoag teacher, the following pupils passed
an excellent examination and were advanced
to the intermediate grade : Sarah Cunma-
gan, Lizzie Reeves, William Johnson.
The general appearance of this school was
very pleasing. ,..as4
Primary school No. is composed of less
advanced pupils. Miss Rhoena 3. Clark has
taught this school. The progress of the pu-
pills has been good, and the examination
gave evidence of patient and efficient labor.
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N. ELIYsoN & Co. win insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersin in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this Office
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CHESAPEAKE, AND. OHIO Rail
~ ROAD On and after Wednesday, June /,

NHESAPEAKE,, AND. OHIO RAIL
sSs FIssENaGEI I RhA9ss ssas ss FOL:
mail TRAIN viii rundairy between Richmond
and White sulphur Springs Except Sunday be-
tween Gordons!iIle and White Sulphurl ., Leave
Richmcna at A NJ andafrtyea aS Wh!ts Sulphur
arrive arr q RicsSons ass nstf siUss
connections at Gordonsvtlle and Charlottesville
with Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad
aG5 NsW sao5re
Lynchburg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis.
New Orleans, Montgomery, Mobile &c. Also
connects with stages as follows rgs ssas ri
Natural Bridge. 6ls miles ;-Argnsta (late Strib-
ling's) Springs, 10 miles and Weyer's Gave, II
w 4s aoshen With stases for Cold sulphur spr,ngs
Natural Bridge, s5 miles.
At Milboro' wish atages for Bath Alum Springs,
| 10 miles Warm Springs, mIIes; Hot Springs, 10
At Covington with stages to Healing Springs,
At Allegheny With ssasss tag 10 Red Sweet Springs,
miles and Ola Sweet Springs, 70 tailes: O..
sulphur Springs. q miles Blue Sulphur Springs,
20 miles; Red sulphur Springs 4ifmueSg Lewis.
burg, miles and Charleston, I0smiles.fk 'i1
saHS assR nf G. & .s
Goshen and dtne sf aordonay7I,e.I 5I1
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will rlns sbe-
tween Richmond and Washington ri ghtly without
and arrive at washington 5:sS A. NJ !; ieaye Wash-
ington 8:35 r. M. and arrive at Richmond &c 30
A. NJ, making all through connections at Hich:
bs sda 70 s snd VIII Ss Ta
between Richmond and Baltimore without change.
Through tickets issued TO all points North; West,
"Io So1' JAMra, NJ ,yrryyvIr
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"PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE" Charles
Reade's latest work, inpaper and cloth, at ELY.
LON G. TAYLoR's, Ills Main street.
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SHIPPING.

il Dominion steamship Company's p U ssSssi
elegant side-wheel steamship ISAAC BELL, Cap
tain BLAKEMAN, will leave her wharf at Rocketfs
ceived until 2 T. NJ. Fare, &12; stcerage, 90 !;
round-trip tickets, $40. For freight or passage,
apply atthe OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, No, .
Governor street. je 2T-2t
TOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, fa4
IL brig 81. PORTER, one hundred and GyN
eighteen tons (lls) capacity-L350 barrels. sszsss
Apply to PALMER, HARTSOOK u CO.
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THE MISUNDERSTANDING, Sunday, and
Monday Hot, hotter, hottest Yester-
day afternoon at O'Clock the mercury
stood at $50 Fahrenheit in the shade, and
everybody "wilted." Later In the day,
however, there was most welcome shower,
cooling the atmosphere, laying the dust,
and making life a much lighter burden.
This weather will send our people to the
springs by the coach-load. -.'..r.T
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= LEVY BROTHERS. is undoubtedly the place to
purchase dry goods. Their stock Is large; their
goods are Of excellent quality, and their prices are
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..B sELEcrn wHIsKEY at W. d. BLAIR b
Co.'s, corner Main and Ninth streets An un-
usually good article for the price--viz, s2so per
.alor -.-.--L-t III .--E - - -. 4
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OLD PAPERS, in packages Of one hundred Of
more, for sale at the Dispatch counting-room.
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An the leading magazines, weekIies, and dsilies
published can be found at ELLYsoN q TAYLoa's
news depet, next to Dispatch building.
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Hot, HOTTER, HOTTEST, Is an expression never
used By those who wear z. B. SPENCE Il SONS 75c.
gauzc shirts. .- :. ...-..-.aa@- {sa... (
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RICHMOND AND PETKRsBuRG R. r. Co.l
- - RIcMNOaD. Aprn z, lsie, 8
TyHE TRAINS = OVER THIS. ROAD

TyHE TRAINS OVER THIS; Road
Il run as follows: - -,
Leave Richmond at s:4s A! NJ End 7:soP. NJ
Leave Petersburg atIe ALI. tand dS:o5EA
Freight and Accommodation train, with pAssdn.
4. NJ, and Petersburg daily as $40 A. d. tsun-
days KS &e3sspsed .n ,,,i not ~ p,oh,.d a.,
SUNDAYS, and the 7:cs Z. II. tratn VIII NOT 1eaYe
Petersburg On SUNDAYS. .7hT'I sil!s i;ttasS.-Ia4t
Passengers for Norfolk win take ithaa:so u. II:
through u ! ltikflE IB 3H.tRftE
The passenger coach attached 10 thecoAl train
viii run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYh and
Leave Clover Hill at I A. Il, connecting 1t
Chester with the accormod odattcnl ltre Ia. Passen'
gers returning will take tbe258 Esn21 fk1t4 com
needing sf Chester with thsrcosI train. ss,.r.ii
49, y THOMhSH WYENE,
apc3 .1gt5H gE' ''sifss1t Supeffntendtift.
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NoTICE.-All persons holding receipts
lY OF JOHN II. REDFORD, Keeper Of Oak
wood Cemetery, for sections or parts OF sections
In said Cemetery, will please bring them to No.
LEGO Main street. that they may DO arranged Win
view TO give deeds In their stead. 10 ss.lw
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RAIE,HOAng.,
RICHMOND, ,FREDERIcKsBUR0.AN
9s4$ pcToAACRXfLRoAp GoRrXNT.
N -fs.g9-s ,;sFgfSrs ri RIcHNoNpeSpne37s ~ 1s7o,S
COMMENCEMENT EXERGISES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
on the ss.As AsHasAs1; .s4k az M XII 1dne. lid

Tickets for the round trtr, GOOD on any train
curing the above-named days, only ONE DOL
Trains leave the Idepot p corner i Byrd and g,eh.
streets at Ills a. M. and ESQ Ps yand nom de-
Bog ne corner OF Broad and Eighth stReass as 80
! In addition to the abose a srEC4AL TRAIN
viii be run on the nth and s0th leaving the depot
corner Broad and Eighth hfeets at . 4. NJ: re-
close OF the exercises. J. 3. GENTRY,
j: je 97-ffsf53 33pfyC fss Ge1fefaATlckns Aren't.
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MEETINGS.

RICHMOND Co.pdANDERY, No. O..
2 KNIGHTS TEMPIAR, June %, ls7o. !
ORDERS No. 20.-SIR KNIGHTS, Attend
" q stated assembly Of your Command - n
cry at the asylum tMasons' Hall) THIS Xxx
EVENING at O'Clock. The election Of .xrt.
officers for the ensuing year will take ~
place. '..F.
BY order Of the e. Commander.
THOMAS II. DEWITT, Captatn-G General
WILLIAM j. RIDDICK, Recorder. je 28--ltF
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tRthuprtd 4ii,sipgsaIlhlIt. pgsIll
"a -. JUNE %, 1870.
THE CIRCULATION OF TEE DrsphrcH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED ORR
CULATIOE or ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TIE CITY. ~ -
AUCTION SALES rH1s pAy.. I,I,,

On dt prbna or priratc soEes Of Reaz Estate
made betaofen the 1st or January ana the 1st Of
't1ty hep purchasers pay the tates TOR the 1,rese,t
year oat on al satea beteceea, the first dov Of
'"ty end the last day Of December the seusr
pays Them. ~ -, =
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THE SENI-ANNUAL ELECTION OF
L OFFICERS OF OLD DOMINION LODGE,
No. q, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, Will take pIace
THIS tTuesday} EVENING at ~ O'Clock. The
members are requested 10 meet promptly at their
lodge-Foom, as she Grand Lodge Is to meet In the
same hall after our adjournment U..Il n =
BY order or the W. c. C. e. WENGO, 4
je 25-ltz I..Et Recording Scribe
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NOTICE.

ESfsRssI TRhfNssgss ssns n .s sse see
pot corner or Broad and Eighth streets (Sundays
A.ao NJ, connectinR WITH The first
class sfeanboat line pfG; - = -, -,
= :, THE LOWER POTOMAC, -
reaching baltimore the nexsl morning and con-
nsTSsaS Tse ga 81 sssIas hs AsI
gard To elegance, comfort, and speed and ara
among the most beautiful vesseh or their class
lever placed on the, Chesapeake Hay. Thsy ara
Tss sy Ts5hns .9a
E Eresman !. the RoNsIDEs, Captain iWyadhala
= By ythS. tho .AccoMMopAr1oRs sndt y arr to bs
found on board q their stsamers.s sndby the A.
continue % merit the patronage oftfsVeliers.
+ THROUGH TICKETS can be procured At the
OFFICE0F THE COMPANY, corner Of Broad
ana q Eagnsh sfseeta toIa Vs9f516
DAD "N' .1'A1 -rpaHmADELpH1ANJ aslT
sHs principal SR RsIRss & i, &he NoSTh&ksy
K9RTHERF 10 CENTRAL, AND THE PENN
Freights contracted for 1t rates as low ps by
patch Pat to New York, Philadelphis, Batarees, and
No kerosene oil or other extra-nasardsus as.i-
fs se:arnR ne oTsf ne e
Nos. 8 and O., Light street between Conway. and
Barre streets, reaching Richlnond the following
mHFni9g II time oF early
the company, corner Of Broad and Eighth streets.
General Ticket siid Il Ii ftsishs sishMstAHsn Asannt.
Ed, T. D. MYERS, General superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-28
s T A c Y 8
FOR SALE.

EEOR SALE, THE LEASE AND FIN
4 LURES OF A MILL suitable FOR grinding
hark sMuac. bone-dust, corn, shucks, or tertl-
ii1erg, with an ample water power. The BUILD
ING, l. brick, four and Il half stories high. All
1hc machinery Is new, aud OF the best and I'm
JOHN X. CHILDREY,
s2s-Iw 1920 Main street.