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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-16
GRAND JURY ROOM HUsTINGs Court,

Sii1 uALLr oune 10, 1870,
Messrs. G. w. Smith. p. H. Starke, DR.. A. TT
Christian and mbrose Carleton, u COMMITTEES nm
pointed at pl cvious meeting to draft suits ',It
rssolntlons rs in memory OF the late VILLAS
propriste, feel Ing, and eloquent remarks deli-
yered hy assjrs. Smith Starke, Christian. and
lsDeil the foit owing resolutions presented 6y the
c0mmlttee com, were @ un aniinously adopted by the
w bereaS Ii has pleased Almighty God to removc
from ls our highly-estccmed friend and associote
WILLIAM BEERS, who h IS been On so m ar ocs
fore be 1t ' 'io'
= Resotced, That in the death of our late friend
ana assoc1nle this grand jury has sustained the
loss or an efficient, worthy, and fearless member.
WHO WHO m ulschrscd ms duty strictly in accordance
win MS oath, and whose presence and counsel we
WIZ miss in our future deliberations.
" "ResotCeI. That in our Judgment this CITY and
community nave sustained in his desth the loss of
q useful, entS rpris!ng and deserving citzor.
hcS0tUed, ihtt we tender to The family of tha
deceaseh our heartfelt sympathes In this their
lrreparaDie loss, and that as mark OF respect to
me memory of tile deceased be IL therefore
hes0Lred, That the Secret Try be requested T,
iuriish copy OF these resolutions g. the family OF
thc deceased and 10 such OF the Richmond ra,jers
as viii publish the same. ''"ps. "a
,, GEORGE W. SMITH, Foreman.
dJTeU Noses, Secretary.
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NoT1cE.-aBoUT TO LEAvE.-Drs. Kendall
hAhDEsTf, who have firmly established their
reputation for clecting the instantaneous and
encaclS us cure OF corns and hunions, which is
evident from the array of testimonials and names
OF prominent gentlemen of the city that have an
pearcd from day to day IN these columns for the
last Two months, will leave Richmond on Monday
nextto attend to their engagements In other cities
Id leaving, the doctors most sincerely thank their
numerous patients for The confidence they have
rcposed In them and should they revisit this clty
(and htttcrcd by their great success they hope at
no distant day they shalll they trust that equal
SUCCESS VIII attend their efforts. Their fee Is sim
ply 81 per corn.
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MAYORS Court, ,WEDNEsDAY-Justtcc Fa-
vier presiding.-I'homas Martin and Bob
Anderson, charged with un nlawlully enter
ing the First Baptist church and stealing
several keys. Turned over to their parents
to he we'll whipped. !:
Nat. Russell (eolorcD was fined 81 for
assauiting Sarah Thomas in the street.
Alexander Robinson (coloredl was also
fined 81 for similar offence on Theophilus
Scott.
Annie Jones (coloredl, charged with fight
ing in the streets. Fined 81.
The continued cases OF Jennie A. Kirby,
assaulting and beating child Of Dominic
McDonougll, and Mrs. McDonough abus-
ing and threatening the aforesaid Mrs. kir-
by, were continued.
Nancy Smith (colored), trcspassing on
Richard Jones's premises and using threat
ening and abusive Language to him. Dis.
charged.
Samuel X. Lawrence was arraigned on
complaint of Thomas Fitzpatrick for al
lowing his dog to bite piece ont OF the
said Fitzpatrick's lip. 1t was shown that
Fitzpatrick had gone too near LaWrence's
marke. cart alter being warned that the
deg was In it; consequently the case was
disalissed,
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DEATH OF WILLIAM L. MAULE.-This
good man and estimable citizen died at his
residence i'll this cityat about noon yester-
day. His disease was consumption, from
which he had long been sufferer. but he
had been on the street during the past week,
and his friends dared hope that he would
yet live many months. But the messenger
Of Death came suddenly, and he passed
away almost without an hours warning.
Captain Maule was in the forty-seventh
year of his age. Early in the late war he
was captain of the Richmond Blues, but
soon resigned on account of declining
health. Subsequently he organized COM
pany of the City Battalion, and remained
in command until the close of the war.
The deceased was better known as 4 pro-
minent member of the Masonic fraternity.
He served nine years in the different chairs
of the Grand Lodge, and at the time Of his
death was Deputy Grand Master of the
State of Virginia. He was also Treasurer OF
st. Adams Royal Arch Chapter, No. SO,
and member of Metropolitan Lodge, No.
II, and of Richmond Commandery, No. 2,
Knights Templar, besides being promi-
nently identified with the Masonic Building
| Association. He leaves q large circle OF
mourning friends. The funeral will take
| place tomorrow.
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OFFICIAL EXAMINATION OF TIE TWELFTH
STREET SCuooLs.-The examination of the
Twelfth-Gtrcct schools took place ycstcr-
day. The rccitations were very crcditablc
to the teachers and pupils, and indicate
much patient labor on the part OF all con-
cerncd.
IN the grammar school Miss Annie B.
Hancock tcachcr) the pupils showed care
fl,l training in reading, history, mental and
written arithmetic, and vocal music.
The grade of this school will be raised
and the pupils continued i'll it, instead of
sending those most advanced to L high
school.
The same remarks will apply to the inter-
mediate school, Miss II. A. Bass teacher.
In the primary school, under the excel
lent instruction of Miss a. NJ. Jones, the
following pupils have fairly outsrown the
grade proposed by the Board Of Education
for schools of this class, and are entitled to
promotion to the intermediate grade: Sallie
Allen, Alice Hill, Dollie Brown. Archer
Fleet, Elnora Miller, David johnson,
Amanda Haskins, james Powell, and james
Geary.
In this school the following pupils have
not been absent OF tardy during the year
Salle Allen, Dolly Brown. Archer Fleet,
David johnson, Thomas Paine, Sallic An
dcrsOn, Amanda Haskins, thus showing that
those who have been the most punctual i'll
attendance are those who have won the re-
ward of promotion.
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THE SOUTHERN AND ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
CoMPANY.-rh lines of this new telegraph
company are being rapidly constructed TO
this place and the other cities and towns in
the South, and the enterprise is in the
hands and under the direction of gentle
men of the South. The stock in the COM
pany has been literally subscribed for by
the business men residing along its route,
and a majority Of its board Of directors arc
prominent southerners.
We arc told that the new line is being
built ut the rate of nine miles per day--;l
fact that speaks well for those having the
work in charge, and that guarantees to our
ncghboring cities L speedy completion of
this most important work. Richmond is
already experiencing the advantages of
prospective competition in telegraphlng in
an important reduction in the rates between
this city and the northern and northwestern
cities
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CONCERT To-N1GHT AT TRINITY CHURCH.
at the request of many friends who were
unable to hear the concert on Monday
night by the scholars Of Trinity school,
and with u view to raise funds for the pur-
chase Of library, another concert will be
given tonight ut Ss o'clock.
n large number Of new pieces have been
selected for the occasion, among which we
mention some old fayOritcs: "Frec as q
Bird" "Old Sexton," "Hcart Bowed
Down."
Elliott D., Matte S., Tommie W., Mary,
Fann!c, and Annie B., will sing some very
amusing and interesting pieces.
Let all who desire to aid the school In
purchasing library attend, and they will
enjoy pleasant evening, besides helping
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The Rice divorce suit for fraud In age IS causing
great excitement In Boston. 1t should warn young
man not to marry In haste. Rice is but twenty
two, his bride thi.ty-scyen. He swears that she
made him believe she was but his own age, by
using Magnolia Balm upon her face, neck, and
hands. Poor youth. lie probably found her ell
bows werea't quite so soft and pretty. Ought Ha'
gan to be indictcd3 We know Of many similar
cases. This Balm gives most wonderful pcarly
and natural complexion. to which we don't OBJ
ject. We like pretty women. To finish the pic
ture. they should use Lyons Kathairon upon the
hair. With pcarly chin, rosy checks, and soft
luxuriant trcss&s, ttey become Irresistible.
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We arc requested to cali attention to The card Of
the "Carclina Life Insurance Company pub
llsicd In our issue Of to-day. The home Ollie of
this company IS ut Memphis, Tenn. Jefferson
Davis Is the president, taking an active anu cuer-
Setic Interest in the IN tnascmcnt OF Its airlirs
The agent for the Stale OF Virginia is General
John :. Preston, of South Carolina, Il native of
Virginia, snd well known to the PEOPLE of tbJs
State during the war and since.
The company Is southern In all Its interests and
purposes, but Is cosmopolitan In It's charities
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RARE AND BEAUTIFUL spring styles Of jeTclry;
elegant new patterns OF pins and drops; glove
bands; Etruscan and enamelled medalIIons; new
STYLE neck chains, handkerchief holders, cuff and
bosom buttons solitaire and clus ter diamond en-
gagcmCuL rings.
Choice novelties In silycrware, IN cases, for bril-
DIAL presents, now opening 1t
NowLAN q CO.'S
corner Main and Tenth streets.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND posr-OFFIOE JUNE 10
Rev. Or. John E. Edwards, Nj. Charlo
Meredith, Mr.. George Ives, II. Y. Car;;ozoo' ~
Richmond, Va; Miss Susan Jefferson. :Inot,,
City; Mrs. G. W. Turner, Airy Point. NJ H.
James Doyle, Holyoke, Mass. /; Mr.. John - 4
McMinn, Tunstall's, Va; p. ..ofessor II" RI n "a
til, Ashland, Va; Mr.. James T. Saunders nr
Hardwicksyil lie, Va.
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CHARTERS GRANTED Secretary of
the Commonwealth has received for record
the charter Of the TruXell Machine Com
pany of Roanoke county, for the ,manufac-
ture 1 of two Improvements in cookie sepa-
rators, granted by Judge Mahood. Also,
Company, of Norfolk, for the manufacture
of fertilizers, granted by Judge Blow.
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ExECUTIvE.-The Governor on yesterday
issued the following appointments !:
Tobacco Inspectors DR.. A.
H. Christian, Seabrook's warehouse (; B. j.
Vaughan, Public warehouse Jesse T.
Hutcheson, Mayo's warehouse.
Flour Observation-Disclosures j. W. Lew
ellen.
Guano Inspectr.-Richmond: DR.. ]. 3.
McCaw.
Tobacco Inspectors Petersburg: Thos.
w. Branch, Moore's warehouse; A. j.
Maclin, Centre warehouse; William E.
Hinton, West Hill warehouse; E. B. Balm,
Oaks warehouse.
David G. Ward notary public for Camp
bell county.
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SUPREME Court B1IL.-The action of the
House Yesterday in refusing to reconsider
the ensrossmcnt of its amendments to the
SIInreme Court bill, and III passing the bill,
fixes definitely Stnunton and Wythcyillc as
the places for holding sessions OF the dis
trict court of appeals. The Senate Will
in all probability agree to the Ilouse amend
mcnts. WytheVille and Staunton are the
places which were also agreed upon by the
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UNIVERSITY OF YIRGISIA.-The Society of
Alumni of this institution will meet at 8
O'Clock A. NJ. on Wednesday, June Goth.
At II o'clock the same day Hon. George II.
Pendlcton, of Ohio, will address the lter;!-
nv societies. On Thursday morning, 3Oth
instant. Governor J. W. Stevenson, of
Kentucky, will deliver the address before
the Society of Alumni, followed in The af-
tnrpoon bv the annual dinner.
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MASONIC ELECT1oN.-At the last stated
meeting of st. Johns Lodge, No. 36, the
following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year:
j. j. Crutchiicld, master !;
r.. C. Epps, Jr., senior warden;
Alonzo Winyiicld, junior warden;
J. i. Goode, treasurer;
james Il. Fisher, secretary;
Il. 4. jacobs. senior deacon;
G.. w. Robinson, Junior deacon;
Charles L. Taylor, John Maciarlanc, stew
ards;
Thomas Angel, tilcr.
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CENTRAL LUNATIC AsYLUM-MEET1Na OF
DIRECTORS AND ELECTION OF OFFICEEs.-
The Board of Directors of tho Central Lu-
natic Asylum met ut the Asylum yesterday.
Present DR.. Hunter Mcguire, Charles
Campbell, Colonel Powhatan Weisiger,
General w. II. Payne, Isaac II. Hunter
(colored), j. Caskie Cabell, w. l.. Riddick,
Rev. James Tyler (colorcd), and Thomas
Campbell (coloreO.
The Board organized by the election of
DR.. Mcguire president, and Isaac Ii. Hun
ter secretary. They then proceeded to
elect the officers Of the Asylum, with the
following result: Superintendent. DR.. ID
b. Conrad, salary $4,000; assistant super,
intendent, DR.. Il. Ii. Cabell, salary 81, ,2o(
communication and rooms steward, Danie
Stevens, salary $1,000 and communication
treasurer, William L. White, salary S5N
without Communication; matrOn, Mrs. sally
Hardeman (coloreD, salary 500 and com
mutation.
1t was resolved that the Board will here
after appoint Il clerk at 800; gardener, $&
per month; watchman, S35 per month
cook, $40 per month baker, s3j per month:
chief male servant, S1S per month; other
male servants, $15 per month chief female
servant, Sl2 per month other female ser.
wants, $40 permonth ostler, Sl5 per month;
communication and rations in each case.
DR.. Mcguire and Messrs. Weisiger, Hun.
ter, and Charles Campbell, were elected an
Executive Committee, and tho state Bank OF
Virginia was selected rs the depository OF
the ASYLUM.
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ALrACA AND LINEN CoATS.-E B. SPENCE &
SoN have fine assortment Of tlcse cool and uiry
garments of all sizes and grades, which they arc
selling ut ante belium prices. Call at 1900 Main
street and examine the large stock and great va
ricty OF 2cntlcmen's wear.
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OFFICIAL PRoCLAAATIoN.-The Governor
has issued his official proclamation Offering
4 reward of $500 for the apprehension of
Reese Luster, Timothy Lllster, John Lus-
ter, and Blair Luster OF 800 for the arrest
and delivery ofany one of them. All charged
with the murder of Hamilton r. Boyle, de-
putty sheriff of TazeWell county, while in
The discharge of his official duty.
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III" place to get cool Is at L. Is. SPENCE K SONS.
They have all gri,lcs OF gcntlcnen's light wearing
apparel, such Us light gauze shirts, linen drawers.
alpaca and linen coats, anu hundred other artI-
cles too numerous 10 mention In detail Call a.
1900 Main street
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A full variety of
RERAGES, rbrbfNS,
CutLliT:S, GRENADINES,
JAPANESE SILKS.
BLACK and CoLORED SILKS,
hLrtCAS, LAWNS,
riQUES, CAMHRiCS,
NAtNSOokS. HElLLlAhTS.
rLAlN SWISS:
>TRlrED, ClIECKK and TUCkED
MUsLINS;
DINI;iES. DIAPER,
TAEbETASS, oRGANDiES,
TABLE LINENS
NAPKINS TOWELS
QUILTS. SHEETlSGS,
CAsSlMERES.
LINEN DHilLINGS,
GHENApISE and LACE StiAWL$,
SILK SACQTtS,
WHITE SHIRTS,
HANDkEkClllEFS,
COLLARS,
EMBROlnEElES,
COLLARS. SHIRTS,
SHIRT-FROSTS
CbRSETS HOSIERY,
KID and LISIF GLOVES,
SILK and LINEN FANS,
poNGEE PhRASpLS.
SILK and GINGIiAM UMBRELLAS,
RIBBONS. SATIHS,
and All kirfS Of sCaSnuahlc goods ut
THALIlIMER'S.
corner Sixth and Broad streets.
lie lo1
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS can get of WAnynn T.
FLEMING, 1920 Main street, In any quantity. suno-
FLOR candy packages. He guarantees satisfaction
In clch case. uis prizes are really, each one.
worth the price you pay for The box. Send
your orders To him.
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pays them.
THOMAS w. KEESEE will sell at 10 A. NJ, at
his anction-housc, . large assortment OF fur-
niturc, &c.
NJ. MCCORMICK will sell at 10 A. NJ. and St L. NJ.
large assortment OF plated jswelry, etc.
LEE i GoDDIN will sell at IL NJ. ten acres of
land In Chesterfield, about six miles from
Richmond.
W. GODDIN will cell mt i. M. sixty acres of
land OH the Fair Grounds road one mile wcsL of
The city limits.
=. BROOKS, commissioner. will sell at L. NJ, al
Trmahawk station, on the Richmond aud Dan
willie railroad valuable timber cd land.
RICHARDSON Il co. will sell at Et Z. NJ. dwell
ing andlot on the nol llh side OF Clay strectncar
Gimer.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS VIII sell ut Z. nj. q
brick store and ,lw. Hing on the west side OF
Seventeenth street next door TO Scott's drug
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BUSINESS TAx.-Have you paid your tax /?
IF not, we would advise you to do so, or
your business will be suspended. See the
notice Of the Auditor in another column.
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Lost AND E0MNN

OST OR STOLEN, on Thursday night
SCOTCH TERRIER PUPPY about six mont 3
old; dark biindle; white mouth and face; tall
tipped with white, and white s.fcak on the back
or the neck, and white face. A LIBERAL RS
WARD will be p aid for his re turn to me at ~ H.
valentines auction store, 1884 Main street,
1e 1911 f#- GEGRGE n nRAv
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Remember " in your promenade of an cye-
ming the neat icc-cream saloon at "JACKsoS's,'
corner Maiu and Third streets.
He also mak-s and delivers TO flmilicS, pic
mics, fairs, &C., &C., pure icc.crcam In any
uuartIty and of any favor desired.
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u. ELLYsos & Co. will insert advertisetnentsin
me principal reaspapetsih Virginia, North Caro-
Ina, Tennessee, and tho aorthern claes, vt pao'
ishers' raLes, for cash. Apply at .his once.
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All the leading magazines and periodicals for
sale by ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, nextto Dispatch Of
fee.
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Cock F1GHT:-A correspondent informs
us That grand cock fight, for 500 side
and 800 a main, will take place at Rocky
Mount, N. C., OH the 22d, 23d, and oath in
slant.
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OLD PAPERS, In packages Of one hundred O!
moro, for sale at the Dispatch countIng-yoom.
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at unpreccd,ntcdly low prices.
WHITE GROUND GRENADINES. embroidered
and striped, ri coc.
BACKGROUND GRENArINES nj a5c.:
BLACK-GROUND HERMAN at e5c. to 81;
rIrKE MolIAIR LESO at 25c.;
FIGURED LAWNS al l:3c.
ONGANDIsS at Csc;
WHITE rIQUES, all figures and prices;
JAPANESE SILKS and PuPLINS, all styles;
BLACK SILKS, all grades.
Gical bargains In WHITE GOODS, such 10
MUSLINS,
CAMBRlCS,
ORGANDIES,
NsINSOOk,
CoRSETS,
HOSIERY,
uANDKERCulrFS.
Tn. best l2.c LINEN HANbkEKCulEF in
the city.
PARASoL COVERS at $L5o;
EMBRQIDERIES. LACES. &c;
RIBBONS, all widths and colors;
and everything else usually kept In 4 trst-class
house, At very low prices.
ulRSH GUGGENHElMER,
CT Broad street.
y; J, {; s }HEss:ny; 1HAS: Statesmen. =.
7. =. GRETTER,S 1c7
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PAIRING STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS I'm
city and country; TOBACCO WORK OF NIL
kinds made and repaired TOBACCO FLAT
rEH1NG-MILLS made aud repaired In JOHN
HANCOCk'S SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT
FORM aud all other kinds OF seal ES REPAIR
ED aud ApJ HSTED: AGESTs = f9r slS sais go %
VERNON, SELDEN,s PATENT STEAM-EN.
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM.
GAUGES. These gauges arc warrantld by US for
one year, and sell them At los prices. We keep
all kinds OF HkASS WQkK OF, ,sUPERIOR
cocks. oil and taliow-cups, OII-CUPs HsjB
SHAFrING, SELF-FEEDERS, STEAM.WIIIS-
TIES, WATER-GAUGES, GL0BE-YALYES,
sortment Of such articles are used by oil run.
ming steam. eng ines aud saw.nills. -: =. 49,
SL0AT TGADDIEGT0N,y- i
jel5 1879 and 1874 Cary street.
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, I
RJCITMpSn .Juua 1af 1871 Z

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, June 1st 1870,
T WILL ATTEND AT MY OFFICE
i daily between the hours Of o'clock A. ~. and
for fG as lSH 70 Inc S S5 Ssns sns
person charged with CITY TAXES tie whole or
,ue-half Of the amount oftaxes charged, deductiDg
ram the whole amount, or one-haif as tue case
". b. DAVIDSON,
Je lin City COLLECTOR.
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GNARDOZO, FOURQUREAN Il CO.,
OPPOSITE PosT-oFFICE,
are now opening a large and varied assortment OF
new and elegant
JAPANESE SILKS,
JAPANESE rOPLINS,
GRENADINES,
Butt CLOTHS,
and other
DKRSS GOODS.
ALSO.
LACE POINTS tsoine very smalI,
PARASOL COVERS,
LACE SETS,
LACE HANUKEKCHlEFs,
LACE COLLARS.
IN endless variety. that cannot fail 10 please.
All In want of DRY GOODS 'sre advised TO give
us call, US oar prices are as low as the lowest,
and our assortment varied and complete.
apn CARDogO. FOUgQUREAE co.
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Aitfntond (Mlspatfh.
THURSDAY. Y..............JUEE 10, 1870.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DI, PATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINE CIR
CULATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
AUCTION SALES TE1AS OAK.

On all DabIic or prfrGto sales Qf Real Estate
made bet,oss'l The LIST OF January ana the LIST 0j
Jmiy The purchasers pay N, to,rss for the present
year, b,a o1, al sales hft'cesn the first day o5
-,lly and the last day of December the setter
pdSs them.
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BfYLlaNERY.

At MISS X. G. McLEMORE'S, 40f,
"A corner of Fourth snd Broad sfreess, a,ay DO
iuund y beautiful assortment OF SuuMER BON
teason IN now far advanced. f 10 a6--eAs
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No. G2T.

NO. 621. No. G2T.
~ THE POPULAR
BKoAD-STREET DRY GOODS STORE.
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TO TAXPAYERS,

CITY AUDITORS OFFIcE,a
RICHMOND, VA, June l. 1870.
THE CITY ASSESSMENT OF CLASS
L OR LICFNSE TAX for the year 1870 must be-
paid to tue City Chamberlain, upon the warrant
OF the Auditor, on or before tbs 18TH DAY GE
JUNE. l win be 1T The Auditors Office each day
from a. NJ. to 3P. NJ. - -
The attention OF merchants and all others sub
1ect 10 this tax is especially invited To the sub
Joined extract. LOUIS r. BUSSIEUX
. Au6itOy
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Ertract from an Ordinance passed by the Council
" the Cty Of Richmond Nay 30, 1870:
"SECTIoN 10. All taxes on licenses listed by the
ASSESSOR shall be paid 10 the City Chamberlain,
upon the warrant OF The Auditor, on or before the
18th day Of June, and each license shall be issued
when the tax assessed thereon shall have been paid;
aud on all such taxes not SO paid within the time
specified there shall be addition Of tloeatv per
cent, and the unlicensed business shall be sts-
pended until the tax, with such addition, shall
have been paid.''
From the original. Z. G. HOWARD,
jc l6-5t Clerk Council.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-16

We have received our
FOURTH SUPPLY OF SUMMER DRY GOODS
al unprecedyntcdiy low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-16

uTINDoW-SIiADE DEPs O e, 1855
hisilarge stock OF WIADo oiF.slIh DEE, ,TAsLE
UILCl.OTHS, &C., II geld prices, Geld, yeayess
and Crystaiized Shades with Ftxtuces 70 MATCH;
CLOTH from one shilling per yard Ipt Nlass AA
icess fass covering cafriages. &c less s3et So
York prices. Call asa bay OF d. GOLnGas lss3
Aain stTsct, between RsfseaasE ana Eesssssssaess
atfes.s. H