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DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOORS!
Y . have recently added to our stock of DRESS
t0OpS many styles just out. really pretty and
desirable. We call special attention to late ar
yivals of SILK GRENADINES, in beautiful pat
t..rns, aud cheaper than similar goods were ever
Suown in this market. Our stock or ........
RICH SILKS tblsck and faueyl,
JAPANESE SILKS, POPLlNS, .
POPLIN ROBES, IRON RAREGE5 i.
GRE&A DIMES, HERNANiS,
LENoS, MOZaMBlQUES, .'.s.
LAWNS, GINGHAMS, r..... '-
PFRGALES, CHAMBREIS, $50.
ALpAUAS, NC, 's." ~ n I,s , g,
Il very large, and being anxious to reduce The
stock We offer buyers unnsual inducements.
y, JOHN N. WOODFlN, f.
myn ill7 Malnstrect.
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rRemeinbes s,l1n yoar promenade Of On eve
ming the neat ice-eream saloon at . JAcKsoN's ~
corner Main and Third streats. q ss!i ti.'l
He also; makes and delivers TO flmiiiesii pie
nics, fairs, &s., Ses, pure ice-eftasi fn s,a5
quantity and or any aaver desired: 81
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIoE JUNE 10
Mrs. Il. Ill. Lee, George w. Gillian, Rich
mond, Va; DR.. James Fuller, New \ ork,
N. Y; Miss Mamie Wyatt, Harrington,
Conn. $ George A. Hupp, Strasbufg, Va
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w-IEAMA LACEPOlNTs, > LARGE
VARIETY LACE COLLARS lINHN COLI
LABS AND CUFFS, CRAZE COLLARS. RIAL
yALENCiEHNES AND IMKArloNl LACEs,
J.fo,E TRIMMINGS 'RUFF,HNGS EDG-
IVGs AND INsERTISGS, sSCARFS AND
EuWS, HANDKEROHIEFs AND HOSIERY
tin imIncnse stock, all grades and pricesl,l kip
AND OTHER GLOVES, best makes and beanti-
iuu coiors. JOHN M WoObFlE,
oylp lll7 Maap street.
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The HAuNsTE1N FoRGgRY.-Tt win be re-
mempered that the cases of Messrs. Cha
hOon, Sands, and Sarlxay, were adjourned
until this morning at II O'Clock, when the
accused will appear before the Hustings
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CONCERT AT TRINITY CHURCH.--m cOnse-
quence Of the lecture Of Rev. Dr.. Munsey
on Tuesday night next the concert by the
scholars of Trinity Sunday school will be
given on Monday night next, if fair.
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CENsUs-TAKING IN CuEsTERFIELD.-Davld
0. Picrson has been appointed to take the
census for the first, and j. s. Marble for the
second district Of Chesterfield. ....ga
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ID. ELLfsoN & co. viii Insert advertisement, in
The prinefpalnewspapersfa virginis, Nosth caro-
una, Tennessee, and the northern eittes,s af pub-
nshers' rates. for cash. apply as this once, !
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: Board per day, s2 soi per weea, els per month.
S5o. Children undes ten years ana siYants, half
price. -
This delightful sUMMER RESORT will be open
for Visitors from UL Y 1877 stage wiz be run
gularly twice week to and from The Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs, on the Virginia and Ten
to the stage and have desire TO view The magni,
Central depot the Virginia and Tennessee rail-
road, where, they VIII find comfortable hotel as.
commOdations, and from which point boat Will
leave for the Springs twice each week.
The invigorating atmosphere. the enchanting
scenery the delightful fare for which the place ts
noted Consisting in part In FRESH FISH AND
GAME all the season throughl the lne medlcieaa
properties of the water (being similar to the Green-
bricr Whitel, the. fishing, hunting, boating,
bathing, and the moderate charge for board, point
it out as one Of the most desirable PLACES In this
country for family to spend the sninnter.
For any further informatton, apply g The pro-
New River White Sulphur springs,
JOHN TYLER,
post-ofice box fsai Richmond, Va.
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, In Hrs sEAT.-Major j. n. Kelly, OF
Fredericksburg, was sufficiently recovered
from his injuries received at the Capitol to
be In his seat on yesterday morning. He
still suffers some pain, though Improving
and looking young and well.
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NOTICE TOSHIPPERS.-fsSe-rnyns
In The boats or the JAMES RI
YER AND kAEAWHA CANAL COMPANY
will leave the dock rs usual promptly as IL II on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls OIL goods for Lynchh,Irg and
beyond collected OH delivery, or prepaid, Mt the
option OF The shipper Every facility possible win
shmed to deliver down freight elsewhere than al
my Office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight will not be delivered till charges are
paid. ~.
: Boats locked and Insured. ~
deII EDWARD DILLON. Agent.
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T. AAhE AND DEAuTTEUL spring styles Of f,ewcIry:
elegant new patterns OF pins and drors: eloys
oard' Ftrusean and enanelled medafiioats: new
style neck Chains, handkerchief-h rufY and
BOSOM buttons; sol!tairear aud ciuster diamond en-
gagement rings. ,,.,s,. 80. :; ,,,.,.--
Chotce novelties In silyerware, In cascsl for brf-
dai presents, now opening at - - - s.
: = .'5'' NoWLky & Co.'S, tf
corner Main and Tenfh streets.
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LOCAL MATTERS, >.
OPINION OF CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE,
Circuit Court Of the United States: The
Fourth Circuit and District Of Virginia.
james Bigle,- us. @W1iHasa F1Faller. aha

The Supreme Court Of the United States having
held In Hanger ps.Abb6tt, Wall, 5sI, thai
the late war suspended tue Statute o. limta-
tiOns, and III Ward pS. Smith, Wall. 459
thai interest did accrue during the war; In tn t
Particular case making an exception TO the
general rule tl.at interest does not accrue be-
1t may not unreasonably be Inferred fr ,ln the
language of the court that If the direct que
came before them it would he decided that in
terest did not accrue. between artlcs To the
lata clvil war. .,
1t Is the dnty of this court to decide the question
as 1t believes the Supreme Court would de-
Btglcr, 3 citizen of New York, was indebted to
Maler, citizen Of Virginia, IN the sum of
which sum was due and payable May 10, 1860.
Bl gler was excluded from occupation of the estate
It by him were m greatly Injured AID DIV Waller
was l. entitled TO possession during the war, by
chase by him or the property. esss-z, o,
II Interest on dobt should cease in any case It
Should In this. l'"''t'7d
The proclamation Of President Lincoln Of tho 10, h
april, 1861, declaring a blockade or the ports
OF The msurgcnt states must he regarded as III,
first formal recognition, Of the existence o:
- civil war by the national authority.
The Supreme Court has held that the war ended
on August 3 1866, far as the captured and
have declined liking any precise date of ter,
animation applicable 70 all cases. d, -
In This case the establishment of the adhcring
Government of Virginia at Richmond as u Z
r.. rccogni zed government or the whole state Is
to he taken rs te end of the war In this stat tt,.
This event took place when the Executive II e.
partmcnt or that Government WAS removed
from AlrXandrla 10 Richmond, on the 2ttil' OF
May 1906. -ttf. o.
The period to be excluded IN the computation of
Interest Is The time from A prll 10, 1861 to Mny
70, 1885,
Confederate money received by Waller from ile
Confederate Government for damagc.done tho
property after Waller WAS in POSSESS lou Of the
same must he scaled down 10 its 70 Id value US
If tile date of its receipt and Interest 10 lie
calculated on the sum thus aSccrtaine,i For
the amount Of this payment and Interest Big.
ler's debt to Waller is TO he credited. 'sfE
The proof Of damages to Bigler by reason oi
Waller not performing certain covenants IN
his contract OF sale being too vague and mll-
satisfactory to form the basis of uecrce, no
damages are to he allowed him. ''''''
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The continued rain does not answer wfil fos. the
wheat crop, hat oar friends G. b! SPENCE y koss
seesn 20 be <.oig " thrifty business In l,nbreiaa!
They have an kIlds, gra.es, styles, and patterns
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SPECIAL RssTscEs.
1TyALUARIEAND aTTpAtsriTyE

G17" VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
RESIDENCE cn Broad between Twenty-third
aud Twenty fourth streets FOR SALE NJ AUC-
TIoS THIS AFTERNOON at g O'Clock.
The particular attention or the public Is re-
spectfuiy called to the sale, this afternoon. of
that BEAUTIFUL AND CONvENIENTI.Y-AR-
RANGED FAMILY RESIDENCE No. 2aos, on
the south side of Brosd street between Twenty
third and Twenty-fourth streets. 1t has every.
accommodation ususlly found In iirst-class resi-.
dcnec. For further particulars see advertisement,
under auction head. .s...s =.
sjc l0--H grs .-r w. GODDIN. kuct,oneer.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On oil public or pripate sales of Real Estate
made beftosen The 1st or january ana The 1st Of
sufy Me purchasers pay the taEes for he present
year, ost on all sales betWee1s The first dag OF
'hta and the last day Of December Me seller
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OLD PAPERS, in packages of one hubdred or
more, for sale at the Dtspatch countinR-rhom.
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"iii VI 5 FERTIkgZERs. vi 5s .n-s
(xUANOI GUANOl GUANOi .:. 9
100 tons No. j PERUVIAN 6UANo. in store
anl TO arrive, for sale by q " -
! my6 ROBERT y. WILLIAMS q CO.
.lg RIcuaosp AND, DAsvILLE RAILROAD.
0NSrRIRsVFlN, tR1MIJSs--This con

0pany VIII sell FIETY THuusASR2,tIssHs- M ~ ~
ney Hear 81 e,e Interest, with the princt-
nal payahlc ut an average of two ami oHt-iisif
years fsOm tlieis issue. Tey will be sold fos the
;,Teset sc 4 price nat viii pay ihc holder sTi ia-
tcfssst Gl,ni 10 10 per ee6tMn per nunnms Thtal
fact together with tho known pnnefaallty OF tle
oonpanY ia meeting its obi tnnss render luis:
Ia ,esirl6e security 10 ill Who prefer sal
Inetst rpaturiug Es short d1tss. Fersons teSartng
fisfse bafiscsEn apply 70 tbs ,fsfefsstti as til
jaRFtgE AFsTaE MRAAg on. .fu his sbssnce.
10 lhs AHdlsor. MID. y. fL.A 1t5; S ur,s0py,ft}i
Siiiss s-dsWS StsFaw nj % 9s = =. Pfest6aak
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OF this useful article, which they are selling at
prices TO suit the times. 1896 Main street Is tho
place for all kinds OF gehtfemenfa Scar -
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aarlDIsCIPLES' CHURCH tSYCA-
mOREL ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD n n MISUNDERSTANDING on
EVERY LORDS DAY At II A. hi. and 5 i. NJ.
E.iderJ. "A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at 8 L. NJ.
Seats fre8.' 4: - so tiSs:sha
Parsonage dos Twelfth street. my
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE ., 1870.

S.. MINIATURES ALMANAC, JUNE 10, Iis7o. :,
gun ,lr rss sss.",..,-... - Moon sets. 49,.
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MI ONLY 30 CENTS PER YARD for
full 2S-yard wide LINEN SIiEKTlNG;
Only 50 cents per yard for pnrr LINEN DAM
ASK for Tahie-Clo,hs;
Only 10 cents apiece for ALL-L1NES HtCkA-
BACK TOWELS;
Ouly $l.5o for & piece OF pure LINEN RUSSIA
DIAPER worth 81;
Twelve wards Of LINEN CRASH for 81 worth
sl.5o: ..i. ....
SIX yards OF BROWN IIUCkABACk for 81
worth $3.50;
Only 81 for dozen LINEN IIASpkERGilIEFS;
Srycuty-ilve cents wiz buy Que dozen FElNGED
NAPKINS; .".". .NI
g. win boy one dozen large-size NAPKINS;
G ,od IRISH LINEN, warranted pure fax, at CSC.
per yard;
LINEN SHIRr-BOS0MS at 25c., the genuine
LEVY HROTllERS,
liza and l.l5 Maiu street.
All numbers COATS'S COTTON ut Soc. per
4 ,,.n my %
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a.. THE New GRAND JURY OF TIE HUsTINGs
,CoURT.-Under tho act of Assembly aI-
proved by the Governor June Stli, autho-
riZing the Judge of the lIustings Court to
direct q grand,jury to be summoned at such
times other than at the quarterly term of
the court rs Ire may think proper, the fol-
lowing new grand jury was summoned by
the City Sergeant yesterday. ..:aif"f
George ". Smith, foreman; Alfred Moses,
L. A. Smith, A. II. Christian, W. r. w.
Taylor, w. W. Tfmbcrlake, Ambrose Carl
ton, M G. 'Lipscomb, u. ID. Eacho, Is. +.
Ladd, S. w. 1Iarwood, Stephen: Iutney,
0. ii. Chalkley; W:AH. Richardson, 7. Ii.
Starke, Charles Phillips, S. C.. GreenhoW,
William Ira Smith, F. T., Isbell, j. H. Chi.
borne, David Baker. Jr., james kersey,
r. Fl. Mauiy, W. A. Spott. . II ,.i5 ;,
After the jurors were sworn Judge Gui-
gon gave them a brief charge, in which he
called their attention to oseyeral acts of un-
punished lawlessness recently perpetrated
in the city, alluding to the shooting Of Ken
ncdy aud Policeman Eggieston, and the
broken ballot-boX. J.. -. ..5; 49,. ilja :
The grand jury made the following indict.
mentS and Were adjourned :: ,t 81. .s..
: William Badon and George Washington,
Franklin johnson, Samuel Gordon, Frede-
rick Cowell alias Dabney,i Cornelius j,
Wicks, Bartlett Jefferson, Jacob Freyfogle,
Elizabeth johnson, Henry Badlipg, John
Morris, Mary Christian Dolly Ltlmsden,
Winston Morris, Henry Williams, Jane
Minor, Henry Lewis, SAMUEL Richardson,
Dabney Smith, Anlanda Jackson, and Ed.
ward Tompkins, for r:misdemeanort !! !also,F In.
dictment against Philip Pleasants for
telOnys ..fI az gjjy III ~ <r;3fJ!; -ss'iir
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. To break the heat Of the sun get Al, umbrella.
e. B.,SPENcR;&. SON keep q large stock OF them. I.
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WkRMas SPRINGS.

\; v, - 1.s.y.....,.. y BATH UUUNT1, VA.
Tits celcbfated watering place win be open on
the fst OF June for the reception Of visitors The
Elightful, salubrfous, and highly sfnytgorating.
These wafers have been known andicelebrated for
Boara. Per day, 4z.7a;: week, $l7.sa month,
800. frS-,.r.s ,. - lSa
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad thence by stage
fifteen miles IN Warm SPRINGS.
For efrcnlafs containing full account OF these
waters write to, nv. II. ACDAENALD,
te 2-2m s'ts3.t2 at@tt tst3!ists5 Agent,
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r CLOTHS, CAsS1M q r Els !,
TWEEDs. KENTUCKY JEANS, FARMERss'
DRILLS, LINEN DUCKS, SPANISH LINENS.
COTTOEADEs, ITALIAN CI.OTHs, SUs-
TENDERS, GLOVES, HAEDkEReHIEFS,a ana
)iOsIERY, and general stockofFUkHlSHtNd
GOODS for men and boys. We cali special at
teution 10 our elegant stock Of FANCY CASsI-
HEkES for gentlemen. -...stt3
JOHN n. W0OpFIN. -.
,nyl9 &F ili7 Main street.
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8itTtnloitd ilispatth.

TUE CIRCULATION OF THE nr.PATCn
IL LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR.
OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. :. issi
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qMAyoR's iCousT-=Maypr Ellyson presi-
ding. Tho following cases were, disposed
Of, yesterday :i,a.f: .foia,f 81 ~. .f:ts lIr
+, Mary Holmes, charged with abusing and
threatening Dolly Lumsden, was dis
ID Dolly Lumsden ((co1ored), charged with
assaulting and slyeating Mary Holmes and
creating Il disturbance in the street, was
sent ON for Indictment. ~ .S"...' .,
~ Robert james (colored), charged with as
saulting and beating Dolly Lumsden, was
discharged. -l.,..- 4
|. ,Tom FREEMAN and Jim Matthias (eoloredl,
charged with stealing wearing apparel va
lued at $40 from j. Williams (colored), were
sent. On for Indictment; - -, :. = -
Thornton Williams (colored, charged
with threatening to assault and beat Ietitia.
his wife, was discharged; '..s "..@
!. t..a'William Fl. Gibson, charged with being
drunk and disorderly and trespassing on
Captain Bigger at the Almshouse, was re-
quired to, give security for his good befra-
Yior. ; ! ..y,p. ~, ~ -
Lewis Corbin {colored), charged with as
saulting and heating Isaiah Lee (colored)
with u shovel, was sent on for indictme MT.
Rebecca Baden tcolored), charged with
feloniously breaking open the trunk OF
Daniel Fleriming and stealing quantity OF
wearing apparel, valued at; SS5O,t and 80 in
currency, was discharged. ,. ,dsaE
> william and Levi johnson and james
GateWood (colored), charged with trespass-
ing on the premises of Ji 8. Carrington,,
were sent to the chain-gsang In default OF
seedrity for their good. behavior. > !.
/ ,Edmonia aaNewton t(eolored),I for using
profane and indecent language in the street,
fined $5 and required to give security for
her. good behayior.,Ii. !a.'s.k't
Nj. Kellum, charged with beating e, L.
Robinson, wns dismissed. ..31I., - =. 80.
i. sam Richardson (cel0red), charged with
stealing four pairs Of shoes from A. Gunst
and carrying concealed weapons, was sent
ON for indictment. - 4hHEt'a: !.GG 80
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ONE COPPER STILL AND WE ~
~ leomplete), lso-gaIion boiler;
One COPiEk STILL and iWvRM tcomplete),
l20-gallon boiler. For sale by ~ : - !
:" my 10 - '.''. WAGGONER & HARVEY. =
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pEWARD.-I will pay suitable reward
AMFRICUS ATKINSON. the youth who wss
drowned yesterday afternoon while bathing 0ppo-
site the York River railroad, IN the river. ~: ~
icQ-lt =. ~ ID. G.. MAYO CO. ]
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SWHPPlSa.

FOR NEW YORK.-The. Old EEaz
elegant slde-wheel steamship SARATOGA. Can
tain COUCH. will leave her wharf at Rockets ON
SUNDAY, June 18th, at O'Clock T.. NJ. Freighc
stecrage, 10; roundtrip tickets, $50. For freight
or passage, apply ut OFFICE OF COMPANY,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets. H. l0-It
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EOR BALTIMORE.-steamere s-sn,
Il PETERSBURG will leave her &Sk ssisSs3
wharf SATURDAY, June llth at 4 o. clock L. ri.
Freight received up to hour OF departure. For
freight or passage, applyt to ,.i'>isL..
, jeO--3t - il, =" ,HhkVEYS &lWILBIANS.
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Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, Iiler.
chandfse andpasseugers, Il. h. Tatum.
b Steamer Niagara. {flakemaIi, New York. sner
Company. ,s't ; = -
z. Cox Il co. =. .tf,''ssTI - -! - - ="
Sc; sshSoner Q Problem, Marshall, Phila adclphia,
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.STRAYED on last w Wednesday from fSH
~ the commons on Libby Hill, two NIL LCH .6s2>
COWS one small red COW about seven wears
Old, the other large white one with sprinkllng
OF rid hair about the head; both giving milk.
Five dollars reward will be paid for their return
TO me, No 2sia Main street. .',sts
to TnrucyI IrnY q
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN MAY IS, $780,

This favorite and celebrated WATERING
PLACE Is now In complete order for the recep.
ti0n OF guests
to the buildings since the establishment passed
into the hands OF the present proprietor and 1t is
his purpose to keep 1t In . style not surpassed
anywhere In Virginia.
'-1shs remarkable medicinal and curative power
of the water Is well known 20 the medical profes-
IA ADIFFUSIvEl STIMULANT aud
TONIC, there Is no known mineral water equal
to It, In Hl ana,nic conditions or tho system and
broken down states of the constitution, loss or
appetite, and general nervous prohrntlon, its
powers and virtue az 8 restorative; may be safely
pronounced to be without known RIVAL amongst
the mineral waters or the world 40
i They are especially indicated in tho whole class
OF ailments pecnlinrt TO the female CONSTITUTION.
~'The proprietor WILL have provided for the lawns
and ballroom o first class band OF music ana
In general all the sources Of amHsemHnt and re-
creation usually found 40 our best summer resorts
wlll be at the command CON Of the guests q hoCh-
The uiace is within eleven 70 thtEteen hours Of
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore. &C., by rail I;
ali IA daylight. Passengers leave thecars OF tbe
chesapeake aud Ohio, railroad A. Goshen depot,
and new and elegant staEe-coschcs, passing "a.
pidly over smGothisr 1eyei ro&ds of only eight
miles set down the visitors nt the springs 10 tea.
Tels9raph office In the hotel.
4, -S-so,t,sE IA AMES lASFKAZ1ER. PROPRIETOR,
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, NICE TWO-STORYMs
II BRICK TEEEMENT on Broad near hi
Nineteenth street containing six rooms kitcheh'
&c. .t- 80 '' tti&3r ono rrrup.
- je est, -- :-na- s,,ti LYME t& BRO4hEa.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

"N2iR THE ROOKBRTDGE,W4T .,
put mp 10 glass containing sl tas 9asf
for SAID iii the we'll -kn6wn houses 4f Messrs: Pun.
cgLE LADp = Co. prHqggists RiShmfSnIfa. afSIf w..
,n,;a Woac "uFsY q Co., Lyuchburg, w. who will
furnish pamphlets containing lettefs OF eminent
ni,ysiciai,a wflh afew ihcaE1S out OF many OF
the WONDERFUL cures effected I hy tsess waters.
NV -fJIy0 '''rS = ''sFs ss-.E
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lost. AND FOUND.


,rAUTION-NO OTICE.-A CHECK ON
~ the Manhattan Bank, New York; certified.
Q, 1870, for $i,4A.2L payable to tho order OF An
drew Revan i Brother, and not endorsed by ps,
has been stolen, and al persons Art, warned ncgo-
tIating 1t. Payment has been stopped. -ii.sJ II
ANDREW KEYAN y BR0THER, j
Ia a. f'F-r4 rfjs - pp5arebny1 VIA go
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EOR NEW 'Y0RK.-The OldSslsI, ,

L Dominion steamship Company's
elegant side-wheel steamship NlaGAHa, Cap
tain BLACKwooD, will leave her wharf at Rock
ctts on FRIDAY, June 10th, Mt O'Clock Z. M.
Freight received until l2 NJ. Fare, $l2; steeragp,
$6;. ronnd-trip tickets. $50. For freight or pas
sage, apply at the OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
corner Eleventh and Main strects. Je 81 st
EOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, lii
eighteen tons (11s) capaclty-l,350 barrels. -
Apply to- PALMER, HARTSOOK &c co.
aD 20 ..s....... ts.- ~ s.. .., - q -.
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HlHE REGULAR ANN UAL, MEETING
l. of the 0ErHE MUTUAL
June goth, at 1e O'Clock M!
III -..H ,tIs RIA. LANCASTER, Cashier.
Richmond, June 9th, 1870. .-Itt 1G 9-tQ
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SAILED.

steamer Ellie Knight Trayers, Norfolk, mer.
cHanulsc and passengers, Harycys q Williams.
steamer James s. Green, Philadelphia, mer-
cnahdise and passengers, W. II. Porter q Co.
Schooner'Martha Collins, Groves, Fortress Mou-
roe, coal, Curtis 4 Parker. t.. So.
Schooner Annie Borland, Voorhees,, New YORK,
Schooner r =. Garter, Reed, Norfolk, raerchan-
disc, Curtis e Parker. - ~! -
Schooner South erner, Darling, Philadelphia,
~ .'' - MEMORANDUM
WEST POINT, June s.-Arrived, steamer State
OF Virginia, freeman, Baltimorc, merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad, Company,
and sailed on return. '' ! =, /! =
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CTATIONEKY.-Eu assortmeat at
- 80. II ELLYHSH \ TAYL0RS q
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TOR SALE dAUsECo ECoND-HAANaDt,, Nc y 9 :
J r. tORMICK REAPlNG AND MOWINGMA.
CHIN e. With selfrake and all the latest In impIsys-
ments, aud nearly nv. az iggnn guessi SnDIspH
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Ia ~ aRnENwoeD DEPOT,
81 sttAALBEhARLE C0UNTYrVA., 49,
Is open 1or visitors. For healtffalness, good
living, &c. II is unsufpassedin mountains.
Children under twelve years AID servants, half
price Dedde4ions for parties spending the sum-
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DN-N " w
corner Main and Tenfh streets.
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE-The men,. g ;.
lsI bers or HE.NRICO UNION LODGE, Xxx
No. I30, are requested to attend o called/ WiA
meeting for work ut their hall on Twtnty-lftl
% Members OF sister Lodges are fraternally in
plted. RI,
~ BY order or the Worshipfnl Master.
a3tn j. ~ WILLIAM WILSON, Secretary.
June 10 A. ID. 1870. A. l.. $50. lie I0-ltk