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JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

The Committee on james River Improve
ments submitted report recommending
that S20O,000 of coupon bonds, payable
thirty-four years after date, bearing eight
per cent. interest, be issued, to be devoted
to the James River improvement, and re-
commencing the appointment of a compe-
tent engineer to superintend the work; the
said sum to be expended under the direc-
ton OF the committee. ..
On motion of Colonel Ordway, the report
was made the special order for next meet
ing, and, on motion of Mr.. Strauss, one
hundred and fifty copies Of the report were
ordered for printing.
Adjourned.
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CHARTER RECoRDED.-The Secretary o
the Commonwealth has received for record
u charter granted 30th March, 1870, by
Judge Alfred Morton, then judge Of the
Circuit Court of Richmond, to the Catholic
Male Orphan Asylum of this city. The cor
porators, consisting of number of the
leading members of the Catholic churches
in Richmond, have purchased the building
at the corner of Ninth and Marshall streets
formerly owned by Mr.. John rutherford,
and will in Il short time have it ready fol-
occupation. It is proposed, in addition to
an asylum for orphans, to open a school,
under competent teachers, for the Catholic
youth Of the city.
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The Rice divorce suit for fraud In age Is causing
great excitement in Boston. 1t should warn young
men not to marry in haste. Rice 10 but twenty
two, his bride thirty-seyen. BE swears that she
made him believe she was but his own age, y
using Magnolia Balm upon her face, neck, and
hands, Poor youth. He probably found her ell
bows weren't quite SO soft and pretty. Ought Ila-
gan to be indicted2 We know Of many similar
cases. This Balm gives most wonderful pearly
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 pearly chin, rosy cheeks. and sort,
luxuriant tresses, they become Irresistible.
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SANITARY INsPEcrIoN.-The police are
making a sanitary inspection of the city,
and many persons have been notified that
unless their premises, and especially the
sinks thereon, are properly cleansed IN four
days they will be fined under the city orli-
nances. 1t is well to inform persons thus
notified that on leaving notice at either
station-house for the proper officer they will
be relieved from the penalty of the ordi-
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JAMES N. TAYLOR will sell at 10 A. NJ. at No.
400 Clay street. between Fourth and Fifth, 4 Iot
OF household furniture, &c. .
RICHARDSON & co. will sell atop NJ. valua.
bic real estate near the toll-gatc on the Brook
turnpike.
W. GODDIN Will sell at 6 +. NJ. n far,n-in Hano.
yer county seven miles east of Richmond, Oh
the road leading TO Old Church. ,.
w. B. ROBINS will fell ut IL NJ. at his office, In
shafcrs building, No. loo2 Main street, wood
land near Short Pump, In Renrico county,
THOMAS W. KEESEE VIII sell at his rooms al
10 O'Clock large assortment OF furniture o.
the hest make and In good order, n lot of mat.
Tesses, desks, and safes, tableware, sewing
machines, &c.
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REsp1rE.-The Governor has again re.
spited for thirty days James and William
Kelly, convicted in the Hastings Court of
Richmond of cow-stealing, and sentenced
to three years each in the penitentiary;
They are at present confined in the city Jail
awaiting an opinion of the Supreme Court
of Appeals affecting their imprisonment.
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RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE COMMENCE
MEsr.-The commencement exercises ut
Randolph Macon College viii begin on
June 18th. at u O'Clock there will be a
meeting of the Board of Trustees, and ser'
mon by Bishop Doggett at so'elock. ;,
First Day-Morning exercises, 10H
O'clock; address before the Alumni by
Rev. Charles II. Hall. o'clock, meeting
of the Society of Alumni. Evening exer
cises, s .o'cIock.--Celebgation OF Franklin
Literary Society j. Address BY President
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PIc-N1c AT EUKER's.-We would again
call the attention of our readers to the
grand combination picnic to be given at
L. J. Euker's brewery, near Buchanan
Spring, this evening by the ladies Of the
Congregation House of Israel and Kennes-
seth Israel for the benefit of the Oakwood
Hebrew Cemetery. 1t will be fine affair.
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The GERHIsER MURDER CAsE.-Tn the
Hastings Court yesterday the case of John
Gerhiscr, Federal soldier, charged With
the murder Of F. 3. Hovey, of New York,
on the Esd of February Last, was called.
On Monday it had been continued on ac-
count OF the absence Of two soldier wit
nesses who were expected from the FAR
West, but who did not arrive. Yesterday
the soldiers appeared, having travelled some
2,2OO miles to reach this place.
Colonel John B. Young, of counsel for
prisoner, read 4 lengthy affidavit made by
the accused, setting forth the fact that Ed
win Mccormick, 4 soldier, now In Daeotsh.
was most important and material witness
Tor hlm, and that he could not safely 90 to
trial without his presence. Colonel Young
sent special messenger to the War De-
partment, who gave permission for McCor-
mick to attend, and said that the other SOL
diers now here could be retained until the
trial. The Secretary of War stated that
Mccormick could reach Richmond by July
2Oth. .-,.r
The accused expects to prove that Nc Cor
mick was with him on the morning of the
fatal occurrence that in addition to being
III lquor, an attempt, accompanied by yio-
lence, had been made TO rob him, and that
he was physically desperate and mentally
deranged. At the time of shooting Hovey
he did not know what he was doing, nor
was he conscious of having done anythiBg
till informed afterwards, while imprisoned
in the cage.
The case was continued.
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TRIBUTE OF REsPEcT.-We notice that at
q meeting of the Car-BuilderY Association
held in New York about the 1st Of June
resolutions were passed in regard to the
death Of Mr.. j. r. Childs, master car
builder Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road Company, Of this city. The paper
awards him great praise for his skill, inge-
nuity, and integrity.
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RARE AND BEAUTIFUL spring styles ofjewelry;
elegant new patterns Of pins and drops glove
bands; Etruscan and enamelled medalli0ns; new
style neck chains, handkerchief. holders, cuH and
bosom buttons solitaire and cluster diamond en-
gagement rings.
Choice novelties In silverware, in cases. for bri-
dal presents, now opening at .,.....
EowLAN & Co.'S
corner Main and Tenth streets,
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CITY CoNTRAcTs.-The Committee on
Streets met yesterday afternoon and
awarded the following contracts for the
year, beginning July 1st I: For granite
street-paving. TO Alois Rick; for brick
sldewalk-paving to Powers & Crump; for
grading and gravelling, to Il. II. Higgins
for curbstones and street-crossings to Pat
rick lynch.
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS, - Governor
Walker has appointed Herman Matthews
coroner Of Portsmouth uice james William
son, declined; Benjamin NJ. Robertson to-
bacco inspector (on behalf of owners),
Moore's warehouse, Petersburg and james
B. Madison notary public in Louisa
county. ...-
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN TIE RICHMOND PosT-OPPIcE JUNE o.
West IL Johnson, Richmond, Va; Miss
Susan Pitts, Norfolk, Va; 4. A. Wright,
Rutherglen post-otfice, Va. {; Miss Mary D.
Williams, Natchez, Miss.
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TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND readers OF the Rich
mond Dispatch have had their photographs taken
at the LEE GALLERY, and all express themselves
highly pleated with the pictures and the reasons
BILE prices. Werecommend this establishment
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS can get of WARykR L.
FLEMING, 1920 Main street, in any quantity, supe-
rior candy packages. lie guarantees satisfaction
in each case. His prizes are really, each one,
worth the price you pay for The box. Send
your orders TO him. -. .aA
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Remember " In your promenade OF an eve
ming the neat tce-cream saloon at ''JAcKsos,s,,
corner Main and Third streets.
He also makes and delivers to families, pic
MICS, fairs, &C., &C., pure ice-crcam In any
quantity and Of any flavor desired.
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DEPUTY FLOUR INsPEcToR.-Mr. James
W. Lewellen, flour inspector, has con-
tinued Mr. Samuel Britton as deputy. Mr..
Britton has held the position for number
of years, and has given universal satisfac-
ton.
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WHITE VESTS, OF a beautiful pattern, for re-
ception and party occasions, at L. 3. SPENCE &
SON's 1900 Main street. .f, ....r.".,
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Denorest's and Godey's Fashion Honthlies for
July received, and for sale at ELLYsoN& TAY-
Lon'S news depot, next to Dispatch building.
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TURsIPs.-M Mr.. William I. Harvey, OF
Lunenburg, has sent us bunch of summer
t,rnips, which he calls the "June Apple" "
that excel any we have seen. They are
beautifully white and very sweet.
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Atlantic, Putnam, and Li1pincott for July, re-
ceiVed and for sale at ELLYsog &c TAYLoR's news
depot, next to Dispatch building. u
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We understand that w. D. BLAIR q Co.'s Il
SELECT WHIsKEY, ut S2.se per gallon, is one of
the best whiskies In the city.
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AL the nicer wears suitable for . gentleman's
outfit on party and reception occasions at Z. b.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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"PUT YOURSELF IN BIS PLAcE.,' Charles
Rcades latest work, in paper and cloth, at ELY.
LON 8 TAYLoR's, 1IIg Main street. ','
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snoo FLY, DON'T BoDDER ME, I'm going to
SrENCE's to buy one Of those coats fol dollar,
before they are all sold
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All the leading magazines weeklies, and daiies
published can be found at ELLYsoN & TAYLoa's
news depot, next to Dispatch building.
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Only two days left to get o cord OF good oak
wood at IS per cord from W. j. MCDOWELL, First
and Broad streets. stf& Is ~ ~
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M. ELLISON 3 co. win insert sdvertfsemeuts1R in
the principal newspapersin Vtrgtnis, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
ishers' rates. for cash. Apply At this ONCE,
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Rtfftmoud Alspatrh.


THE CIRCULATION OF THE HI5PATCa
IS LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIR
CULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY, ..a..
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KEEP CooL.-The coolest thing we hare heard
OF lately IS sPENcE's selling linen coat for one
dollar. . '
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RICHMOND, June eth, 1870.

yENHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
Il listing between GEORGE TImBARLAkE d
son was dissolved on the lst day OF May, 1910, by
mutual consent. JAMES L. .TIMBEkLAKEw VIII
continue TO conduct a GENERAL COM
lcits the patronage Of the friends OF the old con-
cern. GEORGE IlhBERLAhE u DUN.
Ia
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PARTY GLOVES and NECK-TrEs Just received
ct E. B. SPENCE & soN's, 1900 Main street.
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PUT YOURSELF IN HIs PLACE." Charles
Reade's latest novel, just received and for sale by
ELLYSoN 4 TAYLOR, next to Dtspatch Office.
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RECEPTION GLOVES In great variety at E. b.
SPENCE y SONS, 1900 Main street. 49,
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and the following pupils receive double
promotion to the hfgh-school grade An.
drew Cumber and John .Iohpaon -

anu tue foLl0WIng pupnS receive double
promotion to the hfgh-school grade An.
drew Cumber and John johnson. -
The lntermediate School, Navy Hill,
Miss Hattie L. 8. Harris teacher), was ex-
amined the same day as the above. Here q
class Of twenty was proposed for promotion.
Alter severe ordeal, in which the entire
class fully justified the recommendation OF
their teacher, all were advanced to the gram
mar grade. The following are the names
OF pupils promoted Thomas johnson, Ro-
bert K Taylor, Archie Garnett, Norman
Wesley, Annie Scott, Gerty Henderson,
Carrie Taylor, Texanna Moore, Florence
Brown, Sarah johnson, Ada Patterson,
Lille Randolph, Carrie Kemp, Susie Tay-
lor, Julia Childs, James Pinkard, Lizzie
Anderson, Elnora Jones, Wilhnna sefas,
Mary Brown. The large number promoted
is the best possible evidence of the faithful
ness and skill of the teacher. In this school
the following pupils have not been absent
during the year: Annie Scott, Ruberta
smith, Martha Hope, Charles Washington,
A. GarWell, james Pinkard, and Ada Pat
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OLD PAPERs, in packages Of one hundred OF
more, for sale ut the Dispatch counting-room.
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AUCTION SALES TlsHg BAY,

On all DUb'ic or private sdics of Real Eatntt
made 6etaoesn the lst or January ana the 1st O;
1t'fy he purctdsers pdV the tares for the prescn,
year, out on all sales betsoeen the first day O,
July and the last day Of December the seller
pays them.
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All the leading magazines and periodicals for
sale by ELLYsoN 4 TAYLOR, nextto Dispatch Of
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lDISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
~ In consequence OF the election of Roger Gre
cory, ESQ, to the bench, The cO-partncrsp in the
practice OF law heretofore existing between the
CORY is dissolved.
The business OF the late firm will hc closed up as
far as practicable by b. b. DOUGLAS, Esq, who
continues to practice in the Courts Of King VIII
liam, King and Queen, and adjacent counties.
May .3, 1870. Is. Is. DOUHIAS
ie l-Wa.< ROGER GREGORY.
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THE OFFICE JUDGMENT DOCKET in the cir
cult court Of Richmond-Judge b. r. Well
ford presiding-will be called to-day at II
O'Clock.
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eYSGib ANls GesAls


TAM NOW DELIVERING GLOVER
I Hill COAL at the following reduced rates
LUMP FOR CRATE PURPOSES, per load, IS 10
hail FOR CRATE PUkPoSEs, Fer t load 20
PURPOSES, per load. d.............;.::., 90
have ON hand also some very good CLOVER
HILL LUMP COAL for the low price OF $3.50
peAs eAsNTaRACITE VIZ COAL, COKE, OAK AND
FINE WOOD, a5 the lowest rates.
je 2l-2m A. B. NOOlDklD6E.
GLOVER HILL COAL am now pre-
" pared to furnish al grades of GLOVER HILL
COAL ut the following reduced prices
LUMP, $5.75 per load. delivered; HAIL, Us /;
HARD, for either CRATES or cooking toVes, ~
Also. ANTHRACITE COAL of best quality |;
PInE WOOD, G. B. LIPSCOMB,
ie 2O-3m Seventh and Byrd streets
SEASONED OAK WOOD AT FIVE
- DOLLARS PER COkD.-Haring purchased
one hundred aud twenty cords of splendid SEA-
SONED oak WOOD at Camp Grant, to be re-
moved in ten days, VIII deliver to any one one
cord with the privilege, for few days, hrSt-rare
OAK WUOH ut IS per cord.
Persons wishing to lay in their winters supply
will save ut least 90 per cord and get good wood by
leaving their orders ut once at my office, next to
corner First and Broad streets
jel7 W. y. NCDOn ELL.
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JOHN w. WYATT,
y ,,, c,.,,sGG sGENERAL SHIPPING
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH srRKHrs
RICHMOND, VA rCST-orFICR Box Is.
roE LIVERPOOL AND sssae
CUEEE3TOWE. &SEGA
lNMAN LINE OF MALL STEAMERS, SaITf-Ss;T
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
First cahin..........s75I Steeragc. $3.50
To London.......... so To London. ............ ss
10 Parte .,........... 81 TO Paris. .....,.., 80
Ticket sold To aud from England, Ireland and
The Continent. nc IN modsra:e ra.ee.
FOR further In formation aruv at the Company's
oiioes. JOHN Il. DALE. Agent.
JOHN W. fATT, Agent. Richmond, Va.
FOR NEW YORK. eGS>
OLD poMINioN STEAMSHIP 2k4&
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wAeel steamships ISA AC
SkIL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA ALRE-
NARLF, and hATrfRAS. leave New York for
Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond, every TUES
DAS, TuCHsl.AY, and SATURDAY z; 3 O'Clock
2 NJ. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY, al high tide.
These ships Grc entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare accommolas
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern All! European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, 1T a GUAR.
TER OF ONE PER CENT, ut the oNcea OF :his
ccfHpanv.
For fu rther Information apply at the OFFICE
OF THE COMPANY, corner of Eleventh and
fhaln streets. myo6
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T. c. Woodward, Of Virginia. q Oraijon
by D. 6, Butts, of Virginia.
Second Ddy.-Morning exercises. lex
O'Clock a. NJ: I. Address before the
Washington and Franklin Literary socie-
ties by Hon. John Goode, Jr., Of Virginia.
IF. 1. Essay by }. III. Barrow, candidate for
degree Of A. n. 2. Honprs awarded and
degrees conferred. Evening exercises, r.
Celebration OF Washington Literary
Society: 1. Address by the President-elect
Rev. Il. 8. Moran, D. D.s g.. Grafton by J.
w. Duaey, of. Virginia. 8. Grafton by c.
c. Rhodes, of Maryland. 4. Grafton by j.
W. Compton, of Virginia. T.t'R
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mAKIHE INTELlIGEHCE.

marine INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE n, 1870.
San rises. ............ AZ Moon rises. 1.oe
sun sets. als High tide. Ills
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 81, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Norfolk, Plat, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, w. r. Porter.
steamer Jonn sylvester, Gtrord, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatun.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mer-
cliandise and passengers, Old Dominion Steam-
shp Company.
WEST POINT, June 2L-Arriyed, steamer State
OF Virginia, freeman, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, York kfyer Railroad Company, and
sailed on return. ~
By TELEGRAPH.
BREsr. FRANCE, June 2l.-hrrived. steamer
Vile de Paris.
QUEENsTows, June n.-ArriTed, steamer CITY
OF Brussels 3pt.
NEW YORK, June 2l.--Arrtyed, steamers San
Salvador, Montgomery, and Vagfna.
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$ia7s7 a5

Respectfully, atz1 'it'SH
2..Ts--.: ! II WIN. V. McKEAH, Secretary.
lsaac Davenport, Jr., Treasurer Relief Fund,
Richmond, Va. -I1E - Z - 1
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INSURANCE COMPANIES,

,rAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE
% NJ i A y Y
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
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Thankful to my friends and the public for the
liberal patronage they have bestowed upon Inc,
will ask the continu ince OF the same on my sue
cessors. Most respectfully, -
Ia Jw V. s. CARLTON.
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FOR BALE.
RICHMOND. june n. 1870.
-. hH
TN SEASON.

CRABS CRABS
am in daily receipt Of No. YORK RIVER
CRABS, the most choice that can DO esnghs. Ho-
tells, restaurants, amt private families, can ee
supplied with any quantity, in the shen Or oe-
Yilled. E lzs- .g. n ast8
- II. REED'H
Tish, Crab, Fruit aadEee Depot,
5eaa-n esxts Rsss Ciay sssess
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Dgss0LUTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS.

JUNE 81, 1870.
DISSOLUTION AND PARTNERSHIP
~ The co-parinership heretofore existing be-
tween CARLTON 4 GARNETT has been dis
solved by mutual consent, V. S. Carlton, Esq,
having withdrawn from the firm.
Mr. j. II. WARE has been admitted to All ints-
rest. The style Of toe firm hereafter VIII re
GAkNETT & WARE. who will conduct the
GEHFRAL ROOT AND SHOE BUSINESS 1T
the old stand, Cos Broad street.
All persons indebted 10 Carlton Il Garnctt will
please settle with Garnett 4 Ware, and M bills
contracted b; Carlton & Garnet will be settled by
Garnet l. Ware. -
CARLTON & GARNETT.
CARROLL GAENETT,
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ToTAL CONTRIBUTIONS FROM PHnADE1-
PHIA FOB THE RELIEF FUND :snas 80
OFFICE OF THE PultIc LEDGER;

---..s = OFFICE OF THE PUBiIC LEDQER,
PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1870.
Dear Sir.-Since my last remittance to you on
account Of your relief fund subscriptions have
been-handed to me as follows 73l7
BY hands or Hon.. ID. u. Fox, mayor $40 90
BY DIR. David Jayne & Son. 60 90
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IEFFERSON DAVIS. PRESIDENT.
W. J. WlCkS. First Vicc-prcsidens.
J, 7. FETTIEl.. Second Vice y resident.
". +. R0YLE. Sscrctarr.
!. Il. EDMOSDSbN, General Agent.

FikST-CLASS AGENTS
= II la appointed In every connty In the State
LiRERAL TERMS
sgl ii! applications, personally or hv letter,
: ~n;UpllN t}isNcFCd. j. f6-ln
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-22
DIR. Whittier.

l A REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE
IN rs Diploma ut office will show, has beeni
Ionger engaged in the treatment of Veneresl,
Sexual and Private diseases than any otheri
physician in St. Louis. Syphilis, Gonorrhes,I
IGleet, Structure, 0rchitis, Hernia, and Rupture,
Iall Urinary Diseases and Syphilitic or Mercurial
IAffictions of Throat, Skin Bones, are treat-t
led with unparalleled success. spermstorrhes,I
Sexual Debility and lmpotency, as the result
Iof self abuse in oItb, sexual excuses in ms
Iturer ears, or other causes, and which produced
some of the following effects, ss nocturnal ennis
lsions blotohes, debility, dizziness, dinne of
Isight, confusion of ideas evi! forbodings, AYERS
Jon 60 society of females, loss of memory and
sexual power, end rendering marriage imprope'I
are permanently cured. The Doctors oppor
Itunities hospital and private practice are unsu
passed In St Louis any other city Back
hles of st. Louis papers prove that be has beepI
located here longer than any other so aiverti-
Ising The establishment, library, lsbortcry and!
appointments, sre pnrivailea in the West, un Il
surpassed anywhere. Age with experienced
tcan be relied upon, and the doctor can refer toI
Imany ply sicians throughout the country. Ini
pact success and present position he stands
without a competitor. The writings of ply l
Isician whose reputation is Union wide should
Ibs worth reading. DIR. Whittier publishes Il
Medical Pamphlet relating to vsneresl diseased
and the disastrous and varied consequence
Iof self abuse, that will be sent 10 any addrsssI
lin sealed envelope for two stamps. Many
Iphys introduce patients to the doctor AZ
tier read ng his medical pamphlet. CoDmuni-
cation confidential A friendly talk will cost you'll
nothing. Office centrs yet retired, No. 6l7 Sd
ICharles street, st. Lo uis, Mo. Hours Q. m. |
Ito q. m. Sundays u to p. m