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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-29
) ,MARxsE .1HTEEL1aEECKs
Port OF RICHMOND, JUNE 2s, 1910.


PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 2s, 1870. i
(. y ARRIVED. 3 80 Bg-.,y
Steamer James: g. Green, Philadelphia, mer-
cnantise and passebgers, w. 2, Porter. :, /.
Steamer John Sylvester. clifford, Norfolk, rf16z.
chandise and passengers, L.. B. Tatums sEi III -tsl
Schooner J. r. lockwood, Sbarrcttl NemYcrk,
merchandise, Curtis g Parker. - =
SAILED. =
2 Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion steam-
ship Company. sry.-.-t>s sr, +s.,r..i
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, June 2s.-Arrfycd, steamer state
OF Virginia, Freeman. Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad Company
and sailed the 2sth On return. y - -.
NEW YoIK, June 25.-Cleared schooner Nellie
Benediek, Ellis, for Richmond. l'l 90
BY TELEGRAPH. s' -
: NEW YORK, Junc2s.-Arrived, steamer Russia,
Liverpool -.. - = - - ~. :
NEW YORK, June 2s.-Arrived steamers Henry
Chauncey and Alaskap from Aspinwall. 81.
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sen at 5P. M. the
beautiful residence called " Hopcdale,n with
niacrcs Of land located near Camp Grant.
GRnBHS It WILLIAMS will sell at5p. M, a lot
of ground on the north side OF Byrd between
Sixth and Seventh streets. ~. s.-...
dRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at IL NJ. valua-
bic real estate on the north side Of Cary be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
RICHARDSON q co. will sell at p. M. a four
acre lot, with two-story brick dwelling, on
the Brook turnpike opposite the toll-gatc.
. Also another lotcontaining l5 acres. "-'tl
HILL e GODDIN will sell att p. NJ, at James
Turner's, on Leigh street between Foushcc and
Adams, u lot Of tobacco manufacturcr's fix
lures, &c.
COOK Il LhUGHTON will continue the salc of
dry goods, &C., Of William n. Bell & Co. this
morning at 10 o'clock, ..-... ...s.. ..-.
COOK LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ. an
assorted lot Of furniture &c. 1-.... ~,
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Health, Z: Causes Of death: Asthma, / :;
consumption, 5 g white, colored); cholera
lhiantum, commissions, 1; diarrhea, L;
dysentery, l; dclirium ,tremens, 1; heart
alsease, l; hemorrhage from lungs, /; in
,,l nalnmatlon OF bowels, 1; iockjaw, maras-
mas, neglect, |; old age, 2; paralysis Of
muscles ~ OF deeglutition, l premature birth,
I pneumonia, chronic, 1; rheumatism Of
nealt, sun-stroke, 4; scrofula, (colored);
surglcal operation, /; teething, 3; tabes
hIesenser,lca' Inseaa l; typhoid fever, 1; un-
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WASTING WATER.-Persons on Church
Hill and in other elevated parts of the city
arc already complaining Of I, scarcity Of d
Chief Of Police has been called to the fact
that thcre Is a great waste of the precious
fluid occasioned by persons leaving hy-
drants running. The police are ordered to
report all such offenders, that they may be
dealt with according to law.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTn1As.-At meeting of
Virginia Lodge, No. 2, held on Monday
night, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term of six months D. A.
Brown, Jr., V. T.. Il. D. Briggs, W: G.
W. V. Glazcbrook, V. c.; w. J. Sickle,
II. S.; j. Il. 'Medlccott, l.. S.; NJ. Mittel-
dorier, b.
The Grand Lodge of Virginia, Knights OF
Pythjas, met in special session last night
Grand Chancellor Wade in the chair. I'M
portant matters affecting the welfare Of the
order were considered.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.--The remainder of the large
and elegant stock OF WILLIAM N. BELL & Co.,
consisting of dress goods hosiery, notions, white
goods cloths, trimmings, &C., will be sold ut auc-
ton on Wednesday and Thursday the Goth and
3oth. We invite the special attention of tile ladies
10 the sale OF wednesday tic :0th. On Thursday
tho cntIrc stock Will be closed out IN lots TO tho
t-.Qc,
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T RICHMOND FEMALE 1NsTITUTE.--The COM
mcnGGment exercises of the Richmond Fe-
male Institute are announced TO take place
at the First Baptist church tonight. The
principal feature of the exercises Will be
the reading of essays by the graduates. A.
fine band Of music will be. in attendance,
and with such combination Of attractions
we may expect a very large crowd to be on
hand ..-....
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= CADETS OF HONOR AND TEMrERANCE.-At
regular meeting of Old Dominion Section,
No.. /, Cadets OF Honor and Temperance,
held in their hall OH Monday evening, eth
instant, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing six months: Governor,
John w. Glenn !; First Assistant Governor,
J. Ed. Walter Second Assistant Governor,
Robert Holzback Third Assistant Cover
nor. Willard Miller; G. A, L. e. Brown ;
G. V. A., A. B. Hart>ook; Secretary, w.
A. S. Conrad; A. S., George Smith; Trca-
surcr, C. ID. IIabliston; Assistant Treasu-
rcr, Ed. A: Rudd; Usher, a. G. Adams
Assistant Usher, Horace e. Walter; l. W.,
f. Low; q. T., John Warden.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS,

DATH ALUM SPRINGS,
u BATH COUNTY, VA.
ih- pleasant and attractive SUMMER RE-
~"l;T win hc open 10 receive visitors June J,
l.". II j. &ituItca ten miles from M,lboro'
pot mI thc Chesapeake and ohio railroad, and
Immediately the best and most direct stage
r,.ui leading from that railroad 10 the Warm, Hot
aHi tl,aliug SPRING..
Ih.. waters are tonic. dcobstrucrt, altcratiyc,
.'Ti tgtriny:cnt and enjoy i Wide reputation iAr
't' cure uf All cuLanu',iis diseases, scrofula,
'ar"niC diarrhEa, chronic thrush, dyspepsia,
G,,Tyuils debility &c, and arc especially noted
4 = remedial agent for those ailments peculiar TO
inr i.lutlc constitution.
The proprietor il now prepared to offer unusual
!niu"cineniE 10 both nNaiiS and pl1asure-Seekers,
hr has r,ittcd ami furnished The rooms OF The
E,r., hotels AID handsome cottages In style supe-
rlnr In point OF elegance and comfort io those ut
sUE al the Virginia springs.
fuuac wishing 10 secure Il choice of cottages or
Io';n. woui,i do well Ia apply early n arrange
3,lt,. are now being made for the scason
+ = cIrcr,iars Sc. giving full Information, au-
rr..ss JOSEPH BANTER,
Proprietor Bath Alum Springs, Va
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THE SCHOOL BILL.--The enemies of con-
seryatism had predicted that the Legislature
would adjourn without disposing OF the
.free-schooI bill. Doubtless this would have
suited them very well. but they are doomed
to be disappointed The House took 1t up
Yesterday, and evinced an earnest disposi-
tion to drive it through without unnecessary
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GRAND P1c-Nro.-Arrangements are being
made for o grand picnic TO be given on tho
Fourth Of July at the Hermitage Fair
Grounds by st. Patriek's congregation, for
the benefit of the building fund Of the
church. It will be gotten up on grand
scale. =. ri-.- ---,
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE JUNE o.
Miss Carrie MuNeyi, Georgetown, ID. Z.
Miss Sue Brown, Cartersville, Va; Mr.
Ohy Bird, New Kent Courthouse, Va;
Miss Georgeanna Boyd, Petersburg, Va.
Robert Croncie, Clarke,s Ferry, Va. Mis-
ELLA Habersham, Old Church, Va; Mr. 4
4. Wexford, Atlanta, Ga; Mrs; James "
Murfce, Havana, Ala. Colonel William Il
Minis, Richmond B. E. p, box 1874, Rich
mond -1s -.
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THE FEET.-Dr. sCuuLTz's patrons and others
will please notice he Will leave Al cases of
corns, bunions, diseased nails, &C., treated with
out pain. Relief instantaneous. Ollcc, Nine
teenth street near Main. Ladies and children
attended
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STEAMERS.


e OOMPANY.IFok NoRFOLK. sg
PORTS MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR LAND
lNGS ON TIE JAMES RIVER.-The fast abd
and elegant U. s. MAIL steamer
JOHN SYLV EST z K,
Captain u. G. CLIFFORD.
leaves company's wharf al Rockets for the above
nam, d places ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
and F4ilDAYS at sIX h;s:, O'CLOCK q: a. NJ; and
Passencers arrive in Norfolk In time to con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
North ..-
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arr.
val OF steamer. .-r..4 ...
FARE TO NORFOLK
i... ....-.s FREIGHT ...s....
Received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
from l3 NJ. TO o. Z. ~, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings on James
river, at reasonable rates. -'E
No WHARFAGE CHARGED. s.tt
Freights for way-lanaings must be prepaid
Applyto ~ O." L.. 3. TATUM, Agent
II Office, Company's wharf.
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A WeMAN DRUHK.-A white girl about
fifteen years of age was arrested by Police
man Orme Yesterday for being drunk in the
street. She was found on Eighth street be-
tween Main and Franklin. At the station
she reported herself rs being from North
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TIE HOT SPRINGS,

SAITH COUNTY, VA.
Professor j. t. CABET.I, VI. D., of the University
Of Virginia, resident physician.
Tnls renowned WATERING-fLACE% VIII hc
"l~n for the reception Of visitors JUNE lsT.
T,.-. Springs offer unsurpassed attractions TO
ln, h the invalid and The plcasure-seckcr. No e1-
fs, ~ effort viii I've spardby the pr"prlctor6 10
r.A It AZ comfortable and pleasant us possible TO
all .islturs. ~, ,,,,,,.,
Hi.. t,lIi, ruus sources OF ofThERMAL WATERS
A. '.rse springs vary ln temperature from 90 ae-
.t,,s Fahrenheit 10 10 degrees Fallrenhtlt
Though the intermediate degrees and thus pre-
-s.t ,.yrry variety of hath for chronic Diseases
il.y are moreover, found To prepare the system
i.r lhc hcuchyiai action Of cold mineral waters,
~ffh,r saline -uiplntrDus, aluiDinvnS, or ciaiy .
' at. Ia cs,.s for which such waters aS are !ouliu
!H Hh.fEi,I"riug valleys arc mainly Indicated
~ ~CElIflVE PAMPHLETS, containing Il
j'ta'lrd accoun, Of these Springs and reports oi
nu'mrvs eases cur'd or relieved, W Ill be furnished
'n AplIiraiion /" tn Manager, 81 The Springs, or
l'~. {. TAKpY Co, Richmond, va.
"A 1KLEGEArH OFFICE has been established
at the springs, thus aaording yiSitoro al oppor-
t,nttN al prompt communication with every part
at th. world. j. 4. mCCIUSG, Manager.
:. {. TAkDY, ..--
TuGB. u. PRICE Il CO., ri.
my ls-2m owners. Itichnond, Va.
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EXAMINATION OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CoNTINUED.-Thc following schools were
examined on Monday:
The Sevcnteenth-Street Primary School
(Mr. o. M. Steward teachcr) was first
visited. A large number Of pupils have at
tended this school, and the teacher has
been overworked. The general progress
has been quite good, and in some classes
excellent. The examination showed no
pupils sufficiently advanced to be promoted
TO the intermediate grade.
The ''Brick-Stcps" Grammar School Miss
Amanda Crane teacher) appeared finely.
After an examination in reading, writing,
composition, arithmetic, and grammar, the
following were advanced to the high school
grade: Joseph Ferrer and Morris Woold-
ridge. A considerable number Of the nd
vanced pupils of this school have been ap-
pointed to teach in localities III the country.
Rockets Primary School No. 9 is taught
by Miss M. X. Whitehouse. This school is
very unfortunate both in locality and room.
The teacher has done her best, and deserves
praise for tie success that has attended her
work. No promotions were made. The
school is made up of what would be tho
lowest class in tho Pri,norJ Sritue OF SciloOl.
Rockets Primary School No. Is taught
by Miss Sarah j. Hawkes.. The method OF
lQSlTllCIlOU HIS DcCH CACCllCllIJ ahi Sooet
progress has been made. A large class is
well taught very nearly to the point fixed
for promotion to the next grade.
The Nicholson-Strcet Primary School fail
cd of an examination owing to the serious
illness of the teacher, Miss +. NJ. Savage.
rhe grammar school here is taught by
Miss Lucy L. Hulce. At the commence
ment of the year the grade of this school
was considerably below that of other gram
mar schools consequently no pupils arc
fitted for the high school grade. The eXami-
nation was very satisfactory. The following
pupils deserve special mention OH account
of not having been tardy during the. ycar.
Willie Romcr, Charlie Romcr, Johnnie
Moore, Edgar Hatcher, Samuel Hatcher,
Maria Freeman, Freddie Cotton.
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"I,m CAPTAIN JINKs. OF TIIEIlIoRsE MA
HISEs." This popular song only wanted one
other idea embraced IN 1t 10 render 1t complete
Some alluston should have been made TO his parade
suit, bought of L. B. SPENCE & SON, 1900 Main
SIR
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on tc i1th vi" the F House a bavng adoDted
resolution to that effect, and there being
bat little doubt as to the concurrence Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-29

RARE AND BEAUTIFUL spring styles OF Jcwclry;
elegant new patterns OF pins and drops; glove
bauds Etrnscan and eiamclIed medallions; new
styIe neck chains, Observation-Disclosures, cuff and
bosom buttons solitaire aud cluster diamond en-
gagcment rings. r~#s.-g -'zEfi
Choice novelties IN snverHare, IN cases, for brt-
dal presents, ROW opening at
.* - .-A EowLAN i Co.'s,
corner Main aud Tenth streets.
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+" Remember ;, In your promenade OF an eve
ming the neat icc-crcam saloon ut ''JACKsoN's,' y
corner Main and Third streets.
Hc also makes aud delivers to families, pic
nics, fairs, &C., &C., pure icc-cream III any
quantity and of any flavor desired. e
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When IN the course OF human events 1t becomes
necessary to buy new clothing, due regard for
tue welfare Of readers requires that we should
advise them to patronizc Z. Il. SPENCE i Son,
1900 Main street.
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i. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
TIE ROCK BRIDGE WATER.

IL up In glass. containing all the mCdtCl1al qua
tt, :,s when drank NJ It's fountain head, Is kept
r.r snlc At the we'll kn Jwn houses OF McSsrs: GR-
t.II, IIApD Co, Druggists, llrhinnn', va. !,
VI. y. i &. a. SASTOS, Druggists, Norfolk, Va. !;
a. NnupRuFF Il CO., Lynchburs, Va. who viii
'utpl-n ps,u phlcts containing letters OF eminent
pi} >iriaus with few certificates out OF many OF
,'r wonderful cures effected Toy these waters.
20
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TIE FAIR under the management of the
ladies' Of the Ckiy-Street Methodist church
will be continued several nights lohSer.
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r. @. B. Bat IN election Of Benjamin
Lodge. No. SO, I. 0. B. B., held on the 26th
instant, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing; term: N: :.;1a,, e, Jacobson II
president; aB. Becher, vice.president II.
Whitlock,s treasurer 5: Pike, recording
secretary; Julius Meyer financial sesrerafy @aer;s
It.; P.,Leyy, o. q. i ,ta-. r. ,.
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term of six months Noble Grand, John
n. Butler, Jr.; Vice Grand, John A. |
Schick.; Secretary james r.. Atkinson
Treasurer, Fl. Calder - Chaplain, F. T.
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CoLoRED NORMAL ScHooL.-The annual
examination Of the ColOred Normal High
School, on Navy Hill, will take place to-
day between the hours Of 4. M. and 2
l.. NJ. ! Tr~,-'I- - ..rrt~f an y.-g.
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n. ELLYsoN Il Co. with Insert advertisements In
the principal newSpspersiu Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
Jishe "a, rates. for cash. Apply at this office.
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."PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE" Charles
RcaGc's latest work, IL paper and cloth, ut ELY
LON l. TAYLol's, 1llc Main street.
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HARpERs' BAsAg, unusually full of in
terestng matter for the ladies, is to hand
from Ellyson & Taylor, news-dealers, 1l16
Main strpat $500, .. ..-,..,, =.
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MASONIC ACADEAY-The pupils of the
Masonic Academy will be finally examined
ot ST. 1Allun's Hall on Thursday morning.
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Hot, HOTTER, HOTTEST, Is an expression never
used by those who wear L. u. SPENCE & SoEs' 75c.
Eauze shirts.
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- / Mp" BOTTLES.

HIMPn BOTTLES.
VI have received 4 small lot OF these amusing
sEt mysterious TOY BOTTLES. Call soon II
!yn nan, one OF The Mystic Imp Bottles.
ANDREW PIZZINI x CO.,
SV7 DcOad street
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"B SELECT WlIISKEY ut w. ID. BLAIR Il
CO.'S, corner Main and Ninth streets. An I'M
usually good article for the price-vlz., -. 60 per
gallon.
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All the leading magazines, weckiies, anu daillcs
published, can be found at ELLYsoN TAYLoh's
news depot, next to DiSpdtch building. ~
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Asl the leading magazines and periodicals for
sale by ELLYsoN & TAYLoR, next to DtSpdtcA Of
fiCo, ..-. ....+
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"PUT YOURSELF IN Ills PLACE," Charico
Rcadc's latest novel; just received and for sale by
ELLYsoE / TAYLOR, next to Dispatch Office.
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VARIETY SPRINGS will he opened for
Y The reception Of visitors on the FIRST OF
JULY. They lie fifteen miles west of Stanntnn,
directly on the Chesapeake and ,'hto railroad, the
cars stuppng at them. The mineral waters are
very fine, consisting of chilybcatc, alum all
healing, and sulphur. Mountain scenery grand.
Music and other :nuscmrutS. Battling In healing
water grabs.
TERMS: One month, $40 ; per week, $12; per
day, g.. Children under twelve years and SER
wants half price l.. IL NJ. EURRIISS,
ie iS--2u Propr,ctors.
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'!lE NEW RIVER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
GILES COUNTY, VA.

w,.~ripcr day, -. so per week, SIS: per month,
tell!rcu under ten years and scryants, half
r IS delightful SUMMER RESORT will be open
.rti,tur~ nom JULY ISr. 4 Stage win he run re-
..lsiS twice \ week Ia and from the Montgomery
- ... sulphur Springs. on the Virginia and Ten
..,, railroad. Those who prefer waller travel
,,.n stage, and have 4 desire to view the macnill-
.,ml scenery Of New river. can take the cars Ia
ral depot. on the Virginia aud Tennessee raj
-. where they will ind comfortable hotel ac-
. HmodIiinns, aud from which point u boat will
.... t"r The Springs twice each week.
TIE mvic"ratlpg atmosphere, the enchanting
f,rN the delightful fare for which the place Is
...t,Hi consisting In part In FRESH FISH AND
,. ME all the season thrnngh), the line medicinal
uy.rir~ "ftic water thcing siInilar to the Green
'. t,r NE''ci. the tshing. hunting. boating.
thIur, and TIC moderate charge for board, point
J. ~ - one OF the Inost desirable places IN this
. .uulry for "A family tn spend the summer.
Pr aTy further information, apply 10 tho pro-
...ttu-s. WILLIAM ktEl ESTbN,
New Eircr White Sulphur springs,
Giles county, Va.
JOHN TYLER,
p0St-utice box 23i, Richmond, Va.
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OLD PAPERs, In packages Of one hundred OF
more, for sale at the Dispatch counting-room.
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TO TAx-PAYE1S.
CRY ColLEcron's OFFIcE,l
~ RICHMOND, June lst, 1870.

~. ~ CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE
3 n-.a | - ~" RICHMOND, June lst, 1870. !
T WILL ATTEND AT MY OFFICE
i daily between the hours of O'Clock A. M. and
g 6, o,clock r. M from the I5tn to the 30th OF June
Inclusive for the purpose OF receiving from any
person charged with CITY TAXES the whole or
one-inlf OF HE amount oftaxcs charged, deducting
from the whole amount, Or one-half, as the case
may be, ten per cru.E thereon.
- - W. b. DAVIDSON, "
te l-lm City Collector.
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'''' N'"'' W. IL. McDANNALD, Agent.

since this announcement have made arrange
ulcutS To aid In the management nf The Warm
Springs this season. My connection with and
mana cement Of the Healing Springs for three sue
ct.ssirr seasons WILL trust, h1 guarantee to my
friends of cordial and hosplt ahe welcome. The
public generally are requested to try once more
!hS 'avoritc old place. --
&c . 2m JOHN T.. EUBANK.
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II. D. o. F.-At a regular meeting of Fitz-
hugh Lodge, No. Ee3, I. 0. o. F., held on
last night, 2Sth instant, the following officers
were elected and Installed for the ensuing
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THE CIRCULATION oE. TILE D1sPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIR
CuLATIoN Of ALI. THE, OTHER DALEY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. -
AUCTION SALES THIS Day.

On all public or private sales Of Real Estote
n,dde bet,oecn the lst OF January ana the lst OF
i Judy the purchasers pay the tares far the present
= year, b,a OH aH sales betoces the first day Of
. July and the last dag Of December the setIsr
pave them, e.. . ...s ,s. - -ss sg-..t. ..f ~ .r
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DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE }
INSURANCE COMPANY,f
-sf RICHMOND, June %, 1870. }
DIVIDEND.-T directors of this com.
~ pany have declared the usual scmi-apnual
dividend of i've per cent {free OF all taxesl, pay
able 10 the stockholders on and after lst July next
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.,
80 o8-1w @.- Secretary.
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NOTICE TO oSHIPPERS.-s5sae-,urE.h
IN The boats OF the JAMES RI-ss.sssssssss RI-sss..sssssSsssTS
YER AND KASAWHA CANAE COMPANY
will leave the dock as usual promptly ut II M. on
Freight and tolls ON goods for Lynchburg aud
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid az the
be afforded consignees, but no obligation is as
sumed 10 deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my Office on the Dock without special agreement
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
dell r's.l J.. EDWARD DILLON, Agent,
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VNARM SPRINGS,

w BATH COUNTY, VA.
This cclc bra.cd watcring-pace will be open on
the LIST OF Jane for the reception of visitors. The
scenery is grand and beautiful the climate de-
lghtful, salubrious, and highly lnvtgorating.
These waters have been known andacclcbrated for
their curative vi tues for nearly century.
Hoard: Fer day, $2.75; week, Sl1.5o; month,
SEQ.
koute by railroad to the Millboro' depot on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, thence by stage
fifteen miles 10 Warm Springs.
For circulars containing full account or these
waters write to
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DEILADELP HIA, RICH. IfEsA
Il MOND AND NORFOLK sTEAM M-sSsssssaeass
a W II K.-Steamers NORFOLK j. W.
EVEl;MAN, and j. B. GREEN, composing this
line, will leave Richmond every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, and philadelphia every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, alternately, at IL O'Clock
NJ. Freight received every day tSundays except
Freights taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
statcroorn, 50. t .--E, w. z. PORTER,
,s sr. ..a. Agent at Richmond, j.
" Office No. 2425 Dock street.
WEN. r. CLYDE i CO., a.... .
" Agents at Philadelphia,
s-.. -s Offices No. IL South wharves,
fcl6 aud No. II North wharYes.